International Harvester 4366 4wd Tractor Fall Tillage

[@ScottPykare]

It's great to see these classics still hard at work!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@charlietanner6211]

love seeing old iron still going bet this new stuff wont be around that long

[@tractorchasers]

Agreed! 50years is going to be really tough to beat!

[@tfs4499]

A friend of mine dad had two of these tractors; they were monstrous work horses back in the 70’s! Very cool video!

[@tractorchasers]

That would have been cool to see two working together!

[@bobwitt3148]

They don’t make tractors that last like those anymore!!👍👍

[@HFarms1955]

I have a neighbor 10 miles down the road from me, same tractor. Been sitting under a tree for 26 years now. He won't sell it to me!!! 80 years young this gent is, days he's gonna work it again!!!! I've tried for 15 years to buy it at way above what it's worth!!! I love these ole beasts!!! Got a 1586 that's my big dog now, but man I wish the ole fella would sell me that thing!!!!!

[@Blackwellll3066]

Pretty cool setup for sure

[@King_Randy]

That’s a really cool find!

[@tractorchasers]

Thanks! It was totally luck too. I was on my way home from other filming.

[@1300gprr]

We have a 4366 on our farm for primary tillage as well...we pull a 15' wide - 13 shank chisel plow, 24' wide IH field cultivator and crumbler and a 22' IH disc with crumbler

[@RickPerry4960]

Bet that operator has a mouthful of dust… oh I do love the sound of the straight pipe. Great video

[@craigsibley8161]

Excellent find TC love it 👍👍👍 Go International 💪💪💪 Me and that tractor are the same age... It's aged better 😀

[@dieselmech7227]

We have a 4568 and a 4586, still doing tillage 40 years later 👍

[@tractorchasers]

Awesome! Where do you farm?

[@dieselmech7227]

@@tractorchasers Southern Alberta Canada

[@danielbuchanan3593]

18 foot disc a little small but love the old tractors

[@thurstonvanhowell2974]

no laptop required!

[@jdman6410]

We have a 4366 that we call “Big Red”.

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

unfortunetly for the family farmer these big tractors have to last 50 years for them to be financially feasable, so little money in farming , and with regular maintainence they should last that long !!!