some really neat equipment! that silver tractor lyman ( not sure of the name) very uncommon one. neat seeing all the corn pickers! The largest was a 3 row I think. and the single row! the combines harvest 6 rows at 10mph what an advancement! great video, great way to see it all!
Cool collection of equipment! Randomly thinking about the Case chopper/picker - it could pick sweet corn into one wagon and chopped forage into another. But I don't remember if it had a husking bed - which a sweet corn picker wouldn't have.
The Leyland tractor operator should be wearing a jaunty touring cap, a tweed jacket and a pair of brogans while smoking a briar pipe. In any case, he wins the outstanding towed array award with that picker-chopper (never seen one before). It's also begging for someone to drop beside with a vintage chuck wagon to provide silage support. Great video, by the way, sir!
3:17 I've not seen one like that. I wonder if that was meant to blow the chaf into another wagon for bedding? It really cleaned up the row afterwards. Thanks for sharing this video 👍👍✌️
Well after thinking about it you could be on to something or I thought maybe by chopping the stalk and blowing it out it helped with tillage later just like when we chop stalks
I was surprised to see a British Leyland tractor at the show British Leyland tractors formally known as Nuffield’s do you know if Nuffield’s were ever exported into the US.
Love seeing the older equipment still running. It's amazing to see the more things change the more they stay the same.. When it works don't change it.
thanks for sharing
I like the case corn picker, it chops up the residue, never saw one
Pretty cool event some great equipment great video thanks Brandon and Madison
Our pleasure!
That is a cool show one day I will make it
I liked the Woman driving the Super MTA and 2MH picker! She would yell a "Wahoo" when she went by!
There's a story behind that tractor and picker I think it may have been her father's and they restored it?
Equipment from an era of working farms & farmers. Can’t help but reminisce.
Thanks for taking us along with you that was great to see all the old equipment in action 👍
Glad you enjoyed it thank you! I got more videos to come!
I was surprised to see a Leyland tractor, over in the USA.. pronounced LAYland.... 👍👌
Probably has a fjording kit. lol
some really neat equipment! that silver tractor lyman ( not sure of the name) very uncommon
one. neat seeing all the corn pickers! The largest was a 3 row I think. and the single row!
the combines harvest 6 rows at 10mph what an advancement! great video, great way to see it all!
Nice getting to catch up with ya at the show great video
Yes it was it was great finally getting to meet you!!
Best video so far. Thanks
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Cool collection of equipment! Randomly thinking about the Case chopper/picker - it could pick sweet corn into one wagon and chopped forage into another. But I don't remember if it had a husking bed - which a sweet corn picker wouldn't have.
Thanks for sharing, great to see old equipment still doing an awesome job. Some really interesting units.
Thanks for watching!
That was really cool to see all of the old farm machinery working awesome videos
Thanks for the awesome video. The older stuff never gets old
Glad you enjoyed it thank you!
Man was that cool, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Great Video!!
Great video! We had the same JD 45 round back combine when I was a kid!
looks like Chanure AFB where I went to tech school in '73. i remember that someone grew weed between the rows of corn.
The Leyland tractor operator should be wearing a jaunty touring cap, a tweed jacket and a pair of brogans while smoking a briar pipe. In any case, he wins the outstanding towed array award with that picker-chopper (never seen one before). It's also begging for someone to drop beside with a vintage chuck wagon to provide silage support. Great video, by the way, sir!
we were there Fri and Sat plowing with our D17D!!! l will be watchin!!
Thanks for sharing. This will probably be the only way I can see what goes on at Rantoul. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Thanks for watching! I got more videos from there I've got like 3 more to post
@dirtgrainsteel that's awesome, I'll be looking forward to seeing them.
I was there Friday and Saturday. I would have liked to have met you and shook hands!
Definitely would have been cool to meet maybe next time I'll do like a meet and greet or something!!
My Dad and I were there Friday and Saturday, it is a great show. We saw you late Saturday afternoon but didn't get a chance to talk to you.
Aww man I wish I could have talked to you!!
Awesome video thanks for sharing wish I could go to a show like that 😢have a great time
Your welcome thank you for watching!
We put 15 miles on my 4 wheeler Friday and Saturday
I should have rest my trip meter I drove alot
That looks like y’all had a great time in Rantoul.
We had a blast!
3:17 I've not seen one like that. I wonder if that was meant to blow the chaf into another wagon for bedding? It really cleaned up the row afterwards.
Thanks for sharing this video 👍👍✌️
Well after thinking about it you could be on to something or I thought maybe by chopping the stalk and blowing it out it helped with tillage later just like when we chop stalks
a white 1055 tractor not so common of a unit in the NE. always see fords, JD, Oliver's, alice Chalmers ect.
WEnt to Tech school in the Air Force at Rantoul.
That's cool!
i bleed cat yellowbut ihc made a few good crawlers the one that had 2speed steering were great tractors 15/24/25 prety tough only parts not like cat
I was surprised to see a British Leyland tractor at the show British Leyland tractors formally known as Nuffield’s do you know if Nuffield’s were ever exported into the US.
I had a case 1 row
Was going to go to the show this year, but weather and hay season changed my plans. Would you recommend bringing a UTV to get around there?
It’s a must have.
IHC combines and even MF(@#$%&*), but no gleaner!
There was Gleaners there