WHITE 4-225 Field Boss Tractor 

Hey root for the Hawks then!

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They build junk and smart people like yourself had to correct millions of dollars worth of research

That was more of cat 3208 problem? Weren't the most exciting motor

Very cool. Thank you for sharing.

Maybe just speaking for myself, but Id love to see some footage of it working also.

I would like to see the MM too. Spent a lot of time in a G1355 as a kid. Always liked the looks of the 1355.

Me too i remember that video also.

That is a G-1355. It will have its own video.

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Looks like a Dutra D4K, but extremly buffed. Buffed like a JoJo charachter.

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Thank you for watching.

4-270 next

Yes. I will have a video on the G-1355 out soon that is doing the dusking.

BTW Where is his farm?What good is it for a man to gain the whole world but lose his own soul.I am still amazed by the amount of money that is still out there in this country.

this would look ace beside his nasher & deere v8's eh 😊

I would like to own a 4-270 some day.

The silver paint stands out.

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Thank you for watching BTP. That is a good request. One of the farms I feel Matt still has their 1905 steam engine that they get out once each year in the fall and plow a little bit with.

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I remember them having a 4-270

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Thank you for watching. The 4-150 and 4-180 are two 4wds I hope to film someday.

@@bigtractorpower you’re welcome to come out and film mine, I live in Southern IN. You can check them out on my channel!

That is a G-1355. It will have its own video.

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The silver paint stands out.

Oliver's were better

Tractors jumped a bunch after 1982. A 4-180 was $44,000.

Thank you for watching. I enjoy watching your videos.

The Genesis and 2255 are good tractors. 😁👍

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Most of the 4- Whites I see have 3 point. Wheatland style is the minority. I did once see a 4-225 for sale on TractorHouse with no 3 point, wide swinging drawbar and 3 remotes

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They are there to compensate for the extra weight of the leveler on the back.

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2-135. 4- were articulated only.

Oh yes. It is a G-1355.

The 2-135 was a top seller for EFE. In this video that was a Minneapolis-Moline G-1355 in the field. I will have a separate video on that tractor.

The silver paint sure stands out.

It a well taken care of tractor.

WFE tractors are great to find. I am always on the look out to film them.

Very nice line up. I own a 4786. I know those 86 series controls and shifting well. 😁👍

Very cool. That was the first silver tractor built back in 1974.

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The 714 is a coulter chisel. When John Deere entered the minimum tillage market in 1975 they called their coulter chisel a Mulch Tiller. They still use that name today.

@@bigtractorpower ok thanks BTP

And the harvest boss combines

Bunkie Knudsen was in charge at White when the Boss name was added to everything. He came to White from Ford Motor where he used the Boss name on things such as the Boss 302 Mustang.

@@ThatOliverGuyChris thanks for the interesting fact!

@@ThatOliverGuyChris That's a very interesting fact Chris. Never knew this. As a Ford retiree I find this link between the two companies surprising. Thanks for the input.

My neighbor back in the 70’s was the first farm in town to use a semi truck to move grain. He had a new Road Boss and two IH loadstars keeping a John Deere 6600 rolling. There was the Road Boss Truck, Field Boss tractors from 70 to 270 hp, Harvest Boss Combines and Plant Boss corn planters.

I think if you look at the condition of the tractor it is more than evident the farm takes care of the equipment. It was pretty cold out there.

Tech has gone forward flying since development of diesel engines.

torque is key

@@a.sandrocagliostro2517 Torque is actually a pretty worthless measurement that is mostly used for sales comparisons, but I get what you mean. Big diesels in trucks, tractors, locomotives etc. have always been rated in horsepower at normal operating speed, because torque doesn't have a time factor built in to the measurement, so it doesn't tell us how much work is actually being done, or how much it can do in a specific amount of time. 225 hp doesn't sound like very much, especially with where car and pickup power ratings have gone, until you realize that it is being done at a very low engine speed. A 225 hp V8 pickup engine has to spin ~5000-6000 RPM to get that rating, almost 3 times as fast, and it won't live nearly as long doing it, especially if it were placed in a machine like this.

@@ChevyConQueso pulling a plough is more of a torque thing than a horsepower thing

Modern tractors are measured in ponies .😀

I believe one is for rear diff and other for PTO

For the PTO.

Very cool. I have a video on filming every tractor from the 8n to the worlds largest tractor. I like 8ns. What implements do you operate with your tractor?

@@bigtractorpower I use a 1 or 2 row bottom plow. And a 7 foot field disk. And a 6 foot bush hog. I've also. Had at one time a 12 foot grain drill. But I sold it. I've got a 2 row corn slash cotton planter not sure what kind it is. Then I got a few wagons that I pull. That's what I got.

Thank you for sharing that great history. I hope to film a 4-150 some time.

Safety chain for the hitch. Mostly for road travel.

Very nice. What color was your 80?

@@bigtractorpower wish it was green or yellow but it's silver. Did they make a red one too for cockshut? Is there getting to be a collector market for them?

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Yes a G-1355. It will have its own video.

It was a good crop.

I think most 3208s were in the 150 to 200 hp range in tractors and combines.

The 3208 stock was rated at 210 hp

We have the same plow, it’s the bolts moving against the standard frame mounts as the spring moves. It’s annoying. Only way to stop it is pour oil on them daily.