These Are The Worst Tractors of All Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey, guys so we are here to tell you about the 10 worst tractors of all time, Tractors are often rated as "worst" in terms of performance and dependability. Problems with the engine, gearbox, hydraulic system, fuel system, and electrical system are all possible. Other problems that may contribute to a tractor being labeled "worst" include poor design, overheating concerns, weak hydraulics, frequent breakdowns, and oil leaks. Finally, the abilities required to judge if a tractor is the "worst" are determined by the unique problems and issues that are typically connected with that model.
What???
Ford 5000 & MF 165 ???
I,m from Africa and here are still thousands of these tractors running every day ... its still know as some of the best tractors ever build ..
165 never haw breake
The 5000 had a very durable transmission and axles, but the engine was toast.
The gist of this video is: if you don't maintain your 60 year old tractor, it might let you down.
Who'd have known.
you are talking rubbish the first 2 were the best ever built and still going to this day..
Well, the statistics tell otherwise.
@@timeunitytimewhich statistics? Have you ever driven any of them?
What a load of crap,
So so many of the issues quoted here come back to neglected filter servicing 🙄 personally I have a 65 year old McCormick international that never lets me down 💪 afraid your choice of tractors is way off the mark 😟
5000 and 165 two of the best tractors ever built
My Farmall H was out of warranty 83 years ago and we never had any of the problems you mentioned.
Some machines will go a lifetime without problems of course :)
@@timeunitytimeyou have no idea of these Tractors...
My uncle bought a Ford 5000 in 1995 and to this day it still runs,never missed a season 💁🏿that screams reliability to me
I am a South African , this is the biggest load of nonsense ever
Well statistics tell otherwise, can you enlighten me?
@@timeunitytime What statistics? I agree with the others, this is garbage.
@@timeunitytime Most of these are just maintenance related , if done properly will be avoided.
The technology on these small tractors were basic , like dry clutches and light hydraulicss. People used them above capacity. I grew up on a farm in SA so i saw the machines were used.
I’m not saying these tractors are bad, I’m telling there’s much better machines in comparison. And these mentioned are the ones put down in ranking.
Now you are talking.
So you may have problems on a 60 year old tractor I'd never have guessed
As a massey ferguson nut I have to say that in my opinion the Ford 5000 is a very good tractor and the mf165 is also a very good machine. I have never had a problem with it and I know other people who have the machine and love it as well!
A lot of your criticism about the tractors also come down to good maintenance!
I'm 43 years old, I have a cousin that owns a Ford 5000 and MF 165 loader tractor. He has owned these two along with a Ford 8N. These tractors have been with him longer than I've been alive. Hay's with them, spreads manure, firewood, snow blowing etc. They have been very dependable.
Agree. Ì grew up with Massey Ferguson's in the 60' s and 70s . During a period of that time, the MF165 and Ford 5000 were the most popular tractors in the UK. My uncle had an MF165. We had an MF178 and a MF185. Also, an MF65 & MF35. All good reliable machines if maintained properly. My personal favourite of the 100 series was the MF178, as it had power steering, unlike our previous 'big' tractor the 65 ,( now regarded as a small tractor today !)
Yes i agree, my neighbour had a 5000 and it could pull a slurry tanker up a hill like nothing else,except maybe his Zetor but generally it was no bother at all . The165 was also a very reliable tractor as was the 65.
I have been a John Deere guy all my life and I noticed there wasn’t one single John Deere tractor that made this list. It certainly isn’t because John Deere never made a tractor that didn’t have issues, because they certainly did. The 2010’s and 2020’s had build quality issues and weak hydraulics.
The Farmall H was a huge success for Farmall and ate a hit seller yet today. Many like them for parades and tractor rides. They have great road speed and are economical to run. Not to mention easy to maintain and work on.
I think this video is very biased and could perhaps have done a better job of putting out content.
Sorry. I can’t give you a thumbs up for this one.
This list is very inaccurate accurate because I think all the issues in quotation marks that he pointed out are teething issues when they were brand new although the D 17s do you have the hydraulic issue.
I bleed green, but the 5E series are a disappointment as well. We had a 2010 gas for decades, but it was only used on a bar rake and pulling loaded hay wagons.
Yes parades and tractor rides is correct,that's not pulling in the field! The H had great road speed your right but could not pull a load at that speed,yes they are good for parades your right on that!
I've been around tractors my whole life. My father sold AC's from 59-82, I lived on the farm using M's, A's, H's, Cases, Allis, Deere, IH's, etc. When your father is a tractor salesman you get a lot of them. Still have a 1720 and a 6610. All tractors have issues and I know most all of them. The D17 DID NOT COME OUT WITH A 3 POINT HITCH. It came out with a SNAP COUPLER. Standard 3 point was on the series 4. There were 3 point conversions available for the other series. This list is laughable at best and pathetic at worst. It looks like a book report from a 3rd grader.
Okay! What do you think should be on the list then?
@@timeunitytime Okay. How did YOU come up with this list? I didn't make the video. YOU did. Putting a Ford 5000 at the top of the list on the worst tractors of all times is laughable. If I made a list it would be any European or Asian tractor that has no parts support. All of the tractors you listed are iconic tractors that farmers have used for years that sill have parts support.
I noticed that right when he said it. Who ever made this video is way off his rocker.
@@timeunitytime .....Allis Chalmers One-Ninety
People would brag how they got a great deal at an auction and a few months later complain the drive train/rear gears didn't hold up.
I believe Allis Chalmers believed putting a bigger engine in a tractor but not beefing up the gears/drive train would be a cheap "bigger tractor "......
Based on my experience , having been raised on a farm and have been a multi farm equipment dealer in the day. The FD5000 did not replace the N series and, both it and the MF165, neither of which belong on the list! If you want to put a Ford make the 6000 #1!
FORD 5000 BEST TRACTOR EVER BUILT
Not the Massey 165 and the Farmall H , that’s impossible , need to be a New Fendt there , always break down…
And don't forget the mighty Belarus .
Who would have thought that if you incorrectly hook up hydraulic lines the the loader will not function properly.
The list is fairly good. Although i disagree with Ford 5000 and the MF165, i mean the earlier 165s had pretty bad brakes, but the later 165s were pretty good.
Yeah you’ve got a point!
I don’t think your information source of these statistics are true , if you work and or live on a farm then u know most of these are some of the best , for example the 5000 ford , one of the best fords made
Massey fergusons gearbox problems are mostly caused by driving them wrong
the ford 5000 and mf 165 are a really good tracktor
Our ford 5000 is still going and next year its 50 yo deff one of the best we have
Farmall H come on best selling tractor in farmall days thousands upon thousands still going and in use today had one for 5 decades this was put out by John Deere note not one Deere on this video.....pay no attention fellows to this video.
This video was made by someone who wouldn't know how to even start a tractor.
Thanks for telling about problems that are common on any tractor. How about Belarus tractors? What a nightmare!
Haha!!
Skipped that dandy. Should have been number 1. Instead had an old 1940's H Farmall. Oh brother, bad engines on the H. Ha.
What is the point? This is utter rubbish, I doubt anyone ever ploughed with a T475, most of these machines are not only obsolete but are for the most part scrapped 50 years ago 8:59
Nonsense....
The first two tractor shouldn’t be in the worst list they should be in the best list
If you are going to dump on the Farmall H as bad as you did, you forgot to mention that the newest of them are only 70 years old.
new holland T4 i am 100%sure it runs on diesel not petrol , ford 5000 were very popular and i found very good , and the MF 165 was a power house very reliable too
I am very surprised re the MF165 . They seemed great tractors in the UK,and many medium sized family farms had a MF165.
Interesting!
@@timeunitytimeI think you have a lot of false information there.
As a tractor mechanic and having worked on hundreds of ford 5000s in tractors and mf 100 series tractors I have very rarely encountered the problems you have mentioned.
The biggest problem with the 165 was that it is just uncomfortable to drive
My dad had 2 of them before i was born and he always talks how he regrets selling them
You are full of it
well said
The worst tractor of all time is the Diesel 2010 John Deere, 2nd is the gas 2010 .......the flaws are limitless.....
The Oliver 1650 is a great tractor and in solid demand even in it's advanced age. But, the Oliver 1655 is a different story especially with the diesel engine. After about 2500 hours the engine would lose a rod through the crankcase. If you have an Oliver 1655 with around 2500 hours you need to pull the engine and put new crank bearings in it and replace the connecting rod cap screws. it seems the cap screws stretch with use and lets a rod fly loose.
Bottom line is- only Rich people can afford such modern tractors
To be honost I don't think there is bad cases, not bad brands or types, as we dutch have saying for that " it's all between the ears" my al time favorite tractor is the Renault to 75.14, it's the first tractor I learned everything with, me wil this will always be the best tractor ever. But it doesn't mean that someone else has to agree with this, so to say these are the worst type of tractors is just a matter of perspective.
Update,1. My grandfather had an masey Ferguson 35 gold belly, it always worked as far i van remember, there was only one breakdown with it, on the 3 point hitch there was on the left a hight adjuster that snapped in 2 one time. Bud besides that it never had any problems what do ever.
I have a Ford 1710 four wheel drive, never had an engine issue. Only electrical issue was a voltage regulator that corroded up. Replaced the front axle seal after having installed a front end loader, but the seals were probably dried up because the tractor only had 24 hours on it when it was 15 years old. I have about 1200 hours on it now, and the only mechanical issue I have is the clutch is wore out, and at the end of its adjustment.
I've never heard such bunkum in all my life. Most of the tractors mentioned here are decades old and a lot of them are still in use to this day. This rubbish is just a way of using social media to make money.
574 because the battery might be dead??? You kidding me???
I feel this video is clickbait
Wel it’s not, most opinions here are conventionally based.
@@timeunitytime so who’s opinions are they?
Any tractor is reliable. It just depends on the owner.If he maintains it or not.
That plays a big part of course.
You mean my Farmall H might break down just outside the warranty period?
😂😂😂😂❤
I think video should be tagged as a comedy 😁
How can this video be taken seriously when you were discussing the New Holland tractor and it was said it uses Petrol 😂😂
The GPT engine is known to be a very good diesel engine.
Also some of these older classic tractors must be 60 or 70 years old and you're talking about warranty 🙄
Yep. Better look for an extended warranty before it is too late.
there is always a deutz on the thumbnail but its never in de serie😂
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this is just bs
I think they got the d17 and d 19 mixed up😂 D17 was a pretty good tractor
I have both and they are solid tractors. The D19 diesel was the first U.S. production turbo diesel. If there were issues, that could be expected with an entirely new product.
@@northdakotaham1752 I still farm with Allis Chalmers great tractors. Really don't think any should be on the list
D17D Very good tractor D19 gas. 50+ gallons of gas a day. You couldn't afford to run the damn things.
@@robertlong7033 that inline six is really smooth however. And the governor on mine works really well. The diesel I am still working on getting it running. Two inches of tar in the bottom of the fuel tank.
I have the impression you work in that domain so there must be truth in it. . But as far as I know we had no problems on any Ford (2000,3000, 4000, 5000, 6000 and 7000) nor on Massy 135 165 and 185 in Europe. The only trouble shooters with loanworkers I know was the New Holland combines and John Deere tractors. NH bailers also kept on running. We had a bunch of Fords running. So tell ya, I was a lot oon New Holland combines. First we had that small Clayson. In fact a prototype of a combine. Then some American came to Zedelgem and took that factory over. It was then called NH-Clayson. Then it became NH. On these series once harvesting weath above 18 degrees of moist meant slow picking bro cuz those combines tend to stuck pretty fast. Maybe that is the reson when driving them in at night some belts should be replaced/.. I had an old Ford Dexta and drove is generously during 10 years, once changed the oil. It went and went and went buddy.
Well that’s something!
@@timeunitytime yep
Please know I disagree with 95% of what you said. The other 5 % I don’t have enough knowledge to have an opinion.
Yes Yes Yes. Agree.
I have run many brands of tractors and my biggest complaint is on Case tractors which have really poor brakes going back many years. Allis Chalmers D series lack of synronized gears so changing gears requires you to nearly stop the tractor dead. Unlike Ford which you can shift on the go much like a truck transmission....plus top speed of well over 20 mph. Never a fan of narrow front tractors although I have several.
Haha sounds like you’ve handled a bunch.
Deutz fahr air filters lids are so shity to put back on
I suspect he's thinking of 6000 not 5000 !........also I had a IH 574....loved it...wish i still had it....
Oh come on man, feels like you picked 10 random tractors that you just happened to see online or something lol
Mate if it gets stuck in gear you just rock it and the first 4 and the 6 one are rong
The author has 80% false information as to the D17 - the issues it had were not even mentioned. We have no idea what they are talking about on most issues and I worked for AC. The series IV D17 was one if the best ever produced. None came "standard with 3 point hitch" - it was always a selection on the order sheet. The prior to IV did not even have the option of a 3 point hitch. Anyone can make a slick video evidently.
What utter rubbish, I’ve operated both Ford & MF tractors away back as a teenager and I’ve never faulted any problems with engine or gearbox , in fact the MF-165 is a great tractor & so is the Ford 000 series tractors I own a 7000 and never had any problems with it ,
This would have been interesting if you hadn't used some damn robbot to do the talking cause I can't hear shit when the words blend together like some damn rapper on speed.
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This guy doesn't know shit about what he's talking we never had an overheat problem on the H's and M's because of an antifreeze filter what did not exist for him
WOW seem like to me all tractor is the worst. i live on a farm where we only use case IH... i haven't had any of the problems this video said..i strongly believe most of his finding are kinda of a lie
I understand why you put something with a Perkins diesel engine 🤮
a question. A Ford Boomer is that all modern technology or is that more silmple than an ordinary NH.
Ford select o speed transmissions were junk from the factory
Tell us you know nothing about tractors without telling us you know nothing about tractors
Rubbish, no mention of the tractor that killed IH, then add the Farmall H. I saw nothing but good tractors.
This is pure bunk :(
T4 new hollands indeed have some problems with hard shifting, BUT other than that your talking rubish
Dude , you really need to do your homework before spouting this rubbish, ford 5000 and MF165 are 2 of the most reliable tractors ever built , same as the case ih 785
more like the 10 best tractor ever
and I also never understood why Americans drive without a cab. Can you imagine in winter?
Cabs really never arrived in the U.S. until the early 70's and at that point they were quite primitive most times without air conditioning and sometimes no heat.
@@northdakotaham1752 man that must be cold and windy. Good to get sick.
@@decnijfkris3706 Working in the fields in the 60's and 70's without a cab you were either cooking hot or freezing cold. In the cold weather you just had to wear warm clothing. Hot weather you got a sunburn!
@@northdakotaham1752 don't tell me brother. I had a cab on my Fordson but that was aftermarket you know. G mais in the morning freeze baby.All farmers in my town had cabs on their Fordsm sometims you could see coming a snowman driving by and that face brrrrr
Worst tractors ever built lol. I guess according to this Video evry tractor is shit
pretty evident that you know nothing about tractors
if you look at list most tractors are american
this screams quality
This is clickbait every comment adds to numbers of views and comments regardless if u agree or not.
The most inaccurate depiction of tractors models and pure nonsense having not even a hint of anything about any of these tractors problems 😆 the blind leading the blind
amen brother
Hope you liked our effort????? What effort? Do you even know what a tractor is? You started with the 5000 Ford. One of the most dependable tractors ever built most of what you said was pure BS. Then the Farmall H Not Case-Ih. And again you have no clue. All I heard was stupidity. Then Allis-Chalmers D series and Oliver 1650 along with others. Where's John Deere? They made a couple of the worst. Nope, I didn't like your NON effort! You don't have a clue.
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Shush im not listening i like them
Haha. Nice try Time Unity.
Clearly you have no expertise in this subject.
The channel is either AI, or a Chinese bot account.