Pine Bluffs Wyoming Wheat Harvest - July 2020

Pine Bluffs Wyoming Wheat Harvest
#wheat #wheatharvest #farmvideo #combine #harvest
Video I shot near Pine Bluffs Wyoming of two International 1460 Axial Flow Combines cutting dryland wheat hear interstate 80. Also in the video is a Chevrolet C65 grain truck.

[@ScottPykare]

You just can't beat the "old school" machines! That's why we will ALWAY have our John Deere 4440 & 4755. Great find and they are both in excellent shape. Thanks Mike for the footage.👍

[@onionfriend9799]

I love the old IHC combines. Reminds me of the good old days

[@onionfriend9799]

Combines this old in such good shape is a rare find. I’d like to find a combine like these to buy and use for nostalgia

[@carlwolf4865]

Wow those are 2 of the nicest old school 1460’s anybody has filmed !!!! 👍👍👍

[@fisherh9111]

Great find Mike. It's hard to believe those machines are nearly 45 years old. They look like they could go for another 45 years.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Always very nice to see old school machinery properly put to work and still looking as if it could go on for years yet. That's a nice old truck tending them as well.

[@joelhenderson5526]

The 1460s were the innovated style and body of the modern day combines. These machines were very dependable and still are.

[@29rosslyn]

You sure to get to see some beautiful parts of this country in your travels Mike. Thanks for sharing!

[@ghostrider7688]

You bet Mike , top drawer really class country side and epic old skool combining , harvest is GOLDEN , loved the finish in that field , the two IH gobbling up the last of the crop , heart warming video , old skool operation , shows you International Harvester , Axial Flow. That design was radical back then . More power to all involved, God bless all involved Happy Harvest 😎🚜🤠🤠🤠

[@tonycoupland6281]

Another great video from Farmhand Mike!!! Thank you for sharing these amazing videos!!!

[@robwar2288]

I worked in Pine Bluff in 95,96,97! It’s a Beautiful area with the Bluffs! Thanks Mike!!!

[@bobbijo306]

Great video, Mike. I spent years riding in and driving a 1460 and 1480 growing up in ND. The whine of the hydrostatic drive is unmistakable and I absolutely love seeing a young man riding along around the 18:00 mark 🙂 thanks very much

[@JesusismySavior-d1u]

Awesome job on the video love the two case international harvester axel Flow 1460 combines nice job keep up the good work nice job 👏🙂

[@justinhill675]

Grew up cutting wheat in pines bluff with my family back in the 70s and 80s. When we were done dad would always take us to Cheyenne.

[@codymiller2775]

Best wheat harvest video of 2020!

[@electriceye3942]

Nice to see 1460s still getting it done! Those 2 machines are real beauties.

[@OpunktSchmidt1301]

Grand pictures of these 1460s working! Thank you very much for the video!

[@waynewerner563]

Great video mike. I live in pinebluffs there are a lot of incredible farms in this area. Hope you get to film more of them in your travels

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Them old combines are still very slick. My Grandfather owned an IH 1480 for most of my childhood and would shell 200+ Bushel Corn no problem.

[@ericcole8628]

Awesome video. Love seeing the old machines and the different agricultural practices across our great nation

[@udo5479]

For fixing and repair these Combines you dont need a Bachelor of Microelectronic...only your hands...Nice Video as always Mike.Greetings from Eastern Germany

[@kevincollins8014]

Some great footage you got on this stop Mike. Thanks for taking the time to share this with me.

[@dalecornelius4374]

Beautiful country out there, and sharp looking combines and truck to boot. I could watch them go all day.

[@I_Itch]

Just finished 1000 acres wheat with 2 1460's only been run in small grains, tins augars and sieves are like new. South Central North Dakota here. Thanks Mike!

[@wayneroland8220]

Nice to see that older equipment, and truck. Thanks for video.

[@johnpaulhenry2566]

I grew up in Cheyenne and remember watching this from ground level as a child.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Very nice symbolic meet at the end, like the Golden Spike on the Transcontinental railroad.

[@jamieshields9521]

Great vid👍I know fella near work with 1420 model love these old combines.

[@timlee2243]

Nice video mike less actually my grandpa used to use a IH axial flow 1480 for small grains in North Dakota

[@SimonKL11]

I really like this series of combines👍😁 Awesome video again mike, keep up the great work😉👍

[@chrisgossman6512]

Like number 65. Thank you for sharing these videos. I feel like you're making these videos just for me. Keep up the great work. Learning a lot from your videos. Big fan from Washington state.

[@farmhandmike]

Thank you,

[@chrisgossman6512]

Your the best.

[@tomhill4765]

I been across I-80 many times passing through that same area. It all looks familiar. Thanks Mike.

[@jeffreygiesige663]

I know where a couple 1460s run much closer to home to ya in NW Ohio. Always a good day getting to hear that IH hydro whine.

[@markreetz1001]

Wow Mike. Great catch. Those combines look amazing. The truck too! Are you sure you didn't enter the Twilight Zone and land back in 1980? Very cool!

[@ashleyflint3501]

Fantastic video, I just love watching these older machines do the job, they still look impressive . Hope that farmer is making money .

[@bobsmith1814]

I like the old style IH combines

[@tigerdefensesystems]

Hey Mike appreciate all you do! ... seen in our local county around north of Greenville the new CASE IH 150 series classic running in a field this past week. Didnt stop to take a pic but slowed down to get a good look. I'm sure you can figure out the farmer, maybe get a video of that machine too in the future. Thanks

[@charlest2999]

Great video Mike. Sounds like it is John deere country out there. Yellow green yellow green😉 I love the old tandem chevy grain trucks.

[@craigsimon935]

Great Video Mike! These were an amazing step forward in combine design . I do not understand the concept of summer fallowing. That was popular in north central SD when I was a kid but has been totally disproven as a good use of the land. Excessive erosion and it does not save much moisture It would be great if you get some land to video that is being farmed with the methods proven by Dwayne Beck and Dakota Lakes Research. They have gone to a never til system that got a lot of people to quit irrigating and others to stop fallowing and all other tillage in an area that has less rainfall than Pine Bluffs. It works because the yields have increased and thye get a crop every year with a lot less inputs.

[@markgroth4380]

The ups driver didn't slow down to look at the combine, he slowed down to avoid startling the guy sitting on the edge of the road with a camera. Lol

[@farmhandmike]

lol or he was like is that Mike Less.

[@joeyeckert6518]

I went on harvest on my summer break in high school. 80'-83' started around olustey? ok ended in cut bank mt. Pine bluff was one of our stops. Guy I worked for ran 760 and 860's mf. Good time and experience of life.

[@keithsteck432]

Great video!

[@mleppert8535]

You sure can see the new combines still copycat the old 1460!! I wore the seat out of one of those.

[@user-snowman5]

I slow down too when I see ole iron combines and them two some nice lookin 1460’s

[@michaelphillips9037]

Thank you for sharing this great find

[@markrskinner]

Great memories for me. We ran a 1480 for many years here in the UK.

[@martywatson876]

I live in Pine Bluffs, and We farm close to Carpenter Wy. About 17 miles from Pine Bluffs. Someday you might have to come film a video at our farm. We have a Versatile 555, that was our Uncles. We have a 1460 as well, but cut these days with 9600 and 9510 combines.

[@billsmith8739]

Great Video!! Love the Chevy farm truck and combines!! Why are the rows of wheat so far apart?

[@CS-Benji2020]

Awesome machines, well done sir.

[@elisummy379]

Awesome footage Mike !!

[@brirei4417]

We stayed in Pine Bluff in the early to mid 80's. We used 3 1480's

[@dylanjohnson2972]

Nice video!

[@tiger5551]

In my opinion, those rigid headers on the combines, that’s how we always did it

[@thomasneuharth6791]

my grandpa use have a 1460 international combine

[@jomokenedie1544]

cool video man.

[@flexicoil_farm_kid]

We used to have a 1480 oh great machine

[@madeinamerica7792]

What exactly do you do for your job? I’m graduating this year and still trying to figure out what I should do and this looks interesting.

[@allritecoach6357]

This is the first I can say, hey I know exactly where those fields are. Funny thing is that they are 1000+ miles from home. I saw those fields on a trip out to Casper, Wyoming.

[@bobbijo306]

😄 ups driver’s know a great machine when they see one!

[@jgvgjv2980]

First to watch this great video, thanks Mike

[@farmhandmike]

Thanks for watching!

[@Bernie5172]

Another teriffic movie Mike. Wish I was there too

[@rodneycody8746]

Nice

[@ollie-lk5dx]

Nice video Mike!

[@franciscosandiego3026]

I like your videos, from the 117 degrees imperial co California.

[@stanhensley3082]

Thanks.

[@johnpires3872]

nice video,nice 40 yr old equipment

[@johnhyde111]

Sweet machines

[@ski7470]

Do they not lose a lot of the moisture by working the fallow land so much?

[@roryweber817]

It’s called summer fallow when there’s a strip of crop and a strip of tillage ground

[@tompreiss5010]

How many miles do you travel every year??????

[@sarahandtim332]

Thumb view, I though it was a post by Jason of a display. 🙂

[@bobbijo306]

How many acres were those strips? 40?

[@Theadhdtrucker]

Love the content keep

[@farmhandmike]

Thanks,

[@kaetzelfarms624]

Nice ol combine

[@farmhandmike]

Sure is

[@jerhalco]

1010 heads? Looks so.

[@farmerjohnson8121]

You found heaven on earth

[@garlandhenry6792]

Mike - - in this area do you know what the average bushels to the acre is

[@mrih1586]

As my ole dad would say. Look's to be cutting about 40 acers to the truck load. 😊 Don't think Mike replyies to acers worked and yield questions. But good luck anyway.

[@garlandhenry6792]

I didn’t wait long enough. I saw I the end of the video mike stated he never ask about yields or acreage. Oh well I got a ❤️ from him anyway

[@colinlye280]

Better go back as i recon they may have something special to plant with.

[@lornge]

Good old monsters

[@armandomichel8013]

Decime si hay una cosa más hermosa qué estar cosechando trigo Nada menos que con una Casse. Belleza absoluta

[@bobaumgartner7773]

I’m actually not to far away from that I farm 30 minutes away from Torrington

[@buddyzmama1]

Aw I was enjoying the sounds of the machines in action, then the muzak came on...😢

[@wayneblake1886]

I live up there in cheyenne

[@utuber2940]

Just chock full of round up gotta love it!!! Not!!!

[@farmhandmike]

u tuber Where did you come up with that? Wheat dries down on its own. They don’t spray it to kill it to harvest. And I’m pretty sure Roundup ready wheat has never been approved.

[@hughperkins707]

Mike Less - Farmhand Mike there is always someone who crawls out from underneath a rock. Sadly this person knows absolutely nothing about what they speak of. 🤨🤨

[@farmcentralohio]

and u tuber just showed everyone how uneducated they are, nicely done

[@roryweber817]

That was a terrible turn he made

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[@MKgabz]

Nice