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I like old tractors

Just acquired one of these so now I gotta find a project to use it on

Nice show.

Looks like Le Sueur in april

I was gifted my mom's old jacket, since it was a men's size anyway. I got my nerve up to attempt cleaning just recently. Last night I had to very carefully scrape out an old paint stain, and WD40 did a great job at keeping the scrapes from cracking as I was working with it, so I was wondering if I could clean it with the spray too. This video was a huge help. Thank you!

Nice show. Thanks for the video.

Great video! See you ALL in the fall

7:57 the guys smile is so amazing

Une très bonne communautée qui s'est aussi tout faire qui pratique leurs idées avec le moderne ils sont acquis en avancent des cops mondiaux être un peux au moyen âge n'est absolument pas un défaut

😊😊😊 no no no😊

Awesome tractor show 🤠 👍

Oi ❤❤

Thanks for the video. What brought you out to our little show? Not many people know about it. It's my home show and it's where I found my passion for steam engines. The JD AR, JD H, and the Jacobsen side shaft are my family's. I think they had the Farmall H and Oliver 77 out there too (not the ones shown in the video). I wasn't able to attend the show this year, unfortunately, but hopefully next year. We should have our half scale Case steam engine show ready by then. And some time in the next few years we're hoping to acquire our own full size steamer to bring to the show as well.

Woe, that thrashin machine. Dont you have a publication of the rxhibit... printed material. My mailing address is. Mr. Omer silva villena, villa europa norte, valdivia, chile. Thanks..

Wonderful that classroom.

Interesting farming machinery.

Best regards to north dakota. As a fullbright scholar i spent a term there in 1988 doing research work in language development, at ndsu, fargo. Cordial greetings from valdivia, chile

Alot of over sized rubber on these tractors compared to the area I'm in. Enjoyed your video.

Really enjoy these thanks for posting

You two were busy traveling !.thank you for providing me my evening entertainment. Better than anything on the tv

Great video. I envy you two being able to get away from the Florida heat.see you in November at Florida Flywheelers.?

Attended this show with my young son ( now almost 30) several times when I was stationed at Minot AFB from 1998-2002. Even got our picture in the Minot paper on year standing in the rain. Great memories. I was always impressed by all the prairie tractors still going strong and all the fine people I met at these shows. Always went to Drake, Makoti, Crosby, the Hawk Museum and Rollag. Nothing like that here in North Carolina. Hope to make it back to North Dakota someday. Wonderful state and fine people. Thanks for for posting!

Looks like an awesome place to visit.Thanks for posting.did you Bring home any new Engines?

Nice video thanks for taking me along 👍🏻

Thank you for posting this interesting video. For a horse-powered small farm like ours these are very intriguing implements, unfortunately very high priced, so we better continue working with our used ones of old.

That was an amazing show.and I am truly looking forward to next year.! See you in November at Florida Flywheelers show. I hope you’re travels since Coolspring were Awesome. See you soon

separate from what when it seats ???

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Nice old beast !

Thanks for sharing

Great video thanks for sharing

A lot of cool stuff,it gets me the itch to go start up my engines.😊

Can’t get over the amount of fat people riding around in golf carts ,get out and walk ,I gusecthats the USA thing

It would have really been nice if the camera man would have stopped for just a minute or two at least to show how these machines worked and maybe explained some things. Or let the folks displaying the machines explain. All we got here was a well we walked through and there was some old stuff. Well time to go home!

Wow that big ole Fairbanks Morse in the beginning of the video has some massive blow-by past the rings going on. Seen that puff of smoke blow out of the back side of the cylinder when she popped off. And thought wow I was kinda stunned I haven't seen that before. Bet it took a whole whole lot of hours running at full capacity to wear them rings like that. GOD bless every one of you! I would have thought that fella on the dragline would have demonstrated how the thing works. A lot of folks can't imagine that. Just watching the bucket go up and down don't demonstrate nothing.

Yakety Sax by Boots Randolph.

16:15: i could watch that beauty all day........... totally mesmerizing...............

those hit n miss engines are a nightmare for strobing the camera.................

Does this show enforce a dress code?

Where and when is this held in Florida? Kept watching t see if a Lunenberg foundry make and break would appear. Thanks to RUclips for the suggested video.

Thanks for sharing

Up and down gets turned into round and round.

before plastic and computers

Lee Baldwin Thanks , Great video . Hope to make it too this show someday.

Wow never seen so many old hit and miss units . Very nice of the owners to bring them, unload them set them up and run them. 😊

Love these old machines. Thanks.

Great video! ...I hope to set up there one day looks like you guys had a crowd ! ...keep up the great work on these videos..

Great video when is this show?...did you set up there?

I love these old hit and miss engines! It was a great innovation in its time!

Now THAT is a SAFE startup! I must confess, however, that I'd still be inclined to rock-n-roll her by hand were it me. I get that tenacity honestly, I suppose one could say. She's a real bute! Love the channel name, too. Nice job!