There's been alot of behind the scenes work going on lately regarding Antique Iron Media. Ever since the decision to produce video was inspired, there were other details needing to be met. My friend James Hunt had recently made a weekend visit to help me update my computer technology. I'm self taught on the workings … Continue reading Branded!

Antiqueiron.media will soon be doing video feeds! This weekend was very productive. James Hunt, has finally brought my technology into the 21st century. Stay tuned and look for the links that will be created to YouTube. As always thanks to everyone that supports the media/ mafia. I encourage everyone to subscribe and follow all the … Continue reading Big News!!!

Its amazes me to think of all the different antique tractors I have owned over the past few years. I've been collecting lawn tractors far longer, but I really didn't own farm tractors until 2015. Since that July, I discovered the challenge to purchase is just as enjoyable. My attitude toward my tractors make them … Continue reading The “Chase”

A typical day for a grain hauler usually begins very early in the morning. The grain company I work for most always has the trucks loaded for the following work day. This is to take full advantage of the receiver's hours of operations. A grain hauler generally works a 12 to 14 hour day on … Continue reading Then & Now, Ag Hauling part 3

Most of the advancement, I have witnessed, in Ag support have been better equipment utilized. Electronic tools have started to making a driver's work more efficient. Tarping has major improvement in my time. I didn't start to work with tarps until I started driving semi trucks. My first encounter was major work and unsafe by … Continue reading Then & Now Ag Hauling, part 2

In early May, 1980 I "legally" became a commercial driver. I had actually been mastering the skills to operate a truck far sooner, when my leg was strong enough to push the clutch and I could see over the steering wheel. Hank Williams Jr may have been born to boogie. I was born to drive! … Continue reading Then & Now, Ag Hauling. part 1

I heard a great story, while having dinner with the Edwards family. Jim actually has shared many great tales of how Doug discovered his talent painting. Doug's younger brother Jason must have been one of the first customers receiving Doug's skilled handiwork. Jason had a new bicycle that wasn't really a desirable color. A can … Continue reading Doug’s Dream, is Becoming Reality