Welcome to the most stimulating video you’ve ever seen! Today we are going to explore one of the biggest trakt in the world – Big Bud 747. Just look at this car and you will be amazed by its size. And the most remarkable thing is, its wheels! Those are the world’s largest agricultural wheels, mounted on the Big Bud 747, making for an incredible sight.
The Big Bud 747 is one of the world’s largest tractors manufactured in the 1970s and 1980s. It was manufactured at Big Bud Farms in Shelby, Montana, USA. The name “Big Bud” means “big cotton”, referring to the car’s power and efficiency.
Specifications of Big Bud 747 include:
Engine: Cummins KTA-1150-C diesel engine with 760 hpGearbox: 6 forward and 1 reverse gearsWeight: about 47 tonsLength: 8.4 metersWidth: 6.3 metersHeight: 4.3 metersBig Bud 747 has the ability to pull up to 110 to 130 gold farms and can be equipped with up to 12 wheels. Vehicles are used to work in agriculture, especially in plowing the land and planting trees. Today, the Big Bud 747 has become an icon of American agriculture and has been portrayed and inspired by writers, photographers, and musicians.
Along with the love of the car, we also enjoy its story. Big Bud 747 produced since 1976, a very old trakt, but it still exists and is still considered the largest agricultural trakt in the world to this day. With around 1100 horsepower, it’s certainly a piece of the classic American era.
And the most special thing is that it is the world’s largest wheel mounted on the Big Bud 747. We are seeing wheels that weigh more than 5 to 6 thousand pounds, with a height of more than 8 feet. It’s great to see them taken apart and replaced with brand new wheels. At the moment, we are witnessing both a fascinating and magical cinematic.
If you are a car enthusiast, you definitely won’t want to miss this video. It’s not only the fusion of history and modern technology, but also the great fascination that Big Bud 747 brings. With it, we can clearly see that doing the impossible is very possible, and if there is a need, we can create a miracle like the Big Bud 747.
In 2014, the Big Bud 747 was moved to the Heartland Museum in Clarion, Iowa, with an indefinite loan from the Williams Brothers, which built a separate warehouse for the tractor in 2013.
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