I grew up riding on the fender of an Allis-Chalmers D17 while my grandfather worked his fields. 🥲

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That soil is unreal.....looks like you could plant a dime and it would grow a dollar bill!

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I don’t mean to be harsh but sadly at my school we did this and a driver had pulled out in the path of the tractor and the tractor driver had swerved to avoid killing the driver. The tractor had a lot of damage when the engine of the car was smashed. The tractor driver had got in trouble because he can only drive a tractor from farmland to farmland

Wow that dirt looks as rich as two feet up a bulls butt. Enjoyed watching

G day from Ontario Nice video, that 1066 racing around 6 furrows looks good.

Nice combine. Why is unload auger always out? Switch btoken???

Wow, great variety out there! Love those ant-eaters. It does look like some beautiful dirt.

And it’s great to see the next generation at the wheel from the previous generation and having interest

That picker did a great job husking really clean looking corn

That Was Some Beautiful Looking Top Soil Being Trun Over Looked Like To Much Fun But Great That All Involved Had A Great Time Family And Friends Some Old Some New Great Times And Thanks For The Video ✌️

Great video, looks like a great time! I'm trying to get someone close to me to host a plow day. Very rich looking soil there, much better than the clay we have here

No idiots in side by sides in the way.good

The 830 John Deere is my favorite tractor of all time

I almost forgot how good the soil is down there. My uncle had the family farm on 350 south, it was like a vacation for me when we would visit from Chicago. I'm up in northeast Minnesota, we've got clay and rocks for ground, mostly hay fields up here. Excellent video, have a great summer.

Nice video. Love the older tractors, pre 1970, plowing. Love seeing the Ford 8N and the NAA, or was it a Golden Jubilee?

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that was the 1ST waterloo tractor 🚜 I have seen like that thats cool 😎😊 and neat IM use 2 seeing the other waterloo tractors thank U 4 a different tractor 🚜 that still looks great 😊😊 OMG 2 5 2O24

Easy pulling with very loose, black dirt!

As always the red and green get the most air time. But when it comes to an Allis or Oliver, Case it is a flash and on to the next red or green one.

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When and where is the next plow days in 2024🤔?

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I went to visit my 73-year-old dad this evening and I found him sitting in his living room watching this video with a serene look on his face. He was such at peace. My dad worked as a farm hand almost his whole life. I joined him in watching the video as he was reminiscing about his younger years and how he missed the farm. So, thank you for whoever took the time to capture this event.

These new tractor,s won't be running 60-70 year,s from now. 16:36 16:36

That bring,s back memories. My dad had a jd b and a woods brother,s one roll picker. Later he got a two roll mounted 227 picker on jd a. We were big timing then. And we had a 53 jd 70 gas. With 4 bottom either 12 or 14 inch plow. Now I have a John deere 70 gas. 1953. With 4 bottom plow. 14 inch I think. Not sure. 15:41

Love all of that old machinery.

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Would love to do that again. Grew up plowing open station tractors 2 and 3 bottom.plows slow going but you always had a. Clear sense of accomplishment when a fielf was done.

Waal, I can't believe these oldies could still do this kind of job

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Great video thanks I have a lot of seat time on several of those tractors back when you did stuff without GPS lol

Had the same picker, only pulled it with a model 70. Used it for picking popcorn,, that we sold to be popped off the cob. Can't say ever had any problems with it, especially for as old as it was. Enjoyable to watch.

I'd rather watch the 60 then the combine. Thanks for sharing.

would have worked better with the h on it good seeing old iron still doing it boy how we have progressed in my lifetime i remember hand picking corn with my gran dad in southern indiana

Its amazing how technology has changed farming . I see this harvestor , then I watch a video of 16-24 row combines today with all their sensors and computers and I am impressed I remember when my neighbor bought one if the first 8 row combines and we all thought it was massive ( yes , I am old). I made money while I was in high school baling hay and straw , plowing and raising steers for the county fair . I sure miss those days

Beautiful 60

That is some beautiful rich black soil. Reminds of Central IL between Decatur and Mattoon.

Loved running at night and see the flame dance out of the stack. Seems like back then the diesel didn't have a choking smell but a almost sweet smell (late 60s) I'm a little old,starting driving old john deere tractors at age of 6 raking hay and absolutely loved it

Just came across this video, very enjoyable. We haven't plowed any of our ground since the early 80's, did ridge till, then no till, then no till with cover crops but it sure is great to watch this on someone else's ground. I saw a Case 400 in there, still have one that was the first diesel my granddad ever bought. It would pull 4-14's. I spent many hours in the seat of that tractor.

Looks like everyone enjoyed them selves great job

Esses tratores antigos são incríveis no trabalho de arar a terra!👏👏 As 23:32,em 01/11/23🇧🇷🙌

Love to see and hear the old 2-cylinder John Deeres.

Thi series of tractor were some of John Deere's best and most fuel efficient tractors.

Spoiled! My dad's 8n wouldn't make it two miles to school?! Hahahaha If it did it would be next school year when I got there! Hahahaha Raised big gardens and alot of burley tobacco though. These kids just don't know how easy they have got it??? Hopefully some do.

True farmers are a dieing breed!