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tough to find this kind of thing today as 2 to 3 farmers likely replaced all of these. I counted 43 tractors at the end and I probably missed some. The dog eat dog mentality has about taken the farming sector over too. But this spirit is still out there in places. I can remember when you didn’t have to be sick for this to happen. We just helped one another as needed. Can’t get that in a classroom.

@19mg94 allis chalmers 160
soon to have a 200, 210, 220, and a D-21

@indy498 we have a 220 and a D21

I would love to have a copy of this on dvd!

Great vid,…thanks for posting

Great Video, seeing it makes me miss my Father and his whole generation, I still have his 1939 John Deere G and of course millions of dollars worth of memories.

NEIGHBOUR!

Bloody good video. The only thing I can think of to say is that americans weren’t the only ones to do something like this. That great country to the north of you was also a great one for helping your neighbour in times of trouble. Just the same, congrats to the person who put it together.

Simple goodness. I like to to view this from time to time. It helps me to realize what we are really put on this planet for….

one of THE best videos on the internet!
Great to see all the brands of tractors…America at its best!
Mike in Iowa

Reminds me in a way of my childhood. When I was 11 we had a huge barn fire and lost 30 dairy cows along with the entire dairy barn so the neighbors helped us with the crops and took in the rest of our herd while we got a new barn built. It just goes to show us what good neighbors do for one another.

amazing. that is something anyone would have done back then and something noone would do today. i wish we could go back to the way things used to be

i have saved this vid. and i think that this copy should be sent to obama and ask what is wrong with this picture?? this is a icon of america and why we can’t produce our own things?? thanks to our goverment once again!! ps and greed. wow!! really got us to where we are!! god bless the farmer!!

wonderful video–i wish it was clearer, but it just kinda puts goose bumps on me watching this. all the various brands and so many of them. when so many got together at one time, it really was just a bunch of fun–made people feel good. i know lots of people today wouldn’t understand what i’m talking about, but it’s their loss. thanks for sharing.

This still happens but not often.I came home from work one afternoon when my Dad was sick to find 5 nieghbour tractors working ground 4 years ago.After my uncles barn fire in 83 the nieghbourhoos got together to clean up.The new barn used 2X 6′s on edge for the mow floor.10 guys came for 3 days to drive over a ton of spikes in it.Even in the 90′s when I tried farming myself I couldn’t have done it if it weren’t for a couple of friends that I worked together with.We traded work and shared wagons

watch that kid on the 900 Ford. His feet are on the transmission cuz they won’t reach the step plates! And see him turn around at the end of the field? He’s done that before.

hey whats the name of the first song ?

@lawnking168 still the land of the free. sorry he cant stop you from farming.

i have watched this before and i still touches me. i real like the end where the they are done with the days work and talking wish i could hear what they where talking about
i would also like to say about the kid on the ford we had a 800 and let me tell you on them cold days the felt real real good on you ‘er feet and you are right the kidd knew what he was doing on that ol ford great video

I work on one of the big modern farms and gotta tell you this kind of thing sure wouldnt happen on our farm these days. Workers are treated poorly by us and payed far less than they should. Love seeing all the old classics out there working! Hopefully farming gets back to a more personal level sometime in our lifetimes. By far this is my favorite youtube video thanks for posting and God Bless.

@TheTractormaster The song is “Down Home” by Alabama from 1991. I’m even younger than that of smgussey, and I wish I had been able to see what life was really like back then. I’m sure that somewhere someone still does something like this, but it’s a heap of a lot less common than what it used to be because now, if you want to make it in farming, you pretty much have to hire a few employees. Too bad those days are gone.

Did my share of plowing on a Farmall M and I can just imagine how it felt to be on the team that day (I would have been 9 years old at the time!) Bless ‘em for getting together–great to see all the tractors too.

i wish our country was still like this where the comunity comes together to help someone out

are any of these fine men still living,,if so please shake their hand and say well done!Fantastic generation of americans,,wish we had men like that now running this country.

@NebraskaCowman NO DOUBT !!!!
He absolutely is wheeling a 180 with the left hand and working the hydraulic lever with the right and puts that 900 RIGHT back in the row lining the disk up!!!!