Poll: Best model

Below is a list, I would like you to name the model that in your opinion was the best/longest lasting model of that brand. You can use mine as an example. I also made one you can copy and paste into your post.

Allis Chalmers:
IH/Farmall:
John Deere:
Ford:
Cockshutt:
Massey
White:
Case:
Oliver:
Gleaner:
Minneapolis Moline:

My answer:
Allis Chalmers: D17
IH/Farmall: 1466
John Deere: 60
Ford: 8N
Cockshutt: 50
Massey Ferguson: 135
White: 2-135
Case: 1070 Agri King
Oliver: Super 77 Diesel
Gleaner: G
 
Allis Chalmers: WC

IH/Farmall: H

John Deere: D

Ford: 8N

Cockshutt: 570

White: 2-155

Case: LA

Oliver: 70

How dare you forget the best brand!

Minneapolis Moline: U series
 
There's a lot I can think of but I'll just name what comes to mind.

AC-D17 Series IV
Ford-6600
IH-1066
JD-730
Case-830
MF-175
Oliver-70
MM-Z
Cockshutt-40,50?(none around here)
Gleaner-M3
 
Allis Chalmers: None
IH/Farmall: 800 series
John Deere: 4020
Ford: thousand series
Cockshutt: None
Massey To
White: Don't know em that well
Case: 70 series
Oliver: Thousand series
Gleaner: ????
Minneapolis Moline: Don't much care for MM's. Only experience is with the U which I hate.

On AC I only now the older ones, I think they are kinda crude compaired with say IH, JD or Ford.

Only Cockshutts I've seen have been at shows.

I've seen Whites around but know nothing of them

Thought Gleaner only made combines.

Rick
 
Models?: Paulina Porizkova would be a good one.

Allis Chalmers: D17
IH/Farmall: 600's (606, 656, 686 ect)
John Deere: NA
Ford: 3/4/5000-3/4/5600's
Cockshutt: 40/50's
Massey 135??
White: 2-105
Case: 970's but alot of 800's still ticking
Oliver: 770's & 1850 diesels
Gleaner: E
Minneapolis Moline: ??
 
(quoted from post at 09:17:19 08/09/11)

[color=green:ac97bb581e]On AC I only now the older ones, I think they are kinda crude compaired with say IH, JD or Ford.[/color:ac97bb581e]


[color=red:ac97bb581e]Thought Gleaner only made combines.
[/color:ac97bb581e]
Rick

[color=green:ac97bb581e]Never Seen a WD45?[/color:ac97bb581e]

[color=red:ac97bb581e]They do.[/color:ac97bb581e]
 
Allis Chalmers: WC
IH/Farmall: 1066
John Deere: 4020 (still like the 730 diesel though)
Ford: 8N
Cockshutt: never used one
Massey : 135
White: n/a
Case: any of the 70 series
Oliver: n/a
Gleaner: E
Minneapolis Moline: U (tough mothers)
 
(quoted from post at 09:47:19 08/09/11) Don't know nuthin about tractors, but I do know that my Daddy could whup your daddy.

Considering the man I call my dad passed away from cancer in October.... :wink:
 
Interesting to see the 8N listed as the best/longest lasting model of the Fords.
8N engine was maybe a 2000 - 2500 hr engine before it needed an overhaul. EVERY OTHER FORD would beat that by a mile, especially the later ones like the 6600 etc which would go 8-12,000 hrs before needing an overhaul.
 
Allis Chalmers: dont know
IH/Farmall: 1066
John Deere: 317
Ford: 8000,9700, 9000, tw, 10 series, 7700
Cockshutt: dk
Massey dk
White: dk
Case: 1494
Oliver: 770
Gleaner: dk
Minneapolis Moline: dk
 
still see many more N's out there probably because they are so easy to work on. many have been rebuilt quite a few times. newer ones are better, but these were built to be simple and simple wins most times.
 
Allis Chalmers: D-21

IH/Farmall: 560LP

John Deere: D, 4020LP

Ford: 8N

Cockshutt: 40(?)

Massey: 510 combine

White: Plainsman(?) 4wd

Case: 1170

Oliver: 77RC

Gleaner: F-1 (?)

M-M: UDLX

Chose the Massey 510 cause that's what I operated on the harvest back in '72. First real job I ever had.
Picked the Gleaner F(?) cause I still got scars from one...lol
 
Allis Chalmers: d21

IH/Farmall: 806 or 1206

John Deere: 4020 diesel

Ford: 4000

Cockshutt:not familiar with any

Massey 265

White:

Case: 2594

Oliver: 1655

Gleaner: n/a

Minneapolis Moline: not familiar with any
 
my choices,
allis chalmers,wd or wd45
john deere ,model A
ford,7710(i had good luck with it anyway)
massey,165
farmall,w9
oliver,had one and it was a good tractor,but cant for the life of me remember the model
moline,U, thats the only one i ever got involved with.
case ,vac, granddad bought one neww and used it till he died,that was his only tractor
others i know nothing about.
 
Allis Chalmers: WD45, D17

IH/Farmall: H, M, 1066

John Deere: 3020, 4020, 4455

Ford: 5000, 7000

Cockshutt: 1655, 1850

Massey: 165

White: 2-105

Case: NA

Oliver: 1655, 1850, 70

Gleaner: NA
 
I would like you to name the model that in your opinion was the best/longest lasting model of that brand. You can use mine as an example. I also made one you can copy and paste into your post.

Allis Chalmers: WD45

IH/Farmall: Super C

John Deere: A,B

Ford: 4000

Cockshutt: 50

Massey: 35

White:........

Case:........

Oliver: 77

Gleaner:........

Minneapolis Moline: U
 
(quoted from post at 09:34:36 08/09/11)
(quoted from post at 09:17:19 08/09/11)

[color=green:22d4b225ba]On AC I only now the older ones, I think they are kinda crude compaired with say IH, JD or Ford.[/color:22d4b225ba]


[color=red:22d4b225ba]Thought Gleaner only made combines.
[/color:22d4b225ba]
Rick

[color=green:22d4b225ba]Never Seen a WD45?[/color:22d4b225ba]

[color=red:22d4b225ba]They do.[/color:22d4b225ba]

Yea I've seen em just don't think much of any AC......just my opinion.....I love the looks of the 190 but with the sorry excuse for live PTO with the power director shift to N and known tranny issues......

Yea but he ask about tractors!

Rick
 
Allis Chalmers: D17

IH/Farmall: M

John Deere: 4020

Ford: 9n

Cockshutt: 40

Massey 165

White: 2-105

Case: 930

Oliver:77

Gleaner:

Minneapolis Moline: m670
 
Allis Chalmers: D17 or D19

IH/Farmall: 706 or 806

John Deere: 4020D

Ford: 4600

Cockshutt: 30? 40?

Massey 1135

White: 2-135

Case: 1070

Oliver: 1850

Kow Farmer

Gleaner:

Minneapolis Moline:
 
Allis Chalmers: D17

IH/Farmall: 1066

John Deere: 4020

Ford: 5000

Cockshutt: 1850

Massey 135

White: 2-105

Case: 1070

Oliver: 1850
 
Allis Chalmers:
IH/Farmall: SC/SM
John Deere: A/B/4020D
Ford: 8N
Cockshutt: 30
Massey 33/44
White:
Case: 930
Oliver: Super 66/77/88
Gleaner:
Minneapolis Moline UB

Actually I read somewhere that it was determined that the 2 most significant tractors in US history were the Ford 8N and the JD 4020D
 
Doesn't surprise me that a Ford N would be on that list. Though I'd have to say it was the 9N not the 8N. It was the 9N that first came out with the Ferguson system and 3 point hitch that made it such a notable tractor. Though the 8N did have several improvements over the 9N none of them were as important as the the 3 point to begin with.
 
Allis Chalmers: The deutz models

IH/Farmall: early 560

John Deere: 2010 diesel

Ford: 6000

Just kidding.....




Allis Chalmers: WD/ WD45/ D17

IH/Farmall: M/ SM

John Deere:4020D/ 6030

Ford: 8N/ 5000

Cockshutt: See Oliver

Massey ?????

White: Cummins Models

Case: 1030 Western

Oliver: 1850 Perkins

Gleaner: N7

Minneapolis Moline: u Series/ G1000 Vista
 

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