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Whoever was running the 90 thought he was running a rotor machine.

When I was younger I lived on a small farm in upstate New York. Dad bought a Allis Chalmers pull type combine and I used a John Deere B without live power takeoff to harvest our wheat and oats Fond memories of day's gone bye Lot's of hard work and plenty of dust as I remember it well

We had a neighbor that had a 403 International

I ran a 510 massey for a custom harvester in 1968 he had two of them with 327 chevy power and 20 foot headers

Dad had a 27 Massey for two years in 1966

Thank you for sharing and special thanks to all who keep this old iron alive and well. This is just so special to see!

Wow that guy in the Massey 90 is a real smooth operator. AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Hello , i been in Claresholm a view times, i wisch i could stay there forr ever and ever, greets from Europe

Whats the difference between a Massey 510 and a 510 Western Special? I've seen very few MF 510 over here in Germany. Cab, AC and and a bigger grain tank were unknown options. Thanks! :-))

i'm in love with the lady helping the unplug at 4:48............ she seems to have a willing attitude. and blonde hair.

God bless America!

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Seen the plug up coming at 3:05 pushing it too much . Rode along on a Super 27 Massey Harris when I was little .

My dad always had problems with his 95B John Deere when cutting down medium grain rice.. Raspbar cylinders plug easily thats why most combines sold in Eastern Arkansas from 1960s on till they came out with the High horsepower Rotaries in the late 70's were spike tooth cylinders...

My Granddad had a Super 92 Massey Slant 6 Chrysler engine. That Combine had a good road speed and was pretty fast in the field too!

It has to be somewhere not far a pig farm. Do you know it? Olymel owner

Love it! As a kid I ran a 914 pulled by a 1066.

Ran a Wood Bros combine with ford motor pulled with a 8N ford tractor with my dad. My job was to keep the radiator clean on combine so it would not boil over. Major job to unplug with the rase bar cylinder. Those were the good old days which we appreciate how far we have come with the 40 foot units that are used to day.

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We had two John Deere 105's back in the 70's . I can't believe how much ground we covered and how we ever got done every year. Harvest seemed to last forever

Yea I remember 428 cockshutt my dad had one a lot like massey

Always liked the sund pickup

That tough farmer needed to put on gloves the your lady dog right in

Where was this

I ran a super 92 Massey in my teenage years. Would love to see one again. Ran a 914 IH tow behind in my 20s. That could eat up a windrow.

This is the real way to enjoy old combines.

Nice

I heard a couple of real estate agents want to bring more immigrants there. They think most of the immigrants come and do farm jobs there. LoL

Picking it up too fast for a small combine

This is the lifestyle I hope to live soon!!!

I hope next year I will be there

Who is here for the rural and nothern program ? XD

I want to work there

I am now bigger than Claresholm was in 2016 on Foap! 😛 But you guys have a nice town! 😀

Enjoyed the video but you didn't show the 105 John Deere. I grew up on Cockshutts.

Mark Hofman I ran the Massey 90 that day. First swaths we pulled into were 30' cuts . Quite a bite for the old Special ! Main drive belt needed adjusting too but after we got that handled the old Massey ran like a top the rest of the day. Had a blast that day and brought back lots of memories for everyone there. Miss my buddy Larry.

nice harvastar

Love this video and our town

we use to combine some pretty tough stuff with 105

I am sure the john deere 105 didn't plug. 105 was made for big windrows

the 403 plugged

Need to throttle down that Briggs twin on the grain auger - that's way too fast

plugging is part of the game.. Of course it would help if the crop wasn't a 20 or 25 footer....

Swaths are a little big for those machines

great

Apart from only having audio in the right ear, you couldn't of started this vid any better, maybe some good non-copyright music.

Brings back a lot of memories of days spent running a 428 Cockshutt doing this, anybody else remember them?

I don't miss unplugging the Massey 90 Special. I drove in my teen age years. Great to see this video.

And great video keep it up

Was the international a gas powered and not a diesel