This Rock Cory is now flooded...LoJack was there for a while....then volcan come back ...on high way 70 going tordes wood burey,. McMinnville volcan set up out there an halled TNT fro 6 month seemed like ....an when they pulled the shoot...the hole little mountain raised up an seat back down .... they been there ever since

Ive got gumbo dirt in my river bottom on my place in northwest missouri, crooked river bottom ground in ray county, good dirt for crops, but sum of the hardest plowing dirt there is, & i pull a 6-16 onland plow behind my 1135 ,& i go deep too, itsa good hard pull, but it,ll do it, & ive done a 13' chisel in it too, & 1 time in 1st gear, lo, lo multi, i pulled a 7shank deep V ripper (subsoiler) thru it, but....i could only get 10"-11" deep with it & i had 1000 pound of weight on each side on back tires, with 950 pound hanging out front & i still was lite n front even with draft response sped up, so,s you can pull alot more with a 1135 massey than what ya,ll pulling there

That things a beauty

It would have been nice to have seen the plow.

Back in the day you had a bubble in your butt, a bad sunburn and def from listening to those Detroit’s all day!

Muitos operadores morreram de insuficiência respiratória com equipamentos abertos

Gente foi assim que eu aprendi a encher o balde da pá mecânica no miinerio de ferro e na pelota e no ferro gusa

What happened to 4 truck drivers?

My uncle had a 10 and 14 white stripe. Those were great tractors

I grew up on a large dairy farm near Belleville, Ontario, Canada. My Dad loved Massey-Ferguson tractors and equipment, we owned the MF65 back in the 60's, then the MF180, the MF1080, MF1105, MF3165, the MF300 Combine and later the MF540 Combine, along with various other machinery like Massey-Ferguson ploughs, hay rakes, and forage equipment such as Gheil forage harvesters; we also had a MF50 which we had a set of half tracks for use in the winter (when we still had alot of snow), and a table saw mounted on the 3-point hitch. Sadly the Combine manufacturing plant shown here, located in Brampton, was closed many, many years ago.

they dont have open house factory 🏭 tours like that no more that wouldve been a extra special 😊😊 treat back in 1940s 1950s 2 see 4 yourself the old school technology back what was brand new tractors and equipment they would be the way 2 spend the day at a tractor 🚜 😊 factory 🏭 😊 U dont see that more either its a shame most of the tractor factory arent close by 😮😮 OMG 2 26 2O24

I own a 1959 M-F 50 gasoline, & a 2018 M-F 1526 diesel. The 1959 M-F 50 is still a working tractor along side with the newer 2018 M-F 1526. Massey-Ferguson Tractors= Mighty-Fine Tractors.

Them like Allis Chalmers would still be in business if it wasn't for the same unions!!!

Honestly, I've always been watching all your videos and whenever I watch, it's giving me a calm and relaxing vibes and a positive energy. Also, your videos help me relieve my stress. Always take care and so is your family. Thank you for always giving us these wonderful videos ❤

Used to think Payloaders were the berries.

If it ain’t loading it’s wasting fuel

Those Michigan loafers had to be driven backwards on the road. Not a single one of you knows this.

Nice 👌🍻

Concertesa Deus enviara ajuda e eles vão voltar ao bom caminho ❤❤❤❤❤❤!

Esses são os estados Unidos que eu conheço e não essa fabrica de guerras armamentos e ganância por dinheiro!

The Clark Michigan 675 is my #1 favorite old classic heavy equipment piece. I know they made bigger and better and newer ones, but this is the coolest one of all.

What strikes me is how good those operators were. Those old machines were beasts. I run equipment, today's iron is cushy by comparison.

What a beast. Two V16 drinking fuel big time

no ev here

É turbo? ? Qwantuz hp? ?

I would have my trucks running to up the production

cant beat those 1100 seriesc

Awesome HISTORY and Built to last

That brings back memories, many hours spent on a straight piped 1466 open station, plowing, discing, planting and cultivating as well as having. Loved the smells of fresh turned dirt, diesel and open air.

And now they are obsolete

NICE 😀🇨🇦

What a nice old Wabco tipper.....square filters......

They used to carry the Michigan name. I loved the sound of the two-cycle Detroit Diesel engines.

its actually insane how big these machines were for their day.

I always thought those old things sounded good -

The tachometar be like: You spin me right 'round baby, right 'round Like a record baby, right 'round, 'round, 'round.

Qual é a sequência de queima

Nice to see 1105 still earning its keep, its also nice to see a ploughman set up his reversable plough up correct.

Sad to know our industry changed so drastically...we made everything we needed right here now names like daewoo,komatsu,kobelco,Hyundai,samsung make better stuff well actually they make the stuff...cuz we dont anymore

No cabs i love it freedom with nature running those old girls

I used to drive a 2680 great tractor

A concert of beautiful twin 16v71 gm power, awesome!

5:15 "This 275 is loading out coal from a gloryhole." Say what?

55t4rr44r4444444

Good day Now that makes sense. Big V-8 without turbos . What hp. did it put out? Thanks

😎😎👍

, a lot of 410 and 300 Massey combines in our area, my father had a 510, not a perfect combine but a damn good one, you could put a lot of Acres through that machine in a day, and if you had a 510 you had the World by the ass LOL simpler times, now everybody has to be big farmer big! There was a lot of 410 combines an hour area, built about an hour drive from where we were, in Brantford Ontario Canada

They were heavy and strong but Terex was faster.

I drove a 1468 and a 856 in Marion south C on Mr Lance Williams farm.

The 70s and 80s was when massey made the best equipment they ever made