Drug of the nation, etc.

[hirez]

That sodding Nature Valley advert, right?

i) World's worst alleged Welsh accent.
ii) Tractor used without roll-over bar in clear contravention of relevant legislation[1].
iii) Carrying passengers in that trailer's pretty dodgy, too.[2]

You useless townie shitwits

Comments

[nemesis_to_go]

I don't know if this is just me, but I see tractors without roll bars quite frequently. That's 'frequently' for the value of someone who lives in London, so not frequently at all, really, but I still see 'em.

I saw two at different locations back in June, when I was collecting my Land Rover from somewhere near Huddersfield. Mags like Classic Tractor are full of ads for them. I suspect that quite a few classic tractors are still discreetly at work out there. If anyone asks, the farmer can say it's just his old Massey Furguson 135 he's bought as a hobby. As soon as official eyes are averted, the bugger's back on the hay rake.

[hirez]

I guess that non-working tractors probably are exempt. Although the one in the picture does appear to have a roll-bar fitted.

[kantti]

What I need to know is why you read Classic Tractor?

[hirez]

Because they don't advertise Series Landie bits in Sonic Seducer. (Useless bastards only take ads for Disco and Freelander parts.)

[quercus]

That one has had a roll bar added, but it's demountable - you can still see the uprights and they b'ain't be thurr on a stock 135.

Mind you, last night's drive back home from Steampunk!!! went past the aftermath of a tractor rally and hardly any of those on trailers had rollbars.