Machinery Tour! The Tractor Lineup!

It’s Time for a machinery tour at Saul's place. I am very excited to show you the line up that his family and himself have collected over the years. They have a mixed fleet including, old Farmalls, John Deeres, Minneapolis Molines and many more brands. Let us know which tractor you like the best down in the comments. Thank you for watching! We hope you enjoy the video!
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[@bobrat]

Lots of stories wrapped up in that Equipment 😊

[@tomvandenbergh4127]

Great to see ole Saul after a long winter! Thanks for the tour and hoping to see more of Saul this spring and summer!

[@troybankey1766]

Cool old barn

[@markellis6727]

Pretty good looking tractor's, of course I'm partial to the Red Paint

[@davidkimmel4216]

Thank You for the tour

[@franklackie2469]

Love old equipment I'm old too

[@AgWildNebraska]

Really like the barn with the elevator in it

[@hayfork100]

Enjoyed Saul's tour! He has a lot of classic tractors - and they run!!

[@graygildner3434]

Would enjoy seeing the old buildings.

[@FreeloaderFarms]

Great equipment he's got! I'd like to see the buildings, especially that barn.

[@vernonearl]

Of course we want to see the buildings! You still have snow there, here in downstate NY, 92 degrees April 14.

[@bapasrcadventures3619]

Yes to seeing and hearing more about the history of his farm. Love those oldies. Good old days.

[@Dextamartijn]

There's some cool equipment there. Thanks for sharing.

[@dsvidhill3409]

One thing I've always wanted was a 720 John Deere tractor. Have memories of riding on it with my grandpa on his farm in North Dakota. I wish my 560 round that good

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

I have a '65 Thunderbird just like that. I spend a lot of time at the tractor shows in the Summer. Thank you for the video tour of the classic equipment. Stay safe, and God bless.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

Lots of neat stuff out there the story about the semi VS combine.....😮

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@stanhensley3082]

Saul thanks for showing us your net worth in machinery.Some would say it's not much, others would say you are rich in memorys! I sure really liked the sound of that CAR!! Very fine video.Thanks😊

[@DonWelter]

Neat to see a living history of multiple generations!!!!

[@duaneschmitz2674]

Yes I would like to see old barns 👍

[@billyhenry3029]

Hey really enjoyed the video of the equipment that older stuff brought back a lot of memories some of that smaller equipment we used to work the whole farm with again thanks for the video

[@ThomasDrehfal]

Neat tour and thank you!

[@jamesmarsh4957]

love to see the buildings at Saul's place sometime , nice to see his old kit really interesting

[@calebmonroe7509]

Should get a barn tour sometime! Sad to see old barns sit empty but I can understand why many chose to not milk. Cool looking place!

[@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586]

Thanks for the tour. It is always interesting to see all of the equipment. Thanks to Saul for letting us see everything. Hope you have a really good Spring.

[@paulreis1648]

Always ready for a building tour . Thanks for this one

[@jvin248]

Those Fergusons were the source design for all the 3-point hitches used on all modern tractors. I grew up with a TO-35 (35hp). Your friend's tractor is likely a TO-20 as he mentioned but could be a TO-30 from the quick image overview. For a utility tractor all those Fergusons were hard to beat. Ours did backup hay baling when the Oliver 880 was down. The key to look for on the Fergusons and the later Fords of that era: live PTO. The TO35 was the first to get live-PTO which allowed things like letting the baler chew on a slug of hay. With out that feature the brush hog can drive the tractor through fences and into ditches (you can get an 'over running clutch' as a work around). Draft control on the hydraulics allowed weight transfer when plowing so you could plow more than the tractor size otherwise might lead you to believe. Our Ferguson was probably the hardest working tractor on the farm when I was a kid, I have that one plus two other TO35s (a problem when it doesn't take much to convert parts tractors into runners and save them from an ill fate).

[@dennislang4375]

Makes me smile at Saul's open air machine shed!

[@dennis82468]

I see that Saul is wearing some merch. Were can we buy some?

[@gbh559]

Love Saul's classic iron. My grandfather had a Ferguson TO 20. It was a good little tractor. He used it for gardening and some light duty bush hog work. It wasn't a power hound by any means, but, it served him well around his small place for many years.

[@glenschumannGlensWorkshop]

Glad to see the John Deeres. My Dad's 1959 730D pulled 4-16s mounted in heavy black ground and lighter soils for 10 years before sold on the farm auction.

[@PremierYachtFLL]

I always enjoy your videos because of how you guys take exceptional care of your equipment, buildings and land like I was taught. I can’t stand to see any equipment sitting out and barnyards in that condition.

[@ryguy57106]

560 diesel was our big tractor!! Duels and a cozy cab.

[@georgeleray5657]

Yes it would be nice to see the buildings being refurbished on sal's farm.

[@Blackwellll3066]

Really cool video always cool to see what others have on their farms

[@anthonyblalock1790]

Yes I want a hoodie

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Color Blind in a good way... Likes em all!!

[@Joey966]

I think it would be cool to see a tour of the buildings, a little history of them, and plans for the future. Nice equipment tour.

[@canvids1]

A great video nice to see the old farm equipment too. The old open deck combine well ! I would say I got to operate one back in late 1940's It was a old Massy and my Grandfather let me steer it for about 5 min's or so thrashing some grain I was about 9 or 10 years old, a big thrill for me. At that time on that farm many of the old Case run on steel wheels. Also they were still using horses as well. Time flys as they say.

[@ArmpitStudios]

Very cool stuff. I'd love to see the Minne-Mo picker in action. That's a treasure.

[@kmnmalaska]

Nice video. Would love to see what buildings Saul is working on, and the progress. As far as the equipment goes, I think he needs to call a scrap dealer. Purging is good for the soul!

[@toddvandyke1023]

Thank you Aaron and Saul for the great video tour of your machinery. How many acres is the family farm, Saul? Thanks and God bless

[@Snowtruckdriver]

Dad had a 40 tricycle style back in 1964 when he farmed out in Washington state. We also had a 60 and a 620 on propane. that year Also had a TD35 International crawler for our heavy tillage work.

[@teresadroessler9872]

Great video, love the old iron, they sell aftermarket electric starter kits for the 720

[@samkoeller9417]

Love the videos and keep up the great work with the videos. And Saul's tractor collection is awesome.

[@markgamble8377]

Equipment that still does the job.

[@samcross7869]

Great we video, love to c the tractor and machinery tours, I noticed have they no cows on that farm anymore ❤️🐄🚜

[@timrydman-mr5hp]

You need that 560. And you need a 720 or 730 gas or deisel. You and your dad could fix them up to use like the Oliver. Very nice video

[@johnhatt1219]

Yes

[@thetoyfarmer2366]

Bring back the Minneapolis moline picker

[@tomsteinke3912]

Nice to see some Prairie Gold

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Nicely Patinaed T Bird...

[@rodneybalog4605]

Nice old equipment you should always graze where you park stuff keeps the mice down and the wet grass rotting the equipment

[@Travis_Rivers]

Really saddens me not to see any cows in that barn . But sweet old iron

[@robertbeechy6475]

A nabeor had mm corn picker plcket my dad corn for many years thanks for sharing

[@joesteck6631]

Saul- That barn still has stalls for milk cows 🐄………. Also you said “the good kind of green “ no, that would be Oliver. Lol- imo.

[@adamkonopko3580]

👍

[@jerrytaylor1536]

Glad there is interest in the equipment but should really clean up alot

[@HowardFarms1]

Hey- is that a hammermill in front of the farmall C? Is it for sale? Looking for a hammermill for feed grinding. Way up here in Siberia (Iron Range Minnesota- Aurora)

[@mcleanfarmsryan3897]

Saul needs his own youtube channel so we can see more of them old beauts at work

[@zanethompson5529]

I had a 720 in northwest south Dakota it would start in -40 everyday

[@samkoeller9417]

# BRING THE MINNIE MOLINE CORN PICKER BACK TO LIFE.

[@dlzastera]

Hey Saul, some of George’s extra milk cows need a new home in your barn.

[@johnhatt1219]

Arron handclucth tractors range from the model A to the 830 tractors

[@johnhatt1219]

Saul u need to start milking cows

[@discoverybricks3694]

scrap metal is 200 dollars a ton.!

[@br927]

720 diesel was the most fuel efficient tractor at that time! the 720 is a modifyed G! I'm not a fan of the Dubuque tractors, M,MT, 40,ect! you didn't show me that old JD manure spreader down in the pasture lot! And you didn't show me the old JD baler in the shed next to the to30 tractor

[@danmcgowan8563]

Being a Oliver guy I disagree with the " Good Green" comment, I am not a fan of 2 cylinders. Lots of older equipment there especially the Oliver pipe plow.

[@ScottThomas-l3v]

Put equipment in shed. Hay outside

[@adeebnaber4369]

beware of junk sales man