Antique Farm Tractors

No Fords!

great vid but not mention of Harry Ferguson the inventor of the 3 point hitch that is on virtually every tractor since the 50s?

Hey Noble Belton - why did you remove the credits? My company, Sites Sights, did the production (site shoots) and post production editing. The Producer, Writer, Narrator, and a host of others, including my production company, deserve credit! This won a Telly Award in Cable/TV Documentary category in 1996. Come on ... give credit where credit is due!

пепелац на пару - просто огонь! :). сжег два парка и пол леса - и смолотил 50 Га пшеницы.

Surprised there is no mention of the once, and still ubiquitous Ford 9n - 8n, etc. series of small farm tractors..

Great video. Do you plan on anything with hit-and-miss engines?

Fantastic Video..Love it..

this video is  the best video on youtube for old tractors well done thanx for sharing loved it

Great documentary. I really enjoyed it. Wish they still made tractors this tough.

I agree about the leaving out of the 3 point hitch first in the US on the Ford 9N. I am surprised it isn't in the video. How many hobby farms have been using Ford N series tractors for the last 50 or 60 years?

Super vid Thanks for posting

I really enjoyed the video, but it is missing perhaps the single greatest advance in tractor technology: Harry Ferguson's three point hookup & draft control. It is now universal in use for all tractors the world over.

This is a great video, displaying and explaining almost every tractor manufacturer's contributions to the essential farm machine we know today.

nice video

Great video

good vid

Good video, but Oliver was not the first tractor to have a diesel engine. That nod goes to the International Harvester WD40 in 1934.

Great video.