That's exactly the setup I had the luck to drive during my university holidays in Western Australia during the mid 1970's. Two Chamberlain tractors hooked up together and plowing all night long for a couple of weeks. So great to see a similar setup (different brand of tractor) at the 4:37 min mark where he's turned around to adjust the throttle. Great memories of a life long ago! There's another few similar setups too, such a great video.
Brings back tears for the good old days. Farmers getting together to help each other, other times just having fun for braging rights on who has the best tractor.
It sure does. I still plant field corn and sudan grass in my garden just to see it. And sudan grass does help with the root knot nematodes that trouble my tomatoes, LOL
C'mon guys. You're working flat ground. Piece of cake! Let's get on the side-hill and do some old alfalfa sod. Every other year you have to turn it up hill so you don't end up with helluva dead furrow in the years to come....course you could plow always down-hill and have a flat farm in a 100 years or so....wishful thinkin'. But tuning up hill with 4-14s wasn't fun as the 14" furrow wanted to roll back down...3-16s worked better. That's how we did it in LaCrosse county WI.
The double tractors reminded me of when one of our neighbors combined the front half of something big, Ford, and 4 wheel drive with something big, Ford, and 2 wheel drive. It did about 25-30mph when the speed limit for a tractor in the UK was 20mph- dunno what it is now. The steering had about a foot of slop in the middle and hair-trigger everything else in the 2 inches of movement either side. Guess who was stupid enough to volunteer to drive it when it was borrowed? The brakes were also hair-trigger.
I guess deep plowing is out of fashion these days for the big farms. Lot of no til planting these days. At most they use a spring tooth harrow / disc / roller combination kind of tool to break up the top few inches. Lot of changes from the old days. Back in my day there were no air conditioned cabs to ride in..... You were out in the elements for every condition you worked in. My Dad and I had leathery, dark faces by the end if the season every year..., It was a badge of honor to me. ha. Had to make something positive out of it,,,,, ha Great clip, Ron Lukow..... Really took me back to the 50's and 60's. Thanks for posting!! Russ
O4:39 ...... A Farmall 400 in tandem with an M ..... Love It !!! I'm assuming just a weight -advantage ? How much weight does the front -end of an M add on your draw-bar .. ? If skillfully coordinated with a Driver for the M , I could see a little 4-wheelin action possibilities ....
Buen vídeo 😁👍 me gustó el desfile de tractores ... Lo que me sorprende es ver a los tractores dobles .. me gustaría ver cómo sincronizan el mecanismo de un tractor con el otro 🇲🇽😁🖐️🇺🇸
There is no meditation like plowing as you and your machine become one . you can focus on just making time . flying very much the same .great vids thanx
Notice the rear wheel slippage on some of the tractors. 10% was considered "good" -- now with 4WD and better tires we can reduce the slippage and resulting compaction
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Excelente los Tractores y los Arados.En mi país Venezuela,esos equipos desaparecieron, trajeron tractores Iraníes,Chinos,unas chatarras de mala calidad.Mi padre tenía un HD4,un Minneapolis Molinne,un Fordson y un Internacional.Eran una maravilla.
I had no previous experience, but drove similar conversion in 1975 during my Uni holidays, on night shift plowing for wheat planting. It was quite an easy setup to operate, adjusting the rear throttle to match the "beat" of the front engine. Never worried about _getting run over_ because the front engine took precedence, and the rear engine was brought up to matching power.
"Could the owner of a large John Deere tractor please report to the beer tent as you have parked on top of a pig. The owner of a John Deere tractor you have parked on top of a pig."
I think that it would be nice if you had a caption of what the tractor is. What was the tractor at 16:00. Yellow tricycle with enclosed motor? Assume that it is a MM something.
Thank you for sharing.variety of tractors. In india we don't have these many. Few of the farmers are women. We can't see such thing here..are they participating to exhibit performance of tractors?
Question: What do they call the Farmall tandem set-up at 1:55 of the video and where can if find the details of what it takes to put it together? Not that I have the capacity, but I am just curious. John K.
John Koopman : The Farmall tandem is called just that....a Farmall tandem ! Or a JD tandem or a Ford tandem or a Massey tandem. Or just plain simply a tandem. Your welcome !😊😊😊
What would you think a 3020 would pull in those soils? Look back on the videos from 4 years ago. A 3 btm on a 3020 was too much that year. We consider a 4020D mostly a 4btm tractor in our soils in NE IL. At least that's how we farmed with them.
Three bottoms in that black soil was a load for a 3020. We ran a 4010 pulling a three-bottom flip plow in the Texas Panhandle and it was a load. It all depends on the soil and how deep you're plowing.
I grew up in NE Illinois. Most of the time, we pulled 3-16s with my dad's JD G. In flatlands, we pulled 4-14s. I knew several people with 720s/730s who were pulling 5-16 pull type plows with no problem. Some people just don't want to WORK their tractors.
I have a question does anyone know how many acres is land it takes to grow corn to make 1 gallon of biodiesel so that they could plow the fields for next year? Really I'd like to know does anyone know
Ahhhhh, the smell of diesel fumes and fresh turned soil. Occasionally when running a dozer in southern Ohio I’d hit some sassafras roots and make all the smells complete.
THE KEKRONOMICON the new ones have nicer cabs, better ac & heaters, more hydraulics, auto steer, power shift, better steering, locking rear axle, instead of a cat 2 or 3, 3 point hitch a cat 5 or 6. No reason that anybody would want the new stuff.
I am late to the show but thanks for the step back Ron, the gal on the 1010 really put a grin on my old mug, the Poppin Johns were a smash hit as well, Old Iron with a work ethic.^^
I WAS STUCK IN THE CREEK YEARS AGO WITH THE 4010 ON THE PLANTER HAD THE LEAD TRACTOR PULLING WAS A 190XT WITH A 460 FARMALL IN THE MIDDLE WITH A M FARMALL HOOKED TO THE THE 4010 AND I WAS THE ONLY DRIVER !!! WHEN THEY ALL CAME OUT OF THE CREEK AREA ~~THE TRICK WAS TO KILL THE 4010 THEN THE M >>460>> THEN THE LEAD TRACTOR THE XT ~~~NEVER TRY THIS AT HOME !!!! WAS 50 THEN AND 62 NOW ~~~TOO OLD NOW FOR SUCH THINGS ~~~BUT A FARMER ALONE HAS TO MAKE DO SOMETIMES !!!!!
JIM WADE I had a similar incedent with a fork lift. The dock was wet. I slid into a trailer without the dock plate In The trailer ... There was no room to go in any further. To put the docking plate down. Couldn't back out. Luckily I had another forklift to work with. It couldn't pick the other up. I was alone. The trailer had already been called to be picked up by a yard truck. The fork lift would fall out of the trailer if it was moved. And was going to be at any time. Luckily I got the back end picked up and on the dock. It was alot of back and forth inching to get there. As soon as I was backing the lift out . and got it on the dock. The trailer pulled away! That was close!! I'm kinda glad I was alone when that mess happened. I don't know what I'd done if that forklift ended up in the parking lot!!
I didn't see any electric tractors! Where are they electric tractors Uncle Joe says we're going to have to be completely dependent on electric tractors really soon.
That's what modern farmers like to be - heavy machine operators, while they are maltreating the soil? Some of these behemoths are more warlike than farm implements!
it is funny how some people think that more noise = more usable horsepower. The loss in torque is not worth the H/P gain. Virtually every machine has its mufflers ripped off. Just try plowing for 6 too 8 hrs with an engine screaming at you like that. No thanks. Great Vid great machines.
After watching just a few minutes is this one is reminded of our past Democrat candidate for president Mike Bloomfield or is it Bloomberg I forget he knows all about farming he says all you have to do is put a few corn seeds on the ground and add some water. It doesn't take a brain to be a farmer he says everyone should become computer experts. I think some of these tractors could probably flatten his curve as well as in Abrams tank could. God Bless America God bless our farmers. God Bless The Thin Blue Line
brain smith, more horse power means more pulling pulling power alot of them your made because the farmer needed bigger tractors before bigger tractors were made. hope this helps
brain smith, more horse power means more pulling pulling power alot of them your made because the farmer needed bigger tractors before bigger tractors were made. hope this helps
good day. At 8:00 2 ih tractors maybe 400&M ? last name same as your's If related comment on putting tractors & at 17 ? 560 4wheel, I don't know what model it was Thanks
The 400/M tandem hitch is ours. That is my son Kurt driving. The hitch was built by my Dad & Uncle in early 1960. Back then we had a JD 720D up front with an IH Super M in back. We assembled it for moldboard plowing in the fall, pulling an Oliver 4441 6-16" plow. After plowing was done, it was disassembled again to utilize the Super M. It really only took a couple hours to put the hitch on. We restored the hitch & put it under that M. The M & 400 combine for a little over 100 hp. In the early '60s in our area, that was the only way to get enough h.p. to pull a larger plow. I'm sorry I don't have details on the 560 hitch.
If you go to the 4:30 mark on the time bar you'll see our "piggy back" passing close by. Note on the right front side of the grill is a long lever with a handle pointing inward. This lever operates a rod that goes along the LH side of the tractor back to the clutch pedal. We drilled a hole in the clutch pedal & the rod is attached in that hole. The lever (again on the upper RH side of grill) has a notch so that when you pull the lever FORWARD (like stepping on the clutch & pushing it FORWARD) it will lock in that notch to disengage the clutch. Slowly release the notched handle & that is like taking your foot off the clutch & ENgages the clutch. You have to lock the clutch lever ahead & put the M in gear before you start moving. After you start moving, you can release that notched lever & engage the clutch. When you come to the end of the field it's only necessary to idle the M down some, you don't have to disengage the clutch to turn, only to stop totally. There are NO electronics or hydraulics involved on this tandem hitch, aka piggyback in our part of the country. I hope this helps. Let me know if not. Ron
I am planning to build a piggyback unit utilizing a Moline U in the back and a UB Special in the front. This video just confirmed some of ideas on how to go about it. Piggybacks wern't very common in central indiana.
I’m not even a farmer but I love these old tractors, God bless the American farmer.
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Very nice parade of brands & models. Some look new, some don't. Like no music just engine's and exhaust. Well Done Presentation
You can’t be brand selective here. You’ve got to love all of these old tractors, they are a part of our American heritage! ❤️🇺🇸
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Those twin-tractor setups are great, especially the one where the operator turns around to adjust the throttle on the rear tractor.
That's exactly the setup I had the luck to drive during my university holidays in Western Australia during the mid 1970's. Two Chamberlain tractors hooked up together and plowing all night long for a couple of weeks.
So great to see a similar setup (different brand of tractor) at the 4:37 min mark where he's turned around to adjust the throttle. Great memories of a life long ago! There's another few similar setups too, such a great video.
Brings back tears for the good old days. Farmers getting together to help each other, other times just having fun for braging rights on who has the best tractor.
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It sure does. I still plant field corn and sudan grass in my garden just to see it. And sudan grass does help with the root knot nematodes that trouble my tomatoes, LOL
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C'mon guys. You're working flat ground. Piece of cake! Let's get on the side-hill and do some old alfalfa sod. Every other year you have to turn it up hill so you don't end up with helluva dead furrow in the years to come....course you could plow always down-hill and have a flat farm in a 100 years or so....wishful thinkin'. But tuning up hill with 4-14s wasn't fun as the 14" furrow wanted to roll back down...3-16s worked better. That's how we did it in LaCrosse county WI.
An East Tennessee person , loved this video. Enough said .
The double tractors reminded me of when one of our neighbors combined the front half of something big, Ford, and 4 wheel drive with something big, Ford, and 2 wheel drive. It did about 25-30mph when the speed limit for a tractor in the UK was 20mph- dunno what it is now. The steering had about a foot of slop in the middle and hair-trigger everything else in the 2 inches of movement either side. Guess who was stupid enough to volunteer to drive it when it was borrowed? The brakes were also hair-trigger.
I guess deep plowing is out of fashion these days for the big farms. Lot of no til planting these days. At most they use a spring tooth harrow / disc / roller combination kind of tool to break up the top few inches. Lot of changes from the old days. Back in my day there were no air conditioned cabs to ride in..... You were out in the elements for every condition you worked in. My Dad and I had leathery, dark faces by the end if the season every year..., It was a badge of honor to me. ha. Had to make something positive out of it,,,,, ha
Great clip, Ron Lukow..... Really took me back to the 50's and 60's. Thanks for posting!! Russ
Some of these tractors sure bring back memories of the good old days
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O4:39 ...... A Farmall 400 in tandem with an M ..... Love It !!! I'm assuming just a weight -advantage ? How much weight does the front -end of an M add on your draw-bar .. ? If skillfully coordinated with a Driver for the M , I could see a little 4-wheelin action possibilities ....
It’s running, there’s linkages so that the driver can control both
Buen vídeo 😁👍 me gustó el desfile de tractores ... Lo que me sorprende es ver a los tractores dobles .. me gustaría ver cómo sincronizan el mecanismo de un tractor con el otro 🇲🇽😁🖐️🇺🇸
There is no meditation like plowing as you and your machine become one . you can focus on just making time . flying very much the same .great vids thanx
Got to love those popping johnys
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Notice the rear wheel slippage on some of the tractors. 10% was considered "good" -- now with 4WD and better tires we can reduce the slippage and resulting compaction
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I don't think compaction is what them boys are after I think they're trying to loosen s*** up
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Terrific video of guys having a productive day showing off their toys. Would have loved to be there in person to see!
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Excelente los Tractores y los Arados.En mi país Venezuela,esos equipos desaparecieron, trajeron tractores Iraníes,Chinos,unas chatarras de mala calidad.Mi padre tenía un HD4,un Minneapolis Molinne,un Fordson y un Internacional.Eran una maravilla.
I was honestly expecting a bigger plow on the double tractors.
Well thats one way of getting your fields plowed,,, hold a show!
Roy , I was thinking the same thing
I would be very nervous sitting on the front tractor of a doe conversion type.
I had no previous experience, but drove similar conversion in 1975 during my Uni holidays, on night shift plowing for wheat planting. It was quite an easy setup to operate, adjusting the rear throttle to match the "beat" of the front engine.
Never worried about _getting run over_ because the front engine took precedence, and the rear engine was brought up to matching power.
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I was talking to a farmer who said that he has some of the newest equipment but ti's broke down so often that he gets more done with the old stuff.
"Could the owner of a large John Deere tractor please report to the beer tent as you have parked on top of a pig. The owner of a John Deere tractor you have parked on top of a pig."
SubvenioArguo do you mean the the John Deere M or the John Deere 8010 or 8020?
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Plowing is like NASCAR, you only turn left. That’s why it’s so great!!!
Saw a few I used to work with, brings back some great memories! AND I WAS YOUNGER THEN! LOL !!!!!! Thanks for the vid guys!!! I appreciate it!
I think that it would be nice if you had a caption of what the tractor is. What was the tractor at 16:00. Yellow tricycle with enclosed motor? Assume that it is a MM something.
Thank you for sharing.variety of tractors.
In india we don't have these many.
Few of the farmers are women. We can't see such thing here..are they participating to exhibit performance of tractors?
A farmer that has been around can tell what kind of engine by the sound, just like what animal it is by the smeal of the manure. 😃
The guy with the big case at 5:58, should have a baler behind the tractor, and the plow behind the baler ;)
Its against the law in Australia to NOT have a roll bar fitted.
Nice old tractors and a thumbs up liked.
Question: What do they call the Farmall tandem set-up at 1:55 of the video and where can if find the details of what it takes to put it together? Not that I have the capacity, but I am just curious. John K.
John Koopman : The Farmall tandem is called just that....a Farmall tandem ! Or a JD tandem or a Ford tandem or a Massey tandem. Or just plain simply a tandem.
Your welcome !😊😊😊
This is a MUSIC video!! Thank you so much!!
Nice job on the field... 🇮🇪
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Muit bonito de se ver.um mutrao de trabalho rural
What's with some of these guys? One guy was pulling a three bottom plow with a JD 3020. Come on, make these tractors earn their keep.
What would you think a 3020 would pull in those soils? Look back on the videos from 4 years ago. A 3 btm on a 3020 was too much that year. We consider a 4020D mostly a 4btm tractor in our soils in NE IL. At least that's how we farmed with them.
Three bottoms in that black soil was a load for a 3020. We ran a 4010 pulling a three-bottom flip plow in the Texas Panhandle and it was a load. It all depends on the soil and how deep you're plowing.
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I grew up in NE Illinois. Most of the time, we pulled 3-16s with my dad's JD G. In flatlands, we pulled 4-14s. I knew several people with 720s/730s who were pulling 5-16 pull type plows with no problem. Some people just don't want to WORK their tractors.
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I want more !
I have a question does anyone know how many acres is land it takes to grow corn to make 1 gallon of biodiesel so that they could plow the fields for next year? Really I'd like to know does anyone know
I never saw a plowing traffic jam before ??
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I remember when I plowed our neighbors small field with our 135 massey had the time of my life r.i.p dad and alfasce
What in the world was that gizmother look like two tractors put together? I never seen nothing like that before.
All i hear when the G is running is "plow plow plow plow plow"
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Ahhhhh, the smell of diesel fumes and fresh turned soil. Occasionally when running a dozer in southern Ohio I’d hit some sassafras roots and make all the smells complete.
love these old tractors
Well if all the old ones still work who is buying the new ones
THE KEKRONOMICON the new ones have nicer cabs, better ac & heaters, more hydraulics, auto steer, power shift, better steering, locking rear axle, instead of a cat 2 or 3, 3 point hitch a cat 5 or 6.
No reason that anybody would want the new stuff.
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great video thanks for putting it all together.
I am late to the show but thanks for the step back Ron, the gal on the 1010 really put a grin on my old mug, the Poppin Johns were a smash hit as well, Old Iron with a work ethic.^^
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I could smell the dirt blow up my nose and feel the exhaust fumes on my face. Thanks for the memories....
Beautiful traktor and dirigent American farmer
Those Internationals with the gold hood are a rare breed. I believe those are demonstrators
Love the sound of a poppin john.
That's SO ANNOYING....
I can see very big progress , please contineouou
You all must have something against Orange.
I love plowing
I love old tractors they are really cool
amazing video thank you :)
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Nice video. Got to make time to see the show. Thanks.
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Super video
Looks like a great day in the fields!!!
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This is great.
Nice dirt. Bet it smells great downwind.
Who says you can't drive two tractors at once!
I WAS STUCK IN THE CREEK YEARS AGO WITH THE 4010 ON THE PLANTER HAD THE LEAD TRACTOR PULLING WAS A 190XT WITH A 460 FARMALL IN THE MIDDLE WITH A M FARMALL HOOKED TO THE THE 4010 AND I WAS THE ONLY DRIVER !!! WHEN THEY ALL CAME OUT OF THE CREEK AREA ~~THE TRICK WAS TO KILL THE 4010 THEN THE M >>460>> THEN THE LEAD TRACTOR THE XT ~~~NEVER TRY THIS AT HOME !!!! WAS 50 THEN AND 62 NOW ~~~TOO OLD NOW FOR SUCH THINGS ~~~BUT A FARMER ALONE HAS TO MAKE DO SOMETIMES !!!!!
JIM WADE I had a similar incedent with a fork lift. The dock was wet. I slid into a trailer without the dock plate In The trailer ... There was no room to go in any further. To put the docking plate down. Couldn't back out. Luckily I had another forklift to work with. It couldn't pick the other up. I was alone. The trailer had already been called to be picked up by a yard truck. The fork lift would fall out of the trailer if it was moved. And was going to be at any time. Luckily I got the back end picked up and on the dock. It was alot of back and forth inching to get there. As soon as I was backing the lift out . and got it on the dock. The trailer pulled away! That was close!! I'm kinda glad I was alone when that mess happened. I don't know what I'd done if that forklift ended up in the parking lot!!
WOW !! YES SIR ~~~THAT WAS CLOSE IN THE NICK OF TIME !!
JAMES! Since the 70's
Wish they had an aerial view!
Thank you for a great video
I've never seen the two in one tractor. What's that for?
early version of the 4 wheel drive tracters farmers using their magyver techniques to get more power to pull bigger equipment
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I didn't see any electric tractors! Where are they electric tractors Uncle Joe says we're going to have to be completely dependent on electric tractors really soon.
I like the farming I will be visiting on thre
That's what modern farmers like to be - heavy machine operators, while they are maltreating the soil? Some of these behemoths are more warlike than farm implements!
Earthquake is powerful, but my favorite was the JD 1010.
Are there 1 or 2 cylinders on the JD 830?
Making it Happend it is a Johnny Popper twin.
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Wow!!!! great video
Very good farming action :)
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Need you a drone to buzz around with and get some different cool angles
Don't wanna see these diesels. Wanna see reality in 1950 on one family farm
brdwonder :
Want to see reality in 1950 ?
That's simple.
Just get in your time machine and go back.
Hi professor.
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Muy buenas tierra y equipos para la presentación. Saludos
Music to my ears!
Esos equipos son para los productores quedados en su tiempo lo maravilloso q, son eyos
it is funny how some people think that more noise = more usable horsepower. The loss in torque is not worth the H/P gain. Virtually every machine has its mufflers ripped off. Just try plowing for 6 too 8 hrs with an engine screaming at you like that. No thanks. Great Vid great machines.
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After watching just a few minutes is this one is reminded of our past Democrat candidate for president Mike Bloomfield or is it Bloomberg I forget he knows all about farming he says all you have to do is put a few corn seeds on the ground and add some water. It doesn't take a brain to be a farmer he says everyone should become computer experts. I think some of these tractors could probably flatten his curve as well as in Abrams tank could. God Bless America God bless our farmers. God Bless The Thin Blue Line
No power so you have to put 2 together
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Thank you for posting this awesome video. I would like to know how some of those guys hook up two tractors together, that is so neat.
brain smith, more horse power means more pulling pulling power alot of them your made because the farmer needed bigger tractors before bigger tractors were made. hope this helps
brain smith, more horse power means more pulling pulling power alot of them your made because the farmer needed bigger tractors before bigger tractors were made. hope this helps
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I enjoyed watching this.. My hobby is restoring old Cub cadet tractors... One day I'd like to get into doing one of the big Internationals..
good day. At 8:00 2 ih tractors maybe 400&M ? last name same as your's If related comment on putting tractors & at 17 ? 560 4wheel, I don't know what model it was Thanks
The 400/M tandem hitch is ours. That is my son Kurt driving. The hitch was built by my Dad & Uncle in early 1960. Back then we had a JD 720D up front with an IH Super M in back. We assembled it for moldboard plowing in the fall, pulling an Oliver 4441 6-16" plow. After plowing was done, it was disassembled again to utilize the Super M. It really only took a couple hours to put the hitch on. We restored the hitch & put it under that M. The M & 400 combine for a little over 100 hp. In the early '60s in our area, that was the only way to get enough h.p. to pull a larger plow.
I'm sorry I don't have details on the 560 hitch.
Thanks. Would JD & M be fairly close in speed range, 400 & M would be reasonably close in gears Farmer good whole farm plough
Could you give details on how you operate the clutch on the M?
If you go to the 4:30 mark on the time bar you'll see our "piggy back" passing close by. Note on the right front side of the grill is a long lever with a handle pointing inward. This lever operates a rod that goes along the LH side of the tractor back to the clutch pedal. We drilled a hole in the clutch pedal & the rod is attached in that hole. The lever (again on the upper RH side of grill) has a notch so that when you pull the lever FORWARD (like stepping on the clutch & pushing it FORWARD) it will lock in that notch to disengage the clutch. Slowly release the notched handle & that is like taking your foot off the clutch & ENgages the clutch. You have to lock the clutch lever ahead & put the M in gear before you start moving. After you start moving, you can release that notched lever & engage the clutch. When you come to the end of the field it's only necessary to idle the M down some, you don't have to disengage the clutch to turn, only to stop totally. There are NO electronics or hydraulics involved on this tandem hitch, aka piggyback in our part of the country.
I hope this helps. Let me know if not.
Ron
I am planning to build a piggyback unit utilizing a Moline U in the back and a UB Special in the front. This video just confirmed some of ideas on how to go about it. Piggybacks wern't very common in central indiana.
This double engine maybe very good and strong 👌💪👍
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pity the next one who works this field with those lumps
Interesting. Old tractors 2 wheel drive a lot bottom ploughs. Today my fiat 80-66 4 wheel drive only 2 bottom ploughs, why?
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Guessing
That bottom land. Wow