Top 10 Vintage crawler tractors
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- come join this is Angie goes over the top 10 crawler tractors picked by the subscribers of this channel let's find out which ones they thought were the best crazy-d-equipment.creator-spr...
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I'm so glad that the Case 310 got HM(although it should have been on the list). My uncle had one that he used for making camp roads, driveways, and town road repairs. A great little work horse. A favorite of small grounds work contractors up in Maine.
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Glad to see Case get the honorable mention.
My Grandad had a Case crawler, (don t remember the model, year may have been late 50s/early 60s, it was gas powered and the headlights were incorporated into the body above the grill.) anyhoo, "Pa" used it for logging, clearing land and other farm related work. He gave it to my Dad, who repaired the drive assembly and used it for logging, farm work, dug a pond, and digging what became the basement of our home. In addition, the crawler was used as a pusher while a D-9 CAT pulled our old house on logs to the back 40 of our property. Most of this was done in the late 70s/early-mid 80s, so my memories are kinda fuzzy but fond ones. Especially when Dad would let me work the levers n drive. To me it was a real life Tonka Toy. 😁
I do remember we kept it til 84/85, then sold it. I remember being a bit sad when it left. Sadly, I don t know what became of it. It was pretty worn, but it did good work for us.
Glad to see that the case 310 models got an honorable mention. I myself still have the original owner's manual parts manual for a 310 model g with the power angling blade and then we also had another 310 model can't remember exactly what one but it had the 6-way blade on it but the motor went out on that so now it's a glorified parts machine. I am in the process as we speak of restoring it I got it from my dad a few years ago after he passed
I was raised on a small farm in West Virginia, The old equipment brings back lots of good memories.
Hi, Folks.
Not a bad list, although the first few look like a sales brochure for Oliver Cletrac and there are some missing from this list that I would consider somewhat more worthy of a place in such a list than some of those listed. But I'm not a subscriber to the channel so I don't get a vote.
Also, some of the 'technical details' are a bit 'off'. F'rinstance, the International TD24 had planetary gear steering rather than hydraulic. The Caterpillar D8 is STILL in production although somewhat different in appearance these days and its horsepower by 1965 was up to 270 hp but with a different engine. The last D8 to use the D13000 engine was the 13A series which ran from 1953 to 1955.
Some of the images shown are NOT of the tractors being spoken about at the time of their showing.
Does bring back some good memories though. Thanks for sharing.
Just my 0.02.
You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
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I enjoy these top 10 lists..Please keep em comin!!
That's ok, but Caterpillar is hard to do. D8s and D9s are still being built today. The D8 went through a lot of changes from 1935-1965. The D-13000 engine was used from 1935-55, and then the newer D-342 was used, and in 1965 it was up to 235 horsepower. Transmissions also changed. There were 5 speed manuals, 6 speed manuals and then 3 speed manuals with a torque converter, and a 3 speed power shift. All in that time period. The only D8 that had the 6 speed manual is the D8H and D8K series equipped as such (Most were powershift) and the rest had fewer gears. Most of the D9 pictures are D9Gs and they were built in the 1960s and 70s and they put out 385 horsepower. To correctly represent Caterpillar, you must just do one series of D8, such as the 2U series, 14A series, D8H, etc.
Hi Angie thanks for the cool video
Great video, thank you for making this!
Good stuff! Some of those have scarce production numbers.
Good stuff. My grandfather got interested in crawlers after my grandparents drove to California in 1936 watching the crawlers work. He took a lot of pictures. Eaglegards...
I know nothing about tractors/farming even after living in Wyoming for a time. But the car wizard sent me and i have enjoyed learning and watching👍
Did case make a loader track machine with pro on the rear. Thanks
Actually Cletrac (Cleveland Tractor Company) didn't become part of Oliver until 1944.
Awesome 👌 🆒️ video 📹.!
Thank you!
Hi there!
We recently bought a woodlot, and in the tree line of the adjoining lot is a 310. I have not yet contacted the owner, but what are some particular things I should look for with 310’s? It looks like it has been sitting a LOOOONG time.
Thanks for any advice you can provide - I am a newbie to this whole tractor thing (escaped to America from inner-city-decay after 47 years of concrete) and recently acquired a 1962 430 Case diesel. But a crawler with a blade would be a great addition - IF it works…
THANK YOU!
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can you help us find parts for our BTD20 bulldozer with a Rolls Royce engine. we are looking for a second hand electrical startmotor and a diesel fuel pump, new or second hand. we are a couple living in Suriname, South America. We like to be in contact with someone who give us this information. we hope to hear from someone soon and are enjoying your videos in the meantime.
Let me do some research and see what I can find
@@CrazyDEquipment ok. thank you. looking forward to your findings
Blizzard of 78 we had to get plowed out by the neighbors D8... Back then I thought that thing is a real beast... He ended up doing the whole township with it because the snowplows could not do it.
That's funny you talk about the Blizzard of 78 I just watched a documentary on TH-cam last night about the Blizzard of 78
@@CrazyDEquipment People round here were using the second story windows to get out of their house... All the roads were just one dozer blade wide with walls of snow on both sides 15ft high in spots.
In 1960s D 8s were about 200 hp
Mr. Goodpliers, here on TH-cam just posted a video with some tractors in it, if you find out the location please let me know. I'm interested in the trucks in the videos...
Yeah there was a couple things in that video I was interested in to I messaged him earlier this morning I'm waiting to hear back
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I love his channel, but I've let him know that I was interested in some things, and I would never hear back. I always made it clear I never expected anything for nothing...my name @gmail.com...
@@joeschlotthauer840 well I have a direct line to him I text him this morning and if I don't hear anything by him this evening I will call him
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Well hey thanks, I hope he hooks you up, and if he's uninterested, maybe you can hook me up...
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Can you recommend a tractor for under $4000 that could use a 2 bottom blow and other crop attachments that is used for 3 acres
I am starting a small potato farm in Colorado
There's a video compact tractors for under $5,000 there's a bunch of suggestions in that one that would work for you and then there's a video equipment that you'll need which would kind of cover all that for you too
@@CrazyDEquipment thank you I’ll watch them and thanks for the great content to watch in my free time
Can you help me find parts for my 1220 Massey Ferguson? I am looking forward to the plastic that holds the dash assembly but haven’t had any luck finding it
Let me do some digging and see what I can find
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That D8 is the ugliest tractor I've ever seen!!!
They went through a lot of changes over the years.
Should look at a cat 60 or 75. They look like they were assembled by a junk yard mechanic. D8 is vastly better looking.
Thank you!