CASE TRACTORS | J.I. Case 200th Birthday
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- In this video Big Tractor Power marks the 200th Birthday of Jerome Increase Case the founder of the J.I. Case Company. This video looks back 100 plus years CASE farm machines including a steam engine, tractors and combines from the early 1900's through today.
CASE Farm Machines Featured in this video:
CASE 110 Steam Engine
CASE 40-72 Tractor
CASE SC Tractor
CASE 400 Tractor
CASE 600 Tractor
CASE 600 Combine
CASE 830 Tractor
CASE 930 Tractor
CASE 960 Combine
CASE 1660 COMBINE
CASE 770 Tractor
CASE 870 Tractor
CASE 1070 DB Tractor
CASE 1170 Tractor
CASE 2670 Tractor
CASE 2870 Tractor
CASE 2290 Tractor
CASE 2594 Tractor
CASE 4894 Tractor
CASE IH 3594 Tractor
CASE IH 7120 Tractor
CASE IH Quadtrac Tractor
CASE IH 305 Tractor
CASE IH 380CVT Tractor
CASE IH 620 Quadtrac Tractor
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I heard a story about JI Case. It was told a customer bought a thrashing machine that for some reason wouldn’t thrash properly. J.I. himself came to his farm and worked on the thrasher all day but could not make it work. He told an assistant of his to bring him a gallon of kerosene, which he dumped all over the thrasher and set it afire. He then told the customer he would deliver him a new machine. Now that’s customer service.
I have heard that story. I believe the farm liked his thresher so much it was named after him.
Wow, that’s an awesome story.I guess J I Case likes to roast other companies 😂
and a new one was there by the next morning. or thats what it says in "The First 150 years"
@@Dirtanddieselphotography His own.
Cool story!
That 2870 Traction King is beautiful and also one my favorite tractors.
@westbender 820 When my dad moved into 4WD he started with a 2470 for a couple of years, then a 2670 for a couple more, then a 2870. We pulled a 32' John Deere double tandem and a 40' shop built big sweep bar. We also extended a 9-shank BIg Ox ripper chisel to 15 shanks and pulled that a lot.
I remember the morning routine was to service the engine, then start it and take grease gun and crawl under the tractor, greasing it as I crawled forward. I even modified a pistol grip grease gun with a special tip so I could grease the u-joints without having to move the tractor to get the zerks where I could reach them.
By the time I'd greased all those zerks that big engine was warmed up and ready for a day's work.
He switched to min-til after that and rented a 2590 when he needed a tractor. Good tractor except it had one main hydraulic line that ran from the pump to the rear where it branched off to operate the hydraulic lifts and even the seat.
Problem was there was a rub point and after so many hours the line would blow out and spray all 15 or so gallons of hydraulic fluid all over the place. Dad was glad he didn't have to pay that bill!
Excellent. I grew up in Australia on Dad's farm with (in order) 930, 970, 1030, 970, 970, 2590. Neighbours had 1370, 2390, 4890. Brings back memories. And just this harvest, drove 8010 and 9250 harvesters and the 380CVT tractor.
Spent many years in the cab of a 2670 Case 32' duck foot dragging harrow sets. Surprising many but they didn't know my uncle had worked magic on the injector pump.
My grandfather and my dad owned many J.I. Case tractors. When I was a kid, my dad taught me to drive a Case 1175. My favorite tractor that we owned was our Case 2870 which I was so happy to see featured on this video. Miss those tractors. They were the best!
Awesome history. I grew up around Case. First farm machine I rode in was a Case 1060 combine. The first tractor I took a ride in was a 2470. I hope to film an 1175 some day.
Our 1st Case Tractor on our old family farm back north was a 1370. It had clutch issues (needed more and / or bigger clutches), but that 504 cubic inch Engine was awesome!!! We never had to do anything to the engine.
My Dad bought a new Case 530 Diesel in 1969. We ran a custom hay baling operation as well as our family farm. At the time it was the biggest tractor he could afford and it did a very good job for us. We had all New Holland hay equipment. In 1971 I bought a new Case 470 Diesel and used it in the haying operation to pull the New Holland hay rake. We could not have asked for better tractors for our operation and got very good service from both of them. Our Case and New Holland dealer was Hazel Farm Equipment Co in Hodgenville Kentucky.
Very cool. I have been to Hodgenville. Great history.
Ah.. looking at the old white CASE tractors working in the fields brought back some good memories. Thank you.
Love Case tractors. I've owned 970, 1070, 2290, and 2590 in my day. Still love the heavy Iron. My brother now restores old iron for a living and specializes in Case tractors. He has several, and has restored others for other people.
Wow this went by quickly. I did enjoy watching these great classic tractors. J I Case with the Bald Eagle on top of Globe was such a iconic symbols of American manufacturing. Wonderful Episode As Always BTP🚜🎅🎄🇺🇸👍
After the video the older tractors got to the end of the field and then their back end failed. The newer models got to the end of the field and there powershift died or the farmer went through the fence because he fell asleep from all the hydraulic noise. Good video, well done and thank you the time you take in bringing these to us.
When dad first started back in 1977 he bought his first and only brand new tractor a 1086 IH from there his big tractor for tillage grain cart and chopping was a 2390 i do remember that. I was adopted so I don’t have much history with him when he was younger but I remember both of those tractor he called them red junk😂 the 1086 burnt up after being plugged in back in 2006 and the 2390 needed a new engine so he sold that in 2003 he bought a John Deere 4755. He had a 4440 for 20 years still has it. I was barely able to remember those machines as I was only 7 years old.
Now we have 7200R as our big tractor what a generation jump
Very interesting history. The 1086 was a huge seller for IH when it was new. The John Deere 7200R is a nice tractor. I got to drive a 7210R this past spring on seed bed preparation. It’s a nice and easy tractor to use.
As you described the history of J I Case I am so thankful to be living in our modern era. In his day(J I Case) there was no electricity, no central heating, no stoves and fridges no cars, pavement, highways and gas stations. How lucky we are. Anyway my favorite in this video is the 1470. Thanks for showing.
Not enough like buttons allowed to like this video enough. That steam power tractor with a train whistle blew my little 2 year old’s mind. Very exciting!
That is cool to hear. 😁👍👍
My favorite on the farm in the late 70s was the case 1175 was my favorite tractor was fun and easy to drive. Enjoy your videos and info have a great day.
I would say there are to many to have a favorite. But my first memory of riding in the tractor with my Dad where in the 2470. Great video. I loved the big back areas of the 2290 and the 3394 I also remember when turned our 2294 up to 165hp. We thought we really had something then. I also remember the day we demoed our first 7120. My brother and I ran that thing for 36hours straight. One of us would sleep on the floor while the other one drove. And mom would bring out more sandwiches. Lot of great memories in a lot of these tractors
2470 with a 8 foot Fair snowblower on the back. We drove that tractor backwards for hundreds of miles clearing snow for townships doing the blizzards of the late 70s. It took huge amounts of power to turn those twin fans and the fact you had different steering option was God send
the steam engine tractor is just amazing!!!
I had a 870 case with power shift transmission. Did alot of work with it. Cleaned up a lot of land with it. Had the engine (336 diesel) rebuilt in it. However the transmission started giving trouble. Once when the tractor was sitting and ideling in neutral the transmission slipped into gear. Tractor tore up inside of my neighbors barn. Glad myself or someone else didn't get hurt or killed. Soon the C1 and C2 clutches gave out in the transmission. That meant I didn't have a 1 or 2 nd gear in each range. That was when I decided to get another tractor. The old 870 was a good strong tractor before it developed transmission problems. Thanks for the video. It brought back memories.
The 770 and 870 are rare tractors. They were produced from 1969-1972. They were replaced by the David Brown 1210 and 1410 after Case acquired the tractor company. I am sorry to hear your 870 was problematic. I know a farmer still using two 770s to rake hay.
I always liked the styling of the 70 series Agri Kings... Handsomely styled IMO..
Case has a COLORFUL history
They do in tan, white, red and green.
In my younger days, I spent untold hours on tractors doing plowing and the like. We didn't have the big super machines that today has. Farming is hard work even with modern up to date equipment. Thank you all for doing what you do so people will have food on their tables and other commodities that are food based.
Thank you for the generous amount of eye candy.
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower didn't they have a maxxum?
That cross motor.... that's a rare bird. There's no parts for those anymore, people restoring those have to make stuff from scratch. I am actually pleased and shocked that guy was willing to put it to work like that. Every couple years one or two will show up up here at Symco at the end of july, otherwise I never see them. Glad to see it here.
Thanks for the video, I have always been a Case fan.
Thanks BTP.
The 4894 was my poster of choice back at college. Beast.
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Loved the first 830 in the video. A real beauty.
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I wished I could give you two thumbs up for all the time and effort you have put in to assemble such a massive collection of digitized classic iron! Your my families first check on the big TV before dinner! Lol
Grew up with 70 series and a few 90 series tractors. 870's and 1070's, 1370 and then 2290 and 2390, They were great tractors.
I want to film a 1370 and 2370. Cool tractors.
That 2870 is one badass looking tractor
Easily hands down my favorite Case Tractors are the Agri King 70 series..
Grey Era tractors are my favorite
Mine are the traction kings
Excellent tribute to JI CASE. The equipment has come a long way. Good information as always. My dad has always had a soft spot of the CASE tractors from the 1960s. I can remember him having a 430 utility gas, 730 row crop gas, & 831 row crop diesel over the years. Stay safe.
Thank you for watching and sharing.
In my part of WNY Case has always been very popular. I have a neighbor that runs an 870, 970, (2) 2090s a 3594, 7220 and an mx110. Love the sound of those turbo 504s in the 3594s. Excellent video as usual Jason!
That was really great thanks a lot 👍🏴
Great video Jason. I have always had a liking for Case tractors and equipment even being a mostly IH farm. On our farm we have had a model 600 and 800 combine, a 320W backhoe, a 1270 Agri King and a 2 row Case stalk chopper. I also have in my collection a 36 RC and a 54 DC tractor. Of all of them I would love to have the 1270 back. That was one awesome tractor that did everything that was ever asked of it without any major issues.
Just plain Outstanding equipment Thanks for showing
Thank you for watching.
Very nice line up of all the old versions of Case, very well put together
I like this video very much. I grew up in Tuscola Illinois in the 1960, and 1970’s. Some of these farms look familiar..... Some of my happiest times were sitting on the old IH 806 and others out there in the field just knowing a simple life. I live in Southern California now. The Rat Race.... I think as I get close to retirement I might go back....
I have run a 430,470,530,830,930,1030,1175,1370,and 1570. The 1370 was probably the best to use all around tractor of that bunch. That 530 with the 12spd trans would scoot on down the road though! It was not hard to run 24-25mph with that thing, keeping it in the road at that speed was the only challenge. You had to constantly keep the steering wheel slowly cranking left just to go straight. The hydraulics on the Case were usually the only real trouble I can remember with them. The 504cid diesel in the 1370 and 1570 was the only ones that started decent in the cold.
Case has alot of great tractors under their belt!
Extraordinary compilation. Extremely well done.
Great Video, the only Case gear we owned was a Case 600 header, a great machine in it's day! thanks for sharing
Love them old 70’s and 80’ case tractors. It’s what I learned to drive growing up. It’s what we ran after Oliver went out.
👍👍. First tractor I ever rode in was a Case 2470.
First tractor I rode was a 870. That was also the first tractor I drove I remember it clear I was in kindergarten and I drove it back to the barn from the field. Boy I thought I was on top the world! Spent a lot of time in the back window of a 1070,2090,and 2290 remember my head smacking the window every time they hit the power shift lol. I didn’t care tho! Had lots of case tractors over the years. 870,1070,1370,1570,1190,2090,2290,2294,4694.
1st tractor I drove was a 165 Massey Ferguson. Today I own a 1990 Massey Ferguson 3070 . I would much rather buy a older good tractor then a new one.
I absolutely loved this video.Its easy to see why I love Case IH tractors
Thank you for watching.
Great video... thanks for all of your hard work putting this together!!
sat in a 1031 Case with a 12 foot chisel plow in the 70's. Had a cab but only a fan, man that was hard to stay awake.
Would love to see some KMC equipment behind the big tractors. My father worked there for almost 30 years. He passed away 16 years ago. I still love KMC equipment. Built in tifton Ga.
Where I film there is not much KMC. One farm I film at has a KMC chain Rotary Harrow. I have filmed that. I will keep an eye out for more KMC.
Who is KMC?
@@Jacob_6420 big equipment manufacturer of tractor implement in tifton Ga.
I really really like this
wow this how progress displays itself
The Case-o-matic trans system was one of the best systems developed to transmit power from the engine to the rear end. The torque converter pulled through tough spots and then lock it up and move on when through.
That's not the experience I had with a Case-o-matic. I hated that thing, it didn't have enough power to turn it's self around at the end of the rows.
Yeah its junk
I know man! No shifting, no clutching, no stalling! Got a undeserved bad rap cause people tried to drive em like a gear machine..
We had a Case 2294 FWA on the farm when I was a kid, so the 94 series has to be my favorite.
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Love the 400 case tractors
Awesome video,the 2870 Traction King is prob, my favorite,of all Case tractors,my Dad grew up with Steam and then Gas,then Diesel,he always said about Farming has changed and before he passed at 96.5 years Old,he couldn't believe the prices and how Farmers could make a living with how much its changed,but sure glad our Farmers are still going
My favorite would most likely be the 1989 Case IH 1896 that my dad purchased used and kept for several years. It was the first tractor with a cab that we had on the farm and we thought it was a Cadillac for that time. Good memories! Others I have driven and like are the Case 970, 1070, 1370, and 2390 just to nae a few.
Nice to see the way Teneco who purchased the IH brand and how it brought that case name that was all but extinct back into the ag business to be a real player with the IH machinery line and new magnum tractors very good video.
Thank you for watching.
Personally my favourite tractors are from the 70s and into the 80s and I don’t have a particular model or even a Brad per se but those are always my favourite
That’s the era I grew up with. I am always on the look out for Case tractors from this time period.
Yessir, comfortable fieldwork started in the 70s and 80s, hats off to all you old timers that farmed without cabs, etc. I still marvel at the work described in the little house on the prairie books, too.
Agreed
Awesome history lesson on Case. Grandad had only 2. They were the SC's. My favorite is the 620 quadtrac. I have a pair on every Farm Sim game for plowing, and Magnums for everything else.
Good morning just wanted to Wich you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year thanks for all you do Ed
👍👍 Worked a lot with a Case Maxxum 5150 and a Schuitemaker Robusta tank hauling manure at our contracter
I really enjoyed the video- thanks for taking the time to make it!!
One of my earliest memories is of riding on the fender of our 1070 David brown case strapped to the fender with my dad’s belt while him and my grandpa chopped corn. It was a muddy fall and grandpa was pulling dad through the field with our 656 international.
Very cool history. What brand of chopper and wagons did you run?
bigtractorpower I believe at that time it was a gehl 600 chopper and the wagons were old all wood loadmasters I believe. They had ratchet drives for the apron speed and a single cross auger in the front. I was only 3 or 4 at the time so some of the details are a little fuzzy.
In Australia many years of JI Case even put a 1070 motor into a 932 had a few 932 1070 4690 435 quadtrac and a few Stiegers. Always appreciated the uncomplicated engineering of American gear. Aussie made stuff was similarly easy to work with. Generally a common line of parts etc. Oh for the days when many people worked the fields
thanks, very good video,,,,, like when showing a lot of different tractors and implements,,,,,, miss being on and working with
tractors
Thank you for watching.
Wow great great video I grew up on case tractors a D, a630,an800 and the work horse of the group an 930 we plowed with the 800 and the930 4\18 behind the 800,and 5\18, behind the 930 and they were in the ground we plowed as deep as we could just into the hard yello clay as to brake up the hard pan as they use to call it , (compaction ) this is why I'm so into American made and what Case, international, and John Deere have done for American agriculture and continue to do so I say thanks Case and happy birthday to you and your family of America workers
Them fields are so huge no wonder the farmers out there have big huge equipment to plow and plant crops.
Where has this been all my life, I’m a John Deere man, but case made some cool tractors
Takes me back, stronger machines then, compared to today, From Australia very good 👍🌏🇦🇺👌🍻🍺mate
Love the video man thanks for your time putting it together
learned to drive tractor on a SC. I couldn't reach the break pedals but didn't need to I you could stop with just the hand clutch. also drove my Dad's 311, 400, and 411. in high gear to 311 could do 30 mph if it wasn't pulling a load and if the road was smooth enough. also drove my brother's 2670, 9350, 210, and 310. of those I liked the 9350 the best. it was easy to drive.
correction MX210 and Steiger 350
I grew up driving a 930 case tractor.
Great tractor. Thank you for sharing. I filmed a 930 plowing this fall. I would like to find more Comfort Kings to film.
That old Case 830 with the duals at 9:15 would sure make you pay attention since it doesn't have any rear fenders
the 2870 was a great tractor i loved how you could crab walk it. knifed in a lot of liquid anhydrous for a coop in pulaski wisconsin many years ago
I like the Case IH tractors. They look neat, both in that cream color and in red. I'm not a farmer or mashine operator, but Case tractors are among the better brands out there. It even beats JD in many aspects
Love the case traction king 2870
Big tractor in its day.
Case 4690 is a dream to drive and have
I like the 830 930 case because the 2 headlights in the grill looked like the tractor was looking at you.
They are great classics.
@bigtractorpower yes they are.I own a 930ck diesel it does all the work here on my 8.5 acre farm because its the only tractor i have at the moment
Love the case tractor dad a 1070 970 830 the 94 series are my favorite love the color of em white orange and black
Great footage I love being able to see the evolution and development throughout the years. You should check out the Albert City Threshemen and collectors show in Albert City, Iowa. In August 2020, they’re celebrating their 50th show and will have several tractors and combines from each of the major brands for every decade from 1900 to 1979 working in the field together. They’re planning for their biggest show yet!
Living in Coralville Ia.It's on my mind!
Some of the finest iron ever manufactured!
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I'm a big fan of the 1070. I grew up on it as it was the workhorse of our operation along with an oliver 1850
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Very well done. Great video!!!!!!
Very well put together,thanks 😎
Jejjw
Case IH💪❤!!! Good vídeo btp!!✌👍👏
Loved that steam tractor. Would like to see more of it if possible. Perhaps you could a feature of it one day. would like to hear the story of it's restoration.
I agree!
We had a Case 830 Orchard model tractor. It was a shorter tractor that those shown, but it was great at field work. We put duals on it and hit the wet spots with a small 10' pull-type disc (no carriage wheels!) or a 12' drag. I carried a 50' chain in case I got stuck. It had no PTO "umpf" for the regular blower, but we put it on the belt driven, long conyeyor Aliis Chalmers blower (when I was like 5-6 y/o).
Great video Jason....Case tractors are growing on me a bit;)
I love old case .🚜😀
Great video! I grew up farming with a Case 970 & 1070, also IH1066 & 706. Could never figure out why I named my dog Magnum, now I know!
I really liked my 830 WF diesel.
The first tractor my father owned and still has is a 1967 Case 580 Construction King Backhoe my father worked Construction and he wanted one for tiling his farm and digging places for culverts he still uses it today his friend Edgar has Case farm tractor's that were made in the 60s
Great Video. I have always been a fan of case .
Thank you Chad.
My favorite Case tractor is the first generation Magnum 7130/7140 - they were horses in their day.
They still are. The 7100 series are solid tractors. 👍👍
I have always like j. I. Case work as a mechanic several years. I now own a few to restore 1031, 1032 731 these are diesel and a ac
Uss to only love sand and flambo red now im falling inlove with wite case tractors il never own one because i call them muscle tractors love the big crab walkers make me wish i hade 100 acres dont have big enough land to turn one around
great job as always neighbor bought new 1030 wheatland with factory installed cab l think cab was fullvision and 6 16 plow but that was to much plow in our hills in adair county la so he traded back to 5 16 and got along better
Love the video.
Loved running the old LA case tractor . Worked on quite a few of them ,also worked on the 700 combine . There was a larger combine ,but cantrember the numbers on it .
Very cool. Thank you for sharing. The first farm machine I ever rode in was a Case 1060 combine.
boy that 870 was sharp!
I grew up on a Case VAC
Got an ERTL 7250 Case IH model as a kid and I hope some day I can own a real 7200 tractor
The Ertl 7250 is a good one. I have a 7250 lined up to film in the spring.
Awesome video you do great work!!
Thank you for watching.
Great video and would like to see some other brands especially Ford (you knew that was coming) and Oliver.