Allis Chalmers Gleaner combines at work.

[@rbharvesters7404]

I have been collecting Gleaners since 2002 when i saved my first combine from scrap. That was the humpback A Super. Back in the winter i decided that it was time to start using the collection to show to the public doing what they were meant for. We also managed to raise £310 so far for the Carpenters Arms rehabilitation center. We are hoping to do another event next year with a more varied mix of combines. The main focus is 40s 50s and 60s combines still in they're working clothes

[@hughcarrigan7824]

I am delighted the day went well for you. It took a huge amount of effort, well done.

[@rbharvesters7404]

hughcarrigan7824 thanks, I'm glad too. It was hard work but worth it in the end

[@rbharvesters7404]

@hughcarrigan7824 thank you it was late nights 6 days a week for about 5 weeks. We just got them all ready in time. It was worth it though what a day. It was like the best day of my life in many ways

[@rbharvesters7404]

@hughcarrigan7824 oh dear i didn't realise i already said thanks never mind twice is good

[@stevenladd2822]

I love the old Gleaner combine, The first one we owned was a model E. I always wanted to paint it , My brother wouldn't let me, It was great for harvesting small fields of soybeans , I would love to drive one again, thank you for the video

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Great memories. Thanks.

[@georgelevett6925]

Excellent I remember them well

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@rbharvesters7404]

Thanks again to all who came to the event. So far raised £330 for my chosen charity the Carpenters Arms drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre. An organisation and cause close to my heart

[@rbharvesters7404]

Actually make that 370 as this morning I received another 40

[@excavator55]

I can remember Hacconby Farming Company having a fleet of Allis Chalmers combines late 60,s early 70,s.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

That would have been good to see.

[@graemegoodwin00]

My uncle had the middle-aged one in your movie, and he called it the Charming Allis. The orange ones were popular here in Aotearoa (New😢Holzealand). The motor was petrol though (Ipretty sure) as the exaust manifold used to glow red at night.

[@rbharvesters7404]

Three of these machines are mine. Im the one drive the short back one. We had an amazing time that weekend

[@williammatzek4660]

Here in the usa as a boy i remember a few orange gleaners. What i remember the most is the stainless steel baldwins ,and gleaners!

[@Casterton-Vintage]

That's interesting. I thought all the US gleaners were galvanised rather than orange. Always learning.

[@williammatzek4660]

You might be rite on the outside it may be galvanized. On the cylinder their is stainless sheet metal.

[@petergardner2334]

we need to see more this old combines at work doing what they were BUILT FOR GREAT VIDEO

[@Casterton-Vintage]

More to come soon!

[@KlepsGarage]

They may be old, but they get the job done. Nice drone work.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Thanks. I like to fly the drone if I can. It's not possible at many of the events but no problem at this one.

[@rbharvesters7404]

Awesome thanks Brian. I got to take the dog out them I'm on to this one

[@rbharvesters7404]

Really was a fantastic experience thanks to all involved

[@michaelsmith-dm3kb]

Brilliant video,thoroughly enjoyed that.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jasonsmith5487]

Excellent video my friend sadly no longer with us had super A great combines brings back some happy memories 👌👍

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@joshuaplacka8480]

I had no idea the gleaners were orange and white over there. I am used to seeing the silver and black or just plain galvanized and black. Crazy world, love the videos.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Thanks for the positive comment. I think all UK made Gleaners had orange paint. The factory was only five miles from me but I don't remember them building combines so it's a long time ago.

[@howardporter2863]

Bloody brilliant thanks for showing the line up ❤

[@rbharvesters7404]

It's a good video isn't. They are my combines I'm really glad Brian come over.

[@howardporter2863]

That must have been the best to have been in that field watching those four brilliant machines working

[@rbharvesters7404]

It was awesome. The weather just come good in the end. I been waiting my whole life for that event

[@rbharvesters7404]

It was awesome. The weather just come good in the end. I been waiting my whole life for that event

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Absolutely

[@09amusement]

They've got a good lick of speed in travel gear.

[@rbharvesters7404]

Yes they go well up the road

[@09amusement]

@@rbharvesters7404 Like formula 1 beside my Standard Fordson low top! 😀

[@rbharvesters7404]

For a combine that is. You certainly wouldn't want to go much faster.

[@09amusement]

@@rbharvesters7404 I once had a 1967 MF 788, That went faster in reverse than the forward road gear! 🤣😂

[@rbharvesters7404]

09amusement Scottish built I would imagine

[@rodneycody8746]

Nice

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Thanks

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Great video thanks.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

Glad you liked it!

[@musicajecy969]

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[@rbharvesters7404]

England 1958 to 1971

[@bobpaterson1845]

Always enjoy seeing vintage equipment doing what they were made for 💪👍

[@musicajecy969]

@@bobpaterson1845 You have presented a valuable idea.. 👍🌏🙏

[@musicajecy969]

@@rbharvesters7404 england 👌