TRACTOR DVD PROGRAMMES
MADE FOR ENTHUSIASTS BY ENTHUSIASTS
Welcome to The Tractor Barn Productions website! We are a brand new company run by two very familiar faces in the world of tractor and machinery DVD programmes - Stephen Richmond and Jonathan Whitlam.
OUT NOW
MODERN TRACTORS 2 - THE FIRST YEARS OF THE 21ST
CENTURY PART TWO
OUR FIRST NEW PRODUCTION OF 2010 SEES THE ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND HALF OF OUR MODERN TRACTOR SAGA LOOKING AT THE MACHINES OF THE FIRST TEN YEARS OF THE 21ST CENTURY. IN THIS FAST MOVING INSTALLMENT WE ENCOUNTER TRACTORS FROM NEW HOLLAND, JCB, McCORMICK, LANDINI, CHALLENGER, FENDT AND MASSEY FERGUSON AND STEPHEN ALSO TAKES US THROUGH THE USE OF COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONICS IN A MODERN TRACTOR CAB AS WELL AS THE BENEFITS OF AXLE AND CAB SUSPENSION SYSTEMS WITH THE HELP OF A FLEET OF THE LATEST 30 SERIES JOHN DEERE TRACTORS.
RUNNING TIME: 80MINS APPROX
PLEASE NOTE THIS TRAILER IS VERY COMPRESSED FOR EASE OF LOADING ONTO THE INTERNET, THE DVD PROGRAMMES ARE FAR SUPERIOR IN BOTH PICTURE AND SOUND QUALITY
OUT NOW
ONLY £15.95
Add P & P £1.75 UK
NEW
ON KIM PARKS PAGE
THE 1970S RETURN WITH A WHOLE FEAST OF WORKING TRACTORS OF THE ERA FROM FORD AND MASSEY FERGUSON TO
MUIR-HILL AND SAME
FARMING AND THE HISTORY OF FARMING IN EAST ANGLIA
Tractor Barn Productions is pleased to announce its involvement with an exciting new project to gather together and preserve for posterity anything to do with the farming community in Suffolk and the rest of East Anglia. This will include photographs, moving images and other material such as farm sale documents and old farm reciept books - anything that gives us a snapshot of how farming life used to be in days gone by. If you would like to assist in this project or have material that you could donate please contact:
Arthur Musk on 01502 478266 or 7733252583
As time allows we will continually update the site with photographs and videos from our extensive collection of well over 70,000 photographs and over 300 hours of high quality video as well as an on-line shop featuring our own DVD programmes as we produce them.
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