Just can’t say enough how much I enjoy the older machinery, hope y’all have a great Thanksgiving…🇺🇸👍🏻🇺🇸

A 930 was the big horse on the family farm in the late 60s

860 was the beast of it's time

It’s amazing how good of shape it is in, looks brand new , deserves a good bath and a spot in the shed

In 1980 I bought a small farm and needed a tractor. My internet was not working well that week so I had to drive all over Texas and Oklahoma to find one. I found a nice 830 diesel in Burkburnett, Texas. It needed a starter as there was not one on it. They wanted $1700 for it and I shopped around for a starter and the cheapest one I could find was $1700. I passed. Wound up getting a Moline M602 for $2000.

How did a country that was engaged in the space race knock out a behind the times machine such as this.Gaszoline and propane " Quaint as the Dickens" . Of course the U.S.S.R was out there in space at the same time and their agricultural kit lacked up to date features.The UK at this time did not space race but we provided modern up to speed tractors for our farmers but of course we did not reach Saturn 5 type prarie machines!. Nice little tractor sounds like a T20 continental .

Your next equipment upgrade needs to be a grain buggy, get that big oliver patched up and put it to work!

You folks are some good operators. Very few 40 year old combines have sheet metal that still looks this good. I love the sky in the background.

What is Milo and what products is it put in

Thanks!

Cool video sir

love them Gleaner my last combine was anN6 was a beast over my L l will be watchin

Thanks for Milo information. I am not familiar with this crop. It must be a feed crop.

What is Milo used for ?

a great video of combines working😊😊

An Uncle had 4 G-705's on propane in the S Tx rice country High percentage of all brands were propane

People that hate N series combines probably have never run one. They have a tendency to throw out a bit of grain at the ends of the field as the load on the chaffer gets light.

Good to you back to harvest ❤ never cut any milo and a gleaner does it cleaner😊

How much for the 930?

Dad and I had 4 tractors with Case-O-Matic drive. Never had transmission problems. Great loader tractor. I really had wonderful luck with them.

Nice looking steiger tractor

That old girl is in nice shape! We had a '67 or thereabouts 930 row crop that I drove a lot as a kid. It would outpull our 4020. Nice find!

Can still smell the propane, on start up. We had a 811b row crop, wide frontend. Used to to pull 2 14 foot jd single disk drills. In sand here on the red river. I rebuilt the tractor my senior year. Case o matic drives can be very temperamental, basically an direct drive, or over drive. The 800 is a great baleing tractor. The hydrlic pumps were weak. Especially on this one as it has power steering.

Yep starts like a 706 The two of them we have don't have torque amplifiers either . those case tractors in those years pulled way above their horsepower rating and if you looked in there operator manuals they had more options than you could believe as far as configurations go transmissions , tractor , styles over center hand clutch, foot operated standard clutch, case o matic . We had a 730 case o matic row crop style wide front end with the eagle three-point hitch fully optioned tractor Max amount of Wait front and rear and liquid Ballast front and rear , with 15-5-38 rear tires and the factory matched three bottom rollover plow . One time the gauge wheel stop broke and the plow went all way in our hard AZ ground ground to the frame and a pulled the front end of the tractor 3 ft off the ground in a heartbeat and that's with having engine problems at the same time so those things punched way above their weight .

Why does youtube allow this type of content, What exactly is the point and purpose of your content? You just seek out individuals who are elderly and then you what?

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Great video!!!!!!!

How much for the 706?

They go into gear easy if you idle them down.

I never had the pleasure of driving 1 that wasn't all worn out it kept getting locked between 2 gears so we left it in 2nd and just left the hand clutch in neutral.

Love your tractors 😊

I spent my teens driving that exact tractor, except in diesel. Never knew how the Case O Matic worked. I don't think the lockup lever had ever been unlocked. In fact, I had no idea what it did.

I would like to talk to you on the chain drive .

crazy d channel on youtube is a case tractor guy

Are you selling or just showing ?

Nice tractors

Good day from Ont. A few yrs ago big forklift went up highway until it got to steep hill almost at a crawl They r all right new, but do wear out Ths

Are you selling the 930s and how much?

My father in law has an early round fender 930 diesel standard. Unusual tractor for Northern Indiana.

Haha, nice twist on your catchphrase👍🏻good ole Steiger to the rescue…never fails, dry or drought filled growing season then rain comes during harvest and rut things up, I’d almost bet ya got the only open station Agri-King on a grain cart, excellent…take care and keep em comin. 🇺🇸

We’ve got an 800 gas, the O-matic transmission is definitely handy. Makes raking, planting, and pulling full gravity wagons nice. You don’t get the constant jerking around when taking off, start off at idle, push the foot throttle until you get moving good, let off throttle and lock the converter. Then set your throttle to desired speed.

Nice!👍🏼. The old girl sounds pretty good. Back in the early eighties there used to be a custom cutter that lived on the edge of town here Skiatook Oklahoma. I’m pretty sure one of their machines was a N6. I think they had 3 Gleaner machines if memory serves me correctly.

Don’t beat yourself up. Shit happens.

Ok can you tell me if the rotary screen is not damaged and spins freely?

I ran a 930 and a 1030 a few times when I was a kid. I never cared for either of them. I would always run the 4020 or the 1256 if I could. Those Cases were always such a clumsy tractor to me. Alot of guys liked them though.

Been a tough year for farmers well tougher then most years

Nothing wrong with the synchro transmission, I had a bunch of 10 and 20 series with that transmission neve had a problem no issues.

Never ever seen a case without pioneer style couplers, thats a unique old tractor

Gleaners are lightweight and are built lightweight. Case was light but was built better besides that bad back axle. We ran gleaner and we went to case in 2002 and we will never go back. I would go to an 860 massey long before i ever went back to a gleaner

Montie, when ya'll see standing water stop, desist, quell your inner desire to finish the milo. Thank God for the Steiger. JT another KZbinr has a huge 895 Versatile.