Thanks Jason, It's still so hard to believe that such a large diverse company is out of business. They sure built some great equipment. Great video. Boe
Loved the parade! When I was very young, my dad purchased a new IH 544 utility tractor. It was slow, underpowered and undersized for our needs. I've never seen one in a parade or in a collection. When I started farming with dad after graduation, I bought a new 766 black stripe. Big step up for us at the time. Loved the tractor but had problems with pitted sleeves because of hard well water. Had to overhaul at 1500 and 3000 hours. However it remains one of my favorite tractors.
Love those IH tractors, especially the 66 series. We fired up our old 966 yesterday and moved it to a different shed. It hadn’t been started in a while, but it still purred like a kitten. 🙏
Jason, my favorite tractor is the Farmall 230 mainly because it is what I grew up using on our small family farm in Maine in the 1950's 60's and 70's. I would be happy with any letter Farmall including the Cub. Really enjoyed the video. Thank you.
That was a nice parade of Red"s which i worked with in the mid 70-s. We had a lot of them, but hav"nt seen one of them in the parade. My favorite, they still work with is the 1455. That sound if they work is unique. As always, thanks for the video. From the Netherlands.
Was in my height of glory seeing a whole parade of International! You might have had to cut down some content, but was looking for the tractors we had but never saw a “C”, saw the M and Super M, and an H, which we’d had, never saw a C. Was looking for an 806, 1206, 1256, or a 1456, but might have been edited out. Man we enjoyed those irons. Generally used the C for hooking up to an auger, rolling corn back in the day, or pulling a mower. But the 8, the 12’s and the 14, put a lot of hours in carrying the load of farming. Thank you for this great footage!
I think my favorite here is the 5388, representing the planned trajectory for the 5x88 Synchro-Tri-Six (which I got to operate a few times in my youth before our 5288 row-crop fieldwork tractors were traded for 71/7220 Magnums with the full powershift... back when 38" 8-row cultivated corn was what we did. Now the planter is a 36 row/20" and goes behind a Steiger 420, one of the littlest ones in the lineup but just 5 HP under our 9390 which was the top of the line in its day 25 years ago. Progress.) My favorite of what would've been eligible to be there is our Farmall 544 Hydro diesel, that has sickle mower duty in summer and sometimes backup PTO generator duty in winter.
In the late 80’s I worked on Davis hog farms. Just down the road from Bob Zarses farm. The Davis’ used all Red Power. 1566, 1466, 1066, 856, 756, 706 and a 606 with a loader. They also had a Cub with a Woods belly mower for roadsides and bigger yard jobs. Loved them all. I never got to operate the 66 series those were for field work. The 856 was my favorite, it had a Heniker cab. Nice in the winter and HOT in the summer!
Grew up running an International TD6 pulling logs out of the creek bed. It was a crank start, it was a diesel engine that started on gas and used spark plugs to warm up the diesel mill. Swapping it to diesel was such a cool process, the billowing smoke and all the noise was just awesome.
My parents have a Cub Cadet, only a bit more modern. It's the garden tractor variant, and not the Zero Turn ride on mower Cub Cadet is currently famous for. I managed to get the hours up to 37 hours, so next year It's service time for that little garden tractor. Because i am a bit reckless at best, the mowing deck is a bit lose, because i'm a bit hasty when cutting lawn. Cub Cadet is a good choice when you cut grass in sheep pastures, which i actually do quite often. The Cub Cadet my parents have might not be like the stuff IH did, but i gotta say that it's quite a good brand. I only need to make sure to keep it in one piece
@@bigtractorpower i have to admit that i have been a bit rough on my parent's Cub Cadet, but it's a good brand. I'm quite certain that the mowing deck on my parent's Cub Cadet, which is an Cub Cadet L1 107, is a little lose, because i'm going a bit too fast with it when i cut the lawns. It's still a good brand
Even though we were Deere dealers our farm operation had a number of of IH tractors. 5 mounted on Chisholm Ryder snap beans harvesters. Later years a826 Hydro diesel mounted on a red beet harvester. All excellent tractors.
My boss had a 4100 Wheatland we added a cab to. Also had a 4568 . He later found a 4100 with a 3 point and a 1568 for his IH collection. I have no idea how many old JD tractor also in the collection and he still uses both case in international and JD equipment on the farm now. Great video I remember operating many of the tractors over the years
Great video! I was hoping to see a W400D with the split gas / diesel engine. They had a distinct sound. Or at least the one I grew up around did. The farm I grew up on had a mix of brands including JI Case, Allis Chalmers and the W400D. Thank you for the trip back in time. 😃
The W400D is a nice one. I filmed all tractors on display at the show. A W400D might have been on display. There were many many for tractors at the show that did not take part in the parade.
All we had for a tractor was an 8N but dad had a late 60s or early 70s Cub Cadet. Had the cast iron nose on the hood and a hydrostat. It was a great machine. When I went to work at the plant, they had a Cub LowBoy for mowing that I got to run for a while, too. Nice.
Muy buenas máquinas, tanto que siguen presentes en el mercado actual solo que ahora como CASE IH , tengo un FARMALL 866 en México y sigue trabando bien a pesar de sus casi 50 años
Thanks for sharing the video. I like so many of them. I guess my 1066 is my favorite but I like my 5088 also. Older models the M is my favorite. They still have a place on the farm and they will pull more than a lot of people think.
That 274 brought back memories. That was the first tractor I ever drove on our farm here in NC. Very fuel efficient tractors compared to the gas powered 140s they replaced. Just too bad parts are so hard to come by these days.
very very cool to see all these beauties....I ran a few on the farm n CT. 1086, 1486, 4586...I miss big Red...and we had an M running our grain auger to load our corn up in the gran bin....and our B had our mower deck floatin out back ...🙂
A great parade vid! And a perfect spot for capturing the parade. Right by the corn dog stand.😁 What are you using for a camera in this vid? It does a good job.
Hi Jason, As Always a great Video from your Chanel. I Love all inernational tractors. My Favorit of all time is 1455, and my Favorit from the Parade was the 1976 cub cadet bin centenial Celebration tractor. But I missed the articulated four wheel drives and the 88 series at 13:06😅. It would be very great, if you will make a Video about 88 series production History.👍 Keep filming on. Best Regards from southwest Germany
Awesome footage bud, i particularly like the ones that look like they come straight off the field, my 766 still earns its keep on the mixer/feed wagon, saved it from the scrap yard 2yrs ago
They are all good, but laugh if you must, but the model M I think is what really set them apart from the rest. No comparison to the B and G John Deere two poppers. John T.
I agree 100%. The M built IH. The M was the 1 millionth Farmall built. It offered the power and design no other tractor had in the 1940’s. It is also the tractor that hurt IH as they offered the design too long because it was so successful. IH just kept enjoying the rewards of the M and it’s upgrades rather than working to develop its next success.
Great looking tractors! I love so many IH models - 1066, 856, the 68s, the letter series! I have a Farmall H, but would love to get a 56 or 66 series. Does anyone know which model of truck the very last one was, the dually flatbed? Thanks for another great video!
I ran a 1468 years ago, loved it! The only problem with it was you couldn't put a 4 wheel drive unit on it. The farm I worked on had several fwd front ends and we would put them on and off as we needed them. On for tillage off for cultivating on for potato harvest.
@@bigtractorpower the cover on the side of the of transmission where the front power comes out didn't exist on the 1468, I would have thought it was the same transmission as a 1466 but it didn't have the opening.
Traded all our Internationals off in the late 80s and early 90s and went completely green. That was more of a dealer issue, the green was alright, but not like the red. John T.
Neat seeing those little garden tractors. Look how heavy they were made! Built to last a lifetime. My pop pop had a Cub Cadet 127 hydrostat on the column. McCormick, Farmall, Cub Cadet were basically owned by International I'm assuming??? Thanks for the video. Red dogs are mean looking machines! 🙂
Yes all those brands were part of IH. McCormick started in 1831 and acquired Deereing a rival producer of reapers in 1903 along with seven other farm equipment companies in 1903 to form International Harvester. A member of the McCormick family headed the company through 1981. IH introduced Farmall tractors in 1923 and Cub Cadet in 1961.
I grew up with a gas IH 674 tractor. Did they have any one of those at the show? I don’t see many around. It was the best tractor my grandfather ever bought.
There were some in the display section of the show. The owners of the tractors decide if they want to run their tractor in the parade. I did film all the tractors parked in the displays for a future video.
First IHC tractor I drove was an A, when I was 7. We grew tobacco and It was my job to bring the tobacco floats to the yard for the women to tie the leaves and put them on sticks. Great video. How the times have changed.
Interesting 5388. Just me overhauling my MX 270 transmission, I know there are LOTS of similarities between that and the 50 series transmissions and IH basically had the power shift designed for the Magnums. I wonder if the cab design was mostly complete before the Case deal?
The 5388 was slated to be part of the new Farmall series which would have included a 5188, 5388 and 5788. Case was developing a 96 series at the same time. The MAGNUM is mainly an IH with the Case CDC engine and cab mounted exhaust.
My Dad had a 300 not sure what make type it was. it had a loader on it at one time but got rid of it. he used it to clean the barn with it had to drive it into the Barn to do that
There were many more IH tractors at the show on display. These were machines that decided to take part in the parade. I did walk around and record the displays.
I went to that show. It's about 10 miles from me. I'm not an IH guy but still enjoyed it, it was a tractor show! 👍
It was a good show. Lots of great tractor history on hand.
INTERNATIONAL - HARVESTER 👍💪
😁👍👍. Thank you for watching.
The Super M was the first tractor I ever drove that was larger than a garden tractor. Such a basic machine but easy to learn on.
Awesome parade !❤❤❤❤
Thanks Jason,
It's still so hard to believe that such a large diverse company is out of business. They sure built some great equipment. Great video. Boe
IH was a great company. It would be interesting to see where it could have been in 2023.
That 1206 sure has a eye catching paint scheme . Beautiful!
IH’s first 100 hp tractor. It is a stand out.
Always nice to see a parade of tractors I liked the 4 wheel drive models we had an I H dealer 5 minutes away but now they sale kubota s good job
Awesome parade of red tractors a some trucks Jason . Can’t believe the tractors of the 70’s an early 80’s are vintage.
It is amazing to me as well. I remember 86 and 88 series tractors we on the lot. Case IH will turn 40 on November 26, 2024.
@@bigtractorpower oye case ih turning 40 I feel old😅😂 by two years older
Loved the parade! When I was very young, my dad purchased a new IH 544 utility tractor. It was slow, underpowered and undersized for our needs. I've never seen one in a parade or in a collection. When I started farming with dad after graduation, I bought a new 766 black stripe. Big step up for us at the time. Loved the tractor but had problems with pitted sleeves because of hard well water. Had to overhaul at 1500 and 3000 hours. However it remains one of my favorite tractors.
Love those IH tractors, especially the 66 series. We fired up our old 966 yesterday and moved it to a different shed. It hadn’t been started in a while, but it still purred like a kitten. 🙏
Nice to hear about your 966. Great tractor.
Jason, my favorite tractor is the Farmall 230 mainly because it is what I grew up using on our small family farm in Maine in the 1950's 60's and 70's. I would be happy with any letter Farmall including the Cub. Really enjoyed the video. Thank you.
That was a nice parade of Red"s which i worked with in the mid 70-s. We had a lot of them, but hav"nt seen one of them in the parade. My favorite, they still work with is the 1455. That sound if they work is unique. As always, thanks for the video. From the Netherlands.
Was in my height of glory seeing a whole parade of International! You might have had to cut down some content, but was looking for the tractors we had but never saw a “C”, saw the M and Super M, and an H, which we’d had, never saw a C. Was looking for an 806, 1206, 1256, or a 1456, but might have been edited out. Man we enjoyed those irons. Generally used the C for hooking up to an auger, rolling corn back in the day, or pulling a mower. But the 8, the 12’s and the 14, put a lot of hours in carrying the load of farming. Thank you for this great footage!
I think my favorite here is the 5388, representing the planned trajectory for the 5x88 Synchro-Tri-Six (which I got to operate a few times in my youth before our 5288 row-crop fieldwork tractors were traded for 71/7220 Magnums with the full powershift... back when 38" 8-row cultivated corn was what we did. Now the planter is a 36 row/20" and goes behind a Steiger 420, one of the littlest ones in the lineup but just 5 HP under our 9390 which was the top of the line in its day 25 years ago. Progress.)
My favorite of what would've been eligible to be there is our Farmall 544 Hydro diesel, that has sickle mower duty in summer and sometimes backup PTO generator duty in winter.
In the late 80’s I worked on Davis hog farms. Just down the road from Bob Zarses farm. The Davis’ used all Red Power. 1566, 1466, 1066, 856, 756, 706 and a 606 with a loader. They also had a Cub with a Woods belly mower for roadsides and bigger yard jobs. Loved them all. I never got to operate the 66 series those were for field work. The 856 was my favorite, it had a Heniker cab. Nice in the winter and HOT in the summer!
Very nice IH line up. Very red country to be neighbors with Bob. Thank you for sharing.
The 1468 V8 and the 1066 fwd absolutely beautiful tractors,and the 1931 Georgia buggy that I've never saw before...Great Video.
Red Power brings out some nice IH machines. 👍👍. My favorites were the 5388 and 1468 with 4 post ROPS.
Hello! Amazing display of farming veterans!
Grew up running an International TD6 pulling logs out of the creek bed. It was a crank start, it was a diesel engine that started on gas and used spark plugs to warm up the diesel mill. Swapping it to diesel was such a cool process, the billowing smoke and all the noise was just awesome.
Very cool to hear about. The TD6 is a solid crawler. Built tough.
This was awesome! I'd have to say that that 1066 MFWD at the 7:00 mark was my favorite tractor there by far. That was extremely nice.
The FWA 66 series are cool.
My all time favorite is the 806. That was my dad's primary tillage tractor. That 1566 @ 7:15 looked AMAZING.
That 1206 with FWA at 0:28 is my favourite from the parade. Those trucks at 07:30 are also very nice. Great video!
My parents have a Cub Cadet, only a bit more modern. It's the garden tractor variant, and not the Zero Turn ride on mower Cub Cadet is currently famous for. I managed to get the hours up to 37 hours, so next year It's service time for that little garden tractor. Because i am a bit reckless at best, the mowing deck is a bit lose, because i'm a bit hasty when cutting lawn. Cub Cadet is a good choice when you cut grass in sheep pastures, which i actually do quite often. The Cub Cadet my parents have might not be like the stuff IH did, but i gotta say that it's quite a good brand. I only need to make sure to keep it in one piece
Cub Cadet has been a strong brand for 62 years. IH sold Cub Cadet to MTD in 1982. Black & Decker acquired MTD in 2022.
@@bigtractorpower i have to admit that i have been a bit rough on my parent's Cub Cadet, but it's a good brand. I'm quite certain that the mowing deck on my parent's Cub Cadet, which is an Cub Cadet L1 107, is a little lose, because i'm going a bit too fast with it when i cut the lawns. It's still a good brand
If it wasn't made in
Louisville, Kentucky,
it's not a true, blue,
IH Cub Cadet !
@@mrolavaughn5447 it actually would be a Cub Cadet. Same brand, same name, different era. Only someone stupid says what you said.
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Excellent video 👍👍👍
I'm in International heaven...
Go International 💪💪💪
Even though we were Deere dealers our farm operation had a number of of IH tractors. 5 mounted on Chisholm Ryder snap beans harvesters. Later years a826 Hydro diesel mounted on a red beet harvester. All excellent tractors.
Seeing the fleets of Chisholm Ryders was so cool in WNY. I did not know your family farm was involved in snap beans. Very cool.
Thank you.
Thank you for watching. It was great to attend Red Power to see these great IH tractors.
Very cool! Red power all the way. Thanks for showing it.
Thanks for watching. It was a nice show.
Awesome Jason.... I could have drove my 784 in the parade.... Love the IH and Farmall
Very nice. The 784 is a great tractor.
Love the Farmall Super M. My Grandpa had one on my Grandparents farm located near Bath, SD.
The Super M is one of my favorite Farmalls. 👍
Heck ya! I love seeing the cubs. I have a 147 also, as well as a 1650. Thanks btp
Very nice. Great L&G machines.
My boss had a 4100 Wheatland we added a cab to. Also had a 4568 . He later found a 4100 with a 3 point and a 1568 for his IH collection. I have no idea how many old JD tractor also in the collection and he still uses both case in international and JD equipment on the farm now. Great video I remember operating many of the tractors over the years
Nice IH 4wds. I want to film a 4100, 4156, 4166 and 4186. They are hard to find these days.
Great video!
I was hoping to see a W400D with the split gas / diesel engine. They had a distinct sound. Or at least the one I grew up around did.
The farm I grew up on had a mix of brands including JI Case, Allis Chalmers and the W400D.
Thank you for the trip back in time. 😃
That would be a great idea for a video.
The W400D is a nice one. I filmed all tractors on display at the show. A W400D might have been on display. There were many many for tractors at the show that did not take part in the parade.
My old 1066 is still driving a mixer, good tractors in their day. Regards from Down Under.
The 1066 is one of the all time greats.
All we had for a tractor was an 8N but dad had a late 60s or early 70s Cub Cadet. Had the cast iron nose on the hood and a hydrostat. It was a great machine. When I went to work at the plant, they had a Cub LowBoy for mowing that I got to run for a while, too. Nice.
Those 60’s and 79’s Cub Cadets were built to last. Well built and ready to take on any thing. They are little tractors. The Lo Boy is a cool mower. 👍👍
Great video. Saw some stuff I was not familiar with. Was hoping to see an f 20 or f 30
There were several F series at the show. They did not take part in the parade.
Muy buenas máquinas, tanto que siguen presentes en el mercado actual solo que ahora como CASE IH , tengo un FARMALL 866 en México y sigue trabando bien a pesar de sus casi 50 años
Yo tengo un 856 internacional muy bueno, no se porque no los siguieron haciendo, mexico
Very nice. I have not heard of an 866. IH offered a few different models world wide. There was also an 866 in Australia.
Exactamente, ese modelo sólo se comercializo en México
What a great idea to cover this tractor parade. Great to see so many different models. Love those 1468s!
Thanks for sharing the video. I like so many of them. I guess my 1066 is my favorite but I like my 5088 also. Older models the M is my favorite. They still have a place on the farm and they will pull more than a lot of people think.
Thanks for sharing. Great tractors. The 5088 is a nice tractor. The 1066 is one of the all time greats.
That 340 was beautiful 😍
It was a nice sighting in the parade.
Love all of them, they have a great sound...
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Great video Jason and another vote for the 1066 , I miss my 955's.😢
The 1066 is a great tractor. The 955 and 1455 are stand out tractors. I wish they had been offered in the US.
@@bigtractorpower It's all about the sound of that DT 358 or 402!
Thanks Jason 👍🏻. Very enjoyable. Would've been a nice time being there.
Red Power is well worth the trip. 😁👍👍.
All great looking tractors 👍
We had an M. Thank you for the video.
What a neat video! Hard to believe the later models are parade caliber now. Thanks!
It is. Case IH will turn 40 years old on November 26, 2024.
Always liked the 1066plowed alot with one back in the day
One of the all time great tractors.
That 274 brought back memories. That was the first tractor I ever drove on our farm here in NC. Very fuel efficient tractors compared to the gas powered 140s they replaced. Just too bad parts are so hard to come by these days.
The 140s and 274s were very popular for tobacco cultivation here in Kentucky. Good tractors.
very very cool to see all these beauties....I ran a few on the farm n CT. 1086, 1486, 4586...I miss big Red...and we had an M running our grain auger to load our corn up in the gran bin....and our B had our mower deck floatin out back ...🙂
Very nice tractors. I own a red roof 1981 4786. I enjoy getting it out in the field. What implements did the 4586 run?
Man, I didn't know IH made a spirit of 76 LGT. That's awesome!
It is a neat variation. I am a Spirit 76 fan. 👍👍🇺🇸
A great parade vid! And a perfect spot for capturing the parade. Right by the corn dog stand.😁 What are you using for a camera in this vid? It does a good job.
It was a good show. I use a Sony 4K. It has been a good camera.
Hi Jason,
As Always a great Video from your Chanel. I Love all inernational tractors. My Favorit of all time is 1455, and my Favorit from the Parade was the 1976 cub cadet bin centenial Celebration tractor.
But I missed the articulated four wheel drives and the 88 series at 13:06😅.
It would be very great, if you will make a Video about 88 series production History.👍
Keep filming on.
Best Regards from southwest Germany
Amazing video 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 #IHpowerforever it's awesome to see theese tractors still working as they always should.
Awesome footage bud, i particularly like the ones that look like they come straight off the field, my 766 still earns its keep on the mixer/feed wagon, saved it from the scrap yard 2yrs ago
The 766 is a great tractor. Built to last.
Some beauties! 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
It was a good show to see IH history. Thank you for watching from the UK 😁👍
1468 is definitely my favorite
It is a very cool tractor.
👋 hi 👋 from Dexter,Missouri my friend.
Super amazein video. As alAways.
Have a super amazein 🌃night
Be safe on 🛣️roads🛣️
James thank you for watching so many BTP videos.
Nice job Jason. The V-8 from the thumbnail drew me in. that thing was loud and powerful.
It is a cool tractor. The early style cab and V8 engine make for a stand out classic.
Nice tractors!!! Brings back memories. What,.....no snow on the ground?!?!
No snow this was filmed in July 2021. I have been saving it for a snowy day release 🥶👍
The one at 8:40 looks like a cartoon tractor with those huge tires! Great video!
It it is beefed up with the large tires.
They are all good, but laugh if you must, but the model M I think is what really set them apart from the rest. No comparison to the B and G John Deere two poppers. John T.
I agree 100%. The M built IH. The M was the 1 millionth Farmall built. It offered the power and design no other tractor had in the 1940’s. It is also the tractor that hurt IH as they offered the design too long because it was so successful. IH just kept enjoying the rewards of the M and it’s upgrades rather than working to develop its next success.
Very nice! Thank you for your hard work and knowledge.
Thank you for watching. It’s a bit of a challenge to narrate live as the tractors are coming at you. Great day for IH history.
Those V8s were neat 👍👍
We had 13 IHC tractors at one time ,ain't nothing like an Inter 👍👍👍👍👍
Very cool. That is a nice fleet.
Great looking tractors! I love so many IH models - 1066, 856, the 68s, the letter series! I have a Farmall H, but would love to get a 56 or 66 series.
Does anyone know which model of truck the very last one was, the dually flatbed?
Thanks for another great video!
I am not too familiar with IH trucks before the Loadstar series. I think it is a K series. Maybe a KB5.
Thanks for posting 🤠
I worked a summer at a friend's farm and they had a M, a656, and a 1256.
Nice tractors with the M, 656 and 1256.
you do an awesome job, thanks for sharing!!!!!
It was a fun day at Red Power. Thank you for watching.
Our 656 was diesel 1968 in our area there was 42 sold only one was a diesel never had a problem with it
I ran a 1468 years ago, loved it! The only problem with it was you couldn't put a 4 wheel drive unit on it. The farm I worked on had several fwd front ends and we would put them on and off as we needed them. On for tillage off for cultivating on for potato harvest.
Very cool that you got to run a 1468. What was the hang up for FWA on a 68 series?
@@bigtractorpower the cover on the side of the of transmission where the front power comes out didn't exist on the 1468, I would have thought it was the same transmission as a 1466 but it didn't have the opening.
Traded all our Internationals off in the late 80s and early 90s and went completely green. That was more of a dealer issue, the green was alright, but not like the red. John T.
IH built some great tractors. Over 5 million. It is unfortunate the company fell on hard times.
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Neat seeing those little garden tractors. Look how heavy they were made! Built to last a lifetime. My pop pop had a Cub Cadet 127 hydrostat on the column. McCormick, Farmall, Cub Cadet were basically owned by International I'm assuming??? Thanks for the video. Red dogs are mean looking machines! 🙂
Yes all those brands were part of IH. McCormick started in 1831 and acquired Deereing a rival producer of reapers in 1903 along with seven other farm equipment companies in 1903 to form International Harvester. A member of the McCormick family headed the company through 1981. IH introduced Farmall tractors in 1923 and Cub Cadet in 1961.
Thank you for the explanation! I had no idea the history went back that far! 🤯
I have a 71' 856 with m&w turbo and factory year-a-round cab has been in the family since it was a year old restored it in 2009
Very cool. I am an 856 fan.
Hope to bring our 4700 6 door up to Nebraska for red power in June, maybe a cub cadet or five
Very nice.
Its the amount of golf carts that amazes me
These shows take up several acres. The golf carts are popular to get around. Allot of people bring their Cub Cadets to ride to see the show.
1066 was my favorite. Bought a new one in 73 for 15k off the lot.
Dry nice. The 1066 is one of the all time greats.
Nice tractors my favorite is 1066
Very cool video !!
Thank you for watching.
We had a 966 Hydro. Nice tractor
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I grew up with a gas IH 674 tractor. Did they have any one of those at the show? I don’t see many around. It was the best tractor my grandfather ever bought.
Yes there was a 674 at the show set up for snow plowing. Great tractor.
1o86 was my favorite international travel
Tractor
I really like the 1468
It really stands out. The 1468 with ROPS was a really neat one to see along with the full cab 1468.
I have always liked the Farmall M.
The M changed the tractor industry. Great tractor.
That parade has me seeing red with envy😂
😁👍👍
I am surprised there wasn't any Super A or Super B. Down here in South Louisiana these were the most popular tractors used for gardens.
There were some in the display section of the show. The owners of the tractors decide if they want to run their tractor in the parade. I did film all the tractors parked in the displays for a future video.
First IHC tractor I drove was an A, when I was 7. We grew tobacco and It was my job to bring the tobacco floats to the yard for the women to tie the leaves and put them on sticks. Great video. How the times have changed.
My favorite would be a 7488 tractor...like the k-6 for the trucks
The 7488 is an extra cool tractor. I just made my 7,488 BTP post on instagram today and featured the Super 70 brochure for that post.
That's a nice parade👍😉
Thank you for sharing👍👍
It was a good for IH collectors. Thank you for watching.
So nice👌👌
Thank you for watching.
I really like the 86 series, but sadly didn't see any in this video
There were a few at the show in the display section. Unfortunately they did not run in the parade.
Interesting 5388. Just me overhauling my MX 270 transmission, I know there are LOTS of similarities between that and the 50 series transmissions and IH basically had the power shift designed for the Magnums. I wonder if the cab design was mostly complete before the Case deal?
The 5388 was slated to be part of the new Farmall series which would have included a 5188, 5388 and 5788. Case was developing a 96 series at the same time. The MAGNUM is mainly an IH with the Case CDC engine and cab mounted exhaust.
The Bicentennial Cub Cadet rules! I'd love to have one of those. The pickup with tool box bed is also very cool.
The Spirit of ‘76 is a cool Cub Cadet.
We have a 1066 we used for almost 40 years
One of the all time great tractors.
We have a farmer in my church has a 1468 did custom corn stalk stacking
Very cool tractor for the job. 😁👍
Got a question,,,what was the purpose of the rounded fnders on the wheatland models?
Good question. They helped keep the dust of the farmer by helping flow over the tractor.
@@bigtractorpower Thank you. Figured if anyone would know, it would be you.
By the way,,you have a top notch channel. Proud to be a part of it.
My Dad had a 300 not sure what make type it was. it had a loader on it at one time but got rid of it. he used it to clean the barn with it had to drive it into the Barn to do that
The 300 is a nice tractor. All red with silver numbers. Thank you for sharing about the loader work.
@@bigtractorpower you're welcome
Mine would have to be a 956 xL as spent many an hour on one over here in England
Awesome tractor. Unfortunately the 55 series were not offered in the United States. They are very cool machines
The 2 farmalls I like the most are Super A and M.....
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I've got a 1456 and a 706 factory lp
JI Case was owned by Tenneco at the time Tenneco purchased International.
Yes it was. I have several merger stories here on the channel. Here is one from the Case side ua-cam.com/video/q00VMbJnTOE/v-deo.html
3:02 whoever has that I will gladly buy it from them
I was surprised that I never saw a IH 504 on parade
There were many more IH tractors at the show on display. These were machines that decided to take part in the parade. I did walk around and record the displays.