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I had a Lincoln welding machine that had a vf 4d on it it started all the time. I would only pull it #1 cylinder with the impulse with choke off and throttle wide open when it was hot

Those Wisconsin's would draw moisture & literally give you fits. I had 1 in a fertilizer trailer in a box just ahead of the tandems. If there was a heavy dew, any kind of wet, good luck! I finally got a very long drop cord with a heat lamp, fixed it.

Hearing about X-56 was so cool!

Did them Oliver bale masters bump in the plunger on crimped hay , like the new Holland 77 did. They wouldn't bump on uncrimped or straw , only if the hay was crimped

😮😮 that engine sets 2 much w out being started that doesn't help things either the points and the sparkplugs need 2 cleaned and it also sounds like it has old gas that doesn't do no good either no power cloughing and popping 😮😮 OMG 9 28 2O24

Those Wisconsin. Motors had a reputation around here for being very temperamental

I can almost smell the hamburgers! Didn't they run Foghorn Leghorn and that little weasel through one of those once?

My inlaws had an Ann Arbor hand tie wire baler back in the day. Never saw any other early Oliver balers here. The later automatic 60? was popular. That is one beautiful survivor, don't look like it never was used much, as the paint on the bale chute isn't worn off. Dealer hold over? The automatics were out about the same time, so maybe it didn't sell? We had a New Holland 76 automatic, it was on the market at that time as well. Same hard starting motor. Even though it was automatic, it still had the rear platform for the tie person, to check the ties.

Thank You for saving this beautiful Oliver Baler. We need to save more of the old machines when we fine them. I know it takes up lots of shed space but it is farming history. Thanks Again 😊

You also noticed that no one offered to help him crank it. Memories 😢 Every young man needs to have a special memory of those Damn Wisconsin Motors 😡🥵🤢

We or I should say Dad had 2 of the Damn things one on A6 Case Combine and the other on a New Holland baler. Once and awhile the crank would stick and everyone would climb under anything until it came off. Good motors after you got them started you Never shut them off until you were finished for the day. One set for 4 or 5 years. I put some gas in it primed the primer cup and the damn thing run. Dad cussed and walked away shaking his head. We started using a flat belt to start the damn things. They could drive a Preacher to Cuss. 😮

Impressive 🤩

My dad and uncles hated Wisconsin engines finally they would use the tractor belt pulley to start it

Is there something wrong with the lead horses bit ?

I Love this Breed Please Be Very Kind to Them When You retire them and send them to a Clydesdale Rescue don't want to see them at any Slaughter house any where ❤

OMG those horses r soooooooo gorgeous oh just saw the dog.very sweet

I picked up many a bale of hay and straw like that. The one thing is I never did was stack all the bales the same way. I always laid the next row differently in order to tie the stack together. Maybe it's the angle of the camera but it looks like he's laying each bale the same way. If it is, it's going to be a short stack or he'll lose part of if he goes very high and crosses rough ground.

Man, you guys are making me jealous out there having all that fun, and there are some sweet looking units there.

Did they bring g their Tran people with them 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

I wasn’t feeling to great but I’m thankful my health didn’t crash at the show! I really enjoy all your videos buddy!

A fine representative of my favorite beer!

I think you will enjoy my article in issue 123.😎

I can smell this! 😊

Aahhh....when men were men and Boys became men

A lot of horse power there.

Ah sweet I mean sweat memories.

What a great looking peace of history. I have a friend whose grandfather had a 80.I showed him this video and he said it brought back memories.He said he didn’t have ear buds 😂

A pair of sweet looking tractors.

Where is your hat pretty girl? 😿

Looks like I should have went to that show.

Nice. That is a rare sight to see two UDLX's together! I've actually been through the berg of Encampment some 30 plus or minus years ago. Beautiful country!

😊😊 that's cool 😎 😊 and neat 2 see and also awesome 2 see the tractor 🚜 😊 dealer of the 1940s 1950s W the brick buildings the way they were back in day just like they was back then the best part is at the dealer at the parts counter 😊😊 that's all old school also just like use 2 be 2 day where can U go 2 a tractor 🚜 😊 and sat down and eat at it would've better W a shop there at the tractor dealer and there should be been a place where U could cook food and have ice cold sodas 🥤 😊and hamburgers hot dogs home fries 🍟 😊 cakes pies 🥧 😊 and cookies 🥠 😊 other wise it surely did turn out great all I can say thanks fellows 4 every 1 that helped out in this project its great 2 see where the past is back 2 life again the way it should old school indeed the way things use 2 be be 4 everything changed although is was be 4 my time ⌚ 😊 in the 1940s 1950s I still love it and that should I been back in that time thanks a alot 4 the trip down memory lane the way things use 2 be back then thank U 😊😅🎉😂🎉😊 OMG 9 18 2O24

😊😊 the old school sickle bar mowers 1ST were pulled W horses then when tractors were made they used tractors 2 pull them and years ago that's what U used 2 cut hay W 😊😊 then later on they went PTO sickle bar mowers that all was be 4 pre hay binder or disc binder and at 1 time also used them 2 trim the roads up W 😊😊 OMG 9 18 2O24

Are those 40 inch rears on the 80 ? Beautiful machines. I'm a new subscriber and love Olivers

Cool, that mini quad trac is really something. Also good to see Don R. on another finely restored IH. I haven't been to the fair in many years, might have to go next year. Probably never own a tractor worthy of that parade though.

Does that elevator pre-date electricity? We had a similar elevator powered by a 1HP electric motor.

Is the 770 a 67?

My greatest memory of doing this is my Dad’s head popping out of the door and yelling “slow the *&$# down!” 😂

Olivers was good old tractors very powerful for their size👍👍

enjoyed the video brings back memories i built water and waste water plants and bridges for 40 years, been in the seat of American 597 , 4250 and Link Belt 108 many days take care👍

Uhmn, been there done that. See them stacked bales sticking out 6" over the wagon edge - they be BIG bales. No throw bales here. Waiting to see the person in the mow.

You’ve got some hard working girls.

A little pre maintenance prevents this.

When raking or baling 90% of the time the driver of the tractor should be looking back. Other wise..as one farmers wife whom lives near our farm.... his wife was raking hay in hilly ground. She called her husband and asked him.......who is our here raking other then me ??? He asked.....why ?? She told her husband... I just came up on another rake out here in the field !!!!!! She never noticed the rake was not behind her anymore !!!! Otherwise a good job raking. I have three McCormick rakes almost like this rake. Often I pull all three side by side using a tool bar on my three point. To double up windrows I just drop the middle rake out. Dont take long to rake 20 acres !

Nice video! Love watching these machines run .Was good to see you in Booneville

Beautiful Machine, its so cool.

You guys get er done

What are you going to do once all your help goes off to college? I should be retired by then I'd guess, could come up and drink coffee with you and Don, maybe lend a hand. Makes me feel good to see this old iron out working.

Super 99 is a brute classic 👍💪 hopefully the Allis heals. Thanks for sharing!

Tractor and mower look like a good match. Better get hay season wrapped up Mike. I checked some corn yesterday, one field down to 20% already! I'll be combining in a week if the weather holds.