I always joked going to these shows was like going to the dealership to me.

@@trinitydairy yeah I know I generate some laughter around our community here because we're small. Farm is 226 acres 70 head of beef and we do some custom ground livestock feed on top of that. And some of the stuff I run this pretty old. I don't know if you remember or not but I'm the guy with the 41 BN that we redid last Summer and then got the cultivators done this year and got as close as we could to the regional international colors tried to find where they used the blue on them. You know you you fix one up and you wonder if you should put that kind of money into it but on the other hand if you take that same money barely make it down payment on a brand new one. We have 15-year-old one in a 5-year-old one and a 1988 model with a high lift on it do most of our heavier work but we find lots of holes in our work schedule like raking and tedding and pulling a smaller disc and moving wagons and that kind of thing that we can put ours on those old gassers. I always figure this way if I can use them and keep hours off of my newer more efficient ones and use them for the heavier work I'm probably further ahead. Nice video thank you enjoyed it. We as farmers around the nation of a debt of gratitude to these guys that are willing to go through the work and aggravation and everything else it goes with putting on these old equipment shows if one for those guys the younger generation wouldn't know what their parents and grandparents went through and their younger days

We would like to go to Rollag some day.

@@trinitydairy if you are day tripping it, be there no later than 9AM. After 9AM the line just to get into the parking lot has been known to be over a mile long. Definitely plant on an 8hour day on the grounds, don't worry most folks who have been going for years still have not seen everything. That includes myself, been a member now for 4yrs and going longer. Also, if you and the kids want to ride the trains, get it done in the morning. The lines only get worse into the afternoon and evening when they stop giving rides. There is so much for kids, women, men, grandma's, grandpa's, etc. We leave there Sunday night after getting there Thursday and feel like we need a week of sleep and relaxing to recover. Its like 200acres of property turned into a massive show grounds. Don't worry though, there is lots of trolleys, tractors pulling wagons, etc to get rides on.

@@BillTheTractorMan if you go on Friday its not bad maybe 1/3 of whats there on Sat and Sun. not much waiting in line or parking issues

@@MrGlodie we usually camp Thursday afternoon - Sunday evening. I can't much tell the difference Friday, Saturday, Sunday from where I'm at besides its busy, busy, busy. It's a large grounds though with a lot of room for spectators.

The Moores Outdoors are my sons. I didn’t know if you knew that or not

Yes, we took the liberty of thanking their channel to give a bit of a shout out.

That’s awesome. I appreciate that so much. They’re trying so hard. They want to grow their channel so much.

Yeah, that's a nice tractor?

Wow!

She wanted $10,000. One buyer relented to the seller of a different horse, his high bid was $4000. That seller wanted $6500, he countered with $6000. She accepted.

Awesome, thank you!

We have quite a few in Minnesota, we have a list of one's we'd like to get to. They are fun and the kids really enjoy them.

I think there was only one or two. We went to another threshing show that we'll post that had a bunch.

Rollag is on our list to try and get to

I had to wipe off the lens from her drooling on it!

@@trinitydairy lol.. sure she must had... lmao. She was eye balling them JD's right up until you walked up and the it's was Farmall this... Farmall that... to funny...

Ford and Fordson

Probably about 6 foot?

@@trinitydairy thank you!