The last tractor bought for my families farm before it was sold was a new 3388. I used it many times including driving on public roads at age 12 without any accidents. It sure felt bigger than the 986 we had. We had an IH 5 bottom plow and bought the kit to add another bottom to made it a 6 bottom.
Once again, great information on the equipment. I look forward to you making these, I've really enjoyed them. I thought that video footage looked familiar. I'm glad Jake shared it with you for this purpose. Stay safe.
Great video as always, We farm with a IH 735 5-18 with auto reset bottoms and it ALWAYS does a good job (plowing and making drainage ditches after we get done plowing).
I remember those I was like 15 years old when that come out still a good tractor to the day technology in farming is mind-blowing thanks for the awesome video my friend
I know that this video was done a little while back but man that 2+2 IH tractor was an interesting looking and operating tractor. I wish I could see one in person. That's an example of what could have been if International Harvester had better finances and better farm economy back in the mid 1980s.
Later, Case tested Magnum with 2+2 design, and one of them still exists in one of Case IH facillity. Consumers were interested the new 2+2 tractor, but Case never put them into production. More about this is in book "Red 4WD tractors" by Lee Klancher.
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Spent many hours driving one of those, it was a great tractor.
One of internationals finest tractors. My uncle had a 2+2 it was ahead of the times.
Really like the info at the end. It was hectic time in the 80's
She's a real beaut. Nice clean lines and that definitive 80's look. Haven't seen one of these in years.
This was a real treat, thank you.
The last tractor bought for my families farm before it was sold was a new 3388. I used it many times including driving on public roads at age 12 without any accidents. It sure felt bigger than the 986 we had. We had an IH 5 bottom plow and bought the kit to add another bottom to made it a 6 bottom.
Great video, I always thought the 7288 was one of the coolest articulated tractors. It has such a unique profile.
Once again, great information on the equipment. I look forward to you making these, I've really enjoyed them. I thought that video footage looked familiar. I'm glad Jake shared it with you for this purpose. Stay safe.
Good job BTP and Jake! Thanks for sharing!
Great video as always, We farm with a IH 735 5-18 with auto reset bottoms and it ALWAYS does a good job (plowing and making drainage ditches after we get done plowing).
I remember those I was like 15 years old when that come out still a good tractor to the day technology in farming is mind-blowing thanks for the awesome video my friend
Beautifull international!!👍👍👍
Awesome Video. I enjoy all of them. Thanks for filming
Good work with the specs on it. Info like that on rare tractors is hard to come by
I know that this video was done a little while back but man that 2+2 IH tractor was an interesting looking and operating tractor. I wish I could see one in person. That's an example of what could have been if International Harvester had better finances and better farm economy back in the mid 1980s.
Later, Case tested Magnum with 2+2 design, and one of them still exists in one of Case IH facillity. Consumers were interested the new 2+2 tractor, but Case never put them into production. More about this is in book "Red 4WD tractors" by Lee Klancher.
I love the information on some of these tractors very interesting
nice video love your videos watched quite a few of them thank you very much
I like the drone shots
I’ve always liked the look of the international 2+2 tractors