Amazing line of tractors, the amount of money and time needed to restore all those tractors would be insane. Good to see, I actually like most of those lines of tractors.

Great collection

Excellent narration. No irritating music.

I remember working on the assembly line when the Pink Panter came down the line. Never saw it in pink buy in primer as it was headed for the body shop to get it's pink paint job. I eventually became a welder and welded up a few of the Tiger rear frames also. Otherwise was a rear frame welder for Steiger for 17 years. The Tiger, 427 horse 6 cylinder touted a 24 hour fuel supply.

I hauled a steiner tiger back from south dakota this past summer for the owner chris, Nice guy

Nice video and info. I've been by this place several hundered times but never stopped. Always in a hurry. But my dad stopped a few years ago and talked with Chris. Nice guy. Awesome collection of oldies but goodies.

Great tour, thank you! I especially enjoyed seeing a few low serial number machines, and LP gas powered units, as well as Minny's in this video!

Nice 'walk around' , thanks for the descriptions too. The Raygo Wagner caught my attention, as I worked for a large Raygo dealer in Canada back in the 1970's. We sold and rented the Raygo vibratory drum rollers. We, at the time, enjoyed a very popular sales business in this Roller series for soils and asphalt compaction. I still have a couple of the Raygo service manuals . Thanks again for the walk through (my) memory lane !

Outstanding narration. Absolutely outstanding.

I have a little shop lift like the one in the shed . Mine is a Vaughn that was a navy shop lift. But it predates hydraulic lift and used worm gear drive and power take off . It has a single cylinder Wisconsin. Good video

sometimes i come across videos that i question, but i watch them anyway. i never knew these articulating tractors were the thing back then and definitely never knew they were the first 4wd's produced. happy i watched this youve sparked an interest, thank you.

And.... Yes, yes I would put any one of those steigers to work!!!! Big Bud would be great too!! Thank you for the great video!!!

I dont believe it, so many great Tractors at one place...Thats Tractorhistory!!! great man... Thanks for this great Video man...

I got to operate a Allis Chalmers 440 with the 555 Cummins for my neighbors. absolutely awesome tractor drive with awesome torque for a short frame 4WD

Hats off to Chris and his team - there's huge enthusiasm and extreme dedication there! Most people view these grand ladies as nothing more than outdated scrap metal, but it's great to see them restored and preserved - especially the rare and the early serial numbered machines. Keep up the great work! As I read elsewhere on the same subject: "These icons helped feed us in their day, now we need to look after them in their retirement". So true, and wonderful to see it done so well! We don't all live in cities and a lot of us grew up on farm machinery. Does Chris put some of these in classic machinery rallies or fairs? Where is his operation located? Also, are enthusiastic visitors allowed? Are they displaying their lovely collection somewhere? Again - absolutely amazing, nobody else has quite a collection like these! Many thanks.

I love the older tractors. You have an awsome collection. I remember a gentleman in his late 70s by Billings Monatana had 4 builds plus outside. I had to stop . He gave my wife and i a tour , what an education. May i ask where you are located?

" HEY BIGTRACTORPOWER " that is the best farm lot ive ever seen ' WOW " enough horse power in that place to pull down a mountain i he would set up a big circle track " BET " he would make lots of money having tractor races on summer weekends THANKS-4-GOOD-VIDEO

Man, just owning ONE of those would be cool...Some guys have all the luck...Thanks for the upload!

love all the history of the tractors I myself work with my grampa on old tractors and we now have rebuild a few from ground up

Love those 1700’s!! Can never learn to much on tractors!!

In Hungary (Europe) we also manufactured Steiger tractors under license, from 1973-2002. They was beautiful yellow and white. Called Rába-Steiger.

Amazing video beautiful collection of tractors

If only all those tractor could talk! I would listen for hours!!

A farm near me used to own or rent a stieger 3300 and I loved seeing it on my way to school and on my way home each day

I am from North Dakota, about 60 miles north and a little west of Fargo, I was in High School when they were built.

What a gold mine of farming history!

I need to make the hour and forty five minute drive o Evansville to see these beasts asap lol. awesome awesome video thanks for sharing these!!!!!!

I do believe that I've died and gone to tractor heaven!

Great video thank you I have seen these tractors from a distance nice farm

Great video. Really enjoyed the information. Thanks for posting.

New to the channel: what a collection! Thanks for all the educarion!

Just found your channel and really enjoy the attention to detail and info with these tractors!

I love the little Steigers.

We owned this 2655 and found the metal in Texas to make it an open station. Sure wish we had it back.

Impressive collection!!! Some real gems

beautiful tour around this santuary.

These machines helped many farmers feed so many people.

Awesome. Thank you for posting.

Thanks Great Video of Great Tractors that some smart Men thought of and Built.

Great video! That’s a lot of work restoring all those tractors. He might want to pick his favorites and auction off the rest before they get to bad to save

Great video! Wish I could get my hands on one of those Oliver's!

The Steiger farm is in Minnesota. 6 miles west of St. Hilaire to be exact.

Those big buds must be popular in Montana and ND, I use to see them all the time.

It took one or two people to mfg what main player's weren't interested in making Steiger & Big Bud that's America !

I really enjoyed the video I'm always interested in the history of our four wheel drive tractors

Reallly interesting video with the bit of history in there too.

"Awaiting restoration" That's rich! This guy isn't a collector, he's an accumulator. When the 'restoration' has to begin with a chainsaw, you no longer have a collection, it's a junk yard. These machines aren't 'collected'- they're rotting away. To each his own, and I realize he has a business to run, but don't praise this guy. Someone else might have actually done something with them, instead of letting the weeds grow up around them.

Amazing collection!!!!!

Wow that small yellow one would make a good snowplow tractor around my yard.

You failed to mention in 4wd revolution, that Versatile was just as involved and successful as Steiger.

I always marvelled at how Steigers didn’t have much metal on them that was thinner than 1/4” plate steel. No tin fenders on these bad boys.

This tractor at 11:29 looks like Hungarian Rába Steiger. I love your videos because they are amazing.

Thank you for the video

Great Video! But I just have to say, the Steiger brothers were from Good ol Minnesota, not North Dakota.

impressive collection , great narration on video, i look forward to watching more of your videos .

Great video thanks for sharing.

love the video only the first steiger tractor or "Barn series" were built in thief river falls Minnesota, which is near where im from so thats why i know, however the steiger tractor plant was in fargo north dakota

I would love a collection like that

Good job on the video and your information about these tractors. Keep up the work!

I kind of like this guys yard!!!

Drive by this farm everyday always wondered why they had so many tractors.

WOW.THE.BIG.WORK.

that steam roller is the stuff ,, lol

Very interesting!!! Love the video and hope to see more!!

in Hungary there are raba-steiger tractors the 245 and the 250 were made by the steiger license they produced the cougar 2 model the 300 was not licensed 245:goo.gl/images/BB5P93 250:goo.gl/images/tNAZPd 300:goo.gl/images/q8hLwQ there are a lot of them but you cant really see them going because they not worth the effort and money to keep them running

kool stuff, thx for showin these beautys

I have driven just about every size Steiger ever produced they were all built in the town where I live Fargo ND, needless to say they were a huge manufacturer for many years, the plant is now occupied by JI CASE and they produce pay loaders and 4 wd tractors there, lots of product going out on rail every week! I still miss the Green of the Steiger though!!

Outstanding video, thank You, I am glad to subscribe and not miss out on future video's,

Great video....

I wish we could have seen more of the brigidier or the old dozer that looked like a allis . And seriously would like to see that bantam dragline man .

Great video!!!

fantastic collection, happy new year bigtractor.

AMAZING AWD TRACTOR COLLECTOR COLLECTION STEGER BING BUD WAGNER CASTEL

amazing tractor collection

Wonderful video, thank you for sharing. It`s a shame they are just sitting there, doing nothing. A farmer local to me in the UK, had a few in his collection, put an advert in one of the magazines asking for help to restore some of his machines, had it written in a contract that if any get restored, he will not sell it to make profit for a minimum of ten years, to keep the volunteers from thinking they were cheap labour etc . Had a regular band of mostly retired mechanics and tractor fans turn up in one of his sheds, all parts - paints etc paid for by the farmer, and as much tea coffee and refreshments you could drink. Once a year he held a mini tractor show and BBQ as a thank you to his regular helpers. As far as I know, they still turn up and help him with his tractors, and not one has been sold. Wonder if this collector has thought of doing this, might get them restored a bit quicker.

Awesome video thank you

Go by there all the time!!

Nice looking old and classic

Welker’s have Big Buds.

Man white farm equipment and old fwd tractors doesn't get better than that! I'm gona have to visit this farm some day

Sounds like Deere made a deal with Wagner just to take them off of the market. I wish the owner would hit lotto and get a few machine sheds built. At least they are safe (other than from the weather) and not going to get cut up for scrap anytime soon.

Great video, I know this channel is specifically related to tractors but it looked as though they have a collection of old semis as well that would be nice to see.

at 2:00 you say cows would rub up on it and that exposed the pink paint!but its a foot step it gets alot of use

All I can say is Woooooow and thanks.

Just drove by there today.

Awesome video! thanks for sharing. i subscribed

I love tractors

Allis Chalmers, Steiger, and CAT might be the only tractors I'll ever use

Very interesting video, thanks!

Their is a guy with 2255 oliver on youtube that is awsome

That's a heart breaker that they are all sitting outside

And farmer always say they are not making any money. That is a fortunes worth of tractors

This is so awesome! I really like that Big Bud with the Triples. Is LP basically propane?

Cows didnt rub up on the step, its worn paint bacause its a step.

I like to call the referbished a full rebuild you would never leave out side my dad says rebuil when we fix a few thing cleen up some stuff and fix tin and paint then i like to call it fixed up

I never really understood why people collect so much stuff like this and never really end up doing anything with them. Like bike car collectors collecting rare cars and bikes they never drive. You own it drive it work it or sell it you ain't going take it with you.

Nice

To bad you didn't mention the engines in each tractor.

So that's where all our Euclid rear ends went.

nice videos