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Thanks so much for sharing the vintage equipment still in use. Awesome video.

That brings back many memories. I should never have traded mine off.

I owned 2 of this tractors great machines

Well done sir.

How much did you pay for the S77 and who was the guy at the show selling them?

Looks a wee bit better than the one we have here in New Zealand it has 11000 hours now

Wow shes minty

Beautiful time capsule of a machine. That really looks like it led a pampered life only pulling a hay wagon on Sundays. It’s only original once.

That tractor is beautiful bud we have a Massey 8120 with about 11,000 hours on it 😂

This is kick ass bud thank you for sharing

8r can even pull the Axel up to change Tiers Sfa 20 data

FLA Goes OLD SCHOOL !! That was so cool Austin, thanks for the retro look at how it was done back in the day. That 80SP may not have had all the digital high tech but it was a pretty awesome feat of engineering. How long was it before the enclosed cab and AC was added? That had to be roughing-it and then some, to ride that bad boy all day. No cushioned seat, no cooler for the drinks and snacks, no music, no GPS, no 6 panel LCD displays.... respect to those guys. So, when you went back to harvesting yourself that day, bet you didn't dare complain about anything....LOL Loved the drone shot at the end with the modern-day contrast and driving off into the sunset. If those machines could talk....they'd have some great stories to tell. Thanks bud 😎

We have one of those. I used to play on it as a youngster. So so stinking cool to see one in action!

Imagine if that size equipment were running today. Many more small family farms, less mega ones, and maybe higher grain prices.

I did not see where the Auto-Steer button was and the GPS globe?!?! (Ha!Ha!)

Great vid, I just had the pleasure of driving MF S90 in the Kindersley Goosefest parade this fall. Defiantly a differant experiance then the Gleaner S7's we run.

great video

That old girl sounds as good as the day she was made. Stop and think how many loaves of bread she has made in her day!

That’s a cool old machine. I can only imagine how itchy you’d be after an entire day sitting on that thing in the dust. I have seen pictures of those with umbrellas to at least provide some sort of shade. Thank goodness for technology and air conditioning!

Wish engines in modern combines would sound that good :)

Good video.

Its incredible how far combines have come! Awesome video!

Awesome stuff, great to see the old stuff still running…thanks for this !!

Il faut aller plus profond. Alors ce sera excellent.!!!Allez y n ayez crainte !!!

Is that tractor on 34 back tyres

Those Fendt CVT transmissions must be tough.

naturally the government will buy itself the rolls royce of tractors, with your money 🤣

Would be cool to see a video of that header in action and know what the customer thinks. I wished we could get a dealer in Montana to get geringhoff headers down here

Thanks for sharing the video. How did your customer like the Ultra SR? Did he go with a paired opener on his cereal acres?

how to power??

I grew up with a Massey Harris 60 pull type combine with a 25 horse continental engine. When I was older, I ran that combine all day long and I had Jeff buildup in my neck 2 inches thick and the sweat helped it stay there. As you win around the field, you were getting there chef blowing at you at least half the time.

What does RM mean?

Hello Austin, thank you very much for the detailed Fendt video. Greetings from Bavaria

Anyone know about what these tractors go for new?

I'm in Ohio and "RM tractor" is not a term we use. I believe you said the "R" is for Ready. What is the "M" for? Is this simply a boom mower tractor? If so, I have never seen one with the rear guard.

That is a tractor I hope to own 1 day.

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Good video.

Awesome video! Love to see new video's.

Ese arado le tira mucho. En 1 mes se carga el tractor.

This seems to be the kind of Implement where you want about 100hp per metre working width 😅

Can you hook a 1050 up to that in the same field?

We're did you find a glenaer s77 model

And thats with mufflers

Hydraulic's & noooooo Hyd lift arms or PTO Shaft 😮

No loader, no weigths, full tanks, it weighs 8500kg

Fricking gorgeous! Holy smoke is that nice.

An articulated tractor in 1965? Cool and something I did not know existed. I bet it was a beast in it’s day.

is the 100 for 100 horsepower?