I was there on Friday, the first day of the show. There was a lot less people, and it only sprinkled a little rain in the afternoon. Great show! I used to go every year, but now every few years.

I love those old tractors.

That's a neat history lesson without being a history lesson :-)

+Logcabinlooms, Thanks for sharing. great looking old Tractors. Your Brothers Russell looks New. Great Restoration Job.

Thanks. Enjoyed that!!!!

That blue rail car on the cement pedestal. I have seen that in several different videos about equipment . Trivia. Mount Pleasant Iowa has a threshers reunion also. It is a fun show to attend. I didnt know about the one in Northern Minnesota. One of my neighbors collected old tractors and pulled them in pulls for a reason to start them up. His prize was a Hart Parr gas tractor. I remember when he bought it and brought it home. He ran it in the dithes to keep the iron lugs off the asphalt. That worked until he got to within 2 blocks of home. The local insurance agent / funeral home barricaded his ditch and lawn pitchfork style and he didnt have permission to drop the fence thru the pasture because of the livestock which wold hbave been a convenient left turn. So he was forced to do a detour onto the asphalt and across the intersection into the city park grass. The marks in the grass were erased in less than 2 months, the marks on the asphalt stayed there for decades. That tractor sold on auction and went to Texas. I heard you say your brother brought his up from Texas

Thanks for sharing, wish I could have made it to it.

Very neat ! One thing to see em run but another to see the build, that ole pale grey one looked like the maytag was sitting on the front

Interesting event. Would like to see something like that one day

I helped restore a 1910 russell , last time i saw it was at pacific coast dream machines show in half moon bay california.

thanx for posting,is there a part 2,--

Slow rev's rule!