A Fully Restored Antique Tractor Collection!

[@rustyford3266]

Probably may his day just by walking around and talking about tractors. The knowledge of some of these guys is priceless!!!

[@dandrees2650]

Aaron, you should buy the John Deere with the Cozy cab to take over for the Oliver while it is down.

[@gregmercer5171]

That was a great video….man would enjoy seeing and meeting Mr. Doug… those individuals are like an encyclopedia of life and it is so important to capture those stories.

[@DonWelter]

Listen carefully...these older fellows are walking encyclopedias. When they're all gone, historical facts, etc. will be lost if not recorded for future generations. Gives you an appreciation of how far technology has advanced. Most of these old tractors were durable if taken care of. Several folks in our area still keep Dad's or Granddad's tractor as a memory to the labors of past generations.

[@johnsheeran1908]

Your comment is spot on!

[@ernestheiniger9110]

Great video! His stories are very interesting. I could listen to him all day.

[@ArmpitStudios]

The best part is his storytelling. It’s so important to document info like that from men like him.

[@veetwin75]

Im not even a farmer but could listen to this dude all day long with his knowledge

[@wolfriverratt1302]

Yes Sears and Montgomery Wards sold everything way back. I remember Sears even selling brand new houses. Put your order in and the lumber and hardware would show up wherever you wanted it sent to. I still have a Montgomery Wards furnace in my home. Furnace guy said that furnace will last me longer than a new one would so l kept it!

[@robertnaughton5577]

NOW I know I'm old when the young guys never heard of Montgomery Wards.

[@jerrymoore-nk7tv]

Just like listening to my grandpa

[@burtzorn4059]

😮 WOW what a great video Can't wait for part two. Thanks. That B farmall single tire just like my grandpa had.

[@toddvandyke1023]

Very nice collection and what a great guy to listen and learn from. Great video. Be safe and God bless

[@JamesDedmon]

When he talked about the milk cans. Reminded me of my late uncle, in the late 60’s they still used milk cans for “Carnation” can milk. He actually had a route that I used to ride with him. They actually had a plant in Shelby that the cans was unloaded and washed to be reloaded in the truck to exchanged with the farmers. It varies from 1 can up to 8 cans per farmers. Mostly second income instead of a full dairy

[@bobtuckosh9870]

Love those old tractors, and stories

[@jkholley1118]

Nice and knowledgeable guy. Good to get these videos with the people who know the history. What an amazing collection.

[@johnsquires9645]

Great collection of Red Power

[@royd8866]

Excellent video love the history of the Farmall and JD tractor.

[@franwagner622]

M dad had a cub cadet. The pto ran off the front of the motor and turned a belt for a belly mower. Nice collection of old iron.

[@br927]

John Deere 620 is my Tractor! This guy is very interesting! He's right about the 10-20! sears & Montgomery Wards started out being Farm machinery Cos. I got a few milk man stories, can't put them on here! I want to see the rest!

[@edstorey4675]

This was so good . Mr. Fisk is so into it, still, and loving all his knowledge drop. Looking forward to P2. Favorite- steel knob tractor.

[@stanhensley3082]

Looking forward to part 2. Thanks 😊

[@rustybuttrusty9960]

Great show. Nothing better than stories from the greatest generation. Thanks for visiting Mr Fisk.

[@mikebrown1188]

What a collection. I could listen to him all day.

[@marshallsayre58]

Me too..we all need to slow down...painfully slow dwn when we meet guys like Mr. FISK...

[@danw6014]

I could listen to him for hours. I have a couple of Sears and Roebuck pieces. A manure loader mounted on an Oliver Hart Parr 70 Row Crop, and a buzz saw.

[@bobkinney7913]

Thanks for taking time to make his and our day!

[@jimfisk9383]

Great Collection, fun to hear about each one.

[@robertlusnia506]

That was an awesome video, i like farmall's

[@edstorey4675]

Really great classic tractor stuff, love it .Thank you for providing us this gem video.

[@zvonkonikolic]

Great video!!!👍👍👍

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello this is awesome this man knows his tractors. Thankyou for showing this. Have a great day

[@nickkorzeniewski230]

Yeehaw my goodness what are great collection of classic tractor’s amazing

[@ValleyViewDairy]

Them old guys have lots of stories and knowledge if you take the time to listen! Great video

[@GregWalker-m6c]

Enjoyed that video. This old gentleman has a ton of knowledge to pass on! There is much more in that shed. I have 3 M's and a SM. That SMTA would be my favorite as well

[@johnhenderson299]

How remarkable is that fellow a walking tractor historian

[@clinthochrein888]

Awesome collection he has an interesting stories .

[@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586]

I really hope that all of this gentleman's babies go to good homes who appreciate them. He is a collector, all right.

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video guys 😊

[@anthonyhengst2908]

Lovely collection.

[@ronzimmerman8968]

Loved the story of the AR.

[@tc6573]

A very knowledgeable man. He also has a very impressive tractor collection complete with history of each one. 👍

[@ThomasDrehfal]

Great video!

[@Ironvalleylarry]

When I started I had a Blackhawk 2 row corn planter that was sold by Montgomery Ward. You could still order shoes thru the Catalog

[@chrisburke848]

that was fun

[@Dextamartijn]

Very neat collection. Enjoyed listening and really liked his experience and Explanation of everything.

[@garlandhenry6792]

Very nice collection

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

I hate to think about all the Classic tractors that have been scrapped. Nothing like the Old Iron, certainly not the new plastic. 👍

[@lindadanielson7405]

Love storytime

[@billpike904]

I have a Louisville SM and I like to tell the story about them too

[@Blackwellll3066]

I'd love to have the 2 john deere and like 50 acers of land to either play with on or farm.....but I will always love old tractors just cuz a tool box is all ya need to fix them no laptop computer

[@marshallsayre58]

Wow that was 2/3 of wht he has? Thats amazing..hes able to keep track of them all, nut guess there his babies. Thats some collection. Did he raise the $$ from farmn to buy /fix/repair all those? We are in the wrong business..LOL. GOD BLESS Mr. Fisk.

[@tjt1992]

That John Deere cab tractor has a solenoid on the right side down under the seat area and of you take a 1/4” flat nose punch or a screwdriver and gently hit the center of the solenoid and it should knock it free. Then engage the solenoid every time you use the tractor. Worked for me

[@marklen2322]

I just priced new Firestone tires for my 3020 ---- $890/ tire

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

Jeez. I can say, 100% honestly, that I have run a hay grapple, albeit with an electric motor. The dang thing worked into the 1990's. Quite scary to be 20' feet up and shaking as the hay was hauled up, not knowing exactly which lever did what. Ahh, the good old days. 😊

[@wisconsindairyfarmer737]

Love the video. I love watching old antique tractor videos. Do you know what part of the state he is located?

[@milandjurdjevich3046]

What is the gentleman's name who is selling the tractors? This is an excellent video overall. Keep up the great work

[@joellarson8504]

Are you by eleva strum

[@Navet63]

So this guy has all of this equipment setting around, hoping someone buys something?

[@jamesropp9734]

How didst cute

[@marshallsayre58]

WOW, he's the encyclopedia of tractors..does he still farm&what? Get home safe