I’m actually a John Deere guy, but this is a beautiful collection. This guy has restored these to immaculate condition. Great job. One grandfather was a John Deere farmer, the other was a Farmall farmer. I have driven an M, an H and a BN.
First diesel tractor I ever drove on the farm, the International 706. Enjoyed driving this powerful tractor back in its day. Going from driving an International 450 and the old "M" tractors it was like driving a new Cadillac plus the shaded buggy top. Enjoyed after a days work steering/ traveling past my old girlfriends house sipping on a RC cola I bought at the corner store going home ! The days that were !
Great video. Great farming history. My first real job was 12 years old. A John Deere A and a 2 row cultivator attached . A 40 acre field felt like it took forever.
Love those red tractors. First tractor I ever drove was my grandfather's H (which my father now has). My uncle had an M, 656 and 706 that I got use over the years. Miss getting to do that type of work.
Wow what a nice group of tractors I grew up with most of the same models you folks have restored IH was the best tractors going at that time I wished i had more time to restore afew but I'm still active in farming and its very time consuming by itself
Very cool collection with some fools stories. I have an uncle with an original 966 Blackstripe he bought new. He’s rolled the clock over on it and it’s still working. Dad always talks of grandpa’s F-30 with the extra throttle notch on the lever for cultivating corn haha. I would love to have that 1206 around the farm. Good stories from the old days switching over to tractors.
On my family’s farm we had an 826 Hydro Demonstrator with the gold hood and fenders. If you get one of those hydrostatics stuck, either pull it out in neutral or spin the tires faster than its moving. We ruined two hydrostats before learning that.
Those are some beautiful tractors you have there. We have a regular (non-black stripe) 1974 966 Hydro International Harvester that my dad bought in 1986 and it has been an excellent tractor. I like the 86 series that came out in 1977, but IMHO don't think they were as good as the 66 series.
Very nice collection and very nice video segment on this happy and wonderful family. The shop and everything in it sets the right atmosphere for such a nice collection and hobby. All I have is a 1983 JD 4250 powershift and some large and very large old JD dealership signs for my small collection. Now have my eyes on a 1990 JD 4255 Powershift with 3838 hours that has a great need of a wax and buff job to make #2 for my small collection....I hope!
Love all ih tractors from mid 60's thru early 80's real iron. Have a ih-200, 656, 706, 966, 1486, 2500B hydrostatic. Spent many hours on them. Really like using 656 the best it steers like a Lincoln town car and sips fuel.
My only real experience with IH was with my dads old 53 Farmall Cub. He owned that for 35 years or so, and it taught me how to drive, mow, and turn a wrench LOL
Great collection👍I am IH fan we have WD6, A554 n 766 love 966 with tri stripes n M diesel. Here in Australia you don’t see MH brand but love 30👍Great vid👍
Jamie interested in your comment on MH in Australia. They were here from 1930 till their amalgamation with Ferguson in 1953.From 1955 till 1958 Massey Harris tractors had MHF stamped on their castings
Ron Kennedy I was talking to my father n he remember Mr Fisher had Sunshine MH No.203 tractor that pull H.V McKay combine. Father said there few of MH around.
I learned to drive tractor on a '50 Ford 8N with 2/12" Ford plows. All the neighbors had IH and of course were bigger more powerful tractors. Finally traded the Ford for a JD in '75.
That's funny my maternal grandfather did the same pulled on the steering wheel yelled wow and proceeded to drive off the road into a slough. They say he never drove a tractor again.
My dad told about a local man who would go around to the area farms and buy up enough cattle to fill a railroad car. He thought he was a little more important than the dirt farmers because he was a cattle buyer. My dad took him out to show him which cows he wanted to sell. On the way back to the house they were driving towards the wire gate and the guy was thinking about something else and looked up in time to holler whoa! whoa! as he drove through the gate. They stopped and fixed the fence and he was so embarrassed about it he asked dad to not tell anyone. Dad just laughed every time he told that story. This happened about 1930 so not too far away from the time when you drove a team of horses.
The High Crop 1066 did not belong to the Drewes. It belonged to one of the local FFA kids who I featured in their own RUclips video, here's link: ruclips.net/video/9uE2CaNzFBU/видео.html The IHC 1066 High Crop part of the video starts at the 53:25 mark
besides the real old one's most of those tractors need jobs other than being decorations. Collect stamps or something, some of us are still working with 806's and 966's, etc. and running 2 stroke Detroits in trucks and skidders.
I'm more of the generation that has been raised around MF135-175-185-275-285-1085-398-699-399-2675-2845-etc.... I guess you have a video up in your sleeve about that MF1080 we were not able to see :-(
The Massey Ferguson 1080 owned by a local young man who restored it for FFA project. I posted video last Sunday of all those local FFA kids and their tractors. Here's a link to that video....you can find the Massey Ferguson 1080 at the 42:37 mark of the video: ruclips.net/video/9uE2CaNzFBU/видео.html
“Drewes” is a popular surname here in Ohio. However it’s pronounced with an old Bavarian dialect. Drey-vis. I think the “w” was pronounced as a double “v”. Not sure though.
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That was a great video and beautiful collection of tractors. Thank you Machinery Pete and The Drewes Family.
Thanks for watching Scott!
These machines, and the people who operated them, are what made America great. It is fitting that they be preserved and remembered for all time.
I enjoyed your video, and especially liked how every tractor had an informative label on their frame. Thank and the Drewes.
Excellent video, great job restoring all those tractors 👍
Very nice collection. Nothing better than fresh red paint.
I’m actually a John Deere guy, but this is a beautiful collection. This guy has restored these to immaculate condition. Great job.
One grandfather was a John Deere farmer, the other was a Farmall farmer. I have driven an M, an H and a BN.
Nice people and great tractor collection. Spent many hours on my uncle’s 560 and 1206 Farmalls. 560 was LP and 1206 was diesel.
Nice tractor cave. Thanks for the tour.
I saw a Vietnam Veteran sign on the wall.Thank You for your service and welcome home.
Great stories superb restoration on those tractors.
First diesel tractor I ever drove on the farm, the International 706. Enjoyed driving this powerful tractor back in its day. Going from driving an International 450 and the old "M" tractors it was like driving a new Cadillac plus the shaded buggy top. Enjoyed after a days work steering/ traveling past my old girlfriends house sipping on a RC cola I bought at the corner store going home ! The days that were !
Love the collection of the classic red tractors! And I bet pizza nights at their shed are the best! Vintage tractors and pizza...a winning combo! 👍🚜🍕
Another excellent MACHINERY PETE story Great job also real nice collection of IH
Great video. Great farming history. My first real job was 12 years old. A John Deere A and a 2 row cultivator attached . A 40 acre field felt like it took forever.
Very nice collection very beautiful shop appreciate old ih iron thanks for taking the time to make the video
Spent many hours on a 706 as a teen, good memory's. Thanks
Love those red tractors. First tractor I ever drove was my grandfather's H (which my father now has). My uncle had an M, 656 and 706 that I got use over the years. Miss getting to do that type of work.
the frist tractor I drove was my grandpas 300 u ih my dad sold it 16 years ago I know where it is im working on buying it back
Very nice collection!!! Thanks for the video, Pete!!
Love the video . Thanks for sharing .
Great Red Iron collection! TY fellow Iowans
Outstanding collection just beautiful,🚜
Wow what a nice group of tractors I grew up with most of the same models you folks have restored IH was the best tractors going at that time I wished i had more time to restore afew but I'm still active in farming and its very time consuming by itself
Nice, gladly welcoming more Tractor collection videos, Thx for ze video
Awesome collection. I’m a big fan of these because of the styling but also like all Farmall tractors. I learned on a Ford 8n too
Very fitting retirement for such iconic work horses.
Love the old internationals. Still have 2 hydro 84's and a 585 working myself. Must get them looking as good as these.
Very nice collection TY for sharing the video
Excellent vedio! Very nice collection/stable of tractors. Nellie Bell was the Jeep in the Roy Roger TV series.
Very cool collection with some fools stories. I have an uncle with an original 966 Blackstripe he bought new. He’s rolled the clock over on it and it’s still working. Dad always talks of grandpa’s F-30 with the extra throttle notch on the lever for cultivating corn haha. I would love to have that 1206 around the farm. Good stories from the old days switching over to tractors.
Tractors sure looking good
Nice looking tractor s
My first tractor I learned on was an 826 hydro very distinct transmission sound. I purchased a gear drive version very nice tractor for bailing.
nice collection we also had 1967 656 and it never needed and repair work on it . with around 8,000 hours on it.
On my family’s farm we had an 826 Hydro Demonstrator with the gold hood and fenders. If you get one of those hydrostatics stuck, either pull it out in neutral or spin the tires faster than its moving. We ruined two hydrostats before learning that.
Great job with this.
Those are some beautiful tractors you have there. We have a regular (non-black stripe) 1974 966 Hydro International Harvester that my dad bought in 1986 and it has been an excellent tractor. I like the 86 series that came out in 1977, but IMHO don't think they were as good as the 66 series.
Very nice collection and very nice video segment on this happy and wonderful family. The shop and everything in it sets the right atmosphere for such a nice collection and hobby. All I have is a 1983 JD 4250 powershift and some large and very large old JD dealership signs for my small collection. Now have my eyes on a 1990 JD 4255 Powershift with 3838 hours that has a great need of a wax and buff job to make #2 for my small collection....I hope!
That's awesome! I have a 2004 John Deere X575 with 530.2 hours on it and it is a awesome tractor!
wonderful people wonderful americans
International tractor's are the best tractor's that I ever drove plus I'm an international tractor fan
my dad's favorite tractor that he farmed on was the 1066 but my dream tractor is the 1206
Love all ih tractors from mid 60's thru early 80's real iron. Have a ih-200, 656, 706, 966, 1486, 2500B hydrostatic. Spent many hours on them. Really like using 656 the best it steers like a Lincoln town car and sips fuel.
My only real experience with IH was with my dads old 53 Farmall Cub. He owned that for 35 years or so, and it taught me how to drive, mow, and turn a wrench LOL
Great collection👍I am IH fan we have WD6, A554 n 766 love 966 with tri stripes n M diesel. Here in Australia you don’t see MH brand but love 30👍Great vid👍
Jamie interested in your comment on MH in Australia. They were here from 1930 till their amalgamation with Ferguson in 1953.From 1955 till 1958 Massey Harris tractors had MHF stamped on their castings
Ron Kennedy I was talking to my father n he remember Mr Fisher had Sunshine MH No.203 tractor that pull H.V McKay combine. Father said there few of MH around.
I learned to drive tractor on a '50 Ford 8N with 2/12" Ford plows. All the neighbors had IH and of course were bigger more powerful tractors. Finally traded the Ford for a JD in '75.
Nellie belle was jeep driven by Pat Brady, who was Roy Rodgers side kick. Watched Roy and Dale Evans waesterns every Saturday morning in the 50's
Nice 560 in there!
I use to drive a 1468 good pulling tractor.
nice looking 1130 as well
What about the sassy Massey?
I'm a ford guy but IH is my second favorite tractor
I have a friend that has a really big collection of international and case IH tractors in north west Wisconsin
im from Waupun wi what town I love old tractors
I have a fully restored 41 9n that my grandpaw bought in 1950. Im 58.
That's funny my maternal grandfather did the same pulled on the steering wheel yelled wow and proceeded to drive off the road into a slough. They say he never drove a tractor again.
My dad told about a local man who would go around to the area farms and buy up enough cattle to fill a railroad car. He thought he was a little more important than the dirt farmers because he was a cattle buyer. My dad took him out to show him which cows he wanted to sell. On the way back to the house they were driving towards the wire gate and the guy was thinking about something else and looked up in time to holler whoa! whoa! as he drove through the gate. They stopped and fixed the fence and he was so embarrassed about it he asked dad to not tell anyone. Dad just laughed every time he told that story. This happened about 1930 so not too far away from the time when you drove a team of horses.
Great Americans . true american patriots !
Can't believe you didn't show more of that hi-crop 66 series. Was it a 766?
The High Crop 1066 did not belong to the Drewes. It belonged to one of the local FFA kids who I featured in their own RUclips video, here's link: ruclips.net/video/9uE2CaNzFBU/видео.html
The IHC 1066 High Crop part of the video starts at the 53:25 mark
@@machinerypete thanks pete, i really want a hi-crop like that, kinda rare to find especially in a 1066, more 7 and 966 can be found.
Any b450 ,614 or 634 imported to America?
Nice
I would be interested in doing an interview with these people for my channel.
How come no one mention the massey
Shame on him for removing the cab from the 866 black stripe! I would have loved to see it with a cab.
besides the real old one's most of those tractors need jobs other than being decorations. Collect stamps or something, some of us are still working with 806's and 966's, etc. and running 2 stroke Detroits in trucks and skidders.
I'm more of the generation that has been raised around MF135-175-185-275-285-1085-398-699-399-2675-2845-etc.... I guess you have a video up in your sleeve about that MF1080 we were not able to see :-(
The Massey Ferguson 1080 owned by a local young man who restored it for FFA project. I posted video last Sunday of all those local FFA kids and their tractors. Here's a link to that video....you can find the Massey Ferguson 1080 at the 42:37 mark of the video: ruclips.net/video/9uE2CaNzFBU/видео.html
What is a tractor right
“Drewes” is a popular surname here in Ohio. However it’s pronounced with an old Bavarian dialect. Drey-vis. I think the “w” was pronounced as a double “v”. Not sure though.
Drewers is i think a name off The Netherlands!
I like great men and women we need one tractor for your collection i am a small farmer in india please tell me your think
708 Prise
This is silly
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My dad had a 1965 656 diesel I love it