15 TOUGHEST AMERICAN DIESEL TRACTORS IN US HISTORY

They were the toughest American diesel workhorses of the 1900s-machines that powered farms, fed a nation, and defined an era. Today, we're counting down the “15 TOUGHEST AMERICAN DIESEL TRACTORS IN US HISTORY,” celebrating the best utility tractors that ever rolled off assembly lines in the USA. These beasts didn’t just plow fields-they pioneered technological leaps while inspiring nostalgia that spans generations. Let’s dive right in and start our powerful roundup!
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[@VintageMachines19]

Which Tractor was your favorite? Let us know in the comments!🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@tomrobards7753]

John Deere but Massey Ferguson was the most comfortable to operate

[@tomrobards7753]

Ford and John Deere had power steering back in the 50's Deere being the first

[@VintageMachines19]

@@tomrobards7753 Power steering has a huge impact on operability. Thanks for dropping some comments!😃

[@AhTechus]

Awesome video, not charging a second

[@VintageMachines19]

Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate your support and I'm thrilled you liked the video!

[@don66hotrod94]

The WD 45 diesel is one of the toughest diesel tractors, said nobody ever.

[@marshalllarson8970]

The Allis Chalmers WD45 Diesel was a 6 Cylinder engine.

[@joescheller6680]

Left out the 930 case.

[@marshalllarson8970]

The Minneapolis Moline was also a 6 cylinder engine.

[@thomasfiedler5176]

Ur facts on th3 allis wd45 is wrong.theybmade the wd45 from 53 to 57 or58. It was allis 1st diesel tractor an it wasn't a 4 cylinder it was a straight 6 diesel that's was manufactured by budda. They bought that company out. I believe it was a 220cubic inch straight 6. Had one on our family farm with the narrow front end. Hell it's pretty rare cuz allis only made around 2000 the diesel model

[@MichaelJDargan]

Not well organized. They should redo with someone who can tell an LP tractor from a diesel.

[@JerryWalker-u3p]

How many wrists were broke by tricycle front axles

[@tomrobards7753]

? Don't remember that happing

[@JerryWalker-u3p]

@@tomrobards7753 usually happend discing the front wheels would drop into a furrow left by a plough and it would spin the steering wheel with a great amount of force any hole that front end would drop into had the same result

[@joescheller6680]

Not one here I broke of the front end three times in badger holes never anything on me. Tricycle was all there was basically in my young days rarely seen a wide front unless it was a standard non row crop model

[@joescheller6680]

​@@JerryWalker-u3pgrew up on tricycle fronts starting at 6 never had it happen. Putting in long days.

[@tomrobards7753]

@joescheller6680 I was curious , about that, all we had around here was narrow front end tractors except for the smaller Ford and Massey Ferguson tractors

[@marshalllarson8970]

Too bad you didn't show a Ford Diesel!

[@thegreenerthemeaner]

They never made a 600 Diesel.

[@joescheller6680]

They did.

[@lawayneragan2278]

Ford 600 series didn't come with a diesel 601 series had diesel

[@garyc205]

most of the ford 4000 diesels you show are petrol!