Even though the 80s were such hard years pm producers and equipment manufacturers, the size and quality of these big tractors are tremendous. Thanks for the video!
@@GoldPicard From the Welkers web page: We own a Series 1 N-14 435 (originally HN-250), Series 2 KTA-525 (originally KT-450), Series 3 600/50 (originally 525/50).
@Conrad Humilbottom A fair bit of plastic nowadays too. I'll be ready for the call to actually drive a combine or tractor when our sun sends a flare that burns out their electronics. Ha. I thought cultivating was boring before tractors steered themselves. Have to make cars bigger now, like houses so people can come over for poker or the game while you till or combine.
I love the video. I worked as a farm hand from 1982-1990 and the big tractors I ran included a John Deere 4430, IH 1086, Case TK1470, an IH 2+2 6788, and a couple Steiger Panther 1400's.
I am not a farmer, but I live in a big farming community so I grew up watching big farm equipment working in the fields. I really enjoy watching your videos, and it is good to know that I am not the only non farmer that enjoys watching farm equipment . My favorite tractors in the video were the Steiger Panther 1000 and the Ford FW-60.
I still have all of my toy tractors as many of you do. Honestly though we never saw big tractors like this in my area of central KY growing up. When I was little a Ford 5000 was considered big tractor power around here lol. I remember when our neighbor bought a JD 4030 when I was 4 or 5. Was the biggest tractor I had seen, still remains one of my favorites. Love the channel and thanks for doing this!
Great video really like seeing the older iron still getting it done. Really liked the white and massey tractors. Would like to see a 4840 or 4880 massey out in the fields.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, as a kid of the 90's, i got my dads old tractors, 80's and 90's, he was telling me about his days on the farm, he said you could bulldoze a house over with one of those and not knowing it, incredible power, i still have those tractors and everything else from when i was a kid.
I liked hearing the 4786 at work on the disc - it has a very distinct exhaust note with the DV800. I worked for IH in California in 1979 when they were released - we had constant overballasting done by customers who did not understand 4WD weight and balance but the tractors overall did well on primary tillage in cotton ground in Kern County (Bakersfield).
Great video ! What's truely amazing is these units are nearly 40 years old and still capable of working alongside today's offerings ! I wonder how many of today's tractors will live that long ?
I like the fw60 ford and the big bud 4 wheel drives . Still neat to see all the older tractors keep on working yet . Hope to see more neat videos on big tractor power .
We had White, MM and Oliver tractors and combines when we farmed. Our big tractor was a White 2-180. That 4-270 would of been my dream ride back then. Thanks for another great video!
Great video Sir, my favorite would have to be the FW-60 Ford, simply because I was fortunate enough to be able to run one of these in the 80's for 3 years for a man that I worked for! Thanks for sharing this, brought back some good memories for me!
I guess my favorite was the Massey Ferguson. Seems like the runt of the litter here, but is still feisty and wicked loud. That's really cool that you, like me, aren't a farmer but grew up playing with toy tractors and fascinated by watching farm equipment near your home. That EXACTLY describes my childhood. And your son is so cute; once again reminds me so much of me at that age. Cheers.
I had a Case 4690 until I was hit by a drunk this summer and it was totaled 😞 I always loved the 80s Case tractors!!! Still planting with a 2390 Case!! Keep up the great work!!
I grew up in almost the same way! Grandparents would take me every Sunday looking for tractors, my favorites were always John Deere’s back in the day. My childhood best friends family had a huge dairy and chicken operation, so when our parents turned us loose around 6 years old...it was heaven for a little boy. I’m 32 now, and still get excited over any type of equipment. Thanks a million for the videos!
bigtractorpower well, I spent a lot of time on an Allis Chalmers 185, and I like the square styling. So that would have to be my favorite. They had a bunch of equipment, and had a big Massey Ferguson, (not sure of the model #). It had a v8 diesel, and the best feature was the chrome throttle lever. That thing made a young guy feel like an all American bad ass, especially pulling round bale wagons!
My favorite would be the White as I am an old Oliver boy. My second would be the Case because of where you filmed it. I spent 5 years plus a little on that base during my 20 year USAF career. Good show.
Oh for me I love all the old Ford tractors and the new New Holland and the old Farmalls 140s Super A hell I love all of them. I grew up on a farm next door. And I never could understand how his sons wanted to do anything but farm and I would give anything to have the opportunity to make a living farming. I guess BTP stirs up allot of great memories
Back in the 70’s I worked for a farmer and he bought a International 4786 in1979 It would pull a 10 bottom 18” plow 12” deep at 5 1/2-6 mph We could plow 6 acres per hour in any size field It was the nicest and most powerful tractor I had ever driven I miss those days I enjoy your channel
Watching that 936 bounce reminds me of myself trying to stay in the seat of a Tiger 2, in the early 90's, field cultivating plowed ground in the Spring. I now understand why my dad let me do it.
Thank you BTP. White and Versatile are my favorite. I like to see all of the older tractors still working in the field. Old but, still working as they were made to do. My guess as to which one you bought i have no idea so many good ones to chose from.
Cool stuff, Really liked seeing all of these again. I think my favourite to see was either the big bud or the Alis Chalmers. Neither of those were sold much in Central Alberta. Would be really cool to see a CIH 9180 again those were very popular with the neighbours back in the day.
That case 4890 is nice with the crab steering. I bet you bought that one. I like the old international 4wd and Massey Ferguson’s. international made a crab steer model too. My all time favourite tractor is the Massey Ferguson 1150 V8. First row crop tractor with a V8 engine. They’re a popular collectors tractor. I’ve seen some really nice ones. A farmer in Ontario,Canada has a private collection of fully restored Massey Ferguson tractors, every model from the 130 through to the 1150.
I liked the Massey Ferguson and the John deere the best would like to see more of any Massey Ferguson tractors doing work in the field dont seem to see a whole lot of them an also the allis Chalmers 6080 and the 8060 models if you get to come across any of those that would be great.
I love the Steigers. My dad was a salesman for Hoober's, and his sales area was lower Delaware and the eastern shore Maryland. I would get to run them when the dealership would have a field day to demo the tractors.
The 4w 305 is the my favorite. Has an 8550 and the kept most all the mechanical components, but made the cab bigger and better, ass well as improved or dumped those engine side panels that would fly off in wind storms and get banged up. The 8550 was a powerhouse, although rated at 300 at PTO it dynoed at first checkup at over 350hp, and the Allis tech turned it down to 300. It seemed only limited by it's lightweight and traction. As opposed to Stiegers, which were heavy monsters. The v8 tractor engine is a thing of the past but I sure think that Massey 5200 sounded good. The international v8 was always loud even new. We had a neighbor with one and you could hear it roar for miles. It's the only 4x4 tractor I've ever seen actually break in half at articulation. Freak deal, no idea how that could happen. Batch of bad metal or maybe the owners had messed with it.
Like you I didn't grow up on a farm but I grew up around farm and have always been fascinated with tractors especially from the Muscle era(60s to 90s)..... Of course me being an IH nut I'll have to go with the 4786....
Idea for future videos...would like to have audio of each feature tractor cold starting. I know some of the tractors I worked with over the years have a very distinct sound in phase of starting the motor. Not sure how else to communicate this idea....simply - audio of tractors being started. Thank your for your work. BTP videos have a "bob ross" calming nature. We watch BTP paint fields with tractors and then from time to time, a very calming BTP voice speaks about these "happy" tractors moving about the canvas. Great work, big fan!
In the 80s I work for Panisewood imp. in Oshkosh Wisconsin I got to drive a few different tractors but spent most in a Steigerst310 turned up to 360 hp locked 4 wheels carried a small tool box, grease gun and hip boots.
In the early 70's I worked on a dairy farm here in NE Ct we rocked the local boat by having only Ford tractors. We has a 880Jubilee, Ford 5000, and a Ford County 4WD manufactured in England by Ford. Unlike most of the other 4WD tractors this was a true tractor with the engine,trans and rear axle were all bolted together and a drive shaft went forward to a pumpkin mounted on the front axle. Here is a link to a data sheet on these tractors www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/004/7/9/4799-county-1164.html Great vid as always Mike and Thanks
My favorite was the IH! I've always loved the red style and power. I have a 45 M and a McCormick No. 64 combine. Also I have a picture of the serial #1 MM G1000. Unfortunately the owners name was cut out, but maybe it wouldn't be hard to find him and do a video on it? Great video as always, keep it up!
Theses tractors beat the new ones you can buy today. Now there are some much electronics and exhaust crap that it is almost like driving the spaceship. The monsters in the 80's were full of raw power. The black smoke and the growl of the engine is the best. Can't roal coal in a new john deere haha
Nice video. Sure is a good representation of all the brands! I’d like to see an 1150 or 1156 versatile. Good to hear u bought that 4wd tractor! I’ll be lookin forward to a video. Almost looks like you driving lol
Great video,I love watching that old big iron, still going strong after 30/35 years! Keep up the good work and have a wonderful Christmas and happy new year.
Great video Jason!! I know what rig is yours so I won’t guess but next time it’s running I hope I can get down and take it for a spin with you. I love the Bud the best and the Allis Chalmers is really cool too. The White is neat as well!!
Those are cool classics! Your son is cute! I have lots of 1/64 models farm machines and can't believe the prices for the AGCO combine, they are 40 to 60 dollars each! But it's totally worth it!
The AGCO combines from Spec cast have 50 different pieces in them to get to the detail compared to some the less detailed models that may have 6 or 7 pieces. The tooling to make all the parts on a detailed toy combine like the AGCO costs $100,000.
Our big tractor growing up was an International 666. As a kid I always told my grandpa he needed a 4786 International (my favorite of this era), of course not realizing that would look ridiculous on a 130 acre farm.
I love the IH 4WD. Just a great looking tractor......my dad and I have IHs. From the 30s thru the 80s....although we don't have an 8 wheeler.....we do Have a 1983 5288 FWD it's our biggest.....
I liked the Allis Chalmers 4w-305 and the White 4-270. I would like to see the previous model of the Allis Chalmers; the 8550, and other White 4 series.
The AC 4wfs and the WFE 4wfs are neat machines. I have lots of footage of 8550s to share. I am also looking for WFE’s. The 4-270 is the only one I have filmed so far.
We have front wheel assists that can 200 more hp than most of these and insane fuel consumption improvements. I would say we are in a much better place today.
Fancy you son support How Farms Work rather than his dad 😉 Love them all but the Ford, Versatile, Steiger always stand out for me though I love the smaller David Browns, International McCormicks
SJ K first 2 tractors I ever learned on were old internationals, a 350 and a 450, we also had a open cab dual wheel 1256 I believe and a international 2+2, it was a old 4wheel drive tractor. When I was mid teens the farm I worked on had John Deere’s, a old 4020, a 4430, a 4440, and a 4640, the newest was a JD 7600, this was all in the early to mid 90’s
I spent half my youth running a David Brown 1200 on our family dairy farm here in WI. Sipped fuel, worked really hard, super reliable tractors. The 12 speed forward gear box was way ahead of it's time, even if it was a little clumsy in it's design. There was always a perfect gear, for any job, always. Always wanted a 1410 with the turbo and the four wheel drive(may have been front wheel assist can't recall) but we got a JD 4020 instead which couldn't pull a heavy load downhill without the engine bogging down and losing it's power. The JD made a nice chore tractor, but those 4020 engines only produced power while running wide open, soon as they lugged they started to give up, which was basically the exact opposite of the Case 1030, the David Brown, and even our Moline U302 or the older JD 50 and little IH H we had. The Case and David Brown would just start lugging and keep on chugging under heavy load. Heck that Case we could lug down to 600 RPM and it would recover haha. Anyway, I miss those days, and I miss that David Brown. They really were unique tractors, and there is no mistaking the sound of a DB diesel.
I really liked the 4890 case and the 5200 Massey Ferguson. I'm guessing you bought a case. I have grew up around some farming in central and south Alabama. We have a lot of John Deere, Case, and Massey Ferguson down here.
My favorite tractor in this video was case 4890 because it suprised me with four steered wheels instead being an aeticulated tractor. W was suprised that something much older than claas xerion has thaty kind of a solution.
Even though the 80s were such hard years pm producers and equipment manufacturers, the size and quality of these big tractors are tremendous. Thanks for the video!
@Josh Mckinney The Welkers have about 3 Buds on their farm with it split between Series 2&3's.
@@GoldPicard From the Welkers web page: We own a Series 1 N-14 435 (originally HN-250), Series 2 KTA-525 (originally KT-450), Series 3 600/50 (originally 525/50).
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The big buds number one with me
@Conrad Humilbottom A fair bit of plastic nowadays too. I'll be ready for the call to actually drive a combine or tractor when our sun sends a flare that burns out their electronics. Ha. I thought cultivating was boring before tractors steered themselves. Have to make cars bigger now, like houses so people can come over for poker or the game while you till or combine.
I love the video. I worked as a farm hand from 1982-1990 and the big tractors I ran included a John Deere 4430, IH 1086, Case TK1470, an IH 2+2 6788, and a couple Steiger Panther 1400's.
Wow that is a very cool line up. The 6788 and CP/KP 1400s are extra rare.
I am not a farmer, but I live in a big farming community so I grew up watching big farm equipment working in the fields. I really enjoy watching your videos, and it is good to know that I am not the only non farmer that enjoys watching farm equipment . My favorite tractors in the video were the Steiger Panther 1000 and the Ford FW-60.
I still have all of my toy tractors as many of you do. Honestly though we never saw big tractors like this in my area of central KY growing up. When I was little a Ford 5000 was considered big tractor power around here lol. I remember when our neighbor bought a JD 4030 when I was 4 or 5. Was the biggest tractor I had seen, still remains one of my favorites. Love the channel and thanks for doing this!
Great video really like seeing the older iron still getting it done. Really liked the white and massey tractors. Would like to see a 4840 or 4880 massey out in the fields.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, as a kid of the 90's, i got my dads old tractors, 80's and 90's, he was telling me about his days on the farm, he said you could bulldoze a house over with one of those and not knowing it, incredible power, i still have those tractors and everything else from when i was a kid.
I liked hearing the 4786 at work on the disc - it has a very distinct exhaust note with the DV800. I worked for IH in California in 1979 when they were released - we had constant overballasting done by customers who did not understand 4WD weight and balance but the tractors overall did well on primary tillage in cotton ground in Kern County (Bakersfield).
Great video ! What's truely amazing is these units are nearly 40 years old and still capable of working alongside today's offerings ! I wonder how many of today's tractors will live that long ?
I like the fw60 ford and the big bud 4 wheel drives . Still neat to see all the older tractors keep on working yet . Hope to see more neat videos on big tractor power .
Great high hp tractors from 30 plus years ago. Favs White, Ford & Case from video. Machinery well taken care of in this collection. 👍
It’s always nice to find machines like these that are still factory looking and going to work every day.
We had White, MM and Oliver tractors and combines when we farmed. Our big tractor was a White 2-180. That 4-270 would of been my dream ride back then. Thanks for another great video!
Great video Sir, my favorite would have to be the FW-60 Ford, simply because I was fortunate enough to be able to run one of these in the 80's for 3 years for a man that I worked for! Thanks for sharing this, brought back some good memories for me!
That Massey 5200 is something you don't see often. I didn't realize they were that new. It'll be exciting to see a video of your tractor!
Anything Allis Chalmers or Massey Ferguson are my favorites. I think you bought a Case. Thanks for the videos that you do.
The 305 is a stand out. I hope to locate some more Massey’s to film.
I guess my favorite was the Massey Ferguson. Seems like the runt of the litter here, but is still feisty and wicked loud. That's really cool that you, like me, aren't a farmer but grew up playing with toy tractors and fascinated by watching farm equipment near your home. That EXACTLY describes my childhood. And your son is so cute; once again reminds me so much of me at that age. Cheers.
I had a Case 4690 until I was hit by a drunk this summer and it was totaled 😞 I always loved the 80s Case tractors!!! Still planting with a 2390 Case!! Keep up the great work!!
The Massey 5200. They were rare new and for you to find one that looks good, what a catch!
It’s a cool tractor. Finding it on single tires was a bonus.
I grew up in almost the same way! Grandparents would take me every Sunday looking for tractors, my favorites were always John Deere’s back in the day. My childhood best friends family had a huge dairy and chicken operation, so when our parents turned us loose around 6 years old...it was heaven for a little boy. I’m 32 now, and still get excited over any type of equipment. Thanks a million for the videos!
Very cool. Thank you for sharing and watching. What is your favorite tractor?
bigtractorpower well, I spent a lot of time on an Allis Chalmers 185, and I like the square styling. So that would have to be my favorite. They had a bunch of equipment, and had a big Massey Ferguson, (not sure of the model #). It had a v8 diesel, and the best feature was the chrome throttle lever. That thing made a young guy feel like an all American bad ass, especially pulling round bale wagons!
All of them are just amazing, hi quality tractors still running strong, thanks for driving around to get all this captured.
The White 4-270 is my favorite I remember the tillage power growing up. Thanks big tractor power for the video!
I like the Allis dual stack. Again your voice and delivery of the information is outstanding. Can't wait for the 2019 season in western Kentucky.
Thank you for watching. The 2019 planting season is almost here.
The white tractors were my favorite looking tractors. Loved that silver paint and red interior. They were sharp.
Great video!! Those older tractors are beauties!!!
My favorite would be the White as I am an old Oliver boy. My second would be the Case because of where you filmed it. I spent 5 years plus a little on that base during my 20 year USAF career. Good show.
Thank you for watching. The 4-270 was a nice find to film. They are on the rare side.
The Big Bud is my favorite-they always look good and I guess the word is majestic. They certainly make the farming look easier. Great video.
Looks like an airport control tower & a mining truck had a baby haha ...in a good way .
Oh for me I love all the old Ford tractors and the new New Holland and the old Farmalls 140s Super A hell I love all of them. I grew up on a farm next door. And I never could understand how his sons wanted to do anything but farm and I would give anything to have the opportunity to make a living farming. I guess BTP stirs up allot of great memories
Love the Big Bud but i also have a soft spot for the Steiger and her clones as well.
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Back in the 70’s I worked for a farmer and he bought a International 4786 in1979 It would pull a 10 bottom 18” plow 12” deep at 5 1/2-6 mph We could plow 6 acres per hour in any size field It was the nicest and most powerful tractor I had ever driven I miss those days I enjoy your channel
All of there tractor 🚜 very powerful they do excellent work in the field I wish I had a farm thank you so much for this program.
Thank you for watching.
Watching that 936 bounce reminds me of myself trying to stay in the seat of a Tiger 2, in the early 90's, field cultivating plowed ground in the Spring. I now understand why my dad let me do it.
Love the massy Ferguson 5200 thing sounds righteous
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The 5200 is such a unique looking tractor, and quite compact for its power
Me I like the Steiger's and the old JD's. The Big Buds are also cool and as a Montanian we have Welker Farms with a whole host of Buds at work.
Thank you BTP.
White and Versatile are my favorite.
I like to see all of the older tractors still working in the field. Old but, still working as they were made to do.
My guess as to which one you bought i have no idea so many good ones to chose from.
I really like the big bud 525
It is a stand out.
Love all the big four wheel drives
Me too. Thank you for watching.
4-270 is my favorite
Cool stuff, Really liked seeing all of these again. I think my favourite to see was either the big bud or the Alis Chalmers. Neither of those were sold much in Central Alberta. Would be really cool to see a CIH 9180 again those were very popular with the neighbours back in the day.
I have filmed a 9180. Stay tuned. I just made a video on the 9270.
That case 4890 is nice with the crab steering. I bet you bought that one.
I like the old international 4wd and Massey Ferguson’s. international made a crab steer model too. My all time favourite tractor is the Massey Ferguson 1150 V8. First row crop tractor with a V8 engine. They’re a popular collectors tractor. I’ve seen some really nice ones. A farmer in Ontario,Canada has a private collection of fully restored Massey Ferguson tractors, every model from the 130 through to the 1150.
Love me some old iron! Still running proudly!
Great Video. Love The Allis Chalmers 4-305 & White 4-270. Keep up the Great Work.
Great video BTP! My favorite would have to be the 2+2 anteater.
Great video love seeing these big old units still in the fields.
My favorites are the 4-270 White, the IHC 4786, Allis 305 and Stieger ,great video .
All good choices.
Big bud 525/50 is my favorite
I drive a 4386 every spring love it goes through mud wonderfully
Nice T-shirt your son is wearing. Thank you for a great video as always.
Thank you for watching. How Farms Work is a great channel.
My favorit is the Allis-Chalmers 4W-305. Of course the rest of them are real good too.
Big Bud is awesome!
FORD/VERSATILE 946! They definetitly look better in blue!
I liked the Massey Ferguson and the John deere the best would like to see more of any Massey Ferguson tractors doing work in the field dont seem to see a whole lot of them an also the allis Chalmers 6080 and the 8060 models if you get to come across any of those that would be great.
I love the Steigers. My dad was a salesman for Hoober's, and his sales area was lower Delaware and the eastern shore Maryland.
I would get to run them when the dealership would have a field day to demo the tractors.
The 4w 305 is the my favorite. Has an 8550 and the kept most all the mechanical components, but made the cab bigger and better, ass well as improved or dumped those engine side panels that would fly off in wind storms and get banged up. The 8550 was a powerhouse, although rated at 300 at PTO it dynoed at first checkup at over 350hp, and the Allis tech turned it down to 300. It seemed only limited by it's lightweight and traction. As opposed to Stiegers, which were heavy monsters. The v8 tractor engine is a thing of the past but I sure think that Massey 5200 sounded good. The international v8 was always loud even new. We had a neighbor with one and you could hear it roar for miles. It's the only 4x4 tractor I've ever seen actually break in half at articulation. Freak deal, no idea how that could happen. Batch of bad metal or maybe the owners had messed with it.
I'm going to guess the John Deere 8650!!! Thanks for all you do BTP 👍👍👍
I like the Case 4890.
Love 'em all. Those ACs with the twin exhausts are extremely rare here in the UK.
Like you I didn't grow up on a farm but I grew up around farm and have always been fascinated with tractors especially from the Muscle era(60s to 90s)..... Of course me being an IH nut I'll have to go with the 4786....
I have a HUGE IH toy collection of various scales so I guess im making up for lost time... 😆!
Idea for future videos...would like to have audio of each feature tractor cold starting. I know some of the tractors I worked with over the years have a very distinct sound in phase of starting the motor. Not sure how else to communicate this idea....simply - audio of tractors being started. Thank your for your work. BTP videos have a "bob ross" calming nature. We watch BTP paint fields with tractors and then from time to time, a very calming BTP voice speaks about these "happy" tractors moving about the canvas. Great work, big fan!
the growl from the international but the case brought back so many memories
In the 80s I work for Panisewood imp. in Oshkosh Wisconsin I got to drive a few different tractors but spent most in a Steigerst310 turned up to 360 hp locked 4 wheels carried a small tool box, grease gun and hip boots.
In the early 70's I worked on a dairy farm here in NE Ct we rocked the local boat by having only Ford tractors. We has a 880Jubilee, Ford 5000, and a Ford County 4WD manufactured in England by Ford. Unlike most of the other 4WD tractors this was a true tractor with the engine,trans and rear axle were all bolted together and a drive shaft went forward to a pumpkin mounted on the front axle. Here is a link to a data sheet on these tractors
www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/004/7/9/4799-county-1164.html
Great vid as always Mike and Thanks
That’s great you have your son on this video, this is a great channel, we really love it!!!!
It’s great to share some tractor time.
My favorite was the IH! I've always loved the red style and power. I have a 45 M and a McCormick No. 64 combine. Also I have a picture of the serial #1 MM G1000. Unfortunately the owners name was cut out, but maybe it wouldn't be hard to find him and do a video on it? Great video as always, keep it up!
That White 4-270 is awesome!
It is a stand tractor and on the rare side.
Theses tractors beat the new ones you can buy today. Now there are some much electronics and exhaust crap that it is almost like driving the spaceship. The monsters in the 80's were full of raw power. The black smoke and the growl of the engine is the best. Can't roal coal in a new john deere haha
Nice video. Sure is a good representation of all the brands! I’d like to see an 1150 or 1156 versatile. Good to hear u bought that 4wd tractor! I’ll be lookin forward to a video. Almost looks like you driving lol
I would like to find the big Versatiles to film and the FORD 1156. I also would like to find a Tiger III and IV from Steiger.
Great video,I love watching that old big iron, still going strong after 30/35 years! Keep up the good work and have a wonderful Christmas and happy new year.
Great video Jason!! I know what rig is yours so I won’t guess but next time it’s running I hope I can get down and take it for a spin with you. I love the Bud the best and the Allis Chalmers is really cool too. The White is neat as well!!
Thanks Jamie. Next time you will have to come drive it. Maybe fill in for the MT900s.
Those are cool classics! Your son is cute! I have lots of 1/64 models farm machines and can't believe the prices for the AGCO combine, they are 40 to 60 dollars each! But it's totally worth it!
The AGCO combines from Spec cast have 50 different pieces in them to get to the detail compared to some the less detailed models that may have 6 or 7 pieces. The tooling to make all the parts on a detailed toy combine like the AGCO costs $100,000.
Great job as always... I like them all!!!
Thank you for watching. They are all stand outs.
Raised on Ford tractors and International combines, but I liked all in this video
Both good brands. Thank you for watching.
Gotta love those big buds
They are impressive.
Great video!! The AC 4-305 is my favorite I'd say you bought the steiger
Our big tractor growing up was an International 666. As a kid I always told my grandpa he needed a 4786 International (my favorite of this era), of course not realizing that would look ridiculous on a 130 acre farm.
I grew around a 686 and 656. Great tractors. The 4786 is a beast. Biggest tractor ever offered by IH.
That 4786 is fantastic. IH and Steiger, the perfect combo.
From the 80s I really like the John Deere 4 wheel drive tractors.
They are nice. I like the 8850 from that time period.
My favorite is the john deere 8650
And i would have to say you bought the Steiger Panther. Would be a fantastic choice!
I don’t think I can pick a favorite,I like all of them
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Love the 8850 John deere
I love the IH 4WD. Just a great looking tractor......my dad and I have IHs. From the 30s thru the 80s....although we don't have an 8 wheeler.....we do
Have a 1983 5288 FWD it's our biggest.....
Very cool. I am always looking for IH tractors to film. The 5288 is a cool tractor.
Top 2 for me are the Massey 5200 and Allis-Chalmers 4W-305.
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I liked the Allis Chalmers 4w-305 and the White 4-270. I would like to see the previous model of the Allis Chalmers; the 8550, and other White 4 series.
The AC 4wfs and the WFE 4wfs are neat machines. I have lots of footage of 8550s to share. I am also looking for WFE’s. The 4-270 is the only one I have filmed so far.
Nice to see some traditionalists still exist. New technology is good to a point but "if it ain't broke.........." Keep up the great work!
We have front wheel assists that can 200 more hp than most of these and insane fuel consumption improvements. I would say we are in a much better place today.
I like the big bud and the John deere tractor
I love all of them there is no favoritegreat stream sir
Love this video!! Great job BTP!!!
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Un gran video,gracias salao.
Fancy you son support How Farms Work rather than his dad 😉
Love them all but the Ford, Versatile, Steiger always stand out for me though I love the smaller David Browns, International McCormicks
SJ K first 2 tractors I ever learned on were old internationals, a 350 and a 450, we also had a open cab dual wheel 1256 I believe and a international 2+2, it was a old 4wheel drive tractor. When I was mid teens the farm I worked on had John Deere’s, a old 4020, a 4430, a 4440, and a 4640, the newest was a JD 7600, this was all in the early to mid 90’s
I spent half my youth running a David Brown 1200 on our family dairy farm here in WI. Sipped fuel, worked really hard, super reliable tractors. The 12 speed forward gear box was way ahead of it's time, even if it was a little clumsy in it's design. There was always a perfect gear, for any job, always. Always wanted a 1410 with the turbo and the four wheel drive(may have been front wheel assist can't recall) but we got a JD 4020 instead which couldn't pull a heavy load downhill without the engine bogging down and losing it's power. The JD made a nice chore tractor, but those 4020 engines only produced power while running wide open, soon as they lugged they started to give up, which was basically the exact opposite of the Case 1030, the David Brown, and even our Moline U302 or the older JD 50 and little IH H we had. The Case and David Brown would just start lugging and keep on chugging under heavy load. Heck that Case we could lug down to 600 RPM and it would recover haha.
Anyway, I miss those days, and I miss that David Brown. They really were unique tractors, and there is no mistaking the sound of a DB diesel.
The Ford was made by Steiger.
When tractors sounded as wild as beasts with scorching butts.
I really liked the 4890 case and the 5200 Massey Ferguson. I'm guessing you bought a case. I have grew up around some farming in central and south Alabama. We have a lot of John Deere, Case, and Massey Ferguson down here.
My favorite 80s 4wd tractor is our 8450!!
Very cool. Good machine.
In my opinion Steiger wrote the book on articulated 4 x4 tractors. I remember the first time I saw one I thought this is it. No one can beat this.
All very cool machines. I guess the 4890 only because it was the only one not being used. LOL! No idea really.
If the International 4568 Was in there That'd be my Dream tractor. So hard to come by That and the Massey 5200
But I do love the J.Is too
I would like to film a 4568 with the original v8 engine.
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My favorite tractor in this video was case 4890 because it suprised me with four steered wheels instead being an aeticulated tractor. W was suprised that something much older than claas xerion has thaty kind of a solution.
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Maybe my favorite vid you had ever made!
Big tractor is that how you got started in the business 🤔🇺🇸
Great video!!👍👍👍