Day791 DAVID BROWN MUSEUM & TRYING TO BE IN 4 PLACES AT ONCE
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 05. 2022
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Beautiful tractor
seeing traditional real farming
I like how the videos are everyday and I donât think people actually realise how much work that is to make the videos for a start and while doing all your other day to day jobs so big respect for that Olly
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I enjoy the videos as they are consistent, relatable and informative, the quality is top-notch and the videos are always entertaining. i watched an episode of the real Countryfile and I also found that very good
Always interesting and varied , a bit like the middle of Lidl where you never know what will show up. Just the right length with good commentary and no horrid background music. Keep it up Olly.
Like the honesty of your channel in that we see the good and the bad of your days work, the variety, the pigeon rants !, the support you do for the NHS, the police dog section and your not that far away from our neck of the woods. And of course Chester and now young James too. Great effort Olly
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I watch because I learn so much and it reminds me of so much
Good that you visited the David Brown museum I used to work in the field test dd
Love the vlogs, it's a full variety of a British farmer, from the machines, to the land, the problems and the solutions, keep up the great videos
Your honezty, explanation and enthusiasm for farming is what makes your videos stand out. Never boring, always informative
Good video I think the videos are interesting because of the different machinery and various jobs on the farm and the mishaps of real life because everything is not straight forward đđ
The black and red David Brown is probably the best colour combination in my opinion just something about them
Love the Browns! Have an 880 and had a 1494 and a 1210.
The reason why we I watch is you because you are honest true great guy enjoy what you do enjoy farming brilliant content with your videos great work đ
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I like the fact you explain things, like the effect weed grasses have on wheat development, your honesty in showing everything and the way you explain and argue about agriculture's problems (I really look forward every day to watch it đ)
I like the fact you teach us about the methods of farming , and tractors, and you raise money for charity ,and I know everyday thereâs a new video .
Evening. Loved the DB museum had 8 of them when I started on the farm/ red 990/ 2/995s / 2/1210s 4WD/ 1390/1490/1690 all 4WD. Most of them replaced with 94series in 85/86 I had the 1494 the same as the one you liked mine was also B.reg. Then onto case ih after that. Keep up the good vlogs đđ»
I like your honesty. not many would film the poorer looking crops, and mistakes. Also like the explanation as to why theyâre not so good. Well done.
it's the same for me too the honestly makes it real keep up the good work đ
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Fantastic to see all of these models #oldskool #davidbrown #Favouritetractors. Thanks Olly for another great video
Great videos
Great videos as usual and itâs good to see the things that occasionally go pear shaped it happens weâre all human, The David brown 990 always looks fab fond memories for me driving one in my teens, best video is the Bateman đ
We so look forward to watching your videos at the end of the day - keep them coming they are so interesting and varied.
Enjoy every one of you blogs Olly, cannot pick a favourite of the week as each one is good for a different reason. Just keep it going thatâs all one can ask. đđâ
I like your honesty and cheerful outlook, every day is interesting as you're living the life I would've picked if I'd had my time over again. đ
Great video, some unreal classic tractors đ and keep doing what your doing đȘđ
Just enjoy watching your daily videos every one is different and interesting so I donât have a favourite but look forward to my daily fix so thanks Olly for your hard work providing us with an insight to your working week.
I enjoy all the videos and can't wait to see the combine working
Just love how diverse and forward thinking you are
I like your videos, and I hope that we see in the future a lot of from the 1690t . I've got the same and I love the sound ,the power and the look. Greetings from Germany
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It's all interesting, but mainly the tractors I like đ€Ș that David brown 780 brings back some memories on our farm đ
Your videos are like a tv soap, once you start you need to watch every dayđ joking aside the length of 8-10 mins works for me daily. The content is interesting and varied.
I enjoy watching you on CZcams , for your honesty , you keep it real , have a great personality and passion for farming , the mixture of content , plus we learn new things . Try not to miss them , love your tractor collection thanks
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Great video, i like the honesty and how genuine the video's are, you tell it as it is,
We used to have a 995 and a 880 to very neat tractors the 995 had rear duals and a fronting loader on our family farm both purchased brand new and they did a lot of hours
Another great blog Olly, those David Browns were immaculate. Really enjoy what you do itâs great to watch.
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Seeding with 936 was cool. Proper farming. Like the regularity of your videos, sim down, cup of tea and get it on
The farm where you catch the shuttle bus for the royal Welsh show has a line six or so of old David browns wil mid Wales
All videos are just true farming the costs the time break downs bit of down time and family time. Keep at it Olly
Sneaky little devils!! They sent you the unofficial class photo!! I knew they were up to something! The reason I love that you show everything is that it makes you a great teaching resource. I recommend your channel to all my students but especially those who are like me and from a livestock background or have very little experience in either. Thank you Olly!
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Great video olly, nice david browns, Hope the spray worked, best video was yesterday's with the fendt on the drill. 98%.
Interesting vlog Olly (as always) Iâm about 90% today. Itâs my one day off a week so Iâm good.
As for what I like about your vlogs - basically, they are nice and short with a lot compacted in. You tell it as it is, no jumping around or shouting or getting over excited about things. Iâm not a farmer and I knew feck all about farming but I wonât miss an episode of yours - thereâs always something different each day.
You are a fantastic ambassador for your industry - keep doing what youâre doing đđŒ
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Olly your channel is very educational and extremely enjoyable better than watching the TV and I am glad Tom recommended you đ
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We had an 1290 & 1490 on x plates new with a grant scheme. The 1490 lasted 2 years and was replaced with a international 885xl on an A plate. Looks a nice tour. đ
Hi Olly Charlottes building project looks good lot of nice David Browns been watching since last summer just like how you do the videos always some think happening Thanks again
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First tractor I drove on my own was a 990. The first tractor I steered sitting in my dads knee was a Massey Ferguson 165.
Youâve been a busy man today Another great video matey. I watch cos you cover everything even the mistakes. You a very honest and informative person which you donât get very often now.
Keep telling and showing it as at is Olly it keeps it real đđ
I whatch your videos the different content the honesty you betray, and not afraid to put your opinions out there.The support you give to other communities to show that farming is a difficult job with crop growing or not,they do not always come out of the ground!? You are a true ambassador for agriculture đ€ đŠđș
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I enjoy the real farming that you show. Especially the arable crops information because I can use it in my sessions with my students at Myerscough College đ
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@@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmer In my defence I'm a stockman born and bred so with the arable side I'm a work in progress. đ
Been to tractor show at Malvern today. Some really mint David browns there. A really nice class columbus combine there, think it was 1965 sold new by Mann's. Then bought back in by Mann's in 1985, resprayed class green and sold to Oliver walston for doing trial plots used for only one year the barn stored untill it was purchased by somebody from Shrewsbury couple of years ago
I like your explanation and your honesty, this vid is boss
90% today. The lego block wall look great and you would never guess it is a block of concrete with stone slips glued on.
Some of those DB tractors are amazing.
Fave video of the week was visiting Tom Pemberton and the visit to Cornthwaites. I'm sure their yard is getting bigger đ
I like you. You answer my awkward questions and don't tell me to fudge off.
You never switch off, which I can relate too. I like seeing your crops growing and hearing about them. I like how you tell the general public about the issues affecting agriculture. Nobody else seems to be fighting our corner.
Your work for mental health and speaking about suicide openly is good for everyone too.
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I like your videos for the simple honestly sometimes things get messed up but you get on with it.
And itâs OK not to be 100% today I definitely feel 70%
An american here. Itâs beginning to dawn on me that you englishmen built all our tractors over here or had a lot of input on their designs. So, thank you for the tractors and english bulldogs ( the most beautiful dogs on earth ).đ
Like the variety on your Channel
Just came across your channel from watching Tom pem, and absolutely love your vids, just powering through your playlists now đ đ awesome content and a great insight to the arable side of farming, keep up the amazing work đđđ
That could take a while
Kind of funny where they have that cut out by the oil filter is right where my 1394 chucked a rod out lol
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Hi Olly, I watch because you say how it is, the good and the not so good, love the snippets of family life and Chester. Your charity work is bang on, and lastly I love the machinery. 90% Thanks and take care.
Good to see something a bit different at the David Brown club today Olly. I know you have a ton of stuff on at the moment but I hope you get back to diversification Sunday at some point, it was my favourite feature đ
I reserve that for when I want a day off lol
Brilliant video olly 100% today brilliant day
Like your openness on the videos. We see the good and the bad.
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@@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmer not that there's much bad, mistakes happen but at least you don't hide them.
Like your bannter!
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Feeling 95% just love that magpie 1494
Keep up the good work mate, 51% keeping going hopefully going up now
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Weâve got a 1394 case commemorative edition and 995 David brown so it was very nice looking at them in mint condition
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Olly you have come a long way in a short time with your video and editing made my flight to Greece spot on still 100% đșđ
Thanks Wi-Fi on flight was there
I watch because farming is in my blood plus I enjoy all the content and I have liked them all Iam 80% today
Also Olly, I think you should be given a Knighthood for what you have done over the last 2yrs, you deserve it mate
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I don't want to say here from the new build home to the classic tractors. Want a view from new build house and want classic david brown / case tractors very British engineering. Olly and Charlotte and family thanks for your videos
Excellent local everyday farming life. Good and bad. Spoken British Emglish not the other one. Good diverse content keeps me and wifey alert waiting for the next installment. Sound could be more consistent though.
I love watching your videos cause its a true day in the life of a farmer, and your a cool guy too, and you always interact with your viewers đ
Question for you, how many fields do you work and how many variety's of crops do you plant/harvest ?
50 odd fields perhaps never counted to be honest
Great to meet you today Olly..Had good chat with the other farmers too about the amazing classics..Asked them will the 22 reg case ih optuim 300 hp tractor I saw at a run last week be a classic in 30 years time..forgot to ask howâs your new baby boy doing..
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@@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmerprobably not long if youâre calling dealer out every five minutes..
I use to drive a case 1594 with a Econ side mounted hedge cutter. when I use to live in Nottinghamshire.
Live in the dream
Better than tv
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Stuck a video of my trip down to the dbtc museum on my channel phils 1694 sounds well on it and the 4wd 1594 there was on an aftermarket turbo on it whistles lovely coming between the buildings
because I miss driving the old tractors like the john deere 4955 , ih 1455 and the David brown 1690
Bought a 1971 narrow DB780 for ÂŁ398 in 1984. Pulled like a train. Got a Foreloader for it at a farm sale for ÂŁ110 a few years later.
Only real job I had to do was a new clutch - and local ag college did that for a consideration.
Sold it a couple of years ago for nearly ÂŁ3k and the guy who bought it has done a fantastic renovation - looks mint.
Only thing I don't miss is getting on and off it.
Down here in Kent used DB were always cheap as everyone wanted Red or Blue Tractors.
90% today. I love it when you are working in Hale, takes me back home. I will be back in August to visit Mum and Dad, canât wait. I will definitely be taking a walk down the shore to inspect your and Billâs crops đ€Ł
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I learnt to drive on a David Brown 30 D
The time ye took the gearbox off the muck spreaderâđš I said that ye were really genuine and honest showing the good, the bad and the ruthless!đ
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Taking the engine to bits isn't the difficult part, it's the making sure you haven't any bits left over when you've put it back together!
crop master has a Bamford mid mounted mower drive on it
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I think you should paint the wheels on the seed drill black mate, fendt is black with red wheels and obviously the drill is red so black wheels would complete the look maybe đ€·ââïž
Great video olly the museum was great I love all your content doesnât matter what it is but anything to do with machinery I think when you do the 1690 you should video the rebuild
90% today . What your favourite David brown tractor . The videos are interested and fun to watch this video is my favourite.
My dad has got a 990 the same one he drove on first job . Dangerous going to auction with him đ€Ł
Hi Olly I think your videos are honest and light humoured. WoW that 4955 JD is a big tractor but sitting next to big black FENDT it doesnât look that big. Fenland Rob
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all the videos are good factual and with 10 - 20 minutes here show more than hours with the BBC and so on likewise with the real country file
Erik is based out of Abu Dhabi not Dubai, it is like saying he from Manchester if you live in Liverpool.
What I like is you show the complete deal even if I canât work out who owned what or works for who or if you are one farm or a collective. I also like Chester and the fact you generally answer messages.
I was 100% until City scored, but still a great year for the reds
Only 3 cups not 4 perhaps
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Our David Brown engineer has a 1394 in the black and red colour scheme. Borrowed our plough and field to give it some work and flush out any problems. Not a bad tractor to use pulled the plough well but prefer the grunt of the 1690.
50% happiness now. Was at 90% earlier but just seen youâve only bloody been in my village earlier!!! đ
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@@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmer Meltham!
You must have been to the DB museum opening.
What i love about your channel, to put in simple terms there's no bull***t. what you do i see, and to be honest I have never met you and given my location (Ireland) I probably never will but it feel like your someone I know when your talking.
Possible the biggest thing I love most is the stats you give! how much fuel it takes, how much something costs and what you sell it at, even down to the man hours on the marquee.
I'm not totally sure why but your very easy to relate to even though I have absolutely no farming background. I feel I understand everything you say and if I don't I ask here and so far you have always replied, could never understand why trailer tyres where the wrong way round and you sorted that for me.
Told you already but I'll say it till the cows come home, I genuinely look forward to your videos every evening and they always lift me up no matter what. Your a bit like coffee đđđ
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Do you have time for work with all the videos you produce. Nice one Olly
Thatâs what gps is for
I guess it feels like we're part of your day whatever you are doing that's the appeal for me 100% today.
I find all you're videos are interesting
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80% today, Iâm a United fan and City won the league, but was an amazing last day!