Build Farmology - 1948 Harvester! How a combine works!!

When the engineers at Allis-Chalmers said "All Crop" back in 1935, they meant it. Wheat, clover, rye, corn, 20 kinds of beans and many other plants can be harvested with this machine.
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[@tomoguchi]

The great thing with Hoonigan is, I don't need to watch 12 minutes of farm equipment but it's interesting. And Kyle's dad is interesting. Shout out to Kyle's dad.

[@zarriushildabrand7124]

“This upper draper is called an upper Draper”- Big Jim

[@johnratajczak1]

You can tell it's an upper draper by the way that it is

[@shrop]

This machine was designed 100 years ago, built in the 40’s has been parked outside for 80 years. Gets maintenance maybe once a year. And still works perfectly. That’s damned impressive. All hail the American farmer and his All Crop.

[@flatlinesup]

"Farmin' with Kyle" needs to be/stay regular

[@weirdbeardgarage]

100% this! Too bad their farm is so far away from Hoonigan.

[@jokerman213]

I love these old combines. But seeing these makes me appreciate modern combines even more.lol

[@BitBam]

what he doesnt tell you is it will pull low 8's on the quarter

[@Sasquatchontheloose]

This is probably my new favorite hoonigan video Kyle Michigan and tractors how can you go wrong

[@tonyargo853]

I ain’t never ever been interested in harvesting till now.... this the most informative video I’ve ever seen about farming. And I do watch some random farm stuff from time to time.

[@SKC640]

Watch mnmillennialfarmer he's got a great channel

[@Tooobuhz18]

Watch Welker farms, they have some interesting equipment and are fairly entertaining

[@tonyargo853]

Sam klien thank you I’ll take a look

[@tonyargo853]

Tooobuhz18 thank you I’ll give them a look

[@SKC640]

@@tonyargo853 Tony Argo welkers farm is awesome too they use big buds and check out there time lapse of them restoring the big buds and also the time lapse of them building there own big bud sprayer nicked named the big Brute!

[@dboy5207]

I live in the country of TN and been around all kinds of equipment but he just explains it so well lol. And by the way I love this guys pointing stick.

[@andresmontefusco6840]

D Boy Tenessee is a country? 😂

[@3Ctulu]

@@andresmontefusco6840 TN is a pretty diverse state, forests, mountains, farm land, big (ish) cities. He means he's from out in the farm lands. Signed a TN City Slicker (Nashville Represent!)

[@ianrichani3747]

This is so awesome! Not only this guy's knowledge but also the amazing engineering that went into these old machines

[@sirmonkey1985]

agree, it's crazy seeing how multi function equipment like that was created before computers existed and doing it in a relatively compact size.

[@BasEerdenKeuning]

Your dad is so good at explaining farmimg equipment! I think all city people will finaly understand the machinery

[@ufi123]

Cut to the beauties! (of this rusty old piece of farm equipment) Loving these, keep em coming Kyle!

[@jackrex7817]

My dad had a few Allis-Chalmers tractors and would have loved to have seen this! The best!! Great job Kyle and Big Jim!

[@fedrooster]

“Newer combines”, pans to a 50 year old combine.

[@shrop]

I know, right?!

[@Schbouygan]

Newer combines and like that one over there. I think newer combines and that old one share a similar design and he was using it as an example

[@al1087]

Not much hasn’t changed

[@fredygump5578]

Yeah, so what he actually said was, "Newer combines, and [even] that Farmall over there...." He did not say "That Farmall is a new combine."

[@lb9gta307]

A 50 year old combine is newer than a 72 year old combine

[@Aldarris]

You can't beat these old machines, they just work. They don't make em like they used to.

[@Renalda5TV]

This is actually interesting. The way he explains everything, makes me wanna listen all day

[@jnonya3465]

Jim needs his own regular segment on hoonigan.... everyone can learn a lot of interesting facts from this man that may otherwise never have the opportunity too, including myself... thx for this Kyle

[@mrbadmojoe]

Farm equipment is fascinating

[@claytongutterridge7396]

Never thought I'd be interested in watching a video on an almost 80 year old farm implement but I'm glad I did watch this

[@ole661]

Hey Kyle! Thanks for bringing some culture to a segment of the population that probably hasn't had the opportunity to experience this before. As a former farm boy, it's been a blast following along.

[@M3a-USAPL]

10/10 for the farm shows. Keep 'em coming. So damn interesting.

[@scottnunya1]

Best explanation of mechanics of how an All Crop works, Thanks

[@Riffrshittr]

it amazes me how large raggedy machines could do such fine work in big quantities more content on teaching us to be self sustaining during the apocalypse!

[@seanschmidt0682]

Damn... Dude did an excellent job explaining it, and Kyle did an equally excellent job filming everything. Overall, bravo... Bravo

[@RyanMcIntyre]

I love equipment! Big Jim is awesome! Thanks for sharing this!!

[@fallenbullseye]

i've never been so fascinated by farming equipment in my entire life. this guys is wonderfully knowledgeable. thank you for sharing.

[@hunterhartley583]

This is some wholesome country content and that’s what’s I appreciates abouts you’s

[@adammcbain8847]

That's crazy I use the same one here in New Zealand

[@victor9sur768]

They still get used here in the UK, I guess farm gear is farm gear regardless of where you live

[@808deadly]

We be learning today boys!

[@fredkennedy8435]

I know this isn't typical Hoonigan content, but I'm loving it. So cool to see how passionate and knowledgeable Kyle's dad is. It's cool to see the tech, and the machines have a beauty that a lot of the newer tech lacks. There's also a lot of history in this stuff which is cool to imagine. This equipment is fascinating. Thanks for sharing!

[@jm2watkins]

Never thought that I would be watching build breakdown on Old Farm Equipment on hoonigan Channel. Also never thought that I would enjoy it LMAO

[@noeorduna2077]

Get your dad one of them pointer sticks like hert had in his vid

[@nickloden1754]

Hoonigan Farm Projects channel when?

[@tkskagen]

Great Explanation of how it works! Thanks for sharing!

[@jonnystallburg]

alright im 30 seconds in and the inner hick giggled in me. I'm a minnesotan boy and did this my whole life. Respect to kyle.

[@jeffreytatreau5780]

Allis-Chalmers......I was working there when they closed for good. Sad day during the rust belt recession. Thanks for this.

[@MrTrev69]

So cool that your dad knows how this works.

[@Porco1984]

I never thought that I would find old american farming equipment interesting, but this content is just awesome :D

[@TheCorrupterX]

I love this! only thing that would have made it better would be a small pointing hand on the end of the PVC and hit markers

[@thatracerguy7885]

Farm equipment on the Hoonigans!!! Welcome to the new world! And this country boy for one freaking loves it!!! 👍

[@thepaintslayer4821]

🤘 #farmwrenchers 🤘 love this... I loved helping my grandpa on the 🚜... This is bringing back good vibes

[@Fnirr]

Kyle's dad is really good at explaining stuff! Farmers son myself and did not know exactly how a combine works but now I have a good understanding. We had potatoes so the harvester is a bit different. Keep up the good work!

[@viriatvsoflvsitania5422]

These series are incredibly satisfying. The farming world is fascinating. Shout out to Kyle and his Dad.

[@andrew_conte]

So cool! I’d love to see more farming videos from Kyle’s farm!

[@jeremygray6066]

Love these videos he knows his equipment hard to find people that have this knowledge

[@cheesebob1212]

Love this vid. Thanks kyle. Love how big jim explains why "new style" combines clog up while "the all crop does a nice job of distributing it evenly". My least favorite job is unclogging the combine after its bitten off more than it can chew. A less than 15 year old machine that has trouble doing its job and generally goin uphill under its own power, verses a 100 year old machine that has none of those problems. Brilliance has been lost along the way in manufacturing implements

[@TheMNrailfan227]

Two of my favorite things in one video, Hoonigan and Allis Chalmers I like it

[@fosterchild420420]

I love this! Kyle's dad rocks and knows his stuff! Please keep up the good work.

[@alanlansdell7533]

Not gonna lie, Kyle's farm series is mint.

[@The_True_]

These are awesome, especially when you think of how people used to use hand sickles, then threshers, and fan off the chaff with a big hand fan manually. We've come a long way from those days boiz!

[@Bird76Mojo76]

The All-Crop was a game changer for farming back when they were built. My father spent thousands upon thousands of hours pulling one of them in central Illinois throughout the 50's, 60's, and 70's. He LOVED the All-Crop and praised it for it making life easier, at least until he operated a more modern, self-propelled combine. Even then, he claimed the All-Crop was far more efficient as far as losing/abusing grain, but they were a bear to keep running correctly with all of the chains, belts, etc.. Allis was the most innovative agriculture company in America at one time. The Allis Roto-Baler was also very innovative for it's time, but was quickly put to shame by other, newer balers within a decade or so. It was also a real bear to keep running correctly.

[@alpineskiman]

Farmin with Big Jim and Kyle could be it’s own channel.

[@bennyfactor]

While I'm sorry that everybody at Hoonigan can't do their normal work because of this disease, I'm glad we get to meet Kyle's dad and see all this old farm stuff that still works! I've seen some stuff like this at the state fair, but it never gets explained nearly this well.

[@__KNOX__]

That was so informative I could not Stop watching.. great job I love it n feel better about myself for watching how something I put in my body daily is made

[@BIGREDTECH]

Farming is the last thing I thought I’d see on here! Love it! God made a farmer! And a mechanic to fix that piece of machinery! First it was human reaped and thrashed, then horse pull behind reaper and stationary thrasher and then the combine combined the reaping and thrashing. Case IH makes the best combine on the market hands down!

[@sk8cmp789]

Great video, thanks for showing us the ins and outside of the AC 60

[@satricon]

Thats pretty damn advanced! Cool that it still works!

[@boostaddict_]

The local summer/fall fair here is called the Threshing Festival. There's a parade, garden tractor pulling, and usually some threshing machines. Plus the usual fair stuff.

[@justinbrown6482]

Big Jim!! New hoonigan legend! Wheres the big Jim shirts at???

[@TDTeddy]

Big Jim is a Legend! I have a cool antique farm tool that I’d love to send him! How do I get ahold of you Kyle?

[@andrewfletcher9958]

This is so dope. Loving farm wrenchers

[@-g-4356]

Spent a large part of my childhood living on my grandpa's working farm with my family here in Arkansas. God i miss those days, wish my kids could experience what it's like to live that way. Great stuff man keep'em coming 👍

[@xX_Kryptis_Xx]

Farmers are awesome! Cool build bio..

[@MX304]

Cool to see Hoonigan throwing in some outside the box stuff like this.

[@christopherwedemeyer2993]

Kyle. The man. The "action" shots at the end were superb. Cinematography at its finest. Scotto, if you ever let this guy leave, you might as well quit 43 too.

[@greatlakestatedestroyerpet117]

Really enjoying this content. I don’t how you could go back to California after coming home. I’ve been around in different states for work, but there was nothing better than coming back home to Michigan. It seems pretty chill wherever your farm is at.

[@jake3247]

Farmology is sick!

[@DirtySouthGaming]

Perfect upload seeing as I’ve been addicted to farming simulator 19 on ps4 this quarantine

[@st-gelaisfrancois2382]

Super cool to see old machine working!think to the guy who maybe engineered that in is garage !!

[@kkal1967]

Bad ass Kyle.. kool machine.. 👍

[@matwilliams3299]

Love dad rocking the hoonigan industries shirt

[@BCRandom69]

So many parts of that machine could tear your arm off

[@KaloCarras]

Am in Grand Rapids loosing my mind love the farm content.

[@jumparround99]

Keep up the farm stuff!!

[@65Coasty]

Loving this farm stuff mate. Very cool.

[@vegetapompa4551]

This is so cool !! That machine does everything!

[@therustteam]

This is what people need. Good stuff. HooniFarm needs to be made! Kyle's the man, as we know, and his dad too. Good lads. Kyle, please make a video on that BRICK OF A VOLVO. Cheers

[@gustavofigueiredo1798]

That's surprisingly interesting! I never thought I'd be watching farm videos. Shout out to Kyle and his dad! I think we need a Hoonigan Farm Channel now, haha!

[@amoj2188]

these are better farm equipment than the new ones.

[@Sgeo1999]

Some of the best content I've seen on hooligans. Big shout out to big Jim.

[@jwsalome]

Best Hoonigan series by far. Knuckle Buster's 2 is close though. Don't leave Kyle on the farm too long 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@bradleycraig9011]

This is the best, keep it coming.

[@mannys4539]

These are awesome I hope we get more of these episodes! I wonder how many times he's read that book ;) There's something just majestic about early farm equipment... somebody had to think up and design that thing to work... not only did it work but lasted almost a century!!!

[@ericdoe2318]

Cool as hell great video boys!!

[@not2fast4u2c]

That was top of the line equipment back then....Another cool machine is the hay baler that makes small bales ...I learned to stack bales on the hay rack / wagon so I did not have to walk and throw them up on the hay rack all day

[@andresontiveros6207]

I seriously never thought that I was going to be so interesting in farming 🚜 equipment lol

[@ForOdin]

I moved to rural North Carolina a few months ago, some of the farms out here are pretty decently sized, I’m actually interested in all the equipment they use, my 6 month old pittie likes to bark at them when they’re working the field behind my house

[@eduardorodrigues5110]

Now we know why we like Kyle, it came from his dad....

[@aimDiego]

Now I know what I want to see in the next Build Biology

[@Javierm0n0]

simple and complicated at the same time.

[@AnthonySchnitzel]

Sweet Build Biology

[@paulchapman3948]

Just fantastic.

[@jamiieos]

I’m here just for the farm stuff

[@jacobdurant9117]

This is awesome! I want one!

[@coltonwancho6571]

This is clearly the difference between hobbyist farmer and production farmer. Ain't no production farmer running this equipment. This is hobby stuff. You keep on keeping on playing farmer.

[@brendanmurphy2919]

Love the farm content

[@33masonrymaster33]

Love this content!

[@TryHarderPlease]

Put Big Jim on the payroll already Scotto!!!!

[@steveblucker854]

Ran one of those back in the 60s

[@richyrich0257]

Love it!