We are talking about the largest tractor made in the past 100 years. It (as you can already guess) is made for BIG jobs. They are not cheap, and are mostly used in major farm and agricultural work. With an amazing 24.1L 16-cylinder engine, it’s not designed for mowing down brush (although you could if you wanted). The model of the Big Bud was reconditioned in the 1990s and includes 4WD, standard heat/air cab, and a fuel capacity of 3785.0 liters. Hydraulics on this monster include 150 gallon loading capacity with a pump flow of 60 gpm. In America, Montana is the major state to still use these mammoth-sized workhorses, which were made for large agricultural production. Oh, and did we mention, it was custom made by Rossi Farms in California to pull ripper plows at 3-4 feet depths. Just think about that for a little while.