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Американцы трудолюбивый и аккуратный народ. Смогли сохранить столько интересной старинной техники.

These tractors were first built for the open plains farming it was there were first steam traction engines started Henry ford realized the need of farmers in the east for smaller tractors so in short farming tractors moved from east to west

Back in the day when there was no warning needed to not put your hand into a 300 kg flywheel spinning at 1000 rpm.

Just get a couple of plow horses, for crying out loud! Who needs these new fangled monsters?!

The engineering of those days to design and build these awesome machines was astonishing!🙏🫡

Would do a lot cleaner grain sample if it had the correct sieves in place.

So many ways of dying or loosing limbs. Lol. 👍🐕🤠🇦🇺

what are they? Is it like 1 cylinder dyzel engine or what?

In the days before logging trucks my grandfather used an oil pull tractor to pull sawmill logs out of the forest. What he did was attach a two wheel truck to the front of the log puller. The tongue of this two wheel truck stuck up in the air about 15ft high. As the oil puller moved forwards each tongue was connected to the truck in front of it and as it pulled the tongue down it lifted the front of the logs and after about ten or 20 trucks of say three logs each medium sized was pulled down the whole shebang moved off to the mill in a long train. As the oil puller huffed off the train maybe twice as much wood as a log truck could be transported to the mill at the turn of the last century.

We had a super w6 which we had on the blower filling our 80 foot silo. It was awesome on the blower.

Great video!

At 13, I worked 8 to 10 hours aday on my super 92 no cab

I would not want one sucks

This is so cool! I know this stands to reason logically, but It never occurred to me that this sort of early oil fuelled tractor ever existed. I was aware of oil-fuelled stationary engines, and steam traction engines and I've seen plenty of both at vintage farm machinery fairs, but never seen machines like this (in the U.K.). Is this primarily a U.S. thing where steam traction was ditched earlier in favour of oil fuelled machinery due to better fuel availability, and presumably ease of use, where you didn't have to worry about setting fires and waiting for water to boil?

Man i really wanted to see that big ol CASE running

Great!

6-bottom plow?

you should have a good battery.

Nice video ❤❤❤ thank you

❤❤❤ i love old tractor

I saw 1 in the field right before they took it to scrap. I cried

Porno für die Ohren! 😂

4:58 nice tune

Your hour

Wisconsins are used on all types of devices

the clutch lever yoke is just like the Octopus ride

hard to believe they were used

Это просто офигенно круто!

U push the brakes down and push the brake lock in the will hold brakes on and push in again 2 let the brakes off 😊😊 OMG 2 9 2O24

You have to imagine there has been some gnarly accidents with these rigs in the past. Run over a toe with one of these it's gone 😮 not to mention all the exposed moving parts. Amazing the skill at running one of these.

“The all size nut fucker” I’m definitely using that term at work

3:20 seems safe

That me trying to get out of bed

Thank you. Amazing these machines still work.

Nobody cares about the stupid music. We want to hear her operating!!!

A huge round of applause for you, my friend! Your videos are a testament to your dedication and artistic flair. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

I love how the sound of these alone matches the mighty presence these hunks of old iron have!

i wonder if it was any easier to crank up when ot was new? man the technology from this era was fascinating!

Damn now that’s a big block

The McCormick W6 is not a Farmall.

MUY BUENO GRACIAS

Wie fiel ist heute denn so einer wert?

I would rather hear the machine running instead of music.

Браток бог в поміч

They had to get up 3 hrs before sunrise just to get it started back in the day

❣️ P R O M O S M

I could listen to that Allis all day. Such a content, regular and even beat. Stunning machine. Regards 🇬🇧 🇬🇧🇬🇧

Et entendre le bruit de la machine 🤷 non jamais quoi

I think I heard you mention the Super had a "live" pto, but I doubt it. That came with the S-MTA in 1954. Dad bought a used S-MTA in 1967 and I loved it. Prior to that, he purchase a used W-6 when i was about 11 years old and it was too big and clumsy for me to operate. I grew up on IHC Farmalls and really loved them. I wish you well on getting your uncles tractor in shape.