Boy does this bring back memories. I really liked the 4166 & the 1482 pull type combine. I spent 100's of hours in a 4166 when I was younger & Also used a 1482. That 4166 was our first 4 wheel drive & our first tractor with air conditioning. We thought we had it made with that tractor.
That 915 was absolutely gorgeous, thanks to the people who keep all these great machines going,good to see none contaminated with that CASE sticker,lol.
The only 3 things nobody in this world has enough money to buy from me is, my late father in laws Pioneer farmsaw, my late father and grandfather's farmall 200 and my Springer Spaniel. I still put about 200 hours a year on my old 200 , rake hay, harrow and cultivate the garden and use a belt drive feed grinder. Love farmalls .
Well Kenneth, it kinda is a play on words, the first tractor that was made for row crops was called a Farmall,of course you could use it in wheat country too, well later Mother Harvester built the W series, a tad shorter and squatier and that was used in the big wheat area's of Montana, western Canada, and parts of North Dakota. They had a non adjustable front end, and rear end for that matter, so it would probably run over most of the corn. Hope this helps !
The picture you see for this video is the 4166. You skip over or skip past that tractor and that's false advertising. Don't have a great tractor in the picture and then not show it. That's cheesy.
I am sorry you did not like the video. At the time this video was made TH-cam picked the thumbnail based on the longest focus of the video. The 4166 and 1482 are featured from minute 7:07 to 8:08. The 4166 is one of my all time favorite tractors. I just wanted to give a walking tour of the tractors at the event. If you like seeing and hearing IH tractors at work I think you might like the video I made showing 80 years of Red Row crop tractors from the Farmall M to the Magnum 380. It features 20 tractors from 1939 to today. See that video at m.th-cam.com/video/QlP2so1LYSE/w-d-xo.html
I love your videos and enjoy watching and apologize. I did not mean to sound so negative. I saw that 4166 and got real excited. Just like a kid in the candy store I see candy and run over there and its Brussel sprouts and spinach.
I totally understand. I want to film a 4166 working. It’s one of my all time favorites. Unfortunately have not found one yet other than this one on display is the only one I have found. In time one will show up to film. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the info and the video. I am a subscriber so I will keep watching and checking out all the awesome tractors. Do you happen to know the year model of that 4166. Thought I read that the 4166 was built 72-76 and the 4186 was 76-78. I like the 4186 as well. Probably hard to find either one. Those are great looking tractors.
I must confess. I may be seen as a bad person but I must confess I'm a racist! I can't stand any other piece of farm equipment that's not INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.! My first IHC driven was. 10-20 my last was a 2+2. My family has owned the following...400, 450, 560, 806, 856, 1206, 1256, 1456, 4100, plus the 2+2 We had a sad day when IHC sold out. I remember my dad telling me the news. Seemed like yesterday. Our dealer said nothing will change! Boy was that a joke. Thanks for your videos.
The 4166 is one of my favorite tractors at the start of this video . They are hard to find these days. It is on my top 5 wish list to find and film right behind a Allis-Chalmers D21. While I do not have a full 4166 video yet I do have footage of the 1482 combine harvesting soybeans posted at th-cam.com/video/VLoDNpo70Yo/w-d-xo.html I also have an IH tractors history video posted at th-cam.com/video/Punk6Yzoi-I/w-d-xo.html There is also a video I have on 90 years of red tractors from 1939 to 2019 at th-cam.com/video/QlP2so1LYSE/w-d-xo.html
Boy does this bring back memories. I really liked the 4166 & the 1482 pull type combine. I spent 100's of hours in a 4166 when I was younger & Also used a 1482. That 4166 was our first 4 wheel drive & our first tractor with air conditioning. We thought we had it made with that tractor.
Van der Meijden allis chalmers 190 tractor, but allis chalmers
ALLIS CHALMERS
you did have it made. i wish for new tractors like they had in the 60s 70s and 80s
That 915 was absolutely gorgeous, thanks to the people who keep all these great machines going,good to see none contaminated with that CASE sticker,lol.
Nothing looks better than a freshly painted International!
How about one with a repower?
How cool is that 4166 with a pull type combine - never seen such thing here in Sweden, thanks for sharing!
+tsint I liked it too and I.ve heard that those 1482 combines took some real powerto run and pull
I have seen one in my entire life and I'm from Sweden
There were fairly common on the praries. It was a way for smaller farmers to get a 4wd and a descent size combine.
tsint Øz
The only 3 things nobody in this world has enough money to buy from me is, my late father in laws Pioneer farmsaw, my late father and grandfather's farmall 200 and my Springer Spaniel. I still put about 200 hours a year on my old 200 , rake hay, harrow and cultivate the garden and use a belt drive feed grinder. Love farmalls .
10:55 What is that??? Is that homemade?
No 4300's? I figured someone would bring one.
Unfortunately not.
You should come to NY next summer to video at Empire Farm Days
I like Empire Farm Days. It was the first farm show I ever attended back in 1992.
The I-4 & ID6 don't have spoke front wheels on ?
cherished
Why are some tractors named International and some Farmhall?
Well Kenneth, it kinda is a play on words, the first tractor that was made for row crops was called a Farmall,of course you could use it in wheat country too, well later Mother Harvester built the W series, a tad shorter and squatier and that was used in the big wheat area's of Montana, western Canada, and parts of North Dakota. They had a non adjustable front end, and rear end for that matter, so it would probably run over most of the corn. Hope this helps !
Oh and the W series is better know as wheatlands, and they have International on the hood.
My dad had a 1206 international, Had no 3point, pto, or adjustable axles. There were several 806 and 1206s in this area
ALL that was there I didn't see a hydro 100 mybe I just missed it.
At 10:52min, the FWA. Dies anybody have Information what that is, like Type a.s.o?
IH used Elwood and Coleman FWA axles on their tractors from the 1940’s through the 1980s.
Was the 423 @ 13.43 made in the USA or France in St Dizier? those imported from the US had stronger engines...
The picture you see for this video is the 4166. You skip over or skip past that tractor and that's false advertising. Don't have a great tractor in the picture and then not show it. That's cheesy.
I am sorry you did not like the video. At the time this video was made TH-cam picked the thumbnail based on the longest focus of the video. The 4166 and 1482 are featured from minute 7:07 to 8:08. The 4166 is one of my all time favorite tractors. I just wanted to give a walking tour of the tractors at the event. If you like seeing and hearing IH tractors at work I think you might like the video I made showing 80 years of Red Row crop tractors from the Farmall M to the Magnum 380. It features 20 tractors from 1939 to today. See that video at m.th-cam.com/video/QlP2so1LYSE/w-d-xo.html
I love your videos and enjoy watching and apologize. I did not mean to sound so negative. I saw that 4166 and got real excited. Just like a kid in the candy store I see candy and run over there and its Brussel sprouts and spinach.
I totally understand. I want to film a 4166 working. It’s one of my all time favorites. Unfortunately have not found one yet other than this one on display is the only one I have found. In time one will show up to film. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the info and the video. I am a subscriber so I will keep watching and checking out all the awesome tractors. Do you happen to know the year model of that 4166. Thought I read that the 4166 was built 72-76 and the 4186 was 76-78. I like the 4186 as well. Probably hard to find either one. Those are great looking tractors.
Awesome 👍
Thank you for watching. Go Red Power.
I must confess. I may be seen as a bad person but I must confess I'm a racist! I can't stand any other piece of farm equipment that's not INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.!
My first IHC driven was. 10-20 my last was a 2+2. My family has owned the following...400, 450, 560, 806, 856, 1206, 1256, 1456, 4100, plus the 2+2
We had a sad day when IHC sold out. I remember my dad telling me the news. Seemed like yesterday. Our dealer said nothing will change! Boy was that a joke.
Thanks for your videos.
Every time I see an intresting tractor the camera just moves on shame this could have been a realy good imformative vidio
The 4166 is one of my favorite tractors at the start of this video . They are hard to find these days. It is on my top 5 wish list to find and film right behind a Allis-Chalmers D21. While I do not have a full 4166 video yet I do have footage of the 1482 combine harvesting soybeans posted at th-cam.com/video/VLoDNpo70Yo/w-d-xo.html
I also have an IH tractors history video posted at th-cam.com/video/Punk6Yzoi-I/w-d-xo.html
There is also a video I have on 90 years of red tractors from 1939 to 2019 at th-cam.com/video/QlP2so1LYSE/w-d-xo.html
@ 10:55 what model is that 4wd!?
It is a 4166 built from 1972-1976.
@@bigtractorpower Weird, doesn't look like a 4166, looks like different tin on it
case rules
case tractors and machinery rule
Them are not case they are international there's a difference
lots of scrap iron for a bridge project in China. go green
Randy Robinson what the hell are you talking about? This is American made equipment at its finest.
Your daddy never loved you, didn't he? ☺
Check the specs ih built twice the tractors as jd
If you don't like it don't watch