Iconic AGCO Tractors 1955-2022
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- Big Tractor Power takes a look at the long line of tractor brands that are part of AGCO. This video looks at 16 iconic AGCO tractor brands by sharing different machines that were built between 1955 and 2022.
AGCO Heritage tractors to watch for:
01: Allis-Chalmers 8070
02: Deutz-Allis 9170
03: AGCO-Allis 9775
04: AGCO DT205B
05: Oliver 1855
06: Cockshutt 1850
07: Minneapolis-Moline G-1350
08: WHITE 2-150
09: AGCO-WHITE 8710
10: Massey-Harris 44 Special
11: Massey Ferguson 3545
12: McConnell-Marc 1000
13: AGCO-STAR 8425
14. VALTRA 8950
15. CHALLENGER MT865B
16: FENDT 1167 Vario MT
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Now an 1855 makes a whole lot more sense. Lol. One of these days I really want to run an Agcostar. Just don’t see that many. Agco probably should have pushed sales on them a lot harder than they did because they are really simple well put together tractors. I know they are trying to define their whole “brand identity” by consolidating lines but I wish they would have kept the orange and silver tractors.
Agree!!!!!!!
Our farm has had 2 Agcostars over the years, they are great tractors. Very simple and well put together like you said. I always figured they would’ve sold better with a power shift or at least a synchro instead of the Eaton. 100% agree about sticking with the orange/silver.
My favorite Allis Chalmers is a D-21. That's one awesome orange machine.
The D-21 is the number one tractor on my filming wish list. I hope one turns up in 2022.
Lest not forget the mighty D-19
I love my Oliver 1655 and 1955. I'd be open to trying maybe a little bigger Massey or Fendt in the future.
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I really love the agco star 8425. the simple looks and "boring" grey colour just makes it look like an absolute workhorse. No BS.
Thanks Jason, we have run a few different 100 hp Duetz Fahr tractors and I really enjoy seeing the 9170 in action
I sure wish Allis Chalmers were still around today. Good video with some great machines!
It would be cool if Ago did a Allis Challenger commemorative tractor, maybe all the crazed Allis people will like it and buy a bunch of them.
I love the Allis Chalmers. My grandpa Harris used to own and farm with them. He started out with the Allis Chalmers crawlers and then he went with their tractors. The HD47 crawler is still around. He said they were loud when you farm with them. The reason why he went with John Deere you ask why: Because Allis Chalmers sold out. He tried Duetz Allis and other brands then he chose to go with John Deere. He never went big when he owned Allis Chalmers. He had Gleaner at the time too. The Gleaner N6 is still on the farm.
What happened? Is this a re-upload? NO matter, I can al;ways watch it again. Love the big orange tractors, though there are lots of great old (and newer) tractors in this one.
Thank you for watching again. I forgot to include the Valtra. It bothered me not to have the full AGCO line so pulled version one and posted again to show the Valtra 8950.
Any of the real Allis Chalmers tractors are my fave. Hard to beat the orange power.
You got that right man. Allis D21 I love.
This is agco, not just allis
@@CheeseMiser Thank you, Captain Obvious.
@@CheeseMiser who?
Big muscle allis my favorite d-19 that was one tough tractor
Favorite…..ALL OF THEM!!!!
Thank you for watching.
We still run 2 D17"s, 2 185"s and 2 7000"s.
7000 is a great Tractor.!!!
you know l am a hardcore AC man!! my youngest son has a RT120 AGCO and a 7045. he runs a new Massey baler too, l alway liked the AGCO STAR four wheel drive but not any in my area. watched the DEERE video yestday and hoped you do a AGCO video. and you did great job. So l will be looking for a RED IH video next. l be watchin!!!!!!!!
Saw this yesterday but always welcome a BTP video. Agco tractors getting it done. I've always liked the Challengers. Thanks Jason.
Thank you for watching again. I forgot to include the Valtra. It bothered me not to have the full AGCO line so pulled version one and posted again to show the Valtra 8950.
Was goes to stir and question about Valtra before the name change from Valmet but you and your friends/colleagues do a fantastic job and I am always amazed you haven't with worn yourselves out or bankrupted yourself on fuel costs as it is.
To this day I still think that Agco should offer all their tractor models in all the former brands colors. For example if you want the Oliver color it should come as an Agco Oliver just like buying a Chevrolet or GMC
I totally agree with you. And also keep the same engines as they were unique to each brand. I get the whole corporate thing. But it's losing touch with its roots and the people who used them
Fantastic video, as usual 👏 😀 👌 Also, your commitment to getting scorched by dust has to be commented 👍
Wooooo! Go Massey Ferguson!!
Great vídeo Jason.
Thank you for watching.
Actually pretty fond of the aesthetics of the Deutz-Allis, MM, and white tractors. Mainly the color, same reason I like the old Steigers
Fine retrospective selection!
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower 👌
I'm a Massey guy, but those orange Agco DT tractors are some of the best looking tractors ever built. Too bad they quit making them in that color. On our farm the list of Masseys would be 165, 1085, 5465, 7480, 7624, 8660. And mid summer there should be a 8S.265. Thanks for the video
My father bought a Massey Harris 44 when I was a kid and later he had Massey Fergusons. Now we have Challengers. Always been partial to AGCO. I like the CVT but it is smarter than I am! Thanks for video.
I really enjoyed seeing and hearing about these old tractors. Plus the old discs and all behind them. Really loved seeing the Oliver. They were popular when I grew up in potato country. Thank you for sharing these
we had good luck witthe 8775 Agco-Allis as a hay-bailer
We worked on a 7580 Allis one time that had a Cummins conversion. That was a pretty strong horse.
The 7580 is the only AC 4wd I have not had a chance to film yet.
@@bigtractorpower at one time there were at least 3 around here. I think I know where one still is but I’m not sure how often he uses it.
My grandfather had an Allis Chalmers WC and WD when I was a kid 50 years ago.
Love the 8070, I would have liked to see a White 185 make it. There’s on in my area that I used to run a bit.
My favorite AGCO brand is both Valtra, Massey-Ferguson and Fendt, as i grew up with all three brands when i was young. I'm still young, as i'm a 22 year old dude. The first AGCO tractor i got to operate was a Fendt, don't remember the model or what year, but i have some experience from it
The oliver 1855 was my favorite
My second favorite is a tie between the cockshutt 1850 and the agcostar.
Allis chalmers 5020 on our 12 acre strawberry farm. I use to has a Hesston 666DT too. It was a great tractor
My son and I in our haying operation use a White 2-155, Allis-Chalmers 185, and we are currently restoring a couple Olivers that belonged to my grandfather and father, a Fleetline 77 and 88.
Very cool line up.
Ya the 185 Landhander was a real neat tractor for sure
My favorite always was the Allis wd45 diesel
Thanks for consistant EXCELLENCE B.T.P. 👍✌️, Always outstanding and much appreciated ✌️
Thank you for watching.
Hope you get some videos of 3650,3660,3670,3680,3690 Massey Ferguson,I still use some Massey tractors,like them too
I've got a soft spot for Allis Chalmers and Gleaner. My grandpa and great grandpa farmed with them. They started out with a couple pull type combines but then upgraded to a single Gleaner self propelled combine and they had two Allis Chalmers 2wd tractors to do the cultivating and seeding.
Allis Chalmers was a great brand with many innovative products. It’s too bad they could not survive the ecnomic down turn in farming in the 1980s.
The big yellow tractor looks just like the Massey ferguson mf5200.
All the tractor farms getting owned by fewer and fewer companies is not good in my opinion. As a Massey ferguson nut I am not happy that mf are no longer built in the uk these big companies take the best bits from each and bin the rest. You can argue that you end up with better machines but a lot of history is ditched along with jobs.
It's just like banks you don't know who actually owns what and all the personal interactions you had before go out the window and you never deal with the same person twice!
Look at mf it was a worldwide company covering all agricultural and industrial machinery it is now a shadow of what it was so I really have no time for setups like agro sorry I mean agro!!!
The McConnell Marc 1000 is the same as the Massey 5200. McConnell built the 5200 for Massey Ferguson in the late 80’s. McConnell build 4wds through 1994 when they sold out to AGCO.
@@bigtractorpower hi.
Thanks for letting me know. A farm up the road has a 4840 that I go and drool over now and then but I think the 5200 is a better looking machine.
We run all agco tractors
1155. 2680. 3650. 3095. 8240. 188. 165. 65. Plus a few more newer ones And the only white 4-150 here in New Zealand
We have a deutz 9130 but in the allis chalmers orange. Great tractor never let us down has 6000 hrs and still used on planting every year
AGCO has a great line up, strong engines and well-appointed premium feeling tractors. I just wish their dealer presence and availability of non-big Fendt tractors was better in Ontario. Unrelated, but does anyone know if you can special order a Massey with AGCO branding and orange livery still? You’d think you could to honour the “A” in AGCO.
Also wish they didn't get rid of the orange agco and agco allis tractors they should of kept them
Good information as always. As I've watched the video, funny how as the different tractor brands were bought up by the "Parent" the tractors had a similar look & styling about them. I can remember my dad had a Massey Harris 44 Special that he'd bought when I was a little kid. Sadly, I never got the joy of running it. Thanks for sharing.
You didn't show many historical tractors from these iconic brands. I was raised with a Cockshutt 50 then a 570 (Dad bought it at a factory to farmer sale in August 1959, Brantford, Ontario), MHF 50 then 65, couple Allis WD's in the 1950's and 1960's. Since I took over in 1981, the fleet is all Deere.
I spent alot of my child hood in a 8050 and alot of time running my dad's 8050s and 8070. They were a comfortable quiet tractor. Would like to add one to my operation some day.
Alcone db 2 series was my favorite. Wonder how,any were ever made since it was such a short production run.
MM and Oliver looks like grandpa of Brazilian CBT. Look for CBT 1105 or 2105. Cockshutt is the old CBT 1090
The CBT line is interesting. It definitely is related to Oliver.
Valtra Your Yorking Machine 😍
Not only do we get to see tractors, we get a really cool history lesson as well! Thanks BTP!
Great video Jason, That 8245 would have looked great in Orange! I'm guessing McConnell-Marc is nothing to do with the McConnell in the UK that made Saw benches and Hedge cutters.
Whoever owns that 8550 has done a great job keeping it together. In high winds the engine covers fly off and get dented, not big dents, like gravel dents. Also the lights usually vibrate off the back fenders, so useless anyways. Spent my youth in one, perfect size can for a 13 year old. Loved it, never let me down, lots of cultivator and chisel plow hours. Rock hard dirt if the 80s.
The Allis - Chalmers MFWD 8070 is my favorite. I don't have any on my farm today, but back in the day when it was new, I had the privilege of operating one for a guy and to me it was a major upgrade in the cab. A lot more leg room, didn't smoke as bad as the series before. They also had made the new articulated 4 × 4 the same way.
Loved seeing all of these tractors. Oliver is the one I love the most, grew up with them starting out with a 60, 77, 88 and then 1850. Love to see more of these brands. Thanks for showing them.
I grew up with my grandads 1855. Love that brand and always good memories.
We have an 1850
@@CheeseMiser Nice
I’d never heard of the McConnell Marc… that’s a damn fine looking beast!
Not many were made. Not many left. I think the one in the video is in western New York. There was another I’d never heard of. The Valtura
Great! Here in Brazil, we used MF 275 advanced 2003 model
Nice tractor.
I would like to know how many hours are on some of them old timers. Great videos
🟠The 8550 was a BEAST.!!! I always loved how the engines sounded on the 7000 to 7080 and the 4wd7580.! But Nothing sounded as good as the "8550".! 🟠NOTHING.!!!✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️
My favorites were the Oliver and Whites.
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Yeah we have a Euro dealer near by and they keep a very up to date line of Euro spec Valmet and Deutz, i'm old enough to remember when Valmet took over Volvo tractors. Has there ever been any of the Lamborghini or Same tractors over here?
Enjoyed Big Tractor, My Dad bought the first D21 sold new from Webster City, Iowa dealer, can't remember name. First to pull field cultivator, homemade dolly, then planter. Also pulled stalk chopper the disk behind it. Had a article in Farm Journal in the 60s , can't find it, can you? We lived 3 miles north on hwy 69 from Jewell,Iowa. Dads in r R. B.
My favorite is the 1855 love the Meadow green 💚And white!!
Tough tractor. 👍👍
Mine as well 👍🏻😍
Probably some of the most under appreciated tractors AGCO ever made was the deutz air cooled tractors and the AGCO Allis tractors with the Detroit engines in them great tractors for there time frame but just never really cought on with guys...they were good tractors just a little ahead of there time so guys didn't know what to think of them...
Both very good tractors.
I'm a Massey and Ford guy, but I'd love to own a Detroit powered Allis one day. My favorite GM engines aren't SBCs or LS engines, it's those howling Detroit 2 strokes.
They were about 30 years behind an Allis Chalmers, that's why they didn't catch on
Really enjoyed this one Jason. I really liked the 3545, reminded me of years gone by. Thanks for posting
I also enjoyed seeing the Massey Ferguson 3545. Today I own a 1990 3070 Massey Ferguson 92hp cab 2wd.
@@donaldthomas5852 I had a 1987 3070. It was a very good tractor. Traded it in for 5445, love this tractor!
Nice to see the Valtra, it's a brand I use on my farm here in the UK, I think I'm right in saying, they are no longer available in North America?, that is a shame, as they are one of the most reliable brands on the market
Valtra tractors are nice. Valtra dealers were discontinued in North America in 2007. They are big sellers in South America. The 8950 in this video belongs to a former Valtra dealer that farms as well. It’s their planter and grain cart tractor. Their other two main tractors are Massey Ferguson 5200 and 4900 articulated 4wds. I would like to film a new Valtra. They look impressive.
@@bigtractorpower Thank you for the reply Jason, you will have to come to the UK to film a new model Valtra, they are becoming very popular from a small base numbers, very well engineered with reliability to match, best regards from the UK
Werent Valtra originally Valmet back in the mid to late 80s?
@@incargeek Correct, and prior to that Valmet bought Volvo tractors.
@@bufferbridge I believe it is one of the more commonly posted let downs on TFF about Ollyblogs's tractor collection has Case, JD, MB Trac, Fendt, JCB and Merlo handlers but no Valtras.
The 7000 was my favorite also the 7040
Great AC tractors 👍👍
Nice video
Thank you for watching.
I consider myself an agco nut. My favorites are a Minneapolis Moline A4t-1600, White 4-270, AC 4W-305, White 2-180
All cool tractors. The only one on your list that has eluded me from filming it is the 2-180. I would like to feature a 2-180 on the channel some day.
Massey 8160 and 8210
I always liked the 8000 sieres allis i still wish they it with few upgrades but a simple without all the electronics
They are nice. I was impressed riding in the 8070 featured in this video. It was ahead of its time in 1982.
0:00 Allis 8550
1:50 Allis 8070
2:47 Deutz Allis 9170
3:40 Agco Allis 9775
4:15 AGCO DT 205B
5:15 Oliver 1855
6:30 "Cockshutt" 1850
7:20 MM G1350
8:10 White 2-150
9:00 Agco White 8710
9:44 MH 44 special
10:30 MF 3545
11:36 McConnell Mark 1000
12:45 AgcoStar 8425
13:50 Valtra 8950
14:52 Challenger MT865
15:28 Fendrt Vario MT 1167
Are those newer agco allis and white tractors not just Massey Fergusons in in a different colour?
Which we had a 25' A.C. disk ,had to get rid of it because it was to light not as heavy as a John Deere.😊
Wasn’t Italian Landini also part of AGCO?
As I recall, Massey Ferguson sold some Landini models that we serviced in the AGCO parts group, but I don’t know that there was any ownership. AGCO sold rebranded SAME mid-range models while I worked For AGCO but again, I don’t know if there was any ownership %. Fractional ownership is rather common for some sales arrangements.
Agco makes great machines😁👍 I got to drive a valtra n 154 some time ago and that was a really nice tractor👍😉
Very cool.
I think Farm Machinery is like Radio Controlled Race Cars and Trucks. The technology is changing so fast there is a constant struggle not only to be the largest but also the best Mfg. of farm machinery on a global level. Bring back the Internationals and the Case and the Ford's of the 60's and 70's. I don't like where things are going.
Tracked Cat and Vendt.
Hills and Altitude in Alberta make either a winner
Cleatrac. BF Avery. Massey Harris.
Always interesting to see all the different lines that have come and gone .. Its a shame they could not have stuck with Allis and the White lines and colors to carry on with Massey and with the Fendts they could have just changed the colors a bit and gaves us a rebirth of oliver .. Name Rec goes a long ways but Agco has never learned that lesson
Love em all, but allis chalmers is by far, my favorite 👍Thanks so much for that enjoyable video ‼️
Great video! I love the Agco heritage brands
The company has a broad history.
We had an Allis Chalmers WC, an Allis Chalmers WD, an Oliver 1650 gas, and an Oliver 1850 gas.
A couple off brands that were neat to see, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching.
We own an old d17
Best 50 HP tractor ever made
Hated it when Deutz took over the A-C line took a really nice looking tractor with loads of history and screwed it up
I drove miniapolaa Moline in the mid 70s for scarmer In iuk Kansas his name George sokin
Just as good the second time around--maybe even better!
Thank you. It’s better 😁 it includes a Valtra 8950 tractor.
I grew up driving HD-6 Allis Chalmer crawler tractors on our farm on the rolling Palouse Hills of Eastern Washington. We eventually aquired three 440 Allis Chalmer wheel tractors that came with 555 V-8 Cummins engines that we ended up converting to 855 Cummins engines. We did this by extending the front end of the frames to make room for the larger In-line 6 engines. These were marvelous tractors--even with thew old "tripple-nickle" V-8's. My Dad and brothers and I logged a lot of hours over our 2,400 acre farm on those great-hearted tractors!
Thank you for sharing. What a great high horse power tractor history with the HD6 and the 440. The Palouse is an area I would like to feature. I do have a 7722 and 1470 combine filmed from the Palouse that I will feature next summer.
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Thank you for watching. It is always interesting to know there are tractor fans world wide.
Deutz is a funny brand that a few have tried to buy. Fiat made a go of it it the 70's and failed.
Nice AGCO video 👍👍👍
I liked the McConnell Marc, a rare beast indeed...
Yes it is. Cool tractor.
I know I have said this before. My grandpa for there for over thirty years. He quit when they were bought out
That’s cool to have a family connection to AC. What job did your grand father have at the company?
@@bigtractorpower He worked at the dealer in hartland mn was deliver drive, in the field mechanic. I still see some of the tractors he has delivered.
We ran several Cockshutt and Deutz for many years! Loved the fuel efficiency of the Deutz and they sure stuck to the ground on the hillsides! 100-06, DX120, 1850, 1855
Great tractors. Thank you for sharing.
That 8950 valtra would be mint. They were awesome tractors!
because the baler has a tank with water if the grass has to be dry I don't understand anything about the field that's why I ask
Tanks on balers are filled with citric acid which is a preservative to prevent hay from molding in storage.
Hi BTP in your 2019 AGCO hiistory video there is also SAME tractors rebranded as AGCO ALLIS . Was it a joint venture? 👍🇵🇹🇵🇹
When AGCO started in 1990 they at first offered Deutz 6000 series as their utility 60-90 Hp tractors. The German mark had an unfavorable exchange rate going into 1990 so AGCO switched to Same to supply utility tractors 30-90 hp. They also used Lamborghini tractors for the White 30-90 hp tractors. The only difference was air cooled and liquid cooled engines.
Do you have any videos of the cletrac crawlers working in the fields
allis chalmers
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Did you make a Wathen farm video last year?
Yes. It was posted in August.
We use a 1370 white case and 1175 white case
Really miss the Oliver, AC, and White tractors
The Allis Chalmers 8550
4WD to me was the coolest tractor A C made.
It is a very cool tractor.
I wouldn't have anything but a John Deere the only ones that count
You missed the D21! Certainly a classic 😀