BBC Radio Ulster's Nicola Weir Gets A Driving Lesson From Donkey 

Stunning claas

That's a powerful wee woman. You could teach her anything.

Spread the love increase the peace and all the best for 2020 keep the videos comin ✌️❤️

I am loving this video, you certainly have the comfort and economic situation correct,,, SMB forever Donkey

Brilliant interview. Liked that 👍👍👍

Wonderful video, lovely lady and I am sure her show is/will be a hit, is there a podcast. Oh!!!! I want that Deutz :-)

Great job on the field

Merry Christmas Grassmen👍🎅

Fantastic well done😀

I agree with her I feel more incontrol of the older style than the new style

Love you guys and love the tractor

That old Deutz is gorgeous, I'd have that anyday over the Class! I grew up learning to drive in an old Deutz Dx and I absolutely loved it. Still my favourite tractor to this day!

You touched on a subject in that conversation upon which I have strong opinions and that is the "Right to Repair" equipment that you own. Even though a computer might be required to perform some of the tasks an old fashioned diesel mechanic might do, that does not mean an independent contractor (aka mechanic) can not perform the same tasks as well as, if not better than a trained manufacturing company employee, if that training was made available to that independent contractor (another thing "manufacturing companies" tend to restrict access to these days). Do you think that manufacturing companies have the "right" to restrict access to the information and technology and training needed to maintain and repair your assets (you have purchased from them or a 3rd party)? I enjoyed the interview, especially regarding the "Farming Matters" radio topic around farming and rural communities. Even though the accents take a little bit of getting used to (but just momentarily), although you might say the same about my antipodean accent.

Is there a vid about all the classics in the shed?

Cant go on the road without the beacons

Hi donkey can u come to Portrush a day and do meet and greet. Love all the videos. Next person u need to get is uncle Hugo

Well done Nicola, no bother to you. While tractor may seem complicated initially to operate, in my opinion they are ironically easier to operate than manual tractors, more user friendly and very user friendly once one gets used to them.

if you ever find yourself needing to git rid of that tractor i will take it off you hands for free but you will need to pay for shipping to Australia😋 i will also happily take one of those new Axion 960 Terra Trac's and a Lexion 8900.

Claas tractors are fun to drive, How do I know that? I'm currently being taught how to drive my stepdad's tractor on his farm... and I've already handled some driving jobs on said tractor too.

Poor woman looks terrified

Hahaha me in a tractor lol .I have smd haswell except for fords and fendts

At 7:20 when donkey haves a voice crack 😂

Grandfather loves machinery, father hates them and I love it. I think the SMD skipped a generation

Where in Northern Ireland do you live in

Come to the States

Hi

Hi Donkey. Would you or Gary teach me to drive a tractor like this? Or would anybody teach me to drive a tractor like this??

Was that a dead animal tied to that forklift at arpund 15 mins DOnkey?