In the '70s I worked at the Brillion Iron Works and help to make that cultimulcher shown behind one of the Case tractors. We made many of those. It brought back memories of the good people that I worked with. It gives me pride when I see one. But to see one in action, even more.
I enjoyed this video. Thanks. I grew up in this era and we had Case on our farm. We had a new Case LA gas tractor I think a '49 or '50 model, a new Case 400 diesel tractor bought in 1956, a new little 600 gas Case-O-matic bot in '59, a 1010 combine bot new in '63, a new 930 diesel in '66, a 2470 4WD in '76 and then we switched brands. I am very familiar with all these models from the 50s to the 80s. Spent my summer holidays on them haying and making summerfallow.
J i Case tractors were big in the cemetery industry. Every funeral i attended in 1960s through early 1980 throughout the tri-state area NYC, NJ & Ct mostly used Backhoes made by the J I Cade Company like the 830 series. I'd see them off to the side waiting to cover gravesites of funerals.
I did see a J.I Case at the local Case IH dealer last week. It was one of the Agri King models, didn't see what model it was. I have also seen a Case IH Steiger Quadtrac. I can genuinely say that i can justify it to buy a tractor that large
@@bigtractorpower yes they did I currently farm with a mix of J I Case , International Harvester and one Case Ih . Trying to make a balanced mixture of my childhood history and my childhood dreams. Lol
I pulled a 600 pull type combine behind a 4020. It had a Melroe pickup on the header, we swathed our small grain back then. That thing was great, it just ate up the grain, and, the spiketooth cylinder made the best straw for bedding.
I remember when my neighbor got a new Case 960 combine. Sure seemed like a great machine. Last weekend I looked at a new X9 1100 JD. Impressive monster of a machine but I can't imagine how you justify anything that big.
@@bigtractorpower It was home built, went on the 3 point hitch. Wish I had a photo of it but we don't seem to take photos of the thing we think are "ordinary".
I always like j.i case equipment. Even if we are strong ih guys. I love the half century of progress show. And i love it that the show are locadet in illinois because its my home state and i'm proud of it 😊👍👍
Had a 2670 for a while. would have kept it but....... Used it for two seasons running discbine, seems they didn't put a heavy enough PTO clutch in them. After the fourth time of rebuilding the PTO clutch/cylinder in less than two years... It got traded off! Ended up trading down... IH 5288. Miss the 2670!!! I know where it is, know the present owners. Trying to get it back 😎 hopefully it isn't in too bad of condition now... I noticed lots of red plows!! That's a good thing 😎 they pull better, faster and do a better job than the green dozer blades... 😁😎 Great video!! Thank you!!
@@bigtractorpower was actually a nice combination, we just couldn't keep the PTO working 😪 Miss having a bigger tractor, so I'm trying to get it back.. I know what it is, I know what's been done to it, I don't think the current owners hurt it any... We upgraded the steering cables, found some much heavier ones at an equipment surplus yard, should be bullet proof 😎
You need a way to get around the show because it is so big. Unfortunately the golf carts and utvs clutter up the background behind the machines. I try very hard to film just the machine but it is nearly impossible.
My uncle had a Case 770 Agri King. He had restored the tractor after he acquired it unserviceable. Unfortunately, his financier was so obsessed with its restoration to almost full glory that he forcefully seized the machine and wanted to convert it to his personal use!!! The very said day in 1984 at around 7 PM an Morris Oxford -Series 6 car collided with the tractor from the side and broke it into two halves!!!! That was the end of that beautiful tractor. For years this broken tractor was sitting there and about four years ago the guy sold it for scrap metal.🇬🇾
TY BTP for bringing us these videos of the Progress Show. I sure do miss the days when the farm equipment manufacturers were each their own company, rather than them being owned by about three parent companies that basically build the same tractor and just put the name of the old company on it. Back in the old days, there was definite differences between the brands and each brand was unique and beautiful, but today they all look the same ... UGLY .... and just have a different color and different name on them is all. Call me negative if you want, but that is how I feel and if you are honest & smart you will admit I am right.
Pretty impressive turnout of the old CASE workhorses. All the ones featured looked like they came straight off of the farm & to be used daily still. Stay safe.
Thank you. BTP keeps inching upward with more tractor fans. I am amazed and honored how many people from around the world who like watching farm machines.
If you look at concept art from the early 80’s from Case they had very rounded drawings of future tractors that today look very much like the modern Steiger and Magnum.
@@bigtractorpower We had a B -52 inside the second hanger from the left plus the heavy vehicle maintenance school in there too. The Minuteman Missile School was in the low building to the far left. I spent 5 1/2 years at the base out of my 20 year career. Basic school was only 12 weeks and the rest of my time there I was an instructor in that school.
I live in the mtns of NC,you rare ever saw a case tractor back in the 60s and 70's around here,however there back hoes and construction equipment were very popular.!!!
To answer your question case made their own engines until about 1987, then Tenneco teamed up with Cummins and started a joint venture called CDC (Consolidated Diesel Company) which brought the world the 3.9-5.9 and 8.3 L engines. In the CaseIH tractors they we're badged CDC in trucks etc they we're badged Cummins
I would suggest you should be on your videos, announce what the video will show, You have a much better chance of connecting with you viewers and mostly your future viewers Describe what the viewer is going to see and then go to the video. close in the end and let people what they can expect to be in the next video
The 1470TK is a neat one. Three versions out there of it. The 1969 model has the Comfort King style decals the 1970 on has Agri King style decals and there is a Black Knight demo model.
@@bigtractorpower the last time I saw one for sale I believe it was a 69. Also, completely unrelated, I found a white stripe IH 706 for sale with 2800 hours on it, it looks like it needs a little work (new seat and for the starter button to be put back in the dash, as well as a wash) but I think it's a good deal, my dad (the one with the paycheck) isn't so convinced.
i used to work for massey we had open shop one guy said a case is a case they had some good points but steering was weak arcaic trans rear ends engines though
Jerome Increase Case introduced the first successful thresher in 1842 and soon followed with steam traction engines. J.I. Case became one of the larger tractor companies of the 20th Century. In the 1960’s Tenneco bout J.I.Case and in 1984 Tenneco bought International Harvester’s farm division. In 1985 Case IH was formed.
We have come a long way in the past 50 years. I remember when that old stuff was brand new state of the art and worthy of bragging rights.
In the '70s I worked at the Brillion Iron Works and help to make that cultimulcher shown behind one of the Case tractors. We made many of those. It brought back memories of the good people that I worked with. It gives me pride when I see one. But to see one in action, even more.
My grandpa had a 1370. I loved that old tractor, especially when the a/c worked. Lol
I hope to get to film a 1370 some day.
I enjoyed this video. Thanks. I grew up in this era and we had Case on our farm. We had a new Case LA gas tractor I think a '49 or '50 model, a new Case 400 diesel tractor bought in 1956, a new little 600 gas Case-O-matic bot in '59, a 1010 combine bot new in '63, a new 930 diesel in '66, a 2470 4WD in '76 and then we switched brands. I am very familiar with all these models from the 50s to the 80s. Spent my summer holidays on them haying and making summerfallow.
Boy does this bring back memories 1070 and 830 spent a lot of time on them and the 930 as well
One of my favorite videos you have done... Thank you Jason!!!
Glad to hear that. I want to feature more Case machines. I just need to find them to film.
Thank you BTP. Enjoy everyone.
Thank you for watching.
I love Case. But then I did grow up in one you could say. Great footage.
First tractor I rode in was a Case 2470 and the first combine was a 1060. Case made some great machines.
The Case guys know how to set a plow. That’s for sure
Grew up with these still run them today love the old case tractors we had 930 1030 1070 1370 1570 2590 1896 2096 and now the newer farmall series
Love that 1470. Had a local farmer as a kid who had a 1470. Loved that tractor in the 80s...
Very cool. I grew up around a 2470 and 4690.
J i Case tractors were big in the cemetery industry. Every funeral i attended in 1960s through early 1980 throughout the tri-state area NYC, NJ & Ct mostly used Backhoes made by the J I Cade Company like the 830 series. I'd see them off to the side waiting to cover gravesites of funerals.
Yep , never liked their farm stuff but the backhoes were killer....
I did see a J.I Case at the local Case IH dealer last week. It was one of the Agri King models, didn't see what model it was. I have also seen a Case IH Steiger Quadtrac. I can genuinely say that i can justify it to buy a tractor that large
I like how you put the make and year the tractor was produced. Keep up the great videos.
Don't know why , I grew up on a IH only farm but I always loved J I case farm equipment. Thanks for sharing this video.
IH and Case made solid machines.
@@bigtractorpower yes they did I currently farm with a mix of J I Case , International Harvester and one Case Ih . Trying to make a balanced mixture of my childhood history and my childhood dreams. Lol
I pulled a 600 pull type combine behind a 4020. It had a Melroe pickup on the header, we swathed our small grain back then. That thing was great, it just ate up the grain, and, the spiketooth cylinder made the best straw for bedding.
Wow that is a neat harvest combination.
Love the BLACK KNIGHTS.
That Case 4890 was my favorite in this one B.T.P..😎👍
It is a stand out machine. Watch for a 4894 video on BTP later this year.
@@bigtractorpower Sounds very interesting,we will be watching for it.
I remember when my neighbor got a new Case 960 combine. Sure seemed like a great machine.
Last weekend I looked at a new X9 1100 JD. Impressive monster of a machine but I can't imagine how you justify anything that big.
Another great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you BTP, this brings back a lot of good memories of rock picking on a 430.
Very cool. What brand of rock picker did you run on your 430?
@@bigtractorpower It was home built, went on the 3 point hitch. Wish I had a photo of it but we don't seem to take photos of the thing we think are "ordinary".
That’s neat. I understand about the picture. Something there every day often gets over looked. There are lots of pictures I wish I took.
Those old cases were pretty cool. We had a 930 case then 2 1070s one yellow.. one white..then went on to the 2290 that we still have today
You have some great Case history on your farm. I enjoy watching your tractors, mowers and combines.
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I always like j.i case equipment. Even if we are strong ih guys. I love the half century of progress show. And i love it that the show are locadet in illinois because its my home state and i'm proud of it 😊👍👍
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That 4890 was one of my favorite tractors...300hp but it looked like it had a lot more with the styling of it
The 4890 was a power house in its day.
Had a 2670 for a while. would have kept it but.......
Used it for two seasons running discbine, seems they didn't put a heavy enough PTO clutch in them.
After the fourth time of rebuilding the PTO clutch/cylinder in less than two years... It got traded off!
Ended up trading down... IH 5288.
Miss the 2670!!! I know where it is, know the present owners. Trying to get it back 😎 hopefully it isn't in too bad of condition now...
I noticed lots of red plows!!
That's a good thing 😎 they pull better, faster and do a better job than the green dozer blades... 😁😎 Great video!! Thank you!!
Wow that would be cool to see a 2660 mowing hay. My neighbor chopped with a Case 4690 and New Holland 1600 Forage Harvester.
@@bigtractorpower was actually a nice combination, we just couldn't keep the PTO working 😪
Miss having a bigger tractor, so I'm trying to get it back.. I know what it is, I know what's been done to it, I don't think the current owners hurt it any... We upgraded the steering cables, found some much heavier ones at an equipment surplus yard, should be bullet proof 😎
Good stuff as always, really love all those golf carts/atv´s
You need a way to get around the show because it is so big. Unfortunately the golf carts and utvs clutter up the background behind the machines. I try very hard to film just the machine but it is nearly impossible.
@@bigtractorpower Yes i understand because of the size, but they are like vultures.
Vultures/lemmings. They will swarm a tractor and then follow it every where.
My uncle had a Case 770 Agri King. He had restored the tractor after he acquired it unserviceable. Unfortunately, his financier was so obsessed with its restoration to almost full glory that he forcefully seized the machine and wanted to convert it to his personal use!!! The very said day in 1984 at around 7 PM an Morris Oxford -Series 6 car collided with the tractor from the side and broke it into two halves!!!! That was the end of that beautiful tractor. For years this broken tractor was sitting there and about four years ago the guy sold it for scrap metal.🇬🇾
It sucks i had to miss this. I'm only 30 minutes away from there. .. great video..🇺🇸🚜🇺🇸
TY BTP for bringing us these videos of the Progress Show. I sure do miss the days when the farm equipment manufacturers were each their own company, rather than them being owned by about three parent companies that basically build the same tractor and just put the name of the old company on it. Back in the old days, there was definite differences between the brands and each brand was unique and beautiful, but today they all look the same ... UGLY .... and just have a different color and different name on them is all. Call me negative if you want, but that is how I feel and if you are honest & smart you will admit I am right.
I agree...
Very neat. That TK looks very similar to my IH 4166. Thanks for sharing
Case always did make such sleek looking machines
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Pretty impressive turnout of the old CASE workhorses. All the ones featured looked like they came straight off of the farm & to be used daily still. Stay safe.
Thank you for watching.
Congratulations on over 151.000 subscribers! The great result of a hard work, great video skills and agricultural knowledge. Keep up the good work!
Thank you. BTP keeps inching upward with more tractor fans. I am amazed and honored how many people from around the world who like watching farm machines.
It awesome
Golf carts are like grasshoppers going across the furrows.
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Went there 4 years ago. We walked around, almost got run over by golf carts and side by sides. They were thick as flies.
Love all your vids, but this gives me a lot more respect for the big 4wd tractors.
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The combines are my favorite!
First farm machine I ever got to ride in was a Case 1060.
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Love the sound!!! Never get to hear that many case. Great work
They sure do stand out.
Another great video of some classic tractors but the best part for me was that case 600 combine I think this look awesome
Thank you for watching. I am a Case combine fan. The first farm machine I ever rode in was a Case 1060 combine.
Thanks for putting these videos together for us, considering that I live 6 hrs away I don't think that I will be able to attend this year.
Thank you for watching. I live about 6 hours from the show myself. It is a hike.
Back in Scotland we went from a 990 David Brown to a Case 1290, had week front spindles. would be cool for CNH to do a Case revival model.
JI Case tractors were the way to go, not really as fond of the Case IH tractors though
Very cool video again Jay! Some of the best looking farm land in the world right there.
No 970's? I run 970's to mill corn with Gehl grinder/mixers
The 970 is a great tractor. So far since 2009 I have only filmed the 1170 and 970. Hopefully more Case fans will show up in the field this year.
Love the spirit of 76
🇺🇸😁👍👍. I hope to film a ‘76 1570 working in the field some day.
King of the crab-steer tractors
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I hope I can visit such a show 1 day
Are there some classic shows and plow days in Holland?
@@bigtractorpower I believe every few years. But not as nearly as big
Great video i spent many a day in the seat of a 1070 case as kid love the video thanks for all you do keep them coming
I grew up around a couple of dairy farms that ran 1070 and 970 Case tractors. They are nice tractors.
Love the 4x4s
Case made some great 4wds.
Always a great video BTP, Thank you !!
And yes, people are getting way too close for safety.
Thank you for watching. It does get crowed out there. I hope people will try to be mindful.
Very nice at 2:07 the body work of the latest big Case models still have the look of that on, now only more round, not a square effect,
If you look at concept art from the early 80’s from Case they had very rounded drawings of future tractors that today look very much like the modern Steiger and Magnum.
@@bigtractorpower I will definitely try to find such concept drawings on the internet
I attended USAF aircraft maintenance tech school in one of the hangers in the background in Oct.1965 to Feb. 1966.
Very cool. The hanger is a huge building. Full of tractors and combines today.
@@bigtractorpower We had a B -52 inside the second hanger from the left plus the heavy vehicle maintenance school in there too. The Minuteman Missile School was in the low building to the far left. I spent 5 1/2 years at the base out of my 20 year career. Basic school was only 12 weeks and the rest of my time there I was an instructor in that school.
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I live in the mtns of NC,you rare ever saw a case tractor back in the 60s and 70's around here,however there back hoes and construction equipment were very popular.!!!
Thanks for sharing. Case was strong in pockets of the country but not every where.
cool tractors
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Great video!
Thank you for watching.
When is the next farm progress show coming to Iowa? The last one I remember was Boone, Iowa
It will be in 2020. It switches to IL every other year.
Did Case build their own engines, or did they use Cummins engines? I had heard that, but wasn’t sure?
Case had a joint venture with Cummins to build CDC engines.
These old Case’s had their own Case built engines.
They also used Scania engines in the 4890 4894 (6 cyl) and a V8 in the 4994.
1896 and 2096 had Cummins
To answer your question case made their own engines until about 1987, then Tenneco teamed up with Cummins and started a joint venture called CDC (Consolidated Diesel Company) which brought the world the 3.9-5.9 and 8.3 L engines. In the CaseIH tractors they we're badged CDC in trucks etc they we're badged Cummins
nice
If memory serves me correct White built plows for Case for several years.
It sure did. They built Ford’s as well.
Do they use modern planters for this or use older ones ?
They have a classic Kinze from the 70’s our there so I guessing vintage.
Was it dry that year or why were the soybeans so short?
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I would suggest you should be on your videos, announce what the video will show, You have a much better chance of connecting with you viewers and mostly your future viewers Describe what the viewer is going to see and then go to the video. close in the end and let people what they can expect to be in the next video
I want a TK. Particularly the first tractor shown
The 1470TK is a neat one. Three versions out there of it. The 1969 model has the Comfort King style decals the 1970 on has Agri King style decals and there is a Black Knight demo model.
@@bigtractorpower the last time I saw one for sale I believe it was a 69. Also, completely unrelated, I found a white stripe IH 706 for sale with 2800 hours on it, it looks like it needs a little work (new seat and for the starter button to be put back in the dash, as well as a wash) but I think it's a good deal, my dad (the one with the paycheck) isn't so convinced.
i used to work for massey we had open shop one guy said a case is a case they had some good points but steering was weak arcaic trans rear ends engines though
Interesting to know.
Charlie Tanner Yeah ,they never did well in our area ,they seemed to have drive train problems.
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We use a case 1200 looks mostly like the one here
Wow a 1200 is very cool. I hope to find a 1200 to film someday.
@@bigtractorpower had a cab but not much left now
A cab 1200 is pretty neat as most were open station.
I want a Case 430 tractor.
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What’s a J.I case?
Jerome Increase Case introduced the first successful thresher in 1842 and soon followed with steam traction engines. J.I. Case became one of the larger tractor companies of the 20th Century. In the 1960’s Tenneco bout J.I.Case and in 1984 Tenneco bought International Harvester’s farm division. In 1985 Case IH was formed.
bigtractorpower thanks BTP
I knew where a 1470 in good restorable condition was. It sat for 10 years but is gone now. I am afraid it may have gone to the scrappers. I hope not.
I hope it did not. It’s a shame to see these classic 4wds disappearing.
The only good case is a case of beer.
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Ahh the Coca Cola case
Which one is the Coca Cola? I had not heard that phrase used on a Case before.
Vanilla flavored
@@jacksonmcwhiney8185 ha I got it
I see. I have always called them Desert Tan.