White 2-135 tractor plowing with an Oliver 4 bottom. Start of fall tillage 2019.
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Start of fall tillage 2019. It was an extremely wet year, so the 2-135 pulls a smaller plow to help deal with the muddy conditions. The mud does get him stuck once. (sorry I couldn’t get the actual pull on video, not enough hands)
White is a good tractor line. I have two myself and they are old but still run great
Auto-steer gps couldnt break a land that straight, nor could most operators today. Looks good. Needs a chrome pipe but looks good
It's a corn field, you just follow a row
I love your vids, you guys are old school smart.
Keep up the farming vids man...I love them
Hope to get more in depth this coming season.
Cool vid man, like both them tractors. Made it look pretty easy i thought. Ltr
Ohhhh...tractor porn!! 😍
Dad had lots of these tractors back in the day, still have a 180 with the Cat. Love Whites. 👍👍
jeff wilken we still have 3 working, the smaller open station tractors all wear green paint. Always wanted a 2255 with cat!
Teach him how to use his brakes and that tractor would play with that plow
Beautiful sound
yep that is stuck! if you can just get the first round made to get the wheel into the dead furrow for traction.
You’re in the archives 😂 remember how bad the weather was in 2019? Compared to this year? Nice not having any mud.
Love those old whites we had two of them bullet proof lol
That was some wet slop in the bottom. looks like some heavy ground
Pete Dohmen yea it was a wet year, that was one of the dryer pieces at the time.
Fill me in. What's the benefit of duals on one side if the power takes path of least resistance and spins the single? No diff lock on them?
South Sask Farmer the single wheel in the furrow has more traction, (usually, unless it’s a muddy mess) due to the tractor being tilted and shifting it’s weight to the furrow side and having fresh earth to grip instead of the slippage on the stalk residue. The dual can help put weight and grip on the land side. Plus if it’s a tillage tractor that usually has duals, it’s easier to take off one off instead of two. They plow fine with singles. This model White has diff lock. It helps to get out of a sticky situation, but you can’t steer it. You can see it jump around when the additional pass the muddy spot is made.
@@crazydave4455 aaah ok. Not a single person has a plow around these parts so I dont know a darn thing about it lol
South Sask Farmer 👍 thanks for commenting
@@crazydave4455 tha is for teaching me about it haha
Looks like it's time for some new colter blades! Theres nothing left of the ones that are on it.
Jonathan Frecking Yep, the whole thing is pretty much wore out. Needs a lot of new pieces, but it’s close to retirement.
@@crazydave4455
They do wear out if there used a lot. I've got a 565 5 bottom reducable that I've put some work into that I'd love to plow that much ground with. It's has cushion trip bottoms and colters on it.
Colters running above ground.
Cool video. I love plowing. Especially cool to see it in snow how many acres do you all farm?
It’s a small operation, in the peak when there were milk cows 400 some acres. Now, getting into the final years (city is closing in) less than 100.
@@crazydave4455 😢😢😢
I know people who broke the case bolts on a white almost pulled it in half getting it pulled out with another white tractor . But they would break an anvil too . Lol.
No problems here. Usually pull with a tire in between for cushion.
Been years since I've seen anyone ploughing with a 2 wd tractor..we don't see these tractors in the UK/EU - what the spec of this machine? Engine, Gearbox etc nice old thing and sounds good too
Gareth Ifan follow the link www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/5/6/568-white-2-135.html
@@crazydave4455 Thanks
MF 9240 same as White,but with 250 hp Cummins,have seen in Germany for sale and have 2 myself here in DK.Problem was nobody knew how to repair gearbox etc.MF just bought to butcher factory.Builded 10 m 40 teeth Kongskilde stubharrow myself.Havent used the 4wheel drive yet.900 mm reartires.Harrow can stop the movement yes,but not the turning of the wheels if wet.
You need 4wd to help you out. It makes a big difference.
I always thought Oliver and white plows pulled hard but they do a good job in the fodder
Easiest pulling plow I ever pulled
I have a 348 white plow at 18 inches and a 145 John Deere plow at 16 inches. The white pulls easier than the Deere. Both are good plows but the white is better in my opinion
thought you needed 5 bottom until seen you having trouble holding wheels must be tough and or wet ground
Charlie Tanner both tough and wet. Wasn’t plowed the previous year and here in MN 2019 was as wet as it gets.
No diff lock on it??
baja5racer1 it does, if you watch close you can see where it gets engaged, but keeping it straight becomes an issues.
We used to have the same plow.
pinesedge farm it could be your old one, if you sold it 10-15 years ago and are in MN 😁 We also have a 5 bottom White, another 4 and 3 bottom Oliver.
@@crazydave4455 I'm thinking it was 18 years ago that we traded, but someone else could have had for a short time too. That town sure is pushing you out.
pinesedge farm it is, land is at a premium and they are building up everything they can. Too close to the cities.
Gee did not even know anyone even plowed anymore other than to play in the dirt with the old tractors.
Brian Patrick Some of the smaller farms around here still do, it is nice to get the residue buried in the fall, in case you get an unseasonably wet year. (Like 2019) Seems to dry out faster in the spring. This last year at two separate auctions, I saw 5 and 6 bottom plows bring 100 dollars. So there is little to no demand for them.
Ploughing still has it’s place, especially here in the UK where it’s often too wet for non-inversion tillage.
Way too wet to plow. Soil compaction. Try strip till. Lots of power for only a four bottom plow. Years ago I pulled a four bottom plow with a 65 horsepower Allis 185. Quit plowing years ago. Poor soil stewardship.
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