abandoned farm cleanup tons of equipment tractors so much stuff part one 

Thanks Dave for all the work you do to bring us this content. I’d love to walk an old farm like that looking at all the cool equipment!

I thought I seen Simba in that grass. So growed up and such a nice place. I to would hate to have to find a place big enough to store all of it. Looking forward to the next part 2. Thank You Dave for taking me along.🙃

Love the propane Allis! Would make for a good will it start video!

That is just crazy all that stuff just sitting amazing

You guys need to bring along a Bob Cat to blaze trails when you go on safari like this!

That Allis Chalmers Roto Round baler looks like an early 1970s model.

I feel singled out. I'm definitely the type of person to throw my hand up when I thought stuff was going too cheap. It's only bit me in the butt twice in forty years, so not a bad track record.

Neat to see old equipment in the woods or tall grass. Who is responsible for moving the machinery out of the woods and to the auction location? Seller or auction company? Thanks for the video, Dave! Look forward to watching part two. 🚜 👍

Have you tried putting out any feelers in Italy or Lamborghini Tractor clubs for Tyler's part's? Someone on Jay Lenos garage had one very similar to.

We didn't have rich farmers where I lived when I lived in farm country, they were all dirt poor. Most were still using equipment donated under the Marshall plan all the way into the 1980s, they just couldn't afford anything newer. Most of them still have only the sagging wooden farm barns with oil tarps for roofs that they built in the 1960s today, can't afford to replace them so they keep patching them up.

Wonder how long some of that equipment had be setting there? By the look of the size of some of the trees by some of the pieces, I would guess years, if you said, I misses that.

That's a lot of stuff. Brush hog an alley and start dragging everything into it for the sales. Lots of treasures hidden in the grass.

Why would a guy buy all this stuff and dump it for the ''jungle'' to grow around it??!! Ain't no stranger than folks!! Cheers, John, UK.

I can hardly believe one guy could have so much stuff!

I'd love to have that Jdeer combine and sicle mower

tractors are cool i really like watching them get restored

I also hate snakes with a passion!

If that Allis combine engine isn't locked up I might be having that one shipped to me! That diamond tool bar over next to the sickle mower is a rarity to find in decent condition as well. Too bad somebody is just going to buy it for scrap most likely. I can't wait to see the rest of what's hiding in there.

It's too bad that the owner had all this and it just sat. Would be nice to see the equipment get a new home.

Johnson grass means wood tick habitat 😊. AL.

Man, that guy was competing with someone. He must have farmed a lot at one time. Milk a few cattle, some big equipment. He could cover some ground. bought all that stuff so the competition couldn't.

That's a late style Allis Chalmers roto baler.

U real must had a lot of money 💰 🤑 💸

The weeds with the pods are Jimson weed

Has anyone in Kansas ever heard of a trade in?!

You need a walk behind trail mower

How does that much crap get dumped ,left and abandoned. Just puzzles me

What model was the case tractor?

I would like to do what you do.

Sure was a ton of equipment

Up north old equipment ends up at consignment auctions and is bought by jockeys. The zoning people dont allow outdoor junk.

Guy must have died with nobody around to look after things. Nobody would have let all the cattle die if they knew about them.

Where is this at

I wish someone would have cut the grass I felt sorry for you having to try to crawl through some of the mess. The only problem with trying to mow it you have no idea what is under the grass.

What a same

These guys are irritating. Just walk around jabbering and not getting close enough to identify….grrr

Seems like a family member or close friend could have intervened before things got this bad. No reason for stuff to sit for years outside like that