Buharlı traktör nasıl çalışır?

#buharlımakineler #buhar #traktör #çiftçi

[@someoneelse9059]

The hardest working guy there, was the one shovelling coal.

[@roterakaten636]

Indeed the fireman is always pushing the coal into the fire. He is the closest person to the hand of God. That's what tye old timers called steam power the hand of God because it was instant, quite and there when required.

[@cptmuska]

Looks fun honestly...

[@LBCB94025]

Where is this????

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

They rotate to keep it going 😅

[@Casperdghost618]

​@@roterakaten636nah it eas because at any point the system could explode and put rods that looked like fingers through you

[@onetrickpony4179]

This is a Case Road Locomotive originally manufactured by J.I. Case Corporation in the 1900s, and *recreated* by a man in South Dakota, USA named Kory Anderson. The "plow" is actually several large John Deere plows joined together. Each section has a series of one bottom plows with depth control levers. The tractor is not 300 hp. It is 150 hp. It weighs 35 tons loaded, has a 180 PSI boiler, and turns 200 RPM at operating speed. Its pulling power doesn't come from horsepower, but through gearing. It requires two men to operate, like an old steam locomotive train. The 150 Case is the largest steam tractor ever produced and *wasn't intended to be a farm tractor but a land locomotive - a train locomotive without rails pulling freight on roadways* . Originally manufactured in 1905, Case built nine, none of which survived. Anderson built this machine from scratch, machining all new parts, after obtaining the blueprints from the manufacturer. It creates 8,000-foot-pounds of torque, about double that of a modern tractor, with *1/6 of the horsepower* of a Lamborghini Aventador.

[@moviedog1]

My brother drives a steam engine for Fort Scott Kansas steam engine show.

[@JoeGraves24]

I remember the documentary about this machine. They were pulling a 50 bottom plow.

[@13kellyr]

Absolutely correct, all that torque is from the gearing.

[@montesamapping]

Steam engines get much more torque because steam pushes pistons almost constantly during their excursion, while gasoline/diesel engine pistons get one shot expanding inside, thus loosing gradually pression during expansion. On the contrary they are really slow, for the same cause that steam getting into pistons is much more slow than petrol combustion. This explains high torque with very low hp. Is something similar to the difference between petrol and diesel engine: diesel create a slower explosion, less hp, but more torque.

[@dervisuskudar]

Thanks for the information

[@peterobrien8627]

With out farmers life wouldn’t go on ! They don’t get enough appreciation for their work ! It’s a shame this day and age society doesn’t understand the meaning of good labour it’s more rewarding !

[@SamytheGreek]

Right you are. Earth's climate became stable enough for farming on a large scale just about 10,000 years ago, shortly after the end of the last ice age. farmers began farming on a large scale which freed up a large percentage of humans to pursue other ventures. We would not have a civilization today if not for the early farmers.

[@williebrown4196]

everything Kool until that old ass boiler malfunction

[@ydog2114]

What?? That's the only job in the world that if you don't reach your quota the government assist you. They work hard twice a year and I live in mansions

[@c50m4]

​@@SamytheGreek sadly the current form of farming is working hard to destabilise the climate again..

[@kevyo5381]

This is very true!!

[@user-hf8xm4ze3x]

Старинный трактор . Тянет хорошо Ему наверное больше 💯 лет.

[@melihcan9439]

Almanyada koloksoncuda gordum bunun aynisini

[@YSX-ui6hz]

Нет, этот трактор на самом деле новый, но собран он по старым чертежам группой американских умельцев, выглядит правда впечатляюще…

[@catbork3128]

The train chugging sound is genuinely soothing to hear.

[@FailedEmmisions]

That's called a steam engine

[@bend3rbot]

​@@FailedEmmisionsThank Dawg someone told him!!

[@justinandrews4368]

Not to the environment it ain’t….

[@TheKingTywinLannister]

@@justinandrews4368waat? Now steam is bad for you too? 😅

[@Carl_McMelvin]

That’s not a fucking train. It’s a tractor. 🤦‍♂️

[@STONERCREEK1]

I grew up around these restored antique engines. My grandfather was a huge enthusiast and collector. Glad I was given the opportunity.

[@user-rp3kv3zw9s]

Робочий цилиндр єто тот что сверху вращаєт маховик? Очень маленький цилиндр.

[@sergeysamarbaev5649]

Вы тот кто уголь кидал?

[@isakrindahl6467]

@@sergeysamarbaev5649No i think he just means the opportunity of being around those machines

[@user-wo1bg2rp2t]

Пашут всем колхозом,председатель-кочегар😂

[@STONERCREEK1]

The flywheel or the governor?

[@keithcamic1555]

Beautiful piece of machinery! A lot of people have forgotten what a work ethic is let alone having it. Machinery like this helps us remember. It’s never too late.

[@ksdurg]

What does this have to do with work ethic? I watched the short and only saw one person working.

[@korolevaoksana]

Зато как дружно все красиво стоят! ❤😊

[@Ewg_sol]

30 человек стоит с важным видом, пока один в топку уголь метает. Классика.

[@adrianhardwick6271]

Almost looks like commercial union work

[@user-ug2pd7nr4s]

Не Могу стоять пока все работают - пойду полежу

[@Zigfried_von_Stahl]

И всё же надо отдать должные почести инженерам проектировавшим эти трактора. На заре технологий и такая мощность!

[@user-gi2se8ef3p]

Это пассажиры😂

[@inferion05]

тИ довбойоб 😂який ніхера не поняв.

[@nouneyhill9795]

when the electronic dark age arrives, they are ready

[@SergiofabianOspina-wr3dd]

toda la razon

[@berthelman1504]

the aether will save us----i promise you that!!

[@pnarasimhulunarasimhulu]

​@@SergiofabianOspina-wr3dddeh

[@SergiofabianOspina-wr3dd]

@@pnarasimhulunarasimhulu de que pais eres

[@Fab-n-dabKev]

I've always said we will never go back to before the industrial revolution. Black smithing goes straight to this given the knowledge. I can cast stuff in my back yard imagine a community getting together to rebuild. We'd have steam generators and running water in a week of total collapse.

[@terryesrom4607]

Love this stuff. I had more fun as a little boy on my grandfathers farm messing around with all the old stuff, 3 old vehicles, 1 was a Hudson, another about a mid 40s GMC and some old subnose 18 ' panel truck from the late 40s. His daily driver was a 1949 International 4x4. The oldest equipment he had was for using his horses, he had one of the only teams of Belgian workhorses in the area. He had the parts of one old steam tractor in back too it was not his, but he had the best machine shop in town as both he son were Machinests. Reminds me of a weekend of working on the farm when we work the cattle all grandpa's neighbors come running and they all knock it out, might be hay for someone and doing sheep for someone else. They built barns and heck homes all together as neighbors.

[@user-ye6kg1rx9h]

Eu nem existia na época da criação desta máquina, mas gosto de ver história delas ,como foram criadas, e utilização! Tambem pais de origem é claro !

[@Ada-zn3pw]

Anyone who's ever plowed a field knows just how impressive this is.

[@damianmielczarek4850]

Jonh

[@enrique88005]

Even for us that know nothing we can see how powerful this thing is

[@user-eo8rc7di2u]

работал, но эта машина реально впечатляет. тем более начало двадцатого века!

[@JoshuaBridgeman]

Never plowed a field and am thoroughly impressed. You're a dork for making this comment.

[@user-hl1ow3qi5u]

Что за дикость.,Где так пашут

[@jeffsavage4076]

It's towing 3 tons in just man power alone. What a beast of a machine.

[@CS-zn6pp]

I saw a test of strength between a smaller version of this and a modern tractor. The traction engine pulled the modern tractor across the field with what appeared to be little effort.

[@abyssflight3907]

the case 150 weighs 70,000 pounds fully loaded, a real beast of a machine.

[@manolososadavinci1937]

It's not man power if it's engine is coal powered lmao ,if it was man powered all the men would be pulling that antique son of a bih now that would be a better sight than this homo tractor 🚜

[@user-ce4bv2rh8o]

Гиперлупа

[@margouvarova3228]

Это наши списанные паровозы...😂😂😂В 41 году такие были...

[@damonculbert5853]

That is a one of a kind tractor right there, none of the original ones survived time, these guys got the blueprints from case, and built it themselves from scratch. If I remember, right

[@user-zx3ot7pt8k]

This reminds me of working on a construction job site. One man doing all of the real work while everyone else stands around holding something lmao

[@Juicebox_real]

Well if the guy working gets sucked into the machinery then at least they have a bunch of replacements

[@user-fl8yv7rz6f]

It reminds me of the eighties and Dublin corporation when they were working on the road, there'd be one lad in a hole digging away and six or seven more standing around the hole breastfeeding shovels.

[@bjo048]

Looks like a union job

[@user-je1nh2rb4w]

​@@user-fl8yv7rz6fкормили грудью лопаты...😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-qn2rt5rl6g]

Я думал только в России так. Оказывается везде.Один копает, остальные смотрят! 😂😂😂

[@lynnwall7046]

I remember my Dad taking me to the steam engine shows. I always loved watching them. I miss those days with my Dad.

[@tl8134]

Your feels have no place in my doom scrolling 😢

[@GerardVaughan-qe7ml]

Me too.😢

[@larrygarza6816]

Me too, I miss the days when I was already grown and had my 2 sons, and 1 of us or all of us would hear his van pull up in our driveway. He'd make his way in carrying a box of churches chicken and a 2 liter soda, and he say I just in the neighborhood and thought I'd stop by... We didn't live close to my parents house but I/we were ALWAYS glad "he was in the neighborhood"... Simple times... ❤

[@aturner5521]

That's what up y'all that reminds me to never take the time spent with family and or dad for granted

[@user-mu9sg5hh8x]

А я водил сына ( 5лет) на авиакосмический салон. Там были сотни самолётов и ракет. Потом много лет спустя , спросил, что больше всего запомнилось? Ответ убил наповал. Вкусный хот-дог, который ты мне купил!!!😂 Самое прикольное, что сын стал военным лётчиком.

[@user-tj7mr8nf7l]

Вот это я понимаю видеоролик! 🎉 Спасибо большое, так познавательно❤

[@NamanMishraVlogs01]

If we use humans instead of machines, they will also get employment. This will help nature and humans. 🙏🏻 🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳

[@user-uj8gu1hs5g]

That is an incredible amount of torque.

[@wolfeater4949]

Yeah, that is really crazy!

[@finale3159]

Like a train

[@originalketchup7498]

Any modern tractor will do that, this is so inefficient, man power alone, the cost would be ridiculous

[@dundonrl]

Not many modern tractors will pull a 50 bottom plow, maybe Big Bud 747!@@originalketchup7498

[@Matityahu-the-God]

​@@originalketchup7498you obviously have a ton of friends.

[@susanfranks-craun811]

My dad would walk us around the ranch telling stories about this era of equipment. Steam driven, horse driven, etc

[@DanielCoe]

I still call an excavator a steam shovel. The era wasn’t yet so far off when I was a little guy in the 80s.

[@susanfranks-craun811]

​@@DanielCoeI remember that! Steam shovel definitely puts a specific picture in my brain. Man... I just feel like we are losing so much of our past too quickly.😁👶

[@averyparticularsetofskills]

How old _are_ you... 83?

[@susanfranks-craun811]

@@averyparticularsetofskills no! 😂😂😂. Almost 58.

[@brianshissler3263]

Stories from our parents and grandparents are priceless.

[@halfromeo8019]

Wow, such a beutiful work, these hardworking men might not be a rich, but they are proud of their work. Thank you for such an amazing and refreshing video.

[@stanlee2200]

Might not be rich? I'd say they probably are

[@JordanTheMann]

Smart to build a towable deck to drink your beers with the boys. Some things never change.

[@Aleksandr561515]

Один кочегар работает

[@azamatjuma7612]

😂 остальные тупо стоят😂😂😂

[@user-lm1fo3hw3f]

Я больше не буду на вахте стоять сказал кочегар кочегару😂

[@serghoroshiy3259]

Кочегар и трактор

[@user-my7wx5bv7v]

😂🤗

[@askarteg7599]

​@@azamatjuma7612и сидят...😂

[@nobelsteed6440]

Love these old machines. 1 guy working hard. 20 standing around, 1 driving, 2 getting a ride.

[@ransomcall3975]

Sounds like state and government employees

[@AnilSharma-bi1ki]

B tch t a,s cc

[@Nikita_Shustrov]

for such cases there is a wonderful Russian proverb: “двое пашут, семеро хуями машут” - “Two plow, seven waving their dicks”

[@tsc7299]

That's amazing. I wonder what the combined weight and friction percentage is that the tractor is pulling.....

[@platty7047]

Travel back in time where everyone had a job. Today someone is sitting on the tractor with GPS😂

[@markturner2561]

I’m mostly just amazed that the ground isn’t just spitting out from under the wheels. It’s incredible that so much resistance can be pulled with that small of a contact patch

[@paulboyerbutton]

The machine weighs 70,000 pounds!

[@ironwolf2386]

The gearing is insanely low, but that ups the torque, which is how it pulls itself and equipment, being 70,000lbs

[@markturner2561]

Yeah it’s impressive that it can move the plows at all, but to me even more so that the ground is taking the torque.

[@topspeed250k5]

It has to be the "treads" on the wheels, and the immense weight. Ive watched a lot of tractor pull competitions, where a weight moves forward on a trailer as it's towed. Steam tractor wheels never spin, the machine just chuffs slower & slower until it stalls.The front wheels don't lift either. So yeah, immense torque ( beacause of gearing) but the machines are built to be able to transfer it all to the ground. If the ground was wet & muddy? Ive never seen that, it's always ideal conditions. I love how this tractor isn't even struggling, just chuffing away at a good revs like "bring it on, i can do this all day" nice and relaxed.

[@markturner2561]

@@topspeed250k5 i think you must be right. That ground must be pretty firm. Bulldozers like the CAT D8T (87,000lb) are excellent at shoving ground around, and also have crazy torque, but they spread the force out over a whole track. It seems like you hit one patch of soft dirt with that steam tractor and you’re done

[@ShopRat25]

It plows the ground with such ease and it has multiple plows going all at once. Awesome!!!

[@patrik9501]

because its shallow plowing and the work done looks horrendous tbh

[@user-ze7zv2ek5i]

Видео показывает на сколько сейчас всё взаимно. Если не одумайтесь во время, то в ближайшее будущее можно будет увидеть гужевые повозки на дорогах Европы. Ребята давайте жить дружно!!!! 👍👍👍

[@user-tr3po8cx8k]

😂 да это просто американские амиши! Они типа наших староверов против всего современного. У них действительно гужевые повозки и паровые машины. Этакие хранители старины!

[@GoldenFortress-op3hx]

Чел это не Европа 😮

[@henmich]

I love this. Bring old school back.

[@morfiusneo2548]

Двести лет прошло,а паровоз до сих пор на ходу и как новенький 👍

[@user-kn2jz1od4w]

Это трактор, так еще и просто по чертежам собраный

[@satoshi_hasegawa3847]

А моща там какая..такую дуру за собой тащит ещё и с кучей людей.

[@erwinmonti5066]

My goodness. This is absolutely incredible what a f****** piece of equipment this is and what a workhorse this thing will never quit and there was very little maintenance on these.

[@robbienoon7227]

When dad won’t let you get the buddy seat but the neighbor has the whole neighborhood riding on his tractor 😂

[@LoriRoss]

Adults must have fun too😂

[@user-it4nu7im1v]

"okay so dad my friend has a engine for a train he wants to sell" "You dun go get that thing we're gunna plow the farm before lunch"

[@godwino1466]

Modern women are saying that men are depriving them of equality and hardwork... There is opening for this job, please modern women just show up and the job is yours. My hat is off for these hardworking men that helps to keep our community going.... Respect!!!

[@chrisfisichella7665]

That is an awesome machine. Congrats for keeping it running! It really does useful work after all these years!

[@edbeck8925]

That was the largest steam tractor built. But there were none left. That guy in South Dakota built an exact copy of one. He went to the Case company and they had the original drawings.. They are several videos about it

[@trespire]

This is a CASE 100 reconstructed from original blueprints.

[@GabeHelms7048]

The power that beast puts out is mind-blowing.

[@viktorrein1527]

В мультипликации нет предела фантазии!

[@HarunaYinusa-zt2st]

We actually needs this in Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@GT1968Shelby]

Gives a whole new definition to community farming. Im pretty shre this was designed to break a world record. But with that size of plow you would be able to finish a plow in record time as well! Love it.

[@matthewbear-fortin8552]

Ive never seen that except on trains. What a powerful machine!

[@videodude4]

This tractor is close to 115 years old.

[@watchvideosok7441]

@@videodude4 I wish but it’s actually a reconstruction of the original. They used the blueprints from case to rebuild it from scratch.

[@ureallystink1]

​@@watchvideosok7441I heard part of the boiler is from one the real ones an the rest is recreated

[@StephanieHussian]

I used to drive a 16tonner at the age of 14 very very hard work

[@matthewbear-fortin8552]

@@StephanieHussian very cool 😎

[@ENDRA1]

еле заметный двигатель тащит столько плугов! монстр!"

[@user-ci8ug7pd7c]

Вот что редуктор животворящий делает )))

[@nextbest2055]

Не плугов а корпусов, плуг один.

[@Sakha_Comrade]

Корпус видишь? Всё это - один большой двигатель

[@030565Giuseppe]

Mostro 👿

[@briansoutherland]

​@@Sakha_Comradecorrect that's what I was thinking

[@jones616]

What a beautiful collaboration of man and machine ❤

[@SK-kq6zr]

That's how it was in the early years of making once fertile soil dependent on massive amounts of artificial fertilizer. The end of sustainable agriculture and the beginning of desertification. Congratulations! 👏

[@chuckfowler8875]

That steam tractor has got to have a hell of alot more torque than 15 times a Lamborghini to be able to pull that platform with that many plows.

[@trip1]

300hp, 30,000ft lbs tq

[@arturobenavidez9438]

Not only that! 40 fat guys on top of the plat form standing their 😂

[@getinit56]

I watch an interview with the owner. He stated it had around 150 hp but was scaled at 8 to 9000 ft lbs of torture. That thing is a beast.

[@SeriusPB]

And it only takes 60 people to operate!

[@SerangelROM]

It doesnt look like the plows are all that deep like others ive seen.

[@HammerThumbs]

They built all that impressive machinery but couldn’t figure out something to hold the plows down without employing half the town to help you 😂

[@johnnieblaizz1]

Bro.... u are so RIGHT! ONE BAR or smn could've did that!

[@HammerThumbs]

@@johnnieblaizz1 right!?

[@larryblake842]

Manpower was extremely cheap and the safety measures were non existent so it would be much cheaper to pay a person who could also help repair and move obstacles. Also you wouldn't want solid bars that long as it would bend or snap when the ploughs hit a buried obstacle. Edit: I'm talking about the time period it was made.

[@codyderickson0]

Im pretty sure this was some record being set.

[@HammerThumbs]

@@larryblake842 yea that makes sense

[@SthamerAMVs]

The torque from steam powered engines is just mental. When it panned to show just how long that plow was 😮

[@user-mw1mo3yh9c]

150 horsepower is why it works slowly, 8000 foot-pounds of torque is why it plows a football field width in a single pass.

[@jschroeder412]

That tractor was built from scratch with the old blue prints from Case tractors.

[@carlkuhl5660]

My great grandfather was an inventor. He was born in Germany and came to Nicaragua. He built a terrocarril. (Terro for earth) So this train could run without tracks from 1 city to another city with coffee cargo from the Nicaraguan mountains of Matagalpa to Managua. This was in the early 1900's, and he created the first machine that could separate the covering of the coffee beans. He helped industrialize the coffee industry in Nicaragua.

[@chadkennedy6163]

How rich are you

[@user-hh6pu3hy2x]

Какой потрясающий у Вас был дедушка.

[@iainanderson7276]

German engineering strikes again

[@carlkuhl5660]

@chadkennedy6163 Completely penniless. All of my ancestors blew their money way before I was born. By the way, all of grandfather's land was confiscated by the Nicaraguan government since he was a German citizen during WW2. He was supposed to be sent to America to a concentration camp in Texas. He was so old that he was placed on house arrest until 1955, 10 years after the war ended.

[@jayfridayaq]

​@@carlkuhl5660that's really messed up. Thank you to your family for your contribution to humanity.

[@TheLittleLambTalks]

Wow. That's freaking so awesome. I have the upmost respect for farmers & farm hands These people are the back bone of society

[@hl3508]

The power being generated by a simple engine is nuts. It can produce enough force to till the earth, move all the solid steel equipment, and like 10+ passengers.

[@user-pr8ij8mh8h]

Вот она , тяга паровозная!

[@CrisisGuildWOW]

It's not a locomotive at all. Its steam powered pistons. Big farm equipment back in the late 1800s to early 1900s.

[@user-sq6oc4fz2r]

Да он за один проход пару гектаров закроет..

[@dalejordan4584]

I admire Mr. Anderson for recreating the tractor.

[@raymondmorehouse9906]

That’s a good friend of my family’s the Morehouse’s

[@Asmadiin-zo9fj]

Congrats🎉 lots of man needed and lots of smoke, but very effektiv.

[@bigboy5428]

And now we have 1 machine and 1 man that can do all that 3 times as fast and better quality.

[@gordonstroup882]

Simply outstanding machine from that era! I wonder how many men actually worked with and on those incredible farming tractors and plows like this one? My grandfather lost an arm to a plowing rig way back in the early, early nineteen hundreds. Ha, he always said that every time he plowed that spot again, he could feel his entire arm hurting, even though his arm was gone up to his shoulder. 😮

[@LupeCantuWOW]

😢❤

[@omegoa]

I'd like to know that, too. Amazing change of life for those guys because of this technological advance. Everyone gets their field done today instead of 5 weeks.

[@Jesse-hr1tc]

Thats the coolest thing ive ever seen . What a machine...

[@Ada-zn3pw]

Very impressive for sure.

[@nicku1]

It definitely is - in it's category but you should have seen a bucket wheel excavator SchRs 4600. I was atop one - 50 meters above the ground.

[@gopackgo4036]

Has the efficiency of a ford model T

[@johnwarneke174]

Now that is the awesome power of a steam engine. I love it!!!

[@alismile6767]

Не думал, что огонь из столько угля может развить такую мощ... фантастика

[@anunnak9912]

можит это же физика чистая

[@user-ho9nj8dm5h]

Вот она экономическая модель любого государства . Один работяга и куча дормоедов над ним 😂😂😂

[@Roma-wh2pi]

Может они меняются?

[@user-ho9nj8dm5h]

@@Roma-wh2pi может, но мы видим то что видим

[@user-fe4ls9zk1f]

Плуг для почвы, засоренной валунами от ледника. По этому на каждом лемехе ручной подъем, чтоб его не сломать об камень в почве.

[@SilverStarHeggisist]

​@@user-fe4ls9zk1fthanks I was wondering why they each had a guy holding a handle

[@Baronn0912]

Они для массы чтоб трактор не буксовал😄

[@mvjoshi]

Just beautiful. Steam punk in real life. That chugging and huffing and puffing sound is like a lullaby. 😊

[@NsyShwl]

The guy doing the most work for the least amount is definitely the coal guy 😂😂

[@user-lb8qd2bb1e]

Thank you for sharing this video. This is America. Oh my God at its finest so beautiful thank you for being mentors of man with your work ethic.

[@KARAVELLA]

Какой талантливый специалист!!! Браво людям, которые умеют думать и создавать и воссоздавать такие замечательные машины

[@user-mw4sx6fb8y]

афтар ты ребёнок! самый тупой трактор ! чтобы развернуться ему надо 200метров - а кировец на 7 метрах разворачивается

[@lCooLRusHl]

@@user-mw4sx6fb8y ни 1 кировец за сможет тащить 36 плугов за собой, так что разворот в 200м(думаю метров 70-150) при 1 таком проходе ничего удивительного.

[@onetrickpony4179]

@@user-mw4sx6fb8y Через двадцать лет после того, как эта машина (а не сельскохозяйственный трактор) была построена, в России от голода умерли миллионы людей. Фактически голод в России был в 1901, 1906, 1920, 1921, 1924, 1936, 1939, 1946, 1948, 1984 и 1995 годах. Сколько голодных лет было в Соединенных Штатах? Нуль. Клоун.

[@ibalbali]

Кировец столько не потянет

[@stpeteitsok]

@@user-mw4sx6fb8ybetter than what you have in your country 😊

[@user-ge3lf3yb3h]

Вот это да! Весь колхоз работает на одном тракторе😊

[@tt-fx6no]

тот, что с лопатой припотел за весь колхоз.

[@user-oe1kc6ck4y]

Интересно,сколько к нему надо прицепить,чтоб он не поехал😂

[@MdNannu-vy6xj]

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[@mrkaspercnc9875]

​@@user-oe1kc6ck4yну не говори, сколько мощности

[@ChadOfAllChads]

Haha these guys are NOT communists. Wish they were though.

[@user-ex5eg8vg5g]

Вау Вау Вау!!! Охренительный агрегат!!! Молодщаги те, кто это соорудил!!

[@MrAirblown2009]

Holy crap that makes so much more sense than Tractor and plow and fuel and oil set-ups today.

[@manofthewest67]

We have quite a few shows in the UK every year, well worth going to, Fred Dibnah, a steeplejack and arcitechtual historian was a keen enthusiast and owner of a steam engine that he restored and manufactured many parts for, what a legend, RIP Fred.

[@twizz420]

Dibnah is a legend

[@pajero0402]

Where can I find a list of the steam events for the UK please?

[@manofthewest67]

@@pajero0402 hang on, I'll have a look.

[@manofthewest67]

@@pajero0402 there's Newark next month, there's always something on, just Google steam fares uk and something will come up, I haven't been to any this year or last, there is also the heritage museum, it has a working static engine. Good luck, might see you at one.

[@manofthewest67]

@@pajero0402 Google Steam heritage, plenty of information there.

[@marvwatkins7029]

The trick for all those people is to keep a solid grip and not get bored, distracted, fall asleep and fall off.

[@gdotts3468]

Yrp. That would be me....... lol

[@eloyestrada7621]

I like the fact, that there's a lot more money in the community, instead of going to all of the equipment..😮

[@davidhatton583]

Actually the amazing thing here is this machine was 100% created by 3D printed parts based on a 1910 set of Case blueprints

[@vokagudgud2344]

В нашей жизни нам так не хватает общения, я думаю ребята после работы сядут за кружкой хорошего вискаря и поговорят как хорошо они провели время!!!

[@user-zy5ph2ys4u]

Ты думаеш, об этом. А я, думаю, какие пидорасы евреи, уничтожили эту мощь и мы ездим на ДВС.

[@Joseywales01]

That's dadass!

[@craighaldane-gy3mk]

love seeing these old machines working this one has some power being able to pull all those ploughs.

[@davidbarnsley8486]

An absolute beast of a machine 😍😍

[@Zerocool91]

Nothing like farming and engineering. The worlds most important jobs put together.

[@stevemueller261]

The dude that can make the 180° degree turn at the end of the field and match up with the last row he left IS A MAGICIAN

[@user-ui3ig3es1y]

Вот это мощь,вот это хрень...просто зашкаливает восторг от увиденного...Класс!!!

[@margouvarova3228]

Вы серьезно???😮😮😮😮 Фильмы старые посмотрите ..там такие же паровозы по рельсам ходят...ещё и кучу вагонов за собой тянут..

[@user-kx6qw8we8e]

Да...а на расеюшке в те времена , деревянным плугом и коныком землю пахали😂. Загнивающий запад блин😂😂😂

[@user-qc2ng5ve3t]

​@@user-kx6qw8we8eкакого года выпуска этот паровоз. знаток. Истории

[@user-pp2xc6ky4c]

@@user-kx6qw8we8e и к чему это сказано? может лучше про сегодня? сколько АЭС построила Россия за последние 15 лет? а сколько америка? и может про плавучие АЭС? может ктото в мире сделал подобное? нет? если пожелаешь за тему ролика провести беседу, предлагаю "те времена" заменить на конкретный временной период, и привести точные цифры на тот момент этих тракторов, и ознакомиться самому до каких времен в штатах обрабатывали поля ручным трудом. намекну, посмотри фильм "зеленую книгу" там есть момент, люди руками обрабатывают землю, когда в СССР тех лет так уже никто не работал.

[@dimitrir111]

​@@user-kx6qw8we8eВ городе Балаково, ныне Саратовской области, в 1888 году, Блиновым изобретён первый в мире трактор.

[@5t1qk]

Mystery bottle mixed in with the coal supply to enhance the combustion 😭👍🏽

[@dannywolfe9510]

Just like most crews nowdays. One guy doin the manual labor, everyone else standing around watchin

[@Nipper-ty9tk]

And to think that tractor was once a modern marvel. Beautiful piece of machinery.

[@RichterBelmont2235]

Watching this makes my chest hair grow.

[@yolirivera51853]

Magnificent machine, incredible operators, God bless them and may God strike anyone who goes against our true growers

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Every one of them enjoyed being part of the show.

[@danielbtwd]

A nuclear reactor the size of a walnut has the energy capacity of a thousand barrels of oil. I met a person once who was a stoker on the train between Rhodesia and South Africa. Another time someone who stoked on a commercial ship. Its very hard work. I remember reading a book about a sailing ship transporting coal through the Atlantic. The waves were so huge that they canvas behind the wheel so that the helmsmen could not see behind them. They broached the ship in one storm and it took the crew four days to shovel the coal in the hold so that the ship sat balanced once more.

[@Elsa-qy9hr]

Looks like a typical American road construction site! One guy doing all the physical labor, another driving a machine & 20 guys standing around 😂

[@THatChevyguy91]

County jobs yes . Federal or state funded jobs no. Believe me i work on a light rail . And it’s but holes and elbows no time to wait around while one guy is working to much to do not enough time to do it . Time is money . Triple time is $$$$$$$$

[@billionear]

Wow so awesome to see a piece of machinery chug along like that but able to produce so much work

[@tony714keene]

One guy working hardest shoveling coal to keep the tractor going. Two guys get to be lazy and watch over the men doing their standing job. This is what I call a cooperation working together/ togetherness

[@pchelovodim-s-dushoj]

Современным тракторам и не снилась такая тяговитость.

[@jcdenton6460]

херню несешь братуха, по удельной тяге этот паровоз с двс не сравнится

[@bercutbercut3199]

Кто тебе этот бред сказал?

[@14xGUD]

Привет кпд

[@JackKarpenko]

ты тракторато современные видел? дерево

[@JackKarpenko]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ3TlpKPeNGEfNEsi=m8xAsdnP8g4qmZp_ биг бад ВОБЩЕ не сравниться! дерево

[@JustinSeara]

This is wild! Look at the gear reduction. The torque must be insane

[@L3GHO5T]

This is the case 150! It puts down 170 hp and 5000 torque!

[@maxwalsh234]

Air polution goes crazy aswell

[@ItzVeggie]

Steam engines are fascinating!

[@solorollo9756]

@@maxwalsh234quit polluting it then

[@MrTheHillfolk]

​@@solorollo9756 This

[@Sergey.6678]

Но захват пахоти просто поражает,на сегодня не також техники чтобы так пахала...

[@InDebt8]

That sled is the last great piece of equipment John Deere ever made.

[@werwolf.sniper]

Вот это аппарат👍🤘

[@IVIaniacal]

Паровой трактор

[@novtek]

That first shot with all the guys standing on the red platform, as it seems to float across the ground leaving ripples of fluidic dirt in its wake, and we float by the end of it, just seemed psureal and slightly futuristically magical.

[@user-yo3sz8xe2s]

Wow great video - if ya do the math, just before internal combustion machines, it probably would have took the same amount of labor & man power to turn the same amount of ground. I noticed the old steam piston creating power. Im from Western WA state & i can remember Grandpa talking about steam pistons in the steam donkys - after oxen - that they logged with.

[@Borninthewrongera]

Every farmer in town was present to ride that thing. Epic

[@AnkitSinghh007]

Masterpiece of engineers

[@timuratamov6271]

До вчерашнего дня я думал круче м5f90 только новый m5f90 .но сегодня я понял одно .-круче этой машины в мире нечего нет !👍

[@toddjohnston1775]

I love your language and righting, but I don't understand how you make sense of it, can you explain in plain english?

[@allenroberts2232]

There were a couple of brothers in the years past that had old steam tractors like this. I can't remember if the were this big or not. But they were from this time frame.

[@pieterpost563]

Wow awsome to watch human engineering at his finest 🫡👌🏻👍🏻