Quite.

Canadians and Brits. They have some of the most interesting names for things. Eh?

Don't they just?

Well, doesn't do to be TOO predictable.

brought to you by communist Canada, eh? ruled over by the 'quiet Putin'...

Vix

TeeHee!

Oh, I expect things will turn around up there eventually...

just like in Washington, right? Oh yes - I just saw the beginning of the turnaround - our president has covid AGAIN - so he is now in isolation...

it's fun watching the game unravel...

Vix

WRM, I need to pick up more popcorn.

better get extra butter...

Vix

Indeed!

*snorts*

Alrighty then XD !! ^v^ 🤨😂😂😂

Best way to stay out of trouble.

Indeed!

Did a quick read of collectors webpage on those Tractors. Rather interesting and seems quite a few of them are still in service after a lot of decades of use. Good old diesel engines just keep going and going - as one collector/user said "I don't want plastic or computers in my tractors"

Yep! Imported to the US under the "Co-op" name, as well. :)

I predict a trend that tractor parts will start being 3-D printed with metal--to the point where whole tractors are being made of replica parts, just to get AWAY fro the super-computerized tractors.

I've been around Ford Model T's that were all newly made - no printing - just parts made by casting and machining. Encountered a collector's group having a rally up a steep dirt mountain road outside of Flagstaff in the mid 1990s - Two of the cars were built by the owners - others were restorations. Road up Mt. Elden - made my new 1995 GMC 1500 need a front end alignment but those motorized buggies handled it just fine.

Fair point. But I predict that this will go from the realm of hobbyist to the realm of those who will use those vehicles in their daily work. Esp. with the price of farm machinery these days.

I know, getting to be terrible, then the bit with not being able to work on them yourself. I see a fair trade in older tractors in my area.

" then the bit with not being able to work on them yourself."

THAT will be the driving force, I think.

Surprised there isn't the Twatoffen Seed Drill for those tractors

I'm a terrible smart ass

You're blessed with a fertile imagination, plus a quick wit, AND an earthy sense of humor.

Have to keep my trap shut at work...

Oh, YOU.

You should see our Twatsopen line of combine harvesters. “You harvest more rapeseed with your Twatsopen”

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

So what happened to the farmhand with his Cockshutt in the door?

It's in tractor, er, traction.

I just keep thinking about this guy (don't be that guy). And it wasn't even Florida.

BTDT, though not quite as bad. I generally check seats for looseness as a precaution.