FFA Drive Your TRACTOR To School Day

Big Tractor Power is at the Todd County, KY Future Farmers of America Drive Your Tractor to School Day. This parade tractors highlights FFA students' support of agricultural education. There are 37 tractors in the parade through Elkton, KY.
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[@morganottlii2390]

"Hey Dad, can I borrow the tractor?" "Yeah, but you have to wash and wax it first, I will help.." GO FFA! The best leadership training anyone can get! I feel the pride in the diesel growl. Kudos to the school system for the support they give. National Blue and Corn Gold!🇱🇷👍

[@timonraccoon]

That’s the wrong flag. Ffs man that’s embarrassing

[@MaxwellDoesStuff]

@@timonraccoon 💀💀💀

[@wildsharkygamer3592]

When you don’t even know what your own country’s flag looks like 😂😂😅

[@morganottlii2390]

@@wildsharkygamer3592 my bad. Hit send before I double checked. Doesn't mean I don't still support FFA and all it means. Thanks for pointing out my mistake 🥴

[@southernbustransportation]

@@wildsharkygamer3592 National blue and corn gold is the FFA flag (future farmers of america)

[@aafarm1652]

I am glad those kids participated in that! I didn’t have a single student drive a tractor to school in our “Drove your tractor to school day” on Friday, so certainly glad to see those kids doing that! Good to see the girls driving as well! Great video!

[@bigtractorpower]

That’s too bad no one drive. This group had a good time and wanted to make sure they had more tractors turn out then the neighboring county.

[@jaelliott786]

why did they not? What was their reasoning?

[@picomanbungace4035]

If my school had a drive your tractor to school day I would’ve gone out and bought a tractor just for the occasion.

[@johnnywalker6385]

I grew up In a farming community over 60 years ago. Our family never had a farm but I worked with my friends on theirs. Some of the most genuine and generous people I ever knew. I was very fortunate to get to be around them and this was like breath of fresh air for m and gives me hope about our future. I miss those days.

[@bigtractorpower]

Farming is a great occupation and way of life. 👍👍

[@TheJimmybud]

Real good kids warms my heart to see this generation so respectful!

[@far_out_in_the_country]

What-

[@wyattrowe8396]

I graduated back in 2018, I was frustrated that I never was able to drive my tractor to school cause the district banned it when I was a freshman. It was something I had always looked forward to. Just a sign that my little farming community has turned into a suburb. However I am glad to see that there are still communities that embrace it.

[@ArmpitStudios]

It's nice to see kids that can speak plainly and more than 3 words. All the "yes sir"s is definitely a southern thing. I'll take the Farmall B and little old Ford.

[@brandonhickman6658]

People with money, and those without much money. Still cool to see great young men and women still out there in this country!

[@legacyfather]

America baby. Thanks for helping feed America

[@jimpeters7931]

The politeness of the gentleman you interviewed by saying " yes sir" impresses me. Too many young people don't show much respect.

[@nalley6815]

That’s what happens when you’re raised in the country. Almost every kid acts like this

[@jimsmith9819]

Jim Peters, thats southern raising

[@Wingnut353]

@@jimsmith9819 That's because in the south you are trained up (like the Bible says) and not raised like cattle.

[@MisatoBestWoman]

Too many old people don’t either it goes both ways

[@waynemeyer1195]

I always get a good laugh in when I hear people talking about how poor farmers are.. all I could see this entire video is the culmination of generations of hard work. And also, millions of dollars in beautiful tractors. And this is just the tractors 🤯

[@kennethpeters2000]

Lucky kids and very polite. The FFA chapter I was a part of, many years ago, we didn’t have a tractor drive. That would have been a great activity to have. Farmer Ken in California

[@jacksonlohr4523]

Love to see it! Our chapter was never allowed to do a drive your tractor to school. The administration called it a traffic hazard.

[@christopherschneider3323]

Always loved this day when I was in high school. I finally got to participate my senior year with a brand new 6175r from the Deere dealer I worked for. Unfortunately I had the quietest tractor of the lineup but we all had a great time

[@magik2005]

The flex of rocking up to your school in a JD 9RX. :D

[@timjorden8329]

Awesome They should do this everywhere

[@gleanerk]

“ yessir “ that makes me happy to here respecting your elders is still alive here in America. It’s usually the heartlands of this country. Very much enjoyed and appreciate you sharing this !

[@centurysword]

The new looking tractors are enormous!

[@stevejones5393]

Nice machines , great to see schools supporting this and news coverage

[@adamwagner1987]

This was always my favorite part of the school year. I drove from 2001 to 2005 . Drove our Ford 8000 , Farmall 706, International 3688 , Allis Chalmers 8050 and a ford 6600

[@CalVlogz]

The tracks are cool and all, but nothing does it for me like those 80’s John Deere 4400 series tractors. Man those are so nostalgic for me and my little town in rural Washington state. NO FARMS, NO FOOD 🤘🏻

[@Devin-Penner]

I’m a sophomore and I drove a JD 8225R to school this year. Best school day ever!

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. I am an 8225R fan. I like Deere tractors like 4440, 4555, 8110, 8220, 9220, 9330 and 8225R 👍👍👍

[@iaam117]

Very cool to see the enthusiasm of the young men and women as they paraded their rides around town.

[@bigtractorpower]

👍👍

[@freedomrings1420]

Grew up on a couple of farms one nice with JD 3010,4020,5020 and one a poor dairy farm. I got to drive the 5020 once and thought I was a big shot. Then I became a heavy equipment operator in the Seabees and continued running heavy equipment throughout my career. Even today I would be like a little kid if I got to drive many of those nice tractors, even the classics. In high school I went to BOCES for a 1 year agriculture course. I didn't pursue farming as there wasn't a future in it for me as the farm was my stepfathers farm .

[@clinthochrein888]

Awesome seeing this again brings back memories.

[@EDBZ28]

Great video! I grew up in the wrong area of the country. Nothing beats rural ag communities and values.

[@bigtractorpower]

Well said! 👍👍

[@jdtractorman7445]

At 9:38, I'm a Deere guy, but those Case IH Magnums are nice tractors. Nice to see the young people still interested in agriculture. Not many farms left in my area of the country.

[@user-kn3cy1oz9x]

The Magnums were a winner for CaseIH.

[@nitsu2947]

In my country its because they weren't interested in manual labors and all that. Automatic stuff took off poorly here, so most were stuck with manual labor and only an underbone motorcycle as your method of transport

[@lawrencekiel-sr2772]

It's good to see this. So many young men and women are showing pride in their interests of all various types of farming. FFA.

[@bigtractorpower]

It is a great annual event.

[@ampatriot]

Kids and tractors, I never tire of seeing it.

[@404nitro]

Very cool! It was really nice of those farms to donate tractors for use to those that didn't have one. Kudos to them. That 4960 was the first one I have seen in a long time on YT that was set up with the correct wheels and tires so that it didn't have a rearward slant like most do. That is exactly how they came from the dealer back when they were new. The one I rode around in was just like that, and it was only a year old at the time. That NH T 300 was very sharp. So was that old Magnum 7120. Those Magnums and the 4960 JD are some of the best looking tractors to ever work a field IMO.

[@John-jg5dh]

Awesome! Glad to see so many varieties! Yay to the Case 1490, 1086 IH and of course the 7120 Magnum!!

[@douglaslaschkewitsch6032]

Pretty cool! My Dad drove us to school with the tractor once during a snowstorm! 🙂

[@eric01406]

That's actually a pretty smart solution!

[@edwarddavis507]

I enjoyed seeing all the kids and their tractors and I thought the older Ford tractors were a special treat. Where I grew that’s all we had. There was only a Ford dealer in town. So it’s always nice to see those.

[@curtiswolf313]

That was a cool event. They have a good sized FFA chapter. 👍

[@joelkern3093]

Awesome sight to see these young men and women keeping farming and those classic tractors alive. Thanks Jason for all you do.

[@shawnbrown8888]

Love it!!! We did that back in the day when i was in school 24+ years ago!! I love to see FFA still going!!

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. Did you drive a tractor back in 99?

[@shawnbrown8888]

@@bigtractorpower no i road with friends!! JD or case! Depends on who i was with!!

[@anthomypoe2543]

Thank you for sharing this great event. I was in the FFA at Todd County Central and a officer. Graduated there in 1975. My hometown.

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. We’re they doing the tractor drive? The Ag teacher thought the 1980’s is when it started but they Don it have records of the first drive.

[@anthomypoe2543]

I can remember it in 1973. Arthur Green the mow mayor was one of my FFA instructors. Lots of small tractors back then.

[@anthomypoe2543]

I enjoy watching your videos. I’m a red power fan myself. Grew up on a dairy farm there. I retire in January and will move back there from Arizona.

[@edwinyoder06]

Hello Mr Poe, wasn't this special! I'm a former Todd County kid myself. I grew up on an amish dairy farm in South Todd. Jason's videos give me fits of homesickness.

[@anthomypoe2543]

@@edwinyoder06 yes it does. I retire in December and plan to move back to Todd/Christian Countries. Back to my roots to be close to family.

[@aafor3]

It's really nice of those farms that let kids drive their tractors if they did not have one of their own to drive

[@kylebethel7299]

I absolutely love things like this. Some big big money tractors in this lineup. Love it

[@southernstar4353]

this is awesome. keep the culture alive young ones. awesome to see the girls out there too!

[@bigtractorpower]

FFA is a great organization for students interested in agriculture.

[@Ripply774]

My 2yr old son loved this! So did I 👍

[@johnmarshall2024]

My home chapter still participating in tractor day for the 50th year. Back in the day I drove a Farmall "M" one year and my uncles IH 1086 which was their primary tillage tractor in the '80's. Great to see these kids participating in this tradition. The school I'm at now has a robust FFA program but doesn't do the tractor day event. Great kids! Love the flags btw! :)

[@farmboy5622]

That is a neat thing to do. I was in FFA back in the early 70's, and we did the same thing every year. Most tractors were open-station back then, and even though some farm girls drove tractors on the family farm, I don't remember any girls that drove their tractors to school. I drove our "Big Tractor", which was an Oliver 1850 wide front gas tractor. I don't think any farmers in our area, had any tractors over 150 HP. Now, they have several tractors with 600+HP. Maybe we will see a new "Big Bud" tractor in a school parade, if they start making them again. We were a small school, and did not have a parade. Everybody just came into town from all four directions. (North, South, East, West)

[@dree2917]

From Canada. We'll be buying your produce for decades. We appreciate you guys. God speed and a good harvest, you are the future.

[@tom1568]

Why isn't big media outlets showing stuff like this instead of a boy wanting to be prom queen or girl wanting to be prom king. I'm sorry for going off topic,but what these kids are doing in this video should be shown all over this country. Great job Jason.... P.S. a round of applause to the parents of these kids.

[@MackB12]

Many regions don’t have a lot of tractors. Where I live, nobody has a tractor, unless they have one at a different house.

[@walterowens7221]

Amen brother, the large urban areas are pushing that crap on our youth like it's normal. This rural normal life is abundant in America but the main stream media won't show things like this.

[@mcmillancattleco.345IH]

I agree, where I'm from I can't name one kid who couldn't do this

[@kendavis8335]

It doesn’t fit their far left, socialist, perverse ideology.

[@tom1568]

I can't help but notice it shows 4 replies but only 2 can be seen...🤔

[@anthonyvandeheiden2943]

Love that old Farmall B, they are a great, tough little tractor, Love mine ! 👍

[@bigtractorpower]

The letter series IH tractors were built to last. 👍👍

[@ronaldkimberlin4350]

Love all of the tractor's

[@alexpaumen3937]

That looks like such a fun thing to do. Even though my grandfather's in the Upper Midwest. He only has one tractor now from his farming days and that's his 4440 which is IMMACULATE. The only thing that doesn't work is the horn. He was (I think he still is) part of the FFA and my mother said they didn't do it where they were.

[@jameswest673]

They did a good job driving and keeping the spacing nice.

[@bigtractorpower]

They sure did.

[@centralkyfarmer2544]

That’s great to see all the kids taking part in this.

[@bigtractorpower]

It’s a great event. I am glad many Kentucky counties do this.

[@centralkyfarmer2544]

@@bigtractorpower My son will be a freshman next year here in Madison county so hopefully they do the same thing. I’m going to get more information about it before then.

[@eric01406]

This is seriously one of the coolest things I've ever seen! And what a high turnout! I don't know if my area does this, but they definitely should! My favorite tractor is the John Deere 9RX 640.

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

Cool video. It is nice to see the young kids involved in the FFA. We did not have FFA at our school. I like all of the older tractors.

[@manolay7824]

I wish my school did this. Probably take the IH 674. Been watching your videos in class when I’m bored and done work. Love em 👊🏻

[@timmagnant9674]

they were all nice tractors from modern to the classics awesome !

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a good showing for sure.

[@scottpykare801]

Wow Jason, this is great to see. Those JD 4440's always catch my eye!!! GO BTP 💪

[@bigtractorpower]

One of the all time great tractors. It was neat to see two 4440s on the parade.

[@MrScooter1287]

I’m glad I’m not alone in this. My grandfather had a 4440 and a 4850 when I was a kid on his farm. His farm generated my love for it and those machines to this day 30 years later.

[@dennislamers986]

They do that by us too. The one kid went through the Dairy Queen drive through with a J.D. 9 series with duals. Tight sgeeze

[@edwinyoder06]

Awesome video Mr Jason! As a Todd County born and raised farm boy it was extra special. Thanks so much.

[@SimonKL11]

That was a very nice event, thank you for sharing Jason!👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching Simon. It was a fun event to film.

[@johnaddison7201]

I graduated from Todd Central in ‘89. I drove the family’s 1982 John Deere 4440 with the quad shift all 4 years. It was definitely my favorite day of the year. It was the only day the cool girls wanted to ride with me. I no longer live in Ky and am now a “city slicker”. Still get excited about tractors. I’m impressed to hear that Mr. Garnett supported this event! I got to meet him several years ago and learn some things from him. I’m grateful for him taking the time to educate me that day.

[@bigtractorpower]

John thank you for sharing. The 4440 is one of the all time greats. Glad you got to take part in this drive.

[@Ticky66MN]

What a great event. They do that at our local HS too. Great FFA program. All time favorite will aways be the JD 4440. Just listen to the startup on them. What a great group of respectful kids there too. Thank you.

[@mrourcanada8964]

That’s definitely one of those high school highlights. I don’t ever forget. Thanks for posting it. That was awesome to see.

[@brentharrington9235]

Repping the 1086! There's a man of culture!

[@kirklothert3435]

This is so cool. I was in FFA when I was in high school but never got to do this. We all need farmers today & into the future

[@bigtractorpower]

It is a great event. I wish I could have taken part in one in high school.

[@robertfrye3651]

Great bunch of young men! Nice tractors too. I'm partial to the Ford New Holland's myself.

[@markreetz1001]

young women too. I'm sure I saw at least one young lady on wheels.

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a good event. I was glad there were some Fords and New Hollands in the line up.

[@bradolsen8629]

These kids are the future. I hope they will make farming a career choice. I bet a lot of them will. I have known a lot of farmers in my own life but I have no regrets. I hope they feel the same way.

[@sureshots8155]

You have to have a college degree to farm now. So that detours a lot of people. It’s not like the old days just a couple generations ago.

[@CloudBlorb]

@@sureshots8155 I mean look how technologically uped farming is now some people have autonomous systems integrated. Solar power vertical farms that use different kinds of led lights to produce different greens you really need to be educated to do that now

[@user-hv6wb5gk8p]

@@CloudBlorb I'm a farmer. Vertical farms are overhyped. Once you consider that you need a building, tons of energy and a lot of manpower the costs are simply prohibitive when compared to just growing stuff in dirt and the environmental impacts are pretty massive. The efficiency gains from controlling environmental factors just doesn't offset the issues unless you're living in rich, small, urban, densely populated and food insecure country. That really narrows it down to a few countries. Only exception are high value crops like cannabis where the quality gains allow for sufficient upcharges to offset the costs. Wether or not you personally think that should be legally available is a whole new topic. It's classic greenwashing. A better alternative is high precision agriculture. The machines that are currently in development are insane. You've machines to place granules of fertilizer right under the seeds, sprayers that can identify and target individual pests, drones that can scan your fields for signs of patches with nutrient deficiencies and GPS tracking for precise application. Change in any industry is expensive though so the gradual improvements just aren't as visible as a proposed paradigm shift.

[@CloudBlorb]

@@user-hv6wb5gk8p that's interesting will we actually be able to make more food with less space taken up in the future? With how limited actually farming grounds are and shrinking they gotta have something in the works

[@milolouis]

You Yanks really do love thos enormous John Deeres. So many QuadTracks!

[@joegotz1971]

Thank the Lord we still have kids interesting in farming. And notice all of these kids are polite and say “Yes Sir!” FJB! FBG!

[@waltmoore3095]

I was in FFA back in the 60's, we didn't have drive your tractor to school day. By the way I had a AC WD 45, wide front!

[@lRainZz]

Really Impressive to see all this giant machinery, but the well maintained classics are just lovely to watch!

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a nice mix. Always great to see well cared for classics still hard at work in the field.

[@BasedBidoof]

seeing all these tractors go around makes me want to watch a tractor race. It's awesome that kids are able to do this, I just wish there were more

[@steelwitness]

I went to school in Bedford County Tennessee and we had a drive your tractor to school day as well. I always assumed we were the only school doing it. its a 40 year tradition. although when i was in school no one drove new tractors. there were people driving steam powered Cases to school.

[@carsondaly1521]

This is one of the FFA traditions that I wish our chapter would have done but most of us who could participate were about 20 miles from town. Along with that our high school was only 94 students.

[@slycarlo8747]

Whoever brought out the 8RX was flexin

[@existent456]

hahahahahhaha that 9RX was one of my favorites of the lineup, then the interview capped it off, awesome stuff

[@markrittgers7353]

This is so cool! I wish we could have had something like this in IOWA when I was growing up. 9RX is hard to beat!

[@steventrojanowski3595]

I love it, farmers make the world go round

[@beamboy07]

i love the diversity of the tractors

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a good mix of new and classic with JD, Case IH, New Holland and AGCO

[@beamboy07]

@@bigtractorpower yeah , people from all backgrounds and wealth united

[@brucedocsmith2837]

Very cool!! I’m gonna have to spend some time watching your videos. I was led here after a google search. I’m in central California & just wanted to catch up on some farming & tractors. It’s been several yrs, miss it. I was watching videos from this years farm show in Tulare, my hometown. I saw a beast, 4 track Case 600+hp & just wondered what kind of crops require such a massive tractor & the search that sent me here I saw 3 of them plowing up some dry ground easily at speed. Very impressive. As I said it’s been many yrs so the advances are mind-boggling, much to learn. It’s been all around me my entire life, I’m 65 so was at our 1st farm show. It’s kinda grown too, lol. Oddly my actual experience with farm machinery is different than y’all might expect. I’m a retired MICParamedic & tried to explain to my friends in the city how this was a big part of my job. It is very unforgiving equipment if your not careful, to say the least. I’ve lost many friends & “Seen it all”. Fascinating stuff. Gonna enjoy catching up. Y’all keep your head on a swivel, respect the power, things happen very fast!! In fact I wanna add Please learn CPR, it works BUT must begin within 5 minutes b4 brain cells begin dying. You will NOT get an Ambulance in FIVE minutes, not even with me driving, lol. God Bless…

[@brucedocsmith2837]

btw My Grandpa brought one of the 1st cotton pickers to our area, it picked one row if remember right, lol. Maybe 2 rows, still….

[@vanstractors]

Thank You for spotlight on the FFA.As a lifetime member they are a great group.Many large CEO,S are former FFA students !Wonderful to see their respectful interview that comes from being farm raised and the FFA !Loved the ole 1086 .Thanks Again !

[@patrickrichardson3165]

Great video. Logan County High School had a good turn out. Had a X9 setup with the group.

[@user-kn3cy1oz9x]

Very cool. The 1086 and the Magnum are my favorites because my Dad owned those in Vermont. I drove a Zetor tractor to high school one time in the Netherlands.

[@BCVS777]

When I was in FFA 45 years a ago we only drove the tractor to school when the snow was too deep to go otherwise!😂

[@1Corinthians151-4]

that international harvester.... looked so nice!

[@alexmiller5302]

Yessss...!! 😊 I'm gonna be 35 yr old this year and back in 2006 and 2007 for 2 yrs I had the honor and privilege of driving my tractor to school for drive your tractor to school day I'm a proud BIG RED POWER FAN for CASE IH - INTERNATIONAL My personal tractor was a 1941 FARMALL M Tri sickle front end In this video my personal choice would have been the beautiful little 1950s FARMALL CUB... But ALLLLLL of the BIG RED TRACTORS we're my favorite and chosen ones I'm also a BLUE POWER TRACTOR Fan as me and my parents 💙 have a 1720 3 cylinder Diesel 4wd NEW HOLLAND tractor with a nice front end loader on it... But at the End of the day... Like I've always said : IF IT AIN'T RED LEAVE IT IN THE SHED But these days I'm not as brand loyal as I used to be I just took my 2 kids ages 6 and 5 to the National Farm Mechienery Show this year for there first time and we all walked around saw everything we could and I bought us tickets and we watched 👀 the tractor pulls... BIG RED POWER... WOOPED ASS in the light Pro Stock Diesel class and the Alcohol Class and then in the final class the 10,200 lb Super Stock Diesel class John Deere won the day 😊 But I have to highlight my personal favorite tractor that was there In the 10,200 lb Super Stock class It was a SASSY MASSY FERGUSON ROCK N A V8...!! She was a Red Hot 🥵 Sexy 2805 woooooo weeeeee should have heard that lope before she got wound up and them Turbo lite Yeee yee yee live action 🤣😂🤣😂 But there were too many John Deeres that put down a good run and ol Sassy Massy got pushed back from 1st place to 4th place and left and had to go home Which really bummed me out but anyways I'm just tickled I get to show my 2 baby biscuits and share with them everything I know and have seen I was a FFA Member back when I was in school 🙏😎👍✝️🇺🇲st

[@zacharyjohnson7944]

As a Kentuckian myself, I can confirm tractors on the road are a regular occurrence. Not those huge JD’s, but the others for sure.

[@SteamPilot29]

Awesome event. Loved the boxcar Magnum! Thanks for another great video!

[@bigtractorpower]

The 7120 is a great tractor.

[@alanlauder1476]

I'm 64, and outrageously jealous!

[@mar56cos]

When people ask how where is learned to back up a trailer. Me: easy, i grew up driving tractors and backing up trailers/implements was part of the job. This so awesome! Brings back so many good memories.

[@dschefers9700]

The tractor day at are local school is always a fun morning. I try to set time aside to watch. Kids have a ton of fun. School ropes off the parking lot for safety and the usually have a water balloon fight as part of the event.

[@frederickburns1739]

A few months ago I saw a video of the two major players in the quadtrack tractors in a tug of war contest. And I was shocked that CASE drug the JOHN DEERE around that lot like a toy!!!

[@irateamatsu]

That 9520R is an absolute monster

[@bigtractorpower]

Very nice tractor for sure.

[@justafoxxx]

I am in FFA here aswell so i did what I had to do and what I really wanted to do my whole life Bring the ol JD 8960

[@bigtractorpower]

The 8960 is a cool tractor. 👍👍

[@Mark-vc7rm]

This is one of your best videos yet.

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@2020Tundra]

Would love to have that Case IH 7120. We have a 7130, but the 7120 has dual PTO’s (540 and 1000) which comes in handy for various implements.

[@randaloopy]

All right, super cool! I'm an IH fan especially the black stripe versions.

[@bigtractorpower]

The 76 models are some of my favorites too.

[@stoamnyfarms]

I bet the local insurance companies had a heap of inquires right before that lol

[@dwaynejohnson6277]

Thats cool! At my highschool we'd always get about 30 motorcycles but in the winter about 10 snowmobiles. Never any tractors although we had lots of farm kids.

[@wallyjaquith2158]

Very Nice. All the John Deere. Surprisingly no 4020's. O well maybe next year. Wally From Jefferson County in Southern Wisconsin.

[@bigtractorpower]

There was a 4020 in the parade. Thank you for watching.

[@deadchadron0793]

Happy to see tractors I help build on the road promote farming (cab line at john deere)

[@bigtractorpower]

That is neat to know. Thank you for watching. The 8R/9R tractors have nice cabs. Where are the cabs built? Waterloo?

[@deadchadron0793]

@bigtractorpower yes 7r 8r 9r sprayer and spreaders cabs are built in waterloo

[@londondidnot5411]

The 4450 is my favorite one. I love that old like of it

[@bigtractorpower]

Great tractor 👍👍

[@daltonkranz7593]

I graduated todd county 2 years ago and senior year I drove a new holland tv140 bidirectional. Probably the first tractor to drive backwards in the tractor day

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool. I am a TV fan. I will have a video in May featuring a TV140 mowing hay with two haybines. Very cool tractors. Good to know one is in Todd County. What do you use your TV140 to do?

[@daltonkranz7593]

@bigtractorpower well I actually have 3 bidirectional tractors versatile 276, ford 9030 and the tv140, bought all three new and used to load logs all their life