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Allis Chalmers Show: 2021 Corn Harvest With A 1974 Gleaner L and 1977 Gleaner M2 Combines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2021
- On this episode, The 2021 corn harvest is here with our favorite family farm's two classic Allis Chalmers Gleaner combines. A 1974 Gleaner Model L and 1977 Gleaner M2 with 630 Corn Heads.
The young boy/man's dreams : big equipment operator.
Thanks for the videos...My father sold them from 59-85...Still a few of them in the fields around here...Really good machines...Keep up the videos for us old Orange guys...
My brother in law uses a Gleaner in N. Missouri..
Great to see a youngster running a good machine. Cut my teeth on a CII about 13 years old.
Love that YoungMans Jacket !!! Old School ALLIS CHALMERS COLORS 👌👍✌️ i can smell THE AROMA IN THE COOL FALL AIR OF THE CORN BEING DRIED IN THAT BATCH DRYER im having flashbacks to my youth THANK YOU FOR THE TIME AND EFFORT YOU PUT INTO YOUR VIDEOS
Keeping the Allis and Gleaner heritage alive! Love it.
Awesome video! I love seeing those old Gleaner combines in action!
Love seeing those machines in action. I run an International 1440, but have always loved those classic Gleaners.
Great to see kids like me running the gleaners
Just got my own gleaner F runs great
Pretty nice looking set up. You guys got a good deal on the package.
How are the 8095s doing?
there cool those gleaners really clean sample
That little boy is going to make one hell of a farm hand keep up the good work little man
Great job, young man. We love our Gleaners here too. 1977 L and 1997 R-62. Keep on keeping on.
Nice..Good to see the old stuff....We have lots of 40 year old tractors..
The young man was doing s great job . Marvellous kit your farm has . Good video 👍🇬🇧
Classic farm power there. Love it folks, keep up the great work!
great video thanks love seeing those gleaner
That's pretty cool keep up the good work little man be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska
Great video teach them young
I am more of a JI Case guy but we are all brothers/sisters in rust.
The best combine ever
Life on the farm! Nothing better
the old orange heads love it
Beautiful equipment my dad used a gleaner m and an l2 great machines something about the galvanized metal that just looks awesome
We had a '77 M2 in the late 80s with one of those orange heads with 1000 miles of roller chain under it. One year, on the last four rows of the season, it kept throwing chains until we finished picking one row at a time! Great combine, corn head not so much.
Yep....black frame heads were a big improvement
I'll take a orange frame head any day, they're built like a tank and run smooth.
Those black heads are probably made from gum wrappers, they usually have cracks all over the frame and in the sheet metal.
lean and mean GLEANER!!!! great video l will be watchin!!!!!!
Even has the rare AC moisture tester!
Good Video 👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome
I see that there is another farmer out there with an L an a M2. My brother in law and I have a 74 L with a 630 head and a 78 M2 with an 18ft. grain table. Easiest combines to work on ever made. O except for the feeder beater.
Great video! Gorgeous footage, and no music drowning out the machinery’s sound. Also, good to see a White in the mix, although I’m not familiar with that era/model of a flatly painted grey hood instead of silver.
I’d love to see you put together a video showing us city kids all the basic parts of a Gleaner. Like what are those long, rectangular ducts/tubes on the right side of the combine? One goes from the belly up to the right side of the cab, then angles down toward the head. Do they carry some by-product of the harvest, or simply house belts or chains?
That is the tailings elevator
Inside that smaller metal tube was a chain that took partially theshed grain back up to the front of the combine and dropped it back into the cylinder to be rethreshed and ran thru the combine again. The bigger one took the clean grain up to the hopper to be held until the grain tank got full to be dumped into a wagon or truck at the end of the field.
@@countrygent4 Thanks! Interesting machines, for sure.
Was that a dryer that we saw the corn in? Haven't seen anything like that before outstanding. I do love all the old Allis tractors just working away. Have a Safe and Awesome Day. 😀😀😀👍👍👍👏👏👏
Yep that's their dryer
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That White must be cold without a door!!!
J and L are you selling the corn or are they storing it for you? Great video as usual, but I miss the 185. Thank you again.
That's all theirs I just film it for them, they sell most of it right away after drying. The 185 didn't get much use during this harvest I didn't even see it pull a wagon
@@JandLVideos thank you for the reply
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