Posted by Ken Christopherson on September 09, 2019 at 18:17:01 from (174.20.56.125):
Hello all. I posted this over in the Case forums, but thought I would share. I took a LOT of great photos at this year's WMSTR show.. Also two LONG videos if you want to do the full video tour of the show on my YouTube channel. Below is a link I have of the 150hp Case recreating the 4-engine pull/hillclimb. I tried to give it a vintage look (if you want to see the original video check out the 2019 WMSTR Day Two video). I had my 1941 Case SC center exhaust up there this year for the feature (J.I. Case). Had to get a photo of it near the 150 just to compare size.
Also, here are some photos I took I thought you might enjoy. I was able to get up with Kory Anderson on the 150 for some time while they were in route to the Briden-Roen sawmill, and then got to see her work in the mill from the platform for about an hour or so.
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