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Hi there, we grow dry beans in Ontario Canada, kidneys and crans, where about r u in New York State?

Good video thanks

The first combine I had was a 40 combine which did an excellent job in oats. Then I bought an International Harvester 315 and now I have an International Harvester 82 pull type. All did an excellent job overall. Thanks for the trip down memory lane with watching the 40 work. Keep up the great work

Where does a guy even get a cab kit for one?

Awesome video love watching.

Farming looks like hard work, but it’s worth it.

Watching you work in the garden is so relaxing

If you answered this in you videos forgive me but...do those come from the dealer rigged out for edible beans or do you have to customize the rotors and concaves Yourself for those blacks?

How cool is that Walter? Glad you’re doing well, thanks for the comments and watching.

Hey we have same exact S Series combines a 70 and 80. soybeans and corn is going good best of luck Tom.

Play combine looks cool

That's a fun story about the baler coming back to your family! I'm not super familiar with the JD 24T, but I have spent some time in the dust behind one back in the day!

Cut my teeth on a 95 John Deere

I was there

I haven’t seen many without a float ride seat. I just got mine back from the dealer after having work done. Nothing beats the sound of a two cylinder diesel!

That little combine is so cool!

I-84 I started running combine in 1951 a Moline 69 harvester my boys have three big John Deere rotary combines my first combine was a Moline W-4 self-propelled on a uni tractor

Its so easy to get up to the trees with them little things

Great video

Great video! The way you showcased the machinery in the fields is impressive and insightful.

Does it do a better job than newer machines at loss of seed? Cleanliness?

I got to "combine" dryland beans for about 20 minutes when I was 10. Other than that, the closest I get to farming these days is playing farming Simulator with my kids. I often go play it by myself too, I love using the old equipment and working my way up to the newer big stuff. But I'm sitting on my ass at home, drinking whiskey while I'm playing it. Not comparable at all, but I'd have fun doing the real thing too.

If I ever won the lottery (prolly should buy tickets before making plans like this) THIS is the kinda shit I'd spend my money on. I'd by a few hundred acres and all kinda old school equipment and live life in the slow lane, with a joint in my hand in the morning, and a beer in the afternoon, just pluggin along, happy as a lark. Maybe when I hit retirement, but whatever I'm doing I'll for sure be doing it with a joint and a beer and a whiskey

Great video! We had a JD 12a with a bagger in the sixties.

Nice! Calendar is marked!

Very cool! I just went to a vintage harvest where a 55h was cutting wheat. There was lik 6 pull behinds but that is a cool combine there my friend!

Nice looken WD ,go Allis

Great video. I like old iron better than new.

I was there with the Coryn family. It was a great show and a great time!! Definitely will be back next year!!!!

Sumbitch!!! Great video and great charity contribution!! I love ole iron!!! More Farmall, international for me, but awesome effort!!! Thank you! God bless and be safe!👍👍👍👍

I am glad that Timmy Jr and I came this year. It was nice seeing some locals there that I have not seen in a while, plus meeting guys like MikeP7810 and Farmin fixing fabrication here on RUclips. It was also nice talking to fellow followers that also watch Mike's channel. Going to try and bring my New Holland next year.

Great video, thanks for sharing ... from Texas

Awesome show!

Really like the intro Tom....your farm is looking really nice with that new Top Dry and barn...great feeling having that nice big storage shed. So amazing you raised that kinda money for Alzheimers Association. Def "Some Unique Machines" at your show this year!

Fantastic looking show. Tractor drives are always a great day. Looks like tons of diversity

Hey tom great vidéo and equipement on the farm show

One thing about it the harvesting equipment has never been bigger than the planting equipment

Brings back a lot of memories of how we did stuff back in the day great video

Freaking awesome! We ran a 5020 with an 8 tow 16"....white plow....nitro returns...(not spring loaded) and a JD M with a 2 row!

Oh!! It even has enough power to unload on the go!! 👍

Sometimes I think the old school way does a better job. I see a lot of wheat growing after the harvest. And it doesn't matter what brand name equipment.

I always wanted to run a JD R, the oldest JD I ran was a 720 but I sure spent many, many hours in a 7520. Love the videos. Thanks ,

Love it. I’ve never seen one of these little 40’s. Cool. My first harvest was with a 65 pull-type on a 4020. The next year moved up to a 96 pull-type with the same 4020. I remember seeing a 105 at the dealer and thought “Wow”. Other JD models followed, next was a 6601 pull-type on a 4440. Other JD models I had the pleasure of running were 6600, 7700, 7720 Titan II, 7721 with a 4840 and last a 9500. After that I stuck to driving truck and taking photos.

That was so cool thanks so much. Hope y’all have a prosperous year. From Saskatchewan… greetings 👋👨‍🌾

the ole R just will not quit love watching the ole 2 cyclinder deere tractors

Thanks 🎉

'R' makes it on torque!

I first started with a Super MD and a model 70 4-14s. Then a International 806 Wheatland turbo with a MM 5-16s. Next a MM G1000 Vista with a MM 6-16s. Then a 1155 Massey Ferguson with 7-16s. Then a Massey Ferguson 1800 with a 880 plow. Finally a Massey Ferguson 4900 with an International 800 with 10- 18s.

Does my heart good to see someone turn some dirt and that’s a whole lot of beautiful old iron doing the work !

I love watching videos like this