In the 60s, 70s, equipment dealers would have open houses in January - February. Hot dogs burgers coffee, etc, and reps from the tractor corporate would have discussions with questions and answers after showing these promotional videos. I really enjoyed these videos, Ethan. Thank you.
I loved the whites I was in high school and worked at a white dealership putting equipment together and running whites in the field , my very first white in the field was a 4-150, I sure miss those days , but I do however have a 4-150 that I purchased a couple years ago that I take the the local antique machinery show every August, that's it's one long trip of the year , thanks for the video Ethan
Man I appreciate these videos and content you put up. Makes me wish I had more time to film like I used to. But I’m farming with old equipment and busy with a full time job. But like I said. Keep it up buddy. Glad your doing this for the TH-cam community, and keeping the Oliver/white spirit alive.
I knew an older man who was an amazing mechanic on white equipment. He died several years ago. But he always loved the older equipment. Amazing videos. Thanks for being a farmer.
Love these promo vids. As a kid, a friend of ours had john deere videos from the 50s we watched a lot. Enjoyed every minute of them. Now dad and I have a collection going from john deere, International, to allis chalmers. Very cool to see the old equipment brand new and at work. This is my first time seeing the White's.
So cool seeing this. I grew up in potato country. It was Oliver everywhere then White since the farmers to keep cost down, got together and bought an Oliver dealership. Smart thinking imo.
I get sad when I watch these, as a child of the 80s it's hard to keep the hope alive knowing the difference between now and then. I refuse to become a victim of administration's and society actions but things are pretty grim compared to then. It's what we make of it I spose.
That is a pretty cool config on the 2-88! I always liked later (rarer to see) open stations. We have a Case IH 2096 at the farm I work for that's open station. I really like running that tractor. The ole J.I. Case designed powershift is a little funky, but it's a fun machine to run overall.
Love these old Promo Videos. Thank you very much. Enjoy watching you. Do you have any Promo videos of your 4-150? Love seeing you work Ground with it. Hope to see you restore it in future. There are a Few around my area in ohio still working. Have a Friend that is all White/Oliver/ AGCO /Massey & they have 2 White 4x4s.
Really nice video! I've had a 1986 White 2-110 for 5 years now and I love it. It's a great tractor. (Video on my channel if you're interested). Thank you for sharing this video. I appreciate it. By the way - all my life I had a full-time job and farmed as well. Everyone asked me how I got it done, and my answer was that you always find ways to get done those things you love to do.
I really enjoy these types of videos. Makes me sad a bit though to think about how business was conducted back then compared to now- lots of small dealers are gone, not as many equipment brochures and advertisements handed out, and do manufacturers even make cool promotional videos like this anymore?
It was a fun time. You didn't have to call a dealer every week to check the computer malfunctions. I laughed when the video said "fill 58 gal. fuel for all day work" with federal mandates on engines 58gal. wouldn't last 3 hrs. The 80s were a fun time to farm so were most of the 90s. Then big brother got involved were they had no business and as usual it turned to s^&+.
I was in the Navy when White Tractors were being fielded. No experience with them, but from what i've read White did not do well with them even though many Oliver parts were in them. Never was a fan of idiot lights, believe in gauges, so would not have liked some of the White operators stations.
@@Oliver66FarmBoy My wording didn't reflect my thinking. It was while I was in the Navy that White start branding the Olivers with the White logo. I only knew about Olivers while on the farm, had no idea that White had purchased Oliver; thus never heard of a White. When I came home from the Navy my brother had the farm, so I did not go back to farming and was ignorant of White equipment.
As nice as those tractors were its too bad they could not do a better job to execute sales and cover the customer base that MM and Oliver had. My Farm was always IH but we had many neighbors who ran the MM or oliver brands that went to Deere or Ford New Holland. Now in the current day they are trying to grab some share with the fendt line
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In the 60s, 70s, equipment dealers would have open houses in January - February. Hot dogs burgers coffee, etc, and reps from the tractor corporate would have discussions with questions and answers after showing these promotional videos. I really enjoyed these videos, Ethan. Thank you.
Now you can barely get them to answer the phone.
I loved the whites I was in high school and worked at a white dealership putting equipment together and running whites in the field , my very first white in the field was a 4-150, I sure miss those days , but I do however have a 4-150 that I purchased a couple years ago that I take the the local antique machinery show every August, that's it's one long trip of the year , thanks for the video Ethan
Man I appreciate these videos and content you put up. Makes me wish I had more time to film like I used to. But I’m farming with old equipment and busy with a full time job. But like I said. Keep it up buddy. Glad your doing this for the TH-cam community, and keeping the Oliver/white spirit alive.
I’m farming with old equipment and have a full time job. I still get everything done.
Good video I enjoyed it. I think that White and Allis Chalmers were the best Tractors ever built.
I honestly think the 2-110 is one of the best tractors ever made, I love my whites and Oliver’s for sure
White and Oliver was so innovative.
Massey Ferguson and White were great tractors in the later 70s and early 80s...
I knew an older man who was an amazing mechanic on white equipment. He died several years ago. But he always loved the older equipment. Amazing videos. Thanks for being a farmer.
Love these promo vids. As a kid, a friend of ours had john deere videos from the 50s we watched a lot. Enjoyed every minute of them. Now dad and I have a collection going from john deere, International, to allis chalmers. Very cool to see the old equipment brand new and at work. This is my first time seeing the White's.
Have a 2-110 and the advertising on fuel economy is spot on. Goes forever on a tank of fuel.
354s are hard to beat for fuel economy.
Really cool video, I love these old promo films. Makes ya miss how stuff was
Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed both vidios.
Thanks for sharing Ethan!
So cool seeing this. I grew up in potato country. It was Oliver everywhere then White since the farmers to keep cost down, got together and bought an Oliver dealership. Smart thinking imo.
The 2-110 seemed "cramped" in the 4wd configuration, then again, I think they all did back in the day. Love these video's.
Thanks for sharing! Love those classic WHITES! What a time in farm equipment history.
Yep
We had a 2-110 with fwa till we had a barn fire. Still miss that tractor
These bring back memories. Used to watch all of grandpa's promo videos to see the tractors working. Same sound track for all of them I think.
To bad you still don’t have them
This was in the 80's They were probably thrown out long ago.
Very cool, thanks for another video!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for another great video
Thanks
I get sad when I watch these, as a child of the 80s it's hard to keep the hope alive knowing the difference between now and then. I refuse to become a victim of administration's and society actions but things are pretty grim compared to then. It's what we make of it I spose.
Uhhh, things were pretty grim in the 80s too
@nellsonstout7001 the 80s and 90s were footloose and fancy free compared to the future of now, that's with childhood innocence accounted for.
Very cool video brings back good memories
@@PAYNEKILLER.. it was pretty grim if you were involved in ag I mean
Farming in the 80’s sucked! finically speaking.
Love my 2-135 series 3
Fun to watch for sure!
Way to go, way to share.... field boss.
Awesome! Announcer sounds like Casey Kasem.
We will never know.
That is a pretty cool config on the 2-88! I always liked later (rarer to see) open stations. We have a Case IH 2096 at the farm I work for that's open station. I really like running that tractor. The ole J.I. Case designed powershift is a little funky, but it's a fun machine to run overall.
I know where there is one that’s open station no ROPS.
Love these old Promo Videos. Thank you very much. Enjoy watching you. Do you have any Promo videos of your 4-150? Love seeing you work Ground with it. Hope to see you restore it in future. There are a Few around my area in ohio still working. Have a Friend that is all White/Oliver/ AGCO /Massey & they have 2 White 4x4s.
Had a neighbor that bought a new 110 that was a nice tractor
I have a 2-110 and it's buy far one of the best and handiest and fuel efficient tractors i own
They were a good size tractor.
Good one again Farm Boy
Thanks
That 2-88 must been in sand to pull that chisel plow. I know they were tough tractor but thats alot of plow in my neck of the woods!
Depends on what points he was running.
Really nice video! I've had a 1986 White 2-110 for 5 years now and I love it. It's a great tractor. (Video on my channel if you're interested). Thank you for sharing this video. I appreciate it. By the way - all my life I had a full-time job and farmed as well. Everyone asked me how I got it done, and my answer was that you always find ways to get done those things you love to do.
Dollar for dollar still the best valued tractors there are.
I really enjoy these types of videos. Makes me sad a bit though to think about how business was conducted back then compared to now- lots of small dealers are gone, not as many equipment brochures and advertisements handed out, and do manufacturers even make cool promotional videos like this anymore?
Not as many as they used to.
Like the videos
Field Boss!
is this the footage for that auction find you got if it is good work man
Sad how there's no competition no more if buying machinery
It was a fun time. You didn't have to call a dealer every week to check the computer malfunctions.
I laughed when the video said "fill 58 gal. fuel for all day work" with federal mandates on engines 58gal. wouldn't last 3 hrs. The 80s were a fun time to farm so were most of the 90s. Then big brother got involved were they had no business and as usual it turned to s^&+.
That's right if your not cheating your not winning
What brand engine were in these tractors
Perkin Diesel
6.354 and T6.354 perkins.
I was in the Navy when White Tractors were being fielded. No experience with them, but from what i've read White did not do well with them even though many Oliver parts were in them. Never was a fan of idiot lights, believe in gauges, so would not have liked some of the White operators stations.
Didn’t know white made military tractors.
@@Oliver66FarmBoy My wording didn't reflect my thinking. It was while I was in the Navy that White start branding the Olivers with the White logo. I only knew about Olivers while on the farm, had no idea that White had purchased Oliver; thus never heard of a White. When I came home from the Navy my brother had the farm, so I did not go back to farming and was ignorant of White equipment.
As nice as those tractors were its too bad they could not do a better job to execute sales and cover the customer base that MM and Oliver had. My Farm was always IH but we had many neighbors who ran the MM or oliver brands that went to Deere or Ford New Holland. Now in the current day they are trying to grab some share with the fendt line
Consolidating the brands was their first mistake.