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The seats are still bouncy as ever

Love the tractor videos. Always very enjoyable.

Some real innovations here. Better than a red paintjob on a New Holland.

These tractors actually look pretty sweet.

Very solid tractors. The 8900s are my favorite of the Boxcar Magnums.

Another enjoyable tractor video. 😊 Thanks for uploading.

Nice looking tractors. Reminds me of the Agco Allis 9600 series.

That one with triples looks so cool 😎 In Europe we didn't had 8900 series tractors, them were sold as 7200 Pro-series.

Considering how i am fairly certain this video is from the 1990s, it's so painfully 80s. Case IH has always been a dated brand.

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Quite a few of the video clips feature tractors that are definitely not Deutz.

We have multiple boxcar magnums with near 10k hours. Theses tractors have been extremely reliable over the years. My favorite is still the 8900series since it had the best improvements over past generations.

The commentary is very poor and not terribly accurate.

Here's a strange one for y'all: If my now ex wife could have seen the drawbar from the seat (5'2"), my Dad and I may have gone Red for a 150 hp tractor instead of JD. Glad we went Green, because the Red dealers disappeared outside of 150 miles away....

Nice lineup! They had some pretty good choices for new products.

Keep up the great work. Love watching these old informational videos.

I find it interesting that rear articulating tractors were horrible when IH was making 2+2s but when the switch, suddenly they're great.

Very cool video. Love learning more about vintage tractors. Always useful trivia knowledge, i suppose.

Love the old tractor videos. Keep them coming.

Interesting sales video. I imagine a lot of mandatory training sessions included this video.

I remember this era of tractors well. I have seen a lot of these in the fields.

That was a live tree 😢

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So, this is a very comprehensive account of the evolution of Deutz tractors but I was hoping to hear how the name 'Deutz' came to be! What is the meaning of the word?

Love the design of these they looked great and I'm sure were awesome on fuel but BUYER Beware!!! These were build off a (Hinomoto brand), rebraned just with different sheet metal, paint scheme, decals and company name, same as AC, Deutz, as well as the Simplicity 9518s. I had a Allis 5015... Literally ZERO Engine parts available, When i did some research after owning mine i found out the Hinomoto engine company went under a few years after making these. So... I looked 3 years for a rebuild kit. Impossible. A guy on the Unofficial AC forum for almost 10 years then he found a NOS one. But his had a Factory dealership Cab w/ wiper and heat on it, along with loader and other factory attachments. The rest of the tractor has little too nothing available. unless you go thru Agco and they want Insane $$$ Per usual. Parts tractors is about the only thing u can do... or repower it w/ an adaptor plate etc. Figured i'd mention this! Since they are not super well known... Also Satoh S370 tractors. Same dealio. Just sold mine a month ago. no parts are available. The last company went under. Southern Global Tractor about the only place to find anything brand New, eBay, or NOS. Really good sales advert though!

Why do you call your hayloft a mow? Is it a Wisconsin thing? I occasionally miss our old dairy barn. Then I hear stories like yours and chuckle... Nope, the barn is gone and that's fine. I see its exterior tongue & groove boards inside our house on the walls, everyday. Our barn was considerably older and slightly smaller. We kept the horse stalls in it until the bitter end. Best of luck with your repairs.

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This is great! Thank you.

Well done!

These videos are just plain fun to watch. I always enjoy them.

Very cool. And as always, lots of useful information.

The funny thing is, these were marketed as mid tier options under the Magnum line, but the 100-170 horsepower range was your standard workhorses on most farms in my area through the 1990s.

These look like pretty good machines.

Getting pretty modern with these. I prefer the old ones.

Boxcar Magnums are the best red tractors ever made! After the CNH merger Case IH went down the toilet.

Hi, very good video, I was wondering if you were going to restore this barn for storage or to put cows back in? This video brought back many memories of my youth where when I was younger I also grew up on a dairy farm which is now closed...Since that day I have always dreamed of restoring one of its old abandoned barns, this building has so many stories that it must not be left to rot. When I can afford it, I will buy one of these dairy barns and put it back into service.

Yeah, the kids doing all the labor was always going to fail. But, you couldn't tell boomers that.

It's sad that Wisconsin has lost all its small dairy farms. Most of the farmers I knew fell into that first category. The older generation of farmers made farming such a miserable experience, that their kids left the farm as soon as they could, and never came back.

Wow, the redone dormers really look out of place on that barn now. That's the unfortunate thing about upgrading things incrementally.

This makes me even more excited to see the transformation process of the whole barn being restored.

Thank you for the history and the tour. I found this very interesting, and love this type of video. Would enjoy more.

On the bright side, even though fixing this barn will be expensive and time consuming, it's not too far gone.

I love a good old barn tour. Well done. Interesting as always.

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Neighbor has a 8555 like that. They can really eat for a small square baler.

Love seeing hay making. Always so relaxing.

Awesome video. Enjoyed this very much!

The 8555 is new to me. I have never seen one of those on a farm or in the field.

I thought that was a big square baler from the design, but those look like normal squares.

I genuinely like how it explained round baling that clearly. As someone who is not an expert, it was very interesting.