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PHOTO - old fashioned baling

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David in Englan

07-11-2006 06:05:49

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Hi guys;
Saw this old guy this morning whilst travelling round the area. Another scene that was once common and now a rarity.
The tractor is a late 1960's Massey Ferguson 135 diesel fitted with the last remnants of a ROPS cab made by Lambourne - there would have been a green pvc top & sides, with glass windscreen & doors. During the late 1960's & early 1970's 1 tractor in every 4 sold in England was an MF 135.

The baler is a Bamfords which was made in England (possibly a Jones Balers of North Wales design).
Bamfords started making horse drawn implements, gas engines & barn machines, at one time the largest (?) manufacturer of farm machinery in England.
Cheers David

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hayray

07-12-2006 06:17:52

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Re: PHOTO - old fashioned baling in reply to David in England, 07-11-2006 06:05:49

What kind of hat is that old timer wearing?

Ray

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Dachshund

07-11-2006 12:02:14

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Re: PHOTO - old fashioned baling in reply to David in England, 07-11-2006 06:05:49

Thanks for the photos! Nice set up he has. Looks like a scene from anywhere here in SE Nebraska - except that the guy in the background is driving on the wrong side of the road. 8^)

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MN Bob

07-11-2006 06:56:02

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Re: PHOTO - old fashioned baling in reply to David in England, 07-11-2006 06:05:49

Hi David; Always good to see your photos. Had a chance to see a little of England while in the Military, and spent 2 weeks in London with the family as a tourist. Question, do you have to license the tractors? I noticed the plate on the 35 shown above.
p.s. Some of your photos really remind me of the scenery in All Creatures Great and Small. Thanks for sharing, Bob

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