A 1972 IH 664 Grove Tractor! A Fever Flashback to Our Visit with the Late Stew Paquette in Florida.

We made a few visits to the late Stew Paquette's Farmall Museum in Florida. Always a fun visit, and always something to learn from Stew. He's gone on now, but we still enjoy reminiscing and looking back at the beautiful collection he put together. This time we focus on a 1972 I-H 664 Grove tractor, which included lots of special features to make it suitable for use in a Florida citrus grove.

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[lesgobrandon]

We visited Stews place it 2020 and met him in his dealership he was restoring an old ih light tower he was an amazing guy.

[MarkWYoung-kyuc]

You are exactly right. Back then, IH did have a tractor for every possible need.

[tomholley]

I'm from Michigan we had one with lug tires we used it on our square baler

[jeremyswindell]

I wish i could of met stew and seen his museum

[stevenicoson]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting.

This tractor is sure a rare one with interesting history behind it.
Parts built overseas and put together on America.
Used in the orange groves Stew says and he should know.

Nice little tractor. Sharp looking unit.
Miss Stew. Sorry he has passed.
Thanks for everything. Good video on neat little tractor.
Thanks.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.

[Dan-qyrg]

Great story, sure is a sweet looking little tractor, also a very nice collection, thanks for sharing. Have a nice Thanksgiving day!

[JohnWayneCheeseburger]

Nicé is in France he is refering to Neuss in Germany which is pronounced more like noice

[naturesownplace]

I hope he means niece France. First generation American from a German family and I just asked the old folks and they've never heard such a place in Germany. I'm pretty sure Germany gave France back to France😂

[brucewelty]

20 bucks admission. half hour from me.