True wheatland's actually had a wheatland On the White panel by the 806 symbol. True wheatlands also did not have a t a. T a equiptractors would be considered a standard. You could also get a hand clutch on the wheatland tractors. I currently have an international 806 diesel I have had A formal 806 in the past.
Cool man the TA was a factory delete option but it would come on all tractors if not ordered differently like my bosses 806 has a TA delete and ours has a TA
Doing a great job, keep it up. I was wondering if that might be a ricefield version with the single rib tires on front, and rice rubber on the back. Looks good either way. How about starting it up. Thanks again. JF
It’s in the block building right now getting the shifting linkage adjusted but I will do a driving video with it soon I just got a tight schedule and yes they did make a rice and cane version but it was the same as the wheatlands ours is a wheatland but the previous owner switched the tires
I’ve got an international 806 wheat land, it has been TA deleted because it has the hole on the side that’s been patched up pretty professionally so IH probably did it. But it’s in the midst of being restored and I’ve got a video on my channel only if you want to see it, good video have a good one!
ONLY the row crop was a Farmall. Hence the name Farmall. The wheatland version wasn't made to do row crop work. You couldn't put a front mount cultivator or corn picker on a standard. Thereby making it a farm some. The Industrial was basically a farm none. Farmall was not a company or division. It was originally the model designation for the original all purpose tractor. The Farmall designation was applied to row crop tractors through the beginning of the 66 series. The Farmall name is only applied to row crop tractors, no standards, orchards, crawlers, implements or combines. Even your serial number starts with an I and not an F, thereby excluding it from being a Farmall.
Thanks for this information I was merely making a generalization for the point of making a 10-15 minute video I do believe I did make a statement that if you want to learn more please do your research as I do not know everything about the 06 series and for the case of me calling it a farmall not every person will know it as a international/ wheatland/ standard I made the video for the purpose of teaching the common man and always encourage further research and for the matter of the industrial tractors I made the comparison as they were the same tractor but with a different grill and different color and yes they did see the field as there is a local farmer in the next town over who went to a dealer in 1966 and bought a wheatland and the tractor that came in was a industrial instead of returning it he used it on his farm and still has it it has both 540 and 1000 pto as I said before I use the term farmall as a word everyone knows and everyone can remember TLDR I’m not trying to spread misinformation
And the video’s title is the history of the Farmall 806 not Wheatland industrial or just row crop it was a all inclusive video as I covered all the models we own a wheatland so that’s the tractor I used as a reference tractor
I didn't mean to be 100% personal. I did once see a sale bill printed up calling 303 and 403 combines Farmalls! You didn't do that. The point was all Farmalls are IHs but only one type of IH is a Farmall. To me misuse or interchange of the terms is like fingernails on a chalkboard. You aren't alone and I wanted to educate them as well. You are young. I'm 62 and still learning. Thank the next person who corrects you so you won't repeat something incorrectly and you will be and sound more informed. The correct title would have been The Different Types of IH 806s. The incorrect title did cause me to click on your video so you got at least one more view that way.
@@danjosephson6910 well thanks for the support I do try to catch myself when I do that and I do get correct I try to be As correct as possible but I guess I got camera fright
Edit: I was not totally correct in this video I guess I just got stage fright for some reason but do know that not every 806 is lettered farmall and do know I was using the term in a broad context
I enjoyed your video
Glad you enjoyed it
True wheatland's actually had a wheatland On the White panel by the 806 symbol. True wheatlands also did not have a t a. T a equiptractors would be considered a standard. You could also get a hand clutch on the wheatland tractors. I currently have an international 806 diesel I have had A formal 806 in the past.
Cool man the TA was a factory delete option but it would come on all tractors if not ordered differently like my bosses 806 has a TA delete and ours has a TA
Doing a great job, keep it up. I was wondering if that might be a ricefield version with the single rib tires on front, and rice rubber on the back. Looks good either way. How about starting it up. Thanks again. JF
It’s in the block building right now getting the shifting linkage adjusted but I will do a driving video with it soon I just got a tight schedule and yes they did make a rice and cane version but it was the same as the wheatlands ours is a wheatland but the previous owner switched the tires
I’ve got an international 806 wheat land, it has been TA deleted because it has the hole on the side that’s been patched up pretty professionally so IH probably did it. But it’s in the midst of being restored and I’ve got a video on my channel only if you want to see it, good video have a good one!
Thanks
Nobody laugh at me I have stage fright sometimes and this was one case of that
All good pal! Beautiful tractor!
@@30acreshop_time thanks
ONLY the row crop was a Farmall. Hence the name Farmall. The wheatland version wasn't made to do row crop work. You couldn't put a front mount cultivator or corn picker on a standard. Thereby making it a farm some. The Industrial was basically a farm none. Farmall was not a company or division. It was originally the model designation for the original all purpose tractor. The Farmall designation was applied to row crop tractors through the beginning of the 66 series.
The Farmall name is only applied to row crop tractors, no standards, orchards, crawlers, implements or combines.
Even your serial number starts with an I and not an F, thereby excluding it from being a Farmall.
Thanks for this information I was merely making a generalization for the point of making a 10-15 minute video I do believe I did make a statement that if you want to learn more please do your research as I do not know everything about the 06 series and for the case of me calling it a farmall not every person will know it as a international/ wheatland/ standard I made the video for the purpose of teaching the common man and always encourage further research and for the matter of the industrial tractors I made the comparison as they were the same tractor but with a different grill and different color and yes they did see the field as there is a local farmer in the next town over who went to a dealer in 1966 and bought a wheatland and the tractor that came in was a industrial instead of returning it he used it on his farm and still has it it has both 540 and 1000 pto as I said before I use the term farmall as a word everyone knows and everyone can remember TLDR I’m not trying to spread misinformation
And the video’s title is the history of the Farmall 806 not Wheatland industrial or just row crop it was a all inclusive video as I covered all the models we own a wheatland so that’s the tractor I used as a reference tractor
I didn't mean to be 100% personal. I did once see a sale bill printed up calling 303 and 403 combines Farmalls! You didn't do that. The point was all Farmalls are IHs but only one type of IH is a Farmall. To me misuse or interchange of the terms is like fingernails on a chalkboard. You aren't alone and I wanted to educate them as well.
You are young. I'm 62 and still learning. Thank the next person who corrects you so you won't repeat something incorrectly and you will be and sound more informed.
The correct title would have been The Different Types of IH 806s.
The incorrect title did cause me to click on your video so you got at least one more view that way.
@@danjosephson6910 well thanks for the support I do try to catch myself when I do that and I do get correct I try to be As correct as possible but I guess I got camera fright
Edit: I was not totally correct in this video I guess I just got stage fright for some reason but do know that not every 806 is lettered farmall and do know I was using the term in a broad context