Silver Kings tractors were built in Plymouth Ohio. Originally they were called Plymouth tractors until they were taken to court by the car company so they changed names. My dad had one but I dont remember seeing it run. The original owners grandson bought it off my dad and restored it. They were scary fast, like 45 MPH! They were marketed as inexpensive tractors.
@@FarmallFanatic he ain't kidding. I put 20mph in a previous comment but it was faster than that. My dad was in our car and raced my uncle down the field road. It was something to see.
I've made the trip to this show a few times. Glad to see it's still going on. That's a treat to see cultivators on the Silver King. You don't see too many attachments for them. I currently have two. One restored and one a basket case.
@@FarmallFanatic Yes. I need to do a better video on them. I have a few on my channel but it was back when I was new to RUclips and had the world's worst quality camera. 😆 I have a 1945 Model 42 (Featured in Antique Power Magazine) and a very early 1935. Serial # is 624. It will be a lifetime before I even find parts for it. Got some missing parts.
I’d never been to the Ashtabula show before despite living next door in Jamestown, and I was pleasantly surprised how nice a show it was. I hauled my Ford 5000 over, saw it in a couple shots. Lots of nice pieces there. Plan on returning next year. P.s. you were PA bound heading over the causeway Ohio was behind you.
Great video 💪💪 that 4wd tractor was aMassey Harris GP model fitted with a Hercules engine rated at 22hp unfortunately this turned out to be underpowered ☹️ glad Red Power showed its metle at the end 💪💪💥👍
Still amazing to see the beginnings of steam tractors on up thru the years all the changes to farm tractors. Some real nice faves for everyone to see. Super M is hard to beat for looks.
The Super A sure does ring my chimes. The Case is really catching on among collectors. There is a stage 1 and 2 Super H. That one had the belly pump and the newer ones have live hydraulics and the battery under the seat. I liked the regular H in work clothes and the Super M. A 1964 706 has a C-263... it was late 1966 when they switched. The F-14 is very nice. The cubs are nice but none are better than yours... I really like the low boy. The 560 Diesel is the International. They have more than Wheatland fenders. They are a slightly different tractor. Fixed front and rear wheels. 18.4-30 rears and 7.50-18 fronts are typical. They have a different steering system than the Farmalls, and when those steering boxes are in good shape, they handle very nice. And of course headlights up front. I think using chains in the pulls is cheating. The Farmall A is not a 1948. 1947 was the last year of the A and the 1948s were Supers but still used the C-113. He pulled the Super A in too high of gear. By 1954 they had the 123 and has substantially more power. The John Deere M did well in the pulls but I would like to see it pull your 2 bottom plow in the field... I've seen a few of the 4WD Massey Harris tractors . The 560 did well in the pulls... There's lots of those International 560s in this area... We've never had a Farmall 560 just those. I really like the 1568...
You asked about silver king's, yes I have seen them there used to be several in my area, (I am up in Cobleskill n.y.) I think we had A dealer in the past.
I’ve only ever seen one silver King before. It was at a county fair I went to in Illinois but didn’t have the cultivators or anything on it. Interesting looking machines though.
I grew up with a ‘49 JD M. The Super C, it , a JD 50 and JD H we’re out tractor fleet. I had a ‘52 M I restored a couple years ago. The Super C was my favorite and I’ve never regretted going Red.
Thank you so much for your hard work making the videos and teaching us old guys what we forgot long ago . My hat goes off to you each time I see your videos . God bless you and your family too.
Those Silver Kings are neat tractors. I was at a show once that had three, but they had no equipment like that one. The B is plus 4 inches on each side so plus 8 overall over the BN.
Great job/grew up on tobacco farm with Aand B andM John deer and super A International/ for the size M John deer strongest tractor I ever saw it could pull
I looked it up last night, they were gray with red wheels, and gold or yellow lettering. A few of them had red radiator grills as well. They were called the Massey-Harris GP (general purpose) and were rated as 15/22, but tests actually showed they were 19/24. There was 3000 of them manufactured
Hearing those John Deeres reminds me of a story my grandpa use to tell. When he started his farm in 1950 he had a JD and by 1951 he had replaced it with an F12 and from then on there was nothing but IH on the farm and one 8N ford. He'd grumble hated listening to that poppin bastard all day haha
Sadly Petes MD motor has swallowed a valve. I hope it's not to serious. He did a beautiful restore on that tractor. I used to have a MD wide front. I wish I hadn't sold it. I would like to own one again.
alright, PAUSED AT 0:01 BEFORE THE INTRO EVEN.... ....DUDE, I see TRACTOR SHOW in the descript, and I NO SEE THAT BEUTIFUL CUB FOR SHOW'in on the back of da truk???? unpausing to see if it was ALREADY THERE THE NIGHT BEFORE!! :) hehehe
That’s me running the steam engine in the beginning that’s also my super a for sale and that’s my allis chalmers b sitting right beside it. I did much better on the tractor pull the next day 10 feet away from a full pull
Silver Kings tractors were built in Plymouth Ohio. Originally they were called Plymouth tractors until they were taken to court by the car company so they changed names. My dad had one but I dont remember seeing it run. The original owners grandson bought it off my dad and restored it. They were scary fast, like 45 MPH! They were marketed as inexpensive tractors.
45 😳
@@FarmallFanatic he ain't kidding. I put 20mph in a previous comment but it was faster than that. My dad was in our car and raced my uncle down the field road. It was something to see.
K koi
Theirs a few Amish around me that still run those old corn pickers.Great video, thanks for sharing it.
Really was quite a nice selection of tractors at the show! Thanks for sharing!
I've made the trip to this show a few times. Glad to see it's still going on. That's a treat to see cultivators on the Silver King. You don't see too many attachments for them. I currently have two. One restored and one a basket case.
You have 2 Silver Kings? 😳
@@FarmallFanatic Yes. I need to do a better video on them. I have a few on my channel but it was back when I was new to RUclips and had the world's worst quality camera. 😆
I have a 1945 Model 42 (Featured in Antique Power Magazine) and a very early 1935. Serial # is 624. It will be a lifetime before I even find parts for it. Got some missing parts.
I was over there Friday morning and it was a good show! Saturday would have been better, not as hot as Friday!
Yeah it was a pretty good show
You really know your tractors & equipment!!!
I’d never been to the Ashtabula show before despite living next door in Jamestown, and I was pleasantly surprised how nice a show it was. I hauled my Ford 5000 over, saw it in a couple shots. Lots of nice pieces there. Plan on returning next year. P.s. you were PA bound heading over the causeway Ohio was behind you.
Shhhhhhhhh ur not suppose to know that
Some very cool tractors
Great video 💪💪 that 4wd tractor was aMassey Harris GP model fitted with a Hercules engine rated at 22hp unfortunately this turned out to be underpowered ☹️ glad Red Power showed its metle at the end 💪💪💥👍
Them Deere's can pull .That 560 diesel pulled damm good too.
Still amazing to see the beginnings of steam tractors on up thru the years all the changes to farm tractors. Some real nice faves for everyone to see. Super M is hard to beat for looks.
T/A for the win!! Happy 4th! 🎆🎇🎉
I was 10 years old when that 706 beauty was built!🍺👍🏻
Nice video Gino. Enjoyed the John Deeres just powerful lol have good night
As you would say...RED POWER 🤠
Great video
Lots of awesome antique tractors ! That old tractor that was a 4 wheel drive was pretty neat . Thanks for sharing and have a great 4th !
Happy 4th!
I enjoyed going to the tractor show with you Farmall, thanks for taking us along!
Kinda due for one lol
Happy 4th! Thanks for sharing! Nice tractor show!
Happy 4th!
Some nice red tractors there
Definitely
Great video! Love to see all the tractors. That 1568 looks amazing! 💥💥
Great to see these shows year round up north and out west, unfortunately here in Florida with the heat we only get about 4 or 5 in the fall/winter
The winter may require a trip for me
The Super A sure does ring my chimes. The Case is really catching on among collectors. There is a stage 1 and 2 Super H. That one had the belly pump and the newer ones have live hydraulics and the battery under the seat. I liked the regular H in work clothes and the Super M. A 1964 706 has a C-263... it was late 1966 when they switched. The F-14 is very nice. The cubs are nice but none are better than yours... I really like the low boy. The 560 Diesel is the International. They have more than Wheatland fenders. They are a slightly different tractor. Fixed front and rear wheels. 18.4-30 rears and 7.50-18 fronts are typical. They have a different steering system than the Farmalls, and when those steering boxes are in good shape, they handle very nice. And of course headlights up front. I think using chains in the pulls is cheating. The Farmall A is not a 1948. 1947 was the last year of the A and the 1948s were Supers but still used the C-113. He pulled the Super A in too high of gear. By 1954 they had the 123 and has substantially more power. The John Deere M did well in the pulls but I would like to see it pull your 2 bottom plow in the field... I've seen a few of the 4WD Massey Harris tractors . The 560 did well in the pulls... There's lots of those International 560s in this area... We've never had a Farmall 560 just those. I really like the 1568...
Yea it's unique
This was a very entertaining video, even a little standup comedy . Great job Gino !😁
Some really nice tractors. Some of them did real good in the pulls. Have a Happy 4th! See ya!
Happy 4th!
You asked about silver king's, yes I have seen them there used to be several in my area, (I am up in
Cobleskill n.y.) I think we had A dealer in the past.
Stopping by to say hello and happy belated 4th
Ditto
Happy 4th Gino !🇺🇸
💥BOOM 💥
first i have seen the silver king, very cool!
Put more than a few hours on my dad's 660D back in the day, here in indiana. Will see one at one of these shows some day.
They are definitely rare birds
I think case has one of the coolest logos...that proud eagle peaches on top of the world. It's really neat looking in my opinion
Agree
I’ve only ever seen one silver King before. It was at a county fair I went to in Illinois but didn’t have the cultivators or anything on it. Interesting looking machines though.
I grew up with a ‘49 JD M. The Super C, it , a JD 50 and JD H we’re out tractor fleet. I had a ‘52 M I restored a couple years ago. The Super C was my favorite and I’ve never regretted going Red.
The Massy Harris 4 wheel drive was designed and manufactured from the Massy Harris factory in the 1930's.
Thank you so much for your hard work making the videos and teaching us old guys what we forgot long ago .
My hat goes off to you each time I see your videos .
God bless you and your family too.
Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸
Those Silver Kings are neat tractors. I was at a show once that had three, but they had no equipment like that one. The B is plus 4 inches on each side so plus 8 overall over the BN.
my uncle had one. had a high road gear, it would do 20.
1933 seems like yesterday- great vid bud
Thanks 👊
yeah for the deere
Yeah for RED POWER
Cool video!!!
I've only ever seen one Silver King tractor at auction, and it wasn't that model. Great video :)
I've learned a lot about them in one day
Great job/grew up on tobacco farm with Aand B andM John deer and super A International/ for the size M John deer strongest tractor I ever saw it could pull
Nope. Massey had the first FWD tractor in the market. He repainted it, I think it should be all gray with red lettering.
I looked it up last night, they were gray with red wheels, and gold or yellow lettering. A few of them had red radiator grills as well. They were called the Massey-Harris GP (general purpose) and were rated as 15/22, but tests actually showed they were 19/24. There was 3000 of them manufactured
@@kevinbaker6168 that amish man bought that tracotr last fall from my wife's grandpa's estate sale. Tractor originally came from California.
Great video! Keep up the good work. Truly enjoy your videos bring back a lot of memories. Commentary had me laughing out loud.
🤣
Hearing those John Deeres reminds me of a story my grandpa use to tell. When he started his farm in 1950 he had a JD and by 1951 he had replaced it with an F12 and from then on there was nothing but IH on the farm and one 8N ford. He'd grumble hated listening to that poppin bastard all day haha
Ahahahahahahaha 🤠
That BF Avery is a 2 bottom tractor. If it was a 1953 it should be a Minneapolis Moline BF because Minneapolis Moline bought out Avery in 1951.
I figured somebody would know
His is my home town show
Ashtabula?
@@FarmallFanatic yes
Gotta love tractor shows! It’s nice to see all the different companies there even the green Oliver tractors which is the only good green ones lol
Agree 👍
Sadly Petes MD motor has swallowed a valve. I hope it's not to serious. He did a beautiful restore on that tractor. I used to have a MD wide front. I wish I hadn't sold it. I would like to own one again.
He'll fix it eventually
He said he would get into it this winter. Just disappointed the replacement parts he got did not hold up.
My good friend Jacob collects Silver King tractors, he has 14 of them
Wow...I've learned a lot about them since this show
u would look good on a green tractor
Lol
@@FarmallFanatic I'll let you run my g it's only 140hp
THEY ARE ON A MISSION
THEY ARE ALL A FISHIN!!! 1:01
And I was wishin' 😪
Oliver might be slightly modified lol.
Just a lot lol
Yessir
I believe BF Averys were purchased by Minnie Mo
That could be
we have a international 656 gas with a turbo on it
Puttin' out about 85 hp?
Just had one given to me yesterday.couldnt believe it said it quit moving on him
alright, PAUSED AT 0:01 BEFORE THE INTRO EVEN.... ....DUDE, I see TRACTOR SHOW in the descript, and I NO SEE THAT BEUTIFUL CUB FOR SHOW'in on the back of da truk???? unpausing to see if it was ALREADY THERE THE NIGHT BEFORE!! :) hehehe
I didn't want to intimidate 🤣
JD M is for Muscular. lol
Lol...mini
Love to see all of the read tractors
No doubt
That’s me running the steam engine in the beginning that’s also my super a for sale and that’s my allis chalmers b sitting right beside it. I did much better on the tractor pull the next day 10 feet away from a full pull
Looks like a good club 👌
Never heard of a co op tractor
Saw one sell at WTC 2 years ago, but that was b4 I started the NO SALE!
That just goes to show you a two cylinder versus 4 cylinder will pull more lonely Farmers got a got one that that output a formal m
You must not have seen the 560 pull
You don't seem to know the difference between a Farmall and an International.
Its the same company, you didn't seem to know that
Where is this causeway ????
Pymatuming
What state. I am from Ontario Canada
Pulled Pork?
Absolutely 💯
Jeez that is cheap food!
B is for bullet proof
Farmall B
@@FarmallFanaticJohn Deere B Farmall B and Allis Chalmers B
M's aren't worth _hit scrap them all.
Accidentally hit the heart on ur comment lol
Chilli cheese dog
Pulled Pork