The first thing I ver drove was a Ford Jubilee on my grandfathers farm when I was about 10. I learned the location of every grease fitting and how to grease them. I learned how to check the other maintenance items and the proper operation. Of the tractor. Those were great times for me. Captain Jack was a no nonsense farmer that had three ways to do things - the right way, the wrong way and his way, rules I still follow to this day. Grandpa had other tractors but the jubilee was always my favorite.

Glad to find this resource. Finally able to determine correct colors for Gen,Starter, Carb, and belt pulley and manifold. Thanks.

My grand father owned a Massey Ferguson with a Ford plow! / cultivator! Thanks for posting this!!!

shit, man. 1953 and Ford made a color film on... tractors. Ford sure had some dough to blow.

I have a 51 8N that I use and works great but someday I hope to own a Jubilee :)

These were great tractors

I never knew Jubilees' had an option for live PTO. Never seen one that I can remember. We had an 801 with live pto with the 5 spd transmission.

Good enough for Green Acres , good for me !

I'm certainly not a farmer, but man I love my Ford Jub

4:28 when our tractors could actually mow a tall crop of grass/weeds without slogging the engine. Today, a John Deere garden tractor struggles with 5 inches of grass. 🤣🤣🤣 boy do I miss the days when we built equipment that actually worked, and never needed these high tech computers or various buttons, just two or three levers, one clutch, one PTO, two independent brake pedals, and we called it a tractor!

It's like this tractor can do everything :)

My 1957 650 is a daily workhorse on my ranch.

God where I come from this would almost be considered a boys tractor for fun.

I'm love to the great work ford tractor 💞

i sure like mine!

@MangoSmoothie16, Ford Motor Company acquired New Holland during the 1980s. The combined company is now part of CNH-Fiat Industrial.

lindo de mais esse ford eu teria um só para andar na rua com ele como um carro

that steering wheel is just as big as a trucks today lol

A sickle mower

Strange that they don't have lights on the models shown. I know they were an option

What is the attachment at 4:22 called?

Betty White (my ford 8n) would be so upset if she knew I was watching this.

Ford motor company su gran error de haber vendido la sección de maquinaria agrícola a la Fiat... una pena...

Je ne comprends pas que Ford à vendu sa branche Ford tracteur agricole, je pense une erreur car c'était des tracteurs indestructibles

I like mine a lot it has a fasco loader it's parked next to my 472 leyland and 3020 john deere

Ford TRACTORS got overhead valves in '53?? Their cars and trucks didn't get them til '54!

I own a 1950 Ferguson TO-20 it is not the same tractor as a Ford. Most parts do not interchange...

why doesn't ford still make tractors?

We knew a tractor like this, Ferguson. Is it the same?

Do you mean Fordson? The Fordson Major was a mostly British built diesel model with a lot of Ford architecture. I think Massey Ferguson partnered with Ford for a short time, way before this model though...

Ford doesnt make tractors because thery were deemed unprofitable. Ford bought New Holland in 1986 or 1987, the entire division was sold to New Holland in 1992 then to Case IH, then to Fiat, now Case New Holand global (CNH) Fiat subsidary. 1996 all ford names were gone, 2000 all ford colors and patents were gone.

What happened to Ford?

I should have been a farmer with these type of old equipment, not the too damn advanced machines, just enough to do the work done and do it good. fuck big cities.

New Holland is related to Ford somehow

I wonder what it used to cost for a repair tech to come out to the farm and repair something that broke down back then?

ford sucks