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My memories John deere ❤

Dad needed something he could narrow up less than 55 to 60 inches wide to pull our John Deere model R manure spreader thru our one hog finishing shed, we had a 1939 FARMALL H that was narrow enough but we didn't want to narrow up our new to us very clean low hour 1954 FARMALL SUPER H. NO WAY COULD A Farmall M get narrow enough. Skid steer loaders had not been in production yet, Dad investigated putting a DANCO loader on our 1961 IH Cub Cadet till he found out how much the loader cost. We finally stopped finishing up hogs in that shed. Dad welded up a push blade on an old 2-wheel garden tractor and pushed all the manure to one end then shoveled everything into the spreader. We had a big hay barn in the far end of the farmstead that all the cattle and a few head of hogs could spend the winter. We were able to load that out into the spreader with the FARMALL M loader tractor. All the hogs and cattle were able to roam the 40 acres of hay or pasture land. But Dad bought a 1940 B to pull the manure spreader which it did ONCE you messed around with the B to get it started. I used the B to rake 20 acres of hay one day This B only had 4 forward speeds and 4th was between 4 and 5 mph, and my Super H with the Fast Forth was 6-1/2 mph. So after about 20 minutes I parked the B and finished raking with the Super H, eventually I started hooking both our rakes together so I raked 14 ft into each windrow or turned shorter on the headlands and raked two passes into one windrow, total of 28 feet in a windrow. I had a David Bradley 4 bar rake and an old tall steel wheel New Idea rake, the big drive wheels 5 feet in diameter, the New Idea rake was the only rake with a hitch on the back to pull another rake. We mowed hay with our 6 ft wide Brillion rotary mower with the right side and right rear diagonal side piece removed, 6 ft at 5 mph and NEVER had to stop to unplug, I could have pulled a wider mower but you use what you have. I used the same two rakes raking straw from combining oats with our #25 or #30 Deere combine. That's when those 14 ft wide passes with the rakes really saved time, and since only the tops of the oats were cut with the combines the straw didn't pile up real fast.

Jocks car lincoln continental

Love hearing the olds ones purring

Yup, looks easy

Fantastic car.

What's with all the tinkering

Maaaaagnificent! 💯

One of my best college memories is from the East Perry Fair. (Well, actually I don’t remember much from that weekend at all.) I was going to SEMO (1991) and was friends with a Perryville native. We were guests that weekend of the Leimbach’s and it might’ve been the most fun I’ve ever had in my life. Cary, if you’re reading this, I miss you, brother. Tell Mother and Father Leimbach, and your sisters I said hello. I still think about you, Will, and Don all the time.

You need to go and eat your oaties first for some muscles.

Were you filming from the water tower the next town over?

Great video

One of my best college memories is from the East Perry Fair. (Well, actually I don’t remember much from that weekend at all.) I was going to SEMO and was friends with a Perryville native. We were guests that weekend of the Leimbach’s and it might’ve been the most fun I’ve ever had in my life. Cary, if you’re reading this, I miss you, brother. Tell Mother and Father Leimbach, and your sisters I said hello. I still think about you, Will, and Don all the time.

You should pull the Rusty A….

Another great video. Better than last year. Like the still photos at start. Keep up the good work.

What year model is she?

About as much effort as it takes to wake me up too.

That poor old thing runs like it looks: tired. All the missfires and backfires aren't doing it any favors, I'm glad that you're planning on repairing it. Will you be filming and posting the progress?

Enjoyed it. I was at the depot. The footage of the train coming through the valley is excellent, really powerful.

Bit smokeey

Maginificent! Look at those leaf-springs, connecting-rods and pistons!

The popping sounds are Alemite grease guns used to lubricate loco.

No loose clothing around rotating components....

My neighbor growing up as kid had the blue & gold bill blass edition top of the line it was so hard.

Fun show 🤠🚜

Thanks for sharing!

Cooool video. Fun day. Another great American Thresherman show….

This is a fantastic piece of history

Thank you, have a '37 waiting for me, it is extremely cold. Good to see how it's done

So awesome Lane! Wonderful that you keep these historic machines alive. Always enjoy seeing what you got around the farm. Thanks for sharing brother ✌🏻🙏🏻

What state are you in?

Love the old ones

NIce B. Sounds pretty good.

Thank you. I've never seen this event before, me and my 6-year-old grandson enjoyed. Looks like it would be fun live.

Those 8600 fords are a beast

Yep, its a G.

That blade has just the right weight to cut a little gravel and fill in the dips and dives😀🇨🇦

I’ve got a 52 Ford 8N with a Davis model 100 loader. That thing is so useful for the frequent smaller jobs around my shop, especially with some clamp on pallet forks. Beats starting up my Ford 5200 with a 7 foot wide loader just to move something around.

How many times a day do you feed it?

Does your Grandpa let you drive his favorite tractor?

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Takes the job from the graveyard shift and beyond!

💯%METAL ALL THE WAY 😍. WHAT A GORGEOUS VEHICLE🥂

Now I know why there is daylight savings time 😅

You didn’t show us what you did to get it started. 😩😩😩😩

Amazing ❤ ‏‪3:34‬‏

4:00 why is there an international tractor door?