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International Tractors Plowing at the Half Century of Progress Show
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2019
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The Half Century of Progress Show features 200 acres of harvesting and plowing and over 1,000 farm machines on display. In this video viewers will International Harvester tractors taking part in the plowing demonstration at the Half Century of Progress Show.
Watch for these tractors:
International 1566
International 1468
International 1466
International Hydro 100
International 1456 Golden Demo
IH Farmall 1206
IH Farmall 806
IH Farmall. 706
IH Farmall. 560 FWA
IH Farmall. 560
IH Farmall. 560 Tandem
IH Farmall. 400 Tandem
IH Farmall. Super M
IH Farmall. M Tandem
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With livestock farming i cannot go to these shows anymore as i used to as a kid with my grandpa. I appreciate all the time and financial burden you carry to have the equipment to take such quality videos and post them for us to watch for free! Thank you very much!!!!
Just the sound of those machines. Thank you for this one.
Love watching old tractors working
1206 , my favorite!!
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I've always liked those series of the FARMALL IH tractors. Of course I might be a little more partial to the 06's. LOL Stay safe.
Thank you for watching. IH made some good tractors.
cool tractors my favorite color too
IH has some great tractors.
@@bigtractorpower at some point you should drive down to the IH tractor museum in Florida awesome collection
Well I have to say that I’m not a big fan of Case IH much but you got to love seeing those classic old red Internationals Harvesters hard at work again ! ! ! 👍
Wish I could have been there. Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it!
Good looking tractor's
I’ve learned so much more about the different brands of tractors watching your videos thank you
Thank you for watching.
It is heaven? 😁 im so proud to came from a strong ih family. The first tractor my grand grandpa bought new in 1931 was an farmall. Since then we run a lot lot of red machines . And i'm be proud that the most models i'm had drove in person and i'm born in 1994 . Great video you see im excited all thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍
That ground must have been like cement. Those tractors were working hard, even with 1 fewer bottom on each plow.
A big fan of Farmall tractors. Thank you for posting this great vid!!
I like Farmalls too. Over 5 Million built. Thank you for watching.
Loved the 1456. Would like to get my hands on one myself. Probably my favorite IHC tractor although I love all Internationals. Never ever had I seen a Super M with duals until I watched this video.
nice
good stuff
I see you've found the golden standard for tractors
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I love all of your videos!!!
Thank you for watching.
Those gold demonstrators are beautiful. Would love to have one of those rigs
Love it. If it ain't red keep it in the shed.
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You have it all wrong keep red in the shed easy to work on there
@ brad haenitsch typical remark of a fan of allis chalmers junk. Lol
Those are some nice looking tractors 👍
This show is a great opportunity to see some great history at work.
Really appreciate all your hard work putting these videos together. Really enjoyable to watch
It is fun to make them. Thank you for watching.
Great video! Nice seeing some vintage IH tractors. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Those Farmall tandems especially the M & M tandem remind me a lot of the Doe Triple D's that used two Fordson Power Major tractors and were built by the Fordson dealer in Essex which is still the CNH dealer there Earnest Doe.
I was hoping to see my favorite tractor the super M TA, but the 1206 made me happy.
H Turbo me too. We had one back in the 70s into the 90’s
I love these historical video's you make. Our family collects and restores two cylinder john deere's and they have a lot of sentimental value for me, it'd be great to perhaps see a video of these in your travels one day :)
I was there at the dealer ship when each one of these was presented. I feel lucky.
Great video as always BTP. 👍👍
Thank you for watching.
These are true IH machinery.
🇧🇷 Obrigado por demonstrar esse trator internacional
Spent a lot of seat time in several of those machines including a couple articulated ones. I bet those tandems are a handful to operate. That 1456 was going through some coal...... But that was when fuel was cheap.
IH made some great tractors in their day. I always enjoy getting a chance to film an International.
I love the ol IH line. 227 acre farm where I grew up in Delaware and is now the only farm left in bear Delaware. The farmers only used farmall, IH, and a newer john deere combine. The developers show up weekly trying to buy them out.
Man that 1456 was rolling the smoke
😁👍👍 Tough machine.
In various videos about agriculture, I have noted that IH tractors are the best at transferring traction to the ground without slipping.
What could be the reason for that? Are IH tractors heavy?
Yes International were heavily built tractors also the Massey Ferguson's were heavily built tractors both could out pull a John Deere of the same horsepower because the John Deere is lighter built so they need more extra weight added.. Weight is a big factor in pulling heavy loads. I have a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 cab 92hp with the loader it probably weighs about 12,000 with fluid in the rear tires . That's quite a be of weight for a 92hp tractor . It pulls and handles a 4.16's bottom plow good.
I will take one of each please lol . On the 1468 what was the bar and chains in the front meant for ?
@James Marquis Thank you !
That's where allis hooks up to pull em out of a mud puddle
@ brad haenitsch typical remark of a fan of allis chalmers junk. Lol
I liked this very much, thanks for your work with the filming. The M&M moving right along with 5 bottoms was impressive. I note the lack of 856s at shows like this. Not sure why that is. Were fewer of them made, or just fewer of them preserved in collectors hands?
Keith-
I always wondered why my grandfather was nearly deaf... Life on farm plowing.
Well for me seeing those two tractors together plywood away that was awesome I like to know some more about that
That ground looks very rich and black. Far cry from our clay soil here in the southeast.
Illinois has some nice soil.
First time I've ever saw the drawbar tandems,ive saw the m&m.One thing I did see was that ground was hard and dry.👍👍
I've been looking forward to this. Nice to see a wide front 400. I was hoping there would be some 88 series represented, specifically the 5488 FWA. Thanks for the video!
Me too. I want to see some 88 and 86 series tractors out there. 😁. So far in recent year the 1566 in this video was the biggest out there.
One tractor I didn't see was the super m t/a that seems to be a rare tractor.
I hope you do a video for classic Ford tractors!!
It's great to see these tractors working. Would it be possible to list the plow size along with the other information you posted? I can see how many bottoms each tractor is pulling, plow share width is important in understanding the context of how each of these tractors are working. I still remember the farm boy bragging about how many bottoms we were pulling. Back then, it made a lot of difference if you were pulling 4-14s or 3-16s. Some of these plows looked like they had even wider plow shares.
Was there year before last. A must see
Very cool.
One of my favorites IH. Great filming a true iconic American made brand operated by farmers worldwide🚜👍
I like the 560 cause we have one and we use it for bailing
Back in the 'sixties, I thought the 560 was a big tractor.
@@davidlentz9683 Well now days its a collecters tractor
Hopefully everybody will get to see your 4786 with a 12 bottom on it at the next farm progress in 2021 B.T.P..
I'm curious about those tandem tractors. Is the effective horsepower really the sum of each tractor? And how about fuel consumption compared to a single tractor of equally rated horsepower. Seems to me these were just cute gimmicks rather than real, around-the-farm workhorses, but perhaps I'm wrong. Anyone have any numbers? Really sad to think of those great machines that I grew up with now being called "vintage." :)
mr btp will you be taking your machine down to rantoul
Can you even go to this event if you don't have a ute to sit in?
Yes but a UTV makes it allot easier to get around the 200 plus acre event to see everything.
OK, need to ask: What is it about the single mounted dual wheel? Can't be traction because while ploughing the tractor is leaning towards the furrow (running down into it) which means there should not be much weight onto the dual wheel because it is more or less in the air. Wouldn't it be simpler to put wheelweights on this side, too?
Maybe the one for the other side whent flat and the had to take it off
That is a plowing dual. Farm’s ran an onland dual to gain traction when plowing.
If the "Onland Dual" is in the air because the tractor is down into the lead furrow, how is that gaining traction? If you're ploughing in onland mode, that would make sense, but in this setup I think it is more like a cheap additional weight that is already sitting at the farm.
Reversible moldboards hmm. With the huge horsepower tractors here in the States, surely a 20 share reversible plough could be marketed to the agri-community today.
marksandsparks1 There is hardly any plowing done anymore. Much better and more efficient tillage practices now.
No 826!! The first one I plowed with a 4 bottom plow and clod buster. Before that...Super M with a 3 bottom pull plow
Sumal Tractor big work
I guess this is from the last show?
It is footage from 15 and 17. This years show starts later this week. These are clips I have not published before.
I hope you can do the same with ford and some of the other brands like Minneapolis moline and Oliver
Oliver I can do. On the MM side there was only one MM in the past two shows. Ford I can do a short video on as there was only picker and two plows in recent years. I really hope people will bring more Ford.
bigtractorpower I’m a ford guy at heart but man those and yellow tractors look killer in the field
bigtractorpower we used to have a 1973 Ford 7000 low profile tractor. It was a great tractor for our hill farm in licking county Oh.
7:07 thats the same tractor i have but mine is not shiny
How do they shift the tandems?
That is a good question. I am not sure. They have to have a control plumbed in to run both.
At 4:56 you can hear the governor open up on a jd 2cyl.
At 5:47 you can hear a couple two-cylinders dominating a 706.
@Richard Markle at least an IH of that size. It did look like he was taking his time.
Was this 2017 footage? I hope I didn't miss this year's show
this is from yesterday so from 2019 he is there right now
red power ,please!!!!! lets see some fords working
Spent many hours on a 856 we pulled 4 bottoms and had them sunk in a foot where the ground would alow it the tractor would have pulled 5 but not that deep
A que profundidad se ara ahi en EEUU?
This is a plowing demonstration so each plow varies on its setting. Typically a plow is at 6 inches.
@@bigtractorpower muchas gracias por la respuesta!.. Soy de argentina .. Y tambien uso el arado..
4:42 why does the tractor have gold paint on it?
It was used by the dealerships as a demonstrator
miss. 806 had around 100 horses
The sales literature from IH is what I use for my specs. The 1206 was the first IH to surpass 100 hp.
mst
What is the hp on a 856
According to what tractor data says, the 856 has a little over 100 pto tested horsepower and a little over 87 drawbar tested horsepower. A lot of people say 95 hp but that just seems to be a divider between the pto and drawbar horsepower. My Dad and I own a '68 IH 856 that my grandfather bought in '86 and it's been a great tractor! It's done a lot of work for us, been very reliable too. Hopefully that helped answer your question
Great video ! Were those tandem tractors a factory thing or something the farmers came up with ? Thanks.
They were built by farmers . Common for plowing in the late 50’s and early 60’s before true 4wds came on the market.
@@bigtractorpower, Thanks. Good ole farmer ingenuity !
Nothing beats an Inter, nothing.
Those people in the side by sides though 😐
It’s crazy they get so close. I always feel like has no one here ever seen plowing.
@@bigtractorpower I'm in western Nebraska and plowing is a thing of the past. It's all no-till on dryland and pro-till on irrigated.
Not as many folks crowding the working tractors.
It depends on the time of day. The big crowd is in the morning and the lighter crowd is afternoon. All the tractors ran both times. I just picked clips that showed the machine best.
Thanks for the video, I still remember wanting my father to buy a 686 , I wasn't very happy when he bought a 574 row crop with TA instead. What a peice of junk that was.
I have always liked the 686. My neighbor growing up had two 656 and two 686 tractors for spreading, row crop cultivating, mowing and baling hay. They were nice sized tractors to go with their Case 2470, 4690 and IH 1066, 1086 and 886.
Don;t buy a RK55 been waiting 4 MONTHS on parts......
Ya know those ih tractors look like they are struggling maybe they should be in the shed with like JD and such let the orange muscle handle it.just call allis
8:38 The first 2+2? 3388,3588,3788
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No wonder Americans are so large, all you do is drive around on those utv's haha
Martin Snoey that field isn’t some tiny little field like wherever you’re from
@@fry6804 Yeah, sure. Canada has small fields I guess. Good thing the tractor festivals in Europe are also held on small fields too.