Great Oregon Steam Up 2023

[@danielginther4879]

Rode my bike to that event in the early 70s after it relocated from Silverton and was previously known as the threshing bee on Harvey Mickelsons farm. We had the only running 1905 Star drilling machine.

[@patroo2]

Thank you for doing a quality video. It was much easier to watch than spending the day out in high temperatures. The reaper at about 13 minutes came from my grandfather's farm in the Brooks area.

[@johnrockstone]

What a great video! Thank you for posting this! Very enjoyable!👍👍👍

[@brysonhellman3732]

Been volunteering there for almost 15 years. Such an amazing and fun place. Excited you will be out next year! Would be a good opportunity to get some behind the scenes shots.

[@7ideaproductions]

That would be awesome!

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

⁠​⁠@@7ideaproductions Name of that steam vehicle at 12:23

[@mikemullay5622]

I was at the Brooks, Oregon truck museum a few years ago for an all Buick Show. I enjoyed the show but during the day the temperature reached 106 degrees!

[@tomschmidt3165]

That was terrific!

[@7ideaproductions]

Thank you!

[@ironheart6704]

Beautiful! 👏👏

[@dalecs47]

I guess it was around 1970, I was 15, my grandmother took me to the very first Great Oregon Steam up. At that time it was just a large hay field. I think they had one large steel display/shop building. I recall seeing a number of large Case steam traction engines and a number very large gasoline power tractors as well as many smaller ones. The Yuba is one I remember. It was gray color, had tacks in the back and a metal ball type front wheel for steering Sad to think that most of the presenters of that time are gone now but happy to think that a new generation has taken hold and continuing the tradition.

[@AndreiTupolev]

What a fabulous place! That would make an awesome film set

[@steverudder3321]

What a special treat on a partly cloudy ⛅️ Oregon summer day! And those American flags 🇺🇸 look AWESOME! MAKE FARMERS GREAT AGAIN! The look, the sounds, and the smells of American history right there for all to enjoy!😁👍

[@brendenkennedy4304]

Woah what in the world is this? Those Johnny poppers look awesome. I personally love johnny poppers.

[@MrMarkpeggy]

We have a nice John deere museum there. You should visit 😊

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

⁠@@MrMarkpeggy at 12:54 Name of that Wagon that The steam tractors, pulling

[@LouT1501]

Was that Rick Franklin driving the big Cat with his name onit? Thanks for the video, Aaron! I've been there once and need to go again!

[@7ideaproductions]

I think so! He sure has contributed to that place.

[@guy_called_Odin]

Video: "We started our day... with a tank!" Me: What a way to start the day. Edit: An M2 Stewart no less! Those little light tanks are always neat to see!

[@Patric5590]

Awesome video 👍😎🇺🇸🚂👍

[@7ideaproductions]

Thank you!

[@Zebrails]

17:18 The original "Emergency" pumper vehicle?

[@blairterry9435]

There’s a surviving Western Pacific 2-8-2 on display at the museum.

[@Will-train]

No there isn’t

[@Milkypenguin]

That's Western Railway Museum. There's no standard gauge steam locomotives in Powerland.

[@blairterry9435]

Oh ok.@@Milkypenguin

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Will-train at 15:43 Name of that steam vehicle

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

⁠@@blairterry9435 At 18:23 name of that vehicle

[@karlhaynes3887]

Hey, I saw me in the

[@northernutahlivesteam]

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