WATCH: Farmers deal with selfish 'k**b’ who parked his car in everyone's way in true style

THERE are no parking wardens in the West Country, only men with tractors.

The driver of this red Mazda might think twice before pulling up in front of any old house after receiving a rural reminder of parking etiquette.

A video, posted on YouTube by hairychimpdude, shows the car suspended across the front two forks of a tractor, driving towards the the camera.

Two women captured bizarre spectacle on camera while driving down a meandering country lane.

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“They parked in this chaps drive,” explains the tractor’s chaperone in a thick regional accent, “and he asked us to move the car as nobody claimed it.”

The man, who seems extraordinarily polite for someone using a tractor to move a car, continues: “We're gonna put it up on the main road. (It's the) police's problem then.”

“Have a lovely day,” says the jolly man, with a smile and a wave as the car disappears from sight.

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Reddit user Can_We_Riot_Now approved the civil retribution: “I’ve done this at least five times in the last three years.

“We usually just put a chain under them and drag them if we can, but if there's no where to pull them or the wheels are turned and locked we get the loader out.”

So now you know.

Beware the tractors in the West Country.