How Different Brands?

Traditional Farmer

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Virginia
Raking hay today I was looking at the different brand tractors I had in the field Oliver 1550 on baler #1,AC D19 on baler #2,David Brown 780 on Rake #1,AC CA on rake #2,
Yanmar 330 on mower #1,Long 460 on mower #2.Do most of you all have different brand tractors or use mostly 1 brand?
 
What I have used this year are these.
My Farmall BA to cut hay
My Oliver 77 with the NH460 till it went belly up and broke a tension cable.
My A/C WD45 to rake the hay
My Oliver S88 to bale the hay with a NH850 round baler
My Ford 801/841 to move the big round bales around with.
And if I get around to it I will have my AC D-17 pulling the NH271 square baler
 
I've got an old 8N Ford that mows electric fence lines, a Farmall A that runs augers and elevators, a couple of M's (one grinds feed the other sits), an IH 886 for chores and raking and square baling hay (also has a loader for rowing hay when it's hot), a JD 4020 for chores and loader work, a JD 7800 for planting and baling, a JD 4440 for spraying and moco, and an JD 8430 for disking and cultivating. It's a hodgepodge but seems to be some of the best from each maker. They each have a purpose that helps me keep from spending all of my time changing implements.
 
I am down to a B-AC, a D17 series 4 AC diesel and a 200 AC.
got rid of the Oliver, the WD45, the IHC's, the AC-C
 
We have mostly IH (Cub, A,b,c,h,w4,6 and 706(F) used, have more). Then we have a Deere with the loader. After that a Case SC as a general use(like the letter series Farmalls) and there's an AC WC in the shed that needs work that was a neighbors. That should be it.
 
Are Olivers and Whites two different brands? The 1550's on the rake,I cut and bale with the White 2-105,load bales in the field with the Oliver 1365 and unload with the Oliver 1600.
 
We run all Deere tractors a bunch of 3020's and 4020's plus others. I did buy a D15 series II Allis as Dad and Grandfather's each had one. Tom
 
Ford and Massey here and they all earn their keep on our tobacco farm. 5610 & 861 Fords & 35 Massey. Had a 7030 AC but didn't need it anymore.
 
Mostly IHC with a Deere thrown in. H,MD,574,674,806,856,1466,4166,1086,2stiegers and a 2940. The 574 and 2940 have loaders on them. I sure wish I had the 2940 here when I have to move hay in the winter with that MFWD.
 
Just Massey Fergusons any more, 2705 on the disc mower and baler, 1105 open station on the rake, then the 399 has a loader to move the bales.
 
Not too picky.Deeres-4320,4430,430
Farmall super c
Massey ferguson 175
Cockshutt 30d and 570d.

The two bigger Deeres and the Massey get used the most. The others are kind of back up tractors and help feed my addiction.
 
[u:a35b7f7136]5 Brands:[/u:a35b7f7136]
2 IHC/Farmalls (model h and model m).
2 Fords (model NAA Golden Jubilee and model 850).
2 JI Case (model SC and model DC).
1 John Deere (model A)
1 Kubota (model L285)
 
When we are into hay we use a MF 2680 to disc mower, 650 ford to tedder,super c farmall to rake, 77 oliver to rake, 5600 ford with turbo to vermeer baler, non turbo 5600 ford to 273 nh baler, have 7000 ford to rotary mower. The 5600s do double duty with loaders moving rolls. I hate to hook and unhook.
 
Two Brands:

John Deere <a href="https://youtu.be/qLO04MzQTxs">Model 70 and 9ft JD 350</a> sickle mower.

John Deere <a href="https://youtu.be/cUTWTlYd78w">Model MT and JD 640</a> side delivery rake.

John Deere <a href="https://youtu.be/dq2VrkuoVcg">Model 70 Diesel and KRONE 260</a> fixed chamber baler.

Ford Industrial 445C to move bales.

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JD 720
Farmall 400D
AC D17
MM Jetstar 3
Fords 4000, 960, 850, 8N
You can see my SIL and grandkids working dirt on You Tube under
"Antique Tractors 2013 0001"
 
John Deere 4020 to mow, IH H to ted and rake. MF175 to square bale. Or a Deere 3020 to round bale. IH M on the NH balewagon or with a Deere 45 loader on it to pickup round bales. Round bales are put on a homemade trailer pulled by a MF265.

So Deere, IH, and MF here.
 

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