CASE 2470 Traction King Tractor Disking
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- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 174 hp CASE 2470 Traction King Tractor and 630 JOHN DEERE disk. This video shares the tractors production history, specifications and list price.
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I worked for a farmer in Colorado almost 40 years ago when I was a 15 year old kid, he had a 1200 a 1470 and a 2470 the latter was white, I primarily ran the 1470. Man those were the days!!!
Still using the 1975 2470 my Dad bought new on the farm. Even though under powered for most of the larger tillage equipment today. It has fantastic low fuel consumption even under heavy load. No computers or electronic fuel delivery system, Very easy to maintain and fix.
Our neighbor had a 2470. Oddly enough they also had John Deere disc for it.What I remember most about it was the huge front mount snow blower they put on the tractor. Impressive snow blowing machine in the mid 70’s
I love this old girl. I grew up in one of these. I use to sleep on the shelf behind the seat. Once I got old enough when I came home from school I would stone role with it. When I left school I drove it at seeding time. We kept it around until 2012 when we sold it. It was set up with the wide tiers and PTO. but no three point. It had the red and white paint like this one. I cant remember when dad got it but it must have been around 1979. I wished ever since we sold it that we kept it. Just because it has been such a big part of my life and love of the farm.
I used to run a 2470 in the seventies when I was a teenager with a 12 ft crosscut disc in eastern Ohio after we gave up plowing on 3,000 acre cattle and grain operation. Those were good days thanks for the memories
First tractor I ever got to ride in as a kid was a brand new 1977 2470. Great tractors.
It’s nice to see these older tractors still tearing up the ground, think of it, no computers, no gps guidance, just drive it straight, it’s just plain cool.
It really is good to see. A man driving old iron was tired when he or she got home from steering all day long lol.
My dad bought one of these new and it was the talk of the county at the time.
Ran 1 for years. Last time was 1981. Good old Iron. I was lucky to run 2 of them. 24, 2670.
It's ALWAYS a good day when BTP uploads a video!! Keep'em coming Jason. Love your drone footage too!!👍😁
I spent most of my youth behind the wheel of a 2470.... fond memories...
Owned a 2470. So much power. Pulled anything. Planted potatoes with it for years. Tight turning radius made it ideal for the task. 6 rows at a time was a lot back when it was new.
Do you have any pictures of that combination? Would love to see it! There is a larger Mortensen potato farm here in Wisconsin that I take pictures of often.
All hail the King!
Case 2470 the old Beast never give up 👍👍😃💪💪
One of the roughest riding tractors ever built! Short wheel base and the crab steering. It was definitely a dry land tractor we tried it the rice fields in Texas and it didn't work to well!
Love seeing these old tractors at work great video Jason
Great clip, thanks, she's being very well driven, plenty of RPM's to be right on the power, right gear, not going too fast like a lot of tractor clips on here, she's also pulling fairly hard but not being over worked, well done, if all that makes sense. cheers.
I like tractor's without the computer technology i noticed a lot of new combines go across the field by themselves and that takes the fun out of farming. I would love to drive that Case it looks fun
Combine headers these days, are so wide, that the driver couldn't possibly accurately see his left boundary with any degree of precision. Given the high cost of a modern combine, you'd better make darn sure that you are taking a full width cut every single time to maximise output and reap (no pun intended), the benefit of fewer passes across a given field.
The GPS guidance also helps keep the driver fresher and more alert for longer - would be near impossible to keep a huge combine like a John Deere X9 1100 completely on track 100% of the day, in say, a 500 acre plot of land.
Love this tractor and the excellent drone footage.
Had two 2670s both straight piped lol , one pulled a 40 foot air seeder and the other one with the pto ran the international 1482 pull type combine. ,then switched one to a case ih 4694.. they were good solid tractors for us .....Thanks for the video!
Back in the day at the county fair tractor pull one of these and a JD4320 with duals had a pull off. The Case pulled first and eventually started jumping like a rabbit. The JD hooked up for it's pull and pulled the sled way into the curve of the track where they finely told him to just stop. Great video!!
Thanks for the great information about the 2470 tractor and the history of the tractor
A guy that lives near me still farms with all old traction kings . He has a bunch of broken ones around that would be really good protects. Great video
One of these days Im gonna own a 1470. I think they are one of the sharpest tractors Case ever built.
My Grandpa had a 2470 he used it to pull the grain cart.
Thanks for another great video keep up the fantastic work.
Nice video and great overview of the plowing with the drone!!
A Case day is a good day. I remember when these were big tractors, guess I'm old.
The tractor I ever got to ride in was a brand new 1977 Case 2470 😁👍
same here
We had a 1070 agri king that stayed broken down , transmission , hydraulics , took windows out cause ac just was miserable lol . Traded it for a big new Allis Chalmers in 74, I think it was , rop tractor that was 100% all balls ! Great video and specs as always , thanks . 👍👍
Allis Chalmers 👍.
My uncle bought a new 1070 case powershift to replace a 190 XT , the case was a nice tractor (one of the last 1070 built) but it couldn't hang with the Allis Chalmers even after the dealer opened it up
Was my dad's first four wheel drive he had on the farm then we ran a 4890 and now today a 4690 🙂
awesome video those were great tractors!!!! looking forward to video 2000!!!!! thank you!!!!!
She needs a make over to look like new.😍 When I joined the Seabees 78to83 we had MRS tractors that were sort of like these in that they were one piece . They were used to pull a scraper or a water tank attachment. I'm pretty sure they had V8 Detroits in them.
After seeing all the big tractors out there, this one's kind of cute! lol
There’s one of those just down the road from me and it still working in in the field today
Good Morning From New Zealand, Wonderful bigtractorpower Video, Thanks for sharing, have a great rest of your week
Thank you for watching so many BTP videos.
i ran that same tractor back in the late 70s and early 80s when i knifed in liguid nitrogen it was a beast
Nice old tractor & a nice farm pond sure looks like a great place to live
Great video as always. I've never seen one of these run before.
Great video, thanks.
Looks big from the front and like a relatively short wheel base for the steering. Nice to also see an old school color scheme.
Looks good on the wide single’s 😎
The wide single tires look great on this machine
Ran a 2670 for a couple years. Good strong dependable tractors...
That is a really cool workhorse👍😉 I like the red and white color scheme😁👍
Always enjoy your videos.
Takes me back to mid 70 s. We had 3 of them on our rice farm In south east Texas
That is awesome. This is one of my all time favorite tractors. What implements did you pull with them?
my grandpa used to rent one to disc. long before my time. thought it was interesting this one was disking to
Really a nice machine
Good looking tractor, love that 4-wheel steer, this is a nice set up I like that JD disk too!
It makes an effective tillage team 👍👍
Awesome video like the tractor 👍👍
Awesome video once again BTP! I am actually going to be looking at a completely original 2470 today or tomorrow. I have some interesting plans for it if we are able to come up on a good price! I am going to be making it a machine to use in the woods almost like a slider but I still want to use it on the farm so I am also going to be making it a special loader tractor to be moving hay bales around. I have a neighbor who has the same machine and added a loader to his and it is a absolutely awesome loader tractor believe it or not
You end up making a deal? I'd love to see one with a loader.
My neighbour had the whole line of tan Case 4wd's plus a good collection of cross mount Case's too. think he sold off the bigger ones tho
I have a 2670 and my brother has a 2470. They have been good tractors. The 504 is a torque monster
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Very nice 👍
one of the finest tractors I have ever driven and tilled ground with
😁👍👍. First tractor I ever got to ride in.
These where some fantastic tractors, Delaval headquarter in Sweden used a newer CASE IH version of these when I worked for them there, it was awesome!
Guess the modern version of these must be the claas xerions , or are anyone else making 4 wheel steering today?
One of my favourite videos yet. I love the David Brown white and poppy orange colour scheme. Still quite a few CASE David Browns earning their crust over here in Ireland. The 90 and 94 series were popular.
David Brown built a good tractor. There are still 1410 and 1210 tractors here in use. I hope to film one some time.
My boss had a International 4100 wheatland tractor , it was yellow might have also been a construction tractor it had 2 wheel steering or 4 wheel steering with the control on a console next to the seat . I believe there was a tractor that had crab steering but I don't remember the number of it maybe a 4300 maybe . Thank you for all your great & informative videos . I've seen a lot of different models in 50 years in agriculture
I remember that I was framing i was driving it was nice good and strong 😅
Very nice, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching.
Looks like the perfect size many different applications 🌼
It was a top selling tractor in its day. Still handy today.
We had a 2870 awesome tractor
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We bought a red & white one new in 1974 or 5 and pulled an 8 18” Bottom Kverneland onland plow like it was nothing. We used the crab steering to pull an offset rock picker. It was a great tractor and it and the 2590 we had never broke down.
Very cool. What brand of rock picker did you run on it?
bigtractorpower Schulte Rock Picker
Big power, in a easy handling machines case doesn't have to hold it head down for anyone.
It was a great tractor in its day. It’s always neat to see them 40 plus years later still farming.
Nice video I am from India
MAttheww Dedrick , Lansing ny has operating 2670 , white scheme . 2470 with intercooler manifold . nearly 5 yrs on inframe overhaul . also scania power 4890 . justa thot if visiting home stomping grounds in the lakes region again .easy to find him on FB and IG posting his farm field work .
We had a 24 and a 2670 back in the day. I spent ALOT of hours in them old girls.
What do you think of the 2670s transmission?
@@whathobogrohknows not to bad if you shift them down manually 3,2,1 and not by just pushing in the clutch. And dont do any pto work with them sitting in reverse
@@whathobogrohknows 90 and 94 series were better
@@straightpipeacres6365 is it easy to access the transmission, I’m sorta interested in one I guess something in the transmission broke
@@whathobogrohknows only thing you can access is the valve body from the floor in the cab. Trans job on average is about 10k. And motor has to come out
U ever film any 8430s? It was the first big tractor I ever operated and can’t find any videos of them
MAN.. she was pulling... 😊
Pretty cool to se the oldies still out there getting things done. I will say- I am not a fan of the red/white color scheme. I definitely preferred the tan/red.
We had a full suitcase on the front of our 2470.
I'd love to see 👀 a picture of that front end !
These things have a killer turning radius on them. The crab walk is definitely cool, and a lot of hardcore offroaders will use a pair of 2.5 ton Rockwell (Deuce and a Half/M35A2) steer axles so they can rear wheel steer just like these machines do. It doesn't seem too handy to me on a tractor pulling plows, but it's really handy moving through tight spaces and getting around obstacles. I can see how going up a hill and crab walking right or left to avoid an obstacle would be safer than turning the machine entirely on the slope.
The crab steer feature really made Case 4wds stand out.
The tractor my dad learned to run pans on
What size tires is he running on that tractor Jason
Nice
Thank you fir watching.
It's great to be American.
be good if Case went back to making parts for the older mechanical tractors so we dont run out of tractors and food
From Illinois. The JD 630 is doing a good job in my opinion. The operator needs to keep a eye on the disc location......he over laps and under laps to much for me. Otherwise a good video.
Seems to be doing a pretty good job of chopping up those corn stalks, despite running parallel to them. Would have thought diagonal passes would have been more effective ?
My brother had one of the earlier Cases like this. As I recall there was a lever on the seat pedestal that controlled the steering of the rear wheels. Was that system still used in the later models or was rear steering control incorporated with the front steering?
This is actually my tractor. The steering for the rear wheels can be set to auto or manual. It’s a big lever on the dash, so you can actually drive it sideways with all 4 tires on there own path. I’ll be honest, there’s not a lot of applications for it! But it’s kind of cool!
@@jakej1284 I was aware of the "crab" steering "feature". Good to hear the later models had the auto feature because one could get rather busy with throttling down, raising equipment and working the rear steering at the end of the field. I recall a warning label on the dash that said not to adjust the rear wheel steering in high gear. Guessing rear steering was disabled in your model in road gear. I could see where that could get scary in a hurry.
@@dwightl5863 it isn’t automatically disabled. You have to disengage the lever. It’s actually pretty stable considering it doesn’t go too fast.
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I like the white best
Spent many hours on a 2470 when I was growing up.
Very cool the 2470 was the first truck driver had a chance to ride in as a kid
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Thank you Alex. I enjoy watching your dairy.
@@bigtractorpower thank you Jason
To save a Tyre or two ✌ I believe I would set the chopper closer to the ground the next time around
Good Still working it is very old truck
I know a couple old boys that farm a lot of acres with about 10 to 15 70 series 4wds and then they got a scrapyard of gleaners. I think they got a few 13-1570s and a black stripe 1566
Wow very cool.
Building those field ridges......
That’s fun part of disking right ???
Our 2470 is desert tan/orange 🏜. It came with the fat singles and the small duals which we don't use. I put 1500 pounds of fluid in each tire. Fixed everything in the cab along with putting in new Jensen HD stereo and cb radio. Plan on doing everything needed for complete resto. Also use it to pull a john deere disk. Tractor runs and works excellent! Also been told that it needs to be in a museum, LoL! Would like to run an intercooler on it. Does anybody know 🤔 what I need? Thanks 😊!
How do they make sure the front and rear steering stay synchronize?
There are cables that you have to adjust going up to the cab valve that controls the steering
Cool oldie with nice shoes...
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I have the 2670 bare back in power red and white. I pull a jd 15 shank spring shank chissel with it. She has a nice big cab and a bunch of pulling power. I think the 2670 was 205 hose power bust im not sure.
Very nice. I am a Traction King fan. I just featured a 2670 on the channel last month. The video is at th-cam.com/video/xNXn1TCpDBM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WIYmK1TI_eHQwPLf
The 2670 in the video was part of the rebrand your Case in the 1985-1986 Case IH repaint program.
Have anything big planned for video number 2000?
Yes. Looking forward to it. It took 11 years to compile 2,000 videos. I posted 360 videos in 2020. If I kept up that pace it would take 4 years to get to 3,000. It is exciting to have shared 2,000 farm machines. Thank you for watching.
Good old school ‘merican muscle baby
Man I’d grab another gear assuming he’s not in the third gear of the range
Always on the hunt for Case tractors.
We had a 2470- n-1270 case when we were farming years ago and love than .
Lot of old tractors out there working in the fields?
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Looks like a flip phone video.... But a nice tractor.
Reminds me of Belarus tractors
I did use in 1976/7
I drive in thoese a lot it’s fun but gets stuck a lot
At 2:25+ you see why GPS is beneficial...