My grandparents bought their 3588 brand new in 1981 and later added a 3788 to the fleet. In our area the 3588's are now used for haying tractors, because they are so cheap on fuel.
"Do you wanna drive?", that's a silly question there Dad. 🤣🤣🤣 Yep, I too was disappointed back when IH was bought out by that big company. ☹ Thanks for the ride along. Take care.
Rhett did a good job. I've never operated a 2+2. I don't know why they scrapped the 2+2. Case IH ultimately went back the Steiger design like the 4366. In the 1980s, the 2+2 6388, 6588, and 6788 outsold the Steiger design 7388, 7588, and 7788 big time. Those tractors are extremely rare. A lot have never heard of the 7388, 7588, and 7788 which replaced the 4386, 4586, and 4786 respectively.
Your son did a good job driving that tractor. Thanks for making the video I enjoyed seeing it.🙂☕
I was 16 when I first drove a 3588 back in 80 when it was. New my fav tractor
My grandparents bought their 3588 brand new in 1981 and later added a 3788 to the fleet. In our area the 3588's are now used for haying tractors, because they are so cheap on fuel.
He did so good. Rhett is the man!
"Do you wanna drive?", that's a silly question there Dad. 🤣🤣🤣 Yep, I too was disappointed back when IH was bought out by that big company. ☹ Thanks for the ride along. Take care.
yeah we had to go over away from all the people . lol
Looks like he's got it down!
Now that's Big Red Power!
Rhett did a good job. I've never operated a 2+2. I don't know why they scrapped the 2+2. Case IH ultimately went back the Steiger design like the 4366. In the 1980s, the 2+2 6388, 6588, and 6788 outsold the Steiger design 7388, 7588, and 7788 big time. Those tractors are extremely rare. A lot have never heard of the 7388, 7588, and 7788 which replaced the 4386, 4586, and 4786 respectively.
A the good old days
I seen you pull off at the 100 years of progress good job man
Hey , Thanks for watching . Next time catch up with me always nice to meet up and talk face to face.
@@farmall51 alright I'll be there next year I haven't missed but one year going to that place it would be nice to talk
18000 pds of fun
Rhett done a fine job driving that monster
Front axle on that 35 is a Japanese axle
The front axle is from the Hough division. Same one that was on the front end loader or skidders .