Here Comes A Tractor (full length version)

Welcome to Sunnydale Farm I'm Uncle Nick Hello kids, these are two friends of mine, Father Mark and Farmer Ted. Now they are having breakfast before heading out for a busy day on the farm. Now Farmer Mark is putting on his boots and going to work, but w

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is Farmer Ted? He's in the kitchen finishing his breakfast, lazy farmer Ted, let's keep our eyes open for him, this is Farmer Mark, a very old red

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, it's a little noisy, although t

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goes Farmer Mark to feed all his animals while he does that. go and take a look at some of the big machines on the farm here we go, these red ones, blue ones, so the new ones, big ones, small ones too, these tall ones, these ones low, these ones fast and slow, wheels before and come on, let's go there.

These can be green, tangerine, lime, lemon; They may be good enough to eat, but I wouldn't recommend you do so. This combination of

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s and trailers. Baylor is helping today. This is a seeder that plants the seeds for farmer Marc. It has been towed by a new green and yellow tractor this is a very powerful tractor it is as strong as one hundred and fifty horses yes, just as good seeders very heavy children this is Your child's travel helper and friend the first thing you need to do is place bright pink seeds on the seat, the Seadrill can plant in a day what you or I could plant in an entire week.

The pink seeds travel down these long tubes to the holes made in the ground by the round discs. The cedral is gone, now the seeds are. they are left in the ground to grow for many months, you must remember where the farmer Marcus went to feed the animals here are the little pigs, they are called piglets and they eat breast milk for breakfast, but when they grow a little and a little bigger like these people , they are going to need much more than just milk. Has anyone seen Farmer Ted? I'm sure he's around here somewhere, oh, it's just that maybe you know, well, go girl, he went a little bit, go left a little bit, we saw. we saw him no, that's Polly the big inner piglets oh, there's Farmer Ted, where have you been well children?

This is a combine harvester and it is also one of the largest combine harvesters in the world. The combine is in a field of wheat picking gray. The grain grows on the top of the plant and the rest is chaff, but we'll talk about that later, so how does it work well? In the front is a large, long spinning wheel. Now there are many little fingers on the spinning wheel. They are called tines and they help the combine collect the grain and this machine can hold enough grain to fill its path 30 times the coach is fine now the combine has finished pouring all its grain into the trailer the trailer heads to the grain warehouse the grain The store keeps the grain nice and dry What's the grain for Uncle Nick?

Well, grain is used to make flour and flour is used to make bread. All the grain in this store could produce more than a million loaves of bread. Well, the trailer goes and a machine with a pusher arm arrives to push all the grain back into the warehouse and keep it clean and tidy. Speaking of bread, let's grow a brand and now it's off to lunch. I bet he has a labrador control at one point. that I just saw YES on that old tractor oh, I think it's him, just go a little to the right, they're farmer's heads, remember the straw that was left in the field?

That's good, now it's the mansion's turn, Bale is going to cross the field. Gathering up all the straw, the bail is the size of three large family cars, so you need a very strong tractor to drag it all day. Many years ago it was very different, yes that's right, look how many farmers it took to work with these big old machines. As I said, the sheriff collects all the chaff and turns it into large fateful operations. These are called bullets. Oops, look at this. You know that things don't always go as planned. The bail is too big.

All the tricky parts around the edge. of the field for these bits attracted with a cutting arm the Murr at the end of this arm is used is like a lawnmower that is used to cut grass in a garden. It's called a charger and it's one of my favorites, although this machine is quite small. It's very, very strong, each one of those bales weighs as much as a car, the driver is very clever, he can put one on top of the other like they were building blocks, oh, steady, careful! Here he

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with another delivery of bales for the flatbed truck.

This truck can hold up to 20 bales, but what Pharma Macchio is is our connection. Wouldn't you know that Pharma Mark uses these bells as bedding for some of his animals, such as sheep, cows and chickens? Can you see who is sleeping in the hay now? I think it's Farmer Ted, it's just that he's there no, no, on the right, no, I don't think I'm going to wake him up now, let's let him get some sleep, well, let's let Farmer Mark take care of all his lovely chickens like this that if you remember we plant the seeds we see the wheat grow we harvest the crop we rescue the hey and before we can plant the seeds again we need to prepare the field now this machine is preparing the field ready to plant more seeds it is called a Simba alone and it is very, very heavy, the tractor that pulls it does not have normal wheels, but has tracks.

Look, that's a complete caterpillar, those are the biggest tracks on the farm. Varma's marks help her. Thomas and mr. Phil has joined in with fuel, well let's fill it up and see how many steps Farmer Sam has to climb before he gets on his tractor and drags the discs ready to cut the land. This tractor also has triangle shaped tracks which are very clever because they give more grip than tires helping this tractor to pull very heavy loads here are Morris and Doris farmer brands horses a long long time ago horses like these we used to plow the fields well said the farmer thanks to you I have a heart and pure who are you who are you now?

I see your father nature blessing me, mother nature blessing me, these old tractors took over from the horses, as you can see the plows are quite small so they can only plow a little at a time, this was a great improvement over bosses, but was still pretty slow. These tractors are antique tractors, which means they are very old. They are maintained by enthusiasts who keep them in perfect working order so we can see how it was done before. I'll be lucky so you can. look here we have the beginnings of the modern tractor take this green tractor it has wheels similar to two tracks everything is done by hand here and this is how it is done today this is the farmer Simon driving this tractor it is one of the fastest plows in the land Wow, let's take a close look at this tractor, it's like Pharma silence, my goodness, look at the size of that time.

I bet it takes a long time to pump it. There are many pipes, tubes and cables. Now this is the alternator that generates the electricity. Charge the battery and operate all tractor electrical systems. This is the hydraulic control lever. This is the gear lever and this is a throttle control for when you are driving in a field. That's the road like most cars and then you have to brake the pedals. one for the left and one for the right this is the radio to talk to all the other vehicles on the farm why do I eat spinach the siren?

Oh, look out, here

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a tractor. It's been a busy day at Sunnydale Thumb. I should say he's out in the field with the sheepdog's car going around the sheep on a bike get away you get away you get away you get away you get away you get away you get someone to get away he's giving instructions to the car how Go around the sheep, can you make the car turn left or right? Straight up, Sarah, wait, lay down, match a microphone, here they come home safely, but where's that lazy old farmer, Ted? Oh, I think I've seen it, no, maybe I left it a little, oh, I don't know, did you see it, maybe go to the right? a little bit well a little bit we saw him we saw him there he's sitting on that fence well done Cora, it's a big job bringing the sheep home.

Well, it's been a long day at Sunnydale Farm. Farmer Mark and Clara are home now. Oh look, Farmer Marc waves goodbye. let's return the greeting, let's sing a song, a farewell song about all the machines we've seen today here we go now just sing with me there are red, blue, so the new words, big, small too, this high, low, fast and slow the wills before and also the trailer trucks come babies helping today come on, let's go there these bright green ones the tangerine ones the lime ones the lemon ones may also be good enough to eat, but I wouldn't recommend you do it trailers combinations bailiffs helping out today well it's time to say goodbye to all of us here at Sunnydale farm from my uncle Nick from farmer Mark and his dog Cara and from that little lazy bear farmer Ted where is he I hope you enjoy it here comes a tractor I know See you around everyone soon, goodbye.