15 BIZARRE AMERICAN HARVESTERS YOU WON'T BELIEVE EXIST

[@VintageMachines19]

Which Harvester was your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

[@rodneytyus]

Having grown up on peanut farms in NW Florida, I will tell you one thing you got wrong on the Lilliston peanut combine is that the combine did not invert the plants. You had use an inverter to pull the plants from the ground and invert them. They then have to dry out slightly before combining them. Other than upgrades on the size and technology of the machines, peanuts still have to be inverted and combined basically the same way today.

[@VintageMachines19]

I really appreciate your feedback! It’s super helpful to have your knowledge and experience to improve the content. Thanks for sharing!

[@bwilliams463]

I love those old bolt-on corn harvesters for the tricycle gear tractors. If you stand at the end of a row as they come at you, they look like crazy monsters emerging from the corn.

[@VintageMachines19]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Some of them definitely look like monsters. LOL!

[@mikedaniel5067]

The IH combines are 141 not 123. My grandfathers had both

[@VintageMachines19]

I appreciate the clarification! It’s always great to learn from viewers who have firsthand experience. Your grandfathers must have had some impressive machinery!

[@anvilsvs]

Considerable mismatch of narration and pictures.

[@VintageMachines19]

Thank you for your feedback! I'll make sure to pay closer attention to the synchronization between the narration and visuals in future videos.

[@jaybiberstein9920]

You talk about one thing and show something else. Why not make videos about something you actually know something about ?

[@VintageMachines19]

Thank you for your comment. I'd appreciate it if you could be more specific so that I can prevent making the same mistake in the future.