Hi! I'm sorry if I pronounced "Knudson" name wrong - I had a really hard times trying to pronounce this word. I still master my english skills so If you found some words which I used wrong way or pronounced incorrectly please point it out to me so I could fix it next time 🙂
You did fine.. Trouble with some new technology equipment manufacturers is that they develop some great new technology driven equipment that puts them way out front but that's about it. They can't seem to get much farther ahead and it's only a matter of time until the others catchup and take market share.....Nevertheless....a great video.
Your English is great brother! Don't worry to awful much about names in foreign languages. Nobody but you folks know how to pronounce Polish names anyhow.
Been working on a 70s model Ford. Was low in tech and innovation but dead reliable. Boss owns that Ford (75hp, naturally aspirated) and a new 2021 Kubota (65hp, turbo) and the older tractor has a hefty amount of torque, comparatively. The newer Kubota feels gutless by comparison. Solid piece of equipment for someone more budget minded in the medium size tractor market.
@@goosenotmaverick1156 10 hp is a lot in tractors. Sometimes even 3 hp makes difference in lower power tractor. And it depends in what gear it is. Maybe kubota wasn't in right gear.
Its really ironic that one of the most level regions of the world developed a hillside tractor. I have been to Crosby many times and it still amazes me that it had a tractor plant. The articulated tractor was also invented in North Dakota by a farmer
Hello from North Dakota! My great uncles built their own four-wheel drive tractor back in the '70s. The heck of it was The big manufacturers is weren't making any real effort to make anything of the sort and out here on the plains of North Dakota and up and down the central Midwest big four-wheel drives were what was called for. Awesome video I always love learning about old iron.
a farmer in brown county ILL built one 1965 I think used payloader axels 671 Detroit and 9 speed Spicer tranny. he all so put 3-point hitch on his station wagon so he wouldn't pay for car plates after 200 tickets he removed hitch from said car put 461 Detroit in a 1968 f250 4x4 put LTD front clip and 12 inches of tin to join the clip to the cab. Then pulled an airstream to mid-south America and back truck and track tore are still at family farm, i think. you talk about a story. his grand son and I rode Harly's some. I would ride over to Jeff's farm to get him, and he would be coursing as he was walking out of one of many barns Grandad took off with my new Harly. will you help me get one of the old ones running. I would say let's just get a beer he will be back soon he is 90 years old.
Also from North Dakota also I personally know people with the same last name and he's saying the last name wrong My grandpa a grandmas brothers build theis trucks with no box or cab and slap a loader on the back end and weld a seat setup so the could drive it the way the loser faced and got the links and stuff hooked up
@@friedbreadtv3466 I take it douche was dunking on a guy speaking a second language... While having never left his state, much less his country? Real stand up americans...
@@ShainAndrews meh but it's a sign of respect to get the name right imagine if you're name was pronounced wrong or let's say they would opt for your brother's name see not correct you wouldn't like it. See I know this because my dad worked for some Knutson brother for years they are like 90 but they weren't kean to be called anything different. Also it's I believe a Norwegian name. But besides that he did a good job on video though. also would like to hear how many times you went outside of your country and province
great video and great tractors. after seeing some videos of regular tractors strugling on italian hills i always wondered if hill side tractors existed but never found out
Ferrari actually made a hill side tractor for vineyard work sometime in the 1990's. I saw one at an equipment day event at Michigan State at that time. About 65 hp if I remember and very low to the ground.
Great info. Thanks for sharing! I am from ND as well but these tractors were all built a little before my time. I hadn't even heard of these guys. If you are looking for another North Dakota story you can look at Bobcat Skid steers and how they started.
Interesting video. I saw one sell a few years ago. I had never seen one. It was one of the green ones. Sold for a good price too! I wonder if they bought it for their collection. I have always wondered about the story of these. Thank you.
Living 3 hours north of Pomeroy, WA, I see these every once in awhile, and I thought they were broken somehow, because the tilt didn’t make sense to me…
When I was in kindergarten teachers told my parents that they should send me to psychologist because I talk about tractors all the time and it could be a sign of autism. never went there and nothing has changed about that 😅
But then you run into the problem of the Engine being tilted for an extended period of time and depending where the Oil pick up is, you may run into the issue of Oil starvation.
Very cool underdog story! Though the soil erosion caused by working the hills in that way is absolutely horrible. Looks like barren wastelands all over the hills where that machine works 😂
People quit building things because of the high cost of materials. Same thing with woodworking. I think they all work together to keep anyone from building anything themselves or developing something better that they will have to buy the patent to.
More a question of Dealer support for Warranty Maintenance. You are going to buy where you have the greatest support. If the best Dealer in your Area is John Deere there are probably going to be a lot of People with John Deere there, same with Case or name the Brand. No different than Cars/Trucks, etc.
Ride up Tennessee interstates during summer. You’ll see normal tractors with big balled dudes riding the hillside like a cruise ship. Yeah much steeper terrain and those dudes go sideways I’ve actually went to the other lane thinking they gonna tip over on me.
Just don't watch the video then rather then tear a guy down who's simply trying to share a story.....jeez man I didn't think he did that bad considering he flat out started the video saying he was from Poland
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Hi! I'm sorry if I pronounced "Knudson" name wrong - I had a really hard times trying to pronounce this word. I still master my english skills so If you found some words which I used wrong way or pronounced incorrectly please point it out to me so I could fix it next time 🙂
You did fine.. Trouble with some new technology equipment manufacturers is that they develop some great new technology driven equipment that puts them way out front but that's about it. They can't seem to get much farther ahead and it's only a matter of time until the others catchup and take market share.....Nevertheless....a great video.
Your English is great brother! Don't worry to awful much about names in foreign languages. Nobody but you folks know how to pronounce Polish names anyhow.
@@kavemanthewoodbutcher thank you - next video is going to be about our polish hillside tractor 🙂
The heck of it is you're probably The one actually pronouncing it right. And we over here in America pronounce it wrong. We pronounce it.
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@@Rusty_Nickle that's how the fellow I worked with said it.
70s was truly the Golden Age for tractor production and innovation :D
The great power race of the 70’s!
Been working on a 70s model Ford. Was low in tech and innovation but dead reliable. Boss owns that Ford (75hp, naturally aspirated) and a new 2021 Kubota (65hp, turbo) and the older tractor has a hefty amount of torque, comparatively. The newer Kubota feels gutless by comparison. Solid piece of equipment for someone more budget minded in the medium size tractor market.
It depends we have so many different innovations (transmissions, self driving today etc.)
@@goosenotmaverick1156 10 hp is a lot in tractors. Sometimes even 3 hp makes difference in lower power tractor. And it depends in what gear it is. Maybe kubota wasn't in right gear.
I’m finding that out about most technology.
Its really ironic that one of the most level regions of the world developed a hillside tractor. I have been to Crosby many times and it still amazes me that it had a tractor plant. The articulated tractor was also invented in North Dakota by a farmer
Hello from North Dakota!
My great uncles built their own four-wheel drive tractor back in the '70s. The heck of it was The big manufacturers is weren't making any real effort to make anything of the sort and out here on the plains of North Dakota and up and down the central Midwest big four-wheel drives were what was called for.
Awesome video I always love learning about old iron.
thank you, nice to hear it 🙂
a farmer in brown county ILL built one 1965 I think used payloader axels 671 Detroit and 9 speed Spicer tranny. he all so put 3-point hitch on his station wagon so he wouldn't pay for car plates after 200 tickets he removed hitch from said car put 461 Detroit in a 1968 f250 4x4 put LTD front clip and 12 inches of tin to join the clip to the cab. Then pulled an airstream to mid-south America and back truck and track tore are still at family farm, i think. you talk about a story. his grand son and I rode Harly's some. I would ride over to Jeff's farm to get him, and he would be coursing as he was walking out of one of many barns Grandad took off with my new Harly. will you help me get one of the old ones running. I would say let's just get a beer he will be back soon he is 90 years old.
Also from North Dakota
also I personally know people with the same last name and he's saying the last name wrong
My grandpa a grandmas brothers build theis trucks with no box or cab and slap a loader on the back end and weld a seat setup so the could drive it the way the loser faced and got the links and stuff hooked up
@@friedbreadtv3466 I take it douche was dunking on a guy speaking a second language... While having never left his state, much less his country? Real stand up americans...
@@ShainAndrews meh but it's a sign of respect to get the name right imagine if you're name was pronounced wrong or let's say they would opt for your brother's name see not correct you wouldn't like it. See I know this because my dad worked for some Knutson brother for years they are like 90 but they weren't kean to be called anything different. Also it's I believe a Norwegian name. But besides that he did a good job on video though. also would like to hear how many times you went outside of your country and province
Excellent job from Wisconsin!!!! Thank you for your time and research on these wonderful machines!
I just discovered your channel, I love the info on high horse, power and articulated tractors
Very good video quality! Enjoyed it a lot!
Hello from Kentucky in us I also love tractors. Thank you for this really high quality documentary.
Very interesting documentary. Thank you!
Keep up the good work Matheo.
Genius design, and an obviously quality tractor. Shame about the hillside hauler. Great video Matheo!
great video and great tractors. after seeing some videos of regular tractors strugling on italian hills i always wondered if hill side tractors existed but never found out
Ferrari actually made a hill side tractor for vineyard work sometime in the 1990's. I saw one at an equipment day event at Michigan State at that time. About 65 hp if I remember and very low to the ground.
These videos are amazing, very entertaining and interesting, greetings from another machinery fan from spain, Thanks for all :)
this channel hits a real niche! keep it up
I enjoyed your video. It was very well done and informative.
Grew up farming a few thousand acres, and sometimes still go spend a week or so helping out. We run nothing but deere here in eastern North Carolina!
I've never been super interested in tractors, but this video was super interesting and very well made, I'm going to watch your other stuff!
Great info. Thanks for sharing! I am from ND as well but these tractors were all built a little before my time. I hadn't even heard of these guys. If you are looking for another North Dakota story you can look at Bobcat Skid steers and how they started.
thanks🙂
Do you know Randy Stedman from Glenfield ND?
Very good informative video.
Nicely done.
What an excellent video, your channel will definitely and rightfully grow with this quality 🙌🏼
Ahh the perfect video to fall asleep to
Hey what's up buddy I'm a heavy machinery mechanic from America here in Texas and these videos very much intrigued me I love them
Thanks! Nice to hear it!🙂
This was a very intersting video
👍glad I found your channel... I've lived on a row crop farm in N.E. Texas for 50 years.
Subbed. Always interested in technology from the time I was a young pup.
Amazing! Thanks Matheo
Fantastic video. Very interesting!
Interesting video. I saw one sell a few years ago. I had never seen one. It was one of the green ones. Sold for a good price too! I wonder if they bought it for their collection. I have always wondered about the story of these. Thank you.
Brilliant never new that they existed,realy interesting
Very interesting 👌
Superb as always
Love the channel. I just subscribed.
Great video about a very obscure machine.
Great video!
That's funny, I've deer hunted multiple times in and around Pomeroy. Have a friend with family there as well.
Saludos desde Paraguay 🤜🤛🇵🇾
love it cheers!
Pretty cool video
Thanks for an interesting video 👍🏻
Thanks. Interesting.
Please make a Video about Schlüter.
My hometown, Pomeroy Washington!
Nice Video
Could you make a video about kubota b mini tractor? The olders one like b6000-b7001? Thanks
I love the accent and the video.
This is interesting. My family is from North Dakota and we share the same last name as Jerom.
Lol Imagine if some of those squatted truck guys switched to an intense lean & sway so they just looked like these tractors while driving.
I lived down the road from Crosby for many years and never knew this.
Hi Matheo really love the content can you make a video about Valmet/valtra
there is video about vlatra and valmet but in polish just check @matheo780
How did they keep the oil in the up hill side of the axles
Living 3 hours north of Pomeroy, WA, I see these every once in awhile, and I thought they were broken somehow, because the tilt didn’t make sense to me…
It makes perfect sence to me, sitting level in the seat
What if anything was done to the drive axle bearing lubrication on the uphill side when on incline.
This soothes my autism
I like this
When I was in kindergarten teachers told my parents that they should send me to psychologist because I talk about tractors all the time and it could be a sign of autism. never went there and nothing has changed about that 😅
Great video and great job. Don't worry about your English. Half of the people in this country USA don't do as well as you
Masz to gdzieś w polskiej wersji?
sprawdź na moim kanale Matheo780 jest ten film po polsku
A self levelling cab is all that is required.
But then you run into the problem of the Engine being tilted for an extended period of time and depending where the Oil pick up is, you may run into the issue of Oil starvation.
The whole tractor was self-levelling
You really need more than the cab leveling, Tractor tip over is a bit of a problem as well, especially if you' re the one driving it
Dla zasięgu mateo
Congrats on making it trough the first stage in the World Cup
A nutson is what pulisic got from Iran. And it’s pronounced Iran. Not Iran.
WhistlinDiesel breaths heavily :)
Very cool underdog story!
Though the soil erosion caused by working the hills in that way is absolutely horrible. Looks like barren wastelands all over the hills where that machine works 😂
People quit building things because of the high cost of materials. Same thing with woodworking. I think they all work together to keep anyone from building anything themselves or developing something better that they will have to buy the patent to.
Scale of economics. The more you buy, the cheaper materials get.
More a question of Dealer support for Warranty Maintenance. You are going to buy where you have the greatest support. If the best Dealer in your Area is John Deere there are probably going to be a lot of People with John Deere there, same with Case or name the Brand. No different than Cars/Trucks, etc.
So an 855 cummins was having trouble overheating due to plugging the radiator with dust and they thought using an air cooled duetz was the solution? 😂
Its was the 1970's bruh....Chill
I like your expression.
Ride up Tennessee interstates during summer. You’ll see normal tractors with big balled dudes riding the hillside like a cruise ship. Yeah much steeper terrain and those dudes go sideways I’ve actually went to the other lane thinking they gonna tip over on me.
If you are a engineer or like minded, you’ll find this video approaching.
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Idk why but my bet was on it being a European machine
ahhh the ol lets make it ok at everything but not good at anything specifcally lol
Fake last names are cool
Tried to watch.. too many ads on videos now. Fk it.
Nutson??ahh he s from Poland so he can t pronounce K?
my mistake, i thought that "k" is silent like in word "knight"
He studied in japan has trouble with r s also
So what if he is. His e glish is still really good. He also said Nudson not Nutson
e glish ? ,what s e glish ? ,never heard.
Doesn t help much if the name is scandinavian.
knudsen is a norwegian name and is pronounced with a bouncy KnudhsEn
For once just once how about narration in good english???? Just once its after all an American tractor.
What's wrong with my english?
Nussing = " nothing "
@@MatheoMisiak absolutely no problem understanding your narration. Thanks
Just don't watch the video then rather then tear a guy down who's simply trying to share a story.....jeez man I didn't think he did that bad considering he flat out started the video saying he was from Poland
Hell his English is better than half the so called native English speakers that you can't understand.
Great job bro! Love the information you shared.