Traditional Bull Powered Gear Toka Machine of Punjab Pakistan | Ancient Technology of Fodder Cutter

A real look at traditional bull powered farming technology from Punjab, Pakistan. Before electricity, tractors, and modern machines reached villages, farmers in Punjab depended on bulls, experience, and simple mechanical knowledge to do everyday farm work. In this video, you will see a traditional bull powered gear toka machine of Punjab, Pakistan still working the way it did generations ago. With the help of bull power and a gear system, fodder is cut smoothly without electricity, diesel, or engines. This video shows: • How bulls walk in a circle to power the machine • How the gear system transfers strength • How fodder (toka) is cut for livestock • A piece of real village life from Punjab This machine is not just a tool—it represents the hard work, simplicity, and intelligence of rural farming communities. It reminds us how farmers managed heavy tasks using natural power and practical engineering. Watch till the end to experience the complete working process and understand why such traditional machines were reliable for decades. If you enjoy village life, Punjabi culture, traditional farming tools, and old mechanical systems, support the video by liking, commenting, and subscribing for more authentic rural content. #bullpower #tokamachine #punjabvillage #apnapunjabae