That's a real nice tractor you have there Jake. Really like that red interior. I admire how you and your dad take such good care of your machinery. I'll bet a dollar that batwing will be sporting new paint by summers end. Be well, see you next post.
Scott Viers thanks Scott I appreciate it! Haha no it's goin right to work. This tractor is next other than my baler to be painted if we get around to it
You're wrong about the Series III being the first to have the digital tach/speedo. It was always available on the 2-135/155's and 2-180 since their introduction in 1977. We had a 1980 silver stripe with factory digital tach.
Workhorse I would argue is a better tractor I would argue. Cummins motor is way better than the herc boat anchor. Love whites. Started out running a 2-70 with a Oliver four bottom sixteen plow when I was 6. Our big tractor at the time was a 2-105 field boss. Last model we had was a 6145. Then went green.
@@ngrantgrant2183 but blew apart faster than any other motor of its time. If they had paired with cat on something else besides their throw away motors we might have had a better fighting chance. That Hercules was a poor decision by White. Should Have remained Oliver ... progress right?
@@adamkruskama8455Oliver used the Hercules engine too. The 2050 and 2150’s. I agree they should have kept them green. But the white tractors were basically an Oliver. And Oliver’s 310’s were garbage. I have one 4600 hours and needs rebuilt. Oliver never had a good engine. The cat engines were not any better. Probably worse. They took the main bearings and rods bearings out in less than 4000 hours.
Nice video Jake, Our 2-180 I think was 1978 or 79, It had around 2300 hours when we bought it in 1983. Cat had replaced the 3208 short block around 1800 hours as part of a recall. She ran about 206hp on the pto. Had 20.8/38s on cast center duals with 3 sets of weights on each rear axel. It was a real horse! Puled a DMI 15 shank chisel or a 28 foot JD disk with a single packer behind it in 3rd high.
Very nice tractor looks very cool! But ya gotta let us hear it run LOL! I always enjoyed the white/olivers look my dad almost bought one but didn't because he didn't like the 6cyl tractors lol. Thats a nice bat wing mower! Needs some tlc but you'll get he going great and cutting like butter! Great video bud!
Ford Farmer haha thanks I have a cold start of it from a year ago. Dang 6 cylinders are the best! There hope for ya still tho lol. If we bought a fwa tractor from the last 90s it would be a ford genisis
Very sharp tractor. Reminds me a lot of the DA 9150 i use to run. On thr 9150 sometimes when you where shifting that metal selector it kinda would get stuck between gears. Does that tractor do that sometimes. Im talking about the piece that moves at top by shifter. No big deal but it would do it sometimes.
A lot of the irrigation engines and the military engines were set at 225hp or 250hp. I didn’t know that and I bought an irrigation engine to put in my 2-135 and WOW it sure woke the ole girl up. We put it on a dyno and it maxed out their 235hp dyno and wasn’t even working it hard yet lol
We had a 2-135 on the farm when I was growing up. It had the stub axle with clamp on duals. At the time, we ran 6 row implements, so it had the clamp-ons on for spring tillage and then we'd take them off to run a 6 row case 183 cultivator. It would do the "heavy" tillage and we had a JD 4230 that ran the planter. It had the all silver hood with the White emblem. When did they put the red stripe on versus the silver stripe on the hoods?
I grew up with a 2-55 that had an iseki diesel. It was a good little tractor with four wheel drive and a loader. I never got to play with the bigger ones.
JakeI remember the tanks that were the on the older tractors on the farm you could not go all day but had to come home to refuel or had to have a truck with a fuel tank with fuel to refuel from but most of the time came for lunch and refueled then. The bat wing bush hog there were some fields or pastures dad always had to cut down from the weeds or thistle weed. The weed seed would be blown into he field from anywhere and would take over fast had to cut them before the bloomed because each bloomed plant had so many seed and they would have up to 4 to 5 flower on each plant did not take long to take over.
roger wilson yep! That's what grandpa would do and we do at plow day refuel at lunch. Now tractors can run 2 full days on one tank. They would work great for pastures we would've had one already if we had pastures
We've got an old Hardee 15' batwing and the original shaft from the tractor to the splitter gear box had almost 1/2 a turn worth of twist in it. That shaft has since been replaced twice now. Lol
We ran it like that for years then one day it finally gave out. It wasn't a cv shaft. I put a heavy duty cv shaft one it but didn't cut it quite short enough and after I went to college at didn't get greased like it should have(I think). Between the grease and it would bottom out in some of our dink holes it gave out in a couple years.
on the batwing, what is the rated HP requirement? nice tractor. only real issue, there does not seem to be a location in the cab suitable for the installation of my coffee maker. ;)
Soybean Farmer hahaha ya that's the one down fall but the ash tray is really accessible! And I would guess around 100 hp depends on how fast u want to go
SSnyder Trucking thanks and no because it only has a 540 pto. Ya from the over under back it's was very similar. The biggest change was the inboard planetarys
Thanks for the overview. There's a white 170 fwa one owner tractor for sale up here. I can give you the link if you want. Does that tractor have the same tie rods as my 2255?
Ok. I was wondering because I can't find anything for 2255 tie rods up here. I don't need them now as I bought it with new ones, but it's always good to know where I can get them if I need them. www.agdealer.com/list/view_image.cfm?White-170-Tractor-650863&SearchID=203393956&startrow=1&Act=EQUIPVIEW&listpage=index.cfm&ID=650863
No ya'll don't stand behind the tractor when the bushhog is going. What would be really nice is if ya'll could lower those batwings down 45° to mow along the stream. Probably wouldn't work most of the time.
My uncle bought a 4440 with long axles and he sawed them of with a abrasive wheel, kinda ugly to look at even though he didn't do to bad of job. Just an old Deere anyway lol
Jake Ziegler never wanted a cab but the older I get the more I want one. I've run a neighbor's Deere and don't like crawling in the cab. 1066 with roll bar and roof looks great in my opinion.
That's a really smart tractor Jake but I'm a bit surprised how powerful it is to be a 2WD. It's really rare to see any tractor here above 115hp (flywheel) on anything other than 4WD or possibly tracks - that's probably due to older legislation restricting maxwidth on tractors and narrow roads, gateways and buildings!
that is one nice tractor. I dont know what it is about it, but if i realy like that tractor. that is why it sounds so good you have a strait pipe.you know Jake i seen something green in the backround. somebody storing there green stuff there, or did you find it along the road. that is a nice mower sounds like you got a good deal . i never care to much about P.T.O. guards i dont trust the guards either .p.t.o shafts scare the bajebas out of me. my dad was big on being careful around them.one of my uncles got it one luckly he was wearing old pants. but still broke his leg.thank you Jake for subing, that is a honer to have you do that. right now is a real bad time to make a video.but i will when this stuff is over.
Howard Younger thanks bud! U might just have to buy one lol. Ya we are happy with the mower. Dang he got really lucky guess I'll tell the wife to quit throwing out my old pants haha. No problem I'll be watching for a video sometime from you
I want another tractor but not that big I need around 125 pto horse I am going to look at them. My first tractor was a Oliver I cant rememer the model it was like the 1800. my brother bought the John Deere.but I left it were would play with them .it disapeared. i worked hard to get it ,we helped dad with a carpentry job he did on the side.i want to make video seems like a it will be fun .i will let you know.
Hey Jake, you haven't forgotten the three-point hitch request! I'm delighted to hear it; should start a bit of discussion :-) The White looks like a great machine. In my day, a 100-HP tractor was considered a behemoth, like the Moby-Dick of tractors, lol. Your White would have been like Godzilla, but nowadays it's just sort of mid-range deal, eh? The mower looks really good too. Good thing you happened to look at the driveshaft. If it failed, I imagine parts flying out at high speed and really hurting someone. Dumb question: do you take the duals off to plant? Or doesn't it matter? This was fun to watch and informative too, so thanks for posting it! Jeff
defuse56 thanks for watching jeff! And yes I will try to do the 3pt video in the next few days. Ya 150 hp is smaller mid range around here. Ya I was happy he took the time to wash the grease off so I could see the crack lol. We actually leave them on because the tractor pulls it with less slippage in the loose dirt.
Jake, thanks for the reply--I wondered about dual wheels, especially about soil compaction. Bu after reading what you said, it occurs to me that compaction isn't as big a problem as I usually think. I've really only run a tractor with duals for one season, discing for a guy who owned all John Deeres. The duals worked well for that. Another thing that I wasn't thinking about is the size of modern planters. The biggest planter I ever worked with was just four rows. But with the new giant long toolbars, you would need much more traction I am sure. I really appreciate your patience when I ask such a question. I do have considerable experience, but it was so long ago that alot has changed. Looking forward to the 3-pt video!
Jake, funny you should mention that. Just last week we were talking in the office about what we would do if we had our academic careers to start over again. I said, "I'd go to Purdue and major in Agriculture." Everyone looked at me in amazement, like I had four heads or something. And you know, when I finished my BA and applied to grad school, I actually got accepted into the program in Literature at Purdue. But then I got into a place that was better-known for the humanities, where a professor I admired was teaching, so I ended up not going to Indiana and the rest is history. As I've often mentioned, I sort of missed my calling, not that I have any right to complain. Life has been good to me, and I am looking forward to trying to do some farming in a small way when I retire. So it's all good. I'm lucky to have you guys on TH-cam though, keeping it all real for me :-)
defuse56 wow! U wouldn't have been to far from me at Purdue. I'd have like to been there and seen there reactions too lol. I saw u say u would like to have something like du does. That would be a good idea if I couldn't farm I'd still have a farm like that too
Mac102004 Farms ha! White is far superior! I reminded my self of that when my uncles 1135 got stuck in-between gears bout a month ago and I had to fix it lol. I do really like the Perkins tho
Josh Timer thanks. Lol NNOOOOO our church has a big yard so they have a big ztr and we work on it to save the church money. And we are always doin something to it lol. Ya I'll get one dad might start spraying Monday so it should be shortly
Oliver was a fine major farm equipment line. Heartbreaking what happened to them
It's nice to c u guys still keep these tractors going or they'd all b gone.Such a joy too look at.
I like the Whites tractors, there sharp looking! Thanks Jake for showing us y'all 2-155!
ScottyRockTrains thanks man I appreciate it
That's a real nice tractor you have there Jake. Really like that red interior. I admire how you and your dad take such good care of your machinery. I'll bet a dollar that batwing will be sporting new paint by summers end. Be well, see you next post.
Scott Viers thanks Scott I appreciate it! Haha no it's goin right to work. This tractor is next other than my baler to be painted if we get around to it
Nice looking tractor , very clean, and well cared for;;;;;;
Great over view Jake. Thanks for this presentation as it was educational and enjoyable.
keith sorensen thanks man I appreciate it!
your going to love mowing with that Batwing! Good job on the tractor review. It's in good shape to be that old.
DLH Farms thanks man! I know I will I used a woods last summer and it was nice!
You're wrong about the Series III being the first to have the digital tach/speedo. It was always available on the 2-135/155's and 2-180 since their introduction in 1977. We had a 1980 silver stripe with factory digital tach.
Workhorse I would argue is a better tractor I would argue. Cummins motor is way better than the herc boat anchor. Love whites. Started out running a 2-70 with a Oliver four bottom sixteen plow when I was 6. Our big tractor at the time was a 2-105 field boss. Last model we had was a 6145. Then went green.
Read the Nebraska test. That Hercules was unmatched for torque rise for years. The 8.3 matched it 20 years later.
@@ngrantgrant2183 but blew apart faster than any other motor of its time. If they had paired with cat on something else besides their throw away motors we might have had a better fighting chance. That Hercules was a poor decision by White. Should
Have remained Oliver ... progress right?
@@adamkruskama8455Oliver used the Hercules engine too. The 2050 and 2150’s. I agree they should have kept them green. But the white tractors were basically an Oliver. And Oliver’s 310’s were garbage. I have one 4600 hours and needs rebuilt. Oliver never had a good engine. The cat engines were not any better. Probably worse. They took the main bearings and rods bearings out in less than 4000 hours.
Another good equipment score! Jake, you are on a roll!
Jamie Smith haha thanks
Nice job on the overview of the 2-155 & mower. Very informative on both. The old White looks good considering the year & hours on it. Stay safe.
crslyrn thanks bud!
Nice video Jake, Our 2-180 I think was 1978 or 79, It had around 2300 hours when we bought it in 1983. Cat had replaced the 3208 short block around 1800 hours as part of a recall. She ran about 206hp on the pto. Had 20.8/38s on cast center duals with 3 sets of weights on each rear axel. It was a real horse! Puled a DMI 15 shank chisel or a 28 foot JD disk with a single packer behind it in 3rd high.
DIRT&THUNDER cool! Sounds like it had the power and u wasn't gona let it slip! To bad u don't still have it
Very nice tractor looks very cool! But ya gotta let us hear it run LOL! I always enjoyed the white/olivers look my dad almost bought one but didn't because he didn't like the 6cyl tractors lol. Thats a nice bat wing mower! Needs some tlc but you'll get he going great and cutting like butter! Great video bud!
Ford Farmer haha thanks I have a cold start of it from a year ago. Dang 6 cylinders are the best! There hope for ya still tho lol. If we bought a fwa tractor from the last 90s it would be a ford genisis
Very sharp tractor. Reminds me a lot of the DA 9150 i use to run. On thr 9150 sometimes when you where shifting that metal selector it kinda would get stuck between gears. Does that tractor do that sometimes. Im talking about the piece that moves at top by shifter. No big deal but it would do it sometimes.
Hey jake nice tractor. Just bought a 2-150 myself. What was ypur opion on the overall on your 150
I always thought the cabs on the Whites looked cool! Awesome video!
Tractor Guru thanks man!
A lot of the irrigation engines and the military engines were set at 225hp or 250hp. I didn’t know that and I bought an irrigation engine to put in my 2-135 and WOW it sure woke the ole girl up. We put it on a dyno and it maxed out their 235hp dyno and wasn’t even working it hard yet lol
Jake, I'm looking at a 2-135 with 1000 PTO. Can I just simply change the shaft out to 540 or would it be more in depth?
We had a 2-135 on the farm when I was growing up. It had the stub axle with clamp on duals. At the time, we ran 6 row implements, so it had the clamp-ons on for spring tillage and then we'd take them off to run a 6 row case 183 cultivator. It would do the "heavy" tillage and we had a JD 4230 that ran the planter. It had the all silver hood with the White emblem. When did they put the red stripe on versus the silver stripe on the hoods?
Thomas Rouse cool! Urs was a series 1 then. In 82 they came with the red stripe
I have a 2615L and love it. I like that you can mow with one wing up along fence rows. Just a great mower.
Bill Whitman cool! We was thinking I would work great around field edges with honeysuckle
It sure will. According to the book it can cut up to 2-1/2" and I believe it! Best cutter we've ever owned.
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great video!!
Indiana Row Crop thanks
Where did u buy the 155 out of?
We have that same bat wing, we've had it for quite a few years still does a heck of a job no pto shields left on ours anymore either
Josh Fanter cool! There's a lot of this model out there and haven't heard a lot of bad about them
I grew up with a 2-55 that had an iseki diesel. It was a good little tractor with four wheel drive and a loader. I never got to play with the bigger ones.
tractorman MIKE cool that's 4wd would be handy especially with a loader
It really was a good tractor. I spent my childhood on that and in the cab of a IH 186 hydro
tractorman MIKE those hydros would be nice for a baling tractor
JakeI remember the tanks that were the on the older tractors on the farm you could not go all day but had to come home to refuel or had to have a truck with a fuel tank with fuel to refuel from but most of the time came for lunch and refueled then. The bat wing bush hog there were some fields or pastures dad always had to cut down from the weeds or thistle weed. The weed seed would be blown into he field from anywhere and would take over fast had to cut them before the bloomed because each bloomed plant had so many seed and they would have up to 4 to 5 flower on each plant did not take long to take over.
roger wilson yep! That's what grandpa would do and we do at plow day refuel at lunch. Now tractors can run 2 full days on one tank. They would work great for pastures we would've had one already if we had pastures
Yep the steering was to lite for the 135 and 155 same steering box and tie rods as a 1550 Oliver
Nice review on the 2-155 Jake, that batwing mower looks to be in real good shape. How is the weather holding up in your area?
Massey1105driver thanks bud! It will be nice to have. And wet and cold lol
We've got an old Hardee 15' batwing and the original shaft from the tractor to the splitter gear box had almost 1/2 a turn worth of twist in it. That shaft has since been replaced twice now. Lol
Gary Ford Jr. haha ain't that the way it usually works out
We ran it like that for years then one day it finally gave out. It wasn't a cv shaft. I put a heavy duty cv shaft one it but didn't cut it quite short enough and after I went to college at didn't get greased like it should have(I think). Between the grease and it would bottom out in some of our dink holes it gave out in a couple years.
What did the overhaul cost?
on the batwing, what is the rated HP requirement? nice tractor. only real issue, there does not seem to be a location in the cab suitable for the installation of my coffee maker. ;)
Soybean Farmer hahaha ya that's the one down fall but the ash tray is really accessible! And I would guess around 100 hp depends on how fast u want to go
I've spent alot of hours in a 2 155 white but older model then the one you have and that 155 is a power house
That is a slick mower! Will the 1850 be able to pull the mower? WHITE didnt change much on the tractors after they bought OLIVER nice tractor!
SSnyder Trucking thanks and no because it only has a 540 pto. Ya from the over under back it's was very similar. The biggest change was the inboard planetarys
Beautiful machine, I like the looks of the two wheel drive, thanks for the review.
Nice looking stuff
69druth thanks!
They had a turbo Hercules in the 2150. He only mentions the N/A 2050
Nice tractor overview. Hell of a brush hog for the $
I'm still waiting to see some Persian orange on your channel.
Midwest Allis Fan haha u and Mac wish I'd get the other two brands under the agco umbrella
If I could find a series 3 white I would buy it if it had 540 pto. I like those cabs.
JohnDeere3020Boy it would make a great tractor. There's a lot of 2-135s out there they would have the 540 option
Thanks for the overview. There's a white 170 fwa one owner tractor for sale up here. I can give you the link if you want. Does that tractor have the same tie rods as my 2255?
Red Iron Acres ya post the link of ya don't mind. Thanks! And I would believe so
Ok. I was wondering because I can't find anything for 2255 tie rods up here. I don't need them now as I bought it with new ones, but it's always good to know where I can get them if I need them.
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Red Iron Acres wow! They are proud of that one! If I run across some I'll let u know. So agco can't get them
Jake Ziegler I don't know I've never checked. You could probably talk them down. I've seen it firsthand, it's a awesome tractor
Red Iron Acres oh ok cool if we get serious about one might call them
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My grandpa used to own a white 2-105. It threw a rod and then we had to get the Ford 8730. Lol
Wesley K1 oh boy not a good day......
Yeah it was a sad day at Knoles Farms. Lol
It's a shame what happened to Oliver and White they were some the finest equipment out there and some stupid people screwed that up
Can anyone tell me where the fuse box is on this tractor?
Doesn’t have one. Everything is wired directly to key power
Nice tractor jake. I could have bought an 1977 model of a 2-155 for $2500 if i would have known it was for sale. It ended up at the wreckers :(
William Chambers dang! That's cheap! There was one here for 3000 is was rough but that's still cheap. Sold before I could even call about it
Let's see her at work man
No ya'll don't stand behind the tractor when the bushhog is going. What would be really nice is if ya'll could lower those batwings down 45° to mow along the stream. Probably wouldn't work most of the time.
My uncle bought a 4440 with long axles and he sawed them of with a abrasive wheel, kinda ugly to look at even though he didn't do to bad of job. Just an old Deere anyway lol
mr Bill LOL 👍🏻
Nice tractor you got jake. But that doesn't mean im trading the 15 for one! LOL
Michigan Farming haha thanks some day u will just have to come drive ir
After hcop I'll have to take you up on that! Sounds like fun
Michigan Farming haha u won't know what to do with ur self in the finest in farm machinery
Haha I'll keep an open mind lol
Michigan Farming lol
Nice review like the looks of them. Thanks for taking the time. I think if I had my choice between a white or a Deere I would take a white first.
Dan Fike thanks dan! U got that right the sound guard cab ain't near what a white cab it and I hate looking through curved glass
Jake Ziegler never wanted a cab but the older I get the more I want one. I've run a neighbor's Deere and don't like crawling in the cab. 1066 with roll bar and roof looks great in my opinion.
Dan Fike haha those are sharp tractors. Any tractor pull in Illinois will usually have about a dozen to two dozen show up
Yes that is true here in PA also. They do like them for pulling.
Dan Fike those 466s are good engine
That's a really smart tractor Jake but I'm a bit surprised how powerful it is to be a 2WD. It's really rare to see any tractor here above 115hp (flywheel) on anything other than 4WD or possibly tracks - that's probably due to older legislation restricting maxwidth on tractors and narrow roads, gateways and buildings!
Dan Whiteford thanks and ya ur right now there's barly even a tractor here that leaves the factory 2wd. Its even over powered for 2wd
that is one nice tractor. I dont know what it is about it, but if i realy like that tractor. that is why it sounds so good you have a strait pipe.you know Jake i seen something green in the backround. somebody storing there green stuff there, or did you find it along the road. that is a nice mower sounds like you got a good deal . i never care to much about P.T.O. guards i dont trust the guards either .p.t.o shafts scare the bajebas out of me. my dad was big on being careful around them.one of my uncles got it one luckly he was wearing old pants. but still broke his leg.thank you Jake for subing, that is a honer to have you do that. right now is a real bad time to make a video.but i will when this stuff is over.
Howard Younger thanks bud! U might just have to buy one lol. Ya we are happy with the mower. Dang he got really lucky guess I'll tell the wife to quit throwing out my old pants haha. No problem I'll be watching for a video sometime from you
I want another tractor but not that big I need around 125 pto horse I am going to look at them. My first tractor was a Oliver I cant rememer the model it was like the 1800. my brother bought the John Deere.but I left it were would play with them .it disapeared. i worked hard to get it ,we helped dad with a carpentry job he did on the side.i want to make video seems like a it will be fun .i will let you know.
Howard Younger oh ok cool ya keep me posted. Oh and that is the back end of our churches mower. We work on it to save the church money
Hey Jake, you haven't forgotten the three-point hitch request! I'm delighted to hear it; should start a bit of discussion :-) The White looks like a great machine. In my day, a 100-HP tractor was considered a behemoth, like the Moby-Dick of tractors, lol. Your White would have been like Godzilla, but nowadays it's just sort of mid-range deal, eh? The mower looks really good too. Good thing you happened to look at the driveshaft. If it failed, I imagine parts flying out at high speed and really hurting someone. Dumb question: do you take the duals off to plant? Or doesn't it matter? This was fun to watch and informative too, so thanks for posting it! Jeff
defuse56 thanks for watching jeff! And yes I will try to do the 3pt video in the next few days. Ya 150 hp is smaller mid range around here. Ya I was happy he took the time to wash the grease off so I could see the crack lol. We actually leave them on because the tractor pulls it with less slippage in the loose dirt.
Jake, thanks for the reply--I wondered about dual wheels, especially about soil compaction. Bu after reading what you said, it occurs to me that compaction isn't as big a problem as I usually think. I've really only run a tractor with duals for one season, discing for a guy who owned all John Deeres. The duals worked well for that. Another thing that I wasn't thinking about is the size of modern planters. The biggest planter I ever worked with was just four rows. But with the new giant long toolbars, you would need much more traction I am sure. I really appreciate your patience when I ask such a question. I do have considerable experience, but it was so long ago that alot has changed. Looking forward to the 3-pt video!
defuse56 no prob always glad to answer questions. U could just transfer to the AG department at the university!
Jake, funny you should mention that. Just last week we were talking in the office about what we would do if we had our academic careers to start over again. I said, "I'd go to Purdue and major in Agriculture." Everyone looked at me in amazement, like I had four heads or something. And you know, when I finished my BA and applied to grad school, I actually got accepted into the program in Literature at Purdue. But then I got into a place that was better-known for the humanities, where a professor I admired was teaching, so I ended up not going to Indiana and the rest is history. As I've often mentioned, I sort of missed my calling, not that I have any right to complain. Life has been good to me, and I am looking forward to trying to do some farming in a small way when I retire. So it's all good. I'm lucky to have you guys on TH-cam though, keeping it all real for me :-)
defuse56 wow! U wouldn't have been to far from me at Purdue. I'd have like to been there and seen there reactions too lol. I saw u say u would like to have something like du does. That would be a good idea if I couldn't farm I'd still have a farm like that too
Hey why don't you walk around the whole tractor like a 360 view.
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I didn't think White started making good tractors until AGCO bought them out! LOL 😂
Mac102004 Farms ha! White is far superior! I reminded my self of that when my uncles 1135 got stuck in-between gears bout a month ago and I had to fix it lol. I do really like the Perkins tho
hahaha yeah the transmissions on those 1105/1135/1155 are a bit crude LOL You can't kill that 354 Perky though.
Mac102004 Farms nope ya can't we had one in a combine. The 640 v-8 is good too just cold blooded
nice looking tractor. question is why do you have the ass end to a John deere lawn mower sitting in your shed. secret love affair? ????
also can you do a video on your sprayer???
Josh Timer thanks. Lol NNOOOOO our church has a big yard so they have a big ztr and we work on it to save the church money. And we are always doin something to it lol. Ya I'll get one dad might start spraying Monday so it should be shortly
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