Kawartha Antique Power Show part 1 Tractors and Small Engines

Here's part 1 of the annual Kawartha Antique Power Show held at the Lindsay, Ontario Fairgrounds. This will be show tractors and small/stationary engines. Next week I'll show you the demonstration equipment and the vintage tractor and garden tractor pulls. Enjoy!

[@SuperCurtisg]

thanks for coming out to the show I was the guy running the steam engine

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

Loved it! Thanks for a great show!

[@w96725]

Great video. This has been a great help for my ford 8n axle, seals, and break job. Thank you very much for this video.

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@markbarber7839]

Thanks for the video

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Good ol ways of the good ol days.
Sad to see nearly everyone now a days are eager for tv, phones, social media, etc be the majority of their life's accomplishments

[@316jd140]

At around 11:35 mark, there was a Farmall Cub Demonstrator. Not too many of those around, if it is a true demonstrator. Around 1950, Farmall took the Cub, the A and I believe the C and painted a few of them white and sent them to dealers as demonstrators. Later a lot of them got repainted red by the dealer to sell. I have seen some at the old Cubarama shows that were held for several years in Fredricktown, Missouri. Unfortunately that show is no more but it sort of moved to Pinckney, Illinois in some degree.

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

Ford did the same thing, they painted them gold.

[@316jd140]

@@ClaremontClassicGarage Later on, IH also painted a few gold and sold them as demonstrators. I think Case did the same.

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

@@316jd140 There was also a M-M there painted a dark bronze color but with the traditional M-M pale orange on the wheels. But couldn't find the owner to ask about it.

[@donvoll2580]

Good day Kevin At 8-21 was that Curtis Graham tractor?/
Yes Ford does look good. Even thought 550 would be my pick
Ths

[@ClaremontClassicGarage]

Sorry, not sure who owned a lot of them.

[@clarencetrice4442]

IN 😊😊 the 1910s tractors were being made and the 1920s there was alot tractor 🚜 😊 company's alot of didn't make it in the 1930s count of the great depression tractor company's were thinned out and 1S that in business was the 1S that sold tractor alot had 2 join other company 2 continue being tractor company's and WW2 started wasn't many tractors weren't made because everything else went 4 the war effort then in 1945 after the war was over cars trucks and tractors were made again and people went back 2 work again working at the factory s at the end of the 1950s the tractors were bigger more HP 2 more done in a days time the farms also were bigger more land 2 work and some body had 2 plant food so other people could have something 2 eat alot of people back then in WW2 they 2 leave there country no food and no jobs either they had 2 make a better life 4 thereself and there family that was the way it was 😊😊 OMG 7 1O 2O24