It was an amazing show. It was the first time I've been there, I sure am glad I decided to make the trip. And I'll be going back next year for sure. I'll have plant more footage coming.
We had some belt driven equipment, forage blower and a buzz saw. Dad used Pullman Belt Dressing on belts to tack them up. All of the gas Allis had pulleys on them.
I saw the epic D-19 (24:13 mark) with the turnover plow parked by a small tree but missed the famous Tim at the show. I really enjoyed seeing so many CA's..probably the most I ever saw at one event.
😆 I'll agree with the epic d-19 but idk about being famous lol. I wish we could have gotten together Robert, but there were so many people at the show and so much ground it was hard to find the people you went with 😆 your right about the ca's and I think it was the most orange I've ever seen in one place too!
the dyno U see what the RPMS are then U look at HP reading most are flat belt or pto shaft steam engines are strong 4 what they will pull 😊😊 OMG 9 3 2O23
That old steam engine that made 41 horsepower made over 1,100 lb feet of torque
Is crazy the amount of torque those old beast make it allways amazes me.
@@TimothyFluegel they make more than diesels or gas engines
Does anyone know the formula to figure it out on that dyno?
@DustinBaerwolf-kv9jx in the comments here someone actually explains it. 😆 ya just gotta find it now 😆
I think I went to one of these shows in baraboo when I was a kid. I have not been to one sense. I need to get back there for this show.
It was an amazing show. It was the first time I've been there, I sure am glad I decided to make the trip. And I'll be going back next year for sure. I'll have plant more footage coming.
thank you TIM!!! be watchin for part 2!!
Your welcome Gary! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for bring us along!
Your welcome thanks for watching Clint!
Boy. Tim. That u r showings. Us is really interesting because I never seen anything like it lol
I've never seen the stream engines on a dyno either or was amazing to watch in person for sure.
We had some belt driven equipment, forage blower and a buzz saw. Dad used Pullman Belt Dressing on belts to tack them up. All of the gas Allis had pulleys on them.
It's so interesting to take a trip back in time life this and see how it was done during the golden era of farming!
I saw the epic D-19 (24:13 mark) with the turnover plow parked by a small tree but missed the famous Tim at the show. I really enjoyed seeing so many CA's..probably the most I ever saw at one event.
😆 I'll agree with the epic d-19 but idk about being famous lol. I wish we could have gotten together Robert, but there were so many people at the show and so much ground it was hard to find the people you went with 😆 your right about the ca's and I think it was the most orange I've ever seen in one place too!
You might like to see if you can visit the reproduction Case 150 road engine.
You know I do 😆 I've watched about every video online I could find on that thing but I'd love to see it in person.
Looks like that dyno flat belt needs to be repaired, half the lace was pulled through on one side. Lucky it didn't rip the rest of the way off
Ya know i didn't even pay attention to that lol They ran that thing like that all day too, must have been 10 different steam engines on it.
the dyno U see what the RPMS are then U look at HP reading most are flat belt or pto shaft steam engines are strong 4 what they will pull 😊😊 OMG 9 3 2O23