They were real farmers back then!

Sure did'nt care about a heated cab and tire slippage back then. Just getting out there and getting the job done!! Very cool. GO BTP 💪

I learned to drive a tractor on a G6 Moline in about 1965 when I was 14 yrs old. It was a big (for it’s day) tractor and very basic. No frills, not even a tach. Didn’t really need a tach. I think wide open was about 1800 rpms. We had 2 of them and they ran for years with little problem. I also started working for a Moline dealer not long after that. The biggest issue we had after White took them over was getting parts. Up until then they were good solid tractors.

Love the Big Minnie Mo!

That's one hunk of a tractor. Engine sounded the same in the headlands as when it was plowing.

We used G-1000 in the 60's in PA and pulled 7 oliver plows. We plowed a thousand acres per year with that old girl. We had some trouble with rear, clutch slipped always. The torque was amazing, when the throttle was open something was going to give but not the motor.

In the furrow, soft conditions, open station, and moldboard plowing....now THAT'S "Golden Age" farming....!!!!!

Dad first used a Vista G-1000 to pull a 6 bottom plow. Grampa drove the John Deere 4020 plowing with a 4 bottom plow. My brother bought an Oliver 2155 and by then we were no longer plowing. Just disking. I usually drove the 1900 Oliver with FWA pulling either a disk or field cultivator. The farm was sold years ago. Now I think my brother only has the Vista G-1000.

Very nice to see this horse pulling thru the ground. No heated cab, GPS, auto steer and other failure prone doo-dads thank you for sharing.

Man that sounds good! We still use old Molines on our farm out here in Oregon. We run a 1965 M670 and a 1967 M670 super, both diesels. Our primary loader tractor is a Jetstar 3 and we still run a 1950 U around. Our big Moline's are down for the count currently with our G1355 having broke the shift forks, our G1000 with a blown rear tire and low oil pressure and our G706 with a tired engine and a worn out clutch. So in their place we run a couple White 2-155s and a 2-135.

Nice to see some moldboard plowing, and better yet, because it was an old classic doing it.

That guy's having what I call a staycation where instead of paying huge amounts of money to go away on a trip you just have fun playing with what you like at home. Also for me I just had my videocation thanks to this guy and big tractor power videos

My first tractor that I drove alone in the field was a 1960 MM G 6. I was 6 yrs old. Our neighbour told us years later he couldn’t figure out how we got the tractor to drive itself, he had to get close to see this little kid sitting on the seat. Pulled a 16ft discer, all I had to do was turn left, round n round. It had a hand clutch, I could pull it out ok, but couldn’t push it back in by hand, I had to put both feet on the clutch sitting on the seat and push till it clicked in. Those were the days…..

Favorite brand of tractor - wish they could have kept in business.

Lot of wheel slippage. Running over those corn stalks is like marbles.

Over the years we've had U302, M602, and G955. Loved the G955! Very comfortable ride on that long nosed beast!

Yes we still use Minnie's on our livestock farm for a variety of small jobs .Our choice right now is 2 , Minnie 445 and 2 four stars,in combination with 2 RTU. The gas tractors start easier in the winter and are very efficient on gas. Love the Minnie vids

Pretty neat ole tractor !

Still out there getting the job done with good tune also 👍🏾

i plowed with Minneaolis Moline in the 70's and also ran Massey Harris 44 and Grandpas Alis Chalmers and one Cockshut

Makes me sad my plowing days are over...I could still do it but not much plowing done in my area anymore...the chisel plow has replaced the traditional plow...I always preferred the open tractor field work...most of the field work I did was with Oliver equipment.

And I thought we had it made with a heat houser on the d-19 so I know how he feels and the sound. Outstanding sir

Minneapolis Moline tractors are nice machines😁👍older equipment still gets the job done👍😉

My dad was a huge MM fan... at different times we had the Z, 335, 445 and G-950

Do enjoy watching the old Mini Mo tearing up the ground thanks. 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

Hello! Another useful oldie...

Have 4 minne' mo's on the farm yet - 2 still work for a living (ZA and UTS), restoring a '38 R with cab and a '50 R

Saludos de mexico big tractor power💪💪💪💪💪💪

I grew up with a Farmall "M" pulling a 3-bottom plow. Then an Oliver 1850 gas pulling an Oliver 5-14 plow. Also helped my uncle who had a John Deere 4020 diesel with a John Deere 5-16 plow.

I do believe it has a turbo! Stock units did not. Great tractor!

Nice tractor & plow. Great tractor operator and pretty farm Land. Great Video as always Thanks 😊

It seems like Oliver made some fairly popular plows. They tend to show up often.

When I was 12 years old I started out driving a 1946 U M&M and my grandpa had a 1941 U M&M

We still use quite a few Minneapolis Molines on our farm. It'd be awesome to get a G1355 or a A4T-1600 in the future to add to our collection though! Great video!

Moline means deep torque day in day out !!!👍👍👍👍👨‍🌾

Love watching the old iron getting it done.

Woww, amazing👍👍👍.

I like that, thanks for sharing.

Sound!😍🤩

What an Awesome Vidya!.. Love those 'Mini-Mo"s!!!!

Love to see Oliver fwa vids

Thanks for the videos good to how they used to far back in the day instead all of the self driving tractors 🚜 of today if he turned that whole field with the Minnie

Sounds beautiful!

Moline best tractor ever produced/ too bad their corporate leaders were so lame !!

me I'm a nut job at 59yo I would love to be out on that big Mighty Mo plowing 😁

GO BIG MO !!!!

Excellent tractor and excellent plow. Oliver plows were the best!

Boa noite muito bom o seu video

Didn't run out of power. Good video.

That beast of a tractor

He's probably owned that tractor for 50 years

Sounds good! Great video thanks.

I saw one of this brand in the 1980s where it was being used to pump irrigation water. I have to agree, the engine sounds great in this video.

Great vídeo Jason.

MINNE MO POWER 💪

Nice Tractor. Sounds intimidating!! I like those big tires on the front. Makes it look intimidating too!

Moline powerful tractors

Per avere solo due ruote motrici deve essere potente come trattore👍👍🚜

Does that Minni-Mo have an aftermarket turbo on it like from M&W I think

It looks so beautiful I love that job

Μπράβο εργαλείο τα παλιά ηταν πιο δυνατά τρακτέρ

Sweet 👍👍

This was an old video?

Open station big Molines were known to be primary culprits of hearing loss of plenty old farmers, even with mufflers. This operator is really asking for early hearing aids if he spends enough time running that thing with a straight pipe.

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We have a G 950 that my dad bought new in 1970 don't use much anymore

Was this one of MM more popular models? Ty

I bet he was cold cool video

These new tractors can't even compare to the the old one's they screwed up even trying

Not sure but as a young kid in the 60's neighbor had me help with field plowing think it was an MM - U with a hand clutch, ? Correct me if I'm wrong It had some interesting features, That our JD line up could have used

Este trator é muito lido e tem muita força, ele é parecido com o nosso trator CBT brasileiro Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷

I grew up on a 1946 you M&M and my grandpa had a 1941 you M&M

Plenty of poke and hardly any smoke (Sorry Ford guys!) 😉

👍👍👍👏👏👏💪💪💪🚜🚜🇧🇷

If you live in Minneapolis Minnesota area for all you tractor historians do you know the location of the old Minneapolis Moline plant??

I never could get use to a cab! We leased a Ford TW 25 years back and it was so quiet in the cab you couldn’t hear the tool being pulled!

Could use a duel

Surprising spin out for a 140 HP tractor with just a 5 bottom in corn stubble.

Why farm using old equipment nowadays? Is it a matter of cost for equipment or are some farmers more "traditional" when it comes to farming?

Interesting to see this: the concentration / mind on the job when working in difficult conditions. Could ( still can't fully ) understand WHY US farmers used drag plows on these large tractors instead of the Semi-integral ones for better Draft control. BTP: Have you any videos which actually demonstrate the common / everyday usage of Ford's LOAD-Monitor system and maybe comparisons with , say, Deere's Lower-Link and Massey's TOP-Link sensing for those larger semi-integral plows ? Cheers and thaks for posting.

MM

farmer not doing so well?

Aren’t those tractors rare