Tractors Plowing at the 2019 Half Century of Progress Show
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The Half Century of Progress Show features 200 acres of harvesting and plowing and over 1,000 farm machines on display. In this video viewers will see 24 tractors and one Jeep in the plowing demonstration at the Half Century of Progress Show. Watch for John Deere, International Harvester, J.I. Case, and Oliver tractors.
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I really like the fact you almost always put the identification of the tractors on the screen. I am not able to make out a lot of the decals and on other sites I have been to this is not usually done. I know it takes you a lot of time and it makes your videos a lot better for the extra work. Thanks for taking the time.
Love all those John Deeres
1800 Oliver had it’s workout 👍
Nice tractor 🚜
Enjoyed watching classic tractors on parade. 🚜👍
High quality iron horses at field work,that's nice to see 👍👍👌
Thank you for watching.
When i am in America on vacation of for work , Then i sure come to the half century of progress show . IT is defenitely on my Bucket list , greetings from belgium
Was quite interesting seeing the jeep out in the field
I liked that Jeep. A lot of surplus Jeeps were sold after WWII and farmers used them in any way they could. Thanks for the videos.
It was neat to catch this Jeep in the field. Defiantly something different.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks for the reply.
Looks like Sunday would be a good day to go. You can actually see something besides side by sides and golf carts. Thanks for the video.
You know you are getting old when you remember when a lot of those tractors first came out and were brand new.
I hear you. He showed a antique tractor parade awhile back and several of those tractors were made while I was in high school. It was a bit depressing.
@@hawki5120 -- Yep. It sure is. And the cost of the new ones compared to the old ones is even more depressing. I did a cost comparison awhile back taking into account inflation, and the cost of the new tractors has risen way way way above the inflation rate over the last 50-60 years.
@@3069mark They have shot through the roof. But I remember dad buying a new Massey Ferguson back in 1981 I believe and hearing allot of grumbling about the price back then. It has been along time since farming was affordable.
Another awesome display of beasts of their time. Neat to see the tandom tractors rolling ground. As much as I prefer to see the Farmall/IH tractors, you're right with your call out to the other brands. It's always cool to see a wide variety of tractor brands out in the field. Stay safe.
It was nice to see the 1066s rolling and the 1206s. I think a good mix would make the plowing extra good.
Very cool tractors and I would love to come this next year and to shake your hand for an awesome job you have done showing us all the very cool tractors we get to see on your channel, well done and Thank you for all you do.
Love the sound of all the old tractors! Wish I could bring my massey harris there.
😁👍👍. This show needs more Massey tractors in the field.
Maybe you can next year
I got a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 92hp I that I have a 4.16's bottom plow I would like to bring to a plow day somewhere not to far from central Kentucky. .
Goes to show how good of quality those older tractors were built, they are still working like new, most of them...
1206 , my favorite! Thanks for the video !!
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That’s some hard ground
Looks like fun
Thank you for taking the time to make and post this video. I'm sure some simple arithmetic would not encourage you to continue but thanks for ignoring that!
That said, I do have one... not really grumble- more of a wish that perhaps you might be able to relay to authorities. I tried the link to contact, but only phone numbers and that doesn't work for me.
I bet I'm not the only one who would appreciate more information about the plows. Pretty easy to identify the tractors and you help with that, but not always easy to know what they are pulling. Seems simple enough for organizers to require some signage on the plow as to # of bottoms and cut. Nothing complicated, just something like '4-18' or '6-16'. That would make the video much more meaningful.
Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Maybe next year we will get to see you plowing with your 4786 B.T.P..
It looks like some guys came unprepared. I would never go to a plow day without having more than enough weight on my tractor. Just because the soil conditions are easy at home doesn't mean it is elsewhere. Great series of videos I've enjoyed all of the half century of progress videos. This show is definitely on my bucket list. 👍
Perhaps they had them weighted with as much as they had. Very hard conditions for sure. Remember it is for show.
Nice tractor nice video 👍
Holy Macro, pretty bad conditions for plowing.....that is no real fun to operate. And again, some plows not proper adjusted (especially the very first one, last furrow nearly in the air), makes it even harder. I think in this condition, Onland is the best choice, so both wheels get the same ground to work on and meet at full size. The jeep made my day!!
Your videos have drawn interest to this show. I always wanted to go, but after seeing the videos I had to go. Went sunday and read great going earlier next time. Thanks for all that you do.
I am glad you got to go in person. It’s an awesome event.
I really enjoyed all the tractors ! I was wondering if there were certain parts of the country were you find jeeps working on farms more then others ?
A co-worker of mine says his Great Uncle used to run an AgriJeep on his farm in Northern Ontario, I imagine it was due to the inability to run anything else, his fields would've been single digit acres, and surrounded by trees, most likely.
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Hi. Thank you for watching.
What did they use years ago to chop the stalks after the harvesters have been through ? Great video thanks for sharing.
Flail mowers, roatary mowers and disks. They had a few going ahead of the plowing.
fire alot of them would burn the fields off.
You should have went to the farm progress show
That was Rodney Miller from Small Town Big Deal on the 1066.
Are there any hay making demonstrations
There are not.
I'd love to see a Moline. Many hours on a g 900
They would be great to see. They have a big big parked Moline Display.
Did that jeep have a Detroit Diesel in it or was that some other tractor running in the background?
That was the 850 hp Rite Earth Quake pulling in the field. It’s a loud tractor.
Love your video! Breaks my heart to see people that truly do not know how to plow!! Too much plow for a lot of those tractors. Need 30hp for each 16 inch bottom and at least 3000 pounds
tractor weight.
In this dry condition even the experts could not maintain a good run but they all sure tried.
@Acer Acres you obviously never used a Massey then to say something as foolish as that. Hell the exact opposite is true. They pulled better than most with the exception of the heavier Farmalls and IH.
respectfully sir, no human knows how to plow every individual acre in the world, let alone their own neighborhood, soil type, season, moisture,crops,etc vary widely and change day to day, year to year - all affecting the plowing. This is demonstration plowing to show off the equipment, not a plowing contest. Some operators are driving equipment for others. I enjoy a well plowed field but here I am more interested in the variety of equipment people bring at their own expense that I can enjoy seeing work and listen to, that I would not see in my neighborhood.
It appears that if you stay for Sunday about all the huge goofy looking tractors are gone too
Like the flag on that first plow
It sure does look good.
I was wondering why do people have to be so close to the action. I was just waiting for one of those tractors to swing around and take out one of the spectators.
That’s a good question. It’s super frustrating to watch and to try to film around. I wish every one would back up to watch.
Yeah the Gators and golf carts are really starting to ruin this show it's been getting worse every year or every other year I don't go to the other one in Iowa but I bet it's just the same
American tractors liked it
What's the clay % of that soil?
I have no idea. This is an old air force base. This dirt had been moved so many times around the run ways it’s hard to tell where it all came from.
Pretty cool. The JD 6030's look like a tractor on steroids. Awesome. I don't see many if any Fords. Why is that?
I don’t know. I would like to see more Fords plowing.
yea go jeep
That was neat to see.
That ground is really dry and hard.
Yes it is.
Just me or is that Jeep running a Detroit Diesel?
No the 850 hp tractor pulling into the field does. It droned our all other sounds. You can see the big tractor in this video I made m.th-cam.com/video/rNeXOr24SgY/w-d-xo.html
I didn't see any of the oliver tractors W the gm diesel engines they sound great and sound even better when they are pulling great the gm diesel engines and the John deere 6 cylinder diesel engines sound alot a like they 2 can sing good CUZ 😊😊 OMG 8 13 2O23
There were not an GM powered Oliver’s plowing at the 2019 show. There was a 990 disking at the 2021 show.
It's like plowing asphalt .I would be very hesitant to subject those 40-50 year old engines to that kind of punishment even if they had been overhauled.
The tractors did ok but they had a work out. The tractors that ran were because the owners were eager to get out there and plow.
I heard a Detroit diesel and you didn't even film it🤦🤦🤦
Have no fear BTP would not over look a sound that big. As soon as the Jeep was done I turned around and filmed the 850 hp tractor making that noise. It is in this video m.th-cam.com/video/rNeXOr24SgY/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you for your enthusiasm.
Please don't show improper operation of tractors, man standing on 830 John Deere was very poor choice of safely operating a tractor, my grandson only ten picked up on it right away. Not good publicity for public to see
I am very glad your grandson knows tractor safety. In the case of standing up this is the way these tractors were run in their day. I remember watching farmers running some of these new standing up to drive them. They have flip up seats and telescoping steering wheels to facilitate driving and standing. I would never show reckless operation but in this case it’s not against the law and they were designed to be driven while standing. Farm safety has come along way since the ROPS law in 1976.
@@bigtractorpower thanks for these videos
Sitting on an old tractor seat over rough ground for long periods of time, can be very damaging to the spine, etc. Standing with knees slighly bent was the norm. Watch the jostling of those riders sitting and the variance in age of tractors.
Even into the this century, such long term injuries were/are still common from prolonged sitting on tractors. www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/UserFiles/works/pdfs/jjeam.pdf
I agree standing is not dangerous on wide platform tractor.
Glad to see you stand up to the safety Nazi that doesn't know what the hell he's talking about!