Allis Chalmers Show: 2020 Orange Spectacular Work Day Wheat Harvest
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- There was no show this year but the Upper Midwest A-C Club still has work to do. Its time to harvest the wheat and they bring out their vintage Allis Chalmers and Gleaner equipment to get the job done!
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Awesome! Dad ran an E. He bought every scrap one he could find (5). We had parts for ours and our neighbors. We loved those machines
Dad and I cut many thousands of wheat acres 1964-1968 with 3- C2 Gleanners From Texas to Wyoming every year..those were long hard days..and I miss him and our travels together. The C2 never missed a day of hard work we demanded of them...proper maintance went a very long way. They made good machines back then...we made very good money too....i had some very nice muscle cars....( Chevelle Ss-396)...425 hp.
Still have it too !!...
Love seeing old school equipment in use. Like a blast from the past keep up the good work.
We need old equipment like this in FS 19
Yes I will back that, I want it for antique farming. Love the older machines
u said it i love AC but there's not a lot of it in fs19 or any fs for that matter.
I own a Gleaner T3 like the guy has in the video. It's got the bigger 10ft header on it. I ran it in beans last year. I've always wanted ta get it in FS19 but can't find anyone that wants ta do it. I wrought down all the dimensions of my Gleaner T3 and Massey Harris SP Clipper. I also have all the books on them. All I have ta do is hand them over ta someone for moduling. Lookup "Gleaner T3" on youtube, I have a couple videos of the T3 running. I fully restored it.
Nice to see some old iron out playing in the wheat.
God bless USA n Australia during this China virus just like 2020 harvest ours is few months away, looking be best crop in long time. Been from the state of Victoria n living in NSW this means I will have self isolate after harvest, family farm in Victoria which it be tough, not sure how going get holidays yet. Enjoy 2020 harvest, hope next we are back to normal with plenty orange farm machinery in action👍
Excellent. Thank you for posting
great job guys and l be watchin!!!! this show is on my bucket list hope next year will be better!!!!!
I was looking forward to going to the show this year. A coworker told me about it early in the year. Then the virus hit and things were being cancelled all over the place. Hopefully things will be more normal next year and I’ll for sure be there!
Thanks for bringing the show to us! Would love to have an SP100 & the Gleaner T. Very cool combines!
I love that Gleaner T, neat little combine!
I'd like to see an All Crop "bagger" style combine in action.
Firs time I've ever seen that grain transfer set up on one of those little All Crops. I suppose they pulled a wagon behind on large fields like a pull type picker.
So, Mr. Lawson, it’s you I have to thank for the cut hands and extensive vocabulary of cuss words from working on the variable-speed and trim-steer on Hesston swathers...
Nothing runs like a GLEANER !
Love my T3!
its good to see my cousin Tom doing what he love to do.
That's a nice galvanized grey gleaner. It's small but imagine getting on that after running a reaper-binder and thresher for years.
Yes favorite tractor
You’d get a kick seeing the swather and combine on display at AGCO in Hesston. The combine is self propelled contraption mounted on a Fordson tractor...
This video was really neat to see, I just harvested rye this year with a McCormick 64 combine and a farmall super m, it was a fun time, I posted a video on my channel just to share the experience
I just love old equipment, like collecting old tractors (as many as I can shed), like watching equipment run.
Modern farmers take self propelled machines with powerful engines and cozy cabs for granted. Not long ago it wasn’t that way.
A self propelled combine was prob either the envy of all the local farmers or looked down on. People don’t like change so many don’t buy new equipment.
My grandpa passed in 2019 at the age of 84, my dad tells stories of my great grandpa getting mad at my grandpa and great uncle for farming with tractors, he said they were farming wrong and it should be done with horses. So people don’t see new technology as revolutionary. A farmer using horses like his father did and his father before for hundreds of years, would be quick to complain when change like mechanized farming comes a reality.
Idk for sure but I would say my great grandpa farmed with horses into the 30s and 40s, maybe even 50s. My grandpa and great uncle were running tractors by the mid 60s. The oldest tractor I have is 1929 and that’s far from the oldest out there, steam traction engines were rolling steam since late 1800s. Top speed around 3.5mph, would take hours to get to the next field lol.
At beginning of show a 210 or 220 drove by ,unbelievable, great body and paint
That is a replica prototype of the early styling proposal for the 7000 series tractors
I drove a 12 ft gleaner A combine probably yearly 60s
Excellent video, BUT, I wish there had been an explanation of the A-C 66 (?) with the extra auger and pipe.
It allowed you to empty into a wagon you towed behind the combine. My uncle put a homemade version on my dad's 60. They could unload on the go like a grain cart.
The units that dump the straw off to the right side, how do you open up a field or cut a new land? Either have the auger/straw up in the fence or dumping the straw in your next pass?
It says 2020 at the top. Most of that stuff is almost as old as I am and I am 52 years old. Which I admit it was some tough old Farm Machinery back then.
Cool
it's an owattana swather. i sold one at our auction. has a wisconsin motor on it.
👍👍
Beautiful tractors but almost all have white oil filters, if people would only spray them orange and then put them on !
Heard one with motor bogging down a bit, a carburetor tweak or drop a gear and the problem might go away.
🤙🤙😃😎👏
Nice old iron but where is the Roto baler ??
Didn't use them this year.
Do you have any promotional dealer videos of the d17 series 4
Right now I don't, closest I have is "The Big Race" th-cam.com/video/RjlNle3mzig/w-d-xo.html
J and L Videos okay thanks
I never knew that this show was a ting
Yep 4th weekend in July, Hutchinson MN
Good to see that some folks don't by this propaganda. Love watching the old orange. Nothing to fear but fear itself. Glad our forefathers were not easily talked into fear. These machines were great innovations in their day. Still a lot of hard work but better and easier than before.
I hate to say it, but My Dad's Uncle's John Deere Bailer runs a lot smoother than that Alis Chalmer.
Those AC square balers never were too plentiful around here, even though we had an AC dealer in darn near every town. I think the design was from UK, either a Jones or Welger machine, they worked well normally. New Holland and Deere were #1 with IHC a distant #3. I only one near me was bought new by a fellow just down the road. He couldn't get it to tie reliably. Don't know what he ever did with it, but I don't blame the baler as much as the dealer. That dealer was well known for poor and stupid mechanics, he wouldn't hire any qualified people. We bought a used NH from him and the same issue, send out the "expert", Get it to tie once and jump in the truck and run for town, well of course it would miss the next dozen! We sent it back and found a used Case and got along ok.
It's just the flu bro.