You are having fun…and so am I!

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What are the two gear lever for? One is the ruckstell, but the other?

I still have my dad's 1940 bison National Parks badge. Thanks for the little history lesson, I didn't know i1940 was the last year of production. Much appreciated.

Love the video's. Years ago watching Bud start his tractor inspired me to get my 35 farmall going.

I have a 1930 standard coupe (45B) very good car

Thank You for sharing, God Bless.

Quite an interesting and beautiful piece. Glad you rescued it back. You never forget a beloved animal.

Priceless Thank You

Thanks for putting this up on here.

Fabulous

Wonder where Buds collection is today

We need more Buds today.

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Sure is pretty there

Living the life. I was figuring my humorous comments like you will probably burn up a quart of gas to make another 10 round trips to haul all the wood that you cut. Then you really got me with the ancestors. Beautiful. Mine all moved on now too. Just me here, and I daily think of them just as you presented yours. Thanks

What a beauty.

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You're dad must have been very proud of his model A.

Let’s hope this doesn’t attract the wrong type of attention

You wonder how he knew he would profit after spending that much to re-tool. What a beautiful machine. Elegant, simple. What an attractive paint color. So period correct looking, too. Love that green.

Wow, that's nothing short of Amazing!❤❤ Someday I would like to come from Alberta and see Bud's fleet of antiques in person! Simply Beautiful! I love the history in each and every one of your father's vehicles and tractors. ❤❤🙂🙂👍👍

It’s neat to see the old tractor still doing work! I really like the artistic quality of your videos too. It’s kind of like going back in time!

I loved the videos with your Dad narrating the start-up of one of his machines. It was always a bit anti climactic because everything started with two or three calm 1/4 turns of the crank. What guy, what a legacy. You were so smart to save him for all of us to enjoy. Thanks for keeping on keeping on. Mike

Sounds very nice👍👍

What a lovely sound, its quite a grunty little thing.

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I didn't realize that there were so many of these tractors around. Can you still get parts for them?

What beautiful country you live in.

I've never seen a 10-20 in person. Lots of 15-30s kicking around these parts

Amazing piece of machinery that has a life of its own. Thanks for the upload.

Never seen a cemetery quite like that but I do remember being in a family cemetery where all the stones had initials only, a 1st for me.

Can you do another video of the Model T buzzsaw governor? Great videos, would loved to have met your Dad!! The Greatest Generation!

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Добрый день Роберт как поживаете как твои все родные Атец вся семья все хорошо твой мотоцикл тракторы 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

The stories and video are put together nicely, worth watching, especially Bud’s take on things, thank you for sharing.

Very interesting and entertaining. Thank you!

Thst was an intersing video

YOU DA MAN !!! thanks Bud .

The fan controlled governor is actually pretty ingenious nice job

Very beautiful scenery. Love the "lazy" sound of that little engine.

oh... you mean bison?

This video was a delight for me. I'm old and I enjoy old machinery. Thank you for a look back. Best wishes to you.

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Awesome content and pictures, reminded me of being at my grand fathers farm, when you had to respect equipment, and use your head!

Nice

I love this channel content.Yay Bud!

Amen! Way to go Bud!

Show me a modern car engine that will still be running that well in 100 years…