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The first? „The first internal combustion engines were already known in the 1850s. In the 1850s, Christian Reithmann operated gas engines that he had developed and built himself. Étienne Lenoir was able to operate a gas engine from 1859. In 1860, the Hippomobile was operated with it and went down in the history of the automobile.“ (German Wikipedia) „The first commercially successful internal combustion engine was created by Étienne Lenoir around 1860, and the first modern internal combustion engine, known as the Otto engine, was created in 1876 by Nicolaus Otto.“ (English Wikipedia)

You need to figure out the difference between corn and corn

Allis d 17 what the hell. This is the dumbest video ive scene

For a so-called 'history of the submarine' you display your ignorance and lack of research. How did you manage to omit any reference to 'Ictineo II' Unbelievable!

GERMAN U.2

Why are you putting pictures for a guy you say was born in the 1500s?

As always some theoretical smart ass that knows everything but in practical terms wouldn't know if their ass was on fire

Utter load of bullcrap , just another fake channel using stolen videos

Why not just get on with it 😢 Explaination is simply too long for the info.

And the people of power murdered him

the combine invades whole world

Serviced plenty of them… I’ve grown quite adept to working on them. Their RTVs are a bit of a pain to clean and work on though! Haha

Why didnt you give credit to the old looking videos? that wasnt made by you, all you did was talk over it.

What about the Confederate States during the Civil war?!

Anyone else catch the swastika and 3 crosses painted on this tractor at 0:30 ?

Is this history of tractors, or history of tractors in USA?

Ford bought New Holland and together they developed the Genisis tractors in the 80's, that's when Fiat took notice and eventually purchased the Ford/New Holland line of equipment.

A pieced together,non factual video.Not accurate,quick and brief.

People who own a kubota 👇🏻

Ok i have some real information. I am a farmer in Ireland, we had many tractors overtime, some good, some bad, some horrible. The worst was a Renault 155-54. We bought it second hand at 1000 hours. We where immediately dissapointed at the gearbox. Most 150ho tractors at that time where 40kph / 25mph, this was just about 30k / 20mph. And there was too many big and clunky gears to go through. At 3000 hours, after all the servicing it needed, the brakes immediately failed, there where no brakes, at all, and it took some work to get it going again, or shall i say, stopping again. The wheels and tyre that came as standard where too small for the tractor and we found that it leaned back wayy to much. The front doors opened forwards which was bizzare for such a spacious cab, the controlls where ok but a bit of a reach, it felt extremely clumsy to drive around with a trailer, you had to come to a COMPLETE dead stop to reverse, you can't even select reverse with the GIANT lever even at 0.5mph. The tow hitch came down underneath the tractor in the hooking up position, so you cannot see a single thing behind you, it only had 2 spool valves in a 155hp tractor, the exaughst was big and in a very bad position and it was gutless too, it had very little power. Absolutely terrible tractor, no wonder the french cannot create tractors outiside of massey ferguson.

I have a 8n tractor love it fun to work on and drive

A little all over the place, but some great images.

This is so underrated ❤

Turned this off for the English accent.

Ford is now New Holland, sad 😔 😢😢😢.

I really miss the Ford tractors.

Diesel died of mysterious causes. The engine was pretty darn efficient. But in 1912 he fell off a ship mysteriously. The first diesel engine ran on peanut oil. But then on the way to england he fell or was pushed into the sea. He was born in paris.

If this video was credible, it would list the John Deere 10 series. Major engine and transmission issues.

I gave up on this video at the 4 minute mark. You could have found more accurate, relevant information just using Wikipedia. Ford started his own tractor company in 1918 because the Board of Directors wouldn't fund the project. Ford had already invested ten years of development into farm tractors before ever founding Fordson. Ford quickly became the highest volume producer of tractors in the world following his theories of high volume mass production and low priced product. Unfortunately, Ford lost money on every tractor during the 1920's as he priced them with too little margin for profit. The 9N of 1939 was a radical departure from tractor manufacturing because of the Ferguson three point hitch. This truly was the tractor that allowed even the smallest farmer to move away from using horses and be far more productive. At about 20 draw bar horsepower, it was about half as powerful as most other small tractors but performed more work because of the design of the hitch and implements. This was a great advantage to Ford in the tractor market until the middle to late 1950's when the horsepower race took off in the farm tractor world. The great advantage of the 1920's era Ford tractors was that you could maintain them yourself with the same knowledge and skills you had learned to maintain your Ford car. You had a great subject to work with here. A shame you wasted the ban width with what you produced.

I wonder if this video was generated by A.I. due to all the errors and bad voice over.

Wow the algorithm done this video dirty

Has to be the stupidest tractor video on u tube. The ai robot narrating doesn’t have a clue about tractors.

I've never heard such bunkum in all my life. Most of the tractors mentioned here are decades old and a lot of them are still in use to this day. This rubbish is just a way of using social media to make money.

pretty evident that you know nothing about tractors

It, the Ferguson tractor and 3 point linkage all began in Yorkshire, England after an agreement between David Brown and Harry Ferguson to produce the very first fergy, the Ferguson Brown. And the rest is history !!

Good 😊

You skipped a TON of critical info and shot right up to the end way to quickly. Where did you get your data? Because you left a TON of things out.

Really enjoyed the video. Great classic pictures and videos of equipment being used. 👍👍👍

You’re just going to breeze right on over the little fact that these “tractor wars” gave birth to the great dust bowl which almost killed better than half the us population hun?

Wow. Couldn't force myself to watch the whole thing. Footage has utterly no synchronization with the narration. If that wasn't bad enough, the AI was intolerable. Too bad, because the content seemed interesting enough. I just couldn't bear to listen to it

Is the narrator going through puberty?

Very jumbled, hard to follow. It appeared that ford became New Holland 3 times?

Awful sound trac. Fire whoever did the voice over narration too. Do better PBs.

'Terrible AI narration as well as poor organization of the story! The lack of a consistent historical chronology, both in the writing and in the presentation of both archival and contemporary film clips, left one feeling as if they were on an out of control time machine through the 20th century! An excess of repetition in the rehashing of corporate histories and commercial competition, seriously confused the issue. Certainly, it's not nearly up to PBS' regional affiliates' usual standards, unfortunately! 🚜 🐖 🚜 🐖 🚜 40:00 👎 🚜 🐖 🚜 🐖 🚜

What about the two cylinder John Deere diesel 😮??

Again nothing happened out side of the US

I wonder if AI would place America as the center of the world. ua-cam.com/video/KHSxRNAsl4g/v-deo.html

The photos are all mixed not keeping pace with the speaker and is very much pro Ford. This is the first time I've listened to Henery Ford praised so extensively for his dumpy little handy tractor.

Funny, first tractors became became smaller as opposed to the gigantic steam tractors, and today tractors are getting larger and larger.