Would You Buy a New Farmall Compact Tractor???
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Important question what is the hood and engine side panels made of?
If only they started producing exact reproductions of these machines, built to last without all the useless technology.
Useless… You mean like hydrostatic transmissions, 4 wheel drive, loaders, cabs with heat and air…?
@@brandoncrimmins6296 I have a John Deere 310 1981, never a hiccup, brand new tractor with all the bells and whistles, computer issues.
@@roncougar1 what kind of “computer issues”? I have a few old tractors and they’re ok for what they are. But I sure would love 4 wheel drive and air conditioning…
@@brandoncrimmins6296 you don't need computerized anything to get FWD, A/C or many other conveniences. Dump computers and they all will live long and prosperous working lives because you can fix it yourself on the farm.
I wish you could buy more gear drive compact tractors.@@brandoncrimmins6296
I bought a used Case d-25 and love it, this is my first tractor and it is 22 years old, however it is new to me! It works for me.
The fact that it's an LS tells me I'd buy it. It may not be "the best" but it's certainly very good and a good value. I don't make a living with my equipment so good is good enough.
When you review the compact tractors as you plan, also go over PTO and 3-point setups if they have them. Like can you hook up to that (smaller) brush hog? Two row corn planter? Cultivator (because small tires make conventional plow impossible)? How easy to remove the backhoe and put it on? Same with the front bucket and belly mowers. There's a reason the Ferguson 20/30/35 and Ford N-series tractors sold so well back in the day (half a million of each) and do A/B comparisons of Ferguson 35 (live PTO and draft control 3pt)/Ford 600s (when they got live PTO) and the modern tractors people can find. Many people went homesteading and after the initial backhoe trenches/tree stumps they will need farming tools.
Good morning Brock. When I was growing up in S.W. Pennsylvania the only tractors you saw in the fields were Farmalls. I know because a lot of them belonged to my uncles and grandfather. I think that I have mentioned that my uncle had one that he actually used that had the steel cleats on the wheels instead of rubber tires. But like you said, everything you see on the farms now is John Deere. I really haven't noticed any big Kubota tractors used on the farms. That Farmall sub compact is kinda set up like my 2007 John Deere 2305. Anyway, God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂
Thanks for the Farmall content. Keep it coming.
I grew up on a Farmall B & C. Started driving the B when I was three years old, lol. Started driving the C about a year later. Everyday after school, I’d ask my dad about going out to the farm to work. We used the B to cut hay, shred, and disc with. The C was used to shred, disc, and plow. My dad had all of the implements for the C to plow and plant with. Those were great memories.
I grew up helping farmers and ran ran C's H,M's plus any other color they had, I ran a John Deere A all the way up to a Stiger😊.I just sold my 1947 or 48 Oliver 77 to my friend (I have no way to move it to where I live and no where to store it) . Yes they all bring back good memories😊😊.
@@jeffharper7579 that is awesome. Bummer that you had to get rid of them. But there’ll be plenty of stories to tell. 😁
Thanks, nice thing about my friend buying it that if I ever get a chance to I can get it back from him, we have been friends scene junior high (1979) A we help each other out .
I have a Farmall 55c, bought it new in 2019. It is 55 hp and buuilt by LS. So is most small tractors, different brands. I love mine. I only have a 47 acre hobby farm, it serves me well
Awesome 😊 looking forward to you operating one!
I saw your video when you posted it. Still darn cool.
That looks like a good little tractor for a small property. A big improvement over a shovel anyway!
I bought a Kubota BX2680 in July of 2021....I use it quite a bit, but its saved so many hours of shoveling and raking by hand...I can mow my lawn with it if I need to as I did get the 60" mid mount mower, but I do have a lawn tractor so I tend to not mow with the Kubota. As of now I have 98 hours on it....does everything I need a little tractor for. Bought it because I only have an acre of land, so anything larger than a sub-compact tractor is just too much for the property size....I needed the use of a loader, and be able to run PTO implements occasionally...so a sub-compact tractor was the choice. Won't get into the ordeal I had with John Deere, but I knew my neighbor over the course of 30 years had 2 Kubota compact tractors, originally he had a B-Series, then stepped up to the L-Series later on as he kept expanding his gardening area....plus he would come by and roto-till everyone's garden in the spring and fall....he never had problems with them, and he never traded the B-Series machine in he kept it and used both machines. So I knew that Kubota would be a great option, and after the issues with John Deere; Kubota was my choice. I
Around November of 2021 I had driven through a smaller town about 33 miles away and saw they were opening a Massey Ferguson and Case dealership...it was built and opened in March of 2022....so I do have that option now too....however, the BX2680 ain't going anywhere, and it'll probably be the one and only tractor I'll have the rest of my life.
Case/Farmall would be great to see more videos of when you get a chance....curious as to how the tractor does as far as true lift capacity, loader functionality, etc. Maybe they'll loan you one for publicity purposes HAHA!!! Actually would be great if they did, you do a huge variety of work, so you'd really put equipment through its paces for manufacturers.
we have a 400hp case 340 magumm and 145 hp case 145 with loader and we bought a kubota l4760 47.5hp tractor with loader
So glad you made a case video I’ve been waiting on this! I just purchased a 2020 Case Farmall 40A with 575 hours and I love it! I would love if you would do a video on the 40 hp I want to learn all I can about them
I’m gonna try, if my local dealer has one
When you mentioned about the price difference between this Case/Farmall/IH and the John Deere 1025, it made me think of how it could work in the customer's advantage when bundling with attachments.
I love the case. I have an LS MT 125 and it is a beast.
I have an old 1965 Massey Ferguson 55 horse 180 a beast . I love the Perkins diesel. It is still working hard.
My grandfather used to own a 1952 wide front Massey Harris 33 when I was growing up. It wasn't a show piece but it was in good shape, he kept it painted up so it didn't rust and it ran like a top every spring. It never gave him a fuss getting it going after winter was done, it just worked. He used it for pulling trees out of the woods when I was growing up. :)
Now, if they only made them out of all steel LO.L And where you could work on them yourself. That's why we love the old original farmalls...
I wish literally any manufacturer would do that, but it’s not likely to happen
In my area we have a John Deere dealer, a CASE/Kubota dealer because they sell both and a Massey Ferguson/Kioti dealer all within 10 or 12 mile radius. Just outside of town about a mile or two away we have a New Holland dealer. So we have at least one dealer for all popular tractor offerings. As for sub-compacts I have a Massey Ferguson GC1723 E because it was in my budget compared to all other makes. Besides some minor clunky placement of some controls it's been great. According to the manufacture tag on the ROPS it says it's made by Iseki which is nice.
There are a good few farms around here that still run older CASE tractors from the 80s and 90's. One of the biggest operations in the area that owns most of the fields runs all CASE Quad Tracks as well as CASE combines. Some of the other big farms run John Deer with one of them owning a massive collection of vintage John Deer tractors that he puts on display for people to see every summer. He even has a John Deere snowmobile that he sits on the cab roof of one of the bigger tractors in the collection.
CASE and John Deere are the most popular here. But depending on which roads you travel you'll find a good mix of old FORD tractors as well as a few Massey Fergusons. They're not farmers but I've gone by some local houses a few times that have old SAME tractors sitting in their yards for keeping fields groomed. :)
Glad to see the Farmall name still out there. Many good memories!
Unfortunately in name only, they will never build any like the old one. Farmall, Oliver, Massy Ferguson, Ford ,Deere and many other's.
Interesting video. I didn't realize that LS made the current Farmall or that CNH was planning to go back to making them in house. That sounds promising. Looking forward to your video on Massey as well. The 1800M and 2800M series built by Iseki strike me as good tractors for moderate sized homesteads. Thanks!
I did my best to cover the three compact they had on display. Three very different tractors from Massey . That video is tomorrow.
Well, they are made by Iseki, my understanding is that partnership is so long and so entrenched that they may as well be made in house in terms of stability of the brand and parts availability
There are numerous Farmall H & M tractors in my area, an uncle of mine has 3 H's. And for parts for his tractors, he goes to the local Agco dealer and orders them there. My local Agco will work on any brand you own. I've seen even fairly new Kubota's taken there instead of the dealer the customer purchased them new from.
I grew up in the 1960's and we farmed with an H and an 8n Ford.
In Britain, Farmall tractors were sold as International Harvester, or McCormick. IH had factories in Bradford ( making engines at the old Jowett works, ) and in Doncaster. Everything changed when they merged with Case, and took over David Brown, moving production abroad.
Hope to see the Farmall's in action on your channel
I have a 1970 IH cub loboy 154 I just rebuilt when it was just IH they made things to good that was the problem they didn't break. IH and Case still make good equipment but it's no longer fully inhouse made in Detroit Michigan.
As a former owner of Farmall H and M as well as John Deere 4020, 4430,4630 & 4440, I would recommend test operating several different brands within the same 'class' of tractor. Our transistion from Farmall to John Deere was during John Deere's transition from the 'popin johnnies' to the New Generation models. Compared to equivalent International Farmalls, the New Generation John Deere tractors were Much eaiser to operate!!!
Please do a comparison video of this next to Deere's 1025R!
8:47 This is why i like your channel, you give an honest opinion on equipment that is around you. How does the backhoe mount to the tractor?
Add something I should’ve checked out. I saw it had a subframe, which is obviously mandatory, but I didn’t look at the removal.
You cover the fact that you dont like the three point attachment for the backhoe attachment, just was wondering if it was subframe or three point. Oh and i was at the point in the video where you were talking about the farmall compact tractor.
Looks like it has some similar features of the ls Mt 125 and the massy gc 1700 series.
I worked for a Ford tractor dealer (then Ford/NewHolland) back in the 70’s-80’s. Shibaura in Japan built the Ford compact line up to the almost 40HP range. Best tractors built at the time PERIOD! Nut and bolt, pound for pound better then Kubota and Yanmar/John Deere. I don’t know why the relationship ended (with Shibaura), I was no longer involved in the tractor business. Shibaura is still in business in Japan. Bringing those tractors back (or even using the tooling) would be smart. There is so much that plays into importing from other countries (tariffs, US dollar value, trade regulations etc., etc,) Building here would be smart in the long run.
What about “McCormick” tractors? Is that brand still around?
The first tractor you ever drove was a farrmal cub cadet
Hello from NE Kansas. Nice looking tractor, but I will stay with my Massey Ferguson GC1720 TLB. MF GC series tractors still have the highest ratings in all categories. Thats why everybody but them green boys try to copy off of them.
Thanks Brock I will be waiting for my new farmall 😂
Kinda looks like a Mahindra... anyway Farmall back in the day was top notch... I still see many of them running perfectly... and yes why all the electronics for an industrial application these days ( I know the answer)? They sell it as it lowers emissions and saves fuel... but for a truck driver or farmer it's just another thing to break... and really how much fuel/emissions is being saved... it is not worth the breakdowns.
Morning, I believe that all of Case/New Holland compact tractors are still made by LS.
It would be interesting if they started building their own but I would suspect it would be to assemble their own. If they did that they could source the best suppliers and put them together to make a good tractor.
1 st , morning , you look like u lost alot of weight , what did u do to the thumb?
I think this info is wrong. I have read the current Case IH Farmall compact tractors are made in Jesi, Italy by Fiat. Case and New Holland were purchased by Fiat in the 1990s. LS makes the New Holland compacts but Case is separate even though both part of CNH.
Before I give my response, keep in mind, I only stated that the subcompact was made by LS. Not the entire line of compacts
When I went into the Case booth, I asked for someone who was knowledgeable about these tractors. It took them a while, but they brought over a guy that provided me the information.
Wasn’t just a random Salesman.
It’s the worlds largest indoor farm show and They searched out at the guy who was supposed to have the most knowledge about them. Our conversation was monitored by their marketing manager.
I could still be wrong. I’m wrong all the time, but I made my best effort to verify the information
Thanks for the reply. Maybe something has changed but in my experience the reps at Ag shows are really squirrelly when it comes to tractors being made overseas. I had a Bobcat rep tell me all about how it is an American company from North Dakota, etc. But Bobcat is owned by the Korean company Doosan and the tractors are made by a separate Korean company Daedong.
I've watched Brock's, Peaks Peek and Mallard 5 Farmhouse videos from this show. At 6:00 in the Mallard 5 video CJ showed a close-up of the badge riveted to the ROPS of a little Case, asking "Who made this tractor?". It clearly stated that it was manufactured by LS Mtron. I don't know how much more authoritative you want to get than that.
All of the little 25 HP sub-compact tractors, name your color, except the Kubota have Yanmar power. At least three of the brands -- Case, New Holland, and LS -- are manufactured by LS Mtron. They may differ in color, and perhaps placement of some controls. But in engineering, materials (even parts) and workmanship they are all LS machines, and I'm confident they are not very different from the LS MT1-25.
My 25+ y/o green JD 855 has a similar tag on it that says it was built by Yanmar.
edited: Added Mallard 5 Farmhouse and timestamp.
@douglasjackson1998 nice catch. I try to share the information of who makes it and the viewer can decide if they think that’s good or bad.
Looks like a nice setup, but why are all the manufacturers going for that Home Depot riding more with a backhoe and loader look??? They look so much better when they look like an actual tractor. I think it’s mainly the rear fender small tire design I don’t like. I love the old Kubota 6100/7100 look where you can have a nice set of ags on there if you want.
I agree.
It's not just case is case international
The reason that farmall is on there is because last year was the 100th anniversary of farmall
I would buy one if IHC made it.
Their representative told me that was going to happen, but whether that’s fact or how soon I don’t know
1025r's have a seperate seat on the backhoe
If someone will bring back a yellow cub with plows under it to farm with I will buy it.
No because it would be a one produces by 1 company and sold by different company's tractor names. Just like a bunch of lawn and garden and lawn being sold mow !
Try tuff oil
all the controls ..gas cap on right side ... looks like a massey gc...
I'd buy a LS (Korean made) tractor. Koreans like the Japanese take pride in their workmanship.
I wouldn’t hesitate at all to buy a Korean tractor. I mean a lot of them are made there.
So the Case and New Holland made by LS are cheaper than Kubota, but an LS is cheaper than all so why pay more for a decal?
Maybe you shouldn’t. Also, maybe Case has better dealerships and better service
I don’t try to be the judge in jury. Just sharing what I see.
@@RockhillfarmYTI apologize if my post was negative; not my intent. I've operated tractors for over sixty years and bought a few. It's frustrating to have to do so much research to see who made what.
@@tripler3724 I was basically just agreeing with you. Usually better to buy it from the original original manufacturer than a rebranded version.
This would be much more informative if we could see what was being talked about instead of the person talking about it.
The guys name is "Case" and he collects IH tractors??
No I wouldn’t it’s KUBOTA or nothing.
With the size of these guys they would crush a small tractor!
Ls tractors for case newholland
Yanmar for the win
LS.
He collects the wrong brand. LOL
I want a farmall cub tractor to farm with. Nobody make a tractor to farm with for a small farmer to feed his family and friends with
I don’t understand your comment? on my channel is mainly videos about tractors, 70 hp and under
there is a wide variety of them. Are you saying that they are overpriced? Are you saying that or capable enough? Are you saying that you need something bigger than 70 hp but can’t afford it?
Ls mtron have problems
How much legitimate pollution control does this have versus ridiculous encrypted computer chips designed to be impossible to repair? I would love to see TH-camr Louis Rossman take a look ("Mr. Right to Repair"). BTW, John Deere is a HARD NO because they make things impossible for the individual farmer to repair.
Another company releasing a 25 HP tractor 2 years after peak sales.
You call the tractors Case they are not Case they are CaseIH
Yes, but are you going to say that 83 times while recording a video or just shorten it?
@@RockhillfarmYT you see I went through the Tenneco buyout of IH and IH is the bigger part of CaseIH. I will say that as long as I live
Farmall died in the 1980's. It's now "In Case IH, scratch me, Deere". H , in Alsatian, is pronounced as "itch".
No
Too much plastic ! Ill keep my H
farmall is made by case ih
So you did not watch the video?
My guess it's a crappy diesel I just want a gas tractor
They quit making them because nobody bought them
Kind of like manual transmissions on an HD truck. Not a single company. Makes one now.
All it is is a glorified lawnmower
Sure. And all you and I are is a glorified monkey, but I think there’s a significant difference.
People like to hate on the compact tractors, when you might be shocked at what they can actually accomplish
Why Don't You Get a Real Tractor???
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@@RockhillfarmYT sorry you did not like my comment but I do have a real tractor
What I can’t understand is people who are always condescending about someone who has a smaller machine than them.
There are a lot of guys who have 5 acres and worked hard their whole life and dream of having a machine like this and finally get one just to be made fun of
You don’t have to put someone else’s equipment down to feel better about your larger machine.
I’ve got $100,000 skid steer, but that doesn’t mean that the smallest of the compact tractors aren’t a valuable tool
I did not ask you why you didn’t get it bigger Tractor. I shared a video titled. Why don’t you get a bigger tractor.
The video is a response to comments like yours and shows the capabilities of these small machines
@@RockhillfarmYT you are totally off base there if you have five acres and you do any gardening that thing is not going to plow or do a lot of things and like I said it’s a glorified lawn mower and it’s a shame you are so sensitive about other peoples opinions
No, sir, you should click the link and watch my video. My tractor is only slightly bigger and I brush hogged a 49 acre property and I run a stump grinder and dig out trees and get paid to till other peoples gardens. Acting as if you can’t do a garden with that tractor when I did 20 of them this year, and I did my own pumpkin patch with a plow.
I am telling you that you have no idea how capable that those machines are and for somebody to go around making fun of someone else’s equipment without any real experience using it is just ridiculous
You can literally bail Hay with the tractor in this video. I know because I’ve ran those little Balers.
I also feed my Sawmill with it
If anybody if anybody knew anything about anything all them small compact tractors are not made by the manufacturer they're all Japanese
I know it’s fun and convenient to just throw things at the wall and see what sticks but your statement is not true.
It’s a complicated and nuanced industry. The one I’m showing here is made by LS which is a South Korean company.
If you want to say all countries in Asia are China then I guess you can but a Japanese engineered and built machine is very different than a Chinese.
I like to provide accurate information as opposed to just saying things
Chinese, surely??
No