marshbarn
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Radio 1, 247Atlantic 252?
Luxembourg although only at night when atmosphere allowed
Radio 1, 247Atlantic 252?
Only had Lw and Mw with 2 knobs and a lot of crackleingIt is totally appropriate and a very good question. I'm just a bit jealous that you had a radio in your tractor. The ones I was allowed to drive were so rattly that you wouldn't have heard the radio (or wireless as it was in those days) if it'd had one.
Yup virgin or Atlantic 252 never realised anyone else listened to it until nowVirgin 1215. Lunchtime lasted all day.
Virgin 1215. Lunchtime lasted all day.
You were lucky, my first boss in the 1980's removed the radios from the tractors "You come here to work, not listen to the radio".
I thought I was going mad, rolling on a Ford 6600 singing "Come on Eileen" at the top of my voice to myself.
Every time I hear that song it reminds me of summer time getting in and out the Land Rover opening and closing gates for my uncle.1995 sting fields of gold. Constantly...
Oh ? and why did he give up on it … ?Just to put this post on topic, that boss had just given up on direct drilling (in the straw burning and Bettinson 3D style).
Oh ? and why did he give up on it … ?
yeah but that wouldve been better on FMTeach them how to diy/ build/ plumb/ sparky stuff
Missing listening to Atlantic 252!
Good luck persuading kids to go outside these days, even with the promise of beaches. They will be glued to a computer, probably playing a farming simulator and learning how to drive a tractor that way instead.Growing up I never rode a tractor that had a working radio. Or if I was driving for another farmer who had working radios he always wanted me to leave the radio off so I could concentrate on my harrow lines being perfectly straight. So I sang to myself a lot. But don't worry about your kids... here is what will replace you! Just take the whole family to the beach, listen to the radio, and watch this go round and round.
Good luck persuading kids to go outside these days, even with the promise of beaches. They will be glued to a computer, probably playing a farming simulator and learning how to drive a tractor that way instead.