My father had a truck just like yours and it was the same make, year and color in and out. The only difference is that my father had a cattle rack on his. Every Tuesday and Thursday, he would truck cattle to the Empire Livestock Marketing facility in our area where local farmers could sell their cull animals. They would call the house to let him or whoever answered the phone, what and how many they had to send the following week. When I saw your son sitting there in the passenger seat with you, it reminded me of how I used to ride along with my father on his cattle routes. So many good memories. Thank you Alan! I was waiting for you to pull that two-speed rear end knob up and kick it into high range! 😀
My dad had this truck a FORD 600 of 1963, i remember with so much feels, good memories and bad times, but for my , this truck is very special, my father work heavy for his family, from the year 1975 until 1991, in Lima Perú, difficults times, thank you very much for sharing this amazing truck. congratulations
HAHA! As a John Deere guy, I still think your comment about the junk in the garage was pretty funny! It goes both ways... Hoping to see videos of the tractor pull! Great content as always!
You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your family, lol. Crops are green, and tractors are red. I'm almost caught up on all of your videos. God Bless.
Watching ur videos just brings so many memories of when I was a lot younger working on the farm and seeing the older equipment still being used just hits it home good to see old school still making it happen god bless u and ur family
That's a very handy truck. It earns its keep, a good hauler. That John Deere B is handy too I learned to take hay on one just like it when I was 6 years old. Easy to find gears and that hand clutch worked good for a little kid.
i had a 63 f100 and a 66 f600 were both great trucks that was when ford could build a truck and we had 5 inches of rain last friday in one thunder storm in South Carolina wish i could send some your way
wow you bring back memories. I started working on the railway driving a 14 foot stake International. The route I worked and build up over a year and a half I needed a bigger truck. They gave me a brand new 1966 Ford cab over V8 gas with a 4 speed and 2 speed spliter shift with a 20 foot overseas container box on it. I used to fill that too. Thanks for the video.
I was so happy that you finally decided to have a merchandise store. I bought something the first day. I received my hat and shirt I'm a very Happy fan. Keep the videos coming love your farm
Can't beat the sound of those old two cylinders. Can't wait to hear it pullin'. Seems pretty healthy, in great shape too. Love your videos. Best regards from Indiana.
My dad told a story one time of he and his cousins putting land plaster on peanuts with John Deere B's with duster boxes. They were running the field pretty fast and a bee stung one of the cousins on the elbow causing him to shove the throttle all the way forward. He hit a bump in the field and broke all the hoppers off. They told all sorts of crazy stories about running those tractors... God Bless!
Worked for an old neighbor back in the summer 1978 he had 66 like that straight six four speed two range 45 mile an hour downhill with a tailwind that was tops that's all you got out of her had a flat bed in the winch on it some of the tricks I saw that old boy pulls that track with amaze you. It had a winch on it we pulled a 40 ft House trailer and the house trailer moving truck with that winch and that whole thing one time had to tie it to a tree across the road from the trailer to get it to work whole Frank let that clutch out put his foot on the gas and all things start to snort pretty quick the front end of that little truck tractor lifted up in the air in the trailer come out of the spot with the giant sucking noise it worked. We rebuilt the motor in it that summer I remember helping him take it out pulled apart and put a new crank in it new bearings rings and pistons that was quite a truck I used to take it from northwestern Pennsylvania down into Maryland someplace and pick up bulldozer tracks for a local coal company from a company down in Maryland that rebuilt them for them they always had a corset down there being worked on every time they were set out Frankie go get them and it was funny and people were up in their mid seventies they crawling that truck and get down there swap out of those tracks spend the night and head back. You always tell me well no work tomorrow boy I got to go to Baltimore there they go sure was big fan of those two old people.
Great to see y’all back on TH-cam!! Wish I had that 66 ford dump on my place. Guarantee none of the trucks made today will be around in 55 years. All that electronic and computerized crap that’s needed to make them run will be long obsolete by then. Got a JD B, 50, 70 and 720 on my place but my blood runs IH red.
You better watch out, havin that green thing in your shop will bring the property value down. Of course, that's the perfect spot for an ol johnny popper, cause if it aint red, leave it in the shed!
Great video as always. If the truck gave you too much trouble to keep going you could always cut the frame behind the cab, build a hitch and use the tractor to pull it. I have 2 trailers like that here. Hope you can film some of the tractor pulls.
Hey Alan good to see you again. Glad all that was keeping you off TH-cam channel was that you didn't have a whole lot going on. On that magneto just a little FYI if you're trying to sell it. Those mags at least any 4 cylinder Farmall not just limited to the BN. We had ours home for a little bit something isn't quite right with the engine so it's back at the machine shop we're probably within a few hours I have an hours running again and we want to throw a coat of paint on it when we have it cleaned up. Anyway thought that it been information on the magneto might interest you
Was starting to wonder if something happened to one of you haventseen a new vidio in a while glad to see one if you guys ever built a freestall barn you could use your own sand
Doing good, the fires are north of us, but we have quite a bit of smoke here today. We got about a half inch of rain this morning, and supposed to be more this week, so that should help.
I was wondering what engine was in your Ford dump truck. I have two F-150s with the 300 inline 6 cylinder engines with one with a carburetor and the other being fuel injected with an automatic transmission.. My older Ford has a NP435 four speed transmission and grunts and groans just like your dump truck. I always love seeing all the IHC tractors on your channel. Best Regards To All Of You From Versailles,Ky.
@@trinitydairy Several years ago, We had a Ford trucks with the 330 engine with a steel flat bed at the highway department that carried a large steel water tank. The one thing that I always thought was really neat was the F700 that had the heavy transfer case and driveshaft driven straight axle front end,with a pretty large PTO driven winch mounted on the front of the truck. . I think that this truck was from the early 1970s. We had a core drilling crew that used this truck. Whoever purchased that truck when it was auctioned off got a true gem considering all of the fairly new parts that this truck had. Like your comment about fuel economy and fuel prices - Can you imagine having to buy gas for that thing on a daily basis.
Hi Trinity i love watching your channel ,last year when you were chopping corn you showed an area in the corn were bears had been having a picnic and i was just wondering do you have wild hogs ? or do they live more south from were you are ? i watch a chap who traps hogs and removes them for farmers as they are so destructive to farm land and crops thanks regards frank in N Ireland .
We don't have any wild hogs around here, I know they are in the southern states, and I think their is some in Wisconsin, which is the bordering state, to our east.
The Ford 330 had a 4" bore, 3.25 stroke. Replaced the 292 in 1965. To my knowledge, never used in pickups, was the basic V8 in B, C, & F series, 500, 550, & 600. Competed with the Chevy 327. Distributor was on the front of the engine, handy for tune ups. Drove many of them. B was for school bus, C for cabover, F for conventional. Not sure when they quit using them.
I was going to run some sea foam through it, but I didn't have any, laying around, I probably will before I use it again. Have you had good luck with the Lucas gas treatment?
My father had a truck just like yours and it was the same make, year and color in and out. The only difference is that my father had a cattle rack on his. Every Tuesday and Thursday, he would truck cattle to the Empire Livestock Marketing facility in our area where local farmers could sell their cull animals. They would call the house to let him or whoever answered the phone, what and how many they had to send the following week. When I saw your son sitting there in the passenger seat with you, it reminded me of how I used to ride along with my father on his cattle routes. So many good memories. Thank you Alan! I was waiting for you to pull that two-speed rear end knob up and kick it into high range! 😀
Had a 66 Ford p/u. Straight 6. What a beast. Back then they really were built Ford Tough!
"whatever it (the corn) is, it's better'n' feedin' snowballs in February." Priceless!
That truck brought back memories of catching silage in a Ford dump truck just like that
My dad had this truck a FORD 600 of 1963, i remember with so much feels, good memories and bad times, but for my , this truck is very special, my father work heavy for his family, from the year 1975 until 1991, in Lima Perú, difficults times, thank you very much for sharing this amazing truck. congratulations
Nice story Juan !! They are amazing truck's 🌞
glad to see you back on it's been awhile
hopefully you will film the tractor pull would be interesting to see how ya do
Love them old 2cyl John Deere
Omg what an improvement in the shop
HAHA! As a John Deere guy, I still think your comment about the junk in the garage was pretty funny! It goes both ways... Hoping to see videos of the tractor pull! Great content as always!
You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your family, lol. Crops are green, and tractors are red. I'm almost caught up on all of your videos. God Bless.
John deere B absolutely love that tractor . Reminds me of my childhood on my grandfather's farm bailing hay in the summer
Good Evening from South Africa.
Old Ford runs like a swiss watch! All that muffler on there you could sneak into the drive in movie!!
Always good to see your kids show up to help !!
I hope you guys video the kids showing their fair projects. Takes a lot of courage to show in front of a crowd at such young ages. Love my new hat!!!!
Watching ur videos just brings so many memories of when I was a lot younger working on the farm and seeing the older equipment still being used just hits it home good to see old school still making it happen god bless u and ur family
Nice to see ya back...I got caught up on all your videos...now I gotta wait for new ones ...lol. keep up the great work God Bless! 🐮
That's a very handy truck. It earns its keep, a good hauler. That John Deere B is handy too I learned to take hay on one just like it when I was 6 years old. Easy to find gears and that hand clutch worked good for a little kid.
nice to see you have a real good tractor on your farm lol! our 200 a acer farm is worked with 2 cylinders. good luck at the pull.
Cool old truck. Thanks for sharing. Hope to see video of your tractor pull.
Making some nice memories with your son riding along I remember riding with my dad in the log truck when I was little 😊
i had a 63 f100 and a 66 f600 were both great trucks that was when ford could build a truck and we had 5 inches of rain last friday in one thunder storm in South Carolina wish i could send some your way
Sharing guys. God bless Trinity Dairy @
wow you bring back memories. I started working on the railway driving a 14 foot stake International. The route I worked and build up over a year and a half I needed a bigger truck.
They gave me a brand new 1966 Ford cab over V8 gas with a 4 speed and 2 speed spliter shift with a 20 foot overseas container box on it. I used to fill that too. Thanks for the video.
Sweet truck. Speedo works!!!!! You better watch out for those hitch hikers 🇨🇦😹
Lots of funny comments on this video . Gotta luv it
I was so happy that you finally decided to have a merchandise store. I bought something the first day. I received my hat and shirt I'm a very Happy fan. Keep the videos coming love your farm
Good video like that old Ford got my hat from y'all couple weeks ago
Love those old fords trucks really like the old ones from the 50s and 40s
That's a nice handy dump truck.
Love the power steering! (All the power you can put in it) thanks for another great video
Easy on the deere, enjoy keeping up with you guys……have a good day.
Love the windshield wipers
Sea Foam is one of the best fuel additives for old motors
Sea Foam is great stuff. Right now I'm enjoying the Lucas with top end lubricant in it... I've also used marvel in old stuff as well.
Can't beat the sound of those old two cylinders. Can't wait to hear it pullin'. Seems pretty healthy, in great shape too.
Love your videos.
Best regards from Indiana.
Glad to see you back, glad everything is going well, missed the videos! Love that old school ford dash! Shop looks great, you can start on mine next!
That looks like fun truck to drive. Can't wait to see you guys pull
My dad told a story one time of he and his cousins putting land plaster on peanuts with John Deere B's with duster boxes. They were running the field pretty fast and a bee stung one of the cousins on the elbow causing him to shove the throttle all the way forward. He hit a bump in the field and broke all the hoppers off. They told all sorts of crazy stories about running those tractors... God Bless!
Worked for an old neighbor back in the summer 1978 he had 66 like that straight six four speed two range 45 mile an hour downhill with a tailwind that was tops that's all you got out of her had a flat bed in the winch on it some of the tricks I saw that old boy pulls that track with amaze you. It had a winch on it we pulled a 40 ft House trailer and the house trailer moving truck with that winch and that whole thing one time had to tie it to a tree across the road from the trailer to get it to work whole Frank let that clutch out put his foot on the gas and all things start to snort pretty quick the front end of that little truck tractor lifted up in the air in the trailer come out of the spot with the giant sucking noise it worked. We rebuilt the motor in it that summer I remember helping him take it out pulled apart and put a new crank in it new bearings rings and pistons that was quite a truck I used to take it from northwestern Pennsylvania down into Maryland someplace and pick up bulldozer tracks for a local coal company from a company down in Maryland that rebuilt them for them they always had a corset down there being worked on every time they were set out Frankie go get them and it was funny and people were up in their mid seventies they crawling that truck and get down there swap out of those tracks spend the night and head back. You always tell me well no work tomorrow boy I got to go to Baltimore there they go sure was big fan of those two old people.
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Good job and God bless yall
Love the shots you capture, like the last scene.
Gotta Love the arm strong steering LoL
Have fun at the county fair, I have a JD like that in my shed, it belongs to my brother 🚜🇺🇸
Great video
I seen you at the tractor pull
Great to see y’all back on TH-cam!! Wish I had that 66 ford dump on my place. Guarantee none of the trucks made today will be around in 55 years. All that electronic and computerized crap that’s needed to make them run will be long obsolete by then. Got a JD B, 50, 70 and 720 on my place but my blood runs IH red.
Great video Allan I like the old truck and the John Deer is neat. Hopefully you will have some video of the fair and tractor pull 👍
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very interesting. Nice farm. I miss farm life
Thank you!
Like the old ford truck that’s a real work truck good video brother
Motor medic lead additive is what I add to my gas farmalls and Case tractor's that haven't had the heads redone. Really works great
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Hello another great episode thanks alot bty love the hat wear it everywhere. Thanks
Thank you!
A tuned B with a good muffler is a sweet sounding girl, but so is a IH H or a jubilee Ford or WD Allis.
You better watch out, havin that green thing in your shop will bring the property value down. Of course, that's the perfect spot for an ol johnny popper, cause if it aint red, leave it in the shed!
Pretty sweet dump truck. I'd like to see that 830 pull, I always wanted to put our 930 in a tractor pull but never find the time. 👍👍
Hi Allen, I like your videos
Great video as always. If the truck gave you too much trouble to keep going you could always cut the frame behind the cab, build a hitch and use the tractor to pull it. I have 2 trailers like that here. Hope you can film some of the tractor pulls.
That burping and farting machine needs love too! That 830 Case-o-matic should do well in the pull, make sure your drawbar is up to height. Good Luck!
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Might be a little late not sure how full that pond is now, but you should grab a load of that silt for the raised beds.
Hey Alan good to see you again. Glad all that was keeping you off TH-cam channel was that you didn't have a whole lot going on. On that magneto just a little FYI if you're trying to sell it. Those mags at least any 4 cylinder Farmall not just limited to the BN. We had ours home for a little bit something isn't quite right with the engine so it's back at the machine shop we're probably within a few hours I have an hours running again and we want to throw a coat of paint on it when we have it cleaned up. Anyway thought that it been information on the magneto might interest you
Thanks!
Hi Guys
Was starting to wonder if something happened to one of you haventseen a new vidio in a while glad to see one if you guys ever built a freestall barn you could use your own sand
Add more winter videos
Thanks
Phil
Working on it, anything specific you want to see?
How you gets some video of the pull that would be cool to see love that old dump truck
Back in 66 when that trk was new, i was on my way to viet nam and gas on the base was 10cents
I wasn't too far off! Thank you for your service!
Your brother looks like the dude off of Letter Kenny lol
Lol!
They could only talk!
Love that ol ford .over at our farm we have 2 old 1940s jeep willys i would love to get running
I learned how to drive in one of those jeep willys when i was around 10 years old used drive it out in the fields to go around pick up all the rocks
That john Deere b sounded good also .
Jen grew up with her Dad pulling tractors, the B is his favorite one.
@@trinitydairy thats cool on my moms side of family all had jd on my dads side of the family all had ih i like both
My 65 F600 dump truck has earned her name, "Gertie"
I’d like to see what that 1256 would do in a pull;)
I thought about bringing it, but the low end of the TA is weak.
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Rather have that truck then the junk nowadays
Please show pulling the old girls!
Definitely, that will be the next video.
Great video how are you guys doing with the fires up there
Doing good, the fires are north of us, but we have quite a bit of smoke here today. We got about a half inch of rain this morning, and supposed to be more this week, so that should help.
I was wondering what engine was in your Ford dump truck. I have two F-150s with the 300 inline 6 cylinder engines with one with a carburetor and the other being fuel injected with an automatic transmission.. My older Ford has a NP435 four speed transmission and grunts and groans just like your dump truck.
I always love seeing all the IHC tractors on your channel. Best Regards To All Of You From Versailles,Ky.
This one has a 330 V8, with the old 4speed transmission.
@@trinitydairy Several years ago, We had a Ford trucks with the 330 engine with a steel flat bed at the highway department that carried a large steel water tank.
The one thing that I always thought was really neat was the F700 that had the heavy transfer case and driveshaft driven straight axle front end,with a pretty large PTO driven winch mounted on the front of the truck.
. I think that this truck was from the early 1970s. We had a core drilling crew that used this truck. Whoever purchased that truck when it was auctioned off got a true gem considering all of the fairly new parts that this truck had. Like your comment about fuel economy and fuel prices - Can you imagine having to buy gas for that thing on a daily basis.
@@trinitydairy Looks like it has a 2 speed axle?
@@redtra236 yeah, it does but it doesn't work.
Hi Trinity i love watching your channel ,last year when you were chopping corn you showed an area in the corn were bears had been having a picnic and i was just wondering do you have wild hogs ? or do they live more south from were you are ? i watch a chap who traps hogs and removes them for farmers as they are so destructive to farm land and crops thanks regards frank in N Ireland .
We don't have any wild hogs around here, I know they are in the southern states, and I think their is some in Wisconsin, which is the bordering state, to our east.
@@trinitydairy Thank you for speedy answer .
66 Ford f600 wow that's 55 years old and it's still runs and moves that's impressive. What she got for a motor 460?
She's got a 330.
Never heard of a 330 before?
I don't know much about them, but it's ran good for me.
Well I would think it's a big block not a small block take a picture of it I'd love to see that old motor.
The Ford 330 had a 4" bore, 3.25 stroke. Replaced the 292 in 1965. To my knowledge, never used in pickups, was the basic V8 in B, C, & F series, 500, 550, & 600. Competed with the Chevy 327. Distributor was on the front of the engine, handy for tune ups. Drove many of them. B was for school bus, C for cabover, F for conventional. Not sure when they quit using them.
I was waiting for the junk but all it was, was a Deere. I guess they are not junk. Wrong color though lol
Do you put any gas additive in the F600 being it sit so long in between uses I use Lucus gas treatment
I was going to run some sea foam through it, but I didn't have any, laying around, I probably will before I use it again. Have you had good luck with the Lucas gas treatment?
@@trinitydairy I have a snowblower that I could only start with electric start after using Lucus for awhile it would start with one pull of the rope
After you get so you can handle that jonh deere maybe you could move up to a wd 45 allis chalmers maybe not sure
I almost bought one of them a couple years ago.
I like the D series too, the D21 is my favorite.
Yeah, I know how that is! I'm 36 and I don't have that much either. Lol!
My 66 f600 has the six and man will it rack the pipes
I own a 1952 John Deere B
This is a 1952 also.
@@trinitydairy cool mine has a three point hitch and is a all fuel
Gn
I have a funny feeling the truck doesn't have power steering.
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What's that to the left at around 16:46 or so? They looked like tombstones.
Those are from a hay shed that used to be there.
@@trinitydairy Good to know. :)
Their is no down below any more .
Are these trucks deisel?
Nope
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I just want to know why these trucks are so tough
They're FORDS....
We're you don't run the old truck much, try to get ethenol free gas and put stable in it. Sure keeps them running better.