Hosted by Max Armstrong and featuring tractors from Alaska to Long Island, this video includes spotlights on: 1949 John Deere MI, 1956 John Deere 320 U and 420 U Highway Orange utility tractors, 1939 Allis-Chalmers RC, 1960 John Deere 830 and Model 777 plow, 1956 Minneapolis-Moline UTS, 1955 Oliver Super 88 High Clearance, 1956 Ferguson 40 and Baler, 1960 International 460 Wheatland, 1949 Ford 8N (on stilts), 1964 John Deere 3020 LP Orchard, 1954 Intercontinental Military C-26, 1976 Big Bud HN 320, and 1952 Massey-Harris Pony. 2006. Run time: 90+ minutes.

Highlighting impact tractors from the early to the latter part of the 20th century, with features including: 1977 Big Bud 747, 1913 Rumely OilPull, 1924 Fordson, 1927 Farmall Regular, 1928 John Deere General Purpose, 1933 Allis-Chalmers WC, 1937 Oliver 709 Row Crop, 1941 Minneapolis-Moline LP UTS, 1942 Farmall H, 1955 Massey-Harris 55, 1965 Case Agri-King Spirit of 76, 1996 Caterpillar Challenger 55 Row Crop and 1917 International Harvester Co. Titan. Also shows the National FFA winners: 1960 John Deere 430 and 1953 Oliver 88 Row Crop. 1999. Run time: 75 minutes.

This conversation with one of the pre-eminent figures in farm tractor history features insights that could only be learned from being there. Harold Brock worked intimately with Henry Ford, Edsel Ford and Henry Ford Jr. He personally met Thomas Edison, Harry Ferguson and many other legends of modern invention and industry.

In this DVD, Harold talks about his days as a youth at the Ford Apprentice School and how that led to meeting and working with Henry Ford and being brought into the small engineering department shepherded by Mr. Ford. The conversation covers how Ford met Harry Ferguson and, perhaps more importantly, how the Ford design team ultimately dealt with Ferguson. Time is also spent talking about the history of Ford Motor Company and some of the key players like “Cast Iron” Charlie Sorensen, Eugene Farkas, George Sherman and other key engineers at Ford.

At 113 minutes, this DVD is almost two hours long, with supporting images from the N-News archives. The DVD includes a slideshow of additional Ford-related photos collected over the years. This is an excellent opportunity to hear about the historic development of the Ford N series tractors from a man who was at the center of it all.

This is the original story of the biggest tractor ever built - Big Bud 16V-747 - and the companion DVD to the book written and published by John Harvey.  Meet the owners, Robert and Randy Williams, watch this monster in action in Montana wheat fields and listen to builder Ron Harmon describe the details of this incredible machine.  You’ll see, hear and feel the power of the 16-cylinder diesel engine that puts out 900HP pulling an 80-foot chisel plow through 60 acres in one hour, and more bonuses.  60 power-packed minutes you’ll watch over and over!

Hosted by Max Armstrong, it's a friendly family feud between John Deere enthusiast Richard Brand and his son, Bill, a Farmall fan at heart. The two farm and restore tractors together in Nodaway County, Mo. Other features include: 1947 Farmall MV, 1941 John Deere AW, 1961 Minneapolis-Moline Jet Star, 1963 Allis-Chalmers D-15 Birdcage, 1935 John Deere B, 1964 Oliver 770, 1929 Keck-Gonnerman, 1953 Ford Golden Jubilee, 1941 Thieman, 1952 Case LA, 1938 Massey-Harris Pacemaker Orchard, 1955 Allis-Chalmers WD-45, 1952 John Deere GH Hi-Crop and a 1970 International 1026 Hydro. 2002. Run time: 70 minutes.

The call of the road beckons antique tractor owners and steeds for a trail ride. Hosted by Max Armstrong, this video features a tractor drive that attracts hundreds of classic tractor collectors each year. Other highlights include: 1954 John Deere 70 Standard, 1938 Allis-Chalmers WC and WF, 1949 Case DC LP, 1950 Corbitt, 1946 Massey-Harris 203 G, 1938 Minneapolis-Moline UDLX-OPN, 1972 International Harvester 1468, 1974 Ford 3000 Vineyard, 1954 Farmall Super M-TA, 1921 Cletrac F, 1960 John Deere 730 Hi-Crop, 1956 John Deere 420 Hi-Crop and s 1945 McCormick W-4. 2003. Run time: 70 minutes.

Hosted by Max Armstrong and featuring the Farmall Promenade — the square-dancing tractor troupe from Nemaha, Iowa. Other features include: 1955 John Deere 809 Diesel, 1967 Minneapolis-Moline Jet Star 3 Orchard, 1957 Oliver Super 99, 1962 Massey-Ferguson 98, all five John Deere Model L versions, 1961 International 460 Diesel Grove, 1941 Allis-Chalmers WC All Crop Harvester, 1956 Farmall 350 Diesel, 1928 Case K 18-32, Oliver 60, 1944 Cockshutt 60, 1935 Kaywood Model D Orchard, 1950 Massey-Harris 44 Orchard and 1958 Ford 641 Workmaster. 2001. Run time: 80 minutes.

Visit the sparkling John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Ill., where you'll listen to the distinctive and delightful sounds of the John Deere two-cylinder tractors that have captured the hearts of American farm folk for decades. Featured models include: 1935 D, 1936 BO, 1936 B with cultivators, 1938 G, 1939 A, 1939 H, 1939 BR, 1941 LA, 1950 M/I, 1956 Model 420 High Crop and many more great green machines. If you like John Deeres, you'll love this video! 1999. Run time: 60 minutes.

Hosted by Max Armstrong and featuring the International Harvester Co. 1915 Mogul and 1917 Titan tractors magnificently restored by C.H. Wendel and Mary Kelch. Other classic tractors include: 1940 Silver King R-38, 1958 John Deere 420V, 1940 Ferguson TO-20, 1958 Massey-Ferguson 35 Deluxe, 1953 Cockshutt 20, 1939 Farmall F-20, 1936 John Deere DI, 1954 Oliver 66 Diesel, 1940 Farmall H and Number 8 Little Genius Plow, 1958 Minneapolis-Moline 2 Star Crawler, 1962 Allis-Chalmers D-15, 1959 John Deere 630 and Model 227 Cornpicker, and a 1956 Case 400 High Clearance. In addition, this video has a feature segment on the Classic Tractors Calendar Club's 15th reunion at the Missouri River Valley Steam Engine Association's "Back to the Farm Reunion" in Boonville, Mo. 2004. Run time: 75 minutes.

Get orange in action at the "All Allis" 15th Annual Upper Midwest A-C Collectors Club Show held on Larry Karg's farm near Hutchinson, Minn. Tractors and machinery of all ages, shapes and sizes - all in that beautiful Persian orange! They plow, combine wheat, bale straw and thresh. If you like Allis-Chalmers, you will love this production! 2006. Run time: 90 minutes.