IH 5488 Subsoiling

[@interman7715]

God that 400 series engine sounds good,beautiful tractor,I wish you could still buy good solid tractors like that now.

[@Sjanzo]

IH had the Magnum powershift ready at the time of the takeover by Case. Case had just developed the CTA8.3 engine with Cummins. They combined the best of both in the Magnum.

[@blackrim01]

we cultivate w/ our 2wd 5488 dually, pulls the cultivator like a hot knife thru butter, theres so much spare power!

[@mark_osborne]

Love the sound of that 466

[@matthuggybear]

Your IH r totally different from our models in europe Gr8 video and i hope ur harvest is a good 1.

[@Sjanzo]

24 inch is 60 cm... I rip with a 5245 Zetor and 3 shank ripper at 50 cm with ease. When going deeper, I'm loosing traction right before the dirt hits the frame rails on the better spots. In the worse spots, with iron ore in it, it works hard at 70 cm. That 180 hp tractor, on our soil, needs a 9 shank ripper to make those horses running.

[@Farmall806master]

Love that tractor been trying to buy one can't seem to find them here in Kentucky

[@dalekrueger]

i always felt if IH had built these 10 years sooner , they still might be in the tractor business

[@3cx71]

sweet ih engine tune nice tractor you got there good vid.

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

I'm new to farming,I'v inherited a 20 acre pasture that has'nt been touched for 25 years do I sobsoil first thn plow,disc, and I forget the name of that last thing after discing,anyway what order do I proceed to replant a grass timothy grass mix,and should I turn the lime under? any positive help would be appreciated!!!

[@LynnFarms]

We live in Casey County about 3 1/2 hours south of Louisville

[@Sjanzo]

Why would it be struggling with 5 legs at just over a foot of working depth ? My 50hp tractor is struggling with a heavy 11 tine cultivator at 1 foot depth ! Which is still child's play for this IH

[@davidchevysucks]

nice. shes beautiful

[@ihbowen]

Larue County, 1 hour South of Louisville

[@Patriciajeanspringer]

@davetileguy Of course not! You work with what you have! Get you some cows on there and graze them intensively and follow them with pastured chickens. Forget the pig iron and diesel fumes.

[@6030jd5488ih]

Sweet i would really like to get one of those

[@ElvicFarms]

shit thats pretty bad ass

[@bofts]

nice

[@LynnFarms]

What part of the ky state do you live in

[@karenstipp4305]

I own one just like that one but mine is 2wd that dt 466 is a bullet-proof engine stipp farms lll