Half Century Of Progress 2023 Saturday: Moline, Oliver, IH, Deere, Picking + Shelling Corn, Horses
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- More of the static display obviously. Also managed to catch some of the field demos ive never managed to see in all the years ive been going there including horse sulky plowing and check row planting.
Thank you so much for taking the time to show us the show, , we are here in Canada. My father is 86 years old and I showed him all your footage ,he just loved seeing all the old equipment he farmed with. I still run the family farm . I watch all your videos. Thank you again and keep on doing what us farmers do best , feeding the world. Cheers.
Thanks so much for sharing the video and taking the time to show all the tractors and equipment. I've been wanting to go every since they started this show and I have yet to get out there to it. Glad you were able to go and take some of your equipment too.
Yes thanks for sharing like this and your channel.
Thanks for watching
Awesome . THANK YOU. Jeff.
Ethan, thanks for the grand tour. I was a student employee of the OSU Farm Science Review 50+ years ago. You don't realize how much goes into the whole show until you've been a small part of it. This show is definitely preserving our farming heritage. A lot of folks think farming is all AC cabs with auto-guidance. The sights bring you back to reality...the way things were, not that many years ago.
That's amazing to me that a D (especially one with duals) from my neck of the woods made it up there. When you first started showing it I seen them Rice & Cane tires and figured it was a southern tractor. Never did figure it came from my hometown dealership. Melton Bros. had a lot of dealerships in Northeast Arkansas (Jonesboro, Manila, Walnut Ridge, maybe Newport too). Now all the Melton Bros. dealerships (and Williams Equipment from Batesville) is consolidated under Greenway (thanks to lovely dealership consolidation).
Ethan, thank you for sharing the show thru the view of your eyes. I went to one of the first years that they started this event. An amazing show of machinery. Haven't had a chance to get back there since. But, I see that changing in the near future with retirement age nearing . Thanks again
It’s unrecognizable compared to how it started out.
Ethan, maybe after I get retired a few years from now, I can go see that myself. I'm glad that you took the time to walk through the tractors the show us all. Some people definitely spent a lot of money on restoring the tractors anf equipment. Thanks Michael
Thanks for taking time to vlog while at the show
Ethan thanks alot for taking us along to the show. I hope you had time for yourself to enjoy the show with your family. "Horse"power in the great to watch.
Another great video Ethan!
I see my orange Chevy grain truck made the video. I was the guy running it, then shoveling in the top of the green and red 63 Chevy grain truck at the "Big Cook" sheller
Truly amazing how some of these old pieces have been shown the love and respect.
Thank you for the tractor show. I was not able to walk through the tractors at the Buckley Old Engine Show. We walked through the flee market and ran out of time.
I haven’t been to Buckley in years.
Thats myself my wife and 4 kids at 1:53:50 middle right of screen,, watching shelly disk, was going to come talk to you but you looked busy. At any rate the boys loved watching Shelly disk.
I had people coming up to me all weekend so it wouldn’t have been a big deal. Lol
Thats ok in 2 years ill have the A up there and the disk we'll meet then I'm sure lol
Thank you for sharing your experience at the show, your videos are the best you show more then most. That 4-210 was nice but seeing Shelly on your 1950 T rolling coal disking was awesome. Thanks again Sir.
Thanks for the tour. Glad to see Jake also.
Again....thank you......great vidios
Not able to be there....threw your videos is like I got to be there
Thank you
Thanks for watching
Thanks for walking us through. Really enjoyed it. You will have your walking in for the year!!
That was nothing for walking.
That wood be cool go see this some day be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska
It’s worth the trip.
Thanks again for sharing this. It's been worth every moment of time to watch. I'm hoping you and Shelly had a great time. You're doing a great job on training her. It definitely helps with her not being afraid. I've been able to see stuff I've never seen before. See you in the next one. Be safe on your travels home.
It was a good place to let her run. Wide open flat fields.
@@Oliver66FarmBoy yep,that's the best. And she did great.
My grandfather had a small elevator just for wagons when he shuck corn it would put the corn in the barn and he would hook the tractor up to the elevator and it ran by 7in or 8in belt and it raise up the wagon and there's no one there who does anymore the elevator was 7ft long and about 2ft wide and they don't do that anymore thats how my grandfather did it i can remember that back when i was in kid back in 1960
We cut soybeans at 130 each day and finished up on Saturday. We didn’t have as much beans as in 2021. We didn’t have that field where the wheat stubble was .
I can remember my dad saying that the furrow horse would walk in the furrow and the other horses couldn’t make it move out of it. Straight as an arrow.
It’s a pleasure to watch a good team working together.
At 13:08, that's actually a fleetline 99 and not a super. Oliver was not ready with the supers yet so they released a new front end with fleetline styling and 6 cylinder gas or diesel engines on the old 4 speed rearend. Thanks for the video!
I didn’t look at it that close. I had other places to be.
6:31 it's a Super but not a GM. Hard to tell between the super 99 and fleetline styled 99
My grandfathered used draft horses in to early 1940’s just before he bought his John Deere 1942 Model A. He preferred the horses to tractor 😅
Really cool tour! Really neat I live 20 minutes from Jonesboro Arkansas where the dualed up d was sold! All John Deere dealers here now is greenway equipment.
Watched all three.think no 2.i did see a BF Avery. My parents bought new 1947 bf avery A. To replace horses. It cultivated a lot of corn. Still runs gave to my youngest son.he has a barn to keep it in. 100 ft from his barn is big city.and he is 49.
I am in the same boat as you thinking going older and simpler
Great to see some of the things i missed while I was there
I was at a show a while back here in NC and found a 1939 farmall h all original tires and everything were from 1939
Of course a guy with a camera comes by and we’re fixing shit. And yes. The Z was not a fan of the heat. We think that part of the radiator is plugged up
Ih shop mule is made by the WF Hebard Co. Out of Chicago later bought out by the budda Co. That one is their A21 model. We brought it up.
Was a nice little rig.
I got to get up there. As good of a job you do it looks massive. I wonder how many bushel an hour all them shellers are putting out an hour.
Again thanks for sharing with those of use that can’t make it to Rantoul
Thanks for watching
Jacobi sale's in palmyra is local to me here in southern Indiana
Sorry, I didn't realize you were taking video when I talked to you while you were at Tim's 60 mfwd, with the wire tie corn stalk baler. My bad. Thanks for all the great video.
There are a lot of us that still miss Jake, dog gone it.
That hit and miss running elevator. Holy cow. I gess so.
Wonder how fuel efficent it was?
That M&M might be the one that sold at Polks a few years back.Really big money.
There has been several sold in the last few years. They tend to come in and out of the market in cycles.
The case picker/chopper was way cool.
88 series open station tractor interesting 🤔. I’d still farm with that .
Don’t see to many.
It would awesome to some Vermeer four row corn pickers next time
Hey Ethan,,,sorry, but anything red with a 234 picker has my heart. Like heading home.
Out of all the propane tractors out there,Moline was the only one that actually managed to make that ugly a$$ fuel tank look ok.
We a 1967 Massy Ferguson 1100 with original 1500 hundred hours it may have a little more do you think we should paint it it set out side for a wall
Hey dude,,were the Cockshutt tractors related to Oliver, MM,or international? Lot of similarities.
Jake has a short video of running your T on Facebook in the Oliver White page.
I don’t do Facebook
Was that Pete from just a few acres at 102.20?
No idea.
Walked by Farmall Fanatic @ 35:28 lol
Never noticed
Do you know if Jake is ever going to make videos again
No
What happens to all the corn that they harvest
It goes to the elevator like any other corn crop.
@@Oliver66FarmBoy was wandering if it was sold and the money goes back to the show to help pay for the event
What is the difference between a male and female combine? Lol many times you say the old girl is straight.
"Promosm"