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The machine is used to fix a flat belt

tool for belt sticting

That plow with the vertical auger is a terracing plow. My dad hired a guy with one of those to terrace a side hill.

Verry excellent guys cheers 🥂 😊

Mark shes got the fever gotta get her a project practical useable excellent 😊

Mark u need to check out our great Oregon steam up starts end July to first weekend August truck museum as well in brooks Oregon clasic tractor fever has been here u know Romanas got the fever lol ❤😊

How fun!!! Took me back to my high school days when the cars had individual style!! Thanks for the walk-through!! The old grocery store horse!! I'd love to have one!!

Wow what a place to explore. Should put it on my bucket list! Our neighbor had a stub nosed red ford truck like the one in the first part of the video with a grain box that he hauled edible beans to market. Brought back some memories....Thanks for showing us around the museum.

Mark, Those signs are push signs that used to be on screen doors,ect at old general stores so you pushed on them instead of pushing the screen in. Not sure about Sanborn but I bet they are flooded also since they are before Spencer from the river. SAD.

At time stamp 24:52 those are screen door pushers to protect the screens from damage. If you look there is a screen door right across the walkway with a Cheverolet push on it.

Mta all the way

Wow lots of storage there but I am glad they are saving some of our older generations equipment and cars. Neat things, my Dad used a sickle bar to mow and my Mom had a Nash Rambler but I think it might have been a couple of years newer. Ramona is patient with you guys looking at all the old stuff probably not real interesting to her.

So was it getting hot due to the brake rubbing or a bad wheel bearing. 1 hub/wheel on my trailer just started getting hotter then the rest. Also more break dust on that wheel compared to the others.

Excellent guys my first tractor show of the year cheers 🥂 😊

flat belt

Belt lacer for fast belts

great video i was there and it was a great show left saturday morning and barley made it out due to the flooding

that is a belt lacer

Where are the fridges. IH made about everything,I just watched a video on the Pennsylvania chapter IH #17 or 7 dont remember. but in theyre old dealership they now own "TRACTO" that has to be my favorite IH antique. They had fridges and freezers and about one of everything. Alot of rain,the Missouri is about to flood here with the Platte and the Elkhorn river. We had to go to the cabin and haul in the cub cadet so it wont get ruined.

Looks like Spencer had flooding.

Belt lacer for lacing flat belts back together. This crimps the hooks on each end and there is a pin that goes in the middle to hold them together,

What a show. saw some models of IH that I didn't know about. Interesting tour. I believe that tool is a flat belt splicer. You put the end of the belt and the hooks into the machine and you crimp the hooks and belting together to make a splice. Great to see all of the Iron. My legs got tired just watching you showing all the things to see...😁

What a fun time with grandpa!! Ramona looked so cute on that pink cubby!!!

Where's the deep freezers and refrigerators?

This would be so much fun to see in person

Thank you so much for your video. It is awesome!

Like number 7. That was awesome Mark. Thanks brother 👍🏻💛🙏🏻

Wow--I wondered why you would travel that long but when I saw how many are represented there I knew why! I can not believe this huge display of Red, I love it, thanks for taking us along. Ramona looks cute in her Farmall clothes.

I live on a quarter of an acre. I have a very large backyard that backs up to a freeway wall. There's a culvert behind my house that runs in between me and my neighbor's house. So all the water that comes off the freeway and surrounding areas is supposed to go down the culvert and through the piping system to the street sewer. Well it gets plugged up all the time and floods my property. This last winter we had really bad flooding because it was plugged up and I swear it did something to my soil and having the hardest time growing Anything ,literally.I have a 3-in thick layer of crap that I had to get rid of as much as possible ,everything is stunted nothing wants to grow except for pumpkins from my compost.😮😢

Question for anyone. Never canned but hope to this year to preserve some of my garden. If you do dry beans the way you did they are cooked and ready to eat when your done right? In the future you'd just have to open and heat?

Now isn't that the cutest thing ever, Ramona on the Cubby! Glad to see the garden bounce back, your homestead looks wonderful, you and Kelly worked hard but what great results. Enjoy!

My fav time of year also. Have fun in Iowa!!

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Cheers 🥂 Ramona lol. 😊

Just getting my garden tilled this weekend lookin great chef Mark lol excellent job guys cheers 🥂 😊

Like number 24. I hate morning glorys. Never had them before. Till after we got our chickens. They are bad in our garden now. They climb up our tomatoes and realy choke them out.

Cubby looks great!! Ramona did a good job driving it!! The garden looks better than I thought it would.

You and Kelly have your place looking nice. All of the hard work is showing. The keet are cute.....then they grow up and get noisy....

Eveerything looks fabulous!!! Thr garden weathered the storms better than i thought it might! Kelly's gardens are amazzing!! And that cubbie looks and runs better than new!!! Looking great there in Nebraska!!

Try 30% white vinegar, Epsom salts & dawn. It works the best to kill weeds & everything else in NWPA.

More guineas to drive you crazy!!😂🤣But Ramona will love them!

Beautiful!

Love watching this transformation of the cubby! Its looking great and sounds awesome 👌

Enjoy that granddaughter ❤

Like number 38. Cubbie looks great Mark. 👍🏻💛🙏🏻

Like number 43 my friend 👍🏻💛🙏🏻

Th as t Cubbie is so pretty an purrs like a kitten! Your beautiful Romona is so perfect. Enjoy every second that she is there ❤❤❤❤❤

Cubby looks amazing!!! So glad Ramona made her connection with you!! I used to fly to Denver and get the train to Nebraska to visit my grandmother - lucky for me the train ran through her town. Enjoy the next three weeks with your sidekick!!

Excellent guys cheers 🥂 😊

Cub looks wonderful chef Mark 😊😊