When I was a little boy it was my job to grease all 102 zerks on our model 90. I had to crawl up inside to grease the zerks at the front of the straw walkers. One time I ran into a yellow jacket and got stung. Cowboys ain't supposed to cry but I wasn't a good cowboy.
My dad bought a 90 special brand new and it was my job to change the oil, clean the air cleaner and spark plugs on it as I was the littlest person on the farm. He then got a 400 when they first came out. That lasted 1-2 years before ti got trade on a 510. Then who knows how many 750, 760, 850 and 860s we went threw over the years. That paddle feeder was great as was the stepped sieves on them. And their rock trap was so much better than the early IH 1600 Rotories. I once picked up a good sized rock in a 1600. I swear that machine was jumping 3 foot in the air for a minute or 2 before that massive rotor stopped spinning. I still hate the IH rotories. I also caught that one on fire twice. Never did burn up that crap machine but came close.
The first time I saw this video was actually from the original 1999 season of _Junkyard Wars,_ formerly known as _Scrapheap Challenge_ because it was shot in the United Kingdom. Rumor has it it was shot somewhere in London.
I feel like rushing out and buying a 510 .
I really like the music for the 300/410/510 ad. Quite creative and very well done.
Love the old Advertisements!
When I was a little boy it was my job to grease all 102 zerks on our model 90. I had to crawl up inside to grease the zerks at the front of the straw walkers. One time I ran into a yellow jacket and got stung. Cowboys ain't supposed to cry but I wasn't a good cowboy.
Grew up riding the back ledge of a 510.
cool, I like to see old machinery like this
Junkyard Wars showed a clip of this in their harvester challenge episode, i still have it stuck in my head since like 2003 haha.
Lol me too
Hell ya... That padddle feeding system had them all beat....way better than a feeder chain...
My dad bought a 90 special brand new and it was my job to change the oil, clean the air cleaner and spark plugs on it as I was the littlest person on the farm. He then got a 400 when they first came out. That lasted 1-2 years before ti got trade on a 510. Then who knows how many 750, 760, 850 and 860s we went threw over the years. That paddle feeder was great as was the stepped sieves on them. And their rock trap was so much better than the early IH 1600 Rotories. I once picked up a good sized rock in a 1600. I swear that machine was jumping 3 foot in the air for a minute or 2 before that massive rotor stopped spinning. I still hate the IH rotories. I also caught that one on fire twice. Never did burn up that crap machine but came close.
Randy: what year did your family buy the Model 90?
Hahaha the music is epic!
Awesome!!!!! I'm looking at buying a Massey-Ferguson 300
The best combines ever made
puro recordar viejos tiempos saludos a todos los que tuvieron esas trlladoras puro rubios de mexicali
I took a while for cabin to become standard.
Now virtually all combines have dust-proof cabins!
Not if you're farming in India.
www.deere.co.in/en/grain-harvesting/
Wow stuff has changed on the new combines you can adjust all that in the cab
The first time I saw this video was actually from the original 1999 season of _Junkyard Wars,_ formerly known as _Scrapheap Challenge_ because it was shot in the United Kingdom. Rumor has it it was shot somewhere in London.
put many acres through all these models but you forgot the granddaddy 21a and 27 am I aging myself.
Great and Great ...
Were the 300, 410, and 510 good combines? I've heard mixed thoughts about them.
I only know storys abourt the 500 Series and I think that they were good.
We had 300 410 they were pretty good for their time.
I had a 410 and later a 550 MF combines both were good machines they were Rice Machines
still got my 510 bought new in 1970 in the shed never been rained on never even had new drum bars
@@Man-cv5ws think it need to do the county fair in your area...would love to see it
Those 510s were grain hogs
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