AMISH SILO FILLER
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The way of the Amish; Silo demolition.by lostperfectflaw13,461 views- 0:59
Amish Pennsylvania barn building on Goldwing doug1611kjvby doug1611kjv1,897 views
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Dead Amish Guy at the Goodwill Sept 11 2010by mst3kpimp3,393 views
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High Moisture Corn Unloadingby crazypete4204,556 views
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65 hp case filling siloby steammonkey22,352 views
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John Deere 730 fills siloby 730popper20,558 views
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Silo filler, 1925 Gehlby muskegoboy2,482 views
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Gehl Silo Filler Belted to 10 HP Mby reval1111,147 views
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Loading Oat Bundles in Arthur Illinoisby erniebonvawt2,174 views
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Silo Unloader In a Japanese Square Silo - Patz Model 98Cby patzmarketing3,790 views
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How a silo unloader worksby Farmerknowsbest37,335 views
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Baker Valve Gear In 3Dby TerminatorFRA4,578 views
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3 Point Plowby FarmingWithHorses3,230 views
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Filling Siloby 65882Plus213,756 views
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The Amish Harvest Time, Strasburg, PA October 5, 2009by Conrail63704,116 views
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2009 Corn Silage harvest @ Stoutenburg Farms "Packing the bunk"by eagerjeffrey80,968 views
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Missing Something Hereby TheCallersMovie15,793 views
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Autumn Silageby mud6920s37,217 views
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Amish Wheat Harvest With a Huber tractorby hev521,667 views
In the late 60's Dad had a farm outside Dayton, Ohio. Dad would store his friend's steam engine. When the time came, we would use it with the Gehl Silo blower to fill the silo. I was on top the silo, distributing the silage, when I looked over and found the barn roof on fire. Apparently the sparks from the steam engine started the fire. I ran down the silo, and we put it out quickly.
OldMemoriesOnTheFarm 5 months ago
@userunavailable3095 Last weekend they had this engine at the Dover steam show in Dover, Ohio
wurlitzer153duplex 6 months ago
@wurlitzer153duplex Wow, I was just up there last weekend. I wish I'd seen it.
userunavailable3095 6 months ago
@EthanCollier01 nope, this one's owned by Ervin Hershberger of Holmes County, Ohio. This engine (a 21-75) and a bigger one (23-90) are equipped with rubber treads to travel between silo-filling jobs. The text on the canopy reads "Goin' Fillin".
wurlitzer153duplex 6 months ago
Wow! I thought Amish folk didn't use steam engines or any kind of powered transportation. This was very interesting.
JonatanGronoset 8 months ago