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Thank you very much for uploading. First time seeing it. Really appreciate the history

Thanks Thank you for the wonderful memories 😅

awesome

Back in the day when I was a kid we had a 730 gas john deer , i

Bro literally when you catch the ball over someone, to this day people say you got mossed 😂😂😂

Sounds like it's missing! :)

My grandpa had one- back in the 50's. "Popping Johnny" It was a big kick to go to the farm and ride around with him.

My first drive was on a JD in 1958 at age seven when I was allowed to drive between oat stacks with the hand clutch during the washing time.

I remember the first time I drove a tractor. It was a 1939 A with steel wheels, I was horrified that I would fall off. Got to where my dad wanted the tractor, I was hooked, didn't want to get off I was 9.

First tractor I drove was a 520 in 1959, I was 7. Ended up with 4 3020's and two 4250's. Still have the 1971 3020.

I grew up in Waterloo. Over 20,000 people were employed by Deere and Company just in Waterloo.

My grandpa had this video. He recently passed in January of 21. He had an small collection of 2 cylinders from an A to a 730 diesel. I inherited his 530 gas narrow front. Hopefully I can pass it on to my son.

Quad stretches

I like the the purr and roar of the ih 4 cylinder gas engines more

My Dad, grandad, and uncle Shady, all farmed separately but they worked helping each other one of my earliest memories was going into my sisters bedroom and lying down on her bed when they pulled into the 40 by the house to plant cotton, they would have five or six John Deere tractors working up that field and planting cotton.... then my dad and older brother's woulf put up a woven wire fence around the field and put several hundred Weeder geese in the field geese would not eat the cotton or any other broadleaf weed but they'd keep the burmuda, Johnson grass, Barnyard grass down....then i remember when Elanco intoduced Treflan herbicide. One of our local John Deere dealers had the franchise lic. From Elanco. Treflan was sold in 1 qt. Cans similar to engine oil cans late 50's early 60's

“I come ready”

I just bought a John Deere Z355E mower. It's technically a John Deere 2 cylinder tractor.

He got robbed at 65

Waterloo is my hometown.

“I don’t think we’ve seen before and I’m not sure we’ll see it again” and they got the man ranked 65/100

All wealth comes from the earth

They would lug down to the point that they would almost stall and die . Then they would recover and pick up RPM's music to the ears

Nothing like lying in bed on a spring evening after supper and listening to the sound of two cylinder John Deere Tractors pulling under a load in the field...

I have a nice MC Crawler for sale if you know a collector

“84 don’t stretch on gameday”

The G is a beast

The guy at 1:54 looks like a character out of a storybook

I watched this probably hundreds of times when I was a young boy in the early 90s. Great memories and great to see it again.

What scumbags put the 20 thumbs down for this wonderful movie, certain people are so rotten

Thank you for this. I was 11 when this was made and I bought it at a tractor show. I was head over heals for tractors. I’ve watched this probably 50 times on VHS. Remember it almost word for word.

there is only one thinng better the one zylinder Lanz

We had a FarmAll, but I remember we called these Deeres "Poppin' Johnnies" because of the sounds they made. Sure do miss them.

My dad always said "Nothing runs like a Deere" and boy was he right!!!!

Great video and testimony of the true values of farming and the blessings of the rewards of hard work.

Music to my ears,those were the days my freind, we thought they'd never end. Grew up on an A and a B. Also a great time was when we moved up to the 4010 Diesel

The magic sound of John Deere is the same as the majic sound of 8v71 detroit diesel engine in your truck.

My grandad had 60, 70 JohnDeeres and an IHC 560 I never liked the 560 loved my dad's 730 Diesel

I used to drive the A, the D and the M.

I grew up in the 70s and 80s but my dad farmed with an A, B, and a 70 diesel. He was one of the first farmers in my area to be planting 30 inch rows. Now they are switching to 15 inches. I still use a 60 for raking and tedding hay plus other odd jobs.

These tractors were made with American pride not like today’s Chinese junk we have to buy if we want a new tractor. Give me one of these over any new Chinese junk.

Lol, you almost killed it

Him being 65 is a joke should easily be top 20

No auto-steer?

I was 2 and 5 months so I only remember waking up

Jesus.... This was within my lifetime.... Good God white people..... What have we done?

No it wont, i grew up with a 40 wide front

Nice video. I'm around 80 years of age. I used a John Deere 95 and farmed in Michigan. Time goes by fast. Enjoy your life. Teagards...

those of us who grew up hearing that reassuring pop pop that sound will never fade.

720 diesel was a tough tractor