Pete, thanks for attending our event. We started this event 12 year’s ago as a memorial for a local farmer and avid puller Dorr Reynolds and added my father Dave Becker to it when he passed away. Any profits from our pulls go to Sempronius Fire Department or the Moravia FFA. We strive to make this a fun and entertaining event for spectators and pullers.
Hi Pete! My name is Callie and I'm 27 years old, for the past few years since college I've been trying to figure out what the heck to do with my life. My dad recommended your channel to me when I expressed an interest in farming/homesteading as my dream job. I came on here to say that I absolutely love your videos!!! I watch your new videos on weekend mornings and often have you on in the background; I always let the ads play through, I appreciate what you do and I hope it makes a difference!! Not only do I learn so much about truly sustainable agriculture, I also feel as if you, Hilarie, and the kids are dear friends! My dad recently gifted me your book, A Year and a Day On Just a Few Acres, and you have very quickly become my biggest role model. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and inspiring this future farmer! :)
I cant believe u made those green guys happy Pete. After i see so many negative comments saying u only like the red tractors. I hope those green guys r happy now. Have a good day. 😉
After I went to college, Dad traded for a JD 80 and JD 730, both wide front ends. Someone else commented how big the pistons and cylinders were. Something like 6” diameter and a foot long for the piston. Massive things.
@@8tomtoms8 Pretty close! We had to replace one in the 730; the lower skirt had actually broken off. We discovered that changing the oil when pieces fell into our catch pan. Dad thought I’d dropped the plug, but when I showed him I had it in my hand, we knew something was desperately wrong. The tractor still worked, I guess all the pieces just broke up and sat down in the oil pan. Tough old tractor!
We had tractor pulls in Pompey NY during the empire farm days this year they r trying to get more of them this next year it is called Smoking in the Hills
HI Pete. Loved it...Hahaha. .."If that don't send chills down your spine, nothing will!". Thanks for taking us to the tractor pull Pete! It was great to see some old tractors out there pulling!
And we see crazy farm boys are in every part off this Great Land! Love this Land, Long live the America we all love. Thank you Pete for posting this video of a Fun time for rural America.
Pete, my local county fairground hosts a pull each summer. This summer (after watching your channel for over a year) was so much more educated about the tractors and even struck up a conversation with a local FFA teacher who talked me through a Farmall M their group restored for a project and they had there on display. Thanks for your channel and for your positive attitude.
Hi Pete. Very nice upload, the food prices were very cheap. I like your comment at 12.40, this tractor is as rare as hen’s teeth. Here in Oz we are bit rougher, we’d say, as rare as rocking horse s#*t. Cheers from Oz.
Great to see you and your children. I agree, tractor pulls, part of the great Americana. I noticed the advertisement for MacFadden on the sled. The are located about 5 minutes from me. Bless.
"I think this tractor would do better with a few more cylinders." Love it! As a Farmall fan and sometimes tractor puller (1947 H), I love to see red tractors do well in tractor pulls.
As a farm wife I really enjoyed this video. Your commentary helped me understand what was going on with the horsepower, cylinders turbo, speed class, rpm's, weight, stock, tires, strengthen the crank etcand and wonder if they would give you a microphone to help others. Change is not good as it is taking us away from what we small farmers need to survive. It was good to hear your son liked the old tractors best:)
Ahhh, memories!! Thanks for sharing. I grew up not close, but not too far away from there in Greene, NY. I grew up working on a dairy farm. We used to go to Tractor and Truck pulls whenever they were around. Again, thanks for the memories.
Love your program immensely. My husband now watches with me. You have a very smooth calming voice very enjoyable to listen to your memories and information. I grew up on my mothers home place a very small simple farm with my Aunt and Grandmother with much help from uncles, neighbors.
I’ll be honest with you Pete didn’t care too much about tractors until you taking the time to break it down and showing us the views of the points of how to keep a great i instrument going. I’m enjoying this trip and thanks to you and your wife and your children we get to see and understand farm life.
Good Family fun use to go with my Dad back in the day when grew up in Indiana, now he is gone and I live in Florida haven't been to one since thanks for the video.
Great video. I love going to truck and tractor pulls. Glade to see you had a couple of the kids with you and your dad. A great family outing. From down here in cajon country stay safe and good luck.
Pete, that was thoroughly enjoyable! I live in Boston - I have never been to a tractor pull in my 62 years on this earth. Thank you for showing me a slice of life the existence of which was only in the margins of my urban world-view. That was fantastic! Now, I have to find one, if they have them in New England anywhere. Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing this. Love the old iron pulling. I remember going to antique tractor pulls where the sled was a flat sheet of iron and as it went down the track, bystanders stepped onto the sheet until the tractor stopped! Then, to add additional weight, they'd put 55 gallon drums of cement onto it. Good times! Not OSHA approved, though. Blessings from Ohio!
Thanks for the video Pete. At our pull in Western NY, where we have six days of pulling and garden tractors included per year, we use a dead pull sled or boat which is very basic. This system is used at horse pulls and is used at many tractor pulls. There can be a disadvantage to letting air out of tires because it lowers the draw hitch and you can loose purchase on the sled. Some people have gone to recommended pressures because of this. Our pulls are very popular and bring extra money to our antique equipment club. Keep up the very interesting videos Pete.
Pete, now I can say I’ve been to a tractor pull. Great video. Nice to see you with your dad, Grace and Henry. I know you’re having a GREAT Birthday Sunday. Happy Birthday 10/3/1968..
Thats awsome you videoed a tractor pull..... my dad n I pulled for years.....we had alot of fun with a a Farmall 400. With a smallblock Chevy 400 in it.... bout 500 h.p.....fun....as Allways god bless you Pete..ur family...and ..ur farm!!!
I have seen a lot of tractor pulls but I definitely learned a few more things about the art and science of pulling from this video. Glad you had a chance to take a few hours off and make an outing out of it.
Pete, Thanks for sharing this experience. I live in NW Wisconsin now and we've seen a renaissance in tractor pulls in our area over the last 10 years or so. This past summer we probably could have attended a tractor pull twice per month (Jun-Aug - After planting and before harvest) - within an hour's drive. Contrary to your background, I grew up with Green and Yellow, so really enjoy seeing the old (20 and 30 series) JD's. Lastly, when I would go to these in the the late 60's and 70's, I use to see the Minneapolis Moline guys hopping up and down on the rear extended steel seats to get what they all thought were a few extra feet. Thanks for rekindling some fond memories for me.
The antique tractor club I belong to in Michigan has a dead weight and transfer sled pull one weekend every month from April to September. During their show in August they pull all 3 days of the show. The chairman of the transfer sled pulls reported over 2000 hooks this past summer. Antique tractor pulling is alive and well in mid Michigan!
I mow hay on a guy’s place who builds pulling tractors from the ground up and CNC mills parts for them. Mostly the high end super stock and pro stock tractor classes. Always fun to see what he’s got in the shop!
Pete - I live in NW Ohio near Bowling Green, also known as “Pull Town”. I am very familiar with tractor pulls and the insane amount of mechanical mayhem that goes along with them.
hi Pete and family, this is in response to your comment about people pulling with some things without wheels, my great granddad pulled with a team of Morgan horses and they pulled huge logs.
Well Jerry, what ya wanna do Saturday? I dunno, maybe we can get Ronny and Greg, his dad Raliegh and a few others and we can pull some crap around in the field just to see who has the stronger tractor. Yea but old man Perkins has that case Steiger, he could pull all our tractors at once. Yea we could do that too toward the end of the day. Maybe we get the girls to do some potato salad and get little jimmy to do some of that smoked brisket and we just make a day of it before we got to plant...
Thanks for taking us to the tractor pull. For many of us in isolation, it is a great way to experience some of the fun that farmers ( and non farmers) have with their pulling equipment. As a kid I worked on a farm in SC that had three John Deere tractors, from medium to super large with a pony motor to start the diesel. Watching them pull brought back so many memories. Thanks again.
Pete, thanks for attending our event. We started this event 12 year’s ago as a memorial for a local farmer and avid puller Dorr Reynolds and added my father Dave Becker to it when he passed away. Any profits from our pulls go to Sempronius Fire Department or the Moravia FFA. We strive to make this a fun and entertaining event for spectators and pullers.
Hi Shawn, it was great meeting you at the pull! It was such a good time and a well-run event. Thank you for all your work!
Looks like the john deere did just fine without all them extra cylinders Pete😁
Hi Pete! My name is Callie and I'm 27 years old, for the past few years since college I've been trying to figure out what the heck to do with my life. My dad recommended your channel to me when I expressed an interest in farming/homesteading as my dream job. I came on here to say that I absolutely love your videos!!! I watch your new videos on weekend mornings and often have you on in the background; I always let the ads play through, I appreciate what you do and I hope it makes a difference!! Not only do I learn so much about truly sustainable agriculture, I also feel as if you, Hilarie, and the kids are dear friends! My dad recently gifted me your book, A Year and a Day On Just a Few Acres, and you have very quickly become my biggest role model. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and inspiring this future farmer! :)
Hi Callie, I'm glad you found the channel! Living on the land is very rewarding and I'm glad you're heading down that path. Best of luck!
Great memories of watching the horse & tractor pulls with my grandfather at the local country fair as a kid. 😊
I love the sound of the Johnny Poppers. I learned to drive on my Grandpa's "B".
I cant believe u made those green guys happy Pete. After i see so many negative comments saying u only like the red tractors. I hope those green guys r happy now. Have a good day. 😉
After I went to college, Dad traded for a JD 80 and JD 730, both wide front ends. Someone else commented how big the pistons and cylinders were. Something like 6” diameter and a foot long for the piston. Massive things.
@@8tomtoms8 Pretty close! We had to replace one in the 730; the lower skirt had actually broken off. We discovered that changing the oil when pieces fell into our catch pan. Dad thought I’d dropped the plug, but when I showed him I had it in my hand, we knew something was desperately wrong. The tractor still worked, I guess all the pieces just broke up and sat down in the oil pan. Tough old tractor!
Thank you for taking me along! I am 76 years old and the "ole heart" doesn't allow me to get out and about very often! Keep up the great work!
Every tractor pull I’ve Been to you need ear plugs Nice to see the old ones. Thanks for the video 👍
We had tractor pulls in Pompey NY during the empire farm days this year they r trying to get more of them this next year it is called Smoking in the Hills
I love tractor pulls. The biggest John Deere 2 cylinder is the 830. 6 1/8" bore x 8" stroke. Thanks for taking us there.
Pete, just what you need for "Just a Few Acres Farm".
HI Pete. Loved it...Hahaha. .."If that don't send chills down your spine, nothing will!". Thanks for taking us to the tractor pull Pete! It was great to see some old tractors out there pulling!
Your best video yet, in my humble opinion.
Class of '83 College of Engineering, HOOK'EM!
Hilary must be takin care of the farm
Much better than watching the drag racers and easier on the ears. Thanks Pete.
And we see crazy farm boys are in every part off this Great Land! Love this Land, Long live the America we all love. Thank you Pete for posting this video of a Fun time for rural America.
Pete, my local county fairground hosts a pull each summer. This summer (after watching your channel for over a year) was so much more educated about the tractors and even struck up a conversation with a local FFA teacher who talked me through a Farmall M their group restored for a project and they had there on display. Thanks for your channel and for your positive attitude.
❤️ I’m from a small farming county in Ohio and our county fair has truck and tractor pulls every year. A favorite!💕
Slowly going through your older videos and really enjoying each one. This was fun to watch!
I pull with J D 1953 60. I unhook the feed wagon put the weight brackets on ready to go. Super m s and 88 Oliver's are trouble most of the time
I. Have to agree David . Anything more than two cylinders is just a waste , johnny poppers get it done in the field and farmyard. Trust Jesus
@@ronaldgodden4490 thanks if you can get traction you're not going to kill it
Good time with family and friends. Another outstanding video and a break from the market. Poor Hillary.
Hi Pete. Very nice upload, the food prices were very cheap. I like your comment at 12.40, this tractor is as rare as hen’s teeth. Here in Oz we are bit rougher, we’d say, as rare as rocking horse s#*t. Cheers from Oz.
Thanks Pete, I really enjoy watching the tractor pull videos.
Love going to tractor pulls in my pajamas . Thanks for taking us along .
Great to see you and your children. I agree, tractor pulls, part of the great Americana. I noticed the advertisement for MacFadden on the sled. The are located about 5 minutes from me. Bless.
I honestly watched some of this video and then sent it on to my husband. He'll enjoy it more. Be well.
"I think this tractor would do better with a few more cylinders." Love it! As a Farmall fan and sometimes tractor puller (1947 H), I love to see red tractors do well in tractor pulls.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️
I find it fun trying to squeeze as much power out of a tractor as possible while remaining stock appearing.
As a farm wife I really enjoyed this video. Your commentary helped me understand what was going on with the horsepower, cylinders turbo, speed class, rpm's, weight, stock, tires, strengthen the crank etcand and wonder if they would give you a microphone to help others.
Change is not good as it is taking us away from what we small farmers need to survive. It was good to hear your son liked the old tractors best:)
It can be hard to enjoy things when you're shooting video. Thanks for taking the time to give up some of your experience to share.
I have fond memories of tractor pulls as a kid growing up.
Pete, Loved the video! reminds me of when I lived in Colorado in the 80s! I loved the Tractor pulls!!! I really love your video's!!!!
Thanks for the information about the tractor pulls. Your informative narrations add to the quality of your videos.
an appreciative greeting to grandfather!
his truck falls into the> VERY GOOD
Ahhh, memories!! Thanks for sharing. I grew up not close, but not too far away from there in Greene, NY. I grew up working on a dairy farm. We used to go to Tractor and Truck pulls whenever they were around. Again, thanks for the memories.
Love your program immensely. My husband now watches with me. You have a very smooth calming voice very enjoyable to listen to your memories and information. I grew up on my mothers home place a very small simple farm with my Aunt and Grandmother with much help from uncles, neighbors.
We attend our local tractor 🚜 pulls every year. They're fun really. Have you ever seen the riding lawnmower pulls? Those are hilarious 🤣 😆
Thanks for sharing your day Pete! Fun day!
Thank you so much for the show. Now I can say I saw my obligatory 1 tractor pull per year. Haha. Thanks Pete!
I’ll be honest with you Pete didn’t care too much about tractors until you taking the time to break it down and showing us the views of the points of how to keep a great i instrument going. I’m enjoying this trip and thanks to you and your wife and your children we get to see and understand farm life.
Good Family fun use to go with my Dad back in the day when grew up in Indiana, now he is gone and I live in Florida haven't been to one since thanks for the video.
I’m so happy to see that are local pull was on UA-cam and I’m happy that I got to meet you
Thanks for a great commentary! I’ve never understood tractor pulls, now I have an appreciation for them!!
Thank you for showing the tractor pull - i have enjoyed very much
Great video. I love going to truck and tractor pulls. Glade to see you had a couple of the kids with you and your dad. A great family outing. From down here in cajon country stay safe and good luck.
That was fun! Thanks for bringing us along. 🇺🇸🚜👍
Pete, that was thoroughly enjoyable! I live in Boston - I have never been to a tractor pull in my 62 years on this earth. Thank you for showing me a slice of life the existence of which was only in the margins of my urban world-view. That was fantastic! Now, I have to find one, if they have them in New England anywhere. Thanks again.
State fairs
Wow. This brings back memories. My uncle took us to a tractor pull when I was a kid. Thanks Pete.
Thanks for sharing this. Love the old iron pulling. I remember going to antique tractor pulls where the sled was a flat sheet of iron and as it went down the track, bystanders stepped onto the sheet until the tractor stopped! Then, to add additional weight, they'd put 55 gallon drums of cement onto it. Good times! Not OSHA approved, though. Blessings from Ohio!
Brings back memories. Thanks Pete.
Thanks for the video Pete. At our pull in Western NY, where we have six days of pulling and garden tractors included per year, we use a dead pull sled or boat which is very basic. This system is used at horse pulls and is used at many tractor pulls. There can be a disadvantage to letting air out of tires because it lowers the draw hitch and you can loose purchase on the sled. Some people have gone to recommended pressures because of this. Our pulls are very popular and bring extra money to our antique equipment club. Keep up the very interesting videos Pete.
Very rarely I see john deere 2 cylinders win these. Only if there isn't any 400s, 450s and Super MTAs
Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for taking us along.
Love the Chevy Emblem on the hood!! Classic!!! I want one for my '18 Silverado!!! Awesome video Pete!!!!
I always learn new things from your channel. Very interesting!
Pete thanks for sharing your day with us, Darrel
Great video, nice to see all the colors, even those running on more cylinders than they need….lol
Pete, now I can say I’ve been to a tractor pull. Great video. Nice to see you with your dad, Grace and Henry. I know you’re having a GREAT Birthday Sunday. Happy Birthday 10/3/1968..
Love the video! Nothing beats attending a good ol' tractor 🚜 pull and spending time with the family
Thanks for taking the time Pete for Making this video loved watching have a great day or night depends on what time it is with you!
So nice you can spend the day with your kids. Looks like fun🇨🇦
i hope you enjoyed a good day with your dad and kids thanks for the ride along
That looks like a fun day out for you and your family! Thanks for sharing your adventures Pete!
Thats awsome you videoed a tractor pull..... my dad n I pulled for years.....we had alot of fun with a a Farmall 400. With a smallblock Chevy 400 in it.... bout 500 h.p.....fun....as Allways god bless you Pete..ur family...and ..ur farm!!!
OMG never knew such a hobby existed. Amazing.
Love tractor and truck pulls. Thank you for taking us along!!❤️😊
I have seen a lot of tractor pulls but I definitely learned a few more things about the art and science of pulling from this video. Glad you had a chance to take a few hours off and make an outing out of it.
That looks pretty cool with just regular tractors no beefed-up ones
Great video' hadn't see a tractor pull in years. Thank you!
Gotta love antique tractor pulls, one of my favorite things to do. Great video
Yup, enjoyed the video. Thx for sharing your day.
Yeeha, Haven't been to one since 80's! Love the Flags!
Pete, Thanks for sharing this experience. I live in NW Wisconsin now and we've seen a renaissance in tractor pulls in our area over the last 10 years or so. This past summer we probably could have attended a tractor pull twice per month (Jun-Aug - After planting and before harvest) - within an hour's drive. Contrary to your background, I grew up with Green and Yellow, so really enjoy seeing the old (20 and 30 series) JD's. Lastly, when I would go to these in the the late 60's and 70's, I use to see the Minneapolis Moline guys hopping up and down on the rear extended steel seats to get what they all thought were a few extra feet. Thanks for rekindling some fond memories for me.
Nice to meet you and you're family Pete
The antique tractor club I belong to in Michigan has a dead weight and transfer sled pull one weekend every month from April to September. During their show in August they pull all 3 days of the show. The chairman of the transfer sled pulls reported over 2000 hooks this past summer. Antique tractor pulling is alive and well in mid Michigan!
I've heard about tractor pulls my whole life. Never been one in day trip driving distance. Thanks so much for sharing this one!
Pete’s bed head, comb down fail cracks me up....it’s his co-host at this point. 🙃😉
@@eltsennestle998 it’s not meant to be. His hair looks like that in every video...it’s endearing after so many times.
This vid made my day Pete. I'm so glad you made it. I'll definitely share it with my John Deere,( " needs more cylinders") buddies!😁
I mow hay on a guy’s place who builds pulling tractors from the ground up and CNC mills parts for them. Mostly the high end super stock and pro stock tractor classes. Always fun to see what he’s got in the shop!
Pete - I live in NW Ohio near Bowling Green, also known as “Pull Town”. I am very familiar with tractor pulls and the insane amount of mechanical mayhem that goes along with them.
hi Pete and family, this is in response to your comment about people pulling with some things without wheels, my great granddad pulled with a team of Morgan horses and they pulled huge logs.
They have lawnmower pulls and kiddie pulls at our annual tractor pull. So much fun to watch.
Thank you for bringing us.
Thanks for sharing memories
Only in the USA WOULD you see something like this. Great family fun day out.
Never been to a tractor pull but watched every second of this one!
I was there!! You left before the tandem pools happen and they were pretty good. They also had a big articulating pull class for the kids.
Well Jerry, what ya wanna do Saturday? I dunno, maybe we can get Ronny and Greg, his dad Raliegh and a few others and we can pull some crap around in the field just to see who has the stronger tractor. Yea but old man Perkins has that case Steiger, he could pull all our tractors at once. Yea we could do that too toward the end of the day. Maybe we get the girls to do some potato salad and get little jimmy to do some of that smoked brisket and we just make a day of it before we got to plant...
Thanks for taking us to the tractor pull. For many of us in isolation, it is a great way to experience some of the fun that farmers ( and non farmers) have with their pulling equipment. As a kid I worked on a farm in SC that had three John Deere tractors, from medium to super large with a pony motor to start the diesel. Watching them pull brought back so many memories. Thanks again.
Love the old tractor pulls. We get them out here on the west coast too. Been a couple of times. Always a good time.
Thank you for taking us with you. I love those tractor pulls 🤩👍
you could head out to greenwich ny next year for the washington county fair and see some tractor puls
Thanks for bringing us along!
Very enjoyable video Pete. Brings back so may old memories. Really enjoyed it. Thank you!
Wow, I haven’t bee to a tractor pull in years. I agree I think they should do more of these. Have a great rest of your Sunday.
Oh now you know deep down in side you want one of them 2 cylinder John deers Pete . Lol
Thanks for sharing your day with us, Pete!