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An Oliver in prairie gold clothes. Pulling an 8 row planter. The celebrity Minnie Mo

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Edited By: Becky Johnson

[mistral]

I saw that interview. I heard your dad speak more than I have ever before. It was very nice history lesson. Thank you so much

[AdamMuhle]

I'm not saying we've made the 90 minute drive to Ellsworth just for cheese curds, but there have been times we went to ellsworth, bought some curds, and drove back home. 😂

[mikei]

Those Ellsworth cheese curds when warm and fresh are so good.

[Dennismelnychuk]

Oliver was red in Canada and called Cockshutt, there were also quite a few yellow moline tractors like the G1000 around where i live in Manitoba

[NouisFam]

The camping chair was on sale, so I needed it.

[hairy-dairyman]

I used to ride on the mud guard of our 1640 jd when dad was green chopping sorghum. We had 140 milking cattle then. Were running 800 now and aiming to be 1100 by next winter. 1640 is still on the farm. Feeding bulls ut still working

[FarmGearInnovators]

Love seeing the 1971 Moline G750 getting some TLC! It’s awesome to learn about its history and how it’s still being put to good use around the farm. 🤩🤩🤩

[brianshelley]

The fact that the moline was the farm tractor vs the size and amount of equipment you need today is a sign of the times.

[chadkissell]

I loved your dad's interview on the Minnie-Mo. I'm Curt's nephew. I always liked talking machinery with him too! I can see where they'd get along! Love your stuff, keep it up.

[koryleague]

I got notified of your dad's interview via your Instagram story. Loved the interview. Had to go back and rewatch the video you did with your dad

[MississippiMudMX]

i saw an enclosed race trailer on marketplace, had orange cabinets and i thought for ever. damn i’ve seen those cabinets before then saw who had it posted for sale then i realized where ive seen it 😂

[joshwagner]

We have a g850 that has a cozy cab and has been restored. There’s a guy in middle river mn that repaints tractors for a reasonable price. Had him do a 936 versatile. Sand blasted and did everything for 5k

[HackeryX]

there was less than 300 of the MM G750 made for that to survive and run the way it does is fantastic don't ever get rid of it

[thomasvogelgesang]

I saw the interview. Your dad did a great job. I enjoy listening to him. One of my top ten YouTube videos that I’ve watched. My grandfather had the match of your Molin but in the Oliver name. It brings me back to a great time in my life. I thank you, Zach and Becky for all of the time that you spent making videos for us to watch.

[MikeBarryBees]

My annual pilgrimage from Louisiana is to Minnesota with a stop in Ellsworth!! Love the fresh curds!!

[walterA]

Seeing you work with your dad and all the interaction, I wish my dad would still be here with us. I miss him every time when I watch your YouTube channel. I think it's a blessing to be able to work with him.

[danieljaeger]

We have a 1951 U standard our grandpa bought near Watertown Wisconsin in ‘52 it’s sweet, all restored, but the rear tires

[keithwestbrooks]

Enjoy watching your dad. He is one laid back man.

[oliverstacy]

Some of my favorite memories as a kid are riding on the fenders of various Oliver tractors with my dad. Many hours spent driving them as I grew up.

[exotictones]

Already watched your dad's video weeks ago some how.very good