A man could only dream of having the fleet of green tractors you guys have

really enjoyed the tour and all the history behind the tractors. With all the trucks, tractors and everything that goes with them, I can see it being a full time job managing / maintaining them.

Just dumbfounded on the hours of your tractors. Insane !! A bit of diesel has burned through your farm. Lol

Great tour and I really enjoyed the little bit of history on each one!

Andy you have some nice equipment on that farm I can also see you earned it by hard work Junior is following right in your footsteps thanks for sharing that video 👍🇺🇸

Really nice fleet you all have. It takes a lot of hard work and i can tell that you’re farm will be here for generations to come. Bless your family and farm Andrew. Thanks for taking us along in your lives.

A nice fleet of tractors Andy. Great tour. Thanks

Andy you've got an AWESOME fleet of tractors that are very well maintained and took care of and respected!!! Thanks for this series of videos I really enjoyed them.... keep em coming. Best farming channel on you tube and I really mean that buddy!!!👍👍👍

Another great video thanks for sharing. Like the bit of history with each one. We have a 7930 at work our biggest tractor yea i know not that big but we are nowhere near a big operation. Its been a good tractor for us so far, mainly just pulls a vertical spreader, tillage and run the chopper.

Enjoyed every minute of the videos , thanks .

I love how junior likes to start em up with a smile no doubt every time? Good videos Andy and junior from Prince Edward Island Canada.

I really enjoy hearing the stories of each tractor.

That is one heck of a fleet you have. Good maintenance goes a long way.

Now I understand why u need three video's. Amazing collection.

It's awesome that you have a tractor for every piece of equipment I bet it took a long time to get that way and I bet it's real convenient that way thanks for all the great videos and live streams

A nice video, many thanks for this Andy

impressive line up Andy starting with 135 800000 built Coventry England good to see jd thr the ages thanks for video

Nice tour and it's neat to hear the history too.

love that 6030 FIL had one with triples on trying to stick it to the ground for tillage it shredded tires if you didn't watch out. We used it to run the grain dryer when drying sunflowers never really made it work but it idled so cheap we just liked it better than the other tractors

Thanks for the tour. Gotta say I like the 30 series the best.

Of all your tractors I’m most impressed by the 4450 with 35,000 hours!!! Absolutely insane, I’ve never heard of a tractor with that many... awesome video series

Great video Andrew, the little fella is a cool dude bet he’ll be a great hand when he gets a little older 👍

I’ve put many many hours in the 9320 pulling a 7300 HOULE manure tanker. At one time it pulled a 5000 gallon Husky manure tanker. Has lots of power. It always started no matter how cold it was outside with out being plugged in

The first articulated tractors dad had was 2 JD 7520 tractors now those were some crude power houses then got rid of 4620s was about 1974 or 1975. They make you appreciate what we have now.. we had a 8850 for a while that was a tank.

Sure is an impressive lineup of tractors! I think I would lose track of half of them if they were mine, of course all I need is my little JD lawn tractor!

I enjoyed watching the video, it would be so nice to have all those tractors.

you certainly have the best tractor tour on youtube!🤲🏻

God bless you and your mechanics! Wow

Need a big building to park all these tractors in.its a big fleet of green for sure!!👍I guess we should have a shuffle through these vids now and have a counting session on all these tractors also.👍😃

Quite the fleet Thanks for the tour

The 8320's look like a beast of a tractor

Fantastic series of tractors I see them and think fuel ooch thank you so much for taking the time to make the videos👍👍👍👍machinery next?

Great video series on your tractors. You have some really impressive tractors! I also like that many of them have been on your farm for decades. I love the JD's. I also like the Allis Chalmers tractors. I was wondering if you've ever had one. My parents have a place in Cherry Valley, not too far from you. Back in the 60s, 70s, and into the 80s, there was an A/C dealer in town and also an International dealer. Because of that, there were quite a few Internationals and A/Cs in the area. I spent a bit of time around an A/C 220. That was a horse back in the day. Of course, John Deere tractors were/are all over; there used to be a JD dealer in Sharon Springs. Keep up the great videos. Thanks.

wow,some nice looken tractors. that one on the manure tanker is very impressive,i like that one

Thank For Tractor Tour > Russ Robinsn , Ann Arbor , Michigan

Looks like a full time job just keeping up with all those tractors and stuff! Surprised how many hours you put on one tractor even though you have so many

Junior loves to start em. It would be nice to see him run em.

Quite the collection of big iron!

Nice line up of equipment Andy

Thanks for sharing that was fun

Thanks - lots of equipment and knowledge there

Really enjoyed the series very informative hope you are planning on reviewing your impliments and other equipment !

I like that Jr gets to start up the tractors

To be honest I like the look and sound of the truck muffler Andy.

You have one hell of a nice setup

the awesome tour you have given us yes around cattle yea the fender gets eater out we have a 10 bay wash bay built here after the shaft the tractors get washed now before they get parked all the cads much keep clean all the time we do not like to keep one tractor for one person use it tractors are switched around to different farms here we send money and build a shield for all the tractors to be parked inside they are heated shields too same as the combines all are stored inside a heated building we try to keep all of the equipment in a shop especial in the winter we do dealership service work for the dealership in town before they started to screw everyone around here out of money we forth closed on the dealership where they were not going to pay us we have the grand opening this weekend the deere side of the dealership the other side id the case IH side will be done in April we rent equipment out to farms too and if need a crew to do the work too we still backed up with the harvest they are still not been washed and clean and when throwing the shop they are backlogged with repairs too do not like to do it that way just want them inside now too we have 400 people working for us at one time we just filled up a new subdivision with 50 new houses as to how they get paid they get a minimum waged here $15.00 per hours but we supple a house and a vehicle and a health care plan they have 2weeks vacation paid trip sunny place they do like Disneyworld the best, or ship cruises 2 weeks in the summer with there families in the province here we have a trailer for the to use too you do the math the extra's we have for them does add up we have an off the farm grocery store they can shop here if the wait to each employee has a number they grocery are paid fully to we have it set up like the reserve here all the grocery are paid for with the cards gas pumps too are here so fare they are lucky no robbers here we do not supply any alcohol. if we have a farm get together yes we do then supply it but they need to pay for it. they can drink as much as they want but they do have to pay for it and a cad will take them home we have rules you get a ticket with our vehicle will be taking off your check or an impairment charge and loss your licences it means your lost your job to we do not encourage drinking and driving at all

I heard the good folks in Illinois say: "If you have enough money to be a farmer, why bother?"

You need some older blue and newer Massey Red in that fleet just to keep your Deere dealer on the ball.

Could you do a quick piece on how you track and schedule routine maintenance? And how you track maintenance and upgrades to them. Thanks. I enjoyed this series.

Nice tour. Think ya have green in ur blood

Nice tractors

Good Video 👍

Very impressive fleet of tractors sir ! ❤️😎

Yall have nice equipment and I lost count on tractors in the 2 part of the series

I like how you label for oil changes an hour's

you have more tractors than a john deere dealer ship

If I could have the money it takes to feed the diesel to this collection of Green I'd be rolling in clover !! 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜👍

My boss has a John Deere 7730 but the it has the types that the 7930 has and it just does lasting on the feedpads and muck spreading

That weight bracket looks heavier than the factory ones

Darn yall have a lot of tractors

The 7000 series has a TLS (triple link suspension) axle and the 8000 series has the ILS (independent link suspension)

Any chance you can show us your manure tanks and so on? The operation we run in norway, we do quite a bit of contract work with manure. Intresting to see what you guys run :)

Your 7290 is almost a twin to ours. When did you guys get it? Ours came here in February of 14. Our doesn’t have that many hours on it but I think it has a lot for our acres.

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How many bails do you guys get in pet year?

Cool tour videos. I believe I lost count, was it 25 or 26 tractors?

Nice job you are doing :-) I just watched the old videos now. How many of the tractors is still on the farm?

So all with all your hour numbers combined to one how big would that number be!? Lol

thats a lot of tractors

Awesome vid. Where did you hook up that light bar on the 9320? I’ve got a 9100 that needs one.

Lot of maintenance right there bet keeps you on your toes they haven't built one that doesn't want something at some point great line of equipment how many cows you milking on average

How many did it add up to?🧐🤔

Do you really need all them tractors just asking seems like a lot of traffic just sitting around half the time

Wow I've lost count on the tractors, but looks like enuff to keep a guy busy full time servicing equipment, do ya use Deere's oil and filters when you service your tractor's, , just curious . Thanks for your time and history lesson on each one !!

I lost count. Anybody know what the total number of tractors that was?

Great review. How many hours on the 9320?

What kind tractor you have

Why do you need so many tractors? Do you even have enough drivers? Why don't you have less but newer Tractors and switch equipment more often. Greetings from Germany

How many tractor you have

Total number of tractors and total amount of HP

I was told articulated tractors were 500 horse power but who ever told me that is wrong.

I lost count. How many total tractors do you have?

You need some case to match your barn to much green

Is "Bub" your son? What's his real name. Enjoy your channel.

So what is the total number of tractors??

If you would..please let me know oldest tractor and how many total tractors you have

Lost count a bit from part1 to part3. Total of what 19-20 tractors?

That articulated tractor 500 horse right?

How many people work on farm

I counted 22 tractors!

due we live close ohars equipment is close to me

I like your channel al lot if it wasn''t for the terrible sound, if you can make the sound not hurt my ears this would be a great channel!

Is you’re farm by 1911?

I’m surprised all that high dollar equipment sits outside

What was the name of the farm you got the 7200r from

Where's the 8310r???

21 TRACTORS............why so many ???

I get sick at the thought of all the batteries you have to maintain and the tires!!! And that doesn't even count all the trucks!! I have a few on my farm but not that many!

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