Heavy Steel Marvels

Heavy & Farming Equipment + Engineering

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The trucks of Mexico City

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The Farmall C was released in 1948 and was designed to be a larger tractor than the Farmall B it replaced. Still sharing the same 113 cubic-inch engine and the same 4-speed transmission as its predecessor, the C was replaced by the Super C in 1951.

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Hough didn't just make wheel loaders, they invented them (in 1939) and then sold the whole business to International Harvester. H60 Payloader down below:

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Who still runs a little Massey-Ferguson 12?

10 months ago | [YT] | 277

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The 52-horsepower International Harvester W-400 originally started as the IH 400. In 1955, the tractor was renamed as the W-400 to being the name closer to the "W" series McCormick tractors it replaced.

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At 4pm today (ET), I'll release the full tractor pulling video shot on August 31, 2024 during the Russell County Fair in Castlewood, VA... 23 minutes of Farmall B, Super C and Super M, John Deere B and 420, Ford 960, 901 Powermaster and 4000, Oliver 77 and Allis-Chalmers G, CA, WD & WD-45, all pulling just for fun. Enjoy!

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The John Deere 350 crawler tractor was released in 1965. It could be equipped with a 6300 blade (72 or 90 inches), a loader and/or a backhoe attachment. It was replaced by the 350B in 1970. Love it!