Nosedive Tractor Draws A Crowd
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When people see this "nosedive" tractor in Ed Walley's field, they often stop and run up to the machine to see if they can help the farmer whose tractor looks like it fell out of a tree. But there's nothing to fear since it's just a joke.
Ed Walley is a farmer in England who got the idea for his crashed tractor after reading a story from FARM SHOW about a farmer who planted a bunch of Cadillacs and other gas guzzlers in the ground nose first to make a "sculpture" that looks like Stonehenge.
Ed cut off the front of his Ford tractor and welded the frame of the tractor to a heavy steel plate which sits on the grass. He can tow the whole thing from site to site with a chain.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, C.E. Walley, Cotton Abbotts, Waverton, Chester CH3 5PH England (ph Chester 35753). (Practical Farm Ideas)
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Nosedive Tractor Draws A Crowd AG WORLD Ag World 20-2-19 When people see this "nosedive" tractor in Ed Walley's field, they often stop and run up to the machine to see if they can help the farmer whose tractor looks like it fell out of a tree. But there's nothing to fear since it's just a joke.
Ed Walley is a farmer in England who got the idea for his crashed tractor after reading a story from FARM SHOW about a farmer who planted a bunch of Cadillacs and other gas guzzlers in the ground nose first to make a "sculpture" that looks like Stonehenge.
Ed cut off the front of his Ford tractor and welded the frame of the tractor to a heavy steel plate which sits on the grass. He can tow the whole thing from site to site with a chain.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, C.E. Walley, Cotton Abbotts, Waverton, Chester CH3 5PH England (ph Chester 35753). (Practical Farm Ideas)
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