Allis Chalmers Show: 2017 Orange Spectacular

Our trip to the Orange Spectacular in Hutchinson MN including a walk around the showgrounds, field demonstrations, the raffle, and my brother with his hero Dan Gingell.
Dan's Channel is at: / @dangingell
Skip to 2:33 For Dan Gingell
Skip to 4:03 for 1934 WC differences
Skip to 6:01 For a couple of Allis Puller Tractors
Skip to 8:54 for Threshing
Skip to 12:30 For Combining
Skip to 18:31 For Raking
Skip to 18:40 For Roto Bailing
Skip to 19:39 For Disking
Skip to 19:49 For Plowing
Skip to 22:33 for the Tractor Raffle

[@dougrutherford5243]

First tractor I drove was a WE pulling a Rotobailer I think I was 7. Thank goodness for that hand clutch.

[@dougrutherford5243]

I meant WD err spell check

[@baldfireman]

Mine was the D17 pulling a New Holland baler, age 9

[@kevintheilen9643]

Enjoyed the video. You showed the Rotobaler making one bale- that's about right...

[@JandLVideos]

they were having a lot of trouble with the rotobalers that day

[@kevintheilen9643]

Of course!

[@RJ1999x]

Nice job

[@CrestonMoore]

Talking about the model 40 All-Crop....Allis didn't take Deere to court over the design of the 40 being carried over to the Deere line. After designing the 40, Allis built a prototype straight-through 60. Performance of the straight-through 60 was nowhere near equal to that of the production 60, so the project was scrapped. However....Allis sold the design to Deere, and for the first couple years, the Deere model 12 combine was just the Allis prototype, painted green. Later on they made a few changes, but the design was largely based on the Allis prototype.

[@JandLVideos]

Interesting, I didn't know that.

[@andrewdonlan3587]

Creston Moore ńa

[@geertmartens7821]

Creston Moore t

[@glbrena]

tengo un ED40de 1963 q estoy restaurando un uruguay ,saludos

[@ottoneidlinger4938]

On the WC what is the little lever for on the gear shift?

[@JandLVideos]

There's a tiny lever on the shifter you press to open the slot for reverse if that's what you mean?

[@ottoneidlinger4938]

@@JandLVideos exactly that is what I’m asking. Thank you very much.

[@jamieshields9521]

Great show, like different machinery I wish I was there.

[@victorklesseperezdearce3158]

Jamie Shields Núm hollaand

[@greggergen4254]

It is amazing that they had round balers in the 50's but nobody thought of "supersizing" them until 50 years later... But then I guess you could say the same thing about square balers.

[@zacharyalonzo6164]

Sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.

[@braylenjohnny1974]

@Zachary Alonzo instablaster =)

[@trig5454]

My understanding was that Allis Chalmers sold the patent to Vermeer and they made the first "supersize" 5 ft. baler. The only large baler you could get until the patent ran out was a Vermeer. Can any one verify this story or have further/correct details?

[@Heimerviewfarm]

Did they have any snap coupler back blades for sale?

[@Bigfootfirewood21]

Midwest Allis Fan no I didn't see one when I was there

[@CrestonMoore]

I saw one for sale for $500.

[@mountainman7782]

When did allis make mini-bikes

[@JandLVideos]

Early 70's maybe?

[@lukasz1756]

Super machine

[@bradhaenitsch1145]

This place in Minnesota must be heaven just not in the winter jk

[@lowellmaxam8841]

Woodmizer

[@mandcvideos9076]

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