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Looking for article about Harry Andreessen in the late 50's

Got a 4100 in really good shape

Harvey Firestone did it all. Built the company from the earth of America. His family sold out instead of keeping the tradition going. Sucked up the money instead of working for a living.

Yield is a dirty word around here. PROFIT is what matters. We usually hold our own as far as the “y” word goes, but fortunes are made or lost based on how much it costs to produce it. It’s far from free to source fertility and biology on farm, but if you make progress there, and stop writing those checks for chemistry, you’ll make more money.

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24 Hours a Day…, And who takes care of the empty Batteries?? Looks like someone has to work Night shift!!

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If I farmed I world do. Field corn soy Peas sweet corn Oats green beans. & alfalfa. (Let it rest the 7th put Chickens. NOT necessarily that order but chicks ALWAYS the 7th.

I have 3 3588s cheap powerhard to beet for some things worst thing about them is the 86 sires cab i always thought it must have been designed by j d spy

How do you change belts up front.

Bought two old high school lockers five feet tall, add hooks chains hang inside out of the weather.

I use a 55 gal drum. I hang the hooks on the edge and the chain inside. If you take them out the opposite you put them in, they will never tangle. Nothing to build, and plenty of room. Also, will never tip over.

He doesn't even give a min./max. Of course it depends on factors, why even post this?

I love these tractors sad what happened to international and so many other brands

Hey Skeeter can I get my starts from you because last year I tried to get my starts I tried to grow myself and somebody came in but baby oil and all my plants and then I tried to get starts from Mike and he went to McDonald's and put all the starts on the trash cans at McDonald's and I was like I didn't want to grab the starts in front of everybody you know so I was too shy and so if you could give me some starts that would be really really nice kind of like along the lines of arbor Day type starts you know where it it comes in the mail but it's perfectly ready to plant the tree or plant the bush or plant the dwarf

Thank you for not giving me a solid answer

My father in law restored his about 35 years ago. It was used often until a couple years ago. He is in a home now and we will be selling it unfortunately.

Local cannabis growers would love to sneak in a few of their plants and then tiptoe back in later to harvest before the hemp crop ripened.

My hillbilly noggin thought he was gonna make an ice tea glass.

Sure would like a Revisit & more details & longer video (parts storage, do they have permanent machinist, mechanic & parts manager?) down here in sugar cane country of Louisiana all the Big Farmers have their own mechanics with Fully Rigged out Service Trucks. When something breaks they can't stop harvest

Good content. Great explanation. Thanks

My father subscribed to "Successful" Farming" back in the 60's when I was a boy. Glad to see you guys are still publishing."

Where do I find part 2? Love the Minneapolis Moline, not many of those around!

what is that long black line on the ground under every cannabis bush?

Been customers for 3 years. Best meat you can buy with the best customer service you can get.

omg under 4k?🎉 waw i love it

Beautiful. ! Congratulations on your Farm Shop.

Nice shop well thought out.

9:30 Beautiful Patriot Flag...

You can see everything this dude dose is top notch well done sir you did a beautiful job on your shop

in floor heat kicks ass no way this competes with the comfort

Really common on gas/petrol engines. Stuck injectors are a big culprit, they can get stuck open also.

Interesting. Thanks

Appears to be a higher power door. If so how do you like it after all these years?

Midland doors build those swing post doors we had them put them in our shop same size

Hi, i want to build this.. can you please help to make it

Where can I get one of these pry tools?

They were super good pullers!

What have you done to your 903 Cummins to get 450-600 hp? I worked on lots of 903 Cummins at a Versatile tractor dealership and they were from 280-320 hp max!

Good idea!

Put a drop of oil from the dipstick between your thumb and forefinger and then gently close and separate them it will tell you the viscosity of the oil (stickiness), then do the same test with fresh new oil and compare

Series III at that. Console control and efficient turbocharged 301 made it sweet. I'll argue that the 190xt, 4020, 1206, 1950t would *not* be "muscle tractors" . I would classify them closer to a "pony car" , like a Mustang, Camero, and a E body 'Cuda. The "big" engined tractors like a D21, or (🤮) 5020, or the bruisers of the 70's were *muscle* tractors IMHO.

I wouldn't trade my roxor for all of the beltburners you test here.

People should rather say: ‘No till, no ill!’

I got to see this truck up close today from the gentleman that now owns it in Savanna, Illinois. It's a beautiful truck.

cool keep up the good work =)

Hannah has a magnificent product!!!!!!

We have had record rain fall this year in the Northeast. The ground is saturated here.. Hopefully that doesn't translate into record snow fall. The rest of the country can have it...

My main comment is to SLOW THE HEAD DOWN! On my 6620SH, the head speed sensor doesn't even work. When you're making your initial adjustments for the season, look at the loss just behind the head, and then behind the chopper. I was getting loss from the head, so I reduced my head speed. Someone talks about "grain threshing grain" in another video, let "grain cushion grain" when stripping it at the head. Reduce the speed that it hits the deck plate. I'm a small time operator, but you can reduce head losses if you pay attention.

All I heard was can am, I know this is gonna win.....1 min into this.