Fantastic video again, this channel is brilliant. It's great looking at your American tractors, we only got them over here in the war years. After WW2 Britain was pretty much bankrupt so we didn't get many more American tractors, we had to start building our own again. We had our own Ferguson, David Brown, and Nuffield etc, but IH, Ford, A.C., and JD started building here and in Europe but a lot of those models were different to yours in the US. MM started building the UDS and UDM tractors over here after the war, they were based on a GTA, I think with a choice of either a Meadows or a Dorman diesel engine. The problem was they were too big for smaller UK farms and fields and with the invention of the Ferguson 3 point system, they couldn't compete on price so production ended. Allis Chalmers built tractors, combines and balers over here until the late 60's/early 70's. So it's great for me in England to see your older American tractors from the 50's, 60's, and 70's on your TH-cam channel. Thanks for making the videos. All the best. Peter. 🚜🇬🇧
I came across a farm that use to be the testing grounds for minneapolis moline and I was told that this farm usually had 200 tractors and their is about 60 some tractors still there
How many A4Ts do you have? All of em. 😂 It was cool seeing Oliver’s, Whites and MMs of similar models next to each other. Bet that doesn’t happen often.
Dan you never show any G 706 Minnies , I assume they did not make very many of them? Dad bought one. On Saturday morning he got on the 4020 to go work ground. Hooked the g 706 to something else I had to run that long turning thing!
Not many around. I’ll have one or two to show later this year when I do another collection tour. Stay tuned for that. Over a 100 tractors in that collection!
Hi the combine collection is amazing. The farmer I worked as a kid had a moline combine and if I remember correctly the grain tank was down along the driver side of the machine it was mostly yellow white cab I think and had 6 cyl flat head gas eng. is my memory correct what model would it be cause I can’t seem to find any info about it
Sorry it’s a g1355 I saw the tag The g1350 is same as Oliver 2155. This one has Oliver rearend with Oliver 3 speed. He has it for sale on fb marketplace.
@@molinedan yeah the 1355 from the O/U back was same as a 2255 Oliver my family owned the local Oliver and white dealership until 1984 !! We had a neighbor who had a G-950 and a G-955 and 2 G-900s with Oliver's MFWA
Thanks for the tour.
That's the type of property I could spend hours on, so much cool history and equipment
Great job, I'm glad I found this channel.
Welcome aboard!
Wow, what an equipment collection!
Hello moline Dan, this is Steven and
👏😎 Bravo. Great Work. 😎👍
Thank you!
awesome channel those White combines and the later Moline and Oliver Combines where made in Brantford Ontario Canada in the former Cockshutt plant.
Enjoying the videos, loving all this Prairie Gold. Where I live I've never even seen a MM combine. Great channel!
Glad you enjoy it!
Fantastic video again, this channel is brilliant. It's great looking at your American tractors, we only got them over here in the war years. After WW2 Britain was pretty much bankrupt so we didn't get many more American tractors, we had to start building our own again. We had our own Ferguson, David Brown, and Nuffield etc, but IH, Ford, A.C., and JD started building here and in Europe but a lot of those models were different to yours in the US. MM started building the UDS and UDM tractors over here after the war, they were based on a GTA, I think with a choice of either a Meadows or a Dorman diesel engine. The problem was they were too big for smaller UK farms and fields and with the invention of the Ferguson 3 point system, they couldn't compete on price so production ended. Allis Chalmers built tractors, combines and balers over here until the late 60's/early 70's. So it's great for me in England to see your older American tractors from the 50's, 60's, and 70's on your TH-cam channel. Thanks for making the videos. All the best. Peter. 🚜🇬🇧
Thanks for continuing to watch my videos. I’m glad you like them. Stay tuned for more.
Get ahold of me in Indiana we will have some M. Tractors for sail and other stuff coming up down the road .
send me your contact info via email if you'd like. molinedan@gmail.com
I came across a farm that use to be the testing grounds for minneapolis moline and I was told that this farm usually had 200 tractors and their is about 60 some tractors still there
That’s very cool! Can you email me the details? Molinedan@gmail.com
you said there might be a vista for sale? I am looking if you want to share the info. thanks!
send me an email Molinedan@gmail.com
How many A4Ts do you have? All of em. 😂 It was cool seeing Oliver’s, Whites and MMs of similar models next to each other. Bet that doesn’t happen often.
These are in southern Illinois, none of them are mine….yet lol
@@molinedan pretty cool though. What was the owners story? Just a salvage yard type of setup?
@@corydriver7634 he is a collector as well.
Dan you never show any G 706 Minnies , I assume they did not make very many of them? Dad bought one. On Saturday morning he got on the 4020 to go work ground. Hooked the g 706 to something else I had to run that long turning thing!
Not many around. I’ll have one or two to show later this year when I do another collection tour. Stay tuned for that. Over a 100 tractors in that collection!
Hi the combine collection is amazing. The farmer I worked as a kid had a moline combine and if I remember correctly the grain tank was down along the driver side of the machine it was mostly yellow white cab I think and had 6 cyl flat head gas eng. is my memory correct what model would it be cause I can’t seem to find any info about it
The MM and Oliver’s had a 318 Chrysler gas motor mostly. Im not a combine expert but no means. 2890,3296 or 4296 is the closest guess I have for you.
I believe that would be a 2890 with Chrysler 231 industrial engine.
@@stevenkramer5162 2890 did have the Chrysler 6 cyl flat head, but the grain tank was on top of the machine behind the motor.
You have been to the Shermanators!
You are correct!
Which of those are equivalent to the Oliver 542 or Cockshutt 5542 that we have up here in Canada?
I am by no means an expert on these combines. I'd have to do research on it myself.
1had 3sd town and country
My grampas jboth had mm garden tractors 1 sd 1 4 sp
That wasn't a green 1355 that was an Oliver 2155
Sorry it’s a g1355 I saw the tag
The g1350 is same as Oliver 2155.
This one has Oliver rearend with Oliver 3 speed. He has it for sale on fb marketplace.
@@molinedan yeah the 1355 from the O/U back was same as a 2255 Oliver my family owned the local Oliver and white dealership until 1984 !! We had a neighbor who had a G-950 and a G-955 and 2 G-900s with Oliver's MFWA
What's the number for this guy lookin for a white head and parts
Email me and I’ll give you his number. Molinedan@gmail.com