We still have 2 4960’s. They both have over 11000 hours! We have Trimble GPS on one of them. Still run great. We used to have 3 but sold one. Great tractors and easy to work on!
I ran a 4960 that had been over the meter twice, and was around 26k hours. Operation that owned it dropped a new transmission in, and I saw it again with more than 35k hours, still working in the field! Don't make em like that anymore!
I farmed through all of the 90's and got to run some of the best Deere built from early and late model 4020's, 4320, 4440, 4640, 4840, 4450 fwa, 2630 and 4555, 4955, 4960, and 8400. Felt like Captain Kirk when we got the 8400, if I could just pick one for personal use a 4440 is had to beat.
I was kid in the 90s (30 now) and remember going to all the fairs showing cows, between shows I'd go to the dealer displays and buy 1/64 scale tractors and equipment (mostly JD because that's what we had). It's been fun over the years being able to run a lot of the tractors I collected in my childhood, and now owning some too. I think most of the late 90s tractors were just perfect, the right blend of mechanical simplicity and modern hydraulics/comfort. Keep up the awesome videos!
big tractor I love watching your videos I think they're all great especially like to watch all the older stuff going back in my day at that is really good thank you
my absolute favorite tractor of all time is the 4960, i know two people that have one and one is in completely mint condition, when i see it sitting in the shop with the skylights shining on it, it gives me goosebumps
Liking decades vids👍from CAT tracks to Quad Trac from CaseIH was important invention for tractors n still today more tractors are with tracks like Rowtrac n Terra Trac.
G'day from Australia. I really like you videos. I think it would be a good idea, when all this virus shit is out of the way. For you to have a holiday in Australia and do a video on the tractors that were built here in the past. We have a few, including . Upton, Phillips, Phoenix, Acremaster, Chamberlain, Wattana ( The first rubber tracked tractor built), and Baldwin to name a few. That would be quite interesting. Thanks Regards Chris.
I always loved the Case crab steer tractors but those CaseIH Stieger quad tracks were super cool and very inventive. I liked the White workhorse also. I take it you have the 7000 series John Deere's in your 2000s video ? Too me the original 7000 series were and still are the best tractors ever invented since the farmall hundred series and the 06 series farmall
I agree. Agco had some really nice tractors .I have a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 2,175 hrs. that's in very good condition. To bad they didn't keep making Allis, White, ect,
My two favorite tractors from the 1990s are the John Deere 4760 (cool blend of the old classic sound gard cab and a nice long snout!) and the New Holland 8560 (just a beautiful, timeless tractor!) Thank you so much for showing these awesome videos!!
I find it interesting that even when the JD 4960 and in the JD 9000 series video all looked like they were GPS equipped but when planting corn, they used row markers. Then the JD4960 pulling a notill drill didn't use markers. I was impressed that the articulated tractors were very price competitive for the HP they offered. The Deutz Allis 9170 @ 170hp was a lot of tractor for $66,000 but I liked the Deutz green paint better. Not because I'm just adding on but my eyes favor JD Green!
AKWayne S I saw that too but my guess would be what accuracy the gps systems were running made it better to have the markers down in case something messed up with it
A TRUE John Deere fan all the way, and still would like to see a 8400R on triples at work. But raised up on the 4020`s and the 4320`sI guess that`s telling how old I am but really enjoy watching the tractors work ! Thanks .
we ran a 4960 for years as mainly a tillage tractor and some dirt road work if we needed it and I loved that tractor. Put a gps system on it the year before we sold it and took over some of the planting jobs, that'd been contracted out till then, and then upgraded to an 8130. I wouldn't mind getting another one if we ever could as a backup tillage tractor.
I like all the older tractors from the 1990's Massey Ferguson's and Case IH and John Deere.the Allis Chambers White. really like the early 90's Massey Ferguson's the 300 series and 3000; 3100 ;3600 , 5200 series. Nice video
I have always liked the looks of the 4960 John Deere. I remember when i was in college the farmer who rented our farm purchased one of the first 4960's in our area. It was equipped with 18.4 x 46 duals, first ones i had seen on a tractor. He had it hooked to a 30' disk that he had been pulling with a JD 8630 articulated tractor. It handled that disk pretty well for it only having 200 hp. I knew then the days of the articulated tractors in our area were numbered. They were. I now know of only two in our area and they are older units used for pulling out stuck sweet corn mules. Now with 400+ hp row crop tractors i never see them coming back to our area. I still like the looks of the 4455 with FWA better. I think it is the best looking tractor JD made since the 20 series.
That AGCO ALLIS 9815 is slipping so much that it doesn’t really look like the juice is worth the squeeze to be tilling with that greasy snow layer on top...
@@CheeseMiser exactly. 1918 they bought Waterloo boy and became John Deere Tractor company. Before that they bought Dain manufacturing in 1911 and their first tractor was the Dain all wheel drive.
I was just a youngster but dealers brought out a jd4755,4960,cih 7250, nh8970, to demo, that blue 8970 would hands down out run any of the others. I wanted that tractor so bad! Had to wait close to 15year and buy my own and still love it! Told dad I never forgave him. Lol
I agree with Todd Family Farm's that this seemed like a simpler time with good memories. My favorite tractor would have been the 4960, out of those shown. That being said I started with a new JD 4840 when I was twelve and moved to a 4850 with MFWD later which was a leap at putting power to the ground. John Deere lost something when they moved to the newer tractors. The 4630-4840-4850-4955 Tractors have a cult following around here to this very day. Farmers do not want to get rid of them... Not for what they have to pay to replace them...
That titan had to be the favorite. Not to many of those around. If you ever get a wild hair you should take a trip to nw Montana to see a couple repowered Belarus 1770s workin. Love your content
They are nice. It’s hard to pick one tractor per brand. The Quadtrac was a game changer for Case IH. I did slip in a 7220 Magnum in the intro. That is my favorite Magnum.
I remember it like it was yesterday in 2003 we had a John Deere 4960 put dull tires all the way around it filled them all up with water extra set of John Deere weights on the front and just bought a KMC 8 row ripper better lol we had to turn it around with the breaks because the front tire was barely touching the ground when you picked it up so we had to go get a set of six wheels to put on the ripper better Man that was fun times
I always like the JD 4555 better, as it still had the in line intake and exhaust. I know why they moved them, but from someone that is more interested in looks over function (none farmer) I just like the older machine better.
First time I’ve seen a slurry injector operating without slurry..is that common BTP? Great video too! Nostalgia! And I also didn’t know quadtrack went back that far either.
Favorite? I'd have to say the "Titan 525 ." What a horse! Ok, on another note, remembering I am not a farmer, never worked on a farm, yet I find the equipment fascinating. How specialized some can be. A question: "When were the enclosed cabs started?"
Good question. The first cab tractor was the Minneapolis Moline UDLX In 1938. Cabs gained more traction in the 1960’s and were pretty standard by the late 1970’s.
That ford 88/30 is great looking machean and ill bet its one hell of a tractor love those fords with new paint the fesh blue and white is awsome only problem tis that color looks real old and crappy once it starts fading and rust pops out like a red dot from 30' away we use tuch up paint just to keep them nice in field and going down the road and parked last few repainted tractors of ares we used heavy clear. The clear was more then are paint but so.worth another 10 years of looking nice
I worked with a John deere 4955 for many years when I was a student during the summer and autumn. It was very good and comfortable tractor and when it's bought in italy was the best tractor with the most powerful horse power. Unfortunately many years ago it was completely firing during the work!
Excellent compilation, excellent series! Lots of great footage and great tractors. I can't even pick a favorite; I just like seeing them put to use. On a different note: was that sweet lookin' John Deere 4960 pulling a pair of 750 no-till drills with Deere's optional tandem hitch? Sure looked like it to me! Rare sight.
Yet another great video of tractors in the fields & the information about them. Yep, still partial to the CASE IH red ones. Although, I just enjoy watching the tractors working the ground no matter what the brand is. LOL Stay safe.
Amusing how small the 9380 Quad-Trac is compared to quad-tracs today. Also, what is the implement called that many were pulling behind their cultivators and discs?@2:15 @8:21
I was born at the end of the 1990's. I'm 22 now, and i've seen a few tractors from the 90's. I've seen more tractors from those years than other tractors from previous decades
Remember two local farms around here always trying to one up each other. One ran a 3594 case and the other a 4960. Dad always said the 4960 couldn't pull it self out of it's own way bc it was so heavy. He was kind of partial since he was the one that sold the case to the other guy lol
Loved watching this video, some proper tractors with proper HP, the sounds are just fantastic. Thanks for sharing this with us all, it’s much appreciated. Stephen
I like this channel thanks for putting it together. I’d like look through all your videos. Could post a link to something like brand specific videos? Like Ford tractors 600-800 era? Thanks this is cool. I grew up on a tobacco farm here in the western piedmont of North Carolina. I am the first generation since the early 1600’s in my family who’s not a farmer. Believe me it’s by choice. Circumstances prevented me from being able to do it. I won’t get into all that but farming is in my blood like it is most of you all. And I do own a couple of older farm tractors and I garden and putter with it. And probably here in the next year I’ll get a fence up and raise a couple or 3 beef cows. Btw my favorite tractor is the one ibgrew up on. A 881 Ford Select-o-speed. Diesel. I just love the way it sounds and looks. Not ever been into the big tractors nobody had them around here until a few years ago. And they don’t need them. Barely hit a field around here big enough to turn it around! Lol!
I think it's in the nose cone right above the headlights. You might be able to see the screen that only 60 series have there. It's hard to see in the video though.
2 of the best blue tractor ranges ever, the 30 series Ford and the 70 series NH. I run a 8730 every day on a mixer wagon, never had a 70 series but you quite often see them with massive hours on them.
I am a blue fan. I like to film them any time I can.
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i think the 90s produced the best tractors ever made the CIH 7100/7200/8900 series magnum are infinite hrs on them have no meaning they just don't break down with proper maintenance
josh w would probably be a duets far, look in any cheep, childrens book about farms and on the page about tractors the one displayed is almost always a green generic tractor that looks like a duets far
The Massey 5200 is no tilling soybeans in the field that stayed too wet to work up. They sprayed herbicide on the weeds. By harvest the beans fill the field and weeds just dissipate back into the soil.
Part of SDF now, Same-Deutz-Fahr, there is another couple tractor brands within in it too if I remember correctly it's Lamborghini and Hurlimann a formerly Swiss company. SDF is one of the largest tractor brands in the world behind AGCO I think. Haven't seen any of the new Deutz-Fahrs in person yet but there is a New Zealand company that is the importer for the US market. I'll be curious to see how they fare as even tractors here in the states are moving towards a global platform unlike the previous NA, Euro and India spec tractors. I'd like to try out a new Deutz-Fahr if they ever come up to New England, after living on a dairy farm in the Swiss alps it would be interesting to see how they would make out in our slopes, hill sides and small plots in the green mountain state.
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We still have 2 4960’s. They both have over 11000 hours! We have Trimble GPS on one of them. Still run great. We used to have 3 but sold one. Great tractors and easy to work on!
Doesn't the John deere 4960 have 230 hp with 900 Nm torque? Bye Hans.
Hans Stopfer I believe they have just over 200 HP at the drawbar.
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You are right the power on the drawbar is of course lower than the engine power.
I ran a 4960 that had been over the meter twice, and was around 26k hours. Operation that owned it dropped a new transmission in, and I saw it again with more than 35k hours, still working in the field! Don't make em like that anymore!
I know its only the 90's, but I still feel like saying it's a simpler time and good memories, i'm only 37 but the 90's were nice
It was a great time. 😁👍👍
Todd Family Farm, I agree
I agree
Todd Family Farm it did feel like simpler times. I was born in 80. Give anything to go back to the late 80’s early 90’s. At least to visit.
This is the time when John deere start to use electronic to the hitch control system
I farmed through all of the 90's and got to run some of the best Deere built from early and late model 4020's, 4320, 4440, 4640, 4840, 4450 fwa, 2630 and 4555, 4955, 4960, and 8400. Felt like Captain Kirk when we got the 8400, if I could just pick one for personal use a 4440 is had to beat.
4440 my favorite
Great history. The 4440 is one of the all time greats.
That Titan looked impressive. The cat needed to put the disk in the ground at the end there...
Good video of the great days of by gone
Thank you for watching.
I was kid in the 90s (30 now) and remember going to all the fairs showing cows, between shows I'd go to the dealer displays and buy 1/64 scale tractors and equipment (mostly JD because that's what we had). It's been fun over the years being able to run a lot of the tractors I collected in my childhood, and now owning some too. I think most of the late 90s tractors were just perfect, the right blend of mechanical simplicity and modern hydraulics/comfort.
Keep up the awesome videos!
The 70s 80s and 90s were the glory days for international harvester and john deere
big tractor I love watching your videos I think they're all great especially like to watch all the older stuff going back in my day at that is really good thank you
my absolute favorite tractor of all time is the 4960, i know two people that have one and one is in completely mint condition, when i see it sitting in the shop with the skylights shining on it, it gives me goosebumps
Very cool.
Liking decades vids👍from CAT tracks to Quad Trac from CaseIH was important invention for tractors n still today more tractors are with tracks like Rowtrac n Terra Trac.
Very true. It was a big advancement.
We are running all 90s tractors a 7140 a 9230 from case ih a stager wilcat1000 and a jd 9500 combine
G'day from Australia.
I really like you videos. I think it would be a good idea, when all this virus shit is out of the way. For you to have a holiday in Australia and do a video on the tractors that were built here in the past. We have a few, including . Upton, Phillips, Phoenix, Acremaster, Chamberlain, Wattana ( The first rubber tracked tractor built), and Baldwin to name a few. That would be quite interesting. Thanks Regards Chris.
Great idea. I'd love to see the big iron in Australia.
I always loved the Case crab steer tractors but those CaseIH Stieger quad tracks were super cool and very inventive. I liked the White workhorse also. I take it you have the 7000 series John Deere's in your 2000s video ? Too me the original 7000 series were and still are the best tractors ever invented since the farmall hundred series and the 06 series farmall
lOLove the AGCo tractors, and the Massey sounded awesome
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I agree. Agco had some really nice tractors .I have a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 2,175 hrs. that's in very good condition. To bad they didn't keep making Allis, White, ect,
That Deutz-Allis had the best sounding engine out of all of them, you can hear that turbo screaming in the background too.
Absolutely. And don't forget that Massey 5200
That Massey Ferguson 5200 sounded great as well.
The Massey Ferguson 5200 with the Detroit. Nothing but awesome.
Huh... I never knew that AGCO stood for Allis Gleaner corporation. I always just assumed the AG was short for agriculture.
I’ve wanted a 4960 since we had a 4755 but we jumped to R series. But I will have one
My two favorite tractors from the 1990s are the John Deere 4760 (cool blend of the old classic sound gard cab and a nice long snout!) and the New Holland 8560 (just a beautiful, timeless tractor!) Thank you so much for showing these awesome videos!!
I find it interesting that even when the JD 4960 and in the JD 9000 series video all looked like they were GPS equipped but when planting corn, they used row markers. Then the JD4960 pulling a notill drill didn't use markers. I was impressed that the articulated tractors were very price competitive for the HP they offered. The Deutz Allis 9170 @ 170hp was a lot of tractor for $66,000 but I liked the Deutz green paint better. Not because I'm just adding on but my eyes favor JD Green!
AKWayne S I saw that too but my guess would be what accuracy the gps systems were running made it better to have the markers down in case something messed up with it
Always love your videos and grew up in the 90s and always wanted to have a few of these tractors just to play with
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I would like 2 see more of the older tractors gas and diesel massey harris, massey ferguson, mm, oliver, white 😊😊 thank U 😊😊OMG 8 14 2O23
I love this series! Keep up the good work
JD4960 14:25
Always liked the 4960
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A TRUE John Deere fan all the way, and still would like to see a 8400R on triples at work. But raised up on the 4020`s and the 4320`sI guess that`s telling how old I am but really enjoy watching the tractors work ! Thanks .
we ran a 4960 for years as mainly a tillage tractor and some dirt road work if we needed it and I loved that tractor. Put a gps system on it the year before we sold it and took over some of the planting jobs, that'd been contracted out till then, and then upgraded to an 8130. I wouldn't mind getting another one if we ever could as a backup tillage tractor.
I like all the older tractors from the 1990's Massey Ferguson's and Case IH and John Deere.the Allis Chambers White. really like the early 90's Massey Ferguson's the 300 series and 3000; 3100 ;3600 , 5200 series. Nice video
In the 90s i think AGCO had the best tractor till #JOHNDEERE came out with the 8000 series!
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As an Alabama Crimson Tide fan I don't like usually like orange but I do love some Allis Chalmers/AGCO orange.
My family still runs the john deeres from the 80 and 90's
I have always liked the looks of the 4960 John Deere. I remember when i was in college the farmer who rented our farm purchased one of the first 4960's in our area. It was equipped with 18.4 x 46 duals, first ones i had seen on a tractor. He had it hooked to a 30' disk that he had been pulling with a JD 8630 articulated tractor. It handled that disk pretty well for it only having 200 hp. I knew then the days of the articulated tractors in our area were numbered. They were. I now know of only two in our area and they are older units used for pulling out stuck sweet corn mules. Now with 400+ hp row crop tractors i never see them coming back to our area. I still like the looks of the 4455 with FWA better. I think it is the best looking tractor JD made since the 20 series.
Great history.
That AGCO ALLIS 9815 is slipping so much that it doesn’t really look like the juice is worth the squeeze to be tilling with that greasy snow layer on top...
My fav was the Deere 4960 B.T.P..
As time goes by,you'll know why.
Deere's are STILL green since 1892.
(Deeres very first steam tractor)
They never made a steam tractor. Just implements. Then in 1910s they bought Waterloo boy.
@@CheeseMiser exactly. 1918 they bought Waterloo boy and became John Deere Tractor company. Before that they bought Dain manufacturing in 1911 and their first tractor was the Dain all wheel drive.
@@johnclark8631 two left. Wasnt too good.
@@CheeseMiser indeed. However Bombardier stole the design 100 years later. Lol.
How about great tractors of the 1960s?
I love the side exhaust on the jd tractor's
I was just a youngster but dealers brought out a jd4755,4960,cih 7250, nh8970, to demo, that blue 8970 would hands down out run any of the others. I wanted that tractor so bad! Had to wait close to 15year and buy my own and still love it! Told dad I never forgave him. Lol
Genesis is a heckuva tractor.
JD 4960 my all time favorite tractor 👍
Did you ever drive a magnum or a genesis?
And the 4455!
Thanks for the explaintions
The Deere 4960 is pulling a pair of 750 drills - looked like a rigid connection. I still have a 4560 - keep the 15 speed PS but add 7R cab comfort
Best sound was the Massey!
I can't decide if the DEUTZ Allis 9170 or the Ford 8830 were my favorite. Both if them were pretty cool. And that's coming from a life long JD fan.
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I agree with Todd Family Farm's that this seemed like a simpler time with good memories. My favorite tractor would have been the 4960, out of those shown. That being said I started with a new JD 4840 when I was twelve and moved to a 4850 with MFWD later which was a leap at putting power to the ground. John Deere lost something when they moved to the newer tractors. The 4630-4840-4850-4955 Tractors have a cult following around here to this very day. Farmers do not want to get rid of them... Not for what they have to pay to replace them...
What happened to Titan and other yellow tractor that ended in Marc??
Excellent compilation once again, well done Jason, great to watch with plenty of information
That titan had to be the favorite. Not to many of those around. If you ever get a wild hair you should take a trip to nw Montana to see a couple repowered Belarus 1770s workin. Love your content
Ford 8670 was one of the most under rated tractors of the mid 90's- hp and feature wise.
The Genesis tractors are good machines. 👍👍
Yip, the genesis series were and still are awesome
Gotta say my favorite 90s tractor has to be the case ih boxcar magnums.
They are nice. It’s hard to pick one tractor per brand. The Quadtrac was a game changer for Case IH. I did slip in a 7220 Magnum in the intro. That is my favorite Magnum.
I remember it like it was yesterday in 2003 we had a John Deere 4960 put dull tires all the way around it filled them all up with water extra set of John Deere weights on the front and just bought a KMC 8 row ripper better lol we had to turn it around with the breaks because the front tire was barely touching the ground when you picked it up so we had to go get a set of six wheels to put on the ripper better Man that was fun times
absolutely loving this series of videos you are bring us ....thanks again BTP keep up the awesome content
Thank you for watching. The 2000’s should post tomorrow then the 2010’s Tuesday.
Great videos
Great video thanks. I’m a JD man but that Massey sounded the best. Perkins in it?
Cummins
855 Cummins
My Favoriten are John deere 4955.ford8830.Vase Magnum 7100 and 7010 Series.twee from germany
Thank you for watching. 😁👍
@@bigtractorpower please intresting machine from 1990 year
Nice video
Thank you for watching.
I have never seen or heard of titan tractors
I know its the name of one of the SAME tractors.
Noel Martyn wdym
That Titan looked sweet, but i'll always love the White tractors, love the way they look and sound. Great video series.
Thank you for watching.
Also love the white tractors
cant say it enough...love that 4960, yes, i admit to a love affair , Soundguard Iron Horse rules
I always like the JD 4555 better, as it still had the in line intake and exhaust. I know why they moved them, but from someone that is more interested in looks over function (none farmer) I just like the older machine better.
Let’s see some iron!
First time I’ve seen a slurry injector operating without slurry..is that common BTP? Great video too! Nostalgia! And I also didn’t know quadtrack went back that far either.
I can almost smell the fresh dirt. I cant wait for tillage (i live in southwest WI)
Excellent compilation & great machine that bring back fond memories!!
Thank you for watching.
My cat like to watch your vids
i loved that New Holland Articulator at the end
Favorite? I'd have to say the "Titan 525 ." What a horse! Ok, on another note, remembering I am not a farmer, never worked on a farm, yet I find the equipment fascinating. How specialized some can be. A question: "When were the enclosed cabs started?"
Good question. The first cab tractor was the Minneapolis Moline UDLX In 1938. Cabs gained more traction in the 1960’s and were pretty standard by the late 1970’s.
Doesn't seem to matter what badge is on the hood, they all work good and tough , impressive.
That ford 88/30 is great looking machean and ill bet its one hell of a tractor love those fords with new paint the fesh blue and white is awsome only problem tis that color looks real old and crappy once it starts fading and rust pops out like a red dot from 30' away we use tuch up paint just to keep them nice in field and going down the road and parked last few repainted tractors of ares we used heavy clear. The clear was more then are paint but so.worth another 10 years of looking nice
I worked with a John deere 4955 for many years when I was a student during the summer and autumn. It was very good and comfortable tractor and when it's bought in italy was the best tractor with the most powerful horse power. Unfortunately many years ago it was completely firing during the work!
The 4955 is a solid tractor. It is over shadowed by the 4960. I see allot of 4955s showing up on smaller farms in my area in the past two years.
John Deere 60 series tractors and Case IH 7200 series “box car” Magnum tractors and Ford New Holland Genesis Tractors
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Excellent compilation, excellent series! Lots of great footage and great tractors. I can't even pick a favorite; I just like seeing them put to use.
On a different note: was that sweet lookin' John Deere 4960 pulling a pair of 750 no-till drills with Deere's optional tandem hitch? Sure looked like it to me! Rare sight.
i miss the 90's
I miss the 50's & 60's plus that era's JD's but sure glad I'm still alive in 2020.
@@kswaynes7569 Keep up the good work
Yet another great video of tractors in the fields & the information about them. Yep, still partial to the CASE IH red ones. Although, I just enjoy watching the tractors working the ground no matter what the brand is. LOL Stay safe.
The jd 4960 and the ford 8830 are my favorites. Great video, keep up the great work👍
Both great tractors.
Amusing how small the 9380 Quad-Trac is compared to quad-tracs today.
Also, what is the implement called that many were pulling behind their cultivators and discs?@2:15 @8:21
I was born at the end of the 1990's. I'm 22 now, and i've seen a few tractors from the 90's. I've seen more tractors from those years than other tractors from previous decades
The Geniuses series was pretty nice
My favorite is definitely the 8670.
best tractor of the 90"s. CASE IH Quadtrack
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Remember two local farms around here always trying to one up each other. One ran a 3594 case and the other a 4960. Dad always said the 4960 couldn't pull it self out of it's own way bc it was so heavy. He was kind of partial since he was the one that sold the case to the other guy lol
Great history.
We had a '91 7150 Magnum as our 'big' tractor while growing up and that is still probably my favorite tractor to this day that I've operated at least.
The John Deere 4960.
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The New Holland Genesis was also sold as a Fiatagri, at least here in Italy, and it was cool with Supersteer and that nice brown-ish maroon color...
That's a tractor!
Ran my neighbors 8670 genesis at 195hp for years. Amazing machine and great on fuel
My favorite tractor had to be the John Deere.
Nothing runs like a deer
Loved watching this video, some proper tractors with proper HP, the sounds are just fantastic. Thanks for sharing this with us all, it’s much appreciated. Stephen
I like this channel thanks for putting it together. I’d like look through all your videos. Could post a link to something like brand specific videos? Like Ford tractors 600-800 era? Thanks this is cool. I grew up on a tobacco farm here in the western piedmont of North Carolina. I am the first generation since the early 1600’s in my family who’s not a farmer. Believe me it’s by choice. Circumstances prevented me from being able to do it. I won’t get into all that but farming is in my blood like it is most of you all. And I do own a couple of older farm tractors and I garden and putter with it. And probably here in the next year I’ll get a fence up and raise a couple or 3 beef cows. Btw my favorite tractor is the one ibgrew up on. A 881 Ford Select-o-speed. Diesel. I just love the way it sounds and looks. Not ever been into the big tractors nobody had them around here until a few years ago. And they don’t need them. Barely hit a field around here big enough to turn it around! Lol!
Massey 5200!
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We never had a 60 series JD.. Where did they move the breather to??
I think it's in the nose cone right above the headlights. You might be able to see the screen that only 60 series have there. It's hard to see in the video though.
Air filter is still in the same place as 55's it just sucks air from directly above radiator.
2 of the best blue tractor ranges ever, the 30 series Ford and the 70 series NH. I run a 8730 every day on a mixer wagon, never had a 70 series but you quite often see them with massive hours on them.
I am a blue fan. I like to film them any time I can.
i think the 90s produced the best tractors ever made the CIH 7100/7200/8900 series magnum are infinite hrs on them have no meaning they just don't break down with proper maintenance
Great stuff!! Slick 8830 working that bog!!!
It is a good looking tractor. The Wishek disk the 8830 is pulling is a heavy duty tillage machine.
@@bigtractorpower yes it is!! Not light duty in any way!! My mistake calling it a bog. Lol
A farmer near me has a really nice 4960 he still uses.
😁👍
7810 Deere for sure
No one merged with jd but jd bought forestry companies. And industrial like i know my timberjack was john deer
In the dictionary, "the" tractor picture should be a 4960
josh w would probably be a duets far, look in any cheep, childrens book about farms and on the page about tractors the one displayed is almost always a green generic tractor that looks like a duets far
@@TheMcDonaldsMaster2420 What is a "duets far"? I only know of Deutz-Fahr...
Tom Meiner ok spelling cop
@@TheMcDonaldsMaster2420 It's not about spelling, it's about knowing the name of the company...
What on earth was the Massey Doing? Ever heard of topping the field before hitting it with the plough?
Great tractors, but some terrible cultivating.
The Massey 5200 is no tilling soybeans in the field that stayed too wet to work up. They sprayed herbicide on the weeds. By harvest the beans fill the field and weeds just dissipate back into the soil.
Funny thing about no-till, there's no tillage, the implement being pulled is a 30 foot (9 meter) no-till grain drill, not a plow.
That farmer was doing ultimate "no till", it almost looked like he was planting into virgin land.
An idea for a video. What was latest tractors produced that don’t require a computer to diagnose and repair
That would be a good topic. I would say late 80’s to mid 90’s. Digital displays first appeared around 1976.
The Ford 8830 a work of art and strength ...
My favorite tractor of the 90:s is the CaseIH 1455 or John Deere 7710-7810.
I have no experience of them, just watched TH-cam videos of them.
Both good tractors. 👍👍
7810 is a sweet ride. Punches above it's wieght every day, every time
Do deutz still have share in agco?
No
Part of SDF now, Same-Deutz-Fahr, there is another couple tractor brands within in it too if I remember correctly it's Lamborghini and Hurlimann a formerly Swiss company. SDF is one of the largest tractor brands in the world behind AGCO I think. Haven't seen any of the new Deutz-Fahrs in person yet but there is a New Zealand company that is the importer for the US market. I'll be curious to see how they fare as even tractors here in the states are moving towards a global platform unlike the previous NA, Euro and India spec tractors. I'd like to try out a new Deutz-Fahr if they ever come up to New England, after living on a dairy farm in the Swiss alps it would be interesting to see how they would make out in our slopes, hill sides and small plots in the green mountain state.
Best Jonh Deere
Heavy dutty but always thought deutz allis is one ugly nose they look tough as hell oliver and wite were great looking to tranform to that