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Too sick 🔥

2+2 tractors were NOT a failure! Had to stop watching after such a ridiculous and false comment.

I always appreciate the knowledge Jay has, especially of the early automobiles. I'm sure hes already done it, but I'd love a historical doc series with Jay as the writer and narrator.

Cracked corn? Are we making something that needs to be stealthily transported in a souped up vehicle that can outrun Feds? 😅

Why is it so slow. I would rather have a vw buggy and be slow then this and be slow, lol

I know a guy that drove his Cadillac on worse than that . 😊

Should learn to hold your thumb on the same side as your fingers, to avoid getting it broken ! 😢😢

Put a little more muscle into that pushing

Pretty gay

Great video and thanks for not adding any goofy music to it and letting the cars do the talking

When I first saw how powerful duesenberg cars were, I was genuinely blown away. 400 hp in 1930s, like WHAT?

Thanks for the tour ! What an Odd Variety of Vehicles !!!!👀👀

That has got to be the lamest answer ever, I mean of all the great vehicles ever in history, the Duesenberg?

1:48 an ACTUAL rat rod! 5:33 I swear that thing's build thread is on the HAMB. I think it started with a Studebaker flat 6. 6:41 I am looking this up NOW, thats so wild. I love the Popular Mechanics car kit ideas.

Just got done watching gay porn and this is still gayer than that somehow

The Deusenberg cars are also where the phrase "Thats a doozie" comes from....because they were that amazing.

I love your Pinzgauer

Any idea how many total tractors on display?

The graham is powered by a Chevrolet inline six.

It looks like Iowa chapter had an excellent round-up. I was sure wishing I could have attended, this year.

Lame

Nice ride

Really appreciate your channel! Thanks for sharing.

"Willys"...pronounced Will-liss.....not Willy's. Love your videos!

Saved the best for last 🖤

I used to go there every year. Sad part is I live here!

Ik there was rain but snelling ave during back to the 50's was a disappointment, you chumps let some weather that wasn't that bad effect you from not going there when the parking lots at Har Mar should be filled. I want the crazy shat there that's half the fun. The parking lots of Har Mar and Barnes n Noble should of been filled with cars, crazy shat n stuff like the last years

wow! the odd vehicle... and there is a cluster

TC rebuild: sure!

That Land Rover Series I 107" pickup is my favorite!

I was there saw the same groups

Now thats a car show!

Great video Steve, really loved seeing all of that equipment and IH vehicles.

That rhythmic sound will put me to sleep.

5:33 This mash-up creation is the most bizarre "vehicle" I've ever seen. Major respect for whoever dreamt this one up, I love it!

They say 'every day is a school day' and I learnt that you have the Hillman Husky in the USA! We had one many years ago but you could see the road through the floor so not as smart as those at the show. There were some great and rare cars there Steve thanks for sharing your trip to this show. 👍👍

Id like to make that car show someday! Thanks for sharing.

I'll take that 63' Avanti.

Once at a tractor show, I saw an old tractor that was mostly rust and primer colored. A big sign on the front said, “Time & weather have faded me, but I am far from dead, ‘cause I wasn’t blue, or green, or yellow, I was Farmall Red”

They will need to add water daily, if not hourly!

Nice.

Jay knows his stuff… Much respect… 🌹♥️🌹

Duesenberg’s were absolute works of art, decades ahead of their time

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Thanks for giving us a look at a whole other world of machinery, Steve!

What engine is in there, and what are the axle capacities?

The 2+2's were not a design failure,they steered exactly how they were designed.

Thanks! Best coverage yet! I hope to have a video of the showdown soon. DEERING DAVE

Wonderful displays,..reminds me of my Dad's 1951 IH Pickup, and then my 1973 Loadstar 1600 . Man, those Loadstars could turn on a dime, as they say. Great trucks for city deliveries.

Very interesting, all the older machines that used to farm in the USA. We had a tractor here in the UK which was made from two tractors. It was good on muddy ground and could be separated into two for summer use. There were some exports but in the end with all the upgrades and redesigns the company, Ernest Doe 'called it quits' and just decided to supply conventional Fordson tractors. Great video Steve thanks.👍👍