7th Annual Shop Hill Play Day ~ Antique Tractor Show 2023

Hello and welcome!
Check out this video of our 7th Annual Show held in October of 2023. This year we featured all corn related equipment and we also had many other working antique displays. Demonstrations in this video include:
-Meadows Grist Mill and other corn grinders
-Hammermill
-Blizzard Silage Chopper
-Veneer Mill
-Basket Making
-Butter Churning
-Reaper
-Pump jack
-Shingle Mill
-Aultman Taylor 30-60 Prairie Tractor
-5/8 Scale Baker Steam Engine
-Fordson Roller
-International Titan
-Drag Saw
-Black powder log splitter
-Olin Engine
-Otto Engine
-Vertical Wood Splitter
-Vintage Toaster
-Apple Peeling
-Cider Making
-Snow Bale Loader
-Blacksmith Shop
-Broom Corn Deseeding
-Buzz Saw
-Rock Crusher
-Dowell Maker
And other antique tractors, engines, and equipment!
We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who attended this year's show and especially those who offered support by donating time, money, and resources. We couldn't do it all without you!
Thank you for watching!

[@HayWoodsandWetlands]

probably one of the most diverse bunch of implements I've seen presented on KZbin. Great video. so many things I've never seen.

[@emeryvilleky]

Thank you so much! We really like to focus on working demonstrations. Thanks for watching!

[@Meene_Lindner]

Awesome. That's fun to see :-)

[@emeryvilleky]

Thanks!

[@Xmilker-zb8ig]

Watching all this old time equipment brings back a lot of memories. I ran a lot of equipment with flat belts. Here are a couple of suggestions. The longer the belt the smother the power will be from the old 1 and 2 cylinder and hit and miss engines and also set up so you can run a belt crossed will help keep it on the pullies much better because most engines pull on the bottom belt which makes the bottom belt tight and the returning belt slack and wants to track to one side the other. Also a crossed belt is affected a lot less by wind.

[@colin_5839]

Wow what an awesome show! I love the variety of stuff you guys have there and also how many different kinds of displays there are!

[@emeryvilleky]

Thank you so much! We really try to focus on working demonstrations, we appreciate the comment!

[@garykahe9617]

Where is it held

[@emeryvilleky]

We’re located in Central Kentucky

[@ChristinaJones-l6f]

Would like to come to your next show. When is it and where is it

[@emeryvilleky]

@@ChristinaJones-l6f Hi! Our next show will be October 4th and 5th 2024, located at 910 Shop Hill Rd. Liberty, Kentucky. We’d love to have you!