BIG BUD 700 IS HUGE!!

Farm Progress Show, grain cleaning, Skeeter steals tires, and some amazing old farm machinery! Expect to see some sweet CASE IH 715 Quadtrac footage on the channel soon!

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[texlongone]

My grandpa used a threshing machine until I was 10. Never would let me near the business end. Next year they had a custom guy come in with a gleaner combine. I rode around with him and he showed me how it worked. He jumped off to get his dinner from the truck and my uncle came up with the gravity wagon, he darned near died when he saw an 11 year old boy running that thing. Four rows, ( we were doing grain ) 130 inches, lot of levers, got her done. I remember Bob! Take care!

[johnl]

My old stomping grounds! I'm proud to say I grew up there. Thanks for letting me relive my midwestern years.

[Grainexpress]

Bob, in the early 30's my dad was the water boy for the threshing crew and he tells the story of being at one growers farm that was good at home brew wine. After lunch all the crew went down to his basement and sampled his fine wine. Well guess what, no wheat was threshed that afternoon because they were too drunk. LOL! Love hearing you talk about the old days. God Bless!

[koldsteele]

Mr. Bob Welker thanks for sharing this with us ..This what made our country never forget ...This is what this country needs to inspire agriculture you guys are the best

[bradpogue]

The new bud is so huge. You need to get one of those. Thanks to your dad for showing us all the old steam powered tractors. That was so cool.

[darrenlee]

Welker Farms is my favorite map on Farming Simulator 22 and it gives me a better understanding of where you are driving around your massive farm.
I can't get enough of your Family Farm, I regularly pray for rain and bumper crops and I admire the Welker family's faith in God.

[workshopboys]

4:37 You guys really make a good video. Thank you guys for putting my grandpa’s truck in there, it means a lot to all of us. It was great talking to you at Farm Progress!

[dblcab]

HEY BOB!!!! Thank you so much for the field trip to the threshers meet up. And sharing a bit more of your personal history.

[marklulow]

That was awesome seeing Skeeter rocking the Fab Rats hat. Them Utah boys have some great recovery channels.

[Pep]

Love that part with Bob wandering around the old time equipment fair and him chatting about his experiences with them. Can't get enough of the old time stories keep them coming!

[robertheinkel]

Our neighbor got hurt going between the combine and wagon. Just like in the old threshing days, all the neighbors got together one Saturday, baled the hay, combined the oats, and baled up the straw. The ladies put on a spread for lunch. My dad and I were baling hay, manually loading the wagons. At any given time, there were three empty wagons following us to swap out a full wagon for an empty. We had a ball, and I would have loved to be part of a threshing crew in the good old days.

[lenoflorer]

Great videos guys as always. Bob loved the old equipment. I went on wheat harvest in 1967. Started in Perry Oklahoma and finish 45 miles north of Great Falls. I had just turn 16. We had
Massey Ferguson combines with 18 foot headers and open cabs. The old fellow we worked for keep us noth of Great Falls 30 days and we didn't go to town. Washed our clothes in the river. Lived in an old converted school bus. Shelby was our next stop but I had to come back for school. I got back the same day school started. Good memories. Montana was beautiful

[papaburf]

Bob - thanks very much for taking us along to the thrashing bee, that was humbling and awesome at the same time!

[markreetz]

What a video! The Farm progress Show, Skeeter showing up, and the thrashing demo! Way cool. Skeeter stopping in kind of ties most of my YouTube channels together. Millennial Farmer and the Welkers, Farm Hand Mike, Big Tractor Power, Zach visited Farming Fixing & Fabricating. I was also watching Justin King getting things out in the Colorado Rockies lead to Matt's Off Road which of course led to many, many off-road channels. It is fun seeing and hearing about my favorite channels on other channels.

[ghostsfarm]

My first Engine rebuild was a Ford 8N, I love seeing the old farm equipment.

[howardhill]

Enjoy your family Channel, especially as you show the new and the old as we made due with what we had . We all have history . I helped stook grain when 5years old, drove tractor pulling a binder at 11, we brought the sheeves to thrashing machine which was in the barn run by belt. Auger was lined up with grainery. My first combine was a open cab Case built in the fifties powered by a gas slant 6 cylinder Dodge engine . Yes the chaff and wind did get us itchy and dirty . Thanks for sharing .

[sallydunbar]

Always interesting to hear Mr Bob's memories. Farming has come a long way in technology, the "good 'old boys" paved the way. God bless

[DonVDBorgh]

Thanks Bob, love the old thrashing shows 👍

[arthurjennings]

Thanks for the last segment. It brought back memories of combining downed grain (milo maize) with the wind in the dust cloud, then running back up the field as fast as we could because you could only cut one way. I also remember using that cream separator to make butter. There are more than one of those old homes sitting, abandoned in the rural south Texas where I grew up. Thanks for the memories..