Indiana Man's Amazing Tractors & Farm Trucks Collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Machinery Pete video walk through with Joe Swindell of Wilkinson, IN seeing his amazing collection of low hour tractors, Oliver tractors, a John Deere 4440 tractor with only 788 hours and Joe's collection of very low mile old farm trucks
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these guys are such salt of the earth people it brings tears to my eyes thinking of all the americans these people represent, and have made america what it is. with our current political situation to have these people represent my country brings pride and prejudice to my heart to love my country and strive to be the person I should be.
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That Oliver 77 brought back a lot of memories. It was the only brand new tractor my dad owned.
Very nice, very down to earth family. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching Merlin!
Holy crap!
I would drive all the way from Glacier Park just to see the first 5 rigs he showed!!!
AND I would pay to see them!
Oliver and whites are the best tractors!! hands down the best !!!
The only tractor that put run on John's Deere.
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I could walk around in there for hours!
That is awesome , I always like a family working together . Thanks for the video !
+Clint Walton Thanks for watching Clint :-)
Thankyou for this video, it was awesome. We have kept our family equipment from years ago. Our prize is my grandfathers JD 40. We use it quite a bit around the farm.
+Georgia Swampman Send me a pic some time of your JD 40 that grandpa bought new...I'd love to see it :-) My email: greg@machinerypete.com
Hi Pete,
Anyone coming across this must at least take a view at this wonderful collection, a must see!
This is a superb collection, and I know most UK farmers wouldn’t be able to afford the shed to house them apart from the tractors themselves!
The father certainly knows the right people and asks the right questions at the right moment and from what I seem to green, lives in the centre of his ‘buying range’ and with great knowledge and judgement has put together a wonderful collection of tractors and trucks with almost unbelievably short running hours, just amazing.
I enjoyed this video on Olivers also. I grew up on a small dairy farm in N/W Ala and my father bought a new Super 55 in the early spring of 1955. It had some bugs because it was a first run , the clutch was too stiff, the lift had several problems early on, the steering was too weak in the drag arms the front axel was weak. Oliver caught these bugs and cleared them up and we litterly wore the tractor out pulling silage choppers over the next 10 years. Many times has the motor been torn down and rings put on the pistons, we did most of the work in the latter years because the dealer died and no one picked up the deallership in our area. Oliver was great in allowing us to order parts directly from the warehouse in Memphis. Been there many times to pick-up parts for dad and friends that had Olivers. White managed to ruin a great company and product.
I spent many many hours in a 4440 Deere plowing and picking peanuts in Southeast Alabama. Love them. It’s awesome they have those two low hour tractors
Love the old trucks!
Just awesome !
Nice collection ! Thanks
Thank you for this amazing video Pete !
+ertlerik Thanks for watching :-)
Joe seems like a great guy.
Very nice TY for sharing
There is a fellow near Richwood, Ohio that has 60 or so Olivers from the 1940s and 1950s. 44s thru 99s, rice tractors and several orchard tractors. Gas, diesel, LP.
I know these guys good people . Bought equipment several times from Swindell farm equipment over the years ,never se.en all the equipment the had . Would like to make a trip to look around , especially the Oliver's .
Amazing collection!
WOW amazing collection!! That’s Greg!!
i just got my uncles 3020 with 2400 hours. he bought a brand new john deere 48 loader moved 1 dump truck load of limestone and took it off. we had to dig through the shed to get to it it was really buried behind lumber and stuff.
love the 35888! And the ollies
Nice trucks!!!!
We were not so called large farmers , but we averaged about 600 hours per year per tractor... we raised cotton, soybeans, wheat, and rice... most of the hours were from running Row crop cultivators plowing cotton and soybeans....
You walked right beside the best tractor in there and didn't look it over. I would love to have heard the story on that John Deere R.
Love the jd4400 combine I had a smaller jd3300 good little machine with a 244 corn head and 13 platform 70 hp jd gas engine
I'd love to have your job! Doing this would be like heaven! Love seeing your videos, and keep them coming!!! Thanks for sharing!
The Super 99 reminds me of the 1/3rd scale 1952 Super 77 my husband built in '05
love me some olivers! They have one nice collection. Did you happen to catch the model the FWA was that is in-front of the 4440 did you? I know it it a 2050 or 2150 but not sure witch one..
I am digging the manure spreaders suspended over head
Joe you should use F 11 on your collection and it will heip keeping the dust off of your wonderful collection
I have met them people and they are good people!!
Friend of the family has a 4440 he reclaims strip jobs. He keeps it immaculate!
It would've been nice to hear the story of that MF 1155.
Hey I have a 4440 johndeere too!!
You know you have too much equipment when you have to hang manure spreaders from the ceiling to make space.
How much is a 800 hour 4440 worth?? We have had one my entire life on the dairy farm but i'm guessing 30k plus hours haha
is that a cockshutt 428 combine at 15:12 behind all the tires?
What about the massey
Would like to see collection
Some friends of mine have a John Deere 4430 with 1100 original hours and a 4630 with 1300 original hours
my grand father has a 52 ford retractible with 2512 miles on it
Who cares about the JD anymore! Make a full video on all of those olivers!
When my Dad started farming, he bought a used demo Oliver 66, and a brand new Oliver77 Diesel. My brother still has the 66 but the 77 went to a local collector.
What was the year on the 4440?
+52komatsu Not sure, wasn't able to crawl around and catch the SN#. Will see if I can find out from Joe
I need a tax free hobby
Lots of tax write offs right there.