Love these videos. Takes me back to 1974 on my dads Ford 5000 chopping silage. Cool crisp fall air, diesel, and silage smells. Loved filling silo. My favorite time of the year!
Great to see the weathered Forage King wagon at work. This was manufactured in Ridgeland WI, just a couple miles from my family’s small dairy farm. This little company also made manure spreaders, plows and a couple of other implements.
Thanks for sharing, really nice to see all the machinery used made in America'a Dairyland . Allis Chalmers in West Allis of coarse, Gehl in West Bend & the Forage King forage box in Ridgeland. :-)
Thanks for sharing! It is nice to see them still doing it the good old way. It is never the same when you have a big outfit come in and chop the corn silage in one afternoon. It is much harder their way but much more rewarding when their done. Plus a lot easier on their pocket book lol. That tractor on the silage cutter has the look of a real powerhouse.
We have had a Early 190 gas, a 180, series 4 d17 and a b we restored and sold over the years. Still have the 180. Papaw had a 1968 190xt as his first new tractor. It was the biggest around for couple years.
Another great video. Glad to see all ages working together. I was hoping the WC would move the wagon. Be safe. Thanks again for taking us along with your family.
Another winner J and L! Nohlen ( I hope that’s correct) has one of the most important jobs. Hooking up the wagons. That saves so much time getting on and off the tractor. I felt sorry when his tractor started to spin. Maybe some more and tires like you commented to someone. Don’t get me wrong I love all your Allis’, but any video with the 185 in it is perfect. Hope you’ll have time to show more. I understand it’s a busy time. Stay well all of you. Thank you very much for sharing.
@@Jane-rq7sv There was no 195 it went from a 190 XT series 3 to a 200, so my guess is it was a series 3 and the dealer probably told your grandpa it's like a 195, because it was the last variant of the 190, before it became a 200
I agree with the people who comment her : smell of fresh forage and engine burned diesel is top notch! The cap of the two twenty : is it an AC cap or a Hinike (I like those caps well knowing they were plantglasshouses🥵) Cool video speciali from the wagon and tractor during chopping. Thanks for sharing.
Love these videos. Takes me back to 1974 on my dads Ford 5000 chopping silage. Cool crisp fall air, diesel, and silage smells. Loved filling silo. My favorite time of the year!
I agree with you sir. Your description of the perfect fall day is spot on. No one in a city can really appreciate fall like us in the country.
Great to see the weathered Forage King wagon at work. This was manufactured in Ridgeland WI, just a couple miles from my family’s small dairy farm. This little company also made manure spreaders, plows and a couple of other implements.
My hat off to this farm for their beautiful Allis-Chalmers tractors.
That's probably my favorite chopping video love that 220
That is an awesome video!!! Love the old tractors!
Thanks for sharing, really nice to see all the machinery used made in America'a Dairyland . Allis Chalmers in West Allis of coarse, Gehl in West Bend & the Forage King forage box in Ridgeland. :-)
West Allis....hollowed ground
Thanks for sharing! It is nice to see them still doing it the good old way. It is never the same when you have a big outfit come in and chop the corn silage in one afternoon. It is much harder their way but much more rewarding when their done. Plus a lot easier on their pocket book lol. That tractor on the silage cutter has the look of a real powerhouse.
We have had a Early 190 gas, a 180, series 4 d17 and a b we restored and sold over the years. Still have the 180. Papaw had a 1968 190xt as his first new tractor. It was the biggest around for couple years.
Another great video. Glad to see all ages working together. I was hoping the WC would move the wagon. Be safe. Thanks again for taking us along with your family.
Good video the ole 220 didn't know it had anything behind it
It’s great to see Gehl equipment still working. Interesting paint color for those wagons.
Dad worked at gehl, so we had gehl everything
Love the A/C tractors looks windy as all get out there 👍
Always loved the old Allis tractors. Looks like a good operation there.
Our farm had almost the same setup, awesome to see the orange still out in the fields working!
Great video Nice seeing those ac in action
Another winner J and L! Nohlen ( I hope that’s correct) has one of the most important jobs. Hooking up the wagons. That saves so much time getting on and off the tractor. I felt sorry when his tractor started to spin. Maybe some more and tires like you commented to someone. Don’t get me wrong I love all your Allis’, but any video with the 185 in it is perfect. Hope you’ll have time to show more. I understand it’s a busy time. Stay well all of you. Thank you very much for sharing.
We used to have a 220 it was the big tractor. We had a big fleet of allis. A 170,175,180,185,190,190xt,195,200,210,220, and 3 d 21s
The one we had may have been a prototype I don’t know how my grandpa got it. When I was little he sold.
@@Jane-rq7sv I'm thinking you had a series 3
@@RJ1999x it could be so sit my grandpa always called it a 195
@@Jane-rq7sv There was no 195 it went from a 190 XT series 3 to a 200, so my guess is it was a series 3 and the dealer probably told your grandpa it's like a 195, because it was the last variant of the 190, before it became a 200
@@RJ1999x that would make sense. I know it ended up with a new rear end and got sold when I was 6 or 7.
Oh yeah, 2:32, I remember running a shovel at the elevator while the silage wagon off-loaded.
Good to see that old iron getting it done. Thanks for sharing.
Nice line of tractors. Not a good sign when you can't move a full load.😂 Thanks for another great video.👍
I think if his tires would have been better, it would have worked, there's not much tread left on them.
Cool an all allis powered farm
I agree with the people who comment her : smell of fresh forage and engine burned diesel is top notch!
The cap of the two twenty : is it an AC cap or a Hinike (I like those caps well knowing they were plantglasshouses🥵)
Cool video speciali from the wagon and tractor during chopping.
Thanks for sharing.
It is a year around cab from mankato mn
@@JandLVideos thanks for answering. Do they still exist?
I could watch forage harvest footage for hours. Get them AC'n Gehl running👍
awesome.
👍👍's up.
Need to kick it up a gear and let the 220 talk!
I need something to watch. It’s been to long since y’all posted haaaaaa !
Yeah, I'm hoping to get some filming in this weekend weather permitting hopefully have something soon...
theh like their ac