The National Threshers Association

The National Threshers Association The oldest reunion and one of the best. Where good engineers give good engines a test. Always the Last Full Weekend in June.

Fulton County Fairgrounds Wauseon Ohio

06/02/2026

Here is June Schedule!!!
Come see us at any of these locations!!

It is finally June! Only 23 more days until we open for this years show! We are excited Michigan Built Steam Engines, Jo...
06/02/2026

It is finally June! Only 23 more days until we open for this years show! We are excited Michigan Built Steam Engines, John Deere VS International Harvester, and David Bradley garden tractors. It’s going to be a great show! June 25th-28th. Fulton County Fairgrounds Wauseon Ohio!

Daily schedule will be posted about a week before the show!

05/25/2026

Our deepest gratitude is shared to those who have payed the ultimate sacrifice for us to enjoy our freedom on this Memorial Day.

-Board of Directors of the National Threhsers Association

One month until opening Ceremonies of this years National Threshers Association! Share a picture of your project that yo...
05/25/2026

One month until opening Ceremonies of this years National Threshers Association! Share a picture of your project that you’re bringing this year! Hopefully it’s almost done!

June 25th-28th at the Fulton County Fairgrounds Wauseon Ohio!

Step back in time and experience the sights, sounds, and power of America’s agricultural past at the National Threshers ...
05/22/2026

Step back in time and experience the sights, sounds, and power of America’s agricultural past at the National Threshers Association Show! From roaring steam engines and antique tractors to threshing demonstrations, flea markets, parades, entertainment and great food, there’s something for the whole family to enjoy.

Whether you’re a lifelong collector, a history enthusiast, or just looking for a unique summer event, the National Threshers Show brings generations together to celebrate the machines and people that built rural America. Don’t miss the chance to see vintage iron come to life and make memories that last a lifetime.

June 25th-28th at the Fulton County Fairgrounds in Wauseon Ohio!

David Bradley tractors helped power small American farms and homesteads across the country. Sold through Sears, Roebuck ...
05/20/2026

David Bradley tractors helped power small American farms and homesteads across the country. Sold through Sears, Roebuck and Co. during the mid-1900s, David Bradley tractors became popular for their affordability, simplicity, and versatility. Many were designed for small-acre farming, gardening, and everyday rural work.

Named after David Bradley, the brand traces its roots back to the 1800s with farm tools and equipment before expanding into walk-behind tractors and implements. Production of David Bradley tractors eventually came to an end in 1968, but these rugged little machines remain favorites among collectors and vintage tractor enthusiasts today — a reminder of America’s hardworking agricultural past.

Come check out many David Bradley garden tractors! June 25th-28th at the Fulton County Fairgrounds in Wauseon Ohio!

Few names are as deeply rooted in American agriculture as Deere & Company, better known through its iconic John Deere gr...
05/19/2026

Few names are as deeply rooted in American agriculture as Deere & Company, better known through its iconic John Deere green and yellow machines. The story began in 1837 when blacksmith John Deere created a polished steel plow designed to cut through the tough prairie soil of the Midwest. That invention helped transform farming across the United States and laid the foundation for one of the world’s most recognized equipment companies.

As America expanded westward, Deere & Company grew alongside the nation’s farmers. By the late 1800s, the company had become a leader in agricultural innovation, producing plows, tractors, combines, and equipment that increased productivity for generations of growers. The company officially incorporated in 1868 and continued evolving through the Industrial Age, the Great Depression, and modern mechanized farming.

Today, John Deere is more than a tractor company — it represents nearly two centuries of engineering, agriculture, and rural heritage. From family farms to massive construction projects, the familiar leaping deer logo remains a symbol of hard work, durability, and innovation across the globe. Deere has never been split up, sold to an investment firm or shut down operations.

If you want to see some of the John Deere tractors across the history of the company come check out our show this year. we are featuring red vs green, so you can check out tractors from John Deere or it’s primary competitor International Harvester June 25th-28th at the Fulton County Fairgrounds in Wauseon Ohio!

Here is our camping registration form! Mail in registration is due by May 26th. Camping is first come first serve for s...
05/04/2026

Here is our camping registration form! Mail in registration is due by May 26th. Camping is first come first serve for sites. We recommend coming earlier in the week it is usually pretty full by Wednesday Morning. Note all hitches will need to be pointed to the road at the request of the Fire Marshall.

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8514 State Route 108
Wauseon, OH
43567

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