14th Annual Plow Day Belleville 2018 

Nice to see the young ones taking such a keen interest ,remember sitting up beside my father for days on end ,wonderfull times

Nice to see the difference over the years

I'm an Allis man but I would be quite happy taking that Moline G home! - That 560 sounded really nice too. Nice to see an A as they are very rare here in the UK.

The soil is a sandy clay that sometimes ponds, however you can plow right through standing water on this ground. Good ground to shine up a rusty plow, however, if you already have a land polish on your plow, the sandy soil will dull the moldboard somewhat. It does plow easy, I was pulling the 4-14 fully mounted model 60 plow in third gear at least seven inches deep in third gear with a 41 PTO HP Allis WD45 tractor.

Kindly interesting the alis Chalmers tractors polling 3 or 4 bottoms and you watch the plow days with red power and they struggle with a 2 bottom

That is some great looking soil Dennis.

Why are you just skimming the top of the ground? Why don't you set the plows down about at least 8 inches deep and do a job?

Good day Nice video. Boy they seemed to be moving right along, Yea soil did not look to heavy, except 1 place. A while ago I think you told me allis ploughs pull easier, possibly than some other plows. It could be, but why. I know in Ont. plough shares for Allis are expensive. Thanks for video

Pretty awesome video. Thanks for sharing it.

I really miss our farm

This is a tractor video I like nothing fancy most of them look like they came right out the barn no 1000 dollar paint jobs or nothing.

The only two tractors I never got a chance to drive were oliver and a minneapolis moline

Love the A Allis

would have been nice to have my SC or DC case there pulling either a 3 or a 4 bottom plow

The neighbour had aG it was quite the workhorse

Where do they take their tractors to be rebuilt ?

where was this at and is it still an event

All the tractors sound like John Deere. Never did like that racket. All JD owners are deaf,and all WD allis drivers have bad backs!

MAMALIS D CONSTANTIN THE KING WAS THE CASE 600

I see that a lot of the older plows (e.g. 8:35) seem to have a large hub on their outside idler wheel, and in many of these videos I've watched, the Left-side wheel on the plow carries a treaded tire. I can't think of ANY reasons for these implements to carry a Bull Wheel, but I also can't see why the Left idler should have a hub any more complex than the Right idler. Can anybody tell me the reason for the larger hub on the Left?

These farmers are clever. Someone else plough their fields

"Sweet Allis-Chalmers, ..."

How come no good tractors. I think camera man is color blind. Ha nice job thanks

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