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Here is a front cover of the BUCHER motor mower model Record broshure. My grandfather had a Bucher Record for a sort time with steel wheels before he traded it for a AEBI AM 52 motor mower. Bucher came out with there motor mower in 1945 with a 9 hp engine.

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-Urs

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I remember this "flexi tooth" from when I was a kid. The Esso (or was it New Holland) dealers handed out a free sample which we thought was pretty neat. I remember experimenting with it seeing how it would melt when pressed onto the lid of the wood stove! Crazy kids! This ad from 1963. 

 

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9 minutes ago, Delta Dirt said:

Nothing to do with old advertisements------but I sure enjoy those Roosty 6 you-tube videos Loadstar.

Just watched your harvesting of canola-----believe it was dated Sept 16th??  (ol' Roosty does a good job with the camera):D

DD

Well thanks Anson. Its comments like yours that inspire me to keep on with this video obsession. I've got some vintage tractor work video in the camera from this week and as soon as I can get to editing it will be on youtube. Also stay tuned for some really fine drone video of my harvest thanks to my nephew and his drone. I didn't have time to fly both the drone and the combine. :-)

And just to keep it on topic, here is a vintage ad from 1962 featuring a Case tractor and a combine similar to (but newer than)  my dad's first model A Case combine. 

 

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7 hours ago, Loadstar said:

Well thanks Anson. Its comments like yours that inspire me to keep on with this video obsession. I've got some vintage tractor work video in the camera from this week and as soon as I can get to editing it will be on youtube. Also stay tuned for some really fine drone video of my harvest thanks to my nephew and his drone. I didn't have time to fly both the drone and the combine. :-)

And just to keep it on topic, here is a vintage ad from 1962 featuring a Case tractor and a combine similar to (but newer than)  my dad's first model A Case combine. 

 

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Auto steer and auto control from a new combine will let you fly that drone while combine is going Ralph. Heck it will even let you take a nap. Good videos and pictures Ralph.

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Interesting to see horse pulled mowers with an engine drive. All the horse powered mowers I ever knew were ground drive. Steel wheel with lugs that provided the drive to a gear box. I was always amazed how they worked at all but people cut hay with them for years. 

On another subject, winter is coming so maybe time to think about putting some Mobiloil arctic in your cars and trucks to prepare. A 1939 ad. 

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On ‎27‎/‎09‎/‎2017 at 11:09 PM, redturbo said:

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That is an interesting 1939-40 brochure. I have the two brochures that seem to be combined in this one. One is the A& B brochure. The other is the H & M brochure and they are the same coloring and were date coded in late 1939.  

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38 minutes ago, lightninboy said:

Here there were some Allied loaders...grain augers were fairly popular...did Allied pretty much have a monopoly on bale stookers?

Yes, plenty of grain augers from Allied here too. There were other bale stackers. One comes to mind is Inland. I have one. 

 

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Yes, the Farmall 656 was a very versatile tractor. I have one on my farm and it is my favorite of all the tractors (Including Magnums and a Maxxum). I call mine "Old Reliable" and it will start unassisted on any day of the year anytime. The only thing is that it will not run smoothly on anything less than the super premium 91 Octane gasoline. But that is a small price to pay since I use it less than 50 hours per year.

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47 minutes ago, Loadstar said:

Yes, plenty of grain augers from Allied here too. There were other bale stackers. One comes to mind is Inland. I have one. 

 

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And now Allied and Inland are owned by the same company. Here is an ad of the First Schilter Transporter 2wd and 4wd versions. The 4wd drive was the most commen version, alle the other models were only 4wd.

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1 hour ago, George 2 said:

Yes, the Farmall 656 was a very versatile tractor. I have one on my farm and it is my favorite of all the tractors (Including Magnums and a Maxxum). I call mine "Old Reliable" and it will start unassisted on any day of the year anytime. The only thing is that it will not run smoothly on anything less than the super premium 91 Octane gasoline. But that is a small price to pay since I use it less than 50 hours per year.

And yet, the compression ratio is only 7.6:1...

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