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After the storms can you or IP farms do an update on the shared farm of Soybean Farmer and Cousin Scott. Will Stephen keep a channel of the farms activties?

Watching your harvest is so satisfying and relaxing

What a great collection of tractors you have put together.i had several uncles that dairy farmed in upstate New York (finger lakes area) and they had several Oliver's. I worked many summers with them, and they were the first tractors I ever drove. Oliver's have a special place in my heart. I'm 74, and now reside in California. I love your videos, they bring back great memories. God bless you and you our family as you continue to work the land... Gordon

Sure love seeing the Olivers out working! Thanks Charlie

How bout them Steelers 3-0 baby!!! Let’s hope that defense stays strong. Oh sorry it’s a mowing video 🤦‍♂️ I couldn’t resist 😜

Good to see you again Charlie, I got a met growing. Some hay looks enjoyable. I love the smell of it too.

Thanks for the ride. Wow, that's too long to be in the 90s.

Excellent video - the Oliver’s look great and sound great…👍

Thank you very much Charlie, I enjoyed the cutting and tedding video with the awesome old Olivers

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Did you try Maibach Tractor in Ohio.? They are a pretty big dealer and handle MF. Also wonder if there’s a salvage yard that has something.

It looks like my MF-970 might be down for the count. The bottom roller shive that drives the pitman arm has a crack in it. Part is no longer available. At this point, my only hope is to get it off the roller and see if the local machine shop can rebuild it. Or, machine a new one. I don't have a local dealer for this hybine, and the dealer I talked to was not much help.

Great little video & hats off to Joe. My turn now to refurb a 53 Ford NAA (Jubilee) that I just trailered from the Canadian Rockies over here to Cereal Country in the province of Saskatchewan fair bit north of North Dakota. There is a really pristine gas 88 close by for sale around $1200.00 US , really clean machine so we shall see. All the best in your Semi Retirement & Thank You for a really informative & detailed run down on your special "Princess".

Great Stories! I just acquired my great grandpa's Model C today. I'm here to learn about C's. Thanks

Mine is an 8.2L Detroit Diesel that was factory installed. They had other options. I have the turbocharged one which does have some issues compared to the N/A ones but overall they’re solid. I do have an Eaton 10 speed and an air compressor as well due to that but the same Lucas Gerling hydraulic brakes.

Thanks for the video Charlie.

I knew him also, Never got a chance to meet him, but Chatted with him over the phone, Myself being mechanical, sometimes had the opportunity to offer suggestion on a problem he was having..... He will be Missed on this side of eternity............

Looked like a fine day to go for a ride.

Cool idea. Love the sound of the engine with the unmistakable gear whine from that era. Reminds me of the ‘88’s I grew up with. Pretty countryside. No AC needed.

My Auction lots are starting to show up on Aumann's Website. If you know anyone looking for some super nice restored tractors or any in their work clothes, spread the word. There are combines, balers, rakes, plows and much more that doesn't show yet.

What happened to Tri-State Oliver Club???

I like to wave at a cow sometimes, it makes me feel like a bull

Hey, thanks for the ride along! Looked like a great day and glad there were no problems!

What a nice ride with the Olivers and the White.

That was totally awesome Charlie, it seems if the guys stay together as group with no far distances between some tractors as the previous one

Nice to see the beautiful countryside. Thanks for sharing

Charlie, nice tractor ride. One day I wouldn't mind going on one. Thanks Michael

That must be a beautiful area when the leaves are changing 😊

Mrs. Soybean Farmer here, my sweet Jim passed away after a long battle with lung cancer, I don't know his password to his channel but he enjoyed making these videos with his cousin Scott who was killed in May so now they are in heaven together farming Gods garden, blessings to each and everyone of you who made his life a better one

Old man eye candy

I grew up with Olivers. Had an LP Super 77, Super 66. We also had a regular 66, with the mechanical lift, no hydraulics. All good metal, just missing the side vent panels. Lot of dust sometimes while cultivating due to the cultivators mounted in front you. Later, a 770, 1800, and 1850. All solid tractors.

I'd love to have one

I built my own corn sheller from the New Idea sheller unit.....it works great !!!! The You tube link ua-cam.com/video/32NHUeIjv3g/v-deo.html

Other then for the three row picker I never understood why they made a super sheller. I still use the smaller basic sheller.......and the yields going through it are around 250 bushels per acre. The super sheller was too heavy for the gathering unit on the 323 picker. But many farmers were talked into buying the super sheller.

Thank you sir for sharing this information with us. May his family have The peace that passes all understanding that only comes from The Lord Jesus Christ.

I saw the results of Cousin Scott’s wreck on the news but didn’t know for several days it was him. Now I hear of SBF’s death and I’m very sad. I have followed Jim for a number of years. RIP

🙏🏻for the family, he was definitely a great man.

Thanks for sharing, he was a great man. Will miss him.

I always enjoyed his a Scott’s videos. Down to earth and no drama.

Sorry to hear about this I had watched his videos for years.

So sorry to hear about the loss of SBF, I'm sure he and cousin scott are smiling down on all of us, I hope stephen is successful in continuing with the farming operation and maybe it would be a good idea to reach out to let him know you and others are available for advice and help if he needs it. 🥰🥰🥰

sorry to here i watched all his videos i am going to miss him

It is tough losing friends, I have lost a few and it still weighs on my mind. If it were not for these creative individuals, we surely would not be here like we are today. My condolences to his family and friends.

Sad news. He was a stand up guy and lived a good life. Thx for letting us know.

I loved his channel and his cousin's channel. Both are gone now. Sad.

Man I really liked that man I loved his videos so sorry may God be with his family

Talked to Jim about a month ago, I have been praying for him since he was diagnosed. After losing Cousin Scott, times were tough for Scott's son, Stephen and SBF was there to talk him through this early season of spraying and had planned to have Stephen use the 3300 to harvest soybeans. God Blessed SBF with His love, may God Bless Mrs. SBF now. Thank you for this tough to acknowledge, video.

Thanks for the information I was thinking about him yesterday he had a long struggle and will be missed. He was a fine person.

we Lost a Great Christian Farmer today . we know he is in a better place and some day we will reunite. condolences to the family and friends.

I am so very sorry to hear about Soybean Farmer. He was such a good man of God and i will deeply miss seeing him on here.