Philip & Patricia Myer Retirement Auction

[@larrywatson2109]

I plowed cotton on my grandfather's farm near Lubbock, TX. with 1086, loved it. Had a TA. It was great. I was an IH salesman in Atlanta TX. after I graduated from college in 1981, it was a sad day when Tenneco bought them out.

[@larrywatson2109]

Your right. I hated seeing all those plants close, it's still not IH. I call them Case IH. Most people call them just Case. I wonder how many Case parts were used on Case IH tractors?

[@johnnycampbell2719]

Deff like this 986, best of luck bidding Farmall! This guy took good care of his equipment, everything there looks nice!

[@charlesrohlena6208]

I had a 1086 that dad bought new. Great tractor! The cab actually sits forward in front of the axle, better ride. Thats what makes the hood short, the advanced cab. 😄. Dont be affraid of the TA theyre easy. Great show, thanks !

[@FarmallFanatic]

I'm definitely not against buying an 86 series.

[@LauraBruno33]

Wasn't notified. Pretty nice equipment he has. Seems like a nice man. Good luck with the auction.

[@larrywatson2109]

Just what I thought, my Case IH MX110 has some carry over parts from the 86 Series tractors. The lift system has some of the same identical parts, and stamped IH

[@fordenginebuildersv8power184]

Great preview!

[@Husker3435]

Like you said, depends on the bidding, could wind up being a deal if the money is right💥

[@carrollcountyfarmer2871]

My dad has a 1086 he bought new still have it won’t go anywhere it’s a 81 quick way to look for later one such as 81s look at the rear axle housing the late ones are smooth the earlier ones have notches for rear fenders. Also the exhaust is bigger and on the left side by the oil pan there another hydraulic screw on filter. Can’t go by the paint and tri strip decals because we also had a 79 1486 we had painted as a 81 because we liked the looks of the tri strip decals and the front side panels red instead of white lol

[@carrollcountyfarmer2871]

I could be wrong but I also believe the 1980 had the branding iron on it maybe the later 79s did too I’m not sure on that

[@blessedandhappy3921]

FF my friend, you appear to be a down to earth hard working man. If that tractor is what you have been searching for BUY IT! We ain’t getting any younger. Unless it’s got some major issues you will never lose money on it. Same tractor will appreciate 10% by this time next year. Good luck to ya.

[@FarmallFanatic]

That's true.

[@dehavenfamilyfarm]

Very well taken care of line of equipment!

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah it was mint

[@Jason1Pa]

Looks like some decent stuff.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Is very nice

[@bobpaterson1845]

Excellent auction preview 💪 that equipment was in immaculate field ready condition 👌 good luck on the bidding Red Power 💥👍

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah he took care of his stuff

[@terrybrown8292]

I run one of the 986 n I love it only n the summer time helpn out 😊

[@mikeroot7897]

The TA lever has a spring on it that that is broke I would say I have a 886 and I had too replace it.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I'd rather replace the spring

[@AndrewHCann]

Excellent video Gino :) yes I know my like 1968 International 624 A better over 1978 International 724 B loader tractor because T/A was hard clutch lots and 624 A did have it ! I know had hard time get parts at International in 1990's when get tractors and combine fix up he go to old International dealership over Case ones! Even I know myself too get for them to but John Deere Dealership near homestead no problem even looking for John Deere tractor A old or new too ! But I know lots farmers in my area love John Deere plus New International in Maximum one too big hp too!

[@tbishop6726]

On an 86; series that is actually the newer factory style steps. Those center weights are the factory flame cut steel weights from the time there was a strike at the casting factory.....

[@gilreynolds9282]

Nice looking equipment. I hope he gets a fair buck.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I'll upload the results tomorrow night

[@tbishop6726]

Those wheel centers are most likely replaced with different ones because they have the clamp on dual rings. Those clamp centers weren't strong enough for that. Wedge locks were ok in that situation but axle mount were best.

[@jvin248]

When you're eyeing that kick baler ... we found they tended to bend the bales all up for a less than retail appearance. We'd either trail a wagon or drop and pickup. That was when I was a kid. Since then I've seen the various accumulators, grapple loaders, true 'pick up' wagons and those new holland auto-stacker trucks. That would have changed haying in the ninety-five degree heat.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I remember putting up sixteen wagons in one single day

[@danielakin7638]

That IH 986 is rough I would say $6500 would be the ceiling for bid

[@jonathantibbetts9382]

Small front weights are flame cut from plate steel that was a Harvester big idea in the 70’s. Were not popular.

[@FarmallFanatic]

They are cheap and ugly

[@david-michael.1720]

he has all nice stuff!

[@nathanalmond8280]

The serial number tag is down on right hand side of the rear end next to the hydraulic filter on the 86 series. That's the rops serial number. Not fancy but she ran good. Good luck at the auction. Thanks for sharing the video. I enjoy your videos.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah I realized that after I shut the camera off

[@FarmallFanatic]

Plus it has a turbo

[@nathanalmond8280]

@@FarmallFanatic a true black stripe 66 series is there also instead of on the left side of the bell housing. Good luck.

[@challengerhitchman]

Careful on those U-bolt clamp rear wheels. We has terrible fits keeping them tight on our 966. Finally switched to wedge locks.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I know someone else that did too

[@challengerhitchman]

@@FarmallFanatic we watched them pretty close, our neighbor replaced the cast wheels once if not twice. I saw him keep a wrench in the tractor plowing to keep tighten the bolts through out the day.

[@FarmallFanatic]

What a pain

[@donvoll2580]

Good day FF Boy that Horst wagon is from about 25 mile from here. They probably make th best & heaviest wagon around up here from Elmira. Thanks

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah it's a good one

[@markdanielczyk944]

Good luck tomorrow, a 1086 is on my future must have list!

[@FarmallFanatic]

I have one in my radar

[@markdanielczyk944]

@@FarmallFanatic Nice!

[@benweber9185]

I wouldn't say a lot but ive seen a few 66 and 86 series tractors with 706 and such centers on the rear. The wedge type centers of the 66 and 86 series would wobble out of not tightened correctly and that's when the clamp on hub saved the day for the ole farmer

[@FarmallFanatic]

Definitely

[@larryjohnson6398]

Nice iron looks good hope things do not go to high.👍

[@FarmallFanatic]

You will find out saturday night

[@redcossack245]

Nice stuff!!!

[@floydblack3038]

I'm from a town called warren in pennsylvainia. I know of kafferlins. Been around union city a lot.

[@Brian.N]

I have a camp in Sheffield pa,out by 3 crows lodge.

[@floydblack3038]

@@Brian.N I know of that area. My brother camped in Kelletvil. I lived in a town called Sugar Grove. I know Sheffield well. Had friends there once.

[@randyvilleneuve4907]

I have an 886 with the D360 which I rebuilt. That is a great engine. That engine has the water filter which is good which helps reduce cylinder liner corrosion. I could not tell but where are the doors, side and rear windows or is it not an enclosed cab? I installed the chrome shifters from Hi capacity for mine when they just came out and did not really help much as they are still in the way getting in and out. You can get new dash decals which I just bought for mine and other trim pieces if you want to dress it up. I expect that tractor will bring over 10k.

[@FarmallFanatic]

So your eight eighty six is basically a seven sixty six. I'm gonna upload the results tomorrow afternoon

[@randyvilleneuve4907]

@@FarmallFanatic Mine is an early 886 S/N 10811 which is a 1977 year which came with the D360. It was rebuilt in the early 1980's then I rebuilt it in 2014 due to a Antifreeze leak through one cylinder liner o-ring grooves as a result of cavitation corrosion. It has full cab, A/C. Its a big tractor but easy to drive.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Great engine

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Gino looks like they have some nice equipment. The 986 with the ta wired makes me think repair work. He said he just wired to hold in high but overall I think not going to bring much I'm thinking 4000 to 6000. Will see have a great evening

[@FarmallFanatic]

I'll upload the results tomorrow night

[@jamesmorrison1884]

@@FarmallFanatic okay thanks have a good night.

[@dreamfarmer6413]

I’ve been watching your channel for awhile now. I sure would like to see you get that 986. Wish I had the money to help you buy it.

[@FarmallFanatic]

It's not really about buying it as much as it is about buying it correctly

[@williamspates1015]

That's a light 38" center mostly found on 7-- series.

[@Mad_Farmer912]

I'll have to look at my centers. I think someone swapped them when they sold the tractor. One has 806 wrote on it and the tires were 34s when I got it. I think they wanted to keep the wheels for something else. I got step up rims to put 38s on it.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Amazing how that happens

[@DAVIDZ-vk4yv]

just had a 986 in wisconsin sell the tires were junk T A out on low side it brought $9200

[@FarmallFanatic]

Unbelievable

[@kentwood6099]

I Is it a 9 or 1086? The owner said he put a new turbo on it and it has 150 HP. 9's didn't have turbos. The clutch is hydraulic thats why it feels soft. Kent from PEI

[@Mad_Farmer912]

I have a 986 that a turbo was added before I got it. It depends on the motor and if fuel pump is turned up. A stock 986 is a non turbo 436 at 90 hp. A 1086 is a turboed 414 at 103 hp A 1486 is a turboed 436 at 130 hp. I do know if it's had a turbo added they better have also updated the clutch to the 14 inch one found in the 1486.

[@FarmallFanatic]

You can put a terrible on anything

[@ihus9950]

Good luck, its to bad you couldn't find yourself a decent 1066, be all you would need👍🏻

[@FarmallFanatic]

Not easy to find around here and when you do they are beat to piss.

[@ihus9950]

@@FarmallFanatic That sucks, well good luck at the auction 👍🏻

[@FarmallFanatic]

Well I can always buy yours

[@ihus9950]

@@FarmallFanatic lol

[@johngourley741]

Whoever buys the IH 986 should buy the 5 bottom plows too. HINT HINT. That is one awesome set of plows and could be the Best Buy of the sale. I am guessing south of $1500.

[@FarmallFanatic]

You will find out saturday night

[@tveduk8r]

Thanks for the preview and thank you you including the information on where the sale is and when. Best of luck on the stuff you want to buy. What was the end result on the 504 last week? Did you get her?

[@FarmallFanatic]

No it didn't meet reserve

[@AJmx2702001]

Chevrolet Bison is a definite collector's item on the trucking world. I wasn't feeling it on the 986. Especially one that looks like it got an olive oil bath

[@FarmallFanatic]

Even though it has a turbo

[@AJmx2702001]

@@FarmallFanatic So it was turbo then i couldn't tell lol. But with that its worth 8500 max then to me. And it did have ISO conversion to hydraulic remotes . I would ask if Pto had been rebuilt at any time and was it beefed up in the clutch bands ??

[@dankreoger611]

Musta did a lot of road driving, all them tractors need rubber.

[@AldenHayFarmer]

That looks like an 06 Series big hole wheel on the right side, the 806 I'm working on is setup the same way. Must have needed a wheel and that was the cheapest.

[@FarmallFanatic]

That I don't doubt rob Peter to pay Paul

[@gavinahlbrecht1487]

I'd say it's a 76' or 77' model. The later models had the digital tach I believe with the 78' models. What's the deal with all the primer all over and the mismatched hubs on the rear? Sorry, I'm a little choosy. 6.5K is more than I would spend. I know you got the fever, we all get it. Find a nicer one and spend the money for it. It's not my money though.

[@neilkratzer3182]

78 didn't have the digital dash unless it was the really late. My dad bought 2 886 one in 77 with the 360 engine and the 78 had the 358 engine. The dashes were the same.

[@gavinahlbrecht1487]

Also, the hub on the right side is from a Farmall 706.

[@allanperry6507]

Where's the doors for the cab 🤔 ?. Smiles 😃 from Canada 🇨🇦

[@jeffrankin967]

He probably got pissed off at those worthless doors opening backwards and threw them away.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Jeffrey quit it

[@jeffrankin967]

@@FarmallFanatic 😂

[@epicnessallaround5024]

Is TA Same a multipower or are they and what's the difference

[@FarmallFanatic]

Torque amplifier just drops you down a half a gear

[@epicnessallaround5024]

@@FarmallFanatic oh okay

[@nealturner7463]

That 986 looks like it had been rode hard and put away wet too many times. If You think Your going to get it cheap, remember the 886 in eastern Ohio that brought 15000. and it wasn't pretty, but it was one of those retirement auctions.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I walk away..I go to a number of auctions, . I don't have to pay stupid prices.

[@blessedandhappy3921]

Does anyone know what the plastic sprayer tank mounted on the John Deere 348 baler was used for?

[@nealturner7463]

Acid for baling higher moisture hay.

[@blessedandhappy3921]

@@nealturner7463 thank you

[@chipps1066]

neither rear hubs are correct for an 86 series.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Makes you wonder how that happened

[@b.g56.66]

@@FarmallFanatic probably pulling that plow. That's one bottom more than ideal in my opinion for that sized tractor especially a White plow they are heavy

[@fruitfarmfords8243]

The old timer said just why I sold my deeres.. they are great, but when they break, get your wallet. Also, in my experience, its often that no one can even figure out or fix the problem without throwing parts at it till it works. My blue stuff isn't as polished, but I can fix most any issue myself.

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yep at an affordable price

[@aaronschinlaub9704]

986 only came with about 117 horsepower unless she's cranked up a little bit

[@FarmallFanatic]

He put a turbo on it

[@mikeroot7897]

That could be why it is wired up

[@williamsnipes7608]

They built the 986 from 1976 to 1981. I wouldn't give over $8,000.00 or $9,000.00 for it. The 2388 will go for $25,000.00 to $35,000.00. They started building them in 1998.

[@FarmallFanatic]

I'm with you

[@williamsnipes7608]

@@FarmallFanatic I might be light on the 2388.

[@oldguy70]

According to Tractor Data it is a 1978

[@FarmallFanatic]

Thank you

[@bettyswain5100]

966 ih. 1206 we had them center hubs

[@woodwelder]

I’d be a bit weary .. it’s got a miss matched rear wheel centre’s … ? The remotes aren’t original ..? A bits a !

[@FarmallFanatic]

My bid will reflect all that

[@turbo5488]

Why did John deer on their new tractor? Where's the frame on those new tractors where's the frame on all the rest of the brands of tractors they have framed on them except John deer and the rubber tracked tractor split in half because of no frame

[@farmallmike3095]

Everything looks good except the 986 , doesn’t look good to me!

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah

[@johnziegler3695]

All the things painted wrong makes it look bad

[@GrantMcIntosh]

Spend some money 💰 ❤

[@turbo5488]

And to you guys who drive John deer, if it isn't red, leave in the shed

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[@Flexiboom]

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[@FarmallFanatic]

Ok

[@donvoll2580]

Good day Got a message to text u. Scam thanks

[@FarmallFanatic]

Yeah those are going all over youtube

[@jeffrankin967]

T-A wasn't meant to be used... Just decoration. At least he realized it was junk.

[@FarmallFanatic]

What tractors do you have

[@jeffrankin967]

@@FarmallFanatic None now. I'm retired. Farmed most of my life with Deere. Did have an old 1206 that I kinda liked though.

[@ihus9950]

Good luck, to bad he didn't have a decent 1066 for you, be all you would need👍🏻