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It's cool to see that piece of history. Thank you Will.

Most of those came on rubber. A cool piece of history. Thank you Anthony.

Unusual to still be on steel. Most got converted to rubber when it became available. Historic piece. Thank you Ed.

An interesting tractor.

@pinesedgefarm1155 A piece of history. There were so many tractors there but a B on steel was worth the time. Thank you Erik.

I think the war tractors came on steel. Most were converted as soon as rubber became available. A piece of history. Thank you Brent.

I had to watch the video. I didn't pay any attention when I was standing near the tractor. Thank you Chad.

Can you imagine starting a tractor like that 80 times a year ? Incredibly my Dad, and eldest Brother farmed 240 acres about 60% row crop without electric start, or headlights. Thank you Nelson.

@brycewiborg8095 I can't Mr Bryce, but I tell you, they paved the way for us all!!! 😁😁👍🏻👍🏻

It really started easy. Thank you Jan.

No doubt. In my experience it usually requires 2 full revolutions of the engine to get gasoline in every cylinder before it starts. Thank you Steve.

Incredible condition. I can't imagine how difficult the restoration was. Thank you Erik

The same family owns several nicely restored tractors. Thank you Chad.

I'm impressed too. The Farmalls required two complete revolutions if they were shut off overnight. That tractor had been a basket case 7 years ago. Thank you Ed.

Miraculous. Between 94, and 100 years old. There's 7 year old video of a rusty block with two broken pistons. I wouldn't want to guess how much money it costed. Thank you Anthony.

Me neither. There's video of a rusty engine with busted pistons about 8 years ago . Considering it's at least 94 years old that's a miracle. Thank you.

That is smooth starting. If it's sat for a while it usually requires 2 complete revolutions. Thank you Kev.

We were a small dairy so we used similar models. Thank you.

@@brycewiborg8095 cool. I had friends with dairy farms and loved helping. Everything was so clean and organised.

You made me chuckle. Thank you Erik.

The B is very similar to your Super A in size weight, and horsepower. Thank you Jan.

Thank you Kev. It's the show season. If everything works I'm hoping to attend Almelund Saturday. It's the most distant show we've been to in recent years.

@@brycewiborg8095 Awesome! Enjoy!

I'm thinking it wouldn't be a match against a load of manure. Looks cool though. Thank you Ed.

I would not want to load the spreader with manure with a small tractor. Thank you Will.

I suspect it would be underpowered for loads we loaded from the dairy cattle. Thank you Anthony.

Hi Chad.

Dad liked the JD spreaders about that size. I would be concerned with some of the loads we hauled on a hill with the B. Thank you Gary.

I have some, but not close. Thank you Chad.

They come around every August . As near as I can guess they like beets. Thank you.

I didn't know Allis Chalmers built anything that small until a local Nursery bought one to cultivate trees, and shrubs. I suppose in 1938 it beat horse teams. Thank you Will.

I'm uploading a video of the spreader in action now for tomorrow night. Very similar to the JD spreaders we used in the 1970s. Thank you Erik.

Action video soon. We had 3 JD spreaders left from the 40s, or 50s. 2 worked sometimes, and one was parts. Thank you Ed.

It's a little guy. I'm trucking in rain today. Thank you Anthony.

The bird species you have are cool. I'm not sure why, but the finches like the beets. Between them, and the deer at least something got to enjoy them. I'm planning to take cucumbers to work in the morning. Thank you Will.

@@brycewiborg8095 I see cucumbers at work sometimes, and zucchini.

I'm surprised too. The carrots are the dark horse this year. We don't usually grow good carrots in town. The tops are looking good. I'm waiting for a while. Thank you Nelson.

@@brycewiborg8095 😁😁👍🏻👍🏻

The finch was the best part. I should have pointed out that the carrots are looking good. It's about 50 % in town. We used pig manure at home, and always had good carrots. Thank you Gary.

I don't claim any credit. Thank you Johnny.

The goldfinch is why I decided to upload the video. I've decided another Allis Chalmers video will post tonight. Thank you Anthony.

I'm not sure why, but this time of year the finches like the beet tops. I'm not going to have many beets this year, but the carrots are looking good. That is opposite of a normal year. Thank you Ken.

I might let a Allis video play on schedule tonight. If not for the finch it could wait. The Ladies I know tend to like the birds. Thank you Ed.

Good evening Jan. Thank you.

This is our reward for the brutal winters. Thank you Nelson.

@@brycewiborg8095 😁😁👍🏻👍🏻

I enjoy old tools. Definitely prefer hand tools as much as I can. Thank you for watching.

I love the old tools. Thank you Mark.

G'day Murphy. Going to pick more this afternoon.

About half of what we've picked are cherry. I tend to eat them off of the vine. Thank you.

@@brycewiborg8095 That's the one problem with living in the far north. If you don't start planting in February, you are ripening all of your tomatoes in boxes by October.

@HHRecycling I'm in southern Minnesota. There is a entirely different zone 2 hours north of me. Incredible how sudden growing seasons can change.

@@brycewiborg8095 that's for sure. When you were trucking up here, did you get up the Alaska Highway at all? We're about 45 minutes from the highway north of Fort St John BC.

@HHRecycling Never that far. Port Moody, Vancouver, in B.C. Further north in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. I enjoyed the western Provinces.

@HHRecycling Old tools, and machinery are my thing. Scrapping began as a hobby nearly 40 years ago. Thank you.

It's my thing . I keep the overhead down. Everything I scrap doesn't cost me anything, but time. Thank you Erik.

Plenty more coming. Thank you Erik.

I enjoy scrapping. I've met interesting people doing this. Thank you Kev.

I wouldn't want to be a scrapper at your place. Too much beer and metal. I'd be crushing cans and taking them in for shred. 😂

@@HHRecycling Ha ha! I know you would …. A scrapping friend of mine calls anything metal- “gravity” 👍😝👍 👍🥫👍