Road Vehicles, OtherThe National is always held on Easter Sunday and Bourn in Cambridgeshire was the chosen venue for the 21st Century's first National Vintage Tractor Road Run. April 200 was the wettest since records began and most of the off-road sections had to be cancelled. Fortunately Bourn airfield had been ... From the series Tractor Road Runs | |
Road Vehicles, OtherAround 80 Vintage and Classic Commercials were entered for the 39th Bournemouth to Bath Run, an event organised by Commercial Transport in Preservation. The route from Bournemouth to Bath was via Salisbury, Warminster, Frome and Bradford-on-Avon. From Bath City Centre the entrants (those brave ... | |
Road Vehicles, OtherThe tractor working field at the Onslow Park Steam Engine Rally is, in our opinion, without equal in the UK. Each year we leave convinced that 'they won't be able to improve on that next year' - but they always do. The theme for 2007 was 'A Century of Farm Progress' and the working field tractors ... | |
Other, Railways, TramsA distinctly Victorian development - they first entertained seaside holiday makers in 1875. Feauring the ups and downs of Britain's Cliff Lifts. Nearly all of them are seen and archive footage used to show older cars in service. | |
Road Vehicles, OtherDVD Video (also available at HALF PRICE as VHS Cassette ). The 2003 'National' was hosted by the Cornish Tractor Club and with over 420 tractors gathered at the Royal Cornwall Showground it was the largest tractor road run to be held in the United Kingdom. Not only was there a record entry but the ... From the series Tractor Road Runs | |
OtherForage Machinery at Work Today's modern high-yielding dairy cow needs high quality bulk feed and in order to achieve that farmers and contractors must be able to clear large acreages of grass very quickly. This video shows some of the latest forage equipment being put through it's paces at the 1999 ... | |
Road Vehicles, OtherAround 30 vehicles travelled from Fishguard to Rosslare for the strangely named Heart of Wales Irish Road Run, a seven-day tour of the South of Ireland. Irish entrants increased the number of participating vehicles to 40. This was the third such run organised by Heart of Wales Run organiser John ... | |
Road Vehicles, OtherIn the Autumn of 2007 a two-day run was organised to honour the memory of a man known as 'Gentleman Jim'. Around 50 vehicles ran from York to Scarboro' and back via Sutton-on-the-Forest, the North Yorkshire Moors and Whitby. Jim Beresford and his team devised a terrific route which included a long ... | |
Road Vehicles, OtherThe National Vintage Tractor Road Run is held in a different part of the country each year. Lanarkshire was the venue for the 2006 Run and around 400 tractors assembled at Lanark Agricultural Centre for a 23-mile tour of the Lanarkshire countryside. The 2006 Run had a very impressive start with ... | |
Road Vehicles, OtherDVD Video (also available at HALF PRICE as VHS Cassette ). Alan Ward started to specialise in Olivers in 1973 when he moved to Swindon with a nucleus of three Oliver 70 Row Crops. From this nucleus he has built up a collection of twelve different members of the Hart-Parr, Oliver line and has one ... From the series Ploughing Matches & Working Events | |
Road Vehicles, OtherVHS Cassette (also available as DVD Video ). Alan Ward started to specialise in Olivers in 1973 when he moved to Swindon with a nucleus of three Oliver 70 Row Crops. From this nucleus he has built up a collection of twelve different members of the Hart-Parr, Oliver line and has one exhibit of all ... From the series Ploughing Matches & Working Events | |
Road Vehicles, OtherThe Tractor Working Field at the Onslow Park Steam Engine Rally grows in popularity every year and 2004 saw over 100 tractors and crawlers entered in this section. The entrants ranged from a 1916 Saunderson and Mills with drag plough through to a Cat D8 with cultivator. Rock Island, Rumeley, ... From the series Ploughing Matches & Working Events | |
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