Enjoyed watching the video Andy 😊

I used to drive a MF 135 over 40 years ago when I worked on the farm Andy, great video thanks for sharing

Back in 1968 dad bought an IH 706 used. We used that tractor to pull feed wagons pull behind chopper and hay trlrs. In 2002 when dad sold the dairy farm that tractor ran 7days a week 365 days a yr. That was the best tractor that dad got his money out of. Very little major maitance on it. Seemed like once a month we were servicing it. Thank's for the memory's Andy!

Thank you and jr for being out in the cold giving us a tour of the tractors we find the rock boxes come in handy to carry coolers when baling with our 4020s

great video, that young fella will remember for yrs to come, when he got to start all these tractors. ha! i know i have memories like that to this day.

This shows how well your maintenance is. 35000 hrs on the 4250 that’s awesome

Great video really enjoyed seeing your tractors 🚜 and their history anxiously awaiting # 2 and 3 !

Those are some good looking tractors! I have to say, I really like the older models and I enjoy hearing their story and about their history on the farm. Thank you Andy for taking your free time to guide us around! Now just a thought (maybe it's just me...): Those equipment videos are different from the daily updates. You decided to spend some time on each vehicle to show it and to tell us something about it. Editing the clips together into videos will take some more time. All in all it's a lot of work... Now please don't feel like you have to do all of those videos in the next week. Often it's worth it to wait a little for a nice shot (e.g. better lighting, less wind, etc.). The work on your end will be nearly the same, but the outcome could be much better! It's just us viewers who have to wait a little longer and that is totally fine. Now don't get me wrong! I'll never complain about a video! And I hope I could express my thoughts in an understandable way... It's just seeing you making all that effort for a video with clipping audio or too dark frames... Maybe even try out the iPad for recording those kind of special videos (I don't know about the iPad sound, but it should give you a nice image quality). Anyways, I appreciate you taking your time to show us the farm, Andy.See you with the next video!

I like them homemade steps you put on for fueling and service!

loved the tour. I had a US 135 with the Perkins diesel instead of the 4cyl continental in that one. great little tractor.

I wonder how many of those old 4020's are still out there working! They were probably a lot of farmer's biggest tractors back in the 70's, now they don't come close to the big ones today! Thanks for the tour, it was fun!!!

Good video Andy. Always nice to learn the history and stories behind each tractor. Quite the operation you are responsible for as well.

We have an old 4320 also. We use it for planting and on a small grain buggy. The engine went bad so we put in a 466 from an old parted out 6620 combine. The tractor runs real nice and made 165 hp on the dyno. You are a very busy man!

your son is the fourth generation to run that 4020, which is really cool. I am sure it will never leave the family.

I never get tired of watching your video's

I like those tractors you've had quite a few tractors over the years it's amazing how you know the hours you have a very good memory I would like to go with you to Foxwoods and we can play blackjack LOL 😅 👍you also have done a lot of work to keep them going God bless you thanks for showing another good video 👍🇺🇸

Our family has a small generational farm of 160 acres. Back in the '80's I planted about 60 acres of winter wheat once with a 1940 John Deere D. We did most of the farming with a John Deere R; only 90 acres of farm ground; the rest was cow pasture.

Really cool video series. Nice to see all the tractors together

Another great video Andy... please make more like at least one a day if possible... I'm sick of these frickin wannabe channels trying too be something they're not and never could be ever.... giving a real farmer like yourself a bad rap.... I'm proud too tell people that you are from upstate New York and my home where I was born and raised. I think I might be moving back home and calling you boss man and friend 👍👍👋

Awesome video. Love older tractors.

Awesome trio of videos you've got here with your kid! Instant subscriber! Godspeed my friend.

Their all nice

Love that 135 I have 255 and a 135 there are tons of them here still raking hay and my neighbors main tractor is a 245 with a loader on it and runs 50 cows with it I do his hay and he moves it and puts it in the barn with it

Fantastic video! Great work! Have a good day.!

Thanks Andy Great job

Andy Love this video about tractors ,you got a very good memery my frend .35000 hr .

Thanks for the 'tractor show'.

being I'm not a farmer but they had a mod of the 135 on farming sim......really cool to see such an iconic piece in real life

Man liking that Massey Ferguson 135 :)

Nice video Andrew oldies are pretty awesome 👍

Thanjs for taking us along memory lane

Good Video 👍

Awesome video Andy 👍🏻

Love tractor tours! Nice equipment brother. Anyone told you you sound just like Adam Corolla? haha

I have a 135 also but it doesn't look near that nice. I've always had row crop sized Olivers and I didn't think I'd like that little Massey. I was wrong. That's a one handy tractor for it's size

Heck ya this will be awesome!!

Great video

you have all my fav tractors 4020 4320 4620 6030 except the 4520

Those old deers are timeless you can never tell if its a 1970 or 1999 when its cold if they dont need to start dont start them all you do is burn your starter up and break stuff not even worth geting them running inless you need them running

The little Perkins in that 135 is a tough engine. Can work way above its horsepower

Andrew I started many 4020s and 2510s with screwdriver 😃👍🏻

No 4440? I thought that every John Deere guy had a 4020 and a 4440? Never had any luck with the 4320's. Thanks for the videos!

The MF 100 series were a tremendous power take off tractor but too light in the rear end to offer much in the way of heavy tillage and pulling.

My dad had old DC case with steering arm out front , also b 12 with steal wheels

I like it so far

I really like the MF 135.

I know 10 guys still have 4020's!

My last 40 to 50 was made in Germany I can tell by the black paint on the cab

Where I’m from 135s where and still are the main power on many small beef farms

My uncle bought that same tractor told his father it was twice the tractor as the 3020 and the 2030 his tractor burst in to flames trying to mow hay lol

We hade a mf 175 we went threw the hole thing painted all up put high tires like eropean style. Looked realy nice we never liked it as a work machean

35000 hours WOW.

Hi Andy you should restore the second 4250 sentence it is the 11 tractor

I've got a 4620 powershift I've been told they didn't make allot of them powershift !

What is the large step looking things mounted behind front wheels on the tractors

Andy did you build the whole ROPS for your 4320? I got a 3010 I want to build one for it but need measurements

Andy, what’s the big step on the belly of the 4250?

What’s the purpose of the platform under the belly on a lot of your tractors?

Also what are all those special steps on a couple of them?

Have you ever done the transmission in the quad range 4250

How many horse power is 4320 and 4620 ?

latest 5020 was 142 hp

When’s the next part coming out Andy ?

Only one 4020 (?)

Why do you have to use a screw driver to start it?

That's a pile of hours. Or a pit of hours

Nevermind lol

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