That JD 5020 is absolutely beautiful.

I love watching them classic tractors plowing

Some were digging deep and some were just scratching the surface, but All were neat to see. Thanks Mike. I remember when everyone owned a moldboard plow. Those were the days!

Big red International was getting it done also JD 5020 is bad ass

Mike--Thanks for producing this video. I know the moldboard is largely dead, at least for US corn/soybeans/wheat, but 60 years ago, it was one of my favorite chores.

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For me this is an enjoyable video. There's something about plowing that I really like to watch. Thanks for sharing Mike.

Looks like everybody had some fun👍😉 seeing old equipment at work is always amazing😁👍 Thank you for sharing👍

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Where is the love button!? KZfaq seriously needs to add a love button for videos just like this. What's not to love about old tractors out playing in the field. Excellent video, Mike!!

Tenho 63 anos como torneiro mecânico, e estou doido de vontade de morar nos EUA , só uma fazenda me contratar que vou para EUA ...😁

I really enjoyed this video .That was hard plowing ground .Cross the field opposite of the way the crops were planted ,plus it was compacted ,n dry.Every tractor was working hard to bust open that ground.I love it when you have to work the piss out of the iron.This is when can see which engine has the most grubt.

Great vid Mike. Some of those tractors were very impressive. That Ford pulling a 4 bottom plow was one. Good stuff!

First time plowed was a 1962 fordson dexta with a deering 2-16 3point hitch, next was a mm ub diesel with a jd 3-16 pull type, then we got our big tractor a 1066 with a matching 5 bottom

boy that is some HARD pulling soil.

Love all the old tractors great video !

My baby son like this video

Great video Mike , it brought back memories of plowing with a 5 bottom behind a 4010 . Then later I ran an 856 International with a 6 bottom plow on the land hitch . No cabs just the sun

Awesome video!! Love seeing old iron doing real work. The only one that looked a little like a show tractor was the 5010, but then again if I owned that beauty I'd keep her spotless too!

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That was very enjoyable - - - - thank you

Amazing to see this machinery digging

Great video Mike. That 60 John Deere was the first Deere I ever drove as a kid. Dad had one of those and TO 30 Ferguson and an "A" John Deere when he first started farming

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Great video. I still got my Grandpas 1954 Allis Chalmers WD-45 with a 4x16 slat bottom plow. It always plowed the corn ground. Should get it out and use it. Thanks for the video 👍👍

That Mike,.....always eatin' good in the neighborhood!!!

looks like that 3010 doesn't have his plow depth set right. 2:12

Great footage and sound quality! My favorite was the Oliver 1855. That old machine was movin right along. The exhaust cap looked like it was welded in the straight up position! Also liked the IH Black Stripe. All good machines here.

Great video Mike!!! I really appreciate you taking the time to film this. Looks like a good day for plowing.

Great machines there!

Hot dam, a popper,, love the sound, grew up on a 40

looks like damn tough going

Classic power! Awesome sound! Thank you very much for this video!😊👍🏻 Hope you enjoyed the chicken...😋

WOW that brings back memories !

Great Vlog, what a treat to see so many old tractors ploughing in the same field. it's great to appreciate the effort and care to keep this history in working order and looking immaculate. thanks for sharing mike

The ford with the 4 bottom is impressive

Looks very dry for some of those ploughs (sorry English spelling) but some great bits of kit there.

A very simple time in farming. Truly refreshing. My grandfather bought a 4440 new back in the day for the farm and it runs our 52' Westfield auger and pulls gravity wagons for us. STILL going strong!! Thanks Mike, awesome video.

Looks like a lot of them bit off more than they could chew

Sweet tractors! Not to far from my house! Ground is very hard

Mike I own the 2510 at the 1 minute mark, shame I didn’t get a chance to talk to you, will have to come out again next year!

I like your farm videos. From imperial co California.

just booked a hotel! hope to meet you in jaxon hole this march! the race must go on!

If a job's worth doing, it's best doing it right, easing/lifting the plough when tractor spins for an instance, some plough's are leaning away from work.

I run a Deere 2010 diesel and a 1010 gas for mowing and baling hay

Nice.....!!!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Mike

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I usually go to tractordata.com to find information. They list every tractor made, years produced, specs, plus nebraska test results. I used to have a 4010 with the factory cab/rollbar. It liked fuel.

Best video yet Mike 👏 Would like to participate next year

Well I guess if those are antiques, I guess I am too.

We have a john deere 3020, a john deere A, and a john deere B on are hobby farm and also a massy Ferguson 1100.

I had a WD45 like the one in the video that I pulled a JD 3 bottom 12 inch pull behind plow on steel wheels. No hydraulics just a pull rope.

That White plow on the 5010 was doing a nice job, Was quite partial to the Fordson tho.

The reason some tractors struggled, was they were plowing opposite direction of the way this field is normally tilled, this helps breakup the hardpan. At least that's my opinion.

Dad bought one of the first 4010 Diesels ever built -- tricycle front end in April 1961 from McCullough Equipment, Kenton, Ohio. He also bought a 3-point hitch 5-14 John Deere Plow. Two major issues with that plow: Corn Stalks would not go through it and you could not handle the tractor with the plow out of the ground - even with 200 or more pounds on the front end. He eventually traded that plow for an International 4-16 with the wheel on the back that you can see on the video pulled by an International Tractor. You can see the tons of clearance in the video. Problems solved.

I don't know if you can find it but Nebraska State University used to test alot of tractors.. Nebraska test used to be there tractor ratings.

Try using TractorData.com . They have almost every type of tractor ever made.

Todays tractors with all of the electronics and gadgets in the end do the exact same thing that these mechanical tractors do. They just do it at a much lower cost and down time. You can spend your time learning how to operate and repair fancy electronics. Or you can be in the field working.

my brother had a 4010 dinoed at 87 pto hp

Good video Mike, where is the new Versatile Demo tractor ? I"d like to see it on a plow ! Course not much plowing any more.

From the smallest to the biggest it didn't matter what color they all came to plow next time

That's a sharp 4440

Man, look at the size of those clods. Did that field flood, or something?

You can tell the real farmer from the wantabes can’t adjust the plows to get a level deep adjustment.

You don't see a rope trip plow too much these days. [See 11:00]

I wish you could tell us the model number

Nobody recognized the Bandit????

Summer and Fall plowing took good sharp shares and a we[[-tuned and weighted tractor. Makes the smaller ones squat down and grunt compared to Spring plowing.

did you have a tractor for her to drive

How old does it have to be to be considered antique?

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You should get a bulldozer to push some of the trees down and you will have more land to power

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