The D21 with the Bakersfield dealer sticker is from San Joaquin tractor company. There still in business a Massey dealer one of allis chalmers original dealers that stayed agco when they took over

Thank you for the excellent video and commentary. I have already shared it with non subscribers. I was at the show on Saturday, but your video is almost better than being there. The crowds were very large and it was hard to enjoy the detail of the many exhibits. Your knowledge and commentary really helped. 😊👍

I'm a low budget collector that loves tractors! Retired on disability and play with tractors to keep from going insane. I have 6 of my own but I'm to busy working on friends tractors to work on mine! D21 is my dream tractor but can't find one I can afford!

You are by far the best tour guide!

i know how frustrating it is when everythings not in order but i want to thank you for showing the smaller corn picking events it seems the vlogs from other vloggers concentrated on the big main events whitch i found frustrating so thank you for showing the other events

Awesome show that is. Wish I was able to make it out. Enjoyed all the video content. Nice to see all those D21s' lined up.

Ethan, awesome video thanks for sharing. Michael

Towards the end there that Oliver is just hauling down that field of that disc that is definitely some raw power there that's cool!

Thanks for sharing. Some of those looked better than sitting new on a dealer lot.

Still the best channel on KZfaq hands down.

Great video Ethan, it looks like you and Shelly had a good time!

Thanks again for taking us along.🍻

It way awesome to meet you keep up the good work 😀 Thanks for your advice 👍

Love the corn pickers, we had a 2 row New Idea pulled by a Farmall 806 for quite some time …thanks for taking us along OFB👌🏻🇺🇸👌🏻

Part one, nicely done Ethan. Nice to see Shelly getting some seat time and a surprise to see that a subscriber did as well. Nice walking tour of the Allis display. Thanks for taking us along for the day - looking forward to part 2. Take care. Fred.

Love those huge fields

Biscuits and gravy breakfast

Thank you foe stopping for morning Colors.

Thanks for taking us along.

Thanks for showing us all the tractors and equipment, couldn’t have seen it otherwise, have a good time you and Shelly deserve it thumbs up

Best part of the entire video was riding your fender.

Great video, I bet you slept well after all that walking. You an your 1950T sure looked good out there disking.

Thank you so much for taking the time to film everything. I wish I could have gone to the show.

It is so cool that there was a Ford 611 combine there. That is my ultimate dream is to own one of them. Even though I am a Ford tractor guy those Oliver's are starting to grow on me really quick.

Great video Ethan! After being there ,your videos give a real good representation of the show! And it was great meaning you and Jake in person!

Great video . Thanks for sharing and taking time to show all the great tractors etc. Jeff.

Thanks for your time and effort this year. That is a LOT of walking...

Wow Ethan I don’t know how you did all that walking doing this but my feet were hurting just watching you amazing video from a spectator perspective. I learned many things watching it takes multiple days to see everything and you need to get there early in the morning and you need to take something to drive around like you gave Shelley the mower which was very sweet of you to do , I also noticed you and I have the same taste in displays we like ones with some story anyway if we ever get to meet in real life one day I am sure we could talk for hours keep up the great work

excellent video what a display or d21! i was a case dealer here in uk!

Awesome video young man!! I couldn't be there in person and that's ok. So far, your video has been the best that I've watched. Looking forward to the next one.

Didn’t have a chance to make it this year. So Ethan your my eyes and ears and you did one heck of a good job. plan on going in two years. Thanks again buddy for your time and effort.

That is pretty cool. A lot of nice Equipment here buddy be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska

You definitely got your exercise looking at the static exhibits. You had the 'T" humming right along. Would be different disking in another state!!!

We came from to the show from Delaware ,were there Friday and Saturday. We saw the "T" but never caught up with you. Good video , Thanks

Good show, thanks Ethan.

Thanks for your effort Ethan, it was a great show we came down Saturday. Saw Shelly on the T but didn't get a chance to catch up with you. Keep up the great content and we will definitely be back in 25. Hope to see yall then

Great first day video wish I could have been there but maybe in 2 years I'll be recovered enough to be there to meet you and a couple other Oliver guys and farmers I follow on you tube. Keep up the great work and videos. Your viewer from Iowa.

Best selection and display of carts I ever did see. They're Swarming in every direction. Might as well join the hive and swarm with them.

The T just sending it.Great job!

watching these type of videos makes me wanna save up some money for next year so i can come and see this for my self! dont see 1/4 of that machinery here in Scandinavia

That’s awesome you found an Allis D21 with my town I live in dealer sticker on it!

Thanks for the video we was gonna come but to hot for the wife . Sure would of been nice to meet you n your family. Hopefully next year from turkey creek farms be safe n thankful

I was talking to a guy who brought 3 D21 from PA and MD border. He said Thursday they thought there was 216, on Friday they went through the registration list and there was 195 with possibility 5 or 6 coming Friday

That stalk chopper looks identical to our "Speedy" brand chopper, except for the chain guard, and ours drives from the other end I believe.

Looked like Shelley was having fun and a good job on the video Ethan

This is a show i definitely want to go to...Illinois is a long way away from NY tho.

thanks for the chat friday!!!! Did you see the sharp 180 White and plow man that was a sharp tractor l talked to him Saturday morning!!!! l will be watchin!!!!!!

Had never heard of a "Silver King" before you showed it! Dad had a 1-row New Idea picker that he replaced with the JD 226 2-row mounted picker on the the JD-A. 1953-1956

U are like the third you tuber I watched a video on being there

The 611 was made in Canada, by the tag which makes it one of the last ones built and the people are great

Thanks for the video. Did you meet many of your fans?

The massey vintage???.Oliver nice man.

The chrome shop at Remington. I live close next to I65

D 21 's " character " working clothes with a slight sponge bath. Hell ya any make or color!

Picked lots of corn. One of the best jobs there was. Never at 80f though

There's an Oliver 25 on marketplace in Highland, IL for $1500 if you're looking.

Where those cab overs were at is at 24 and I 65 65 chrome shop

You are in my neck of the woods.

I love picking corn that way I did about 15 acres for our cows but no longer raising them

Real proud of them Olivers u got a white on your thumbnail

When I was at Rantoul that ground was hard. Took some HP to pull a piow..

Think that's interstate 65 !!

Farming with Duffy Ag posted a Rantoul video today, at around 18:30 mark is an Oliver T discing with a MM mower and cart .... looked familiar

Be cool to go down and check the place out!

We dragged the ole Super 66 and 770 out there Thursday afternoon. It just keeps getting worse and worse with the golf carts, but oh well. Was going to talk to ya on Friday after discing was done, but naturally stuff got in the way and had to go elsewhere. Seemed like the ole T was punching in her working card well! Sounds quite a bit better in person than on here for sure. Was that fella with the 1850 having fuel issues? He seemed to have dropped an injector while chiseling in the main field.

It would be interesting to know the longest chain of serial numbers there of the D21. Im sure you saw them but i saw a clip that there was a guy there with a set of 3 D21. He had the first and last D21 off the line and off hand i xant remember what the third was.

Seen Shelly also discing and running around on the Moline looked like she was enjoying the show

Interstate 65 at Remington

Hi Ethan, Perhaps you state it further on in the video. How many D21's do you estimate?

Did u not have a golf cart or side by side?

I was telling my wife I would like to go out there next year and take my 1650

Did you happen to meet Chris Duffy while you were there he’s the other guy on KZfaq that converted a 8 row wide to a 8 row narrow granted his was a John Deere 7000 not a white

It's I 65

I kicked myself in the ass for not going!

Guess you don't get see any see any Cotton or Peanut equipment developments in the last 1/2 century of progress?

I heard the offical count of D21's was 265???

why was there alot of d21 sold compared to other manufacterers that year?

hello how are you I'm fine great video thank you me next year I'm going to ranthoul illinois to go to the half century of progress show I'll be driving a jd 6030 in the morning and afternoon driving an international repower engine detroit diesel 8v 92 I live in Alsace and with my boss operator we have friends operating in the us and it is thanks to him that I will participate with my boss and a friend operator in Alsace will export his oliver 1900 105 hp engine 4-53 strait diesel 2.8 liter displacement

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