August 16, 17, 18, 19, 2012

Always the 3rd weekend in August
BUCKLEY, MICHIGAN

Cost:

Adults – $10 per day or $25 for a 4-day pass
Children – 15 & under FREE, only if accompanied by a parent or guardian.

*All public gates open at 7 a.m. and close at midnight.

*No new admission after 9 p.m.

*No new RV’s after 7 p.m. – Holding area open until morning.

*Show closes after parade Sunday
*FREE parking

*FREE shuttle to and from parking areas until 8 p.m.

*Handicap shuttles until dark

[view map of Buckley Old Engine Show]

Attractions:

• Rumely, Hart Parr, Banting, Flour City, Aultman & Taylor, Greyhound and other large gas tractors.
• Wooden Bowl Mill
• Veneer Mill
• Shingle Mill
• Planer Mill
• Farm animal exhibit
• 1800′s Sawmill
• Huge woodworking shop
• Parade 3:00 pm each day
• 600 lot flea market
• Antique Cars (No Custom or Street Rods)
• Old time necessities demo building ( soap making, spining, weaving, etc. )
• Wheat ground into flour by gas engine
• Old time print shop
• Harness shop
• Woodcrafts
• Prony Brake & P.T.O. Testing – Open to all Tractors
• 120 year old Mayfield town hall
• Corn shelling & grinding with stone burr mill
• Blacksmith shop
• Kids tractor pull ( ages 4-7 12:45pm )
• Popcorn made in a Hog Kettle
• Foundry ( making cast iron dinner bells )
• Plowing Demonstration Daily at 11 am with Eight and Twelve Bottom Prairie Plows with steam & gas tractors
• Rock Crusher
• Over 600 antique gas & oil engines
• Stationary steam engine building with a 250 H.P. Corliss engine
• Steam Engine Spark Show (Each Evening after Dusk)
• Tractor slow race at 12pm
• Memorial Chapel
• Peerless & Westinghouse potable steam engine
• Old time music
• Steam & Hot-Air Model Table in Steam Building
• Cider Mill demo 10 am to 11 am and 1pm to 2pm ( Sunday 10am to 11am only )
• Non-denominational Church Services at 9:00 AM Sunday
• Free rides on the 1923 #207 steam train
• 900+ Antique Tractors
• Threshing, straw baling & horse powered baler 10:30am & 1:30pm
• Avery, Huber, Frick, Case, Minneapolis, Port Huron, and many other larger steam traction engines