International 3788 2+2 "Anteater" Planting Soybeans in Iowa
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Big Tractor Power heads out to a North East Iowa field with a 170 pto horse power International 3788 2+2 tractor and AGCO WHITE 8516 CFS 16 row planter planting soybeans. This is a stand out and unique planting combination mixing a classic tractor and modern day bulk fill planter. The International 2+2 tractor was introduced in 1979 offering a front forward engine design and rear articulated cab. The International 2+2 has been nick named the Anteater in North America and the Snoopy in Europe because of the nose it has where the engine is mounted. The international 3788 2+2 was built in Rock Island, IL at the IH Formal tractor plant from 1980-1981. Just over 2,400 3788 tractors were built. The AGCO WHITE 8516 CFS planter being pulled by the IH 3788 tractor is planting soybeans. AGCO offered the 8516 from 2003-2013 and it can plant corn, soybeans, milo, popcorn, sugar beats and winter wheat. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Aussie farmer here. We call them Snoopy's. I've never operated one, but a guy down the road had one and was still using it as his primary tractor till he sold up 10 years ago. I missed out on buying it at his sale. Damn.
The 2+2 tractors are so beautiful....them the MM articulated and the john deere 6030 are my absolute favorites
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One of my favorites. A classic tractor well maintained. Thank's for your many miles traveling to film this International 3788 2+2 tractor.
I have a 6588...the newer version of the 3588. It doesn't get a huge amount of use but I bought it simply because I wanted one. I do use it on the manure spreader in the winter and it'll go through snow like crazy. In the spring as long as you keep your speed up, it practically floats over mud. Someday I hope to restore it to like new condition even though it's pretty nice as it is.
Is that it in your profile pic?
Great tractor and with the light bar on top I bet it lights up the night.
That would be neat to see.
The first time i saw one of these was early 80's in North Dakota when i moved to Wisconsin i worked for a farmer that had one and i knifed in liquid manure with it. I always thought they looked ugly now i am happy to see one working. Thank you BTP.
Very cool. What model did the farmer run?
Modern farming with "old school" IH tractor,well done
It’s a cool combination.
I also had a 3588 IH here in South Africa we used to call them Pinocchios here in South Africa because of there long noses.The most advanced tracktor of its time.
Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Very cool history. Thank you for sharing.
A beautiful tractor and corn planter. A beautiful day in a beautiful state. This farmer is a lucky man.
One of the Best Planters on the Market with a very Nice IH Tractor.
These were unique but interest in tractors. I believe though this is first one I've seen with duals. Nice to see it.
My neighbor back home in Northern MN has one and I grew up riding along in it
Very fun tractor to drive. Great weight balance. With duals you did have to watch that your front tires didn't hit the rear tires when making sharp turns as I learned from experience
Yes duals on the front were frowned on by IH until the 7288/7488 came out.
Yep, I rubbed em together also. This is the best tractor, would put her against any Deere any day.
This thing is worth a fortune today! Still going for over 100k last of the IH babies
Hahahaaaa no it’s not. Those are 7288 and 7488s
We had a 3588 was a great tractor for pulling Auger cart, or disk. Also used it for hipping.
2+2s are so cool. I know a guy who ran a smaller one, his first major purchase as a farmer. He loved that thing. I’m using one now in Farming Simulator 22, a 7488.
This tractor is pure' gold!!!! + awesome video :)
What a nice combination! Really really nice!
Outstanding report, much enjoyed all the description, history you gave. Nice drone and ground shots
Buster Ranch, northwest of Paris, Tx, has one that they use, from time to time, for haying and pasture reconditioning.
Very cool. It would be neat seeing a 2+2 putting up hay.
our 3588 2+2 has been tuned and now it toys with our big baler
Great video as always!!! This goes to show that heritage iron can STILL do the job it is asked to do.
Wow what a great IH anteater and a awesome combination with that new and old style paired together overall a real nice set up there and another great big tractor power video too
Thank you for watching. I am a 2+2 fan. This was a neat combination to get to see.
This is an extraordinary video with this tractor, they are so scares I believe, thank you very much for loading this one, very special
Thanks for this info Nelson, I like the look of it, very unique I believe a good tractor it's a shame that used wrong, thanks again for the information
Cool Combination
My Dad & Demo’d one on our farm about 35 years ago. We were impressed with the tractor but ended up buying a 86 series 2wd of comparable HP.
The tractor has the nickname Snoopy in Australia too. I never see one in person, I've only seen pictures of one in magazines and posters on the wall in our local Case dealership, they have a toy model of one too.
It’s a neat tractor. They were a big seller in the early 80’s.
Love have this combination on my farm sowing wheat, also adding to my toy collection.👍
very very nice video as any time. nice that you had some time to film in iowa. awsome to see the great ih 3588 in field today.👍👍👍
Them was a one of a kind tractor thanks for sharing Jason
You do some very good quality videos. Thank you! I enjoyed this on especially.
Nice video, great combination! thanks for posting! :-)
Another homerun !! Great looking combination
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you BTP for another great video
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
over in Australia, we call these tractors a 'Snoopy', because of its long nose
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Very nice find
Great video, love the snoopy
Thank you for watching.
Nice snoopy 👍👍👍
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Love this set up
Once again, thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Love it !!
Awesome video, we have a 3388 on our farm that is used on a 15 foot no-till drill in the spring and grain cart in the fall, it has the DT-436 in it that has been turned up to about 170hp. I think it would be awesome if case ih did a new “throw back” model 2+2.
Very cool set up.
What a beast🔥
Excellent.
Thank You for Your movies
Thank you for watching.
Great video Jason, spent many hours in 1 2+2 or another
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it.
Very nive video with drone view
Case IH should reintroduce the 2+2 as a rubber track version for that mid-range 150-300 hp rowcrop tractors.
That would be neat to see.
Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
Thank you for watching. This was a fun find.
Thanks again
Thank you for watching.
Awesome!
It is a cool set up.
Man that is one cool tractor
It is one of my favorites.
I guess it is the square noses on those bad boys all of those tractors from around then look good to me plus I am pretty sure that is one of the last hurrahs from IH before the Case merger
Man, that's some beautiful country...///
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What a beauty 😍
It sure is. I was glad to be able to share it.
Real nice!!
It’s a nice set up for sure.
Nice
Remember seeing a 3588 2 PLUS 2 at 1979 Washington County,NY fair
Very cool. They were popular on NY dairy farms. The very first 3588 was sold to Ken Benson in Avon, NY.
Hermoso international👍💪
It was a great brand.
Nice toy show in that town too
Yes it is.
this snoopy!!!!!
Cool Tractor the rear section looks like it came off of any of the 86 and then they design the front section to it
That is exactly what it is.
I've seen 2 in Minnesota in my 25 years of being alive.
I've seen more than that.
my grandpa's cousin has one. and i intend on trying to get it if he doesnt want it anymore
Good. Thanks. :)
Thank you for watching. The Anteater tractors are always neat to see.
Good video👍 hard to believe in the long history of Internationals this is one of only two tractors, large all-wheel drives, that they built themselves. The 4100 series 4156/4166, and this one. All the others were built by Steiger. They use the case 9400 series when they first emerged. Since then it's been Case International Steiger.
Man I love your videos!! And this one of my favorite tractors of all times, but why was it and the other tractor's in this series produced such a short time and never continued? And why didn't this design catch on?
One of the best yet!!....how do you find these?...people get in touch with you or you drive all over hoping to find something??
It was a great design, could have used an improved hinge area and front axle, I believe the super 70 series accomplished this.
2 + 2 is in really nice shape...didn't the tractor feature a bellows type engine shield where the tractor articulates?...congrats on 70k
It sure did have a plastic cowling on the articulation joint when it was new. Unfortunately many today have lost the cowling.
CaseIH needs to bring back the 2+2
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I have a 3588 I use for custom baleing
I Like! I Like! I Like!
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it.
We own one an never heard of a 4 so power shift in one. Cause the 3788 was a 3sp transmission
Not a great seller during its year's but still nice to see them out working and seeing these giants are gone but not forgotten
I have always liked the 2+2. I remember seeing the new at the local IH dealer. I am always looking to film one.
@@bigtractorpower you ever feature a scale version of that on toy tractor time's?
Why don't manufacturers use this kind of style anymore because being back at where the work is going on sounds like a great idea
The 2+2 was really a mfwd type of tractor than a 4wd. In 1979 most row crop tractors were 2wd. By 1984 many were fwa and the fwa design became standard by the 90’s and the 2+2 faded away. Case IH had experimental 2+2 designs with the 7140 and MX270 but the projects never made it into production.
bigtractorpower Interesting! Thanks for the reply!
In Sweden, we call it "Myrsloken", which means anteater. So, in Sweden we call in "Anteater", just in the Swedish language
I wonder if IH or any of the companies that make loaders thought of making one for the 2+2? We had a 3388 on our farm.
I think Leon May have had a loader for a 2+2. I have seen a Leon Loader on a Case 1470TK, Massey 1805 and a Challenger 55.
Just found this video. you just don't see these 2+2s much any more. The popularity of the Front assist I think is why Case didn't continue the 2+2 line, but wouldn't a 71 series Magnum version have been an awesome tractor. With the newer cab, Cummins engine, and higher capacity Hydraulics.
A 2+2 is a harder find these days. It was an early front forward design tractor. This one was a neat find.
We also used it on our pull type combine ,but it was a bit under powered.
That is a neat combination. What model combine was it paired with?
It was the international rotary pull type , I forget the number though , then we got newer version of pull type,with the 7140 magnum tractor, with all the gears it was more suited for the combine.Then we settled with the 1688 combine which was a great machine
Awesome tractor💪🏻
What does 2+2 stand for?
I think the double wheels but I have no idea
I’d give my left, uh, lil toe, yea, I’ll go w lil toe,, for that tractor 🚜
Is this Shawn leytems rig? I have a neighbor with with a 2+2 set up a whole lot like this one and I think it might be his.
Yes it is. Nice, and seemingly hard working folks. I took all the video here, it is a very cool combination, and I really appreciated them being alright with me filming it. I was able to visit with John the most, and enjoyed talking to him.
Small world, he is a great guy
I have always heard that you could not run duals on the front because the tires would hit. It that true or is he is careful when turning.
Duals were not recommended for the front. At the time you would could the warranty when it was new. It’s not really a big deal 40 years later.
There are steel blocks that can be mounted in the pivot area to limit how much the tractor can pivot so the tires don't hit each other. I only have duals on the rear axle on mine. I was told the front differential isn't strong enough for duals
That tractor looks awesome👌🏻 What does 2+2 mean?
2+2 was a marketing term that indicated it was a 2wd row crop tractor in the back placing the cab behind the articulation joint for easy view of row crop 3pt mounted implements. Plus is was a 4wd driven tractor up front. These were sold at a time when most 180 hp tractors were just 2wd and a fwa axle was quite uncommon.
What is the row spacing /
30 inch
12gpm hydraulic pump?
How is it running a center fill planter
It looked like there was a PTO driven pump on the planter. Yes the small hydraulic capacity was a major shortcoming on the IH tractors of this era. There was an upgrade to a 16 gpm pump available but this didn't help much.
I am not sure. It has to have some enhancement as modem day planters require a tremendous amount of hydraulic capacity. Even late 1990’s and early 2000’s models struggle with modern planters.
Simon's in farley Iowa?
No. This was toward Worthington.
Welcome! You're in God's Country. I loved those tracotrs when I was a kid. Always wanted the toy version but mom & dad wouldn't buy one for me...
I was in the same boat. My friend had a 2+2 and I wanted one so bad but I had a JD 8630.
If the old girl can still get the job done why not keep it right.
My grandfather's first tractors is an open station J I Case 870 and he is still using it.
who needs a payment attachted to something to get the job done? not me.
too right man.
IH did not recommand to put dual wheels on the front on these models...
They did not but many people have added duals over the years.
Yeah, because in tight turns the front and rear wheels would rub on each other.
watch sam taylor ih 3588 on you tube sam taylor tractor
Bigtractorpower, in Australia they use 60 foot combine heads. Why are we not using those size heads for harvesting here in the USA?
Well I would say two reasons. #1 the yield. What is the yield bet acre of wheat in Australia. I want to say I have heard 15 bu. Per acre. So if there is 1,000 acres of wheat here it takes several thousand acres in Australia to match the return. Wheat here in Western Kentucky yields normally around 90 to 100 bu. That would be allot for a 60 ft head. #2 the fields are not flat here and at this time 45ft is about as wide as a flexible header can be right now to cover the terrain.
Ah ha.
@@bigtractorpower . well said Sir.
Surprised he had enough hydraulic capacity for the planter
Looks like it had a PTO driven hydraulics for the planter.
We had the 3588 here in Saskatchewan in the early 80s.Worked well but there popularity soon faded.There still a few around these parts but not as nice of shape as the one in the video.
It is harder and harder to find a nice looking 2+2 in the field.
How much price of this tractor
Today around $10,000 to $20,000 depending on its condition. Maybe less if it needs allot of repair.
My neighbor owns a 3788.
Wants $5000 for it
What kind of shape is it in?
Not bad. It's been sitting in the barn for years but the paint is faded. Runs great though
Lo se por que tenemos un international 784
Definitely ih's ugliest tractors running. Just saying.
One of my all time favorites. They were pretty cool when they were new.
bigtractorpower I'm a Deere guy so I'm just nitpicking. Haha to each is own, right?
Umm it’s not a case duh
Jamie Givens Sorry. My bad. I'll correct it.
Mackenzie owen don’t worry about it dork
Junk pulling junk.
Snotnose Tom I see you there. I've driven both John Deere and Case. Cases is so junky I wonder why they still sell.
Your comment is junk.
Tom I have to ask what brand do you like? This set up was doing a great job for the farm and as a tractor fan I thought it was pretty cool to see.
Snotnose Tom im sure you like that green trash
You mean Oliver?