WHITE 4-225 Field Boss Tractor
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- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 225 hp WHITE 4-225 Field Boss Tractor chisel plowing with an 11 shank JOHN DEERE 714 Mulch Tiller.This video shares the sights and sounds of tillage in North East Iowa. Viewers will also learn about the 4-225 Tractor 's production history, specifications and original price tag.
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i wish i could remember the series and what motor it was, however the White tractors had a serious problem with the water pump shaft. i was in high school at the time they came out and was taken my Mill Wright classes when our family farm Nieghour's white tractor broke that water pump shaft again. I took the shaft to school and turned 20 of the shafts making them tempered. i sold those shafts to the Cockshut/white dealership after the nieghbour told them about me making the shafts for him. sorta blowing my own horn he never ever did have problems breaking the shaft again after putting in the one i built.
They build junk and smart people like yourself had to correct millions of dollars worth of research
That was more of cat 3208 problem? Weren't the most exciting motor
I saw that Minneapolis Moline in the background.
Maybe just speaking for myself, but Id love to see some footage of it working also.
I would like to see the MM too. Spent a lot of time in a G1355 as a kid. Always liked the looks of the 1355.
Me too i remember that video also.
That is a G-1355. It will have its own video.
Jason's still shopping around for his next V8.🙂
BTW Where is his farm?What good is it for a man to gain the whole world but lose his own soul.I am still amazed by the amount of money that is still out there in this country.
this would look ace beside his nasher & deere v8's eh 😊
I would like to own a 4-270 some day.
I remember my uncle telling me that we had looked into trading our 4-180 for a 4-225 when they came out. Think he said the price of the 4-225 was nearly double what we had paid for the 4-180 new in the mid 70's
Tractors jumped a bunch after 1982. A 4-180 was $44,000.
Love these old big 4x4 tractors. Thanks BTP! Over by Sioux City IA!
Hey root for the Hawks then!
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The farm i worked on had a 4-150 a 4-180 and a 4-210 great tractors fun to drive
YES!!!!!! I've been wanting this for a long time!
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Green Giant in Le Sueur USED White and Oliver tractors on the Company Farm's !!!! They were a Oliver Dealer !!!!
I remember them having a 4-270
Really like the extra long hood on this tractor.
Looks like a Dutra D4K, but extremly buffed.
Buffed like a JoJo charachter.
I'm new to the channel and I have a request, I would like to see a video of the oldest tractors, etc. in regular use on farms. Love watching the tractors work hard. Thanks.
Thank you for watching BTP. That is a good request. One of the farms I feel Matt still has their 1905 steam engine that they get out once each year in the fall and plow a little bit with.
I never drove a white tractor I would like to drive one 1⃣ day.
that tractor is fuckin beastly, i love it, v8 sounds ace, cheers jason 🍺🚜🏴
I like the old white tractors
That 4-225 is sharp!
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That’s a noisy CAT……sounds more like a screaming Jimmy.
In 1979 I ran a brand new 4-180 awesome tractor for smaller fields in Central Illinois. Those were the days!!!
Very cool. Thank you for sharing.
A agricultura nos EUA é em outro nível !
👍👍 Very sorry I've not Commented more often. Do watch the videos though. Nice find Jason
Thank you for watching. I enjoy watching your videos.
Doing a nice job. Disking the stalks ahead of the tiller is really helping.
Yes. I will have a video on the G-1355 out soon that is doing the dusking.
That tiller hasn't been greased since the day they bought it.
I think if you look at the condition of the tractor it is more than evident the farm takes care of the equipment. It was pretty cold out there.
The articulating 4wd's, including jd, mf, and others, all look so nose heavy. Most of the weight is on the front axle, its hard to imagine the rear wheels would pull as much as far as equal power distribution goes.
I was surprised to hear this has a 3208 in it. I drove a smaller white once. A FWA, it was a very awkward tractor till you got used to running it.
Thanks for all the different tractors you have on hear very good video thanks again for your time and effort to do the videos
Thank you for watching.
I always find it strange how massive these tractors are, yet the power is relatively low compared to a modern tractor of roughly the same size
Tech has gone forward flying since development of diesel engines.
torque is key
@@a.sandrocagliostro2517 Torque is actually a pretty worthless measurement that is mostly used for sales comparisons, but I get what you mean. Big diesels in trucks, tractors, locomotives etc. have always been rated in horsepower at normal operating speed, because torque doesn't have a time factor built in to the measurement, so it doesn't tell us how much work is actually being done, or how much it can do in a specific amount of time. 225 hp doesn't sound like very much, especially with where car and pickup power ratings have gone, until you realize that it is being done at a very low engine speed. A 225 hp V8 pickup engine has to spin ~5000-6000 RPM to get that rating, almost 3 times as fast, and it won't live nearly as long doing it, especially if it were placed in a machine like this.
@@ChevyConQueso pulling a plough is more of a torque thing than a horsepower thing
Modern tractors are measured in ponies .😀
I’m on a binge watch of Big tractor Power! The 4-225 was definitely a Cadillac in its day. I have a 4-180, but the big downfall of those was no power shift. All the other White 4x4’s had the Hydraul shift which definitely made it easier to start under load.
Thank you for watching. The 4-150 and 4-180 are two 4wds I hope to film someday.
@@bigtractorpower you’re welcome to come out and film mine, I live in Southern IN. You can check them out on my channel!
We're pulling a great plains turbo max behind our white 4-225. Definitely an awesome tractor
Awesome video as always keep them coming.
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They are a dam good tractor sod buster. Thanks good video. Sam
nice video now did you get any footage of that Minny?
Oh yes. It is a G-1355.
We are running a 4-210 and a 4386 IH. I like driving the White a lot more. The IH outpulls it, but it is harder for me to drive at my age (70). My backup tractor is a 2255 4wd. I would trade the IH for a 210 or 225 any day. Oh yeah, lest I forget, it is nice to have good brakes. The White is a lot better.
Very nice line up. I own a 4786. I know those 86 series controls and shifting well. 😁👍
I love these big American beasts! I've wanted have a White tractor, but they are quite rare. Hopefully I have New Holland Genesis and an Oliver 2255.
The Genesis and 2255 are good tractors. 😁👍
I worked for WFE Libertyville, IL as a prototype build and test technician 1976 to 83 and built one of two 225 prototype that were powered with Detroit 6V53T rated at 225 HP bought of them failed early in testing around 150 or so hours. That why the CAT engine was used.
David thank you for sharing this interesting history. I would enjoy hearing more about your time at WFE. Could you email me at bigtractorpowermedia@gmail.com
I will big tractor guy, one more thing of interest on the 4 210 one day around 1980- 81 at the Libertyville, IL R&D we were asked to set a two wheel drive cab on a 4 210 and it just did not have a nice a look as the standard cab.
@@davidstanonik3389 very interesting. I guess they were looking to reduce manufacturing costs?
Yes for sure to save cost.
IV got an old field boss 2-135 with a Hercules 6 cylinder looked like an Oliver working with the white.
The 2-135 was a top seller for EFE. In this video that was a Minneapolis-Moline G-1355 in the field. I will have a separate video on that tractor.
I surely can pull with 225hp, very nice tractor and looks still new
It a well taken care of tractor.
That White is in VERY good condition! So is the MM in background!!!!!!!
That is a G-1355. It will have its own video.
My dad had a 4 150.it was a all around pleasure of a tractor. The only problem was the factory installed nehoff alternator. very unreliable we put one in off a Ford pickup and never had a problem again.
Thank you for sharing that great history. I hope to film a 4-150 some time.
Are those suitcase weights on the hitch of that chisel plow I've never seen that before? And those 3208 cat Motors are pretty awesome I used to have a Steiger bearcat with one in it couldn't beat it always started no matter how cold it was. And never had to do anything to it other than regular maintenance
They are there to compensate for the extra weight of the leveler on the back.
My dad has both 2wh and 4wd whites show more please ,we did not know the new price on the 225 and were very surprised as a very nice low hr one sole for 25000 in our area love the ch
WFE tractors are great to find. I am always on the look out to film them.
Now that is a good looking tractor, Whites are awesome.
The silver paint stands out.
Oliver's were better
We had that tractor on our family farm, archaic compared to today’s tractors but a beast in the field. We also had a 4-135 with Front wheel assist...NO: GPS or Auto steer just a solid work horse!
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2-135. 4- were articulated only.
Nice old iron. Great video.
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Grease that plow.
We have the same plow, it’s the bolts moving against the standard frame mounts as the spring moves. It’s annoying. Only way to stop it is pour oil on them daily.
Well white made a Road Boss semi so it makes sense to have a Field Boss for the tractor
And the harvest boss combines
Bunkie Knudsen was in charge at White when the Boss name was added to everything. He came to White from Ford Motor where he used the Boss name on things such as the Boss 302 Mustang.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris thanks for the interesting fact!
@@ThatOliverGuyChris That's a very interesting fact Chris. Never knew this. As a Ford retiree I find this link between the two companies surprising. Thanks for the input.
My neighbor back in the 70’s was the first farm in town to use a semi truck to move grain. He had a new Road Boss and two IH loadstars keeping a John Deere 6600 rolling. There was the Road Boss Truck, Field Boss tractors from 70 to 270 hp, Harvest Boss Combines and Plant Boss corn planters.
As a non-farming tractor lover, I'd love to get a white
The silver paint sure stands out.
Eye spy a Minnie Mo in the background 🤔
Yes a G-1355. It will have its own video.
I work my real small farm with a 1949 ford 8n tractor. Just thought I would tell you that.
Very cool. I have a video on filming every tractor from the 8n to the worlds largest tractor. I like 8ns. What implements do you operate with your tractor?
@@bigtractorpower I use a 1 or 2 row bottom plow. And a 7 foot field disk. And a 6 foot bush hog. I've also. Had at one time a 12 foot grain drill. But I sold it. I've got a 2 row corn slash cotton planter not sure what kind it is. Then I got a few wagons that I pull. That's what I got.
Field boss Tractuuuurrrrrr🤣
I was waiting for the video on the White only.
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I bet that you could get some serious power out of that CAT engine ?
I think most 3208s were in the 150 to 200 hp range in tractors and combines.
The 3208 stock was rated at 210 hp
Hey we have two white 4*4s, a 2-75 and an 80 American
Very nice. What color was your 80?
@@bigtractorpower wish it was green or yellow but it's silver. Did they make a red one too for cockshut? Is there getting to be a collector market for them?
Love this Video. Great to see more Whites.
4-270 next
Always nice to see white tractors👍😉
The silver paint stands out.
I like the white tractor awesome video
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What an amazing looking beast. I’d daily drive it to the office!
My grandpa had a white 4_150
Very cool. That was the first silver tractor built back in 1974.
Is the mulch tiller like a chisel plow with coulters in the front to chop up residue?
The 714 is a coulter chisel. When John Deere entered the minimum tillage market in 1975 they called their coulter chisel a Mulch Tiller. They still use that name today.
@@bigtractorpower ok thanks BTP
I notice that this tractor has 2 drive shafts. Is that one shaft for each wheel?
I believe one is for rear diff and other for PTO
For the PTO.
Good looking and sounding old rig. 👍👍👍
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What was that dragging at about 2:50?
Safety chain for the hitch. Mostly for road travel.
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Sweet video
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That’s a cool tractor.
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So cool and with 3pt as well.
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Most of the 4- Whites I see have 3 point. Wheatland style is the minority. I did once see a 4-225 for sale on TractorHouse with no 3 point, wide swinging drawbar and 3 remotes
Awesome
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Nice!
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Like hearing these Caterpillar V-8s.Especially the larger 3408s & 3508s
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That must have been some high yielding corn. Residue is really heavy.
It was a good crop.