Demonstration of well-drilling equipment, hit-and-miss engine.
Massey-Harris was the featured equipment of this year's show.
There's a tractor name with which I am not familiar.
One of my favorite pieces.
Wonder how many arms were snapped by that crank.
First tractor I ever drove was an Oliver much like this one.
I am fascinated by pop-and-spin engines. These Sandwich engines are very cool!
Someone came to the show of vintage equipment in his vintage pickup.
Minneapolis-Moline logo.
A nice line of golden M-Ms.
Look at that steam engine!
Perhaps the coolest logo.
This Massey-Harris was my pick of the featured brand. It is not restored; it is well-used and shows it. It has been lovingly cared for, though, for she could still pull a plow!
6 comments:
Even though I'm an Oliver man, I agree: the Case logo is just cool.
My dad and husband love antique tractors, and I have a great appreciation of them. Oh, the stories these machines could tell-
More evidence of fun in a rural area.
Jim, Oliver is a sentimental favorite with me because of my early experiences with farm equipment.
Shelly, there would be a story behind each of those old timers.
Vee, the pace is slow and the livin' is easy.
Tractors and steam engines are always fun. A fellow about seven or eight miles from here has a steam powered saw mill. I've seen it in operation--very impressive and more than a little bit dangerous.
Chuck, guy at this show had a sawmill set up and ripping away. I wasn't getting within fifty feet of the thing! Had a great grandfather who owned a sawmill. Amazing that I even exist.
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