John Deere vs. Farmall. Antique tractors in operation at the Fair. Farmall versus John Deere in a pulling contest. #farmallfanatic #tractorpulling #antiquetractors
FF JD3020,great operator, great set up, positive lock rear end. That little 4 cylinder gas tractor has the least horse power of all 7 tractors. Amazing pull. Great video. Keep them coming.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a Farmall, John Deer , Ford, Massey Ferguson, Allis Chalmers ,Oliver, or any other brand. If it does the job it’s a good tractor.
The "groupies" did a fine job... kinda like a carrot on a stick to get the deere boy moving in the right direction. A blue tractor would match her pants better though...
Another great video, I'm a few days late catching up on these. Really enjoy the pulling and auction content. I feel like some day we need a video on the story behind Burnouts with Robert 🤣
Ii had faith in green but I think when you get up into that weight it comes down to the connection the operator has with their tractor. They all were great. Nice video FF.
By no means am I a physics guru, but dad taught me this same trick years ago when I got my loaded semi stuck in soft ground. He said to turn the cab at a significant angle to the trailer before loading in the field. The idea is to get the front moving while the rear simply pivots on the axles. Once momentum of the front is obtained , the weight of the moving tractor and front of sled "brake" the rear free and less traction is required to get it moving forward than would be required to start it moving all at once. Trains use the same concept. Often they back up the locomotive to create slack in the couplers, then getting the first cars rolling mass helps start the second car, those two start the third and so on.
Put them in the field and you will see the cream rise to the top and the red ones will put it all over them green apples. The tires were on the 3020 weren't pumped up quite as much and the trick was it didn't have over abundance of horsepower so it would not try to spin as quickly as the 6 cylinder tractors. Very neat tractor pull I must say. Thanks for sharing.
That's the first time I've seen this kind of tractor pull. That 706 looks like it's got a Cummins in it. It's neither a 282 or a 310. Those 3020s are a good tractor. On Big tractor power, a 3020 was pulling a John Deere 9501 combine. That's like pulling a 1482 IH combine with your 756. Both IH and John Deere made great tractors in the 1960s. I think at this level of pulling, it's more the skill level of the operator than the tractor.
Would like to know more about that 3020, modifications and such. Love the 4020's and 4010. Red made a good showing as well. Goes to show you technique is a huge part of the success.
Those people on the 826 and the 706 had to much air pressure in there tires tire pressure is a factor when you pull and weight is also a factor as well like CaseIH perfect weight distribution he his weights on the front back and sides perfect the only problem he had was tire pressure and I thought the 706 was going to win because I'm a big red fan of international tractor's my grandfather had a international H and a 806 856 and a international 460 the 806 he had a accident a drunk T boned him and he was in the hospital for two weeks and that 706 looked like his 806 with the front tires and the back tires well international will always remain number one with international fan's
hey guys what y'all did not see is the international 706 at the final pull he put the tractor in low 4th but the the other pulls he had the tractor in low 2nd that's why he lost to the the john deere!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When Dad went to JD due to the Massey Dealer going out of business and the IH dealer being 3 hours away he bought a 4020 traded in a Ford Jubilee and a Massey Harris kept the two Super 65 diesels and the Super M! That 4020 was a great pulling tractor except the transmission would go out of whack every now and then and the dealer had to come out! That soured me on JD right then! Been red ever since
Farmalls are red and loud. Feel sorry for you guys that never owned a decent tractor. Uncle had a 656 gasser. Got sick and tired of the zippy governor that overshot the desired rpm every time you opened her up. Also hated the freewheeling TA when going down hill with a baler and load of hay on our SE MN hills. Couldn't see well over that damn huge rear fender when baling on contour strips. One IH and done!!
They put the throttle over the top of the steering wheel,so misplaced!Tap here tap there ridiculous! Deferential came late to international when John Deere had it for awhile!
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Love all the tractors all colours.
Impressive JD tonight!!!!
FF JD3020,great operator, great set up, positive lock rear end. That little 4 cylinder gas tractor has the least horse power of all 7 tractors. Amazing pull. Great video. Keep them coming.
So it definitely came down to skill
@@FarmallFanatic Skill and intelligence to choose the right brand of tractor! Go Green!
Ahahahahahahaha
@@mikemiller2246 Oliver🤔
It doesn’t matter if it’s a Farmall, John Deer , Ford, Massey Ferguson, Allis Chalmers ,Oliver, or any other brand. If it does the job it’s a good tractor.
The old ways a lot of times are best. I really enjoyed the pull off. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for subscribing
Great stuff bud, you almost got me with the “there goes the water buffalo” comment, no coffee through the nose this morning, whew!!!😂🤣😂
Lol
Thank you for the video, great job.
I had to watch this one twice for all the great commentary Gino 😃🇺🇸
Ahahahahahahaha
The "groupies" did a fine job... kinda like a carrot on a stick to get the deere boy moving in the right direction.
A blue tractor would match her pants better though...
Ahahahahahahaha
You make a better announcer , than some of these so called professional announcers. Great video.
Yeah but I get away with saying whatever I want lol
Good to see the David Brown (Case 1394) in action.
Another great video, I'm a few days late catching up on these. Really enjoy the pulling and auction content. I feel like some day we need a video on the story behind Burnouts with Robert 🤣
That could happen
I didn't know they still did dead weight pulls anywhere in the state anymore. Pretty cool to see
Very cool to watch this buddy, your knowledge always amazes me on how you know all these models.
Makes me wonder if Brandon knows any of these tractors 🤣
@@FarmallFanatic he doesn’t even know himself
I really love them all especially tractors from 65 to 75 and late model NF. Would love to own a 986 or 4230 NF.
Great years
Ii had faith in green but I think when you get up into that weight it comes down to the connection the operator has with their tractor. They all were great. Nice video FF.
Definitely
Nice vid FF!
Booooooom.....!!! The "Brim Reaper" must be sittin' this one out.....
It's too good for this competition
We need more vids like this man
Pulling season is coming soon.
Need a physics class lesson to understand the pulling sideways to get the sled started. An object at rest tends to stay at rest. I do remember that.
By no means am I a physics guru, but dad taught me this same trick years ago when I got my loaded semi stuck in soft ground. He said to turn the cab at a significant angle to the trailer before loading in the field. The idea is to get the front moving while the rear simply pivots on the axles. Once momentum of the front is obtained , the weight of the moving tractor and front of sled "brake" the rear free and less traction is required to get it moving forward than would be required to start it moving all at once. Trains use the same concept. Often they back up the locomotive to create slack in the couplers, then getting the first cars rolling mass helps start the second car, those two start the third and so on.
Thank you for being there and streaming this wonderful Event, great Narration as well. Big Thumbs up :-)
What a nail biter. You should seriously do the announcing. Awesome video and commentary!
I wouldn't be able to say whatever I want lol
Lol 3020 wins it all. We pulled a 8 row for years with a3010. They were good little tractor
how has that chain not snapped? I was pulling a stump with my m about the same size chain and it broke multiple times.
I wondered that myself
706 sounded darn good pulling the sled
Definitely
I was raised up n Albion ohio cool stuff here bud
Is that 706 have a Cummings engine? Doesn't look like a282. Or a310
I know for a fact he has a Turbo on it
Eie , keep on keeping on .
F'n get it!
Thanks Gino have a great night
Go red power
@@FarmallFanatic Morning. For now my red power is in parts on the bench but one day
When you put it back together it will be like all the world's problems are immediately solved
@@FarmallFanatic lol that would be great a.
Pretty cool way to pull
Just like a power lifting competition
That 706 is sporting a little help as the whistle in the exhaust notes
Definitely
Green Power! Boom💥
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Didn't know they did pulls like this anymore. Once you overcome friction, what is there to stop you.
Yep
Put them in the field and you will see the cream rise to the top and the red ones will put it all over them green apples. The tires were on the 3020 weren't pumped up quite as much and the trick was it didn't have over abundance of horsepower so it would not try to spin as quickly as the 6 cylinder tractors. Very neat tractor pull I must say. Thanks for sharing.
Good point
I was shocked to see how well they all did pulling on concrete with ag tires. Low psi is crucial Im sure
Definitely
That 706 had the d310 in it? Didn't sound like no d282
And Turbo
@@FarmallFanatic even better
That case 1394 had a lot of weights on it
horsepower is meaningless if you can't get it to the ground effectively
fantastic skills on display from many of those drivers
That's the first time I've seen this kind of tractor pull. That 706 looks like it's got a Cummins in it. It's neither a 282 or a 310. Those 3020s are a good tractor. On Big tractor power, a 3020 was pulling a John Deere 9501 combine. That's like pulling a 1482 IH combine with your 756. Both IH and John Deere made great tractors in the 1960s. I think at this level of pulling, it's more the skill level of the operator than the tractor.
It's also about how much you're cheating
Good day Ty Yes side of engine looks a little different. Thanks
Lol
@@donvoll2580
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Your Cub would pull that no sweat…Right after moving your chicken house😂
Ahahahahahahaha
4 cylinder vs 6 cylinder. Nice
Lol
Great video 👍 that 1394. Was one of the most popular case/ih models from that range over here 🏴💪 and again I Red Power takes the win 💪💥👍
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Great fair
Would like to know more about that 3020, modifications and such. Love the 4020's and 4010. Red made a good showing as well. Goes to show you technique is a huge part of the success.
The driver was very skilled
You must live around me lol I went to school with several of the people in the video
Where did you go to high school
Brad Paisley 🤣🤣
Lol
great announcing, but dead weight pulls are boring to me.
What were you saying about John Deere !
It was the driver
Technique
International's for the most part had weights hanging all over the place!
Knowledge
Dead pulls are a true test !!!
Definitely
Those people on the 826 and the 706 had to much air pressure in there tires tire pressure is a factor when you pull and weight is also a factor as well like CaseIH perfect weight distribution he his weights on the front back and sides perfect the only problem he had was tire pressure and I thought the 706 was going to win because I'm a big red fan of international tractor's my grandfather had a international H and a 806 856 and a international 460 the 806 he had a accident a drunk T boned him and he was in the hospital for two weeks and that 706 looked like his 806 with the front tires and the back tires well international will always remain number one with international fan's
Watching this all i can think about is them poor clutches, hahahaha
Most of those guys only own 1 or 2 tractors so it's no big deal to maintain that many, but yea lol
are you royalty Robert 😂 you should of mooned him lol
I did off camera
Dead boat pulls are axle breakers.
Green power boo yah
Lol
hey guys what y'all did not see is the international 706 at the final pull he put the tractor in low 4th but the the other pulls he had the tractor in low 2nd that's why he lost to the the john deere!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll buy that
Go green power.
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Green power
Smh
When Dad went to JD due to the Massey Dealer going out of business and the IH dealer being 3 hours away he bought a 4020 traded in a Ford Jubilee and a Massey Harris kept the two Super 65 diesels and the Super M! That 4020 was a great pulling tractor except the transmission would go out of whack every now and then and the dealer had to come out! That soured me on JD right then! Been red ever since
That would be enough for Me Too!
@@FarmallFanatic it happened twice a year!
Farmalls are red and loud. Feel sorry for you guys that never owned a decent tractor. Uncle had a 656 gasser. Got sick and tired of the zippy governor that overshot the desired rpm every time you opened her up. Also hated the freewheeling TA when going down hill with a baler and load of hay on our SE MN hills. Couldn't see well over that damn huge rear fender when baling on contour strips. One IH and done!!
Powerful
@@FarmallFanatic I'll give you that, in addition to red and loud.
What do you have now
@@FarmallFanatic Retired. Fond memories.
The is no better tractor than a Deere!
Disagree
Don't green people know that red international always win at a tractor pull if it's not red it's blue
They keep trying lol
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Yea I know
Eat your greens now maybe reds later.
Lol
U got that wrong red is the shit spreader
Not hardly
9 letter shit spreader
Haaaahaaa green is king
That's the driver not the tractor
Obama air? LOL
Yes hes the king of the tree huggers
The old John Deere's are awesome but the new ones are garbage
Correct
Those old New Generation were what saved Deere. Too bad IH was run by greedy morons because they built the best tractors
Basically the kids ran it into the ground
@@FarmallFanatic yes.
They put the throttle over the top of the steering wheel,so misplaced!Tap here tap there ridiculous! Deferential came late to international when John Deere had it for awhile!