Archive Films from David Brown HD.mov (Trailer for DVD)

Visit www.secondsight... to view more trailers or purchase quality Tractor, Farm Machinery and Countryside DVDs.
Second Sight Productions present six original David Brown films, produced in their heyday, that demonstrate the company's total commitment to quality and dependability. We show the films complete without any editing. Our collection was produced in the nineteen seventies and early eighties, the classic period for tractors in this country and spans models from the 885 to the 1690.
The films illustrate the amazing versatility of their machines, demonstrating how they could be quickly and easily switched from job to job, so getting the maximum out of them. Concentrating on reliability, long life and low running costs, these were the fundamentals that made David Brown tractors such a sound investment.
Duration 110 minutes

[@leslieholman3121]

David Brown has been gone from Canada for 40 years yet you still see them working on farms to this day. They were and always will be the toughest tractors ever made

[@travissims8843]

my dad bought a new 880 seletamatic in 1971 from homer norton tractor sales in sevierville tn we still got it its got 15000 hrs on it

[@tannertaylor9432]

Im still running a pair of David Brown 990s nearly 40 years after they were built amazing little machines

[@toby5966]

I drive a 995 for scraping out the cow shed at work

[@AkshayKumar-gd2ew]

brilliant piece of engineering.....wish they were still around

[@franciscomiguelgoncalvesno9918]

The best tractors of the world!

[@kreidler50cc]

The best Tractors ever built.

[@lancew1944]

Exceptionally well-engineered and built.

[@philipclemoes9458]

I probably wouldn't be alive but for the safeness of David Brown tractors.

[@aurelienp1647]

I love David Brown tractors !

[@joeltoivonen6540]

Me too and we have one

[@superliner101hobbyfarming]

@@joeltoivonen6540 I've also got one

[@briancostello6892]

Me Too. I’ve got a 770A & a 1212 in Pennsylvania

[@michaelrichter8973]

Several of my neighbors have or had David brown tractors ,I always felt they were the most reliable best made tractors ever to be made my dad bought a new 990 selectamatic in 65 my brother has the farm now and still falls back on old Davey when the newer stuff fails it used to do all the plowing for 25 years,now more or less hay making duties it's got 9600 plus hours on it never been overhauled but did have good maintainace on it is oil and filters at regular intervals

[@jpw1490]

Michael Richter I wish I was this age but then tractors were simple and better built in agree with you

[@joesprinks3435]

Spent three weeks at factory winter of 62/63 on engine and transmission course snow up to your eye brows craftsmen built tractors !!!shame we lost them

[@chrisduby4564]

We have a David Brown 1212 (1976 model) and a David Brown 1412 (1975 model). The 1212 has over 13,000 hours on it, and the 1412 has over 15,000 hours on it.Both tractors run excellent with no major repairs, except for batteries, tires, lights, etc. My neighbour says that the only reason we don't have any major problems with them, is because we always change the oil and filters when they should be changed. We also make sure that no water ever gets into the transmission and hydraulic oil, by keeping the shifter boots in good condition. The hydraulics have always worked excellent on both tractors. We have owned Massey Ferguson, Ford, International, and John Deere in the past, and other than the MF 35 diesel, we hated every Massey Ferguson, Ford, International, and John Deere that we have ever owned, because even though we gave them excellent maintenance, they were not as reliable as the David Browns. So, we have found, that if a David Brown tractor is given excellent maintenance, there is no other tractor as reliable, as a David Brown.

[@michaelrichter8973]

I know of lots of these tractors that were abused then people would complain about the hydralics never mind that they set out in the rain snow ect and got water in the system!But really if you gave them regular maintenance oil changes on time filters changed as per factory instructions they will out last any thing out on the market they were kind of old school but easy on fuel better cold weather starting than anything I've ever seen!someone said they were the best tractor made !I don't know if they were the best but as for me the 990s were the best in thier class great machines for sure I don't know why they stopped making them my dad got one new in 1965 and my brother still uses it today ,one guy I know said if they all lasted like that one no wonder the factory never sold many maybe they were to good! Come to think of it farmers tend to keep running what works and are not prone to buy a new tractor untill the old one wears out,they don't care about keeping up with the Joneses !

[@tomwilliams8546]

The Rolls Royce of tractors. TW DBTCA

[@derrickodyes1934]

too bad case got their dirty only profit driven hands on db tractors

[@harrycostillo7754]

They never make them like they used to

[@briancostello6892]

I have a 770A & a 1212 in Pennsylvania

[@jimmymannion6427]

Elvis of tractors

[@joeltoivonen6540]

Yep

[@kreidler50cc]

You mean anyway the David Brown Tractor.

[@williamweller7428]

William,weller

[@hans-friedrichgravekarsten5616]

👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 Schöne Grüße aus driefel bei zetel in Friesland 🇩🇪 Deutschland 🇩🇪 viel Spaß und Erfolg, ich habe einen fendt favorit 3 bj66 und Porsche junior bj 59 Typ 108 und einen DB 996 bj 73

[@alexthomas637]

🚜🚜🚜😎😎😎👍

[@jagdevmaan4501]

Good ticter aa

[@lauramcgahon8541]

gud tractor except 1210 ball of shit

[@johnmcgrath1628]

A.david.brown.996.superb.64.hp.din.