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I'm 58 years old but still remember the 95B John Deere my Grandpa had that had no cab in 1974, it was a miserable way to cut beans, all the dust from the feeder housing blew right up into your face, he later got another one that had a cab with but no a/c so you had to leave the side window and the door open to survive the heat but it did cut down the dust a little. My Dad sold them both and got a 7720 in 1979. I was old enough that I got to cut wheat in June and then soybeans in the fall after school and on the weekends in it. I fondly remember those days. Dad passed away in 1984 from lung cancer and Mom sold the farm.

why must farm videos have music ?

Kick that jd into a higher gear! Jd balers are meant to be stuffed! They run the best then! Lol

Do you ever roll down your cover crop after you plant?

We had 2 985 combines. They got waxed every year. They looked showroom condition when we sold them

I feel like a kid could drive that hot like a 4 to 7 year old but like a 8 to 10 year old

Great machine

My father originally bought a 6030 back in the mid 70’s. We sowed around 2600 acres of wheat each year. We also grew around 100 acres of tomatoes. My father fabricated linkage to do the row cropping. He bought a 7520 in the late 70’s. As you know they have the same engine. I couldn’t believe how much more pulling capacity the 7520 had. I’ve enjoyed watching your videos this morning from here in Australia.

Hey, I like your tractors. We ran a 7520, 6030 and a 2150 Oliver powered by two stroke Nissan diesel. We also ran a White, can’t think of the model just now but it was a similar size to the 2150. The white was a beautiful tractor to drive, so long in the engine and so smooth to drive. I spent many hours in it when I first left school, discing stubble after harvest here in Australia

I enjoyed your video on the 7520, they are such a unique piece of history. We farmed with both a 6030 and 7520 in the 70’s through to the 90’s. We still have the 7520 put away in the shed here in Australia. Lots of memories with both tractors, so many 18 hour days in the 7520. My son put a video up on his channel Huon Productions. The cab is off at the moment but one day I’ll get it back on. Thanks again👍.

porqué mienten, ese tractor es de la linea o serie 20.

Why a new holland head?

Fine bunch of equipment you have there 👍

Great video!

Interesting combine

Sad to see those guys retire, spent my entire life enjoying watching their old well kept iron. Awesome family as well.

Great history.

Hey tom great vidéo and great equipement and hey from Alsace in France

That is a awesome combine happy New Year's.

what a Mud Auction

I can remember back when I was a kid, my late dad hired Jim Daniels from Warsaw NY to do all our combining. I can remember Jim having the older John Deere Combines and he would always upgrade. It was nice seeing the changes over those years of me growing up. Back then, my dad planted corn with a Ford 309 2 row planter. We did about 60 acres as cash crops. Great video Tom

My only surviving toy is that combine. Mine is a 2wd.

Very neat old combines. I've got a sales brochure on the NH "Corn Combines" that's still in great condition. What engines were used in them?

There's still a couple TR combines working in our area. Definitely good machines.

My Grandfather had the same 4 row combine with a ford gas motor ,100 gal gas tank on it , they wore it right out …… remember it going to the scrap yard 😢

Do you still have this tractor? Havnt seen it on the channel in a while

Great Video! Thanks for sharing your background with all of us. Love the toys in the toy shed...everything looks good! Is there any way NH would've had a reverser option back then? Prob a dumb question, but that pedal resembles a reverser pedal if there was such a thing back then.

Great video Tom. That was cool to see Oliver in there too.

Awesome comparison between the combines. I love the 20, 30 and 40 series deere tractors

That was my late father in laws combine.

trucks on auction should go to the salvage yard lol.

How are you supposed to buy anything when they talk like that?

good video. What a great auction Tom

Great WNY farm. Thank you for covering the sale.

What is that steel plate on the front of the JD 8450? Did you buy anything? Nice looking gear.

That's the way it should be easy to fix

Wow! How freaking cool is that! That old thing was moving right along in a pretty nice stand of wheat. The old pitman just a'hammering away. That is so cool! I was just watching a video of Case AF11. My how things have changed. I hope somehow, somewhere, people will always keep some of that old machinery running and bring it out for people to see.

Was this just one farm???

great video !!the new toy box looks good happy thanksgiving Tom and family

Is that your tractor on the grain cart Tom ?

Like hearing your updates Tom....especially when it involves buying awesome classic Deere muscle tractors, like a 5020! SO COOL

Ya have variety in your shop now J.D., Oliver and International.

Hey Tom great vidéo and harveste corn equipement 3:20 great setup

I've got a 1974 7520 that's been in our family since brand new. Just put eight new tires on it 23.1x30s Firestone radials. Great tin no rust. Occasionally I put it on a harrow just to get some use out of it.

What is your production cost per acre? greetings.

One question: is the plant tall relative to the ground? Are the pods separated from the ground? Here in Mexico they are at ground level and you cannot harvest them with a common header, as you do. greetings.

Y a 606. Can’t u run an 8 row on that 9500. I run a 853 on my 7720 titan 2

Are you running 22” rows. Run 30” rows here in. North Dakota. I have a 97 9600 corn machine built for a custom harvestor the only did corn and beans

D6C production ended in 78

Those were the days we ran a case 600 2 row head 10' table thought we were tearing up the world we had a 2 row new idea picker those were the days !!