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Clarkson's Farm is available on Prime Video and in the first of the two most recent episodes, Jeremy Clarkson was seen trying out some machinery at Diddly Squat Farm. His plan was to

use a drill to infuse nitrogen into the soil. Farm manager Kaleb Cooper was there to lend a hand and after demonstrating how to operate the tractor's features, they embarked on their

drilling mission. As soon as Jeremy pressed the start button, the tractor sprang into action, darting across the field at an alarming speed. Caught off guard by its rapid acceleration,

Jeremy yelped before exclaiming: "Why has it suddenly pulled off, why are we going a million?" Kaleb was equally stunned, crying out: "Why is it going so fast?!" This

article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Clarkson's Farm season 4 - Prime Video free trial "What have you

done?" Jeremy continued to yell as the tractor raced away. "Don't touch the steering wheel!" Kaleb warned, given that the vehicle was designed to steer itself. Jeremy

raised his hands in alarm before both men erupted into laughter. "Why is it going at 150 miles an hour?" Jeremy queried again, leaving Kaleb in fits of laughter, unable to provide

an explanation. "Stop the tractor!" Kaleb commanded as they neared the field's edge. "What the f***?!" Jeremy echoed his sentiment: "What the f*** was that all

about? It was terrifying!" Kaleb confessed: "I was scared as well." "Modern technology doesn't work", Jeremy concluded after they finally managed to halt the

runaway vehicle. This isn't the first time this season that Jeremy has been left flustered by tractors, especially after he had to bid farewell to his cherished Lamborghini due to

mechanical issues. After ordering a range of tractors to try out, he found the technical aspects overwhelming and felt pressured. Ultimately, he chose another, even larger Lamborghini, much

to the disappointment of Kaleb and Charlie Ireland. Regrettably for Jeremy, the new tractor was nothing like his beloved Lamborghini tractor, and he had difficulty understanding the function

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