Cheap But Good Ones
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- Crazy D takes us through some equipment that can be found for relatively low prices. Depending on what you are looking for as far as price range, and what your needs are, we'll go through some ideas of what to look for.
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Nice little Kabota.
The Grey Market tractors were built for import to countries other than the USA. Japanese imports were fine here as long as they were built for here. Main differences were safety features. The Asian models were narrower for use in rice patties. They had a tendency to roll over easier here. No ROPS on the Grey Market tractors either.
Many Kubota dealers still won't sell you parts for them. At least around here they won't.
Those 70s Kabota are as bullet proof as they come. Keep the oil good and keep her cool and she'll run forever.
Land of the free 🤣
Never thought I would find a video about tractors so informative and interesting
One of my favorite tractor channels so far thanks for making a great channel on tractors!
I have a 1986 yanmar red 18 hp 3 cylinder diesel i bought for $800 and it came with a woods 59 finish mower that was 7 year ago and it still runs strong
I really like these videos and look forward to seeing your channel grow!
Awesome stuff. I just came across your channel and enjoyed your post. I would love to have any one of those machines. They all look good. Thank you for sharing.
I really appreciate that you are not like a lot of dealers that only push what they are selling, but rather are honest and are giving good advice in buying these from anywhere and being helpful in general!
Need someone like you over here in Pa lol
And hey while I’m here, what is your thought of a John Deere B (or higher) vs the Farmalls of that era. The one you have there, other than maybe needing a little paint, looks great. Uncle has a Farmall...ah, pretty sure it’s an H or Super H, and my dad had a John Deere B back when he was young on the farm.
Will definitely pick up a B no matter what, but I’m just curious on which you would prefer
I LOVE that 9N! It looks like a Farmers Hotrod! :D
I just Bought a 1980 Allis Chalmers 5020 with a FEL 4WD for $900. Same tractor as the MF 210 made in Japan. They imported them from 1977-1985. Runs a brushhog, snow blade and box blade just fine.
Keep Up The Great Work Good Sir !
Subscribed Crazy D! I already know I’m gonna love this channel
In Australia, the International 414 is the dime a dozen 40 horse tractor. But everything is dear here, $2k AUD (1500 USD) Is the bare minimum for a rough but running tractor.
Won’t get much of a tractor 2k in Ireland. 4K would be beginning mark for a rough thing.
Crazy D, $1800 for a decent running 9N is really at the top of the price range for those. If it was all restored than you could justify that price. I see them in good running condition for $800_$1000 all day long. Why specifically is that one worth $1800
I think you're right back when I made that video that's about where the market was sitting but that n-series Ford tractor market keep slipping here pretty soon they're going to be worse pennies on the dollar
Stuff people designed and built in the past is what got us here today
I agree with you on the Farmall M Side of (Auction prices/Estate/Farm Sales) But on craigslist depending on state around me they go for no less than $1250 - 3500+ But the Case, on the other hand, CHEAP HP... :D
I had a 1950 8N and loved it. I know I'm coming late to this video, but I hope you found a buyer for the 8N at the end of the video. The leak might be a bad gasket on the top cap. At about the area where you pointed, there is a galley that feeds hydraulic oil from the pump to the piston in the top cap. If the gasket is bad or the top cap is cracked, oil will shoot out.
Also, a video on how to drive various tractors would be kewl!
I'd love to wax that Kubota down and make that orange paint pop again. Interesting information about the Grey Market. Would be a good future video to show all the attachments at work!
Nice selection, thanks
Never thought this would be useful but we are farming hemp now.
I didnt know about the grey market thing with kubota. My family had bought a small 4wd one in 1990 from a large local dealership and all the local vineyards owned them. Most of them older versions then ours. So that was kinda weird to me to learn.
Can’t have enough of the old ones around the place
That 9N is incredibly cute. I have no knowledge of tractors and don’t really know why I’m here. Probably just interested in learning something new but if I ever have a large amount of land I’m going for the 9N!
If you get a large parcel an N (9, 8, or 2) will absolutely be inadequate. They had their time and it ended 60 years ago.
I REALLY ENJOY THE VIDEOS...I WISH I WAS THERE TO PAINT..RETIRED LARRY IN INDIANAPOLIS ....
What wheels and tires are you running on the kubota b5100e???
Just to clarify on gray market Kubotas - Kubota had a cease and desist order (CDO) against the importers as the GM tractors did not have PTO shields, safety switches and ROPS. There were differences in the mechanical parts as well but now with the rise of the Internet, I am sure you can now get parts for any of them. Also there is a Zen Noh version - a version sold through Japanese coops was imported by a WA company who sidestepped the CDO as they were badged as Zen Noh. Good video and to the point for the market needs.
That B5100E probably isn’t gray market. If this tractor was gray market, its model number would likely be B5001 and all writing on the tractor would be in Japanese. On the older models the serial numbers look a little tricky because most would start off with the gray market model number before the serial number since they used many of the same parts in this case the transmission tunnel. My family used to own a Kubota dealership back in the 70s and 80s. Kubota has a few articles on their web page that goes into great detail explaining the gray market deal and which tractors are effected. As for getting parts, you can get parts for the gray market tractors from the dealers if you know the North American version of the tractor. If all else fails the internet is loaded with places that have the parts available. Essentially the gray market tractors were the same tractor as their North American counterparts just as rugged and dependable but missing certain safety items to meet North American specifications because they weren’t meant for the US market.
Thank you very much for pointing that out I am going to do a video on grey market tractors and correct my mistakes I was using an article printed in a magazine I read a year ago information and apparently it had some serious inaccuracies I do apologize and I do plan to fix the mistake here shortly and get the correct information out
Some Case 930s have three point hitch. I believe the 932 was the designation for a 930 without 3 point hitch.
Most row crop 930s have 3 point
Beautiful tractors mr D I am planning on buying One and ship to Jamaica need to get in touch.
My father worked for Massey Ferguson then later Agco for his entire career. Always had a thing for tractors, but have always lived in the suburbs of Kansas City with no need for one.. yet I still feel like I should buy an old Alice or Massey tractor... Enjoy your content CD.
Have you ever thought about garden tractors that's a great way to collect and have a tractor but they are more than half the size are the big ones Massey Ferguson made some awesome garden tractors and so did Allis Chalmers
@@CrazyDEquipment I've seen a couple Massey garden tractors before, but never seriously looked at one. This very well might be something I do in the short term!
CRAZY-D KEEP ON KEEPING ON 🤠🤠🤠
Here I am learning about tractors! Cool channel!
Well thank you for coming in we have a lot more to come a lot of new things to learn
Love the vid...looking forb20 to 30 hp 4wd prefer kubota but ....
Think posdible to find
How about what you can find for a loader in the under 3K range. I'm looking for one, my skid steer is too small for a tall person with a bad leg.
You should check out used tractors in North Dakota and then go to BisMan. Tons of old and newer used tractors and pretty decent prices. If I decide on one I might run it by you to see if you think it’s a decent bargain. Thanks for your videos, I love em!
I want to see a video on a Duetz Allis air cooled tractor.
As soon as we have one coming on the lot I'll be more than glad to do a video on that
Ive always wanted a Duetz Allis
$$$$parts$$$$
If you do not need hp that Kubota is the best deal . Never seen tires like those on a Kubota but what a heck of a good idea
Thank you , this was a biiiig help!
I love propane tractors and I enjoy filling my small tanks and have 500 gal of fuel that never gets old
my buddy had a kubota like that.
i didn't know about that whole grey market import thing.
interesting.
Most "grey market" Kubotas are the same as models that were sold by Kubota dealers. My B6100 is the same as a B6001 (grey). The issue became more complicated when Kubota lobbied for import restrictions on used equipment that lacked mandatory safety equipment like ROPS. Later, the Japanese government passed emissions laws which caused many older tractors to be exported. Check for parts availability before you purchase a used Kubota. Yanmar tractors have wider parts sharing between models than Kubota, but many older Yanmars are only 2 wheel drive. An older Yanmar will likely have a wider options for aftermarket parts than a Kubota. If not Ebay, online dealers like Messicks.com are good sources of parts.
Thank you for doing your video.
The case 930 doesnt have a 3 point because it is the standard version of the tractor the rowcrop versions have a 3 point
I remember a neighbor using a Duetz. Wonder why they never caught on more than they did?
Great video as usual!
Good info thanks.
I need this first one
Why are the tires on backwards on the Ford?
My favorite smaller tractor is the John Deere M they have better ground clearance than a 9N
Great video!
Damn D! 3 M's for $25 a piece!! Old Gas Tractor pulling is popular around me so M's are gold as are any decent HP pre 1950 gas tractor. ANY M and I mean ANY M that the crank isn't stuck on would sell for $1000 and running beat to hell ones go for $1500
Sadly people pass/get sick and the new families just don't have time for it.
Those gray market Kubotas are great tractors, I have a 2wd L2000 (20hp), I paid $2200 about 8 years ago and it came with a loader, 5' finish mower and 4' box blade. The only issue I have had with it in the 8 years of using it is the water pump started leaking. I use the poor little tractor hard in our 1 acre garden. Now the reverse gear is needing replaced, it has a noise and pops out of reverse. Do you guys do work on other peoples tractors? I've been wanting to get it fixed but I have never done anything with a transmission.
Not normally do we work on other people's tractor but I do know a guy that works pretty reasonable on that kind of stuff
@@CrazyDEquipment Ok, if you'd let me know the name of the place that'd be great!
Thanks
Crazy D Equipment,What are your thoughts on the smaller John Deere tractors using Yanmar engines?I was recently in the Market for a small tractor and was surprised to open the hood on one and find a Yanmar engine residing there.After looking at New tractors,I decided to go the cheap,reliable route and bought a Ford Jubilee.
I think you made the right decision on purchasing the Ford I'm not 100% for sure but I was told that John Deere's with the yanmar engines can be very difficult to find parts
Yeah that k tractor it was a pain to get out of
Are these tractors for sale? I love the Case. Do you have a website?
Man I wish you were closer to NC with those prices, the dealers and private sellers around here are legit 2-3 times more expensive for the same equipment in the same or worse condition
Crazy in Virginia to.
thanks for the education !
Keep up the good work came over to here from the car wizard channel
Well thank you for coming in hope you enjoy stick around for a while we got a lot of interesting things coming up
@@CrazyDEquipment cool.
I like the Johnny Cash reference
do you ever get any wheel horse tractors?
Hey mr. D, so what about a video explaining how to drive a tractor for the ones like me that never drove one.
That's a possibility
@@CrazyDEquipment Thanks Mr. D Cheers from Brazil!
You guys have some really cool tractors down there in Brazil that were shipped out of the United States in the late 40s and 50s they were specially made for Brazilian market and that's the only place where they can be found I would love to find one thanks for watching man and and welcome to the crazy D's equipment
@@CrazyDEquipment If I can be of any help, just drop me a message.
Haven't seen you in the comment section in awhile I hope you're doing okay
I've got two 9ns and a 8n. I have around $3k in all of them, but they all need TLC.
You have really good content, please keep it up. Please consider doing some videos like TractorSpotter or MrPete2222 tractor videos. My son and I love everything tractors.
DOES YOUR PRICE INCLUDE SHIPPING?
For some reason I enjoyed this video even though I have no interest in buying another tractor I have 3 now lol what state is your lot located? where in am from the case, ford, and Kubota are worth minimum double for even shit ones and the Farm there are a minimum of 1200 to 1400 in the Same shape. The tractors I have now all vary in size for different jobs around the farm. I have a JD 4010 with full hydraulic loader and cab then a Massey Harris 44 with a full hydraulic loader, hydraulic hook-ups, and power steering and a little 9n with a trip loader and hydraulics. IMO perfect sizes to have but I would get either a slightly bigger tractor and anther compact tractor or just another 100 hp with a loader.
The lot is located in Newton Kansas
Crazy D Equipment that explains it! I am in northern Minnesota so even if there's tons they are all "worth there weight in gold"(atleast people think they are) just because of the rust especially in older equipment.
A good place to look for tractor is also Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist was always my go to place for tractors but it's kinda dead anymore :(
I bought a 1941 Farmall H with a rebuilt mag and a brand new head on it for $750 on Craigslist last year. Guys girlfriend was throwing him out and he had no where to put the tractor.
The guy i worked for had a case propane exactly like the one u showed but he made a removable propane tank to haul to get filled
Yeah I've seen guys do that before it does make it a lot easier to having propane tractor
Same here, most had a few on rotation... though nowadays you get strange looks if you get them filled from normal stations.
180 lbs is a normal American male..not small Asian.
@@boatdwellers4665 Really? Don't know many under 180.
Do u sell chip dragline
Video on hydraulics and the 3 point thing ?
I'll definitely take that into consideration we very well may do one here in the future
Crazy D, Would you do a review of a Belarus 250AS? They are very cheap and powerful. I have heard love and hate stories about them. Would love to hear your opinion. I always get the "can't get parts" story from those who hate them. I want to know more about the durability for light use. I would say that I am an intermediate mechanic for DIY repairs. Thanks!!
I've always actually kind of like Belarus tractors I remember when they first come into the United States I seen one at an Ag show and test test drove it I was way back when I was in high school yeah you always hear from the haters that you can't get parts for him but actually eBay and there's a few other sites that are your best friend on being able to find parts for him and there are Belarus Steelers still in the United States it just seems to me that the majority of those are on the East coast they are very simple. Operate in and work on they always seemed to me like they were also pretty ruggedly build besides the fact if I ever get one on the lot will definitely do a video on Belarus tractors
@@CrazyDEquipment Thank you Sir!! I have seen several down here in the Alabama, Mississippi area. Most have been more dealers down here.
How much for the bmw?
Car Wizard sent me! Enjoy the content so far.
Well welcome thank you for coming in and enjoying
Do you have any for sale?
very informative
Fun info!
Good video man.But as many Moline U models as we have sitting around Ks, cant they get an honorable mention!
In the future here I plan to do a video about minneapolis-moline and I will give the honorable U its own little segment
Heck yah man. So cool you made a video after my comment. Love your stuff
Very welcome I hope it's going to answer some questions for you
@@CrazyDEquipment yes sir. I'm looking for one that looks pretty sit on my property. So I'm thinking a farmall or ford 8n
75k views on my suggested video. Heck ya. Gotta show a video of filling up the lp tractor. And whatever mic system the wizard uses go for that. And to be honest I would copy cat alot of the wizards ways of shooting videos. His channel seems to be rolling.
Wow, these all look really vintage. Do you get Lanz Bulldogs as well? ;) (I love the sound of those large horizontal 1-cylinder hot bulb engines)
Not very many of those here in the United States I do have a friend that has two of them that he had brought over from England there are awesome machines and yes I love the way they sound too definitely on my wishlist would like to have one of those and a David Brown cropmaster
Speaking of cool sounding vintage machines, I'd love to hear the sound of those. Anyhing that idles at less than 200rpm is just awesome! ;)
I love watching you and I am looking for a tractor to mow Two acres, plow and a blade for spreading dirt rock or snow . Something reasonable in price and a good tractor . Let me know if you have anything I would be interested in thank you .
I have a very nice 9n Ford on the lot $2400
Looks like the 9N tire is on backwards.
...I'd take any of those, but unless you are just wanting to mow grass, I wouldn't want the Kubota..just too small and light to do much else..I had an 8N, had some issues(loose rear hub and leaking axle was the worst one), but it was useable..traded it for a small Hinomoto compact tractor..BIG MISTAKE..the Hinomoto has a great running, strong little diesel motor, but it is too light to pull much of anything...and the 3 point hitch quit working..can't find anyone who knows anything about troubleshooting or working on them, almost no information on the internet, and have no idea where to get parts if needed..even though the Hinomoto is probably 30 years newer than the 8N, it was WAY easier to get parts, information, and knowledgeable repairmen for the 8N....
If you have 2500 for a tractor save 2500 more and you can buy a realy good ford 5600 or if your small a ford 2000 and if you need a big hp buy a ford 8000 any 70s big blue tractors are just awsome
Good video, alot of people can't afford new equipment....poor people need tractors too.
6:50 dont sit! Ur gonna break it XDDD
Car wizard sent me!
Haha small Asian fellow!!! Brilliant 👍
I was sent to the Car Wizard's (and WatchJRGo's) channel by Hoovie, and to your channel by the Car Wizard!
By the way, I think Car Wizard's logo would look funnier if it shows him holding a flashlight 🔦 from his mouth. I used to see his flashlight in his mouth a lot back in the day.
@Crazy D, Do you have a website? Tried google searching but found nothing.
Yes there is a sort of website if you go to Omega AG sales on Facebookthere's a complete listing of everything for sale on the also there should be and Link to the website on most of
Man I'm sorry to hear that took you a week to find it we're working on actually making a website for the lot but it's slow going so for right now yes it's just a Facebook Omega AG page
On small 9n and 8n take them for a ride check the oil check all fluids make shoure no fluids are contacting each other sighs of bad governer crack. Blocks or head gasket and if some one is telling you a diesel needs head gasket it needs motor job gaskets dont just go
Man I'd love to find one for a decent price. Can't touch a none running/ rolling Farmall M for under $700 here.
Wow where are you from I'll tell you honestly around here most the time you can buy a running Farmall in for 500 bucks or less
@@CrazyDEquipment central Illinois. I was lucky to find a 1952/53 AC WD , and WC for $300 each. WD had engine tore apart , left out in weather . WC was locked up. Everything froze up. Pistons / liners were junk. Wouldn't roll. Bad tires . Was planning to slap WC engine on the wd, but it ended up being more than soaking the cylinders. It was a bad time in my life for that big of a project. I parted them out and made a little money . Now things are better in life , everything project wise is over priced ! May as well spend $1000-$1400 on something that at least runs on starting fluid !
Will the 8n's 3pt pick up and carry a round bale? About 600-800lbs
No the three-point maxes out at 800 lb and you would have to wait the front end down quite a bit to be able to lift around bill that size
@@CrazyDEquipment what about a little newer like a jubilee or an 800 series?
Yes a jubilee or 800 series with lift and around bill that size but I wouldn't get any bigger
That's pretty reasonable prices for those tractors .
what about the long tractor is it good
they can be unfortunately the long tractors were manufactured by three different companies and it just fitted depends which company built your tractor
Liked and subbed
Like the video. Where are you located?
We are located just on the westside of Newton Kansas
b6100 hst 4wd!!! Thats what we got
Andrea B have one too and I love it.
Lik'd and sub'd for the great content on this that your other videos!!!
My brother has a 9n and it never has issues and it’s a 1939
Cool!
I'm no farmer, how big of a plow will a 85 horsepower two-wheel drive tractor pull?
5bottom 16 inch plow in normal soil
wow! all it is for sale? but there are history! I feel a philosofical answer/question...for what???
do you run and drive tractor for sale
Crazy D my man you know anything about chainsaws?
I know a little bit I got a small engine doctor that so where's with him