Great farming video Sir thank you for sharing !!! Still too cold here to thing about that, the farmers here are three week behind normal planting seasons Cheers !!!
@@burningdinosaurs Yes, and the first corn green leafs will be almost out by 1/4 of inch by now !!! We will need a lots of sun and heat to recover from that !!! Cheers !!!
nothing finer than making things grow from the earth to feed the people. farming & ranching under respected, under appreciated , maybe one day these folks will get help instead of regulations that put them out of business loved it 👍 papa said it was
Yep! Well, hopefully someday! I really have no idea if that'll ever happen, maybe, but I'm not holding my breath. Too much disconnect these days between consumers and producers, people don't realize the idealized utopia they've been sold is never going to be good for everyone, and rarely good for anyone, but it looks good on paper. Anywhooo... Thanks for watching and commenting!
Being a native Iowan, I enjoy your videos. But I'm sorry, I do like regulations such as the Iowa Groundwater Protection Act, which help to ensure Iowa's agricultural heritage continues long into the future. Not all regs are bad.
It would go great with an 1850. We used to plant with the 1950T originally, then dad moved it over to the 2-105. It's been a really good planter. Sure, there's been some repairs here and there, but for the most part the row units have been flawless. Kinze makes a good planter too! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice! Dad's been notill since the mid-80s. I think there's some places where some subsoiling might help, but overall he's had less input costs and yields are still great. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Dad would like to get a corn planter someday, maybe a 6 row JD 7000 series. I'd like a white but its whatever, hes buying it. Nice to see more 2-105's on here 👌🏼
You'll have to find him a deal on a white he just can't pass up then! lol! Yeah, they're a good tractor, wish I could get more video of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Excellent! Nice angles, shots and editing. One thing though, I'm watching the cab shot in my tractor and when I get to the end I found myself reaching for the lever to raise the marker. I'm discing!!! Lol ! You had me right in the zone.
Wish I could get that much help to load the planter lol. Looks like he had anhydrous put on and no tills over it then? I thought it was strip till for second. Good video man
LOL! Yeah, someday my boys will be big enough dad and I can just have them load the planter! Yep, anhydrous was put on a week or so before he planted and he's been no-till since the 80s. I actually think he's got some ground that could benefit from some strip tilling, but doubtful he'd ever do it since he gets pretty good yields on it now. Thanks man! Thanks for watching and commenting!
It's amazing how 70s and 80s equipment has become so old, isn't it!? lol. Time flies! When dad first got that tractor in the 80s, it was pretty fancy! Well, it's still running! But definitely not considered fancy anymore! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Not sure exactly how fast he was going, I think he usually goes about 5.5 or so, but yeah some perspective does make it seem faster! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice to see your all working as a family. Sure makes the work go faster. Our younger brother has been home helping us this spring due to being furloughed because of the virus. It sure has been nice to have his help. Thanks for the great footage!
Yeah, my boys sure like to help grandpa out with farming as much as we can. Well that's nice to have more help on the farm, but too bad the reasoning. Thanks for watching and commenting!
That’s my favorite tractor of all time right there. My great uncle and cousins had one for hay and it did everything. Mowing, raking, tedding, baling, collecting bales. It kind of looked funny hauling a Tedder down the road😂
Dad's had this one since the 80s, lots of hours on it, but it's been a good tractor! It's pretty much his everything tractor these days too, except for the 1655 loader tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting!
BurningDinosaurs heres a super controversial opinion: I prefer the Field boss tractors over the Oliver, because they’re just the natural evolution of them. They definitely had a better factory cab
They are! They're basically 1855/1955s with Perkins engines and one of the best cabs of the time! A great combination! I think lots of people have bad feeling about what White did to the Oliver corporation, but White did produce some pretty great tractors.
Yeah! Like I was saying to Ed, it's amazing how stuff seems like brand new but is 40 years old already! Time flies! Them 5100 series planters are getting pretty cheap these days, but yeah for the most part White planters seem to hold value pretty well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Still Wished I could get basic planter like a white 5100 but now its all Precision based and I am not impressed with it so I Am sticking with Kinze but Agco is pumping me to Look at the New Fendt Momentum Planter soon so it might be on the farm for 21 if they let me try before buy
I hear ya! Kinze is good. There's a lot of Kinze back home. Everything is JD around where I live now. That new Agco planter is supposed to be totally new design. Wonder how it'll work out. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Yeah, Perkins makes great engines... if you leave them alone and don't try to turn them up or anything. I have no idea how many hours, I'd guess it's pushing 16,000-18,000 off hand. Seems like 20 years ago it was turning over 10,000, and while its use has gone down, I'd still bet it's quite a bit. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Um, that's new equipment BD!! Our newest tractor is an '86, our JD 8200 grain drill is mid '70s.. Cultipacker, big disc, hay mower and balers are the only newer stuff 😂🤣 and I'm trying to buy our old Case 2670 back.. I think it's a '79??? Wish I had it right now, it would be discing..
Haa! Yeah, I know! But it's still old lol! It's weird to think how mid-80s equipment can be so old already lol! 2670! There's a machine! That would be cool to see you get that back and ride along! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you sir! Yeah, this was over 2 days and he was able to get all his corn planted without any breakdowns, which is amazing! Beans too! Thanks for watching and commenting!
White 2-105 has a Perkins Turbocharged 6-354.4 (354CID) rated at 105 PTO HP, so probably about 120ish at the crank. He planted about 120ish acres in those 2 days I filmed. I agree, the Perkins has a sound of its own. Growing up with dad having a tractor shop, I started to be able to tell the different tractor engines coming down the road, IH, Case, Farmall, JD, Oliver, White, we had them all in the shop at some point. Good times. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great to see old equipment working well
Yeah! Thanks! Still chugging along after 40+ years! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great farming video Sir thank you for sharing !!! Still too cold here to thing about that, the farmers here are three week behind normal planting seasons Cheers !!!
Thanks! Would they normally have been done planting by now? Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@burningdinosaurs Yes, and the first corn green leafs will be almost out by 1/4 of inch by now !!! We will need a lots of sun and heat to recover from that !!! Cheers !!!
nothing finer than making things grow from the earth to feed the people.
farming & ranching under respected, under appreciated ,
maybe one day these folks will get help instead of regulations that put them out of business
loved it 👍
papa said it was
Yep! Well, hopefully someday! I really have no idea if that'll ever happen, maybe, but I'm not holding my breath. Too much disconnect these days between consumers and producers, people don't realize the idealized utopia they've been sold is never going to be good for everyone, and rarely good for anyone, but it looks good on paper. Anywhooo... Thanks for watching and commenting!
Being a native Iowan, I enjoy your videos. But I'm sorry, I do like regulations such as the Iowa Groundwater Protection Act, which help to ensure Iowa's agricultural heritage continues long into the future. Not all regs are bad.
Nice shots. Kind of wish I would have bought a white planter for the nostalgia of it to go with my 1850 but happy with my Kinze I think
It would go great with an 1850. We used to plant with the 1950T originally, then dad moved it over to the 2-105. It's been a really good planter. Sure, there's been some repairs here and there, but for the most part the row units have been flawless. Kinze makes a good planter too! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice job second year for me no tilling and I really like it
Nice! Dad's been notill since the mid-80s. I think there's some places where some subsoiling might help, but overall he's had less input costs and yields are still great. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Dad would like to get a corn planter someday, maybe a 6 row JD 7000 series. I'd like a white but its whatever, hes buying it. Nice to see more 2-105's on here 👌🏼
You'll have to find him a deal on a white he just can't pass up then! lol! Yeah, they're a good tractor, wish I could get more video of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good to see you and the old iron still at work. Have a blessed weekend and take care my friend.
Yep, still earning her keep! Thanks for watching and commenting! You have a good weekend as well!
Excellent! Nice angles, shots and editing. One thing though, I'm watching the cab shot in my tractor and when I get to the end I found myself reaching for the lever to raise the marker. I'm discing!!! Lol ! You had me right in the zone.
LMAO 🤣 😂..
Haaa!! That's funny right there! Hope the video didn't leave spots all over the field from the lever grabbing lol! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was reaching for the lever for the packer. At least I turned when my headland came up and not on yours. 😂😂😂
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Awesome video Old iron equipment still got in the bag who needs monitors🤣
Yep! Still getting the job done! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wish I could get that much help to load the planter lol. Looks like he had anhydrous put on and no tills over it then? I thought it was strip till for second. Good video man
LOL! Yeah, someday my boys will be big enough dad and I can just have them load the planter! Yep, anhydrous was put on a week or so before he planted and he's been no-till since the 80s. I actually think he's got some ground that could benefit from some strip tilling, but doubtful he'd ever do it since he gets pretty good yields on it now. Thanks man! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That’s on the new side of what we run, have 3 whites that vintage. Not easy filming as a passenger in that cab is it lol
It's amazing how 70s and 80s equipment has become so old, isn't it!? lol. Time flies! When dad first got that tractor in the 80s, it was pretty fancy! Well, it's still running! But definitely not considered fancy anymore! Thanks for watching and commenting!
BurningDinosaurs yep. Not fancy, you still have to steer them lol
looks like you are going alot faster than 5 MPH.
Not sure exactly how fast he was going, I think he usually goes about 5.5 or so, but yeah some perspective does make it seem faster! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice to see your all working as a family. Sure makes the work go faster. Our younger brother has been home helping us this spring due to being furloughed because of the virus. It sure has been nice to have his help. Thanks for the great footage!
Yeah, my boys sure like to help grandpa out with farming as much as we can. Well that's nice to have more help on the farm, but too bad the reasoning. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Lots of great camera angles in this one! Fun riding along underneath by the tire!
Mrs. Elite Earthworks I see you saved yourself saying “by the tire” I’ve got my eye on you missy..
JasonWorksAlot I ain’t skeered 😎
Thanks, Mrs. E! I should have taken more angles, but maybe next year! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mrs. Elite Earthworks never saw you replied till now. Goes to show how much you should be scared😂😂
Y'all got all kinds of toys out yander lol
lol. It's work, but, it is fun 😉😎. Thanks for watching and commenting!
That’s my favorite tractor of all time right there. My great uncle and cousins had one for hay and it did everything. Mowing, raking, tedding, baling, collecting bales. It kind of looked funny hauling a Tedder down the road😂
Dad's had this one since the 80s, lots of hours on it, but it's been a good tractor! It's pretty much his everything tractor these days too, except for the 1655 loader tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting!
BurningDinosaurs heres a super controversial opinion: I prefer the Field boss tractors over the Oliver, because they’re just the natural evolution of them. They definitely had a better factory cab
They are! They're basically 1855/1955s with Perkins engines and one of the best cabs of the time! A great combination! I think lots of people have bad feeling about what White did to the Oliver corporation, but White did produce some pretty great tractors.
That's brand new to me lol. Doin a good job. I saw a white planter at the auction...went fairly high
Yeah! Like I was saying to Ed, it's amazing how stuff seems like brand new but is 40 years old already! Time flies! Them 5100 series planters are getting pretty cheap these days, but yeah for the most part White planters seem to hold value pretty well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Still Wished I could get basic planter like a white 5100 but now its all Precision based and I am not impressed with it so I Am sticking with Kinze but Agco is pumping me to Look at the New Fendt Momentum Planter soon so it might be on the farm for 21 if they let me try before buy
I hear ya! Kinze is good. There's a lot of Kinze back home. Everything is JD around where I live now. That new Agco planter is supposed to be totally new design. Wonder how it'll work out. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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Thanks, Scruffy! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How many hours on the 2-105? That T6.354 Perkins will go a long time.
Yeah, Perkins makes great engines... if you leave them alone and don't try to turn them up or anything. I have no idea how many hours, I'd guess it's pushing 16,000-18,000 off hand. Seems like 20 years ago it was turning over 10,000, and while its use has gone down, I'd still bet it's quite a bit. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Um, that's new equipment BD!!
Our newest tractor is an '86, our JD 8200 grain drill is mid '70s..
Cultipacker, big disc, hay mower and balers are the only newer stuff 😂🤣 and I'm trying to buy our old Case 2670 back.. I think it's a '79??? Wish I had it right now, it would be discing..
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Thanks for the video BD!!
Great angles 😎👍
Haa! Yeah, I know! But it's still old lol! It's weird to think how mid-80s equipment can be so old already lol! 2670! There's a machine! That would be cool to see you get that back and ride along! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@burningdinosaurs I'm hoping to get it back!! Wish we had it back a few years ago when they parked it...
G'day BD
Hey Murphy! Thanks for watching and commenting!
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Hey Kirk! Hope things are well! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That was a great ride seems like we're out there all day thanks.
Thank you sir! Yeah, this was over 2 days and he was able to get all his corn planted without any breakdowns, which is amazing! Beans too! Thanks for watching and commenting!
If it works use it
Right on! Thanks for watching and commenting!
No problem man
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Thoust hath done well, sir!
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How many acres?? Love the old tractor engines, such a distinct sound.
White 2-105 has a Perkins Turbocharged 6-354.4 (354CID) rated at 105 PTO HP, so probably about 120ish at the crank. He planted about 120ish acres in those 2 days I filmed. I agree, the Perkins has a sound of its own. Growing up with dad having a tractor shop, I started to be able to tell the different tractor engines coming down the road, IH, Case, Farmall, JD, Oliver, White, we had them all in the shop at some point. Good times. Thanks for watching and commenting!
BurningDinosaurs memories you’ll hold onto forever!
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Nice work! Right on top of things!