Loved the tour. I especially liked the two wheel tractors. Unfortunately for me you zoomed through them. I used to own a few. We, the brothers, have a funny story of the first time I let our little brother use the one with cultivators on it. When he got to the end of the first row he forgot how to stop it and just started ripping up the back yard while my older brothers and I sat on the porch laughing. I ran up and stopped it before he took out the neighbor's fence. He had his heals dug in trying to hold it back to no avail. It still makes me laugh thinking about it. Thanks again for the tour.
“That would look good on x-231……..I’m not aaaahhhh………we’ll just leave it at that.” The guys on American Pickers always say “the time to buy it is when you see it”. Hope you pulled the trigger. BTW…..WE are awful generous with Squatch253’s money!
Auman Auctions is one of the big sponsors and contributors on the RFD television network program "Classic Tractor Fever". I always dvr it every week. Great program. And Brian Baxter is a wonderful host. They present a very good program on classic tractors, especially some great collections. There's quite a bit of good stuff on RFD--even polka programs.
Hi Squatch, that is a tractor collector's paradise! Lots of lesser-known pieces in that lineup. Loved the Massey 4WD, only seen pictures of those. Thanks for giving us a tour!
Squatch, you are amazing-- from your knowledge about these tractors, farm implements, graders and other machines, one would think that you had been buying, selling or collecting them your whole life. :-) Hopefully your publicizing this auction will increase the show's income from this sale and make it more likely that these items will go to good homes and not to a junk dealer.
That high crop Farmall is likely a Super AV, V being the IH designation for Hi-Crop. The hydraulic Touch Control lift if original to the tractor would make it a Super. I have the 2 bottom version of that MM plow with a steel depth wheel. Those plows were made in the 335, 445, 4 star, 5 star timeframe. Some of the last true MM designed and built plows. Lots of cool old iron there.
Wow, so much stuff in one clip Ive never even heard of.. them old-timers built some of the weirdest but effective machines back in the day. Awesome line-up!
Bunch of neat stuff. That one sod plow with the wide steel wheels would be a great thing to dig potato’s with. That Farmall hi crop would be an AV. I believe. Thanks for the walk around.
The plow after the MM plow is actually a Oliver with the cock's comb lift. Rare, but popular. I bought one thinking it was JD, and was pleasantly surprised. It turned out to be the best plow I owned. Thank you.
You can tell what items really got your interest. That international was an awesome beast of a machine and the m/m plow was very cool almost art deco on the cast piece.
The mystery high-crop Farmall is a Super AV - the patriarch of vegetable farmers. In my home state of New Jersey there are still thousands of AV's and Super AV's being used for row crops...even some multi-million dollar produce operations are still using them to do their cultivating and side-dressing.
I'm back...hello from SD. Thanks for getting this footage. I believe that Sheppard tractor was manufactured in Hanover, PA. During my youth in PA, we used to shop in Hanover occasionally (long after the Sheppard tractor facility was closed)
Nice line up 👍 these Allis.2g are very similar to our David Brown 2D in this country and the lifting mechanism is not hydraulic on the David Brown the tubular chassis acts as a reservoir for air which does the lifting and lowering 💪👍
This is one of the reasons i don't go to these with money on me. Like if i'm looking for something, i'll think about it, but otherwise i wised up. I have the resistance of jello in front of a good deal.
Heyas Squatch. Nice seeing a Huber built back in the day in my home town. Enjoy your content keep it coming and thanks for taking the time to walk up thru
Wow all this machinery are one of a kind or collectors item's. I never knew there were that many Brands that most likely were bought out by larger companies over the years the same thing happened to the computers companies.
Hi Toby, you NEED the rock catcher. No, you really do need it. Bid, bid, bid! It's online, bidding is easy! Oh, they will want paying? Never mind, bid! Still no? Well, what about Senior? Hmm, bad as that? Oh well, maybe next year.
@@squatch253 Hi Squatch - complicated probably wasn't the best choice of words but certainly more to the starting procedure than the usual turn key and press button. Strangely in the UK a Pony motor is Called a Donkey engine! While Cats are great and as an Allis fan would have to include M's L's and HD's my favourite would have to be a Vickers VR180!
Thanks for the walk through, Squatch! I could go for one of those John Deere plows with steel wheels. It would really add some pizzazz to my front garden bed as a display piece. Imagine it would be pricey to ship to Florida. Are you going to get anything? 🇺🇲🚜👍
Ok. I love watching your channel..you do all "caterpillar " stuff... I run 2 cat 4312dita on a 34m yacht.. love them. They have 7800hrs.. been twice around the world and have no signifcent problems. Im jist wondering.. why you dont like the "case" tractors????
That was really cool. Thanks for posting that. I live in mountainous country in BC Canada. Well, most of BC is mountains. Lol. I doubt any of that equipment made it out here. My long departed father used Massey Ferguson in the orchards. I can still remember one really old timer using a tracked machine in his orchard, but it was particularly steep. Unfortunately, all the old dozers around here were beat to s*** long ago working in mountainous terrain. Very very few salvageable machines here. Life was too tough for them.
Am curious: would you ever take on an antique to do work as you did for the 1113, or is that not up your alley? Purely curious, not any kind of "that'd be cool to do".
Loved the tour. I especially liked the two wheel tractors. Unfortunately for me you zoomed through them. I used to own a few. We, the brothers, have a funny story of the first time I let our little brother use the one with cultivators on it. When he got to the end of the first row he forgot how to stop it and just started ripping up the back yard while my older brothers and I sat on the porch laughing. I ran up and stopped it before he took out the neighbor's fence. He had his heals dug in trying to hold it back to no avail. It still makes me laugh thinking about it. Thanks again for the tour.
“That would look good on x-231……..I’m not aaaahhhh………we’ll just leave it at that.” The guys on American Pickers always say “the time to buy it is when you see it”. Hope you pulled the trigger. BTW…..WE are awful generous with Squatch253’s money!
Auman Auctions is one of the big sponsors and contributors on the RFD television network program "Classic Tractor Fever". I always dvr it every week. Great program. And Brian Baxter is a wonderful host. They present a very good program on classic tractors, especially some great collections. There's quite a bit of good stuff on RFD--even polka programs.
Hi Squatch, that is a tractor collector's paradise! Lots of lesser-known pieces in that lineup. Loved the Massey 4WD, only seen pictures of those. Thanks for giving us a tour!
Albany is a tractor lovers paradise! many other great shows here in Minnesota with great collections!
Squatch get the moline plough that would be ace like you said for X231
Squatch, you are amazing-- from your knowledge about these tractors, farm implements, graders and other machines, one would think that you had been buying, selling or collecting them your whole life. :-) Hopefully your publicizing this auction will increase the show's income from this sale and make it more likely that these items will go to good homes and not to a junk dealer.
That high crop Farmall is likely a Super AV, V being the IH designation for Hi-Crop. The hydraulic Touch Control lift if original to the tractor would make it a Super. I have the 2 bottom version of that MM plow with a steel depth wheel. Those plows were made in the 335, 445, 4 star, 5 star timeframe. Some of the last true MM designed and built plows. Lots of cool old iron there.
Wow, so much stuff in one clip Ive never even heard of.. them old-timers built some of the weirdest but effective machines back in the day.
Awesome line-up!
Man so many different brands of tractors that to be honest, I’ve never heard of before! Great stuff!
"That would look good on X231", instant foot in mouth 🤣
Bunch of neat stuff. That one sod plow with the wide steel wheels would be a great thing to dig potato’s with. That Farmall hi crop would be an AV. I believe.
Thanks for the walk around.
Nice looking tractors and equipment. The W-400 is a rare IH!
The implement at 7:20 is a beet lifter. We have the same one in the barn
Nice! I said "Oooh!" several times.
The plow after the MM plow is actually a Oliver with the cock's comb lift. Rare, but popular. I bought one thinking it was JD, and was pleasantly surprised.
It turned out to be the best plow I owned.
Thank you.
OK, get the checkbook !!
That little cat fifteen looked cool. They have one on display at my local cat dealer, coupled to an old schram tow behind compressor
You can tell what items really got your interest. That international was an awesome beast of a machine and the m/m plow was very cool almost art deco on the cast piece.
The mystery high-crop Farmall is a Super AV - the patriarch of vegetable farmers. In my home state of New Jersey there are still thousands of AV's and Super AV's being used for row crops...even some multi-million dollar produce operations are still using them to do their cultivating and side-dressing.
That Massey Harris 4WD looks like a concept ahead of its time - today it's just scaled up about 100 times!
It's super interesting right?
4WD,light weight AND high clearance
@@ronchappel4812 They also made different widths of the Model GP
I'm back...hello from SD. Thanks for getting this footage. I believe that Sheppard tractor was manufactured in Hanover, PA. During my youth in PA, we used to shop in Hanover occasionally (long after the Sheppard tractor facility was closed)
Lots of good stuff!
Nice line up 👍 these Allis.2g are very similar to our David Brown 2D in this country and the lifting mechanism is not hydraulic on the David Brown the tubular chassis acts as a reservoir for air which does the lifting and lowering 💪👍
Yes, it would look good on X231
Thank you
2:30 The Allis Chalmers is an early U with a Continental flathead engine. They made about 7000 before switching to the Allis engine.
Man I'd love to be there with a pocket full of cash. Thanks for sharing squatch
This is one of the reasons i don't go to these with money on me. Like if i'm looking for something, i'll think about it, but otherwise i wised up. I have the resistance of jello in front of a good deal.
Thanks for the tour!
Nice walk through great line up of history!!!
Have you ever been to the National Pike Steam, Gas and Horse Assn. Show in Brownsville, PA
That Oliver 60 on full steel is a rare bird. Front wheels are worth more than the whole tractor.
Heyas Squatch. Nice seeing a Huber built back in the day in my home town. Enjoy your content keep it coming and thanks for taking the time to walk up thru
X231 - I got that reference 😀 maybe one day once you've fixed all the D2's in the MIdwest
Wow so many tractors I’d love to have lol thanks for sharing
Massey harris GP 4wd, l sold one 3 weeks ago.
I really like that Diesel 600! Would be great for plow days!!!
As much as old iron I've seen in one place awesome video thanks
Great video!! I been waiting for the auction bill to see what they’re offering!!
Wow, that is some nice and neat looking items!
that 15 sure looks nice, but You really need that AC crawler so you can keep up with Kyle
Dang I wish I was closer. Saw a few things I'd like to have!
That Graham- Bradley looks just like a Mercury Streamliner train of the same er.
Wow all this machinery are one of a kind or collectors item's. I never knew there were that many Brands that most likely were bought out by larger companies over the years the same thing happened to the computers companies.
Hi Toby, you NEED the rock catcher. No, you really do need it. Bid, bid, bid! It's online, bidding is easy! Oh, they will want paying? Never mind, bid! Still no? Well, what about Senior? Hmm, bad as that? Oh well, maybe next year.
Considering you like Cat's with their complicated starting arrangements that Series 3 Marshall would suit you very well!
@@squatch253 Hi Squatch - complicated probably wasn't the best choice of words but certainly more to the starting procedure than the usual turn key and press button. Strangely in the UK a Pony motor is Called a Donkey engine! While Cats are great and as an Allis fan would have to include M's L's and HD's my favourite would have to be a Vickers VR180!
You could use that Rock Picker !!!
Great vid, just TOO SHORT !!! 😂
Thanks for the walk through, Squatch! I could go for one of those John Deere plows with steel wheels. It would really add some pizzazz to my front garden bed as a display piece. Imagine it would be pricey to ship to Florida. Are you going to get anything? 🇺🇲🚜👍
6:00 That's a Clarkat in the background. There's a facebook group for them.
the last plow was or looks like a breaking plow made for plowing up new ground
I love the industrial 140
Lots of cool equipment 👍😊😊😊🌎🌞
The grey manure spreader @6:55 is a verry rare ferguson manure spreader
Ok. I love watching your channel..you do all "caterpillar " stuff...
I run 2 cat 4312dita on a 34m yacht.. love them. They have 7800hrs.. been twice around the world and have no signifcent problems.
Im jist wondering.. why you dont like the "case" tractors????
I cant find the Silver King in the sale bill. not a photo, i see it listed.
Agree that you need that rock picker !!
That rock picker/thrower really is something to watch and HEAR! A friend had it out and paraded with it a bunch of years ago.
That was really cool. Thanks for posting that. I live in mountainous country in BC Canada. Well, most of BC is mountains. Lol. I doubt any of that equipment made it out here. My long departed father used Massey Ferguson in the orchards. I can still remember one really old timer using a tracked machine in his orchard, but it was particularly steep.
Unfortunately, all the old dozers around here were beat to s*** long ago working in mountainous terrain. Very very few salvageable machines here. Life was too tough for them.
Would like to see the results of that auction
so any plans yet on what we will get to see rebuilt after 1113 is finished?
That plow would look killer on x231
Funny how both our minds went to x231 upon seeing that 4 bottom MM plow
You need a Oliver! Wonderful machines! My Dad said so, so it must be true! 😀😃🙂🙃😊
How do I put a bid in for a tractor
He had quite a collection.
Am curious: would you ever take on an antique to do work as you did for the 1113, or is that not up your alley? Purely curious, not any kind of "that'd be cool to do".
Are you buying the ripper ?
Can X-231 even pull 4 bottoms?
Hey Squatch what do you think of those Graham Bradley's? Super cool art deco look to those things.
Where is the best place to buy parts for a D4 7u ??
White T-shirts and old/any equipment?
I'm getting dirty looking at the videos🤣
The series 3 field Marshall 😬
Buying another project? Farmall Super M? Huh? Huh? 😀😃🙂🙃😊
What did you buy?
So what are you and senior bidding on?
@@squatch253 🤔 if you did score that russel I have a feeling you’d put another drain pipe across the field just for an excuse to use it 👍 😳🤪😂 ✌️🤙
Sir good pm Tanong lang po kami magkano tracktura sa inyo
How many ya going after? Any?
you need that RD7 😅
Lots of old iron!
Hey the Farmall 100 has a belly blade like i invented.
figures.Every thing i've dreamed up over the years ive found was already invented🤣
✋🏼🇦🇺👍🏼