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That's not all so old time. That's a combine, not a threshing machine. Our county fair used to demonstrate a real threshing machine, say 50 years ago. Did they use a steam engine to drive the thresher, I cannot remember. My Dad used combines like that all his life, though in his early days, horse drawn wagons and threshers. There was a similar machine for separating ears of corn from stalks, and I remember fields of corn shocks in the autumn. Those were the good old days before herbicides and GMO seeds. Old farmers would still go to the fields every day and hoe weeds in the corn rows. Those happy times are gone forever. The world and culture we have today, by comparison, is sh*t.
Back in the Good Old Days. When times were simple. Like Farming. And if you maintained your Farm machinery. It would last a long time. A thing of the past these days. With all the Hidh tech Farming goin on now.
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Brings back memories of my youth growing up in the 50's-60's. We had an old Allis Chalmers combine of similar size/vintage, a Case SC to pull the combine and a smaller Case VAC to pull the grain wagon. Fond memories
i am old enough to remember trailing combines as a kid i would race up the field to ride on the tractor ,the ones i remember were bagging models first combine i ever drove was a M F 780? tanker it used a starter motor to lift the cutting table they seamed simpler times then
What do you guys do with your grain? Do you sell it? Do you mill it to use for yourself? Does it go to animal feed? Hey great video, nothing like old Tractors out working like they did 50+ years ago
I think it’s a 30 bushel grain tank. With the added 2x6 tank extensions there might be another 5 bushel capacity. We did it for fun at the time. Saved the oats and ended up using them to seed down a hay field this spring.
Way cool. I'm a IH guy myself or the other green, but love all old farm equipment! How big is that grain tank on there? And is that seed oats or for feed?
Those were the good old days,... when farming was a way of life. They worked hard from May until October. Then they took up curling for the winter. Starting in the 60's they went to Florida or Arizona.
