Its hard to fathom the intelligence and ingenuity the engineers of those old machines. Impressive.

Yes...tractor show

I could listen to you talk about tractors all day

Thank you for sharing your day with your Viewers.

Also a wonderful way to spend time with you father an children

Three generations hangin' out together. Nice. Good show.

What blows my mind is every country went through the industrial Era, and thousands of inventors had there own ideas and added a twist here and there. And every product mined from the earth , every kind of crop and sawmill to earth moving machinery developed at different levels, and different times till it started to evolve to what we have now with inventors fine tunes things.

That's the real America...not like the depressing stuff you see on the news. Nice going!

that is what i luv about going to fairs,farm shows,to look at the old tractors,hear them run,i learned how to work with them old tractors,would always start

Thanks for taking us with you Pete!

👋🇨🇦👍👍👍👍 This post really makes me long for the Steam show that used to run annually here 35 years ago. Excellent post.....as usual.

Super high five!!!.... great show...America at its finest !!!

I love old stuff, made so much better than stuff today!.

Thanks for the tour. I used to go to that same show every year with my dad when I was a kid. Brings back great memories

Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum Vista Ca. It's really awesome seeing the huge steam tractors run . I recommend it highly !!!!!

Thanks for taking us with

I am learning about machines used on a farm knowledge being told to us.. wonderful family stories what a gentleman and his wife what a gal different than nursing working on a farm.. the name John Deer tractors and green .. what a video watching what world farmers lived.. you are amazing person.

Thanks Pete. Enjoyed it. Townsville, Australia

Thanks Pete you make it all so interesting

I was there yesterday (Saturday) Very nice show well worth the 4.5 hour drive (one way) to see it! Didn’t realize until I watched the video this morning I was in your neck of the woods. Nice farmland country up there! Thanks for doing this video. I would recommend an antique tractor show visit to all of your viewers. I go to 6 or 7 a year in a 4 state area and I learn something new every time! Thanks Pete!!

Thanks for the antique machinery video. keep posting!!

Thanks for bringing us along

Loved this video. You couldn't hide your enthusiasm, you had a huge smile the entire video. Prince Albert in a can LOL, don't remember the last time I heard that. Too funny.

I love tractor shows, no matter how small they are, there’s never enough time to see everything!

Loved the old Deere, just something about green 👍🚜

Very enjoyable tour. Thank you so much !

I enjoyed your tour at the tractor show! Thank you.

Had no idea, thanks for letting us tag along

Beautiful, thank you for the tour👍

Thanks for taking us along with you!

Excellent video tour, felt I was sat on your shoulder. 😊🇬🇧

That was a great thanks for taking us along

Enjoyed walking along with you very interesting video love the fair season

Your face looks like a kid in a candy store.Fun times!Thanks for the video

Nice show. Thanks for the walk along!

You made me watch three auctions in a row. You are so blessed to have your kids and your Dad to go with you. Having 3years to rebuilt my 1969 AMC AMX 390 I KNOW how hard it is to bring these back to where they belong. I love how you get excited about a really good resteration . I would love to see you find a old truck like that red one. You are so good at it and it's something that could be given down the line. I appreciate how much you adore what you do. I hope you get to a million veiwers to make a great income farming. You are a lucky person Pete. Neal

That was very cool.

My family always went to a steam show every yr one in Alexander New York and the other in canandaigua New York we spent one night there and we tried to see everything and as always I love every minute of it

Great family time. 🤔 🙄 love my Deere’s I grew up with. Although I did love that International Truck. Thanks for the show Pete. 🙏

I love those old tractors.

Wow Pete, you sure know your tractors. 🚜 very educational.

You are the best love your videos

Thanks for taking us along Pete, 👍

Love the old steam engines.

Really enjoyed ! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the tour.

WoW ! Well worth watching (ex- IH Parts Interpreter here, but in Australia) Thank you for taking the time to video, I bet there was heaps more than you could show. I've always had a soft spot for the old engines.

Hearing that whistle blow at lunch time took me directly back to my childhood growing up in Mechanicville, NY! Everyday, as a child, I could hear the whistle at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Mill on the Hudson River blow at noon and at quitting time. Both my Grandfather and Father worked there. Sometimes my Mom would drive us up to the plant when the noon whistle blew and my GrandDad would come to a certain window, open it up and wave to us in the car. Me and my younger sister, (4 and 3 years old), were the moon and the stars in my GrandDad’s eyes. Thank you for that unplanned walk down memory lane. 😘

WOW!!! Best video I have watched in a while!!! So cool and enjoyable! Thanks for sharing!!!

Thanks for sharing 👍

Amazing. Thanks for the walk-through.

When I saw the title today I thought..”I’m not really interested in a tractor show”. However, I actually found it quite interesting even though I don’t understand how an engine works...it’s Greek to me. I did enjoy seeing the working steam engines (quite the era) and the miniatures were fascinating. The flea market is more my speed but I did enjoy the whole show Pete. 🥰👍

This is the kind of stuff I just dream about. Thanks for bringing us along. 😍😍

Thanks for the tractor tour...from the Bahamas

love them Oliver row crops so cool looking

C'mon At least you showed us some John Deere. I still watch you run your red stuff even though I was born in Waterloo Iowa home of the big green machines

LOVE IT !!! ... THANK YOU FOR POSTING .. .

Hi! Pete thank you for taking us along on your day at the Tractor Show!

Awesome family day👍👍👍

I did not get enough of this. I guess I'll have to attend one of these some day.

Thank you Pete .. Great show !! EVERYONE .. LET THE ADDS PLAY ON PETES CHANNEL SO HE GET PAID PLEASE !!!!!

Thank you for a grate video nice day out.

The stationary engine at 5:00 reminds me of our irrigation pump engine on the farm. Ours ran off Natural Gas. I remember my Dad changing the oil and it looked like brand new and the spark plugs were perfect it ran so clean.

Awesome video, thanks for sharing our history with us.

Looking forward to the Maryland Steam Historical Society show next month. I have been MIA for the last couple of years, between taking care of Dad for a couple of years and Covid.

Thanks for taking us with you…old stuff always brings back memories.

Really enjoy your videos thanks for sharing

Always watch. Grew up on a small farm in Ohio. Drafted July 71. Never went back. Miss my childhood day

The deeres in the air filter is so they can breath good air deeres are the best air

Awsome video....I'm 43 and have been going to shows like this with my dad since I was about 8.....that y I have such a love for tractors.....as you do....especially RED tractors

pete thanks for the tour!!!

Hello Pete nice to see you out with your kids. We all need that break. What's a tractor show oh the lies about covid around here cant have a tractor show. Nice to see you can get out and about. Nice old tractors Have a good day

I took my lunch hour at the LaGrange Indiana steam and gas show today, It was absolutely identical to the show you were at. There was a beautiful restored Super M diesel TA. I thought of you. That one was way too nice to rake with. Same steam engines, same saw mill. The immaculately restored road grader was on a Ford Jubilee. The featured tractor here was Oliver and Oil Pull. Those guys certainly do a wonderful job making them better than new. I would be ashamed to bring my daily working 4020, M, 656,8N and Case 430.

We have the Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion here which is probably one of the largest in the united states. If I recall correctly the show spans 160 acres. A whole weekend is not enough to see the whole event, in fact I've been going for over 5yrs and still find new things every year!

Crazy look at history!

Lot of History

In Iowa we have the Old Thrasher Reunion in Mt. Pleasant, IA in September. It's neat to see a different area's tractors and stuff, it looks pretty big. Thanks for the show

WOW this is neat, sure got some nice children , thanks

Enjoy the tractor show good video

The Canandaigua Steam Pageant is such an amazing display of old equipment. Nice Video Pete! Thanks for sharing.

Very fun, thankyou!

You are a farmer 100%,very interesting to watch your love of tractors and farm machinery.Brings back memories.

I really enjoyed that. As an ex farmer it reminds me of bring my two boys to those farm shows. It was really the only type of excursion we would do as a family. Great to see your children , being patient and enjoying the day with you. They know what’s important in life. All the best.

Nice seeing the whole family in a video again. Cool tractors.

Awesome. Low Rider my favorite. Always cloudy there

Reminds me of when I'd work at W.M.S.T.R. Worked in the foundry all day and wandered around to look at the tractors and steam engines. Good times I can still smell the smell of all those steam engines.

Don't diss green until ya try them. They're good tractors. Took me 20 years to like red. Grew up with deere, but bought a 400. No one thought I'd ever go red, but I love my 400!

I very much enjoyed this!!

I love going to these types of things. From car shows to tractor shows. Always interesting and fun

My Dad bought a 1950 International pickup when I was 3 years old and we drove that thing everywhere. Our family would ride all 7 of us in the cab. Had that old truck until I was about 17. Loved that old truck.

I just found you today because I love house renovation. I design and my husband is a cabinet maker. We appreciate homes, good health , farmers market. We are close to retiring and would love to buy a few access and farm. Your channel is inspiring and you and your family have made something very special. Thank you for sharing. We hope to become more independent and take, care of ourselves in a more sustainable way.n thanks again!!🌻🌼🌺

Great seeing you and your dad spend time with your children. Lots of tractors!! Be well.

I absolutely loved this video Pete. I learned alot and always wondered how steam engines worked so I appreciate the time that you took to explain it. I would've loved the flea market part of this event. The one thing that I love hearing about and I didn't realize they made until you showed us was your tractor that starts on gas then changes over to diesel. I want to read about it because I can't imagine how it's designed to be able to accomplish that but I definitely will learn more about it. Thanks again for sharing your family in these videos also.

Another great video we were not able to make it this year so glad you had it available

We have a large tractor show this weekend here in PA. My father in law built a fully functioning scale model of a rummly oil pull tractor like that built on the frame of a JD garden tractor.

HI there Pete. I have driven a few old tractors in my time. The Fords on Major you mentioned looked just like tge one I use to drive when I was working on a Duck Farm which had 40,000 Pekin Cross ducks! It was old Arm-Strong steering for that Tractor...a STRONG ARM!

Wow! That sure has grown from what I can remember back in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Thank you Pete for the video.

I remember my Great Grandma having a kerosene ran washing machine and using it. I thought it was neat starting it for her. She also cook on a big beautiful wood stove. It was tradition to walk to their house every Saturday to butcher a big roasting chicken that shed serve with gravy on mashed potatoes and home made noodles. Also, we always had cream peas and a scratch cake with boiled frosting that always broke from the cake when you ate it. My Great Grandfather sold his restaurant in Chicago because it got shot up in a Mob shooting and moved his family to the pacific N.W. to make Moonshine for the locals and raise chickens, rabbits along with a huge garden for their income. At 10 years old I could skin a rabbit in a matter of minutes.

Thanks for taking us along Pete....

Mr. Larson I am a new subscriber. I live in North Texas near the Oklahoma border. I too have just a few acres..21 to be exact. Small by Texas standards but am grateful. Your video of your home came through my feed. I just love your story. I am binge watching your channel. I just wanted you and your family to know how much I respect and appreciate your family’s history and what you are doing. God bless you Sir. Thank you for what y’all do!