We used to pull a 7 bottom 16 inch moldboard plow behind our Farmall 1206. Exact same tractor in the beginning of this video. We farmed around 1,500 acres. I used to love going out to plow a big field. Believe it or not but I was only 10 years old. Parents now a days have no idea what a young person is capable of doing if you teach them well. I would plow from daylight to dark and the older boys would only check on me a few times a day and bring me food and drink. On the farm, I never got bored. There was always something to do. I sure miss those days. Memories that I wouldn't change for nothing in this world. :)
*I've been eager to attend the Half Century of Progress show. It's fantastic to witness all that vintage machinery in action. I couldn't agree more, adding more colors would enhance the experience even further!* 🚜🌈
Really cool seeing that CAT D4 plowing. A few years back when I went through California I saw them using D6's working ground. No blades or even front hydraulic cylinders. Just bare tracked crawlers.
Brings back memories of Grampa driving a John Deere 4010 and a 4 bottom plow and dad driving the Minneapolis-Moline Vista G 1000 pulling a 6 bottom plow. We changed while I was in school to disking with an Oliver 1900 with MFW and a Oliver 2155. I am surprised I can hear after driving that screaming Jimmy in the 1900. The only large tractor we still have since dad died is the Vista G 1000. I think all the implements were sold.
60 years ago, my uncles farmed in Nebraska. When visiting them, I remember sitting on/sometimes driving the tractors of the day. Farming back then was obviously a much longer, much slower, much harder process and how my uncles made money farming the soil remains a great mystery to me. Memories......... Many thanks for posting these videos...
It’s true that duel rear wheels give better floatation and traction in the fields but the real reason one tire&wheel is removed from the right side of the tractor is because of the plow they’re using tracks directly behind the tractor, so when plowing they have to remove the outside duel so’s the tractor can put that right tire down in the furrow and the plow will be over far enough to not leave a ridge of unplowed ground.
I’ve been wanting to go to the half century of progress show. It’s great seeing all the old iron out playing together. And I agree, more colors would make it even better.
That Oliver 990 is a joke,that was Oliver's biggest mistake by using a 2-cycle Detroit in it.Unless you run them wide open,you can't get any power out of a Detroit.
I love at 6:20 the John Deeres start rolling up, And all you can hear is that Oliver with it's screaming Jimmy saying nope this is my show. All them tractors roll past then finally the loud Oliver rolls by
great video as always, be nice to focus on the plows some too to show all the brands being used as well, The implements are becoming harder to find, so it is nice to see them being used too
So cool to see all that old iron working, I think the 4000 and 5000 Deere series tractors ran the smoothest and quietest of them all. My dad had a 4020 and 5020 back in the day. The 4020 was a dam good tractor, it would always start, the 5020 not such a good starter. You have the best videos...///
Thank you for watching. I agree the 4020 is a solid tractor. Having been in the field up close I would say the tractor that seemed to edge them all out for smooth power and speed was the Allis-Chalmers One-Ninety XT.
Growing up plowing for my dad We had a Massey Ferguson 285 pulling 4.16's bottom plow. A MF 275 & a MF 265 pulling 3.16's plow. Today I have a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 pulls 4.16's.
It reminds me of when I was young, I would sit on the back of the plow and collect worms for fishing, just the sound of a tractor would make me run to see and hear one of my favorite sounds.
Now that's a symphony I could listen too, that 990 oliver sounded very stout. Thanks for sharing I'm in mountain's on nc and don't know of any tractor show's around me.
I really like these 1/2 century vids. Thanks for trying to get other makes involved. It would be nice to see the other brands as well. Keep up the great vids & info. Cheers
I loved plowing , on everything from a AC. WD 45 , JD 70 , all the way up to a JD 8430 with MFWD . Night time was the best harvest corn until dark , then jump on a JD 4620 or 6030 , and take off plowing until 2:00 am. The tractor pulling across the field , the longer you ran the more glow as heat built up in the muffler. Soon. It would would be glowing red , and flames , and sparks spit out the top . The tractor was pulling a little hard , but that is when it sounded it's best.
You can't hear any of the tractors around that Oliver 990. LOL. That thing is a screamer. Does it have the Detroit Diesel engine in it? I know Oliver put that engine in some of their 50 series tractors that came after the 990. I could not handle listening to that screaming all day. LOL
U have 2 put rear wheel weights on the tractor the better the rear tires bite the ground the better they pull most people use mold board ploughs very seldom U see people use disk ploughs any more more other diesel tractors would be great and singing 🎶 😊 great 2 😊😊 OMG 8 13 2O23
I really hope there will still be a half century of progress show by the time I’m 16. I’m 12 years old and I have 4 tractors of my own I have a, case 990, ford 8n, international 806 (wheat land) international 1466 standard front axle (none row crop axle). So I hope there is a plowing demonstration so I can go to one in a few years.
As a young teenager working on the farm no matter what I tried or did I could not stay awake plowing all night with the green Deere with a year round cab ? The way it sounds and the temperature I couldn't do it. Plowing with Alice Chalmers no problem, nothing like the smell of fresh turned soil at sun rise
I know in Europe they have those plows that flip over or whatever so the driver just does a U turn at the end of the field and continues on. These plows only plow to the right, so the procedure to cover the field is a little different. Suffice to say, the right wheel of the tractor is always the one in the furrow, and the plow always plows the soil to the same side, so the dual wheel is always the one on the high side.
I love a parade ! Wow such a nice collection of classic tractors ploughing in Illinois. I too would like to see more brands represented in the machinery running. It looked like a day in November grey sky and cold however it wasn't. I'd like to watch more of your vegetables harvesting you showcased a few weeks back. I ❤ BTP 🚜👍
The Steiger had a different plow or had it configured differently. What was the adjustment that was made for that one compared to the rest? Hitch swing?
I stay on the Mississippi Gulf coast where is the closes tried to plow day to my location enjoy these videos my dad would really get a kick out of it his 81 year old formed in Arkansas all his life
way tougher in that era as across society. hearing protection, sun block, dust masks, gloves on before fuel, fertilizers, hazard materials not in most any jobs lexicon.
Ug, listen to the difference between the 1030 with the muffler and the one with the "fancy" straight pipe. Why do people subject themselves to that? I know the factory mufflers aren't the most inexpensive things in the world, but my oh my that deafening drone! To each their own but that drives me nuts. Also, some of these plows are set up just terrible! Different depths front to back, gauge wheels not set properly, etc. That first 1650, the poor guy has to bounce his tractor through the furrow behind that JD, the 1950 shown later the furrow actually disappears! Still though, it's always a treat to see older stuff working hard yet. Takes me back, and I appreciate the videos.
Is this event limited to vintage factory stock? I have a Resto-Mod F8N-'52 that I would LOVE to bring and plow next event but I don't want to be turned down at the gate cuz I'd be coming aways. My tractor is a working tractor that I use often, if not daily, on our beef and hog farm. I'm sure it would be interesting to your viewers.
@@verteup hahaha, as I grew up with one of those, that point may be up for discussion! But to each their own. Personally would like to see some more Case and Mighty Mo's out there.
@@bigtractorpower , Would you please get a Picture of the 190XT & Plow . Would like to get make a 8x10 picture to put on wall. My Great uncle farmed with a 190 xt & 5 Bt monaframe plow as a kid. Always wanted to plow with it ,but was to young to get to. It has been 35 yrs plus since i have seen a 5 bt hooked to a 190xt. Your video sure brings back my childhood. Thank you for all of your videos & pictures.
That JD 6030 has an awesome deep sound to it. Does it have a JD engine in it, or what engine does it have? It does not sound like a JD engine to me, but maybe it does have a JD engine and it's just that oversize exhaust stack that makes it sound that way.
Another amazing production here as we have all come to expect. I suppose. If you happen to have farmland near rantoul Illinois you might just some free plowing done every so often. Of course all of the hard effort would be capped off with a copious amount of golf cart tracks all over the fresh earth.
Interesting insight into history, thanks for uploading! Anyway, the practice is not that good for the soil, disrupting the life in there as far as I know. Tilling might be good sometime... but in often cases not, I learned. Ressources can get lost.
Out of all the brands seen in the plowing demonstration at the Half Century of Progress Show, John Deere is tops in my book. That’s the only brand I’ll run. Period. No other tractor brand will ever be seen on my property unless my family no longer lives there, then probably another brand will take over where John Deere departed.
1:30 this could be the future me! the reason i say this is because: 1. he has red equipment! 2. he is wearing a GoPro! I would like to see that guy's video!
We used to pull a 7 bottom 16 inch moldboard plow behind our Farmall 1206.
Exact same tractor in the beginning of this video.
We farmed around 1,500 acres.
I used to love going out to plow a big field.
Believe it or not but I was only 10 years old.
Parents now a days have no idea what a young person is capable of doing if you teach them well.
I would plow from daylight to dark and the older boys would only check on me a few times a day and bring me food and drink.
On the farm, I never got bored. There was always something to do.
I sure miss those days.
Memories that I wouldn't change for nothing in this world. :)
*I've been eager to attend the Half Century of Progress show. It's fantastic to witness all that vintage machinery in action. I couldn't agree more, adding more colors would enhance the experience even further!* 🚜🌈
That was fun. Could watch all day.
Thank you fir watching.
I can't imagine running an old Detroit all day, everyday. But I do love the sound of them!
Really cool seeing that CAT D4 plowing. A few years back when I went through California I saw them using D6's working ground. No blades or even front hydraulic cylinders. Just bare tracked crawlers.
Brings back memories of Grampa driving a John Deere 4010 and a 4 bottom plow and dad driving the Minneapolis-Moline Vista G 1000 pulling a 6 bottom plow. We changed while I was in school to disking with an Oliver 1900 with MFW and a Oliver 2155. I am surprised I can hear after driving that screaming Jimmy in the 1900. The only large tractor we still have since dad died is the Vista G 1000. I think all the implements were sold.
60 years ago, my uncles farmed in Nebraska. When visiting them, I remember sitting on/sometimes driving the tractors of the day. Farming back then was obviously a much longer, much slower, much harder process and how my uncles made money farming the soil remains a great mystery to me. Memories.........
Many thanks for posting these videos...
Thank you for watching. I wish I could go back and see farming 60 years ago and film it with a digital camera.
Simply awesome! Love watching them roll that soil over!
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Loved the sound of the two Cylinder John Deers I spent thirty years in the seat of a JD 60 miss those days.
It’s true that duel rear wheels give better floatation and traction in the fields but the real reason one tire&wheel is removed from the right side of the tractor is because of the plow they’re using tracks directly behind the tractor, so when plowing they have to remove the outside duel so’s the tractor can put that right tire down in the furrow and the plow will be over far enough to not leave a ridge of unplowed ground.
I was looking to see if anyone had posted this. Thank you.
I loved moldboard plowing as a kid, my favorite job on the farm night time was even better.
I’ve been wanting to go to the half century of progress show. It’s great seeing all the old iron out playing together. And I agree, more colors would make it even better.
Definitely needs more Red tractors in that line up
Needs some prairie gold too
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Excellent videography! Many tubers could learn from your 5 star video.
Thank you for your kind post and for watching. Always trying to improve my coverage.
Thank you for filming! Plan to be there Thursday
I’m an Alice Chalmer fan and a narrow front fan. It was great to see all those oldies doing work!
I've run a 4020 with a John Deere semi mounted 5--14 infurrow and a 4440 with a 6--16 onland IHC I ALWAYS PREFERED THE ONLAND HITCH...
Great video. I would love to attend this year with my 255 Massey Ferguson
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Eye candy everywhere 👍 Nice to see that Minneapolis Moline in the mix too.
This show is always exciting to go to. Each time completely different.
That Oliver 990 is a joke,that was Oliver's biggest mistake by using a 2-cycle Detroit in it.Unless you run them wide open,you can't get any power out of a Detroit.
I love at 6:20 the John Deeres start rolling up, And all you can hear is that Oliver with it's screaming Jimmy saying nope this is my show. All them tractors roll past then finally the loud Oliver rolls by
Sure brings back a lot of great memories with my Dad and I in the fields back in the 60’s.
Now that looks like a good time ! Great video. Thx !
Man that little caterpillar on the tracks that was awesome to see that in a see if you could film at some more
great video as always, be nice to focus on the plows some too to show all the brands being used as well, The implements are becoming harder to find, so it is nice to see them being used too
Love hearing those 2 cylinders at Work
Excellent! Those tractors are music to my ears. Thank you!
Jason, thank you for all of your videos from the Half Century of Progress Show. I could watch these for hours >>>
Thank you for watching. Soybeans from the 19 show are out today and plowing should be out tomorrow.
So cool to see all that old iron working, I think the 4000 and 5000 Deere series tractors ran the smoothest and quietest of them all. My dad had a 4020 and 5020 back in the day. The 4020 was a dam good tractor, it would always start, the 5020 not such a good starter. You have the best videos...///
Thank you for watching. I agree the 4020 is a solid tractor. Having been in the field up close I would say the tractor that seemed to edge them all out for smooth power and speed was the Allis-Chalmers One-Ninety XT.
Growing up plowing for my dad We had a Massey Ferguson 285 pulling 4.16's bottom plow. A MF 275 & a MF 265 pulling 3.16's plow. Today I have a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 pulls 4.16's.
Great video plowing is when you can see what a tractor is made of.Cool to see a cat crawler in the mix to.👍👍
It reminds me of when I was young, I would sit on the back of the plow and collect worms for fishing, just the sound of a tractor would make me run to see and hear one of my favorite sounds.
You must say.i give them swiming lessons those worms 😆
I need to add this show to my bucket list. Looks like an awesome time...so cool to see all those different brands of tractors plowing and having fun.
Now that's a symphony I could listen too, that 990 oliver sounded very stout. Thanks for sharing I'm in mountain's on nc and don't know of any tractor show's around me.
Great video! Love seeing all the half century tractors still operating. Thanks for sharing.
I really like these 1/2 century vids. Thanks for trying to get other makes involved. It would be nice to see the other brands as well. Keep up the great vids & info. Cheers
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I really enjoyed these classic tractors.
You can hear that Detroit Diesel a Mile away!
Yes indeed.
Lol that Oliver 990 was screaming, could hear it 5 tractors back!
braderrick literally a screaming Detroit
Nolan Macdougall gotta love a 2 stroke
I loved plowing , on everything from a AC. WD 45 , JD 70 , all the way up to a JD 8430 with MFWD . Night time was the best harvest corn until dark , then jump on a JD 4620 or 6030 , and take off plowing until 2:00 am. The tractor pulling across the field , the longer you ran the more glow as heat built up in the muffler. Soon. It would would be glowing red , and flames , and sparks spit out the top . The tractor was pulling a little hard , but that is when it sounded it's best.
Nice video B.T.P.,I saw the drone hovering out there too.
You can't hear any of the tractors around that Oliver 990. LOL. That thing is a screamer. Does it have the Detroit Diesel engine in it? I know Oliver put that engine in some of their 50 series tractors that came after the 990. I could not handle listening to that screaming all day. LOL
It is indeed a Detroit!
Brilliant footage as always. Thankyou.
U have 2 put rear wheel weights on the tractor the better the rear tires bite the ground the better they pull most people use mold board ploughs very seldom U see people use disk ploughs any more more other diesel tractors would be great and singing 🎶 😊 great 2 😊😊 OMG 8 13 2O23
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Loved your videos keep it up
Thank you for watching.
You are very welcome !! I miss those good old plow days, loved to turn over the earth ,loved the smell,on those type of tractors !!
I really hope there will still be a half century of progress show by the time I’m 16. I’m 12 years old and I have 4 tractors of my own I have a, case 990, ford 8n, international 806 (wheat land) international 1466 standard front axle (none row crop axle). So I hope there is a plowing demonstration so I can go to one in a few years.
I love these videos grew up around these tractors when I was a kid and it's just so great to see him still working
As a young teenager working on the farm no matter what I tried or did I could not stay awake plowing all night with the green Deere with a year round cab ? The way it sounds and the temperature I couldn't do it. Plowing with Alice Chalmers no problem, nothing like the smell of fresh turned soil at sun rise
Man this is fun to watch! Some awesome history there. Thanks
Love these videos, thanks for posting! You did a really good job.
That was nice, I was waiting for a Ford and then the 9000 make it's appearance. Thanks for sharing
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Alot of awesome machines there from every color. Still love a 2 cylinder diesel though!
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How deep are they plowing? Some of these plows are too big for the power in front of them. Unless they plow shallow.
What happens withe the plow dual when he turns around
It does the same thing
I know in Europe they have those plows that flip over or whatever so the driver just does a U turn at the end of the field and continues on. These plows only plow to the right, so the procedure to cover the field is a little different. Suffice to say, the right wheel of the tractor is always the one in the furrow, and the plow always plows the soil to the same side, so the dual wheel is always the one on the high side.
I love a parade ! Wow such a nice collection of classic tractors ploughing in Illinois. I too would like to see more brands represented in the machinery running. It looked like a day in November grey sky and cold however it wasn't. I'd like to watch more of your vegetables harvesting you showcased a few weeks back. I ❤ BTP 🚜👍
Some amazing tractors that I've never seen before. Great video 👍
So would my AC 7000 be to new to bring to the show?
Not at all. That’s the kind of tractor that needs to be put there.
Who would I need to contact about coming to the 2021 show?
Who would I need to contact about coming to the 2021 show?
That would be great to show em what a real machine can do ya know
I loved the smell of freshly turned soil at sun up after all nite moon lite plowing , as a teenager years ago
Would love to see more of those.
The Steiger had a different plow or had it configured differently. What was the adjustment that was made for that one compared to the rest? Hitch swing?
I stay on the Mississippi Gulf coast where is the closes tried to plow day to my location enjoy these videos my dad would really get a kick out of it his 81 year old formed in Arkansas all his life
way tougher in that era as across society. hearing protection, sun block, dust masks, gloves on before fuel, fertilizers, hazard materials not in most any jobs lexicon.
Super
Thank you for watching.
Please, can someone lend that Ford 9600 some wheelweights? the poor thing was begging for traction xD
Good tractors
I'm a owner of a couple of Allis Chalmers tractors I would like to make it to the progress show in 2021 but time will tell if I can make it
hi i have a alliescharmin 185 in mexico and id like to know were i can find parts in illinois thank you. for your videos
Monster work tractor
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I liked the 1206 with front wheel assist. Thanks for another great video!!
Let the black smoke roar
What a nice show
Is that a annual show? Would be nice to go
Ug, listen to the difference between the 1030 with the muffler and the one with the "fancy" straight pipe. Why do people subject themselves to that? I know the factory mufflers aren't the most inexpensive things in the world, but my oh my that deafening drone! To each their own but that drives me nuts.
Also, some of these plows are set up just terrible! Different depths front to back, gauge wheels not set properly, etc. That first 1650, the poor guy has to bounce his tractor through the furrow behind that JD, the 1950 shown later the furrow actually disappears!
Still though, it's always a treat to see older stuff working hard yet. Takes me back, and I appreciate the videos.
That 200 Acres went by fast
It does go fast. Often they replow ground to hero the fun going.
That’s one way of getting ya field ploughed mighty fast lol.
Is this event limited to vintage factory stock? I have a Resto-Mod F8N-'52 that I would LOVE to bring and plow next event but I don't want to be turned down at the gate cuz I'd be coming aways. My tractor is a working tractor that I use often, if not daily, on our beef and hog farm. I'm sure it would be interesting to your viewers.
I do not know if any restrictions. They have tractors from the 80’s back. I have seen V8 Farnall M customs. I would say bring your Ford.
@@bigtractorpower GREAT we'll see you then ‼
I, for one, would love to see it.
Gets old seeing the same old jd 4020s all the time. Not that there's anything wrong with a 4020.
@@verteup hahaha, as I grew up with one of those, that point may be up for discussion! But to each their own. Personally would like to see some more Case and Mighty Mo's out there.
Would run cross country after school then hit the field and plowed until 8 or 9 enjoyed every minute of it.
So cool!! Is this something anyone could go to with a tractor?
Yes
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Is there a plow day in Mississippi or Louisiana or lower Alabama I'm close to the Gulf Coast
cool tractors
Was that your drone filming at the show ?
Great video BTP 👍👍👍👍
Thst 4x4 1206 what a beautiful piece of machinery they dont make them like they use to.
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Love this video. The Allis Chalmers 190 Xt with 2000 monframe plow was my Favorite.
That was a nice plowing team. I will say for power and plowing that 190XT has every tractor out there beat.
@@bigtractorpower , Would you please get a Picture of the 190XT & Plow . Would like to get make a 8x10 picture to put on wall. My Great uncle farmed with a 190 xt & 5 Bt monaframe plow as a kid. Always wanted to plow with it ,but was to young to get to. It has been 35 yrs plus since i have seen a 5 bt hooked to a 190xt. Your video sure brings back my childhood. Thank you for all of your videos & pictures.
A few traffic jams there on the furrows due to the power differential thru the ages
What's with all the straight pipes? They sound a lot better with a muffler on them.
The tractor at 1:42 is the same as the one at 15:00 I guess the T stands for Tracks ?
That JD 6030 has an awesome deep sound to it. Does it have a JD engine in it, or what engine does it have? It does not sound like a JD engine to me, but maybe it does have a JD engine and it's just that oversize exhaust stack that makes it sound that way.
I remember my grandfather had a IH 856 tractor but I have never seen one of them any where else. Is it a rare tractor?
Beny Heide No ,we even had them in Australia.
Are they plowing or racing?
Another amazing production here as we have all come to expect. I suppose. If you happen to have farmland near rantoul Illinois you might just some free plowing done every so often. Of course all of the hard effort would be capped off with a copious amount of golf cart tracks all over the fresh earth.
Detroit makes so much noise can't hear the other tractors!
Seems a few of these are paired up with a little more than they can chew.
Interesting insight into history, thanks for uploading! Anyway, the practice is not that good for the soil, disrupting the life in there as far as I know. Tilling might be good sometime... but in often cases not, I learned. Ressources can get lost.
Out of all the brands seen in the plowing demonstration at the Half Century of Progress Show, John Deere is tops in my book. That’s the only brand I’ll run. Period. No other tractor brand will ever be seen on my property unless my family no longer lives there, then probably another brand will take over where John Deere departed.
John Deere makes good tractors. There is no doubt you are loyal to the long green line.
1:30 this could be the future me! the reason i say this is because: 1. he has red equipment! 2. he is wearing a GoPro!
I would like to see that guy's video!
Cool video ,it would be nice to see some White articulated tractors at these shows.
Nice video you don’t see many Fords at these events.