My favorite tractor was the Minneapolis Moline G1000. I grew up on a small family farm in Southwestern North Dakota, where we had cattle, hogs and small grains. I've always had an interest in Minneapolis Moline tractors mainly because they weren't very common in my area. Perhaps you could do a video on the history of Minneapolis Moline. The most impressive part of this video was the condition of all these tractors, the owners obviously took very good care of them, they were clean and the paint on all of them was still in excellent condition considering alot of these tractors were 30 years old. I tip my hat to these farmers!
@Vaughn Farms Limousin Sorry it took so long to reply, but we didn't have MM tractors. Like I said they weren't very common in my area. I only remember one farmer who had a G900, I believe he had purchased new in '71 or '72.
Wow that is cool. Josh did a great job filming. I like your set up. That is the first time I have seen a packer teamed with a packer. Thank you for having Josh out.
You said that you hoped that we enjoyed your video. Well, I most definitely did & I have no preference. I liked all of the big tractors & equipment. Keep up the great work, with your videos.
You made my day that the first tractor was a FORD! 21 was just a green CAT. 20 was a ford imposer! 19 wasa JD period! 18 was a white! 17 was an oliver, i have a grandson called oliver 16 is a Rome, you know what they say "when in rome"! 15 is an ACco! really? 14 is a MF really? 13 is another JD I'm over thiss oh theres another ford!
There is just something to be said about a farmer that plants and or does tillage with an open station tractor. They always get my respect. Like the old timers I still see around here doing tillage with an open station. With an umbrella to keep the sun off of them
David brown 1200 selectamatic or David brown 1490 hydrostatic. The 1200 I first learnt to plough with a lemkin 3 furrow reversible followed by the 1490 with a 4 furrow reversible. I like the two wheel drive tractors for their manoeuvrability. I also drove stier and Same drago 4wd tractors. I think I may have drove roadless and county 4wd. But by then we started to use crawler's.
I just love when farmers and contractors use tractors and equipment of the same brand. I don't work as either, but i do go for New Holland, so i would personally choose New Holland seeders and the lot as I'm loyal to that brand. I csn operate any brand. As I'm loyal to New Holland, I'm obviously also loyal to Ford and Fiat, and as a matter of fact, a Fiat 110-90 tractor was the first tractor i operated out on a field.
I gotta say the Ford/versatile. I am a total Versatile girl. in smaller tractors I love the 4440 ect johndeer. Because i never got the opertunity to drive one I still would love to drive a Big 1150 series versatile. we had a 835and later on got a 975. I spent so many hours in them. and so miss the time i sat driving for hours
I’d like to see a 7810 with a IVT transmission on your channel. One made for the American market. Some say they were never made for our market. But I know there’s at least one. I seen the build sheet (pictures) and the final destination was here in the states.
I would love to see a Ford 9700. We have one, but it’s turned up to about 150 hp and we love it so much. This tractor has 12000 hours in it and it had not much work done to it. So I would love to see this tractor.
Really enjoy your videos. In 2022 it would be neat to see one about Claas Xerion or Axion Models, or even a Claas Lexion 8900 combine. Also, the Massey Ferguson 8740S would be a great one. Thank you for all of your efforts.
My favorites are the Case 4690 , the Allis Chalmers 190 and the white work horse. Yeah I know, I'm from the old school lol. Thanks for the video though, it's nice to see a mixture of brands and different erras of models because we all have our own different likes.
When planting corn or any multi-rowed crop, such as a corn planter that plants 24 rows at a time, how do they get lined up to start the next pass before dropping the planter down. I worked on a farm as a kid and during junior college and I seem to recall planting 4 rows at a time. In those days you had a marker that kept one from straying to far off the previous pass. In those days I spent quite a bit of time on a John Deer 42 'B' with a manual lift cultivator and it was essential that the rows were straight and didn't stray from one pass to the next. You also cultivated such that you followed the planting passes otherwise you could tear up a row if you straddled two passes. Of course we did not use weed killer in those days. You cultivated corn. Wheat and oats depended on getting the seed beds prepared properly and on time such that the grain crop out-competed the weeds. No-till planting was in its infancy in those days plus many farmer only milked 30 to 35 cows so no one could afford the equipment or rental cost for weed killer plus in those days the fertilizer was mostly manure from the animals. The guy I worked for was very particular and liked his rows straight and orderly. If you cultivated at the proper speed, once the corn got up enough so it didn't get covered during cultivation, the cultivator threw the dirt over the weeds in and around the plants and the plants thrived and the weeds died. During the first cultivation the planter was equipped with removable shields that prevented covering the corn so you could run a little faster. The 'faster" is relative and it took quite a long time to get the field cultivated. I spent many hours on that old John Deer and felt great satisfaction at keeping a corn field looking weed free during the summer. I also put on a pretty good right arm as the cultivator had to be lifted manually at the end of the rows with a lever mounted on the right axle as I recall. Always enjoy your videos of farm equipment. I apologize for forgetting to give you a "thumbs up" on each video. I will try to do a better job of showing my appreciation. Happy New Year. Live long and prosper. An Old Farm Kid from the 50s and 60s. Don Peterson
Thank you. I remember the row marker and cultivation days well. It’s interesting a 24 row now folds up for transports and is only 4 rows wide going down the road. All the modern machines rely on auto steer and GPS positioning. The tractor so steers across the field and no longer needs the row marker. The sprayer uses the same guidance line and follows the rows perfectly. With round up ready corn it’s very rare these days to actually see a Rowcrop cultivator in the field. I just made a video that follows a modern day farm from planting to harvest it is posted at th-cam.com/video/htb0WEdQQT8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. They all are my favorite. I wanted to be a farmer growing up in the 70’s my uncles said no there is no money in this industry the government keeps us broken. Find another job live with less live a different lifestyle. I listen to them as a young person. I missed my calling again. When my cousin Rose Ann died at 13 it changed me too she would have been a FFA member because she loved farming with her dad too. Female farmer from the 60’s. Now all the farms are gone. I just get to dream watching your videos. Later.
Thank you for watching. I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s as well. It was a great time in farming and tractors. Unfortunately an expensive unstuffy to start a new operation.
Hi Jason, some great content here! We've been trying to reach out to you about licensing some of your content for use on a brand new TV production we're working on. It'd be great to speak to you further.
We put a transmission in one of those Ford Versatile tractors when I worked at the AGCO dealer. It took three of us to get it out. We had to use a cherry picker and lift it out though the cab door!
@@bigtractorpower it was definitely a big job and quite dangerous. One guy had to be underneath and two on top. There wasn’t much clearance to get it out. Someone could have easily gotten crushed but we took our time.
What is the situation like in America, do most farmers have new tractors or mostly old tractors? In Germany the farmers always have new tractors that they can then demonstrate at the farmers demonstrations, and they can show they are rich, there are almost only new Fendt and John Deere.
Hope you and yours have a happy new year! We were able to pick up an International 4366 a little over a month ago and hope to have it field ready by this fall! Have you covered one of those machines? I don’t think I’ve seen one on your channel.
Number 18 i think was the White farm tractor, brother the backgeound was perfect for that video. I have enjoyed every video you made in 2021 and am looking forward to your work in 2022. Keep it up please. We need a little calm in this otherwise crazy world right now!
Thanks again for all of the videos ! I’ve been a lifelong tractor fan and our family has a long farming history ! My dad went from the model T Ford era through modern day tractors and farm equipment. Your videos give a great look at the history of farming and farm machinery !
It always amazes about the generation of farmers that saw the first tractors come to the farm and were then deciding weather to go to high horse power row crop tractors and articulated 4wds by the 1970’s.
My grandfather had a 185 White exactly like the one in the video for almost 25 years from 1989 until he traded it for a Case IH Magnum 340 in I think 2012 or 2013 always brings back memories whenever I see a 185 White
@@bigtractorpower I actually got to see it run across the fence from us in 2005 or 06. My dad and where really scratching our heads when we first seen it. As far as I know the owner still have it. Love the channel btw!
You do a great job with the videos. I like the data you have added. I know you do a lot of filming in western Kentucky. I sure hope you weren't affected too much by the terrible tornadoes last month. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for a great year you do such a great job of highlighting both the old and new!!!!! does the 9260 not articulate maybe you could do a video on that model. happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loved seeing the ford 9600. Family had a dairy we sold around 88, I would have been around 8 years old. I remember going out with my dad and taking a nap on the floor board, I must have been really young. I know driving a John Deere cab tractors as a teenager there wasn’t much room on the floorboard of a tractor. Thanks for bringing back the memories
I enjoyed the john Deere 8760, it was my very first 4wd articulated tractor pulling a 60ft prickle chian I ever drove @ the age of 15. I would like to see some John Deere 8970's with wide tyres, my dad used drive them pulling a 60ft Alfarm air seeder with shears that were held on by the marloo clip & a 60ft prickle chian behind it.
you do a great job but i wish you would show more big red tractors bought my first one in 1958 and still use it almost every day was i-h first direct start diesel 350
I Love Seeing the Mighty Orange Tractors...and would Love to see a Allis Chalmers 220 for the 2022 count down.. I enjoyed this video like always thanks for sharing
Any idea if there's the Cameco tractor from the 1980's still around?, They were yellow. In articulateds I love the look of the 1970's red and silver Massey Fergusons which were a nice design. Cameco is another nice designed machine from a era of no plastic fancy shaped panels, just simple steel shaped by hand almost and lots of imagination.
I loved the Massey Ferguson 4900. We had a 4880.
The 4000 series Masseys are solid machines.
My favorite tractor was the Minneapolis Moline G1000. I grew up on a small family farm in Southwestern North Dakota, where we had cattle, hogs and small grains. I've always had an interest in Minneapolis Moline tractors mainly because they weren't very common in my area. Perhaps you could do a video on the history of Minneapolis Moline. The most impressive part of this video was the condition of all these tractors, the owners obviously took very good care of them, they were clean and the paint on all of them was still in excellent condition considering alot of these tractors were 30 years old. I tip my hat to these farmers!
I have an all MM farm filmed I plan to feature their corn growing season 😁
@Vaughn Farms Limousin Sorry it took so long to reply, but we didn't have MM tractors. Like I said they weren't very common in my area. I only remember one farmer who had a G900, I believe he had purchased new in '71 or '72.
Loved seeing White and Allis represented!!
The Deutz Allis was a nice touch too.
Massey 4900 was awesome! Some day I'd like to get 4000 series.
Nice 👍 That is a sharp 9260 case ih
My favorite is Massey Ferguson tractor number 14
The 4900 is on the rare side. It is not a common model to see from the 4000 series. It was neat to film this one.
Favourite was the case 4690. HNY from Ireland Jason.
It was a cool view seeing it chop corn. They were built for tillage and pto work.
I would love to see a Case IH 4994
You and me both. That one is on my top 10 wish list of things to find. Cool tractor.
Great video Jason! Happy new year to you and all BTP fans. An 8700 S series Massey would be cool to see
I have an 8732S on the way next spring 😁👍
@@bigtractorpower awesome! You are the man
I’m a little partial in my pick which was the 8760 drilling beans it was me 😂 I watch your videos quite often and can’t believe I made it into one
Wow that is cool. Josh did a great job filming. I like your set up. That is the first time I have seen a packer teamed with a packer. Thank you for having Josh out.
You said that you hoped that we enjoyed your video. Well, I most definitely did & I have no preference. I liked all of the big tractors & equipment. Keep up the great work, with your videos.
Great video! I will watch this one many times. I liked them all but the Oliver with the V8 was really cool.Thank you and Happy New Year!
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You made my day that the first tractor was a FORD! 21 was just a green CAT. 20 was a ford imposer! 19 wasa JD period! 18 was a white! 17 was an oliver, i have a grandson called oliver 16 is a Rome, you know what they say "when in rome"! 15 is an ACco! really? 14 is a MF really? 13 is another JD I'm over thiss oh theres another ford!
Great vídeo Jason.
There is just something to be said about a farmer that plants and or does tillage with an open station tractor. They always get my respect. Like the old timers I still see around here doing tillage with an open station. With an umbrella to keep the sun off of them
Loved the video!! Great work!! Happy New Year and 2022!! My favorite was the John Deere's
David brown 1200 selectamatic or David brown 1490 hydrostatic. The 1200 I first learnt to plough with a lemkin 3 furrow reversible followed by the 1490 with a 4 furrow reversible. I like the two wheel drive tractors for their manoeuvrability. I also drove stier and Same drago 4wd tractors. I think I may have drove roadless and county 4wd. But by then we started to use crawler's.
I just love when farmers and contractors use tractors and equipment of the same brand. I don't work as either, but i do go for New Holland, so i would personally choose New Holland seeders and the lot as I'm loyal to that brand. I csn operate any brand. As I'm loyal to New Holland, I'm obviously also loyal to Ford and Fiat, and as a matter of fact, a Fiat 110-90 tractor was the first tractor i operated out on a field.
If you want to film a new 8S.265 Massey Ferguson I'm supposed to be getting mine mid summer. Can't to see this new series in North America
I gotta say the Ford/versatile. I am a total Versatile girl. in smaller tractors I love the 4440 ect johndeer. Because i never got the opertunity to drive one I still would love to drive a Big 1150 series versatile. we had a 835and later on got a 975. I spent so many hours in them. and so miss the time i sat driving for hours
I’d like to see a 7810 with a IVT transmission on your channel. One made for the American market. Some say they were never made for our market. But I know there’s at least one. I seen the build sheet (pictures) and the final destination was here in the states.
I would love to see a Ford 9700. We have one, but it’s turned up to about 150 hp and we love it so much. This tractor has 12000 hours in it and it had not much work done to it. So I would love to see this tractor.
Oliver .. also like the Ford/Versatile(don't like the blue paint, like the red with just Ford logo)
Like seeing anything WHITE or Allis.
That narrow front Allis plowing is nice.
I would like to see more of the JI Case tractors. I did not farm but had a Case 970 myself
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Really enjoy your videos. In 2022 it would be neat to see one about Claas Xerion or Axion Models, or even a Claas Lexion 8900 combine. Also, the Massey Ferguson 8740S would be a great one. Thank you for all of your efforts.
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My favorites are the Case 4690 , the Allis Chalmers 190 and the white work horse. Yeah I know, I'm from the old school lol. Thanks for the video though, it's nice to see a mixture of brands and different erras of models because we all have our own different likes.
They are definitely stand out tractors. The 70s and 80s were a great period in tractor advancements.
Great video, Oliver is my favorite.
BTP have a happy new years, and keep up the videos.
I hope for more blue color videos 😉 happy New Year
That's a very diversified list; little off everything on it. I like it ‼️
The Sound of those Ford 96's will be my all time favorite tractor engine sound.
I am a big 9000/8000 fan. They are very cool tractors.
I enjoyed seeing the Deutz-Allis 9170 and the Ford Versatile 1156. They were all cool tho. Happy New Year BTP
Enjoyed them all.
When planting corn or any multi-rowed crop, such as a corn planter that plants 24 rows at a time, how do they get lined up to start the next pass before dropping the planter down. I worked on a farm as a kid and during junior college and I seem to recall planting 4 rows at a time. In those days you had a marker that kept one from straying to far off the previous pass. In those days I spent quite a bit of time on a John Deer 42 'B' with a manual lift cultivator and it was essential that the rows were straight and didn't stray from one pass to the next. You also cultivated such that you followed the planting passes otherwise you could tear up a row if you straddled two passes. Of course we did not use weed killer in those days. You cultivated corn. Wheat and oats depended on getting the seed beds prepared properly and on time such that the grain crop out-competed the weeds. No-till planting was in its infancy in those days plus many farmer only milked 30 to 35 cows so no one could afford the equipment or rental cost for weed killer plus in those days the fertilizer was mostly manure from the animals. The guy I worked for was very particular and liked his rows straight and orderly. If you cultivated at the proper speed, once the corn got up enough so it didn't get covered during cultivation, the cultivator threw the dirt over the weeds in and around the plants and the plants thrived and the weeds died. During the first cultivation the planter was equipped with removable shields that prevented covering the corn so you could run a little faster. The 'faster" is relative and it took quite a long time to get the field cultivated. I spent many hours on that old John Deer and felt great satisfaction at keeping a corn field looking weed free during the summer. I also put on a pretty good right arm as the cultivator had to be lifted manually at the end of the rows with a lever mounted on the right axle as I recall.
Always enjoy your videos of farm equipment. I apologize for forgetting to give you a "thumbs up" on each video. I will try to do a better job of showing my appreciation.
Happy New Year.
Live long and prosper.
An Old Farm Kid from the 50s and 60s.
Don Peterson
Thank you. I remember the row marker and cultivation days well. It’s interesting a 24 row now folds up for transports and is only 4 rows wide going down the road. All the modern machines rely on auto steer and GPS positioning. The tractor so steers across the field and no longer needs the row marker. The sprayer uses the same guidance line and follows the rows perfectly. With round up ready corn it’s very rare these days to actually see a Rowcrop cultivator in the field. I just made a video that follows a modern day farm from planting to harvest it is posted at th-cam.com/video/htb0WEdQQT8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. They all are my favorite. I wanted to be a farmer growing up in the 70’s my uncles said no there is no money in this industry the government keeps us broken. Find another job live with less live a different lifestyle. I listen to them as a young person. I missed my calling again. When my cousin Rose Ann died at 13 it changed me too she would have been a FFA member because she loved farming with her dad too. Female farmer from the 60’s. Now all the farms are gone. I just get to dream watching your videos. Later.
Thank you for watching. I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s as well. It was a great time in farming and tractors. Unfortunately an expensive unstuffy to start a new operation.
The iconic JD 3020 and 4020. Especially if u could find them working together on the same farm
That would be neat. I have a very interesting 3020 to share next wheat harvest.
Deutz Alis is basicly an engine with wheels and cab.
I enjoyed seeing the John Deere 9RX but would like to see the Massey Ferguson V8 row crop tractors. Happy new year!
The 2805, 2775 and 1150 Masseys are all on my filming wish list. Very cool tractors.
I gess he did not want to pick big bud 16v 747
Hi Jason, some great content here! We've been trying to reach out to you about licensing some of your content for use on a brand new TV production we're working on. It'd be great to speak to you further.
Please email me at toytractortimes@gmail.com
I want to see the big bud 16v 747. Featured
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We put a transmission in one of those Ford Versatile tractors when I worked at the AGCO dealer. It took three of us to get it out. We had to use a cherry picker and lift it out though the cab door!
Wow that is frustrating way to have to do it.
@@bigtractorpower it was definitely a big job and quite dangerous. One guy had to be underneath and two on top. There wasn’t much clearance to get it out. Someone could have easily gotten crushed but we took our time.
What is the situation like in America, do most farmers have new tractors or mostly old tractors? In Germany the farmers always have new tractors that they can then demonstrate at the farmers demonstrations, and they can show they are rich, there are almost only new Fendt and John Deere.
There is a mix of new and classic here. Some have all new others run a mix of new and older and some are all classics. I enjoy seeing them all.
i would love to see the BIG BUDS OF THE WELKER FARMS in action.
Me too. I would like to feature their KT-525 some time.
I’m a Deere fan but I loved that Allis 190XT with the tricycle front.
It is a cool tractor.
The ford versatile and case new holland
That Steiger is nice.
Hope you and yours have a happy new year! We were able to pick up an International 4366 a little over a month ago and hope to have it field ready by this fall! Have you covered one of those machines? I don’t think I’ve seen one on your channel.
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Another great video its hard to think you upload a video from your home PC and can be viewed from all over the world
HAPPY NEW YEAR....FROM ENGLAND UK
Number 18 i think was the White farm tractor, brother the backgeound was perfect for that video. I have enjoyed every video you made in 2021 and am looking forward to your work in 2022. Keep it up please. We need a little calm in this otherwise crazy world right now!
The ford versatile the best tractor on earth
Thanks again for all of the videos ! I’ve been a lifelong tractor fan and our family has a long farming history ! My dad went from the model T Ford era through modern day tractors and farm equipment. Your videos give a great look at the history of farming and farm machinery !
It always amazes about the generation of farmers that saw the first tractors come to the farm and were then deciding weather to go to high horse power row crop tractors and articulated 4wds by the 1970’s.
Love your work! Keep it up
I really like the 195 and 185 whites. Just not something we see all the time.
My grandfather had a 185 White exactly like the one in the video for almost 25 years from 1989 until he traded it for a Case IH Magnum 340 in I think 2012 or 2013 always brings back memories whenever I see a 185 White
You should try to find the Massey 860 Phoenix custom harvester special. One one of them made I believe and I think it’s in northeast Kansas
That would be very cool to feature. I have only come across pictures of them when they were new so far.
@@bigtractorpower I actually got to see it run across the fence from us in 2005 or 06. My dad and where really scratching our heads when we first seen it. As far as I know the owner still have it. Love the channel btw!
Jason you forgot de ford tw30
Goog stuff BTP! Happy New Years!
Happy New Year.
Happy new year big tractor
Would be fine to pull with JD
Favorite was 1156 would like to see an Erickson tractor. Also like 8850 with the kinze rebuild
You do a great job with the videos. I like the data you have added. I know you do a lot of filming in western Kentucky. I sure hope you weren't affected too much by the terrible tornadoes last month. Thanks for sharing.
Also like the big ford!
thanks for a great year you do such a great job of highlighting both the old and new!!!!! does the 9260 not articulate maybe you could do a video on that model. happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’d like to see some antique tractors like some farmall M jd 720 of that vintage working. Happy New Year, always enjoy your videos.
FORD 4 WHEEL DRIVE!!!!! Wish I had one. John T.
The FORD 1156 is a solid tractor. 😁👍
Loved seeing the ford 9600. Family had a dairy we sold around 88, I would have been around 8 years old. I remember going out with my dad and taking a nap on the floor board, I must have been really young. I know driving a John Deere cab tractors as a teenager there wasn’t much room on the floorboard of a tractor. Thanks for bringing back the memories
195 work horse White
The versatile nemesis
We had a moline z u302 Oliver’s 1655 1755. John Deere 2950 fwd with loader. I had a case 3688 with a reman 466 engine.
I enjoyed the john Deere 8760, it was my very first 4wd articulated tractor pulling a 60ft prickle chian I ever drove @ the age of 15. I would like to see some John Deere 8970's with wide tyres, my dad used drive them pulling a 60ft Alfarm air seeder with shears that were held on by the marloo clip & a 60ft prickle chian behind it.
Lots of nice tractors. I liked the 4760 Hesston baler. I've spent many happy afternoons pulling one of those...
I've run a John Deere 8770 with a 48 ft John Deere 1060 Field Cultivator.
Nice video😉👍 Thank you for your awesome videos this year, hopefully we will see many more in 2022👍😁
Happy new year to you and your family, stay safe👍
The case IH stx line of tractors would be awesome to see here to
Hopefully some of the early STX Steigers will turn up to film this year.
I liked the 5288 and white and Oliver tractors. Happy New Friend!
Great video as always I will love to see the New Holland history!! Thanks blessings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
I liked numbers; 9, 12, 17, and 18!
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you do a great job but i wish you would show more big red tractors bought my first one in 1958 and still use it almost every day was i-h first direct start diesel 350
Sure alot of cool tractors especially cuz ya have ones from 100hp all the way to big 4wd
Happy New Year.
Happy New Year.
Thank you for all the videos. I really enjoy them. Happy new year and many blessings.
For me the 2+2 really good tractor 🚜🚜🚜🚜
I agree. I like them allot.
Love watching the big dogs bark. Thanks for the video and Happy New Year Jason
I know outcome and its gonna be Versatile
Yes. Just 20 other interesting tractors I between.
Happy New Year Jason, thanks for all you're videos during 2021 and wishing you a prosperous and SAFE 2022.
What a great video toend the year. Happy New Year BTP and family. My favorite tractor was all of them, but the big Ford at the end was special.
Nice video. Like the Oliver 2255 , G1000 Vista.
I Love Seeing the Mighty Orange Tractors...and would Love to see a Allis Chalmers 220 for the 2022 count down.. I enjoyed this video like always thanks for sharing
I have some 4W220 videos on BTP. It’s a cool tractor. I know a farmer with a 4W220 and two 4W305s.
Happy New Year Jason & BTP. Really appreciate your videos
Very nice selection of tractors, agree with no 1, that is a huge, beautiful and rare, thanks for the videos in 2021
Thank you Jan. It was a great year for tractors.
Wonderful watching all these tractors my favorite are the big john deere tractors got to love john deere
Love seeing that big blue power!
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Best video yet 👍I like variety
It is fun looking back at all the tractors filmed this year. It was hard to pick just 21.
Love the Rome! So simple looking but such a heavy hitter. Missed seeing the AC Super Beast
Well done sod buster happy new year to you
Happy New Year.
Any idea if there's the Cameco tractor from the 1980's still around?, They were yellow.
In articulateds I love the look of the 1970's red and silver Massey Fergusons which were a nice design.
Cameco is another nice designed machine from a era of no plastic fancy shaped panels, just simple steel shaped by hand almost and lots of imagination.
They are not. John Deere acquired Cameco in 1998 for its sugar harvester line. The Cameco 4wds came to an end shortly after. I would like to film one.
@@bigtractorpower Yes I love the look of them. They are designed and fabricated by people not designed and made by help of computer.
Another amazing tractor video
Thank you for watching.
that 9600 was a good looking tractor
😁👍👍. One of my favorites.