Field Marshall's Pulling

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A couple of late model Field Marshall tractors doing some drawbar work on the man sled during the 2015 Broxburn One Cylinder Tractor Show in Lethbridge, Alberta.
Song: Going For a Ride
Artist: David Newman & Hollywood Studio Symphony
Album: Serenity (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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@svtirefire 7 лет назад

Thanks for the video. It's awesome to see restored tractors working, not just parked on the grass at a show!

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Thanks, glad you liked it.

@wmden1 4 года назад

Sounds good. I like to hear them idle and watch the front of the tractor jump, with each power stroke.

@mothmagic1 3 года назад

It's a joy to watch. brings back memories of my childhood

@richardremnant8190 7 лет назад

I remember so well this sound and the screaming of the clutch. Just great for thrashing.

@jambocoo 7 лет назад

I had never heard of these before now, but am so glad I got to see them. Truly a beast of tractor for sure. Thanks for sharing.

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

glad you liked them, thanks.

@charlescrisp2814 8 лет назад

love that unique 2 stroke sound of a field marshall tractor

@Rainhill1829 8 лет назад

+Charles Crisp Thanks, you don't hear it anywhere else.

@mikemullay5622 5 лет назад

That orange Field Marshall wasn't even breathing hard!

@jakes410 7 лет назад

some ones a fire fly fan, i recognize the music! great vid!!!

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Ahhh, you got me, thanks for watching.

@michaelhalsall5684 6 лет назад

Sounds better under full load than when it's idling!

@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад

They sound great fully loaded, that is what they where built to do.

@wmden1 3 года назад

An impressive show, but it sure is hard packing that usable topsoil.

@Rainhill1829 3 года назад

Oddly enough he had superb strawberry’s popping out there the next year, good cultivator i suppose.

@birdiges 7 лет назад

Thank you, love this.

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed.

@chefgiovanni 7 лет назад

I like the sound of that motor, but I think i would wear ear plus while rolling it.

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Yes, they are normally quite mellow, but when they run at full power they can be quite loud.

@charlescrisp2814 6 лет назад

the engine is a 2 cycle engine

@jojojojo745 8 лет назад

5l 2t diesel mono cylindre

@petemorrish4195 7 лет назад

they will blow smoke rings we called them popeyes

@DallasHuybregts 9 лет назад

Love the orange paint! Did they do different colours for different years or were the Field Marshalls always offered in different colours?

@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад

+Dallas Alberta The orange came about in the final years of Marshall production, along with chrome plating on a lot of detail parts. Sort of a way to refresh and breathe new life into an aging design. I believe this was only applied to the series 3 tractors.

@DallasHuybregts 9 лет назад

Very cool

@yeovic2242 7 лет назад

Dallas Alberta By way of interest Orange was used on ford tractors pre Ww2 in Britain but changed to green to make them a less visible target! to aircraft!

@regsparkes6507 7 лет назад

Is this Field Marshall's own make of engine?

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Yes, it was a in-house development of the system set forward by Heinrich Lanz, but with more modern components and a higher compression ratio. Marshall & Sons engineered and built it at their plant in Gainsborough. Some consider it a stopgap between the hotbulb and the full diesel.

@regsparkes6507 7 лет назад

Thanks for the information. It's a very interesting tractor.

@christopherguy1217 7 лет назад

Isn't this a cartridge start engine? Or is that only when it is cold?

@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад

Yes, indeed, the cartridge can be used anytime, but it also has a conventional crank start feature. This was the most common starting method.

@bebajoro77 7 лет назад

You certainly can use a cartridge, but it is not good practice to do so all the time. Doing so leads to excessive carbon deposits, can jam the decompressor and imparts a nasty shock to the engine. Given the choice, most people will hand crank it.