r/nextfuckinglevel 20h ago

110 HP steam tractor pull

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u/Big_Wave9732 19h ago

Ah yes, the part of the old days that folks have forgotten: The raining down of embers. Steam engines seem all old timey romantic and shit, but they caused a lot of fires everywhere they went. They'd set prairies on fire. The embers in tightly packed cities would land on tar roofs and set blocks ablaze.

u/lsd_runner 19h ago

Fire was good for getting rid of those pesky Indians though.

u/Fun_Muscle9399 19h ago

…and smallpox

u/Big_Wave9732 15h ago

And my axe! Errr....buffalo....