4wd TRACTOR Evolution 1960-1990
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- In this video Big Tractor Power takes a look the evolution of 4wd articulated and rigid frame high power tractors from 1960-1990. This video shares 14 4wd tractors from each of the major tractor manufacturers. Watch for the following 4wds.
1. 250 hp WAGNER WA-17
2. 250 hp Big Bud HN-250
3. 169 hp Minneapolis-Moline A4T-1600
4. 146 hp JOHN DEERE 7020
5. 300 hp STEIGER COUGAR II ST-310
6. 300 hp Allis-Chalmers 8550
7. 300 hp CASE 4890
8. 470 hp VERSATILE 1150
9. 370 hp JOHN DEERE 8850
10. 225 hp WFE 4-225
11. 210 hp INTERNATIONAL 7288
12.390 hp Massey Ferguson 5200
13.300 hp Case International 9260
14. 360 hp FORD 976
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Moline is always my favorite. My dad sold them here in Gurley, Alabama in the 1970's. Great tractors that are sorely missed by fans.
I grew yon a G 1000 Vista. Very easy to operate.
The Moline was sharp, and sounded good with the straight pipe.👌
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And the price was pretty good also
That’s such a rare one, looked like a fully updated 585, external oil pump and factory altitude compensator. Our G1350 is setup the same way.
We had the case 4890 and the case IH 4894. I can still tell you where every lever and switch is to this day, 40 years later. I'm sure most farmers are like that. You spend enough time in something and you'll know it forwards and backwards
That was just fantastic to come home tonight after work and seeing this I love articulated 4 Wheel Dr. tractors
Glad it was a good watch. 😁👍
I like that Moline!
It’s a stand out. Very very few made in yellow. Most were sumac red.
Thanks Jason for showing me all these dinosaurs I love old tractors!!!🤘
Happy to share. These were some cool ones to spend time in the field with.
I like the John Deere 8440. That was the four-wheel-drive that I drove the most. The Moline that you showed was an excellent-looking tractor. Almost to nice to see out in the field.
Steiger is my fav. My childhood friend growing up his farming family had 2 of them. That lime green sticks in my memories.
Fantastic history lesson! As always thanks for the great videos! Love the big iron!!!!
They are all awesome. All were great to see working. I am a Massey Ferguson guy loved the 5200. Enjoyed the whole video such a great show of these old classic tractors.
My goodness, what a selection - absolutely spoiled for choice ! BTP knocking it out of the park yet again !
Allis Chalmers 4w305, I think that's the best looking 4wd!
Our first 4WD tractor was a Case 1470. It replaced a Case 930 and was the first 4WD tractor that anyone had in our area. It looked absolutely huge at the time! I was too young to do anything but ride on it with my father, but I put in a lot of hours in the subsequent 2470 and 4490. Then everything on the farm turned green. Sometimes I still miss the ability to crab steer with the back wheels.
Thank you for sharing. Great 4wd history. The first tractor I ever got to ride in was a Case 2470. It was brand new with a Case 700 7 bottom plow. The closet thing to a Traction King today is the 4 way steer CLAAS Xerion or JCB Fastrac.
I love that miniapolis moline at the beginning.
It is a stand out tractor.
There one of these sitting about 15 miles from where I live in a guys field side graveyard but he won’t sell it
@@ni1469 I have seen some good tractors sitting to rott. If he ever decides to sell it please contact me.
@@stacyp4534 I think he doesn’t want to do the work of ripping the saplings out to get a trailer to it and get it on the trailer honestly. He didn’t give me a good reason why he wanted to keep it just didn’t act real interested in selling or keeping it
@@ni1469 dang I’ll take the saplings out. That tractor needs restored and retired to do parade duty
Piękne stare ale jare traktory 🚜👍 Dzięki za 🎞️👏👍
Love this old iron . A C was and is my favorite . Grampa used a wd 45 and a d 17 on his little place .
Allis built allot of hood tractors.
that Case 4890 was nice! Great video as always!
In this video, my favorite is the AC 8550. Thanks for showing.
The 8550 is a cool 4wd.
The Case 4890 was the.best looking out of the bunch . Everything very well proportioned,right down to the colours. 👍👍👍
First tractor I ever got to ride in as a kid was a Case 4wd. They have a stand out look.
That extra butter in the field was BOSS!! MM POWER 💪🇺🇸
Love the older tractors, keep them coming!
Always. They are my favorite to film. 😁👍
Love this video .
Thanks for a look at past. Those were great times.
HUGH amount of footage you've put together for us here thank you.
Thank you for watching. It’s fun getting to film and share these classics.
The first "Big" 4 wheel drive tractor on our Northern Illinois farm was a 1970 IH 4156 at a whopping 125 HP, it was also our first tractor with a cab . It was a huge yellow thing with crab steering. The tractor I drove all my young childhood was a IH1206 while it had the same hp as the 4156 (dads tractor because it had a cab) but the weight and the 4wd of the 4156 meant it would pull all the same stuff so much better.
Love your channel, thanks for your videos.
Great history. The 4156 is on my filming wish list. My understanding is under 300 4156s we’re built. The 4156 had a short production life between the 4100 and 4166.
@@bigtractorpowera guy in Dawson Minnesota has one.
Great video Jason, thanks, it is very informative 👍
Thank you Jimmy. Lots of prime examples of 4wds with stand out paint.
@@bigtractorpower Jason, hope you and family have a wonderful Thanksgiving
Old iron keeps going... amazing to see some are still around...
When I was a kid our neighbor had both a yellow and a red Minneapolis moline tractors. Really cool. Long stripped down and parked in the brush now. We run a couple versatile 700s. Infamous for the 555 Cummings but we've had good luck with them.
The Energy Yellow A4T is very very rare. Most were produced in Sumac Red. That’s cool you run a 555.
thanks for a great video!!!! that was quite an accomplishment to film all those tractors!!!!!!!!!!!
These are some great examples of each model. It’s not only a challenge to find most of these but also in good original condition.
That JD 7020 brought back some memories it’s the first articulated tractor I ever drove the first time I turned the steering wheel it got my attention I thought it broke in half lol
Nice video, my favorite 4wd tractor was the case 4890! We used to have one great power!
Very cool. What implements did you pull with your 4890?
My dad and I have always wanted a Minneapolis-Moline A4T-1600. Cool old tractors.
The MM/Oliver/Plainsman 4wds are very cool.
Happy thanksgiving to you sod buster thanks for all the videos this year. Sam
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Of course the big red Massey Ferguson tractor always my favorite.
The 5200 is a stand out.
@@bigtractorpower I drove one at my neighbors when I was 14 , it been about 40 years ago now . How time flies.
Had to like it right away just for the thumbnail!! Such an awesome A4T
Thank you. The Energy Yellow A4T is rare. Most were painted Sumac Red.
@@bigtractorpower Is that Energy Yellow Jason? some places list it as just an industrial yellow. I was hoping to get a 1;32 red one and paint it - the yellow ones are silly prices.
Always enjoy seeing the ford 4wds those were sharp looking machine's
Thank you for watching.
Great Video.
Love the john deere 8850 what a beautiful tractor
V8 power 👍👍
Like seeing these videos with tractors from 1995 and older favorite was the AC 8550
The 8550 is a really cool tractor.
The MM was neat to see in action
It’s a stand out tractor.
Great compilation 👍
Thank you for watching.
Yeah as an 8550 owner I’m biased, my one is on big singles tho and the previous owner added a D6 bulldozer blade but I hope to return it to stock in the near future
Oh wow. That has to look tough on singles.
I always drove a John Deere 8630 ,,loved those older tractors
Great vídeo.
Thank you for watching.
Happy Thanksgiving. Like the big 4x4 tractors.
Happy Thanksgiving
would love to see a 4166 in action, they were rough riding, but liked the 4 wheel steering.
That Versatile 1150 had Three Tires on each corner, not the two tires like the other machines. Now that is Big Tractor Power.
Triples add traction. The 1150 was one of the first 4wds on 12 tires from the factory.
That Bud will make Gretta happy!! LOL
Great video BTP… I’ve seen one of those Ford 976… but they’d set it up on singles surely must be some rare beast there…
The Ford Designation 6 tractors sold pretty well. In fact when they went to blue and white sakes expanded into areas Versatile had never had a presence. The only Ford Designation 6 that is extra rare is the top end 1156 model.
That was Big Tractor Power!!!! I always has a soft spot for the steiger tiger. Happy Thanksgiving Jason!
Happy Thanksgiving. Which Tiger? 1,2,3 or 4?
@@bigtractorpower Steiger Tiger 3 ST450
Moline had a quite advanced design. It looks it came from the 80s with thin pillar design for windshield, high visibility and air conditioner.
My most favorite chanel on RUclips I am farmer son in Pakistan I love 💕💕💕💕 to watch this channel sir
Like all the tractors the Ford is always nice to see thanks for sharing good video brother
I like getting to film blue. 😁👍
I got a 8440 JD like it love seeing older tractors at work
Very cool. I have a video featuring an 8440 posting this Friday 4/8
i love the the air condition unit on the roof
Awesome video. Some classics here! We saw a few Ford 946 versatile in the UK, but most artics are quadtracs or 9Rx models now. Width on road with duals always been an issue.
I enjoy watching farming in the UK on RUclips. I am always amazed how tight your roads are. Here in most places 15ft will move down the road pretty easy and some of the big 60ft air seeders will be a squeeze at 19ft folded.
@@bigtractorpower we technically have a limit below 3m I think but with an escort vehicle there are allowances. Getting worse as urban sprawl takes over farmland for housing and people don’t understand how wide or long machinery is.
Hello! Thanks for another interesting video.
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower 👌
I'm a big deere guy but I think that case 4890 sounds bad ass!
It’s cruising. String sound.
I'm pretty sure the 4890 has a scania engine.
That 7020 with singles is cool cool cool.
I was excited to find that 7020. It was one of the few John Deere 4wds I have not filmed.
That IH 2+2 was one of my favorites. But I also really liked the John Deere 8850. I’ve never seen a Minneapolis Moline tractor.
Thank you for watching.
I find that hard to believe usually u will get a minneapolis moline from time to time
Love the 8550 Allis Chalmers....I Bleed Orange
The 8550 is a cool tractor.
Love the case 4890 especially in the DB white and poppy orange colours. Very cool tractor!
The official Case combination colors from 1975-1983 were Power White and Power Red. The David Brown coloring definitely moved the company from Desert Tan and Flambeau Red colors used from the 1960’s to 1974. Why they call it red and not orange I am not sure but those are the official paint color names.
@@bigtractorpower thanks for replying Jason. Over here in Ireland there are still a few DBs about. All mainly the smaller row crop type that you guys over there call them, 995, 1210, 1390 etc. However it's a treat for me to see the big American cases in the DB colours. Plus the sound....Great!!!
Those prices seemed high at the time but seem pretty low now. Great video!!
It’s interesting how they very from beans to brand. The Minneapolis Moline was a very good buy in its day.
@@bigtractorpower no kidding. Lots of power over the JD 7020 it would have been a direct comparison to.
Quite a line up of old workhorses there. Very enjoyable to watch Jason. Appreciate it!!
These were some stand outs filmed this year and over the past few years with really good paint.
Allis is always my favorite great video
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Watching these gulls eat the grubs and the worms somehow became my favorite regardless of the tractors
That tractor was filmed in New York near Lake Ontario. It doesn’t take a pass or two before the seagulls swoop in
My favorite, was a 8850 John deere. I had one and wore it out then we rebuilt it and ran it some more.
You Always good video
My favorite is BIG BUD I hauled one on a low bed back in the 70s
Great old tractors. Liked asset Ferguson.
I can't pick a favorite, older tractors at work are always nice to see😉👍
Great video👍👍
Thank you for watching.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
And to you Scruffy (Ridin Green here :-) )
@@404nitro Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Love those big machines. How about hit on a international 4166😊 thanks for all your content !!
I grew up watching a 4166. Cool tractors. It’s on my filming wish list. They are hard to find still working in the field.
Operated a big Moline back in the early 1980 it was a good tractor AC cab plenty of power .
Definitely the Allis and the Moline.
Both are stand outs.
GO BIG MO !!!!!!👍👍👍👍👨🌾
That is one cool tractor mm!!
It is a rare one and a stand out example.
Please do more videos of this tiype.
What other farm machines topics would you like to see covered in this format?
@@bigtractorpower A fiat 44 35
i like that video
That MM is nice!!! Does the owner actually use it as one of the farm's working tractors?
The case 4890 was my favorite back in the day.
Great tractor. The first tractor ever rode in was a case traction king.
Did some work for a man in Mpls who was a draftsman for M M working there when the bosses came through the plant and told all employees to shunt off the power to everything as they left that night. That was it
I remember looking back turning that black dirt and seeing all of those gulls swooping down to snatch up the bugs. I always thoughr i was going to cover them up they got so close !! Lol
They sure take risks to get a meal.
As a New Holland guy, that Ford was a jewel to see. I see the Ford tractors as jewels. They still can't beat New Holland, their successor, but i just think the Ford tractors are neat to look at. I don't have one or operate one, but they look neat at least
My favourite was not on your video. My favourite is the FW 60.
Great video keep up the good work 👍
The Ford FW60 is a cool tractor.
Hey Jason. Thanks for great videos and content. Because of ur work we can able to see such great field beasts. By the way do you play farming simulator? Greetings from Turkey.
Thank you for watching. I do like farming simulator. I have not gotten 22 yet but look forward to it.
I like the fords and the versatile
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Great video Jason - do you have any video of a Case - IH 9260?
I have not produced a full video on the 9260 yet but will have one out this winter.
We have 2 2870 case 2 2670 case and a 4690 our main heavy use tractors. Wouldn't trade them for anything else
Very cool. The first tractor I ever got to ride in as a kid was a 2470. I am a Case 4wd fan.
Glad to get another one from you BTP. I was wondering where you were lately and if you were alright/hoping you weren't down with covid. That MM at the start is so sharp as is that Steiger ST-300. Always love to see the big AC's too. That 1150 looks new! That 7288....awesome. I liked them all. Excellent video BTP!
Thank you for watching. Each of the tractors in the video really stand out for their good clear paint.
As a farm kid in the 70s and 80s, we didn't see much "big iron" in my area and still don't. There was one family that had a fleet of 4 or 5 of those long nose Internationals (can't remember the model #) but they ran several thousand acres of mostly Heinz tomatoes. They still have a couple of them in their fields. These days, they're mostly a produce operation. As for my favorite in the video, even though I don't farm, I still bleed Persian Orange! Honestly though, I like them all!
Sounds like the tomato farm used 2+2 tractors from IH. If they had a white cab they were a 3x88 and and if they had a red cab they were a 6x88. These models ranged from 130 to 170 hp. The AC 8550 is a stand out tractor for sure.
@@bigtractorpower The biggest tractor on our farm was our A-C 7080. We also had a D-17 diesel which got a lot of use. Even though I don't farm myself, I kept track of both of them by serial numbers through various sales over the years. Sentimental reasons made me want them and I've actually managed to buy them both back. The restoration of the D-17 was finished last weekend when my oldest daughter laid on the paint (with just a touch of metal flake to fancy her up a bit)! The 7080 is up for restoration next. While I have absolutely no use for the 7080, I have a big shop and just like having her around. Since we have a large food plot and about 20 acres of hay, the D-17 will be put to use working on that stuff as well as parade duty. The 7080 will see show and parade duty only.
👍💪greetings from burley idaho bigtractorpower
Hello. Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower thank you for these motivational and informative videos
@@bigtractorpower happy thanksgiving
My favorite? Are you kidding? Most of them tied for first. The White and the long nose IH's are my "least favorites" and I really like them! Great video Jason. BTW, have you ever done a video on limited brands of equipment? I saw that Steiger disk and don't remember ever seeing Steiger implements before. I know I have seen White, Oliver, Massey, Case, IH, Case-IH, Deere, Ford, Allis, Cockshutt, Moline implements. Are there many implements around with Steiger, Wagner, or Big Bud on it? There was the Steiger disk, so I guess so.
Steiger offered the Trail-R-Disk up to 45ft shown in this video. They also offered off set disks. They also produced the Dig-R-Disc which was a coulter chisel. I have a video on the Steiger Coulter Chisel on the way. Wagner and Big Bud did not offer implements. Versatile offered a disk, straw threaders, seed drill, pull type sprayer and a pull type combine in the 80’s.
My understanding was when Case bought out Harvester the 72 and 7488's were sold at cost with no warranty. Please correct me if I'm wrong
Not really a moline fan but my hats off to Minneapolis Moline. My second would be the 4890 case
The Moline reminds me of a old muir-hill , in the u.k , both beasts 👌👌
Muir Hill tried selling some it’s tractors here in the US in the 70’s. Their ads focused on equipping dairy farmers with a tractor that could plow, chop silage and spread manure.
Hey Jason happy thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Happy Thanksgiving!!🦃
Happy Thanksgiving
I don't know why but I always thought the 2+2 tractors were the coolest looking tractors International harvester ever made
my favorite was running a johndeere 2950 fwa.
Great tractor. My neighbor had a 2950 open station mudder on his cabbage farm when I was growing up.
The 2+2 was my favorite. My dad had a 3288 and a 6588
Very nice.
Big Case really moving out at 8:15
😁👍👍