I DO REALLY ENJOY WATCHING OLD MACHINES WORKING IN THE FIELD THANKS FOR POSTING 👍

Thx! DIdn,t know that MM made that equipment way back then......

I love the old stuff, even more when it's all the same color. Thanks

Minneapolis Moline combines were built in England at the Essendine factory in the smallest British county of Rutland. Not far from Stamford Lincolnshire. The Essendine factory later became the Allis Chalmers factory were my favourite combine the Gleaner were produced from 1958 to 1971. Unfortunately not much information available about the British built Minneapolis Moline combines. Thanks for the video love those tool carriers especially the self propelled baler.

Awesome video! It's great to see the older machinery. I really appreciate the pull type combine. There is one just like it on our old farm, mostly all still intact. Thank you!

Thanks for posting these great videos of this vintage equipment at work!

Wow brings back old memories we had a mm z with a bagging combine rode that for a few years tying bags

New subscriber. From Arkansas

things has really changed since I farmed with my dad in the 60s and 70s

Looks like that Reel may need to speed up some 😀

Never seen a MM baler. I was told they had knotter issues, but don't know. Thanks.

Good day from Ontario, Boy the speed those reels are going on swather half the grain will be thresh out not? Nice jet star 3-4? Thanks

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I wonder how much wheat shattered out of the head with that reel going so fast? It took a lot of manpower to harvest a small amount back in those days.

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