Really glad that you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting and stop by again!

Thank you, Gordon. I have farmed with Olivers all my life and they certainly hold a special place in my heart as well. Glad you are enjoying my videos and I will try to continue to make worthwhile videos. Hope to hear from you again.

Thanks, Russell. I sure enjoy using them. Glad you liked the video.

That's quite alright! 3-0 is awesome. Let's hope they extend that to 4-0 against the Colts!

Good to hear from you, and I know exactly what you mean. Thanks for stopping by.

Well, that's the way this summer was. We had close to 30 days that were 90 degrees or above. It was a hot and dry one.

Yeah, for old tractors they run pretty good! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for viewing and commenting.

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Jan.

Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Tom.

4 hours ago Did you try Maibach Tractor in Ohio.? They are a pretty big dealer and handle MF. Also wonder if there’s a salvage yard that has something.

I will try them. The dealer I was talking to was going to look at some salvage yards, but I never heard from him, and they will not return my calls.

They didn't have anything. They sent me to a salvage yard in Canada as a last-ditch effort. They didn't have anything either. We'll have to see what a machine shop can do.

@@TAHDAHFarm Well, it was worth a try. Maybe the machine shop can do something.🤞🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏🙏

Joe is a great friend and excellent Oliver mechanic. He’s seen it all. Good luck with your Ford NAA project!

It there's anything I can help you with, let me know. My email can be found on my channel. I'm not an expert, but have dealt with our Farmall C literally all my life.

You're welcome. Hope you enjoyed it.

Absolutely picture-perfect day with ideal temps - not too hot, but not too cool.

It was a picture-perfect day. Yeah, the Olivers definitely had a gear whine. I know my Olivers so well that I could be blindfolded and probably tell you what gear I'm in just by the sound.

That club is about 2 hours away from us, which is kind of impractical for meetings and events. I wish it were closer. My friends wouldn't haul their tractors that far for a ride/parade or anything.

@@pagrainfarmer I knew some folks that got that club started. Was friends with several of them. Where are you located?

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We were fortunate once again that all the "old iron" performed well.

We had a really good time. Already looking forward to next year.

That was something we made a conscious effort to do. If we stay relatively close together, we stand less of a chance of having an impatient car or pickup truck getting into the middle of our line when they try to pass us. However, most people were courteous.

Western PA is special in terms of scenery. Makes the tractor ride that much more enjoyable. It was a picture-perfect day.

They are a lot of fun. They take a little planning and preparation when you host it like I do, but it's well worth it. We hope next year ours will be even bigger and better.

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It truly is! When we are harvesting corn and soybeans, I should get some footage from my grain truck that will show it. I think I had such a video last year, too.

Jim was a wonderful man and a great friend to me. We spoke frequently on the phone. He was a fine example of what it means to be a Christian, and I feel privileged to have known him and to have called him my friend and brother in Christ. Even though there will be nothing added to his channel, I hope that his channel remains up on KZbin because I often go back and look at his older videos and remember better times. If there's a farm in Heaven, rest assured that Cousin Scott is planting something and Jim is running the combine. They will both be missed. May God bless and comfort you.

Mrs. SBF, you should be able to reset SBF's password using the phone tied to his account.

@@garyclayton5733 Sadly I turned his phone off because it was on family plan to reduce my bill but I won't be posting anything but his videos go way back and he gave good information and was entertaining to the last

You'd be surprised how many people at the elevator and the quarry have asked me about the truck and tried to buy it.

Yep, they were all good ones!

They are kinda rare. They were primarily made for the seed corn industry, as they tend not to crack the kernels like combines often do. They are gentle-er on the seed corn.