Other neighbors had 806 and 856, some 4630 and 5020 Deeres, and we had a Ford 3000, a Deere 2840, and a MF 1155. My relatives had a Ford 5000 and an IH 1586. I even drove a 70 hp Allis. It was fun.
Hi Russ that's one very clean 1066 and it's always a pleasure to watch your videos because of the content that you put out and the footage that you have on the farm and my grandfather work horse was his 1967 international 806 it had 94 horse and I don't know what the PTO 70.5 at the drawbar and my grandfather and I like international tractor's and I think he had an F30 tractor narrow front end I never saw it but I've heard about it from my grandfather it's have a great day today my friend's 👍👍
I don’t know if you regularly watch my videos but we have a 5088 that was supposed to have transmission surgery in February. The mechanic keeps putting us off. The 88 series and Magnums are selling high right now.
Spent many hours on one of those doing just about everything. Had two of them, put 8 row 3 point planter on one and 8 row 3 point row cultivator on both. I agree that they were the best tractor ever made.
No I don't, unfortunately. One was a 1973 I think, it had a belly tank that held around 110 gallons. We had a heat houser and pulled a 4-18 IH 720 plow and a glenco 8 row cultivator. The other was a 1976 black stripe that we put a IH 500 air planter on and used an IH I think it was a 133 8 row culivator. Both cultivator were 3 point and folded from both sides.
@@Thomasfarmstn I graduated high school in 1975. Hard to believe it's been 45 years. Time flies. I prefer the white trimmed ones over the black stripe.
Nice 1066's both of them. My grandpa had International's . Dad had Massey Ferguson's. I got a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070, 2004 John Deere 5320, 1989 IMT 539. I would like to have a International and a Oliver maybe someday.
Come to think about it , I would also like to have a Allis Chambers and a Ford. I really appreciate all the old classic tractors. But I have had Massey Ferguson's running though my veins since I was a kid I had drove and worked so many of them. There's not many Oliver's around here either. From Kentucky .
