Combines harvestmovie

[MHarryE]

The movie is American Harvest Made for television, American Harvest is set in the heartland of Kansas. Two proud, stubborn families have not spoken to one another because of an incident in the distant past. Wayne Rogers, the patriarch of one of the families, is in danger of losing his wheat farm. He knows that his land will be saved if he patches things up with rival farmer Earl Holliman, but such a reconciliation is out of the questionat least, until the film's final twenty minutes. American Harvest premiered on January 16, 1987

 

[deere_runner]

The movie you are thinking about is called "Racing Against the Harvest". I have it in tape you can get it on amazon.com It is a very good movie.

 

[weasel]

The movie was called "American Harvest" with that guy from MASH with the old 95 with none of the mud shields on welding on the gas tank.

 

[4WDman]

Hi, I went out with Brubacher in 1997. How did you like itIJ I was suprised to see anyone on here that went out with them!! Was "Rufos" out there with you or was he still in collageIJ Did you go with Rusty or JimIJ And what did you driveIJ I did truck driving most of the time. I got that movie off of Amazon.com with in 3 days!! Great movie!! It is "The Amazing Race". Steve, NW, OHIO

 

[Biggin]

I thought it was a terrible movie. Hoky premise. Childish emotional drivel. One guy goes to his banker to get a loan and brags about not getting government payments. That was suposed to help get a loanIJ Buys old combines so he could cut low and slow and get every head. EfficentIJ Fire somehow starts in the grain tank. THe plot had many holes.

 

[Mark]

I worked with 2 Austrailians last fall hauling Silage in littlefield, TX, and I thought they said they worked for Brubaher, but Im not 100% sure. They was driving Red KW trucks. Mark

 

[4WDman]

That was probably guys from Brubacher!! They run red KWs. They had 2 Ford 9000's in '97 and the rest were all red KWs. I ran with a silage crew for three weeks that was a friend of Brubacher's. They have put a few guys with that crew every year between summer and fall harvest ever since!! I talked to them a couple years back about it. They said I was the first one to do that. If I went out again, it would be on a silage crew, not a harvest crew!! Thanks!! 4WDman!!