You can't beat the old machines that have been working for years without any electronics, and it's great to see plenty of youngsters participating too.

The tandem Chamberlains where quite a common conversion, Pederick Engineering in Wagin made many of them and theirs is a very professional conversion. A lot of them were farmer made or one offs by local engineering companies. The Chamberlain in the video has all replacement sheetmetal in a very different style to original.

Just the type of video I love to watch , thanks very much .

Lovely video, really enjoyed that…thanks for posting…🚜🚜

Great to see such a variety of tractors out working👌

Top class video again thank you.  Seeing the drag line excavator brought back memories of my father who worked one. Thanks again for the special memories

Great to see a Ruston in action! The John Deere near the end of the video effortlessly pulling a trailer with 2 or 3 tractors and a track and a plough was very impressive. Another brilliant vid

Excellent video thank you, was a wonderful weekend. The weather was so good for us too.

Great to see the young fellas at the driving.

Another excellent video, some rare classics on show there!

Love the Massy Harris, Little Dicky Hay turner, originally horse drawn but converted with a draw bar, my farmer cousin who died recently aged 92 had one, she kept all her old farm implements even after retiring.

Great video, it was a brilliant event and wonderful weather 👍🏽

Thank You For Sharing Another Superb Video. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❤

Great video   Nice variety   Thanks.

Lovely to see, so the Ruston Bucyrus dragline, back in the day it wasn’t unusual to see them working on the river Ancholme, those drivers were amazing to watch.

A great selection of machines there, good to see some moisture back in the ground. Tis good to see the young uns having an interest in the classic machines 👍
Thanks for sharing another cracking video 👍

Another great video thanks. Theres always a lot to see at Blakesley. I went on the saturday. I was a bit worried there wouldnt be much ploughing for people going on the sunday but see tou have another field. The drag line was filling a massey muck spreader on the sat

Lovely display something for everyone nice to see youngsters showing an interest

That 10 rb dragine reminds me when North Yorkshire council had one for heaping up the road salt in the various yards ready for winter, in the days before jcb loadalls , always the same driver think he was the only one who could operate it, thanks for another great video.

Only just got around to watching this. Great video as usual, thank you ☺️
It’s a long way from me (Casterton was a longish trip but definitely worth it, and I’ll definitely be back!) but I might just have to get up earlier than I’m accustomed to next year and give it a look, some unusual machinery there.