INTERNATIONAL 3788 2+2 Tractor Planting Corn
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- Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 170 hp JOHN DEERE 9520RX INTERNATIONAL 3788 2+2 Tractor and 30 ft CASE IH 1200 12 row 30 inch spaced corn planter. This video shares this unique tractors production history, specifications and list price.
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That hill was really making that old girl work.
She sings beautifully going up it though.
@@alexanderpettit2106 can't beat the sound of those old International Harvester engines. They had that tone to them.
Why did such a big tracker have small hp.
@@reedbooth543I'm not certain but that had Intentional's largest engine and it does need more power.
No, it was just pissing off Greta!
Fix the ac so the cabs not full of dirt
That's AWESOME! Brings me back to my childhood and watching the neighbor on his dairy farm working!
Thanks for sharing!
That International 466 is one of the best diesel engines ever made .
It sure is and they have such a good sound.
Very cool. Always liked the 2+2's. Those hills were giving her a go. 😂
Definitely rolling ground.
The 2+2 tractors are really cool old machines. I always enjoy watching them work.
A wee bit more impressive than my faded 3788 on singles pulling a 6 row cyclo 900 on sweetcorn. Something to aspire too! Love that tractor
I never paid much attention to these long nose Binders because we didn't have one. However, one of the big farmers in our area had a fleet of 5 or 6 of them. They ran about 4000 acres or so, while we ran about 800. As I said, I never paid much attention to them back then but, I always assumed that, just because of their size, they were much more powerful. Our big tractor was a 7080 Allis Chalmers and had a similar horsepower rating. The family that had the fleet has replaced most of them over the years but, they still have one. I talked to one of the sons at a local show last year and, he said that it was still in use until 2018 but, it was undergoing a full restoration at the time. They are neat looking tractors.
I worked for a farmer in south onondaga NY we had one and I had the opportunity to operate one I liked the 2+2
Been a JD Owner for many years, but this rig looks Awesome !! H.
I bloody love Snoopys.
We used to have a 3788 and it did it all! It was a great planting tractor and side dressing was a breeze with it
My 2yo son is obsessed with your channel, we have to do milk and coffee first thing in the morning and watch big tractors.
Hell of a combination. Great find Jason
Great video, love those 2+2’s 💪
That's an awesome looking tractor😍👍 cool to see that old girl working in rolling ground👍😃
Now THAT’s a cool combination.
What a great camera angle starting at the 7:10 mark! It was just cool looking.
I have never been a fan of 2+2 tractors but I have to say this is pretty cool. Great video.
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Old snoopy looks and sounds good 👍👍👍
Don’t see many of those anymore, neat video 👍👍
We had a new 3588 back in the day it was our big tillage tractor kind of a good tractor before the front wheel drive come out, later on traded it for a new John Deere 4955
Awesome tractor
Awesome video thanks for sharing yeah choped a lot of corn with one
Thank you for watching. Such a neat tractor to chop with. I knew a dairy that ran a 3588 on a 781 chopper with four 120 wagons in the early 80’s. I wish I could film one chopping.
Hello! Top iconic tractor!
Just think back in the days that tractor was built it was considered a big hp tractor but now its a little pup.
Seems like that 1200 was sunk in pretty good in most of that video & I wonder if that field was plowed? Looks like a covered dead furrow he bounces over when turning around on the one end.
And, at about 5:50 in the video, is that point some of us wish there was another position on the TA lever called O.S.!! 😂
Great video of a great tractor, thanks much Jason!!
Great video, thanks
Thank you for watching.
Good video 👍
Thank you for watching.
Really a very special tractor
Got to love a 2+2
The Snoopy line of tractors and 1086 line up from IH are two of my favourite tractors.
Excellent
My boss tried out a 2+2 long before the 3788 . The boss took the cultivator tractor I always used & in 30 acres . I don't know if he ever did any fieldwork with it but after I tried to operate it it was sent back to the dealership with a Big NO attached . It was a good tractor for some farmers I guess just not for our needs Good Video though . If you ever find a 4100 or 4300 IH could you have a video with them taking a picture shout out ?
That's a pretty good hill he's pulling
I remember as a kid I really thought those tractors looked really cool.
I remember when these came out; we had a neighbor that bought one. Being John Deere fans, it looked like something from Mars to us. 😀
I believe he just ran single tires...I seem to remember a few around the country that would have duals on the back and singles on the front.
Quite a design at the time.
It was a last gasp for IH. MFWD tractors were becoming the new thing, but IH went to the 2+2 instead. They didn't catch on, but I've heard they were solid units. IH cab was a bit roomier than JD SoundGard, but the shift controls on the left weren't easy to adjust to.
Very innovative tractor.Always thought duals were prohibited on these 2 PLUS 2s.First saw 3588 at the The 1979 Washington County New York Fair where the local IH dealer Salem Farm Supply had it on display
I believe that you are correct where front mounted duals are concerned. For one thing, the front axle, which I believe was manufactured in Yorkshire, England, was not rated for the mounting of dual wheels.
Additionally, since this one has front duals, an issue may be front and rear tyre interference on a turn, or a compromised turning circle, if trying to avoid having the front tyres hitting the rears during a turn. Iconic machines nevertheless.
@James Barbour I thought they put stronger front axles in the later ones so they could take duals. you still had to watch the wheels and not turn too short.
@@davidvogel6359 I think you may be correct on the ones for 1985 year production - weren't too many made as the company hit the buffers and got taken over by Tenneco Corporation later that year.
Should really have had the uprated axles from the get go in any case.
They just don't look right with duals on the back and singles on the front - they look like they really mean business with both axles outfitted with duals though.
Pretty iconic machines and it was good to see a manufacturer taking a chance and develop something outside the box of more conventional, traditional thinking.
Also think it was a shrewd move to utilise the existing transaxle and cab to create something so different looking - I take my hat off to the designers at IH.
Fact is, the company were overstretched, with fingers in multiple pies, and strikes apart, it was largely this that put paid to the company.
A similar fate befell MF, now part of Agco - during the late 70s/early 80s, MF were hugely over extended with the banks and had far too much manufacturing capacity than was necessary, particularly during this period.
John Deere are still the only independant tractor manufacturer these days, thanks to living within their means during the tough times in the market, which let's face it, is cyclic at the best of times. They have had some canny people at the wheel, though I strongly disagree with their stance on right to repair. Once you buy a machine, it's yours - end of !
We have an almost identical planter, but it could never be pulled on an older tractor because it's not pto driven. Wish we had a 2+2 also.
Still running a 3588. Mostly on the grain cart. It does my heavy tillage when I do some.
Just seen one of these in my area on kijiji
The urge is real
Nice looking Snoopy! Or Anteater, depending on opinion. Operator misjudged the slope for the gear with that DT466, best motor IH ever made, and I have always run Green!
Yeah it's a good engine, but it doesn't have any torque
Always thought they were a 1586 with a long nose attached to it. Very distinctive look.
You are actually correct. IH were not doing so well financially, even back in '79, when these tractors first came to market.
IH did have to make a pivot to attach to the front of the existing transmission, and create a front frame, to house both the engine and fuel tank. Oscillation between the axles, in order to keep all driving wheels in contact with the ground, if it was uneven, was the role played by the front axle, whilst the rest of the machine was rigid. To the best of my knowledge, the front axle was manufactured at one of IHs' plants in Yorkshire, England, but the axle was not rated for duals.
You say central NY. So, around Syracuse area? These tractors were neat in that they were totally different than anything else out at the time.
Hey jason. We have a ih 3588 2+2. We use it for mowing on a new holland 313 disc mower.
That’s awesome. I a big 2+2 fan. Drop me an email at toytractortimes@gmail.com
awesome find...especially bc it's here in NY! Tractor sounds great...were these straight piped from the factory? Were 2+2's always in fwd or did they have a 2wd mode?
Awesome looking iron!! ....if they only had a better front axle
...And a better transmission
@@davidharpin545If what you say is so true then how come this guy's 3788 is performing so well? Not only that but the tractor is at least 42 years old.
That's the first time I've seen a tractor almost stall out on BTP 😅
The 2+2 has such a mean look but only 170 HP.
We had a 3588. We tuned ours to 250 HP, lol.
170 was big in 1980 for row crop work. Most top end row crop tractors were 160 to 190. Full line tractor manufacturers top 4wds were 300 hp.
Back then, that was a lot of horsepower. Being proper equal sized wheels four wheel drive, and properly ballasted, I should imagine that they put their power to the ground pretty efficiently.
The old Aardvark!
Worked for a local farmer for a couple of years probably 25-30 years ago (can't take the farm out of the boy). Ran his 2+2 (sorry, don't know model), repowered w/cat 3406 (250hp?). A little wonky getting used to the steering it at first, but what a beast. Pulled a 6-18 plow & 30' disc without knowing they were there.
I am not sure, but it looks like the back window is missing??
I was thinking the same thing
Howdy bigtractorpower
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Thank you for watching.
Those hills are the same here in the "Palouse" WA. I'm originally from VT...?
The ant eater!
100% 👍👍
I'm almost certain this same 3788 was the one i seen for sale on facebook last year in indiana for $12,000
Those freaking birds are going to eat a lot of that seed 😡
170 hp John Deere 9520RX? Where is that?
You need binoculars to see the front
Next BTP machine?
I am a 2+2 fan. Maybe some day.
Where in NY is this?
Looks like route 49 near Volney
He's actually planting soy bean
Would have pulled that hill no problem if he was no tilling planters pull harder in tilled ground
No till planters weigh even more though
@nellsonstout7001 my cyclo planter will damn near plant into concrete in its factory configuration
As an old dog ,this is 1 4x4 tractor along with the Ford County that I didn't like . Yes ,I have to find a tractor visually appealing. But I wouldn't throw it out with the trash.
And the ugliest tractor award goes to…