Old Tractors

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John Deere 2010 AG crawler. John Deere only built around 150 of these. All were diesel except 2 where gas. This is the first gas model built and only one known to still exist.
The 1956 New Holland SP 166 balya makinası (baler) was a significant milestone in the development of hay and straw baling technology. New Holland, a company known for its innovations in agricultural machinery, introduced the SP 166 as part of its efforts to improve the efficiency of farming operations, particularly for those dealing with large volumes of hay, straw, and other crops.
The International 1066, introduced by International Harvester in 1971, was a powerful and iconic tractor that became a symbol of agricultural innovation in the 1970s. Part of the 66 series, the 1066 was designed for medium to large-scale farming operations and quickly gained a reputation for its strength and durability. Powered by a 414-cubic-inch, 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine, the 1066 delivered around 125 PTO horsepower, making it one of the most powerful tractors of its time. It featured the Torque Amplifier (TA) transmission, allowing operators to shift under load without clutching, enhancing efficiency in the field. The tractor's advanced hydraulics and three-point hitch system made it versatile enough to handle a wide range of implements, from plows to balers.
The John Deere 6030 Non-Turbo is a rare and fascinating version of the legendary 6030 series, which is widely regarded as one of the most powerful and robust tractors of its time. Typically known for its turbocharged engine, the non-turbo 6030 is equipped with a naturally aspirated 531 cubic-inch 6-cylinder diesel engine, delivering around 141 PTO horsepower. Although less powerful than its turbocharged counterpart, it still offers impressive performance for heavy-duty applications.
Old iron still at work! White 185 and White 2-105
"The 132-hp JD 5020 was the most powerful 2WD farm tractor ever marketed."
A 500 Horsepower Homemade Giant