Glad to see people keeping our tractor history alive instead of cutting them up for scrap metal. Wish he had some more Olivers. You've gained a lot of tractor knowledge throughout the years, thanks for passing it on. I like hearing about the old stuff and the pros and cons with each one.
@@bigtractorpower you should profile Charles's classic tractors. They are not big but they are the ones that were American agriculture back in the 60s and 70s
That was literally AMAZING. All of it. Thank you Jason. A lot of those tractors Iv seen and run before, then there were a good deal I had never heard of lol
I love the air conditioning system bolted to the roof, on that first Wagner.!😂! Someone wanted to be cool and didn't care what the outcome looked like.!😂!
Awesome video and well talked about, so much history and you my friend did a fantastic job explaining the details and history behind these great machines, Thank you for all you do
Thank You, Jason, for this excellent presentation with all the amazing information you have gathered for us to enjoy, take care and have a wonderful day.
I like the Tiger III by Steiger, S.T.E.I.G.E.R. I don't blame you for not having many of those on this channel, as doing so would risk putting the others to shame.
I have a 14 minute video of two ST-450 Tigers running side by side at ua-cam.com/video/B6MhE9OBOgM/v-deo.htmlsi=CdvUywELzbu4KUOB They are monsters and impressive to see.
Restored and beautiful is nice but seeing these old tractors rough side out and still operational is pretty cool kinda let's you know they were really meant to work and aren't ready for a museum yet !!!! Thanks for taking us along!!
Vantastic video,and even got to see some old Massey Fergusons.I grew up on Ferguson tractors.And that Euclid dozer those are very cool I've saw one working...Like I said earlier vantastic video.!!!
The original big bud(747) was built for a guy down here in old river which is about 7 miles out from where I’m at in Bakersfield. There was one that sat out in pasture for years, can’t remember which one. Pretty cool stuff.
Jason I just want to thank you again for letting me in the vid I had I great time there but that evening when I got home I slipped and fell and I have a big scare on me left leg now
Big Bud was started by William Hensler the largest Wagner dealer in the United States. With Wagner out of the tractor market in 1969, Hensler worked with his shop Forman Bud Nelson to build a new 4wd. That new 4wd was the Big Bud HN-250. “Big Bud” Nelson built the tractor and HN stands for Hensler Nelson 250 hp.
luv it my friend have some great memories Case 930cking,2x1070s 4694, Stieger kp1400, 1000 & wildcat 225 & 435quadtrak just found Amercan gear to be strong reliable & user friendly. Harvest equip old IH then 2188, Challenger 670 that combine with its hydro drive rotor was an unstoppable beast. My son' run Kenworth Cummins Roadranger Rockwell the moto just go down to Woolies(supermarket) for ya spares likwise with my farm equiptment. Proud heritage Make America Great MADE in THE USA. Vote for u know who in 2020.
Very cool stuff, really enjoyed that logger from Maine, my father had a homemade log skidder built from a 40’s dodge military truck he used for fire wood when I was a kid:) You don’t see to many big farm tractors till you get to the northern part of my state
We used to own a gvi we took to tractor pulls... upgraded to 310hp... we also used to have a row crop 88, 77 and still own our 88 standard with a row crop front end here in central New York
@@bigtractorpower i was talking about all the old ones. like next to that shop...iv seen them on other vids you have made of this place...i know this is about big tractor power..but darn there is so much to see behind what your filming thanks again for all your vids
Thank you for watching. It is an interesting collection. I will have to think of a way do a different style feature on the collection for the 5th farm day in 2020.
I did not realize my breath was so load as I was filming. It was 95 degrees out as I filmed and walked. I was trying to move quickly to get everything filmed and complete a live stream. It is easy to talk live as I film something like this rather than trying to narrate it later. Thank you for watching.
Hey bigtractorpower, we have a 1987 4450 that I think you would like to see. We live to far away from you to film it but I could mabye send you pictures.
Thanks for the reply. I thought of that, kinda prefer the 1/32 ones, but the Buds in particular are expensive to get here and don't know anyone with one I could borrow. Guess I mostly need the basic dimensions and will eyeball the rest. I'm in Canada so I can't see any in person since there are none here. Want to do them in 1/24 since most of my models are that and 1/25.
Super neat that tractor was traced back to welkers. I bet those guys would have enjoyed this farm equipment tour!
Glad to see people keeping our tractor history alive instead of cutting them up for scrap metal. Wish he had some more Olivers. You've gained a lot of tractor knowledge throughout the years, thanks for passing it on. I like hearing about the old stuff and the pros and cons with each one.
Oliver had a great line. The 2655 and 2255 were the biggest Oliver’s ever built.
I like all that history sitting there. Years and years of collecting.
It is a cool line up.
@@bigtractorpower you should profile Charles's classic tractors. They are not big but they are the ones that were American agriculture back in the 60s and 70s
Very cool and informative, arwsome to see the old tractors being restored and preserved for future generations of big tractor fans.
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One of the best yet big T 👍👍👍
Your back catalogue is like the you tube version of the Klondike. You just keep finding quality nuggets...
Thank you for watching. My goal is to film as many tractors as possible.
Just spied an old Wagner in long grass on the MT/ND border on our way home from holiday, my family hates my wandering eyes when i drive, lol.
That was literally AMAZING. All of it. Thank you Jason. A lot of those tractors Iv seen and run before, then there were a good deal I had never heard of lol
My favorite tractors are the big 4wd's. Thanks for the showing all the great tractors.
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I love the air conditioning system bolted to the roof, on that first Wagner.!😂!
Someone wanted to be cool and didn't care what the outcome looked like.!😂!
Air Condtioning was not a priority in the 1950s from the factory.
So much of great history here, thanks BTP!
Thank you for watching.
Awesome video and well talked about, so much history and you my friend did a fantastic job explaining the details and history behind these great machines, Thank you for all you do
Cool story about Welker Farms. It’s a small world.
It is a small world. It was a neat connection to make.
Fabulous history .
AWESOME....AWESOME.....AWESOME.....You and the Walten family are THE BEST.....I love your channel
Thank you for watching. It is an awesome line up to see.
Thank You, Jason, for this excellent presentation with all the amazing information you have gathered for us to enjoy, take care and have a wonderful day.
Thank you for watching.
I like the Tiger III by Steiger, S.T.E.I.G.E.R. I don't blame you for not having many of those on this channel, as doing so would risk putting the others to shame.
I have a 14 minute video of two ST-450 Tigers running side by side at ua-cam.com/video/B6MhE9OBOgM/v-deo.htmlsi=CdvUywELzbu4KUOB
They are monsters and impressive to see.
@@bigtractorpower Thank you! Just screwing around about the 'criticism', really! Thanks again!
So wonderful white tractors!
Restored and beautiful is nice but seeing these old tractors rough side out and still operational is pretty cool kinda let's you know they were really meant to work and aren't ready for a museum yet !!!! Thanks for taking us along!!
Thank you for watching. It is an impressive line up. It’s neat to see some of them in the field each year.
Nice video. Enjoyed watching. Thank you Jason
Thank you for watching. It is a neat farm to be able to share.
Great to see all the old equipment being saved, but it would be nice to see some of it restored.
It’s a great line up. Little by little the tractors are being redone.
If they didn’t collect these old tractors would have probably ended up in scrap
Vantastic video,and even got to see some old Massey Fergusons.I grew up on Ferguson tractors.And that Euclid dozer those are very cool I've saw one working...Like I said earlier vantastic video.!!!
At one time before the collection started the farm’s main two tractors were Massey 1805s. I like finding classic Massey’s to feature.
You need to go to Welker Farms and check them out
Mate I was thinking just the same thing. It would be a brilliant video.
@@benbright5382 Ben. Do you have any distant relatives from Pittsburgh, PA ?
@@sixtoes2313 no mate my family are from southern England just off the coast.
@@benbright5382 Ok. Thanks
One of your best videos!!!!
Awesome collection of tractors and equipment thanks Jason
Thank you for watching.
Btp .. this is mint !! I'm loving the history of the machines too
Thank you for watching. It is an interesting collection.
Wow that first clip looked pretty old but man did it put a smile on my face.😁😁
The opening clip is from 2011. Cool moment in the field but old digital tech.
Very cool, i remember from last year you filming all different 4x4 tractors. Enjoyed🚜👍
It is a neat collection to see.
The original big bud(747) was built for a guy down here in old river which is about 7 miles out from where I’m at in Bakersfield. There was one that sat out in pasture for years, can’t remember which one. Pretty cool stuff.
Very cool. I have been to Bakersfield. There are still some Big Buds out there like the two 740s which are the second largest tractor in the world.
Great video, Love their collection of tractors & Equipment..........
Thank you for watching. It is a neat collection to see.
Paradise for Nick welker (allias Hollywood) and legarms 😉
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Cool video. The classic equipment videos are always my favorite!
😁👍 I like finding the classics.
Jason I just want to thank you again for letting me in the vid I had I great time there but that evening when I got home I slipped and fell and I have a big scare on me left leg now
Glad you got to see all the 4wds. Sorry to hear about your accident.
Great follow up video 👍👍
Thank you for watching.
Amen!
It stays just beautiful, thanks for the tour
Thank you for watching. It’s an interesting collection.
Awesome tracktors!
Thank you for watching.
Very cool tour thanks
It’s a neat farm to see. Thank you for watching.
that peterbilt was very impressive, could you arrange a ride-along?
Ha! That ol buzzin’ dozen would blow out the microphone!
I used to drive by this farm every day and always wanted to look around. I didn't know they had an event there. They had a lot of flooding last year.
It's funny how the new skid steers are reverting back to the way the first original ones were made.
Very true. The JCB Tele Skid is similar.
Loved the Welker Story! Keep the vids Cummings hahah !
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower thank you for making
I heard the big bud HN 250 is nearly a copy of the Wagner wa-17, only beefed up. This is supposedly due to Wagner engineers forming big bud
Big Bud was started by William Hensler the largest Wagner dealer in the United States. With Wagner out of the tractor market in 1969, Hensler worked with his shop Forman Bud Nelson to build a new 4wd. That new 4wd was the Big Bud HN-250. “Big Bud” Nelson built the tractor and HN stands for Hensler Nelson 250 hp.
Another amazing video! Congrats from Brazil!
Thank you for watching.
Nice video! That's a fine collection of machinery put together.
Pretty cool to see that late Versatile with the Ford logo up front.
It is a neat piece of tractor history.
luv it my friend have some great memories Case 930cking,2x1070s 4694, Stieger kp1400, 1000 & wildcat 225 & 435quadtrak just found Amercan gear to be strong reliable & user friendly. Harvest equip old IH then 2188, Challenger 670 that combine with its hydro drive rotor was an unstoppable beast. My son' run Kenworth Cummins Roadranger Rockwell the moto just go down to Woolies(supermarket) for ya spares likwise with my farm equiptment. Proud heritage Make America Great MADE in THE USA. Vote for u know who in 2020.
Those are some great tractors you listed. I got to film a Case 4894 this year.
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AWESOME I Love this video Real Good Job
Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the videos! I hope to visit there soon.
Thank you for watching. It is a neat collection to see.
Very cool stuff, really enjoyed that logger from Maine, my father had a homemade log skidder built from a 40’s dodge military truck he used for fire wood when I was a kid:) You don’t see to many big farm tractors till you get to the northern part of my state
A military truck will get the job done. Very cool. This Steiger skidder is a neat classic.
Great video!
Thank you for watching.
Awesome tractors
Wow, a Steiger log skidder! When did they acquire that?
They built their own skidders around 67 and 68. They are similar to a 1250 and a 1700. There was a 750 and an 850 skidder.
Love your videos.
That's cool that they got the cable skidder out of Maine my state
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It turns out that the WA-6 Wagner is a one off as well
We used to own a gvi we took to tractor pulls... upgraded to 310hp... we also used to have a row crop 88, 77 and still own our 88 standard with a row crop front end here in central New York
Oliver Fleetlines and Supers make great pullers. Very cool.
We recently purchased a 335 moline
Love it
love these vids...wish you would of showed more of them old trucks
I try to get clips of them at work during harvest. Sometime I will make a video just on the trucks.
@@bigtractorpower i was talking about all the old ones. like next to that shop...iv seen them on other vids you have made of this place...i know this is about big tractor power..but darn there is so much to see behind what your filming thanks again for all your vids
I don't know which is worse - John Deere driving Wagner out of business or that Wagner agreed to the terms.
It is a shame Wagner did not continue on.
Really enjoyed this vid. I think you did one last year but this had more info. Also didn’t know MM made tractors for MF.
Thank you for watching. It is an interesting collection. I will have to think of a way do a different style feature on the collection for the 5th farm day in 2020.
You're breathing very hard throughout this video. Take it easy!
Thanks for another very good video!!
JIM
JIM C
Ever tried to walk and talk non stop? It take the breath out of you.
I did not realize my breath was so load as I was filming. It was 95 degrees out as I filmed and walked. I was trying to move quickly to get everything filmed and complete a live stream. It is easy to talk live as I film something like this rather than trying to narrate it later. Thank you for watching.
Good work
The way the economy has been going for the farmers,that"swamp thing"might turn out to be the one that runs the farm on a regular basis B.T.P..
It was big power at one time for sure.
@@bigtractorpower And at 8 bucks a bushel for beans,it just might be again.
do you ever come across any Massy Harris tractors?
Not in the field so far other than some plow days I have featured. I like Massey Harris. If I can find them I will film them.
What would have been the pros to using a LP tractor other then burning cleaner ? I been enjoying the video's !
Cheaper
The LP tractors were especially popular in Texas and Oklahoma where natural gas was easily accessible as a waste product from the oil fields.
Have you ever had a chance to film a AgriJeep in action, especially doing something other than plowing?
In 2009 I saw one mowing red clover with a sickle mower. If I get to see that again I would film it.
That Oliver 2255 would really look good restored. Do they have any plans on restoring it?
I am not sure what the plans for the 2255 are. Their 1206 is fully restored so maybe at some point the 2255 will be fixed up too.
the wa 24 should go to its farm it was first ordered by.
It’s a rare tractor. This farm likes Wagners. They also now have the one and only TR 24 now.
@@bigtractorpower They should make one from a series 1 bud.but not from the n14 435.
What can you tell us about the remodeled grain bins? Looks like they've been completely repurposed, but I can't tell as what.
Yes it is a house built out of grain bins. It’s pretty cool inside.
"Tractor Mobil" You almost got it right.
I laugh every time I hear that😂😂😂😂
Jason. It’s pronounced like “batmobile”
Hey bigtractorpower, we have a 1987 4450 that I think you would like to see. We live to far away from you to film it but I could mabye send you pictures.
Why do those Minneapolis Moline tractors have an propane tank instead of a diesel or gas?
It was an option to have LP. They were popular in Texas and Oklahoma where LP gas was plentiful and cheap.
Black smoke = unburnt fuel..!!!
986 all over michigan
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Bus Greasemonkey could tune that 12V71 in the Pete. I think he lives in Indiana.
Visit Nick from welker farms
Hopefully some day. It would be great to see.
I want to make a 1/24 model of a 525 Bud and 747. I just can't find any profile drawings or plans, can anyone help me out please?
I don’t know if any line art on these. The best bet would be to measure the 1/64 models.
Thanks for the reply. I thought of that, kinda prefer the 1/32 ones, but the Buds in particular are expensive to get here and don't know anyone with one I could borrow. Guess I mostly need the basic dimensions and will eyeball the rest. I'm in Canada so I can't see any in person since there are none here. Want to do them in 1/24 since most of my models are that and 1/25.
I almost cry when I watch these Vids!
What Happened to Our Country? Why did We allow these Politicians to rob our farm industrial base?
it seems you landed in the land off the dead , allmost all these brands went bankrupt or out off buisness .......... sadly i think :-(