While I bleed green I have always been drawn to the IH because I love the design of the Steigers. Spent time in 8630 and 8960 and 4366 so it is a toss up for me as I enjoyed them all. Nice of those folks to let you store your toys in their barn. Heck of a nice barn too. As far as horsepower it is amazing what the newer front wheel assist tractors have and what they will pull. They have in my opinion replaced a lot of the articulated machines just because of their versatility. But I still love them. They are big and boxy and loud and are a real mans tractor.
I grew up on a farm in central Kansas where we owned several brands of tractors, including JD and IHC. My father often said that JD worked their design engineers overtime while IHC sent them home at noon on Friday. Your comments about the hydraulic valve placement are just one example of not quite getting the job done correctly. However my father often times cussed the "sexy" tin that made working on JD equipment more difficult than other brands. One example we experienced daily was our family owned both a 560 IHC and a 3020 JD. The 3020 was light years ahead of the 560 in drive-ability and creature comforts as well as the hydraulics and turning brakes. Thanks for your series on farm equipment of various styles and brands! Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year!
Nice lookin old John Deere G sitting there. I have one of those I restored several years ago. Nice running old tractor very distinctive sound. It will idle down slow enough to count the revolutions of the fly wheel.
Nice collection. I prefer the looks of the international. I remember when they came out they were very impressive and powerful Looking tractors. They are cheaper horsepower. The tractors 100 hp and under bring better money at farm auctions. Both your tractors have good rubber lots of tread. They’re very expensive to replace. Merry Christmas, from Ontario Canada.
Those are 2 great looking tractors , definitely above average condition , sharp looking units ! Myself operate a small grain farm in Manitoba , some years ago bought a 1976 IHC 4366 with 4,200 hours on the clock. , a year later bought a 1981 4586 , 5,400 hours , and like your 4886 , still has the original V8 motor in her. Basic tractors , duals on both , good floatation. And they fit in the budget.
I worked for a neighbor in 1981 who had a new 8440. We put on a pair of side shields like your. they were not made by John Deere but I can not remember who made them. They helped to keep the fan from sucking in corn stalks in muddy condition. Bad Axe Michigan
I know you are proud of those two tractors. I've always thought that if I won a big lottery, a few of those type tractors would be on my shopping list.
The JD 8850 has the sound guard cab which is very comfortable for long shifts and the controls far more refined compared to the 4786 budget built cab. Same with both tractor transmissions/drive trains the IH design is much simpler to work on as it's componentry in design as the JD is much more integrated and original and guess more expense to rebuild. If correct the 4786 list price was $79k (1981) compared to the JD $120k (1988) new price. Congratulations of your acquisition of two classic tractors.
My uncle had a 8850 that he uses for custom fertilizer operation. I drove it one time with a 16’ off set Krause disc. That was weird and fun. We had a very small farm and he had to use smaller tractor for other fertilizer application.
Regular watcher from Saskatchewan, Canada. Love case traction king and the big buds, but grew up like a lot of people on JD 44 sound guard series. We had a 4440, then a 4560, plus the yard 3130
Mr Jason, Please try to deal with those oil leaks on your International. It’s a beautiful machine and please roll it with pride. Your John Deere is also Beautiful…. Your tractor collection is wonderful to see
you actually stopped in New York and posted a picture of our 4366 on your Instagram page. I'd love to drive the 4786...they are a somewhat rare tractor...looks great!
Watch your videos all the time. Glad to have the opportunity to see your tractors.. I would really like to see you come and film around the area I live not that far from you a couple of hrs drive. In and around Glendale Ky just 5 miles south of Elizabethtown , Western Kentucky Parkway brings you right here to Elizabethtown. Plenty of nice farms and you can see all different size of tractors being used .
Thank you for watching. I film at the Rogers over your way. Great AGCO farm. I also filmed an Oliver 2255 tractor and Ford 642 combine in that area. I spotted a cool AC 4W-305 on a Great Plains planter in the area this spring I would like to film.
Considering the IH was at the End of its run it was in major need of cabin updates and the 7788 was the typical IH Lipstick on a pig as they called it . If IH would have carried on with the Ideas from the Hough Division they would've had a better player . Steigers were a great tractor and IH should have offered it with the 817 Inline or the larger 1000 inch engine. IH never was really keen on the larger 4wds cause they had big plans to scale up the 2+2s to 400 horse cummins power
Hi sorry missed your live stream...... im from England UK.... by the way When covid over they have a large agricultural show here in England a town called Harrogate, North Yorkshire
They are a cool pair. When I got the 4786 I was already thinking an 8850 would be a nice one to sit with it. Little did I know a year later I would find a good deal on the Deere.
If you turn the center knob on the john deere steering wheel it will extend or retract. Don't know if you know that. You called it telescoping then showed the tilt.
I like the enclosed boxes on the IH because they are eye level and easy to get too. The John Deere takes a bit of prying. They are both good tractors. Each one has some pluses in minuses. Thank you for watching.
Always liked the operator friendly controls on the Deere and we don’t have any case IH dealers in our area so parts are harder to get in the Tuscaloosa Alabama area
Interesting to hear your wish list - sounds exactly like mine except mine is in 1/32 scale - still need a Stieger, Versatile and Allis. Got a County 1474 for Christmas. Some might be a bit hard to find, like Roadless, Matbro or Muir-Hill ! Have you ever seen a Muir-Hill in the States?
Great video, i like bolth, there's somthing about the look of the big dual wheel tractors, i like the international because of the red paint job,LOL.In the end especially a farmer thats in business ,i would think it's about the cost of maintenance.I never see these types of tractors in New Jersey.
The engine side covers are factory on the 8850, the transmission is a synchronized transmission with a 2 speed in the clutch housing before the transmission
As Toby Keith used to say....." a little less talk...& a lot more action'' (It's nice to hear about all the good & bad points....but nothing like seeing them in action.)
You can see these tractors in action on the channel. Here is the 4786 working th-cam.com/video/8dkxpay-oRk/w-d-xo.html and the 8850 work th-cam.com/video/3gDsO0If21s/w-d-xo.html
Hello Jason , I really like both of your tractors , thank you for filming them .You say you are not a farmer so I was wondering what do you do for a living ? And How much does it cost to keep a big V8 articulated tractor ? We don't have many of these tractors in the United kingdom , there is a farm near me that has a Ford FW60 . Kind regards from Matt .
You should try to get up to Crosby North Dakota to the Knudson farm the old man was making crab steer big tractors starting in the 60's. They were green up till I think the late 70's when it was sold and became yellow. I believe it was in the early 70's that the big tractors got side hill tilt controls. You should really go see
Allis Chalmers and Minneapolis Moline had some interesting special features with convenience and power for the operator. I am deeply saddened how our Country has just continuously gone down in our farming economy and culture…..
Jason, More or a IH fan then the JD's... What is the Red n Yellow plow behind your IH? Moline or Massey Harris? 5 bottom? You really need an Oliver!!! Thanks for sharing.
Hello BTP, how are you doing...Have a nice family Christmas!!!.Both are great tractors, but John deere is "John deere and he is the best in the world. I greet you sincerely from Argentina...
Ok bro love ur channel 100% ,the 955 cu inch JD motor was a generator workhorse type motor that pulls well and was OK but like the ih 800 cu inch v8 both of those motors did not have a great low end motor,so the 855 Cummins, or the 60 series Detroit were often a stronger fit,just saying
Why does the JD look way more newer? Is it the non-sun fainted paint? The less worn out tires? Or, JD sticking around until tdy, and not changing appearance (colors, design) that much on the outside?
2 main design features... 1. The cab, the John Deere has curved glass. All the John Deeres with curved cabs look more modern next to tractors with square cabs. 2. The grill, the IH's gray "eggcrate" design really dates it. That style grill was even popular with cars and trucks of that era so it really stands out as 1970's/ very early 80's.
I was surprised they made the 8850 so long. The local dealership sold one new and then wouldn’t take it back in on trade cause the reputation made it hard to sell. V configured deisel just never seem to last like a six. Don’t have a lot knowledge but Is it due to two rods between each main cap. What was the deeres engine trouble
The 8850 is on an up swing in the past year. The last Kinze Re Power 8850 sold for $111,000 at auction this week. An 8850 with the V8 and 3,500 hours brought $71,000 this week. Last year an 8850 with 7,100 hours brought $52,000. It has become a collectors tractor. The V8s weakness was using the tractor for more than it was powred for and the engine not keeping up.
Interesting the difference in design aesthetic even though they are both relatively the same vintage. The JD looks a lot more modern to my eye, which I don't mean to imply superior.
The cab is noisy to me when I drive my neighbor's 1981 4386 and I was surprised at the amount of glare from the hood when you drive into the sun. Definitely a bare bones tractor but a good looking tractor. The Deere entry into the cab has always been disagreeable with me and Deere didn't have a nice entry until they went away from the Sound Gard cab. I prefer the access to the batteries in my 7050 where you pull a pin and they swing out into the open.
I miss the live stream . I think you must tell next time.that ih Developd 6 tractors (7388 7588 and the 7788)a lot modern than the 86 serie.only they stopt the program and whant the 2+2 program in front line.
I guess tractors of changed a lot over the years my uncle had a 7060 AC that uncle always preferred a AC my other uncle had some kind a big international Harvester it did not have a cab but it was big enough to have a cab I don’t know exactly the model big diesel turbo job he made a living with it,,, my grandpa had John Deere and everything else in between he never got rid of a tractor so when they had the estate sale people came from all around that was many many years ago,,,but I’ve noticed they don’t hardly make nothing around here no more all the names are kind of different now people are using different stuff it seems like maybe even foreign stuff looks like,,, i’ve seen midsize diesel McCormicks they said that were being made by a reputable Italian company I guess they bought the name I don’t know.
I only ever liked one international tractor it was a Farmall 1206. I'd like a lot of IH tractors. But I really a John Deere man at heart. But I got to be honest I love all makes period but John Deere is number one to me
Laughed at the hydraulic controls. The other Steigers all seemed to have that same installation, but it always looked like it was put there with a combination of a cutting torch, sledgehammer and an axe lol. Never elegant. Just functional. The IH branded ones are fancy, by comparison. Only once did I do any damage with those sticking crude controls. It tried to unfold a cultivator that was locked in transport position, at start up. Made me use a bad word.
Like the 4786 red tractor used to have 2 - 4386 tractors and 1- 4366 four wheel drive tractors 2 hydro static tractors hydro 186 + a hydro 100, a 574 and a 434 sml tractors
The 8850 was not too bad. Typically they run mid 20’s to low 40’s. The 40’s are normally Kinze repower. Drop me an email at contact@bigtractorpower.com
Probably couldn’t go wrong with either one of them mighty fine looking tractors
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I love your videos dude. I love how you don't discriminate between the tractor brand names
While I bleed green I have always been drawn to the IH because I love the design of the Steigers. Spent time in 8630 and 8960 and 4366 so it is a toss up for me as I enjoyed them all. Nice of those folks to let you store your toys in their barn. Heck of a nice barn too. As far as horsepower it is amazing what the newer front wheel assist tractors have and what they will pull. They have in my opinion replaced a lot of the articulated machines just because of their versatility. But I still love them. They are big and boxy and loud and are a real mans tractor.
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I grew up on a farm in central Kansas where we owned several brands of tractors, including JD and IHC. My father often said that JD worked their design engineers overtime while IHC sent them home at noon on Friday. Your comments about the hydraulic valve placement are just one example of not quite getting the job done correctly. However my father often times cussed the "sexy" tin that made working on JD equipment more difficult than other brands. One example we experienced daily was our family owned both a 560 IHC and a 3020 JD. The 3020 was light years ahead of the 560 in drive-ability and creature comforts as well as the hydraulics and turning brakes.
Thanks for your series on farm equipment of various styles and brands! Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year!
Love them both!
Thanks for sharing!!
Stoney Australia 🇦🇺
Nice lookin old John Deere G sitting there. I have one of those I restored several years ago. Nice running old tractor very distinctive sound. It will idle down slow enough to count the revolutions of the fly wheel.
Nice collection. I prefer the looks of the international. I remember when they came out they were very impressive and powerful
Looking tractors. They are cheaper horsepower. The tractors 100 hp and under bring better money at farm auctions. Both your tractors have good rubber lots of tread. They’re very expensive to replace. Merry Christmas, from Ontario Canada.
I love the looks of internationals too
We have a 4366 and love it for heavy tillage
Thats sweet! I love the 8850! We had a 8650 and a 9300
Those are 2 great looking tractors , definitely above average condition , sharp looking units ! Myself operate a small grain farm in Manitoba , some years ago bought a 1976 IHC 4366 with 4,200 hours on the clock. , a year later bought a 1981 4586 , 5,400 hours , and like your 4886 , still has the original V8 motor in her. Basic tractors , duals on both , good floatation. And they fit in the budget.
4786
Boy if I could Afford those beasts. Thanks for the walk around Jason
They are neat tractors. Thank you for being the first on the live stream.
I worked for a neighbor in 1981 who had a new 8440. We put on a pair of side shields like your. they were not made by John Deere but I can not remember who made them. They helped to keep the fan from sucking in corn stalks in muddy condition. Bad Axe Michigan
Those are two awesome tractors you have, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
I wanted to say thank you for all the time that you put in making these videos Merry Christmas to you and all your family as well
I know you are proud of those two tractors. I've always thought that if I won a big lottery, a few of those type tractors would be on my shopping list.
I have been waiting for this since you bought your John Deere
Hopefully I can follow up with a show down in the field.
I’m a big fan of your tractors. Red& Green, are my favorites. Thank you for all the videos.
Thank you. They are neat machines.
The JD 8850 has the sound guard cab which is very comfortable for long shifts and the controls far more refined compared to the 4786 budget built cab. Same with both tractor transmissions/drive trains the IH design is much simpler to work on as it's componentry in design as the JD is much more integrated and original and guess more expense to rebuild. If correct the 4786 list price was $79k (1981) compared to the JD $120k (1988) new price. Congratulations of your acquisition of two classic tractors.
the treasure in this video is the AC combine in the back of the shed we have a 90 AC combine! l will be watchin!!!!
My uncle had a 8850 that he uses for custom fertilizer operation. I drove it one time with a 16’ off set Krause disc. That was weird and fun. We had a very small farm and he had to use smaller tractor for other fertilizer application.
Regular watcher from Saskatchewan, Canada.
Love case traction king and the big buds, but grew up like a lot of people on JD 44 sound guard series. We had a 4440, then a 4560, plus the yard 3130
Merry Christmas
Mr Jason,
Please try to deal with those oil leaks on your International. It’s a beautiful machine and please roll it with pride. Your John Deere is also Beautiful…. Your tractor collection is wonderful to see
WOW! Good stuff! I grew up with these tractors!
Looking nice, in the late 90s I drove an 8650 with the kinze up grade really nice
you actually stopped in New York and posted a picture of our 4366 on your Instagram page. I'd love to drive the 4786...they are a somewhat rare tractor...looks great!
@bigtractorpower filming opportunity...
Watch your videos all the time. Glad to have the opportunity to see your tractors.. I would really like to see you come and film around the area I live not that far from you a couple of hrs drive. In and around Glendale Ky just 5 miles south of Elizabethtown , Western Kentucky Parkway brings you right here to Elizabethtown. Plenty of nice farms and you can see all different size of tractors being used .
Thank you for watching. I film at the Rogers over your way. Great AGCO farm. I also filmed an Oliver 2255 tractor and Ford 642 combine in that area. I spotted a cool AC 4W-305 on a Great Plains planter in the area this spring I would like to film.
Considering the IH was at the End of its run it was in major need of cabin updates and the 7788 was the typical IH Lipstick on a pig as they called it . If IH would have carried on with the Ideas from the Hough Division they would've had a better player . Steigers were a great tractor and IH should have offered it with the 817 Inline or the larger 1000 inch engine. IH never was really keen on the larger 4wds cause they had big plans to scale up the 2+2s to 400 horse cummins power
Hi sorry missed your live stream...... im from England UK.... by the way
When covid over they have a large agricultural show here in England a town called Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Nice looking tractors, I like them both
literally living my dream of having my 2 favorite V8 diesel 4x4 tractors.
They are a cool pair. When I got the 4786 I was already thinking an 8850 would be a nice one to sit with it. Little did I know a year later I would find a good deal on the Deere.
I always watch your excellent channel. Greetings from Argentina
I guess the V-8 was in this model was the only issue ? Love me some green paint !Thanks for the walk around .
I love your tractors they are very nice I hope you and your family had a great Christmas and a happy new year
You’re lucky man you have a couple beautiful tractors are it was great seeing them working in the field this year
I hope next spring I can put them in the field together. Lots of great V8 sound.
Both good old beautiful power houses
They are two great 80’s power houses.
2 cool tractors I would love to drive them for you while you flimed.
Those old IH V8’s would just scream!!
Those are some nice tractors there's nothing like '80s tractors.
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Great show from fulton county pa. South central pa farmland very rural. Love watching ur show
They for watching. Pennsylvania is s great farming state.
If you turn the center knob on the john deere steering wheel it will extend or retract. Don't know if you know that. You called it telescoping then showed the tilt.
Jason love both of them u know my favorite 4786 but u can't go wrong with either one of them
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I believe the Deere side screens were available in later years for the 8850.
They are nice. I will have to look in the 1988 sales brochure to see if they are listed. Thank you for the info.
Obviously your not a farmer those screens around the batteries are a blessing
Keep dust out or at least helps
Love your equip and videos
I like the enclosed boxes on the IH because they are eye level and easy to get too. The John Deere takes a bit of prying. They are both good tractors. Each one has some pluses in minuses. Thank you for watching.
Always liked the operator friendly controls on the Deere and we don’t have any case IH dealers in our area so parts are harder to get in the Tuscaloosa Alabama area
They are both beautiful tractors. I commend you on their condition.
I am looking forward to you getting them out in the field this fall.
Like those big IH tractors
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Very neat video.
Interesting to hear your wish list - sounds exactly like mine except mine is in 1/32 scale - still need a Stieger, Versatile and Allis. Got a County 1474 for Christmas. Some might be a bit hard to find, like Roadless, Matbro or Muir-Hill ! Have you ever seen a Muir-Hill in the States?
From Western NY, love your videos! 🚜
Very cool. I grew up near Rochester.
Great video, i like bolth, there's somthing about the look of the big dual wheel tractors, i like the international because of the red paint job,LOL.In the end especially a farmer thats in business ,i would think it's about the cost of maintenance.I never see these types of tractors in New Jersey.
The engine side covers are factory on the 8850, the transmission is a synchronized transmission with a 2 speed in the clutch housing before the transmission
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I missed the live strea, oh well can't win them all.
I hope you had a great Christmas .
Merry Christmas. It was a good day.
Really nice collection.
You have two awesome tractors😁👍 thank you for sharing👍😉
They are great machines to get out in the field.
These are your two ? NICE !!
As Toby Keith used to say....." a little less talk...& a lot more action''
(It's nice to hear about all the good & bad points....but nothing like seeing them in action.)
You can see these tractors in action on the channel. Here is the 4786 working th-cam.com/video/8dkxpay-oRk/w-d-xo.html and the 8850 work th-cam.com/video/3gDsO0If21s/w-d-xo.html
Merry christmas and a happy new year to you and all your family from clay new york
Hello Jason , I really like both of your tractors , thank you for filming them .You say you are not a farmer so I was wondering what do you do for a living ? And How much does it cost to keep a big V8 articulated tractor ? We don't have many of these tractors in the United kingdom , there is a farm near me that has a Ford FW60 . Kind regards from Matt .
Love the IH... Merry Christmas BTP
You should try to get up to Crosby North Dakota to the Knudson farm the old man was making crab steer big tractors starting in the 60's. They were green up till I think the late 70's when it was sold and became yellow. I believe it was in the early 70's that the big tractors got side hill tilt controls. You should really go see
Allis Chalmers and Minneapolis Moline had some interesting special features with convenience and power for the operator. I am deeply saddened how our Country has just continuously gone down in our farming economy and culture…..
Jason, More or a IH fan then the JD's... What is the Red n Yellow plow behind your IH? Moline or Massey Harris? 5 bottom? You really need an Oliver!!! Thanks for sharing.
I am a big Oliver fan. The plow is a Moline. It is pulled by the farm’s Steam engine.
Hello BTP, how are you doing...Have a nice family Christmas!!!.Both are great tractors, but John deere is "John deere and he is the best in the world. I greet you sincerely from Argentina...
Ok bro love ur channel 100% ,the 955 cu inch JD motor was a generator workhorse type motor that pulls well and was OK but like the ih 800 cu inch v8 both of those motors did not have a great low end motor,so the 855 Cummins, or the 60 series Detroit were often a stronger fit,just saying
Pretty cool 😎👍
Merry Christmas BTP.
Both awesome tractor s
Two fine tractors of their day and now as well. It is great if one as the space and money to be able to own a part of american ag. history.🇱🇷👍
Would’ve bought a 1755. Once again your taste doesn’t disappoint Jay.
Two more things: 1. 2655s usually go less than 10k, and 2. Make that full wishlist public, maybe in video form. I bet BTP viewers could make it happen
Hopefully I can own a 1755 some day.
bigtractorpower if I had to have an Oliver to work with, I’d want 3. A 1655, 1850 with the hydraul shift, and a 2150
Why does the JD look way more newer? Is it the non-sun fainted paint? The less worn out tires? Or, JD sticking around until tdy, and not changing appearance (colors, design) that much on the outside?
2 main design features...
1. The cab, the John Deere has curved glass. All the John Deeres with curved cabs look more modern next to tractors with square cabs.
2. The grill, the IH's gray "eggcrate" design really dates it. That style grill was even popular with cars and trucks of that era so it really stands out as 1970's/ very early 80's.
I was surprised they made the 8850 so long. The local dealership sold one new and then wouldn’t take it back in on trade cause the reputation made it hard to sell. V configured deisel just never seem to last like a six. Don’t have a lot knowledge but
Is it due to two rods between each main cap. What was the deeres engine trouble
The 8850 is on an up swing in the past year. The last Kinze Re Power 8850 sold for $111,000 at auction this week. An 8850 with the V8 and 3,500 hours brought $71,000 this week. Last year an 8850 with 7,100 hours brought $52,000. It has become a collectors tractor. The V8s weakness was using the tractor for more than it was powred for and the engine not keeping up.
Interesting the difference in design aesthetic even though they are both relatively the same vintage. The JD looks a lot more modern to my eye, which I don't mean to imply superior.
Merry Christmas!!!
The cab is noisy to me when I drive my neighbor's 1981 4386 and I was surprised at the amount of glare from the hood when you drive into the sun. Definitely a bare bones tractor but a good looking tractor. The Deere entry into the cab has always been disagreeable with me and Deere didn't have a nice entry until they went away from the Sound Gard cab. I prefer the access to the batteries in my 7050 where you pull a pin and they swing out into the open.
a minneapolis moline tractor that not a lot of people know about is the stutgart.. its 4wheel drive built in stutgartsarkansas...
I miss the live stream .
I think you must tell next time.that ih Developd 6 tractors (7388 7588 and the 7788)a lot modern than the 86 serie.only they stopt the program and whant the 2+2 program in front line.
I wasn't aware you got yourself a green tractor
I guess tractors of changed a lot over the years my uncle had a 7060 AC that uncle always preferred a AC my other uncle had some kind a big international Harvester it did not have a cab but it was big enough to have a cab I don’t know exactly the model big diesel turbo job he made a living with it,,, my grandpa had John Deere and everything else in between he never got rid of a tractor so when they had the estate sale people came from all around that was many many years ago,,,but I’ve noticed they don’t hardly make nothing around here no more all the names are kind of different now people are using different stuff it seems like maybe even foreign stuff looks like,,, i’ve seen midsize diesel McCormicks they said that were being made by a reputable Italian company I guess they bought the name I don’t know.
Luv ur channel. Here in ga
Heck start the Deere up
AWESOME ! ! ! !
Good job
Both beautiful, wish I could join in the life stream
Witch one pulls the best with the same implement
So far they both seem equal.
Nice on both
Vanuatu
I only ever liked one international tractor it was a Farmall 1206. I'd like a lot of IH tractors. But I really a John Deere man at heart. But I got to be honest I love all makes period but John Deere is number one to me
Laughed at the hydraulic controls. The other Steigers all seemed to have that same installation, but it always looked like it was put there with a combination of a cutting torch, sledgehammer and an axe lol. Never elegant. Just functional. The IH branded ones are fancy, by comparison. Only once did I do any damage with those sticking crude controls. It tried to unfold a cultivator that was locked in transport position, at start up. Made me use a bad word.
I thought the Steigernationals were way behind the green Steigers, at least as far as the series 3 and on green Steigers anyway
I like the wide tires on the International
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Like the 4786 red tractor used to have 2 - 4386 tractors and 1- 4366 four wheel drive tractors 2 hydro static tractors hydro 186 + a hydro 100, a 574 and a 434 sml tractors
Very nice line up. I have a 4786, 4586 and 4366 featured here on the channel but a 4386 and 4186 have eluded me do far.
What is the best machine to work minimum till with the 4786?
The 4786 is a good tillage tractor.
Hi big tractor power
I sat on a 1206 and a late model 4020 and 4320 and many 40 1 0
I see john deere wised up and moved the exhaust and air cleaner to the side rather than keeping in the middle of the hood.
Like to have these both in my barn!
They are nice V8 classics.
From western Oregon
I like the international better,more classic.
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What you pay for the deere? Been looking for one
The 8850 was not too bad. Typically they run mid 20’s to low 40’s. The 40’s are normally Kinze repower. Drop me an email at contact@bigtractorpower.com
the 4786 has a truck motor the 8850 has a cat engine when they were new they had head gasket problems i have worked on both
The JD needs a 10 board plow for some epic videos.
It would be so cool to but a 10 bottom 3710 on the 8850 and a 10 bottom 800 on the 4786. They would be a cool plowing pair.
@@bigtractorpower the dream team 👍
How much for both tractors looking at 10000 acres