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Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!!

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Tim Malin

03-28-2004 11:53:09




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With my upcoming graduation (37 school days!!!) my mom has been going through some old tapes for some of my friends at school who want to compose a senior video. On one of them, from 1991, two years after our barn fire, we are breaking land on the farm we bought in addition, my Grandpa driving our beautiful 1066 with ROPS (no canopy), shiny as heck, pulling a 4 bottom automatic reset IH 710 I believe, listening to her roar across the field, just as fast as the 826 pulling the big 510 (might be 5100) IH grain drill, my uncle driving it and I'm riding on the fender, and my other uncle with our 856 pulling the big winged 22 foot disk. Those are the days I really remember. Being 4 and 5 years old and riding with my uncles or grandpa. It was so cool to see that 1066 pull that plow as fast as the 826 pulling that grain drill. Brought goosebumps to my skin and tears to my eyes. I thought I'd mention it because I know you guys can relate, especially since you can have some of the memories but not the equipment today. I miss that 1066.

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kthompson

10-10-2006 05:23:45




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
Was looking for info on an IH 5100 grain drill and happened across this.

Read it carefully and thought of my Dad who passed away almost 37 years ago and my father in law 6 years ago. Each help build a love of tractors and farming in my heart. As I now try to with my grandson.

It was worth the tears to travel down memory lane and to Thank God for the blessings of those memories.



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Ron in Nebr

03-28-2004 20:45:23




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
I've got tons of similar IH memories(and even a few pics), but they don't involve any plowing. Mostly they involve hay...I have a distinct memory of helping dad move 6-ton haystacks when I was VERY young with our new 656 and a 560. We moved them with about 50 foot of heavy cable with a large steel I-beam in the center. One end of the cable hooked to each tractor, one went on either side of the stack, and when the cable got tight, pull the T/A's back and away you'd go, dragging the stack accross the meadow to the stackyard. I remember feeding with the 656 pulling a haysled in the wintertime, in a cab my dad made out of angle iron and plywood. Going on sidehills I just KNEW were gonna tip us over, but we never did. I remember having to unhook the haysled and winching it through tough spots in the hills when the snow was deep... I remember one very cold 3-mile trip with dad in our new 886, had it less than a week, to pull my grandad and brother out of a snowdrift(this happened before the plywood cab got built onto the ROPS on the 886). I remember the 886 pulling stacks on a chain-type stackmover through snow up to the oilpan, bucking and jumping as the chained tires fought for traction... I also have more memories than I can count of mowing, raking, etc. on A's, H's, M's, etc. Also have an old super-8 movie from the early 60's of our WD-9 going out to feed hay, and another one of my dad sweeping hay on a reversed Super C haysweep, which also interestingly enough shows probably the last team of workhorses we had on the ranch being used on the haystacker. Sorry this was long, but those are great memories.

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Jared in VT

03-28-2004 16:26:12




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
Good for you Tim. I bet your friends think it's a hoot to see you as a little boy hauling through the fields on the old iron! My neighbor has a photo from 1933 of he and his Dad in their dairy barn with a brand new DeLaval milking machine and 1 lunger engine to run it. He's 83 now, but he is still the bright-eye'd little boy when he looks at that photo. Congradulations on your pending graduation and best of luck to you, thanks for sharing. Jared

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Nebraska Cowman

03-28-2004 14:11:39




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
berry cool memories tim, wish we were all as lucky.



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sorry but

03-28-2004 13:51:02




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
I miss my dad and grandad but not that 1066 a bit



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Jimmy King

03-28-2004 12:47:44




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 Re: Found old film of our IH tractors at work!!! in reply to Tim Malin, 03-28-2004 11:53:09  
Tim Tim you make me jellous I am 62 years old and we don't even have any old black and white pictures taken with the old box camera of our tractors and machinery at work. Binder, Thrasher etc. Take good care of your film, I have a VCR tape of myself milking and baling hay I just had burned to a DVD.



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