Always hated doing that to a baler , dirt is hardest thing on a baler .

This possibly mountain home,idaho or perhaps twin falls,idaho

That boy is wearing a short sleeve shirt in winter,yet his brother has a winter coat...ok mom said its time for dinner

Awesome video great sounding machine

hydristatic drivetrain would be nice, giving infinite variable forward soeel regardless of engine rpms...

Avion

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Great video

20” disk blade and high lift jack weld stops go jack won’t slip off disk blade won’t sink in mud beats dozer in field

Nice hair todd

Is there the possibility of an electric option?

Looks like the oggun tractor and that looks like the tillmore that was based on the "G"

Great video

Wow windrowed a week ago! When we make hay we bring it in the day after cutting

Looks like the tuff-blt is a knock-off of the old Allis Chalmers G

Nice

Thank you for posting this video!

That's some great rare footage at the beginning !

Soy de argentina esta buena la senbradoras como puedo contactarme para conprar

The operator needs to break each rear-wheel individually or power them individually to become a better operator, or it needs more weight on the front end...

This tractor is very similar to the Allis Chalmers model G.

The guy knotting is in the dust zone.

time to invest in some finger weeder in row cultivators for that Tuff Bilt!

I’m Montagnards indigenous I’m a farmer , I miss farm a lot . Look at those kids they grow up on farm they knows how to farm in the future. The kids live in the city they didn’t know where the fruit , vegetables came from.

Nice video thanks for sharing

Did the Rostvit twins visit the Dominican Republic in the 1970s? I believe I met them!

is that you forrest? forrest gump

Great Video! If you are interested I have just posted “Hay Biology, Baling and Harvesting” kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3mwf6qHd7Z8ppo. I use it for an agricultural supplement for my 7th grade science glass. Most of the pictures are from our family farm. I use it to show examples of biology and engineering in everyday life.

very interesting, my last bailing was early 50's.

Farm Vlogs anno 1930-2005 :D

in the 1969 part we have a truck just luke itbut its got a grain box and is white and teal blue

Second. And it looks pretty good too

Why do all these videos fail to back up enough to see the tractor?

fantastic video. Where did you get all of this footage? This is a treasure, it brought tears to my eyes, thinking about my dad and my brother making hay together. My neighbors and I are going to make hay the old way this summer for their horses, just for fun, yup, I said fun. But, my brother says we can have all the fun for ourselves.

Опасно работаете мальчишки совсем дети а механизм крутится Dangerous work the boys are quite kids and the mechanism is spinning

nice tractor, where can I buy one.

Not revealed, just over the fences was his neighbor's driveway...which of course means his neighbor bought a machine twice as big!

a man walking with no coat

Hey cool

That looks like a Bradley potato planter

not a bad build

Grandpa,look behind you once in awhile!

Awesome video! I watched the whole thing, from beginning, to end, and was glued to the whole process of how each type of machinery did their jobs, the best people knew how to make them work. Nowadays, they have these robotic machines, doing a lot of this work, but as dangerous as it was, it sure looked like a lot of fun to put in such hard work, knowing what one had accomplished. I could imagine, on one of those older machines, where the guy had to sit on the outside edge, there were bales the machine would come a little too close to, that might knock someone off their SEAT!! Dangerous, indeed, I am sure...for many reasons. I have so much respect for these farming processes, and one day hope to go back to my roots, and have a part in something like this. I'm tired of living in the city. ;) Thank you for posting this!! HAPPY SPRING!!

Hi from Italy, nice planter tool! Do you use solarization for weeds or you use glifosate? Thank u

those early bales are tighter than most tied by a machine. those where truly the days.

that's Colorado, it can be 10 degrees out and sun will warm you enough to go without a coat.

Lots of snow, but can't be too cold, young man walking around in short sleeve shirt!!. Blower does a great job.

Limington, Warwickshire during the 1950's. There was a farmer balling hay in one of his fiends and the baler jammed so he got off the tracker and kicked the org to set it turning again but his foot got caught as it began to turn and was dragged screaming into that bale. For many years that baler was left in the field as never used again.. Farm masonry can kill if not treated with respect.

Rose, This is so beautiful. I love the pieces you played, and your interpretation is/was LOVELY! Congratulations on such a great job!