Dedicated Movie to Crop Dusters

This video is dedicated to all crop dusters and everyone that knows one!

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• agricultural
• pilots
• ag
• crops
• dusters
• cropduster
• cropdusters
• crop
• duster
• planes
• airplanes
• farms
• ranching
• classic
• rock

[joselaga]

la mejor manera de volar,y el mejor trabajo del mundooo¡¡¡

[agduster]

Thank you for the recognition!

[cobrachoppergirl]

This has to be the shittiest job int he world, and I'm sorry, those Ag Cats and other crop dusters are fuggly planes. I wouldn't do it, all that contact with those toxins and pesticides, and if you crash, you're in a wreck all alone out in some field in the middle of nowhere. Not to mention, awful and long work hours.

[DustUpTelevision]

Some of photos are unbelievable. Thanks for your brilliant work.

[CMink7777]

I was looking at making a career change and getting into crop dusting a few years ago. Me and a good friend, (who convinced me to get into it), were looking into schools, talking to crop dusters, etc. He ended up buying a small plane to take lessons. Once he started flying solo working on take offs and landings, the accident happened about a mile from the airport. No one knows how he crashed. The man would have lived til 100. He also got another guy into it and he sprays now. It's been 1.5 yrs

[kevinpahl1]

Nice to hear something positive about what we do. Still going strong after 34 years.

[r32adt3db]

Cool stuff. But the dang rotating and constant zooming gave me a headache.

[sidewindermack]

Grumman Ag-Cat, The King Of The Crop Dusters!!!

[Dixieduster]

Great Shots, Thanks. JXN, MS

[danielhenriquetostes]

They like to have fun with a gun on their hands ! 2:54

[tolmiecfc]

thought you meant band check them out

[camomule]

I was happy to see you didn't forget the ever-important mixer/loaders! I was a mixer/loader/driver for Todd Aviation, (Ankeny, IA) back in the summers of '82 and '83. The money I earned from doing that work paid for my private license! (Still have it today) But you're not kidding that's hard work--sunup to sundown. They at least got to fly home. I still had to haul that rig with the tanks and chems back in that old Chevy and by the time I got back, they were already 1/2 thru a case!!!