J.I. CASE 800 Tractor Seeding Wheat
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- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 55 pto hp J.I. CASE 800 tractor and a 12 ft International 5100 grain drill. This video shares the sights and sounds of seeding wheat in Indiana. Viewers will also learn about this gasoline powered J.I. CASE 811-B tractor's production history, specifications and original price tag.
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wow a AC 200 then a Case 800. I'm loving the oldies and you cant film enough of these kinds of machines in my opinion. I get a little tired of the huge new 1/2 a million dollar set-ups, but I understand that's your bread and butter and there are a lot of them out there and people like "Big"
My very first tractor I ever owned was a Case Vac, I was a teenager, 1st gen farmer. I had that tractor, no land, and 4 calves. Very lean times
The ones that no one can afford lol
Man you’re on a golden oldie streak bud! Those big Case 4 lungers have a sound all their own.
I Love this video. Great to see these CLASSIC Tractors again. When I was young, my Dad had a CASE 800, and when I was 12 years old I spent lots of time harrowing our fields South of Moosomin, Saskatchewan. Great Memories. Thank You.
Nice to see this older equipment working .
Love the old case tractors like that
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Man your finding some classics, I want a Case 800 diesel to tractor pull with.
It’s very exciting finding these classic still hard at work in the field in factory condition.
I grew up on a farm and cattke ranch in New Mexico (I am 70 now) and we had a LP Gas version of this tractor, and I absolutely loved operating it. Foot throttle and a torque converter lockup lever on the panel. You could get a cultivator or a two bottom plow aligned by feathering the throttle and then after startup roll, drop the lockup and you were on your way on another pass. We had two John Deere B's (one with spokes in all four wheels) and the other the "new" full sheet metal. A F20 Farmall, A WD9 international and a TD 9 Crawler version.
Good way to grow up, I never got over it LOL
Love seeing row crop tractors in the field working!
It is nice to see old tractors.🙂🚜
That is the tractor I started with, around age 10, or so. Helping in the field. Ours was diesel, row crop. Caseomatic drive was excellent. Had mounted 3 bottom plow, and front mount 4 row cultivator. Very efficient tractor.
Very cool. Thank you for sharing.
Grew up with 400 and 800 diesels, and an sc. Great memories!
I started with a Case VAC and have added a Case310 trac-hoe rebuilding the engine. And recently picked up an Case800 terratrac dozer with scarifier on the back. All these give me great pleasure running and restoring in spare time.
We've had a couple of ol' JI CASE tractors over the years. Had a 730 CASE-O-MATIC with a gas engine, wide front end,& eagle hitch. Then a 831 COMFORT KING with a diesel engine, wide front end, & 3 point hitch. I also think at one time my dad had a JI CASE 430 utility with the eagle hitch, & an Oliver loader mounted on it. Dad always has had a soft spot for the ol' JI CASE tractors. Thanks for sharing.
I work on tractors with my dad and his brother and out of us three I'm the only one who likes tricycles, good to see more of em on the channel
Love the stories and info about the older equipment. Boy there was an amazing lot of good work done back in the day with this older equipment. Thanks, great video!
I like finding the classics still hard at work. The 800 was a big tractor in its day.
Love this old equipment, so cool! That 800 tractor sounds identical to the Case 800 combine my grandfather used to have. It had a 719B Case 4 cylinder gas engine in it. That thing had a sweet sound all of its own under load. We also used to have a CaseIH 5300 soybean special end wheel drill like that. Only ours was a 20 x 6. We pulled it with my dads Farmall M with live hydraulics.
I really love to the these classics at work!
Thanks for the video! 😊👍🏻
My style/era of farming SW MN, Thanks Jason!!
See Case and IH working as a team, they were meant to be together for ever . They were always my favorite 2 brands with Allis Chalmers and David Brown being my next favorites.
My first tractor I ever bought on my own is my case 811b wide front. I pulled 3 16 maul board plow and a 12 ft disk with it for 6 years before retiring it to a sprayer tractor. She is now getting a bit of a make over and still going to be a sprayer tractor.
Very cool. Thank you for sharing.
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This farm has a nice fleet👍😉 great to see the older machines😁👍
Nice video again👍
So this was the start of CaseIH they watched your video lol
Great video of the older equipment keep them coming I enjoy big tractor videos
We still use a ih 5100 grain drill for winter crops, ours has markers and a small seed box on it. We pull it with a classic JD 4240 . Love every bit of it
Very nice set up.
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I've always wondered if you've ever seen one of these. Love your work.
Clicked like before watching !!!!
Was hoping to see that beast in da field 👍👍
Here it is 😁👍👍. I wondered if people noticed it sitting back there in the Steiger and Allis-Chalmers videos.
@@bigtractorpower sure did...thanks for showing it.
Still use a ji 970 to cut hay. Cousin uses a 931 comfort king. Both use 9' vicons...love the sounds!
Great Vlog, that tractor is almost as old as me, a 12 ' drill would have been huge in the 50s, well done thanks
I use a JI case 811b for mowing and baling my hay I just put it away for the winter time for the JI 932 comfort King to move some snow
Seen it sitting in the background in the last video. 👍👍
😁👍👍. It was a fun day in the field. Steiger Wildcat on primary tillage, AC 200 on secondary tillage and Case 811-B on seeding.
@@bigtractorpower sounds like a good way to spend a day.
Scruffy 61 it’s a great classic farm. I plan to go back to film more nice machines.
@@bigtractorpower Sweet. I will join you through the video.
I have a 970, 1070, 1370 & 730
My father & grandfather both had a IH 5100 & CIH 5100 for over 30 years they get the job done but take a while to get over some acres but we did it with a gas 460 theory was always the lightest tractor to pull the end wheel drills
Nice to see this one come out to play after seeing it in the background in the Allis Chalmers one.
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Very neat video of golden oldie. Thanks for posting
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My uncle had an 830 diesel case-o-matic looked just like this tractor but had a wide front.
Always enjoyed the sound of that tractor. He also had a Case 830 gas comfort king.
Much nicer tractor then the case-o-matic
Very cool. Stay tuned for a 1030 Comfort King video in the near future.
My uncle had a Case 800 Diesel Case O Matic, '56 Case 300 gas, 1954 DC Case, 1950 SC Case, & a 1937 CC Case. I drove them all. The CC had a straight pipe, no muffler, on rubber, had to turn steering wheel more than half a turn before front wheels moved. The 3 older ones had hand clutches & "chicken roost" steering arms.
Very nice old looking tractor
I have owned a 930 CK diesel all of my adult life and have 2 round fender LP gas 930 s they sound so good under load .
Very cool.
Spent many hours at the controls of a 1948 DC-3 , which I still own today.
This era of tractor, and older, is what I grew up with... I haven't run anything newer than 80s manufacture... I like the "old iran"... They were built to k
last... How many of the newer tractors or combines or bailers will be running when they are as old as this beauty... and the AC I see hooked to the disc? Back in the 50s you could use those old pieces of equipment and support a family on a hundred acres... Not anymore... I think that's sad...
Very sad, I agree
This is why the 70s to 90s full size tractors are very hot right now! No computer problems and they can be repaired alot easier too! Watch some online auctions some the super low hour units sell for about what they were new!
We had a drill like that but pulled it with either of the following; 400,700,870,930 or 1030.
I once saw a Case 800 sitting in the driveway in the middle of Indianapolis, must have been someone's project because it was a long way from any field.
It’s interesting to see where classic tractors turn up.
Is the oil well still producing? Maybe that's what it take to buy those nice classic tractors.
Lol ur hilarious
We have one but it's a lpg model. Great drill tractors.
Im new to the channel. Very interesting videos. Your narration is fantastic.
Thank you for watching Big Tractor Power. I post a new farm machine video each day.
First tractor I ever drove when I was about 8 years old was an 800 case with a case of Matic
Very cool. I like the Comfort King era tractors. The first tractor I ever got to ride on was a Case 2470 Traction King.
My grandma had a case that looked similar to that. But I think her's was probably smaller hp. Maybe in the 30ish range
Part 3 😎👍. FYI, put the seeder wheel on the "inside" of the previous track to prevent deer runs...if you know what I mean...
Very cool. What did the "Western Special" package entail? Was that dualled up?
Would love to hear the story behind the old tractors or an interview with the farmer. How long they have own it or how long it has been on the farm.
That would be good. Often during planting and harvest there is little time to visit. This tractor was bought new by the farm. It came from the factory with out fenders and was recently restored.
We just saw this doing fall tillage!!!
You are correct. It is a 3 part series.
Grandfather said the other tractor companies referred the "Case-o-matic" transmission as the "gas-o-matic," poking fun at the fuel efficiency.
800 series Western Special..... now that is something I have never seen. I didn't even know they made anything besides the 930 or 1030 in that style.
I would like to find a Western to film. The price book listed each of these models. Some have to be extra rare.
She's a beauty
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The Case-O-Matic decals either are missing or it's not a Case O Matic. Needs fenders, it's so open. Where does he carry his lunch and water? Very nice looking tractor though.
The tractor is a one owner machine and came from the factory with out fenders. It has recently been restored and needs its 800 badge and Case O Matic emblem.
Case-o-matic!!! No shifting, no clutching, no stalling!
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Thank you for watching.
Not sure I like the way they tilled that field. Looked to be doing a whole lot of travelling up and down on the case. lol Good video.
What made the western special model of both has and diesel variants unique?
The western special has large square fenders that encase the rear tire to reduce dust and it has a standard front axle. A western special would have pulled a disc plow or chisel plow as well as a press drill for seating winter wheat. You would primarily find one in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Montana.
What is the need for this type of tire on the seeder? I seen this on a John Deere seeder earlier this year. It is the first I ever noticed it. Not a farmer, but I grew up around all this older farm machinery.
It is a marker wheel/tire. It is so you can drive the tractor in a way to make your next pass roughly line up with the last pass without an overlap or a large gap that will be noticeable when the wheat starts popping up out of the ground. Example: overlap/overseed by 6 inches every pass will add up over 50 acres in wasted seed. That also works the other way 6 inches farther away from each pass adds up to lower total yield for the number of acers. A good driver can make it so you can't tell where one pass begins and the other ends. Here is a 90's version of the drilling operation. Not too much is different really other than a more refined design for more accurate seeding rates and seed placement. th-cam.com/video/tC0zKO5vNag/w-d-xo.html
@@thejunkman Thank you for that explanation. I never thought of it being a marker.
@@chadtheartist5081 In the "olden" days, well even somewhat today, Planters (different from seed drills like this) use(d) marker arms with a disc that dug a furrow that on the next pass you guided the center of the tractor to plant consistent row spacing.
Tractors had/have a raised chrome ornament or crease in the hood as a "sight" to aim for the marker furrow. You can kinda see it on this tractor it can be more pronounced on other brands/models. Typically only found on tractors designed for row crop and not on "standard or wheatland" tractors without adjustable wheels. Here is my modern late 90's tractor and planter using marker arms www.thejunkmanadv.com/uploads/8/4/0/3/8403513/littlecatplanter_orig.jpg
@@thejunkman I appreciate this as well. I am familiar with the ridge markers on planters. I guess I found it odd that box seeders never seem to have them. I grew up watching 4020's, narrow front 3020's, and narrow front poppin Johnny's. farm the three field's behind my house. I used to get so excited to watch them work. They had a 95 combine as well. They used to ear pick with the picker that would attach to the front on their narrow front 2 cylinder Deere. And they had one Oliver. It had a distinct sound.. Sounded like it was always a full rev as it ran the gravity wagons to and from the field.
case super ans behind allischalmers 200 with 107 hs a thing a have him in fs17.
Yeah buddy! Posted 24 seconds ago. Sounds like a good time to sit down, take a dump, and watch some tractors 🚜 😀
tmi
Ditto!
Tmi but not wrong 😂
And if you want to film it doing some mowing or some square baleing you're welcome to come visit
A modern gas tractor is such over looked from big brands. We can make very fuel efficient gas motors now. Heck the price alone vs diesel would make a average utility or row crop tractor very attractive to farmers. There is a reason these gas tractor keep getting used.
Sharpe outfit !!!!
Anyone know anything about a 683 international tractor my grandad has one and I can’t find anything online about it
Do you know time period the 683 was built? I have heard of a 686 but not a 683.
@@bigtractorpower not entirely sure just know grandad got it new and if I remember right it was in the early to mid 70s . we nicknamed it little red and mostly use it as a feed tractor
It’s always baffled me why it says 683 but I’ve never been able to find anything on it
More fun to watch tractors like this then watch new ones with auto steer and all the other crap they are putting on them.
Grandfather farmed with a Case LA in 1940's. He joked in case ya "Can't Afford Something Else"
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Brand new this tractor was just over $41,700 in today’s money
730 John Deere diesel, 4010 John Deere 4020 John Deere and 560 international diesel
60 and 70 John Deere on tractor fuel and propane
Nice line up. 👍👍
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Very nice line up.