Largest Operational Agricultural Plow - Manitoba Agricultural Museum sets world record
AUSTIN, Manitoba, Canada - Volunteers at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum have set world records by assembling and using a 66-bottom (77-foot-wide) agricultural plow. Manitoba Threshermen's Reunion and Stampede - Sets new world record for Largest Operational Agricultural Plow.

Made by OilPull tractors. The incident initially required 4 E Rumely OilPulls to plow, but earlier in the week rain had disrupted farming conditions and a fifth tractor was needed. As a result, a single 535 HP New Holland 4-wheel drive tractor with an ATI crawler pulled the plow to see if modern agriculture could compete with age-old technology. (enlarge photo) Despite being the only tractor, it pulled the plow admirably with 65 plow bases on the ground.

People came across North America, Europe, and Australia to witness this," said Elliot Sims, co-chairman of Rumely Expo, "an event of a lifetime," said, "and we can be proud that the Manitoba Agricultural Museum holds both world-class records." Its president, Chad Bodnarchuk, describes the achievement as incredible and humbly thanks to the nearly 700 volunteers who made it happen.