Love the steam tractors. That is so cool to see them working, loaded. I love all the old iron shows, where the engines are running - but hearing them PULL A LOAD is really something awesome!
now thats whats u tube is bout. so many videos of mindless nosence but this is a great video no one gettin hurt killed or made fun of just a bunch of steam power great video
At the time this was filmed, I was there with my grandparents. Last year going there with them before my Grandpa passed away before the 2011 Buckley Engine Show. Fond memories there as an 11 year old
We knew a guy down in Waretown, NJ with one of these steam tractors. The thing could pull out any stump. He used to make shingles the same way with his tractor. He put a train whistle on it and rode it around town tooting the whistle. What a thrill that was for me way back then.
this is great to watch these old work horses being brought back & restored,,the kids of today might learn about hard work what it was like to have to work for what you get not waiting for some one else to give you things
Very impressed for only being 25 hp. that is moving pretty fast and pulling hard!! Nice video. Not many videos showing these beasts in action! Good Going Guys!!
Очень интересуюсь паровыми тракторами и пароавтомобилями,а также ретро техникой и оружием!Благодарен за предоставленую возможность видеть всё это!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! what a great video and the sound is excellent! Not a sweeter sound exists than a steam tractor under load and doing it's thing. Thanks for sharing
Brings back happy memories of when my Grandpas farmed like this. If we get a solar flare that knocks out modern tractors, it won't have any effect on these. Just stoke your fire and add water!
Saw a few of these abandoned behind barns, or setting in small town parks after skidding logs until they were replaced by modern technology. As a farm kid in the Midwest, these things fascinated me. NM was pretty far behind. During small town parades across NM of today, the oldest tractors are post war 1948-1950's models. The farms are along the river valleys, most were comparatively small, historically family owned. They were still being worked by draft animals and manual labor, until relatively recent years :>)
I used to see (1950s or so) signs along rural highways in Michigan that said "Vehicles With Lugs Prohibited". I expect that this was what they were talking about. They would probably do a lot of damage to the asphalt on a hot summer day.
There is a gas and steam show like this in Clarksville, MI on Aug. 24, 25, 26th every year. It's right by my house. I hear the old steam powered sawmill going on late at night for the final show of the evening.
my father often spoke about working with the old steam engines and working on thresher gangs but it didn't make sense until you see the machines and how the worked
Wow! Nice to see those engines earn their keep as they were designed to- pulling a six-bottom plow like it was nothing. With the steam tech that's been developed since 1950, you'd get twice the horsepower and half the smoke out of the same engine. Even burning coal, a steam engine can be made to run cleaner than a pre-emissions diesel..
Если внедрить прогрессивные решения в рулевой механизм, внедрить гидравлику, усовершенствовать топку и двигатель, нарастив мощность, заменить колёсный движитель на современный гусеничный, то можно получить вполне современный паровой трактор с приличными характеристиками.
Thank you for watching, I have watch you tube videos of UK Plowing: two UK Plough engines and plow were brought to the USA in the early days; never caught on
Most of the time it is to switch direction. Many implements need to run only in one direction to function properly (saws, corn shellers, corn grinders, water pumps with vanes). Pumpjacks normally do not matter what direction they run. A twist in the belt also helps to keep it on the pulleys when it is windy (sometimes a double twist is used).
Today's student in Mechanical Engineering should study these purely mechanical machines, some of them have ingenious designs solutions. They may be old but they are beautiful designs.
You know whats really funny about this; my family had a 200 acre farm in New York that we ran up until 2003, and we used a 1964 John Deere diesel 3010 for everything. Our Diesel John Deere could only pull a 3 bottom plow. This steam engine is pulling a 6 bottom plow. If you could get a cheap supply of wood, it might actually be cheaper and faster to do all your tilling (plow, disk, drag etc.) with this Steam engine.
увидев такой вот паровой двигатель я стал больше уважать наших дедушек !!!!! которые в свое время могли делать такую технику ! я сейчас с большим удовольствием посмотрел бы как работают такие паровозы на пахоте !
"наших дедушек"? - вспомни хоть один руссоимперский или советскосоюзный паровой трактор... На царь танк и тот двигатели лепили со сбитых немецких дерижаблей.
Where does this event take place? I live in Baldwin and would love to go to it. My grandfather ran old steam tractors in the Sacramento valley in California and took one each year to the California State fair and local county fairs. I loved to see all the steam operated machines.
FELICIDADES PARA LOS MAESTROS QUE NOS DEMUESTRAN COMO LA INGENIERIA FUE EVOLUCIONANDO DESDE EL VAPOR HASTA HOY QUE ES EL DIESELL YO TUBE LA OPORTUNIDAD DE CONOCER ESOS TRACTORES PERO JAMAS LOS VI CAMINAR SOY DEL PERU AL SUR DE LIMA EN UNA HASCIENDA LLAMADA UNANUE CAÑETE PERU
There are several traction engines here. The Advance looks like the 1906 Advance that Jay Leno presents on his garage website. It's probably safe to say that most, if not all of them are over 100 years old.
crowned pulleys keep a flat belt tracking. Before V-belts were invented, machinery was usually powered through flat canvas belts running on crowned pulleys.
If you owned one of these and you needed to transport it from one farm to another for threshing other farmers' crops, how did you transport them back in 1906-1920 or so? It wasn't like there were a lot of Mack lowboy tractor trailers cruising around back then(right?)
they moved under their own power; roads were not paved. The Steam Traction Engine would pull the water wagon and thresher behind it. 2.5 miles an hour. There were bridge laws
In old Germany was it use to operate with a tow system for plugging. This here seem much more progressive for that time. I remember my grandfather says they had around 245 hp.
the black tractor didn't even stuggle hard to believe them this are only around 100hp but still don't struggle a single bit, I wish they still made things like that, 1 tractor, multiple uses.
When history contained in these machines. Our grandparents saw closely revolutions happen that today we look and see how much work had to operate these beautiful machines. Now we see another mega revolution, the machines are computerized with a mega dose of artificial intelligence and then interact with them as if they were another human.
Very cool to see one of these working! We have one of these that sits at our county fairgrounds and I happened to see it the other day during our annual farm bureau tree sale for earth day. Where exactly is this in Michigan? Do you do it every year?
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Love the steam tractors. That is so cool to see them working, loaded. I love all the old iron shows, where the engines are running - but hearing them PULL A LOAD is really something awesome!
I agree!
Seeing them running is great, seeing them working is the best!
Низкий поклон людям находящим время заниматься этим. Очень красивое зрелище, впечатляет!
Поклон, это по рабски, по руськи в ноги царю.
Не кланяться надо, а восхищаться и учиться любить землю через плуг.
@@dmitryslomnyuck5263 Это кто как думает о действии (поклон). Хлебом солью рабы царя встречают?
I’m very thankful that this kind of history is kept running.
now thats whats u tube is bout. so many videos of mindless nosence but this is a great video no one gettin hurt killed or made fun of just a bunch of steam power great video
At the time this was filmed, I was there with my grandparents. Last year going there with them before my Grandpa passed away before the 2011 Buckley Engine Show. Fond memories there as an 11 year old
Thank you for watching
спасибо людям до сих пор сберегающим подобную историю .браво!!!
This will become a RUclips classic one day
We knew a guy down in Waretown, NJ with one of these steam tractors. The thing could pull out any stump. He used to make shingles the same way with his tractor. He put a train whistle on it and rode it around town tooting the whistle. What a thrill that was for me way back then.
Wasn't even aware these things existed till just now. Geeze, these things are awesome.
this is great to watch these old work horses being brought back & restored,,the kids of today might learn about hard work what it was like to have to work for what you get not waiting for some one else
to give you things
Вот она, вечная чугуниевая техника, американцы молодцы!
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С меня лайк и подписка, интересный канал! Где такие чудо трактора, штат Мичиган, а город какой? Вот бы вживую увидеть этот стимпанк))
@@sammantaexodus5937 Mason Michigan
@@oldfarmshow спасибо!
Вечного ничего не бывает. Кто-то прикладывает гору усилий чтоб поддерживать эту железяку в рабочем состоянии.
Bad ass tractor! I love the saw. That is really cool.
Omg! This is awesome! We should spend more time and work by making steam engines and vehicles!
Awesome machines! Thanks for sharing!
This is beginning of progress. Thanks for your video! 👍👍👍👍👍
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Now there's a sound I could listen to all day. Beautiful machines!
Very impressed for only being 25 hp. that is moving pretty fast and pulling hard!! Nice video. Not many videos showing these beasts in action! Good Going Guys!!
Очень интересуюсь паровыми тракторами и пароавтомобилями,а также ретро техникой и оружием!Благодарен за предоставленую возможность видеть всё это!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I watched way more of this video than i expected. Raw machinery at work...
cool, very cool. we all need to go back to this technology for agriculture....
Thank you for watching
Колоссально ! Вот она , созидательная работа человеческой мысли .
Wow! what a great video and the sound is excellent! Not a sweeter sound exists than a steam tractor under load and doing it's thing. Thanks for sharing
Nice! On Chincoteague, VA, there is an old steam tractor sitting, it has always captured my imagination. Nice to see one actually running!
Thanks for having a great camera and above all a great mic on that camera! This was A+.
Amazing, old farm show 👍👍💪💪
Thank you for watching
Brings back happy memories of when my Grandpas farmed like this.
If we get a solar flare that knocks out modern tractors, it won't have
any effect on these. Just stoke your fire and add water!
Вот это настоящий музей в живую можно по щупать , по трогать и увидеть как всё работает на самом деле , а не в книге по истории со слов автора .
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Saw a few of these abandoned behind barns, or setting in small town parks after skidding logs until they were replaced by modern technology. As a farm kid in the Midwest, these things fascinated me. NM was pretty far behind. During small town parades across NM of today, the oldest tractors are post war 1948-1950's models. The farms are along the river valleys, most were comparatively small, historically family owned. They were still being worked by draft animals and manual labor, until relatively recent years :>)
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I used to see (1950s or so) signs along rural highways in Michigan that said "Vehicles With Lugs Prohibited". I expect that this was what they were talking about. They would probably do a lot of damage to the asphalt on a hot summer day.
+Peter W. Meek there were bridge and road laws
I could listen to that steam tractor all day
Oh nice to see these old machines are steel working
Je pekné videt tyto stroje jeste v akci moc fandim super
Вот такой бы тракторочек в хозяйство!)
Хорошая мысль!!!
fascinating these old machines still working. want to see a modern tractor doing this in more than 100 years.
Красота!Этот звук,чух чух чух,приятно слушать.А современная техника ревёт как не нормальная и слух режет.
Those ploughing engines just look effortless
There is a gas and steam show like this in Clarksville, MI on Aug. 24, 25, 26th every year. It's right by my house. I hear the old steam powered sawmill going on late at night for the final show of the evening.
If I owned a farm out in the middle of nowhere I'd have one of those big steam tractors to plow my fields.
Класний трактор, шість корпусів тягне -круто , уміли діди думати
love all these old vehicles,
Awesome steam engines and tractors
Awesome video.....BRAVO....! An honest to goodness time machine...
Man I love the sound of those machines!
my father often spoke about working with the old steam engines and working on thresher gangs but it didn't make sense until you see the machines and how the worked
Молодцы люди что берегут и сохраняют. В России надо так же
Wow! Nice to see those engines earn their keep as they were designed to- pulling a six-bottom plow like it was nothing. With the steam tech that's been developed since 1950, you'd get twice the horsepower and half the smoke out of the same engine. Even burning coal, a steam engine can be made to run cleaner than a pre-emissions diesel..
Great video. looked like a fun day......Frank
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Скоро мы все перейдем на эту технику.
Было бы не плохо!
Не исключено ...... 😏😉
переходите, а мы двинемся в сторону электрического транспорта.
красава вот это трактор!
Если внедрить прогрессивные решения в рулевой механизм, внедрить гидравлику, усовершенствовать топку и двигатель, нарастив мощность, заменить колёсный движитель на современный гусеничный, то можно получить вполне современный паровой трактор с приличными характеристиками.
Great. Tradition in the UK is for an engine at each end and the plough towed between them. In the middle of the field it is uncannily quiet!!
Thank you for watching, I have watch you tube videos of UK Plowing: two UK Plough engines and plow were brought to the USA in the early days; never caught on
i EXPECT THAT IS BECAUSE YOU HAVE SUCH ENORMOUSLY HUGE FIELDS. Sorry about the upper case!! Such fields would need a lot of cable!!!
Great video, I love ancient technology !
Слава железному коню😇
Какие пиздатые механизмы, теплые и живые!
Тёплые ламповые))
Most of the time it is to switch direction. Many implements need to run only in one direction to function properly (saws, corn shellers, corn grinders, water pumps with vanes). Pumpjacks normally do not matter what direction they run.
A twist in the belt also helps to keep it on the pulleys when it is windy (sometimes a double twist is used).
Основание чугунное , подшипники скольжения бронза , котловое железо , ручная зборка на века , ремонтно пригодность .против силумина купрача и.латекса.
Today's student in Mechanical Engineering should study these purely mechanical machines, some of them have ingenious designs solutions. They may be old but they are beautiful designs.
Thank you Mark. Much appreciated video.
+Mopar Maniac 64 Thank you for watching
I need to see if there is a local variant of this show. I need a front loader version...
Боже мой, это просто прелесть какая то!
Impressive machinery, and very productive.
You know whats really funny about this; my family had a 200 acre farm in New York that we ran up until 2003, and we used a 1964 John Deere diesel 3010 for everything. Our Diesel John Deere could only pull a 3 bottom plow. This steam engine is pulling a 6 bottom plow. If you could get a cheap supply of wood, it might actually be cheaper and faster to do all your tilling (plow, disk, drag etc.) with this Steam engine.
Так вот откуда пословица: - "Подводная лодка в степях Мичигана, - погибла под плугом в неравном бою"! )
увидев такой вот паровой двигатель я стал больше уважать наших дедушек !!!!! которые в свое время могли делать такую технику ! я сейчас с большим удовольствием посмотрел бы как работают такие паровозы на пахоте !
"наших дедушек"? - вспомни хоть один руссоимперский или советскосоюзный паровой трактор...
На царь танк и тот двигатели лепили со сбитых немецких дерижаблей.
Where does this event take place? I live in Baldwin and would love to go to it. My grandfather ran old steam tractors in the Sacramento valley in California and took one each year to the California State fair and local county fairs. I loved to see all the steam operated machines.
+Martin Walters Mason, Michigan
Cool. Is there a set date every year?
Thanks for replying. I really want to go.
Annual Michigan Steam Engine and Threshers Club;
July 29th - July 30th - July 31st 2016
www.michigansteamengineandthreshersclub.com/
FELICIDADES PARA LOS MAESTROS QUE NOS DEMUESTRAN COMO LA INGENIERIA FUE EVOLUCIONANDO DESDE EL VAPOR HASTA HOY QUE ES EL DIESELL YO TUBE LA OPORTUNIDAD DE CONOCER ESOS TRACTORES PERO JAMAS LOS VI CAMINAR SOY DEL PERU AL SUR DE LIMA EN UNA HASCIENDA LLAMADA UNANUE CAÑETE PERU
hello from Germany.absolut great farmshow.when i visit your Country i came to your show
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There are several traction engines here. The Advance looks like the 1906 Advance that Jay Leno presents on his garage website. It's probably safe to say that most, if not all of them are over 100 years old.
crowned pulleys keep a flat belt tracking.
Before V-belts were invented, machinery was usually powered through flat canvas belts running on crowned pulleys.
Where is this one at? Mason and Tompkins both have pretty good events in August.
Mason Michigan
Where in Michigan was this taken? I grew up there. Used to love going to Prarieville Old Fashioned Farm Days and the Custer,MI. shows..
Great video man!
Awesome machine! But what gives it when it's time to turn?
素晴らしい。Very Nice Steam Engine and America.
The pulley has a crown in it. If the belt runs to one side, the crown in the wheels will stretch the belt making it move in the opposite direction.
Some amazing stuff…
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unbelievable how fun it looks. keep on chug chug chugging on!
If you owned one of these and you needed to transport it from one farm to another for threshing other farmers' crops, how did you transport them back in 1906-1920 or so? It wasn't like there were a lot of Mack lowboy tractor trailers cruising around back then(right?)
they moved under their own power; roads were not paved. The Steam Traction Engine would pull the water wagon and thresher behind it. 2.5 miles an hour. There were bridge laws
Engines on steam traction engines run about 250 RPM. Sawmill blades run at 450 to 500, some sawmill blades are hammered to run at higher RPMs.
Настоящие машины. Простые и понятные. Неубиваемые.
In old Germany was it use to operate with a tow system for plugging. This here seem much more progressive for that time. I remember my grandfather says they had around 245 hp.
the black tractor didn't even stuggle hard to believe them this are only around 100hp but still don't struggle a single bit, I wish they still made things like that, 1 tractor, multiple uses.
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Good video. Great productive machinery.
Мужику , сидящему на плуге , бокала пивка не хватает 😀
Да есть у него пиво!
оНО УЖЕ ВНУТРИ.
В США просто непринято употреблять спиртное во время работы, ну как-то так сложилось.
@@СанСаныч-ь2г Если оборвет шатун, то по хлебалу можно не слабо получить!
@@nedlend6611 в таких раритетах очень надёжная механика, так что не оборвёт и не заклинит.
When history contained in these machines. Our grandparents saw closely revolutions happen that today we look and see how much work had to operate these beautiful machines. Now we see another mega revolution, the machines are computerized with a mega dose of artificial intelligence and then interact with them as if they were another human.
า
I know the struggles we used to face, I actually had to flip open my cell phone. So much easier to swipe my finger across the screen!
Дааа! Старые кони борозды не портят...)
Man. All that power from one little piston.
В каком достатке должно жить общество, чтоб у людей было такое дорогое хобби.
общество также состоит и из бедных, соответственно можно судить уровень бедных...
@@Roq5Brdv А что там дорогово-то? купили старое корыто по цене металлома, дров в посадках на рубили, разкачегарели и впред...
А что там дорогово-то? Не соляркой-же они его топят... да и воду тоже явно не покупали... а сам паровоз, это просто кусок металлома...
Если всех пользователей старой техники называть богачами, то у нас все фермеры алигархи
Просто люди свободное время тратят не на то что-бы бухать, а на интересные дела...
How do you keep that huge belt from falling off the pulleys?
bellissimo!!!una macchina stupenda soprattutto la sega di inizio filmato!!!
Парові двигуни сила💪а техніка взагалі неубіваєма
Good to see these machines just do wat they made for to do so and not only stand around looking pritty
and the incredible part is most of these machines put out less than 20 horsepower at 350 rpm
The torque they put out is insane though.
If I'm not wrong this thing had 16 horsepower and over 3 thousand newtons of torque.
is this the steam show by onondaga/leslie/mason area?
Just south of Mason Michigan
6 корпусов тянет а двигатель однопоршневой )))
Loved this video!
Very cool to see one of these working! We have one of these that sits at our county fairgrounds and I happened to see it the other day during our annual farm bureau tree sale for earth day. Where exactly is this in Michigan? Do you do it every year?
The Annual Michigan Steam Engine and Threshers Club Reunion ; end of July; Mason Michigan
Curious, what is that first machine making? Are those shingles or flooring slats which it is cutting off?
wood Shingles for roofing
Old Farm Show Thanks, I appreciate it.
davida1hiwaaynet They are more for siding than roofing now days. I have put up a lot of wood shingle siding. A lot of it gets prepainted in a shop. Look for it on houses especially on the gables or bordering doors and windows.
AugustusLarch Thanks. My parents house in Dallas had them.