Waterloo Boy Start & Drive - Little Log House - Pioneer Power Show 2018 - Hastings, MN

[@TomLincolnPhoebe]

This may be the model I saw with a bulldozer blade attached, clearing a lot in the late 1970's in Blacksburg VA. It was the oldest Deere I'd ever seen, with a very slow turning-engine and open flywheel.

[@realmccoy9597]

That old girl is awesome!

[@Cougracer67]

It took some doing to get it started, but I bet it took as long or longer to harness a team of horses! And then the tractor could run non-stop from dawn to dark if need, whereas the horses had to regularly stop and rest.

[@wildman510]

Are we gonna ignore the deer just chillin

[@elonmust7470]

yes

[@MrBigrobmjca3]

@@elonmust7470no

[@austinkamm5317]

Reminds me of my 37 B

[@tristanmathesonsinventory2443]

1919? (The tractor)

[@graywolfalphaone]

A nearly 100 year old machine that still works... I wonder if I can buy any tractor or car that will still be able to function 200 years from now...

[@wolfietigerstripes3248]

Im hoping this is a typo because id say its more 100 years old than 200. John deere didnt even make his first plow 200 years ago.

[@graywolfalphaone]

@@wolfietigerstripes3248 it was. And to be fair if it was an original production run it could be 105.

[@edward002gaming]

Cars aren't even manufactured before 1908 the first car that was invented wasn't even in production

[@SHANECatLoveActivistHistorian]

otherwise known as the arm grabber 3000 model

[@petrasmarkevicius1457]

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