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Just like to say those white Americans bring a good price. People like them

Bro, I think they’re all gem pieces of a farm culture

You are young and these are your opinion when you are older your view will be different

It’s a matter of opinion, whether you like them or not.

You clearly don’t know anything about tractors or what they are capable of.

I was fine with your choices until you said the Allis Chalmers 7000 series…

Belarus is pronounced Bel - air - roos

70 series CASE, you must be retarded.

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ACO was built inthe eighties in South Africa , they build a range between 250-600 hp

Always wetting their pants about the 4020.

Agreed sheila

The farmall 560 and 460 had two weak final drives for the motors was recalled in 1959 with a heavier axle and final drive that solved its problems but in 1960s the John Deere new generation tractors made the tractor a failure

The 1100/1130 Massey was a far superior tractor than a JD 4020 !!!!

While some of your facts are correct most of your facts on this list are not correct lots of these tractor where very good tractors a I even have owned some

Chevyyyyyy!!!

i have a 99 silverado 1500, and the only thing ive replaced is the transmission. Other than that, 320k miles on original motor, 4.6 votex engine, and a daily driver, takes about $65 to fill her up, and i can drive for about 8 hrs before touching 1/4 tank. fords, have never held under my foot. Chevy on the other hand, has held greatly under the force of someone with a lead foot.

Fords better

Tacuachu

Chevy

Looks like your reading from cue cards . Where you gonna go in a vette let alone afford one and go over 200 mph. It is ones opinion not fact on what people want in vehicles

Neither....both are not made like they used to be.

Chevrolet

I have two Ford 5000's Had the 1970 model for 48 years and the 1972 model for 28 years. Those tractors are amazing. Reliable easy to maintain, wonderful tractors. Ford got it right back then.

Cool bike man

My favorite the ford 4000 my grandfather had a several of them and they all ran great next the 4630 JD it was bullet proof. Never an issue next famall cub yes farmall we used them to cultivate grean beans in sout fla and they just keep going

806 was twice the tractor the 4020 was

A ford 5000 is cheap reliable ...spare parts no problem until now you can still see them running all over the phillippines...

That 8 n killed many people they were very dangerous

These lists are always subjective, so my choices for most iconic tractors and the reasoning: John Deere D. Direct descendant of the Waterloo Boy. Produced from 1923 to 1953, thirty years of production marks the longest running single model in history by any manufacturer. A heavy, powerful tractor it was an ideal plowing tractor in the era and the belt drive ran a lot of threshers and grinders over the years. Ford N series. The 9N, 2N, and 8N were groundbreaking with their three point hydraulics. Easy to operate and simple to maintain, these were truly a difference maker with the ease of changing implements and for row crop operation. Farmall Letter Series. The A, C, H, and M along with the Cub and the "Super" version of each pushed McCormick-Farmall to prominence in the 1940s. The integrated hydraulic pump made it easy to plumb in external hydraulics, and the H and M were particularly popular row crop tractors. If I had to choose just one from this series of tractors, it would probably be the H edging out the larger M for honors on the list. Allis-Chalmers WD45. The WD was the predecessor to the WD45, and the D17 was the descendant. This entire series of tractors could be included in the "iconic" category; but the WD45 is the one that took the biggest jump forward. It was a light, powerful tractor, and was the first introduction to power steering from A-C. John Deere 4020. Deere went from the letter series, to the two digit numbers, to the three digit numbers, and then to the four digit numbers starting with the short lived "10" series. When they got to the "20" series, it was the leap that propelled Deere forward for decades. Honorable mention to little brother 3020, the iconic 4020 was the springboard to the subsequent 30 and 40 series tractors.

That Fordson was known as the decapitater, those metal ribs on the wheels would grab a downed metal fence and sling it over the operator station cutting the driver in half

The 4020 you show a very rare model with 4WD. The 4020 save John Deere from bankruptcy

You did a great job on this selection of tractor's.

Some of my picks , in no particular order Its loade a bit heavy with john Deeres John deere D john deere R John Deere 5020 IHC W-D 9 IHC 66 series Versatile 800 Massey 44 Hart parr 22-45 Steiger panther Deutz 130-06

I would put the Ford 5000 in there, While there is nothing that really stands out in their performance, they simply didn't break, and if they did, unlike John Deere, IH, and others, they didn't cost a fortune to fix. I knew of three that went over 10,000 hours with only regular maintenance not even needing a clutch, just an occasional battery.!

Only tractors i could have added to this list is the 66 series from IHC built in the 70"s , lots of these are out there and running strong !

That end tractor was CRAZY GOOD!

Mine are 5.5020 4. Alice charmers D1 3.8300 2.4020 1. 4440

What’s your guys 10 greatest tractors?

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Polaris

What’s your guys favorite four wheeler brand?

That big bud 747 you need to do better research you even have the video with the size.

Thanks for your video.

Ok?? i don’t care at all

What do you guys think of the tractors?