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theres no doubt IH made the best tillage equipmment of all the manufactureres combined

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Ryan , I always guessed you are north of the 401 around Guelph or Milton? that dirt looks pretty light esp when  that 200 didn't struggle to pull a 3 bottom 8C plow. I thought the land was heavier up there and hard esp this year

 Anyhow that was a fantastic video and thanks for making and posting it! love it 😎

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10 hours ago, Hydro70 said:

theres no doubt IH made the best tillage equipmment of all the manufactureres combined

WRONG!! IH had some good products, but they were never known for plows, discs, or cultivators. Anyway I never heard about them. Oliver, Case and Melroe made some great plows. Crustbuster and Wilrich were some amazing discs and field cultivator. 
I have never seen a John Deere disc that you could get level. Only IH disc I was around was worn out. 

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48 minutes ago, Lazy WP said:

WRONG!! IH had some good products, but they were never known for plows, discs, or cultivators. Anyway I never heard about them. Oliver, Case and Melroe made some great plows. Crustbuster and Wilrich were some amazing discs and field cultivator. 
I have never seen a John Deere disc that you could get level. Only IH disc I was around was worn out. 

say what? Vibra shank? IH and White were the only decent mainline manufacturer's plow worth having. 

 try plowing down corn with most others of the IH era. finest plow of that era IMHO

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My late uncle who was pretty diehard green most of his adult life told me there was a LOT of green tractors pulling red plows. Seemed to think ih made a better plow from  that and a few other comments he made.

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17 hours ago, iowaboy1965 said:

My late uncle who was pretty diehard green most of his adult life told me there was a LOT of green tractors pulling red plows. Seemed to think ih made a better plow from  that and a few other comments he made.

Ruby Red ( Carl) says those red plows are pushing the green tractors🤣

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On 8/28/2022 at 12:48 PM, hillman said:

Ryan , I always guessed you are north of the 401 around Guelph or Milton? that dirt looks pretty light esp when  that 200 didn't struggle to pull a 3 bottom 8C plow. I thought the land was heavier up there and hard esp this year

 Anyhow that was a fantastic video and thanks for making and posting it! love it 😎

This was taken near Ayr - it was a friend of a friend’s land so I’m not all that familiar with it, but yes it worked up nice , none of the tractors were working very hard. That’s my buddy with the 200, he’s got 4 sets of wheel weights on her. Wasn’t sure how it was going to handle the 3 bottom but he discovered the one wheel / axle clamp on his 300 was cracked the morning of , so on went the weights and the 200 got er done !

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Anyone thats bashing International Harvester build tilliage and planting equipment has obviously never had anything to do with any of it. The plows never took a back seat from any competitor from the structural design, ease of adjustments and nothing in the time of the 720 design never come close to plowing down corn stalks, or any trash no matter which way you plowed, with the rows, cross way or what ever way you wanted to go, the tilliage equipment such as the 4 5 vibershank and later models were the toughest frame design of any cult, the most shank obstruction clearance and the best weed killer tilliage machine ever build, today a 50 year old 45 vibershank is still selling for 100s of dollars more than new. Same with seeding equipment take the old #10 seed drill up to the last harvester build 5400 drills, no competition could match them for hopper capacity, ease of adjustment, swing out fertilizer floor for easy clean out and more. I have assembled, delivered, owned and ran a lot of this equipment in the last 55 years.

 

 

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