I honestly have no idea why I'm here... But I watch every video... As someone from the UK I have no real interest in big trucks, I also have no background or interest in groundworks or typically American festivals such as this. Yet I'm still clicking every video! Must be something about the way you present the videos, find them weirdly calming... Keep it up! What ever it is! 🤣
Hi Neil, not sure if you’ll see this comment but just a note to say thanks for your videos. My wife gave birth to our son 8 weeks ago and I’ve been in charge of the midnight and 3am feeds. I’ve been catching up on your videos every night and have watched all of the pond and Bruno series. It’s made the wake ups bearable (and actually enjoyable) 😂 So next time you release a video, just know that there will be two Australians (one big and one tiny) tuning in at 3am 🫡
Man that's awesome! Congratulations on your new arrival! I remember those late nights! Thanks for checking out all the videos and taking the time to say hi!
Another great video. Very nice to see you with your family. Also, I agree about the skid loader. Although I’m “green” with envy, the green needs changed. :). Looking forward to that video!
enjoy watching your vidieos every week! one tip on cleaning the 331, pull the belly pan covers, tilt the cab up and pull the floor board out and wash the belly pan out. Bunch of steel hydraulic lines that lay there in dirt an mud and will eventually rust and get pin holes. We had several problems with our 333G and now we make sure to wash it out at least twice a year lol. Keep the videos coming!
As always… great video. Enjoy that time with kiddos…. before you know it they are off in college and only do touch-n-goes at home. Always enjoy your posts! 😂
So many Indiana communities have their own great versions of Harlen Days that only happen with the sweat n tears of all the volunteers! Now they just need you to capture the pride,camaraderie and feel each event brings and share them with the world! Thanks Neil...
Neil, I loved this one just as much as the last one, and my sentiments remain the same! Also, I LOVE the fact that you included the clip at the end of adding mud back to the tracks...great little peak behind the curtain and one more reason you are such a natural at this RUclips stuff! Great stuff, as always.
I have to tell you Neil, I am a 53 yo guy in PA, born in Mass, who absolutely loves your channel. This is my first comment, I just felt compelled today. You are a great man, father, husband and son. You personify what I consider a great American. Thank you for your brevity to start this channel and introduce us all to your life. God bless you, your family and friends. I appreciate the little window into your sphere. I maybe subscribe to ten channels, yours caught my attention months ago. Keep on doing a wonderful job, my friend!
Thank you so much. That means a great deal to me. I'm fortunate to be able to connect with so many like minded individuals. Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the comment!
Don’t know how I stumbled upon your channel but now I can’t stop watching. Thanks for the effort you put into documenting your projects and life around them. Really enjoying it. All the best from the U.K.
Hi Neil. That looked like a blast! My kids are grown now but I can relate to the girls waning to be away from mom and dad and on their own. The good old days! If you want to show off your musically chops, maybe you could have the band perform something like a slow blues jam, which wouldn't be copyrighted. Maybe next year?
Niel, I look forward to watching your programs every Sunday. They start my day with a smile. Your father and are of the same age and you and my daughter are the same age also. I real enjoy your love of family values and your dedication to your own family. Keep up the good job.
Wow Neil, you really work for your shots! It's always a pleasure watching your videos. I'm glad you have a great community, I wish we had stuff like that where I live.
So nice to see all the generations enjoying Harlan Days and Neil you and your wife are a huge part of that keeping it going year after year! Alot of the small communities have just quit because nobody wants to Volunteer anymore to busy they say but see what happens no more Malta Days that's the small town I grew up in it's sad but that's reality. Thanks for sharing Neil I miss it!
i wish i grew up in a community like that. Everybody knows Everybody, run by volunteers. You and your family are living the good life. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Neil, thanks for sharing this week’s update. It’s clear that you’ve put quite a lot of hours into making things happen for your community. Hope you’re able to get some rest this week!
Attended my first Harlan Days this year because of your channel. Saw the John Deere with the extension hanging out by the entrance. Fun to see it through both perspectives. Mad respect to the Koch family.
This reminds us all of how lucky we are to live in a free country, but it takes a great community to keep it that way. Thanks for all the great videos.
I love it when small towns get together for things like this! Nothing like hometown pride! Not knowing much about skid loaders, wouldn't have been a lot easier to use the power washer to clean the mud out of the tracks? I'm sure you had a good reason not to use it, possibly getting water in the bearings, etc?
Dude you rock. From the UK there needs to be more people like your community in the world. It just seems a town that I would love to live in. We enjoy watching the videos 🎉
Our community has something similar every year. People outside of the community don’t understand why we value it so much. It’s that sense of connection and belonging with your neighbors. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
LOVED THIS VIDEO !!!!! so cool to see all this. I'm European and when i lived in the country side when i was little we had something similar and it reminded me of those times. Now I'm 35 and living in the city but i miss the country side so much.
Great to see another Harlan Days. I say it every year but it is truly Great to see everyone come together to put on such a great fair that benefits the community. It's a bright spot to watch every year, reminds me that there still is good out there, despite a lot of the bad that's shown. It was great to see your girls performing in front of your band too, they will carry on your legacy some day by the looks of it.
Good afternoon Neil! 47 wow that’s a streak you don’t want to break… glad that it turned out a success! I agree industrial yellow would be much more appealing! Take care of my friend
I was looking forward to this video!!! As I said last year, my community does something similar... It's nice to see how so many people come together to make it possible... And yes, it's A LOT of work, but it really makes it all worthwhile to see families spending time together, to see children running around with excitement, the smiles, the laughing... and yes... the FAIR FOOD!!! This year, I danced my rear off with my daughter and her friends, ate waaay too much and enjoyed the fireworks to cap off the weekend... Until next year...
Howdy Neil! I spent some time in your area of Indiana when I went to tech school in Ft. Wayne in the 80s. I now live in Alabama. I'm thinking about coming to Harlan Days next year just to hear y'all play. I'm an old dude who's been playing guitar at the same level (beginner) for 40+ years. I look forward to hearing a real professional!😊
Repacking the mud for the sake of the shot, that shows some true dedication to the craft of film making. Little concerning about the trust you have in someone borrowing your toys. You know they will always come back to you in worse shape than they left you. Not a character flaw, just you have a big heart. Insomuch as the raffle thing, one of your 57,000 cousins won, so it was kept in the family. As always Neil, love home and kiss the girls for me.
That was a great u tube video Neil! Man, I want to come next year for Harlen days with Caleb and Madeline. Looks like my kind of fun. Cheers to all the volunteers that made it happen.
Yellow? Looks like a good time. I was born and raised in the small Indiana community of Tipton. We had the Pork Festival every year. A couple of my high school years when I was working at the local Buick and Pontiac dealership, I chauffeured local celebrities around 1967 or 8.
Was interesting to hear the guy from the Rodeo explaining the effect of the flank strap on the bull. I don't know, but seeing those animals buck violently enough to throw a grown man from their back, I'm wondering if his suggestion that it's like a human swiping at a pesky mosquito is perhaps downplaying the degree to which the flank strap torments the bull???
This was so wholesome. I live in England and we had a similar event in my village all be it on a much much smaller scale but it fizzled out due to “health and safety” and the village growing considerably and loosing what felt like the solid community it once had as a child. Love your videos keep up the good work 👍
Harlan days looks to be a great time. One of these days I will come visit you during this weekend. Hopefully you guys are teaching the younger generation how all the set-up works so it will never die. Take care.
If you have never been a runner and want to start try to find a Jeff Galloway Group and train with them. I was a runner from my 20s and when I as 63 I ran a marathon and finished. I trained with the Galloway Group.
Neil, our community celebration has grown into a huge week long Festival. Queen & King coronation, Cutest baby, Ugliest Dog, Musical Concerts, Car Show, Tractor &Truck Pull, Antique Engine/Vehicle/Tractor Show, Mule Showdeo, 1 mile long parade, Arts and Crafts Fair, etc. It culminates Saturday evening with the Marching Band Festival. I participated in the first year as a second string, 9th grade, trumpet player. At that time the Marching Band Festival was all that there was. And, it had only 12 bands. The next year they decided to add a parade… and in the ensuing 56 years it has swollen into the largest celebration in our Four State Area. This year there were over 200 Parade entries and 60 marching bands competing in the marching band contest. The Festival’s dates are used by almost all other towns around to schedule their events. No one competes against it for their fall festivals, concerts or rodeos. In the process it has lost most of its small town charm and community feel. Those are gone, victims of the festivals’ success. The community does benefit a lot from the festival. 56 years of past experiences bring back a lot of friends and relatives. Vendors of everything from Funnel Cakes to Motel Rooms profit… as do the state and local taxes. It has become the ‘thing’ that many identify our town with. But, for me, the memories of those first few years are still the fondest. No Traffic snarls, meeting and visiting with friends, taking time to just enjoy a few events… were simpler then. And those who organized and volunteered time and resources were appreciated. I’m glad that your Harlan Days celebration has retained its small town feel. I hope it continues to do so. The commercialization that comes with success is a powerful stimulus to growth…. And replacement of community pride with Civic Pride. And, that’s where the ‘feel’ grows out of grasp. I’d love to come and feel the spirit and camaraderie of Harlan Days… maybe we can do so next year. Thanks for sharing your community’s little festival. It is certainly a treasure with cherishing.
Your festival sounds like one I would enjoy visiting as well. I marched in many parades as a high schooler and I'm guessing my daughters may be doing the same in a couple years. I don't picture us ever growing much beyond what we are now. On Saturday night of this year, we parked more cars than we ever have before. They were parking at the church down the road and walking nearly a mile to get to the midway. So if we are able to make it bigger, we're gonna need to tackle that problem first. If you do decide to come one of these years be sure to let me know! I'll buy you a Lemonade Shake Up from my high school gym teacher who has been selling them from the same spot on the midway for 40 years! Thanks as always for the comments and support. Sorry I've been lax on getting to them all lately.
As always Neil, your video's make me smile. The pure happiness you exude is wonderful, if only some of it came my way occasionally. Glad all the family enjoyed themselves while Harland Days festival just the cleanup to do. I agree with you I don't like the green either, it's depressing, change it for something bright and vibrant. Thanks from UK. PS: Congratulations on the 45th anniversary of attendance too.
Nice video, Neil. The only thing I can say is to lift the cab on the skid steer and double check the inside is clean. I've seen machines have major problems from mud entering the engine area after the tracks being packed with mud. Some machines are worse than others, Bobcats and Cases being pretty bad for that. Not sure about the John Deere's. Just something to check out.
I honestly have no idea why I'm here... But I watch every video... As someone from the UK I have no real interest in big trucks, I also have no background or interest in groundworks or typically American festivals such as this. Yet I'm still clicking every video! Must be something about the way you present the videos, find them weirdly calming... Keep it up! What ever it is! 🤣
Neil is an amazing person....
Hi Neil, not sure if you’ll see this comment but just a note to say thanks for your videos. My wife gave birth to our son 8 weeks ago and I’ve been in charge of the midnight and 3am feeds. I’ve been catching up on your videos every night and have watched all of the pond and Bruno series. It’s made the wake ups bearable (and actually enjoyable) 😂
So next time you release a video, just know that there will be two Australians (one big and one tiny) tuning in at 3am 🫡
Man that's awesome! Congratulations on your new arrival! I remember those late nights! Thanks for checking out all the videos and taking the time to say hi!
Congrats brother!
Another great video. Very nice to see you with your family. Also, I agree about the skid loader. Although I’m “green” with envy, the green needs changed. :). Looking forward to that video!
I loved the opener and the closer.
Love that your community does this!
enjoy watching your vidieos every week! one tip on cleaning the 331, pull the belly pan covers, tilt the cab up and pull the floor board out and wash the belly pan out. Bunch of steel hydraulic lines that lay there in dirt an mud and will eventually rust and get pin holes. We had several problems with our 333G and now we make sure to wash it out at least twice a year lol. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks Neil love the video and IT was MUDY MUDY .
Looks like it was a great event! Fantastic community!
As always… great video. Enjoy that time with kiddos…. before you know it they are off in college and only do touch-n-goes at home.
Always enjoy your posts! 😂
Love your town. The true backbone of America.
So many Indiana communities have their own great versions of Harlen Days that only happen with the sweat n tears of all the volunteers! Now they just need you to capture the pride,camaraderie and feel each event brings and share them with the world! Thanks Neil...
Yes I'm amazed at the volunteer dedication.
So enjoy your channel. Thanks
Neil, I loved this one just as much as the last one, and my sentiments remain the same! Also, I LOVE the fact that you included the clip at the end of adding mud back to the tracks...great little peak behind the curtain and one more reason you are such a natural at this RUclips stuff! Great stuff, as always.
I just did 850 kilometers from Poland to Croatia - summer holidays - and chiiling now after 10hours drive watching Neil 🎉🎉🎉 cheers mate
Cheers indeed!
I always leave these videos with a smile on my face... Happy Sunday!
Glad you like them!
I have to tell you Neil, I am a 53 yo guy in PA, born in Mass, who absolutely loves your channel. This is my first comment, I just felt compelled today. You are a great man, father, husband and son. You personify what I consider a great American. Thank you for your brevity to start this channel and introduce us all to your life. God bless you, your family and friends. I appreciate the little window into your sphere. I maybe subscribe to ten channels, yours caught my attention months ago. Keep on doing a wonderful job, my friend!
Thank you so much. That means a great deal to me. I'm fortunate to be able to connect with so many like minded individuals. Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the comment!
Don’t know how I stumbled upon your channel but now I can’t stop watching. Thanks for the effort you put into documenting your projects and life around them. Really enjoying it. All the best from the U.K.
I can't thank you enough!
Hi Neil. That looked like a blast! My kids are grown now but I can relate to the girls waning to be away from mom and dad and on their own. The good old days! If you want to show off your musically chops, maybe you could have the band perform something like a slow blues jam, which wouldn't be copyrighted. Maybe next year?
Niel, I look forward to watching your programs every Sunday. They start my day with a smile. Your father and are of the same age and you and my daughter are the same age also. I real enjoy your love of family values and your dedication to your own family. Keep up the good job.
I wish my town had something like Harlan Days. You worked hard this year Neil!
Community- perfect example ❤
I’m voting for flames on the skid steer! Thanks for sharing your mid-western life!
Beautiful Family
A beautiful example of “community” - thanks for sharing!
I wish our community had something like that. I love how family and friends come together to make it happen. That's awesome!
Excellent! Thanks for sharing your volunteering and your family with us! Be well, be safe!
That Green matches the Green on your Hat.
Team effort all around! Good work!
You once again give us your wonderful life, maybe that should be the name of the channel, “What a wonderful life”
I almost called it "Hoosier Daddy" when I was trying to come up with a name...
@@digdrivediy🤣🤣🤣🤣, I see what you did there. You could have your kids say every time, “YOU ARE!!!”
Actually, that would have been a perfect name too.
Brought back a ton of memories of "Corn School" in LaGrange Indiana, in the 60's. Thanks for the memories. Stay safe.
Wow Neil, you really work for your shots! It's always a pleasure watching your videos. I'm glad you have a great community, I wish we had stuff like that where I live.
Thanks for sharing Neil, 47 year tradition. Suggestion paint the skid steer to match the trucks.
6 hours to clean the skid steer, oh my!! Love your slice of Americana.
So nice to see all the generations enjoying Harlan Days and Neil you and your wife are a huge part of that keeping it going year after year! Alot of the small communities have just quit because nobody wants to Volunteer anymore to busy they say but see what happens no more Malta Days that's the small town I grew up in it's sad but that's reality.
Thanks for sharing Neil I miss it!
i wish i grew up in a community like that.
Everybody knows Everybody, run by volunteers.
You and your family are living the good life.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
I'm a little jealous of the tight-knit community. I love it. I would love to live there in that town. Great job on the event.
Neil, thanks for sharing this week’s update. It’s clear that you’ve put quite a lot of hours into making things happen for your community. Hope you’re able to get some rest this week!
absolutely nothing better than home town america
Looks like a great little community 👍 from Australia 🇦🇺 🇺🇸
Attended my first Harlan Days this year because of your channel. Saw the John Deere with the extension hanging out by the entrance. Fun to see it through both perspectives. Mad respect to the Koch family.
Good job. Didn’t even think about the bucket.
Great video that looks like so much fun what a fantastic tradition
This reminds us all of how lucky we are to live in a free country, but it takes a great community to keep it that way. Thanks for all the great videos.
I love it when small towns get together for things like this! Nothing like hometown pride! Not knowing much about skid loaders, wouldn't have been a lot easier to use the power washer to clean the mud out of the tracks? I'm sure you had a good reason not to use it, possibly getting water in the bearings, etc?
That pin is a great safety feature, you are smart to use it
Great video! Best editing on YT!
Great video. That’s a lot of Harlan days. I bet keeping that equipment clean is a chore for sure. Neil your channel is awesome great content.
Thanks 👍
Dude you rock. From the UK there needs to be more people like your community in the world. It just seems a town that I would love to live in.
We enjoy watching the videos 🎉
WOW the Rodeo was awesome great call to hire them and way to go getting the Ring ready!
Harlen days looks like a great time, God bless
Great video mate. I once had to spend about the same amount of time cleaning my excavator. It’s character building that’s for sure.
Our community has something similar every year. People outside of the community don’t understand why we value it so much. It’s that sense of connection and belonging with your neighbors. I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
Traditions! Love them, keep those going.
LOVED THIS VIDEO !!!!! so cool to see all this. I'm European and when i lived in the country side when i was little we had something similar and it reminded me of those times. Now I'm 35 and living in the city but i miss the country side so much.
Thanks for update, enjoyed seeing Harlen Days. It’s just mud, 😊😂
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. You are a very good story teller! Thank you!!!
Your videos make me want to move back to a small town where all of my family lives nearby. Keep up the good work
What an awesome community event! Thanks for letting us tag along virtually.
Great to see another Harlan Days. I say it every year but it is truly Great to see everyone come together to put on such a great fair that benefits the community. It's a bright spot to watch every year, reminds me that there still is good out there, despite a lot of the bad that's shown. It was great to see your girls performing in front of your band too, they will carry on your legacy some day by the looks of it.
That looked like a great time. That wouldn’t happen without all the dedicated community volunteers like your family. Thanks for sharing
Good afternoon Neil! 47 wow that’s a streak you don’t want to break… glad that it turned out a success! I agree industrial yellow would be much more appealing! Take care of my friend
Thank you as always Mike!
Great job Sir. I love to see all of your interaction with the community. Stay safe and we will see you in the next one.
Thanks 👍
I was looking forward to this video!!! As I said last year, my community does something similar... It's nice to see how so many people come together to make it possible... And yes, it's A LOT of work, but it really makes it all worthwhile to see families spending time together, to see children running around with excitement, the smiles, the laughing... and yes... the FAIR FOOD!!! This year, I danced my rear off with my daughter and her friends, ate waaay too much and enjoyed the fireworks to cap off the weekend... Until next year...
Howdy Neil! I spent some time in your area of Indiana when I went to tech school in Ft. Wayne in the 80s. I now live in Alabama. I'm thinking about coming to Harlan Days next year just to hear y'all play. I'm an old dude who's been playing guitar at the same level (beginner) for 40+ years. I look forward to hearing a real professional!😊
Let me know if you make it up here! :)
A great example of a community creating it's own culture.
Green only looks good on farm tractors lol rental companies, gotta love them
Love all the videos, can’t wait to see the skid loader and dump truck get redone.
Repacking the mud for the sake of the shot, that shows some true dedication to the craft of film making. Little concerning about the trust you have in someone borrowing your toys. You know they will always come back to you in worse shape than they left you. Not a character flaw, just you have a big heart. Insomuch as the raffle thing, one of your 57,000 cousins won, so it was kept in the family. As always Neil, love home and kiss the girls for me.
Thanks so much bud!
Another great video. Thanks for the tour of Harlan day, well appreciated. See ya on the next one neighbor!
Good guy! Great family & videos! Love this channel!
Can’t wait to see the skid painted back to yellow!
That was a great u tube video Neil! Man, I want to come next year for Harlen days with Caleb and Madeline. Looks like my kind of fun. Cheers to all the volunteers that made it happen.
Hey thanks so much! Yeah, definitely bring Caleb and Madeline out next year!
Would really like to hear you play. Maybe you vould post a video of just that.
Good job guys
As a former Sunbelt truck driver I can promise you that skid steer has been in much worse condition! Looks good now!
Yellow?
Looks like a good time. I was born and raised in the small Indiana community of Tipton. We had the Pork Festival every year. A couple of my high school years when I was working at the local Buick and Pontiac dealership, I chauffeured local celebrities around 1967 or 8.
Wow, Google says that festival is still going
I love that your videos are slowly becoming a vlog
Hope that's a good thing! 😁
What a slice of Americana and you made it happen!
Appreciate it Ed!
The skid loader green matches your DDD logo just fine. I say leave it!
Important family time in the community ! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing, as always! You have such a great community there!
Amazing consecutive years attendance. Rodeo arena really came around 😮.
Was interesting to hear the guy from the Rodeo explaining the effect of the flank strap on the bull. I don't know, but seeing those animals buck violently enough to throw a grown man from their back, I'm wondering if his suggestion that it's like a human swiping at a pesky mosquito is perhaps downplaying the degree to which the flank strap torments the bull???
You should bed line the entire machine that would be cool
Nice one Neil, very good editing.
This was so wholesome. I live in England and we had a similar event in my village all be it on a much much smaller scale but it fizzled out due to “health and safety” and the village growing considerably and loosing what felt like the solid community it once had as a child. Love your videos keep up the good work 👍
Another Great Video!!! I'm thinking you paint it to match the Dump Truck "Black with the orange stripe.... "
Harlan days looks to be a great time. One of these days I will come visit you during this weekend. Hopefully you guys are teaching the younger generation how all the set-up works so it will never die. Take care.
Thanks Jeff!
looks like a blast.
It was a good time. Thanks Ron!
Great video. And love the camera work. You guys are fun to watch
If you have never been a runner and want to start try to find a Jeff Galloway Group and train with them. I was a runner from my 20s and when I as 63 I ran a marathon and finished. I trained with the Galloway Group.
Neil, our community celebration has grown into a huge week long Festival. Queen & King coronation, Cutest baby, Ugliest Dog, Musical Concerts, Car Show, Tractor &Truck Pull, Antique Engine/Vehicle/Tractor Show, Mule Showdeo, 1 mile long parade, Arts and Crafts Fair, etc.
It culminates Saturday evening with the Marching Band Festival. I participated in the first year as a second string, 9th grade, trumpet player. At that time the Marching Band Festival was all that there was. And, it had only 12 bands.
The next year they decided to add a parade… and in the ensuing 56 years it has swollen into the largest celebration in our Four State Area. This year there were over 200 Parade entries and 60 marching bands competing in the marching band contest.
The Festival’s dates are used by almost all other towns around to schedule their events. No one competes against it for their fall festivals, concerts or rodeos.
In the process it has lost most of its small town charm and community feel. Those are gone, victims of the festivals’ success.
The community does benefit a lot from the festival. 56 years of past experiences bring back a lot of friends and relatives. Vendors of everything from Funnel Cakes to Motel Rooms profit… as do the state and local taxes. It has become the ‘thing’ that many identify our town with.
But, for me, the memories of those first few years are still the fondest. No Traffic snarls, meeting and visiting with friends, taking time to just enjoy a few events… were simpler then. And those who organized and volunteered time and resources were appreciated.
I’m glad that your Harlan Days celebration has retained its small town feel. I hope it continues to do so. The commercialization that comes with success is a powerful stimulus to growth…. And replacement of community pride with Civic Pride. And, that’s where the ‘feel’ grows out of grasp.
I’d love to come and feel the spirit and camaraderie of Harlan Days… maybe we can do so next year.
Thanks for sharing your community’s little festival. It is certainly a treasure with cherishing.
Your festival sounds like one I would enjoy visiting as well. I marched in many parades as a high schooler and I'm guessing my daughters may be doing the same in a couple years.
I don't picture us ever growing much beyond what we are now. On Saturday night of this year, we parked more cars than we ever have before. They were parking at the church down the road and walking nearly a mile to get to the midway. So if we are able to make it bigger, we're gonna need to tackle that problem first.
If you do decide to come one of these years be sure to let me know! I'll buy you a Lemonade Shake Up from my high school gym teacher who has been selling them from the same spot on the midway for 40 years!
Thanks as always for the comments and support. Sorry I've been lax on getting to them all lately.
As always Neil, your video's make me smile. The pure happiness you exude is wonderful, if only some of it came my way occasionally. Glad all the family enjoyed themselves while Harland Days festival just the cleanup to do. I agree with you I don't like the green either, it's depressing, change it for something bright and vibrant. Thanks from UK.
PS: Congratulations on the 45th anniversary of attendance too.
Good stuff, glad everything worked out well for everyone!
Loved the photo bomb by Nate during the grand prize drawings.
So did his Mom!😊
Nice video, Neil. The only thing I can say is to lift the cab on the skid steer and double check the inside is clean. I've seen machines have major problems from mud entering the engine area after the tracks being packed with mud. Some machines are worse than others, Bobcats and Cases being pretty bad for that. Not sure about the John Deere's. Just something to check out.
A nice John deere yellow would Look great on it 😁 greetings from Germany
Fantastic video! I look forward to Sundays just to see what you were up to :)
If only every community could have festivals like this. Maybe we would be a much more close knit happy country.
Thanks for your videos. I like the little green machine. I wish I had one. 😊