My father had several John Deere two cylinder tractors including a 730, 720, 2-70's an R diesel, a model G and a model A. I love the sound of the two cylinder John Deere tractors especially the diesels. Watching these video's brings back some memories.
The first tractor i ever drove was a john deere B when i was about 8 years old picking rocks..I pushed the clutch in hard and popped a wheelie cutting my mouth on the steering wheel..It was the best memory i have..
70 HP is very good, the one I drove nights after school for our neighbor dynoed 65 HP. I couldn’t tell ya if it “ turned up” or not but it pulled 4 16’s 10” deep in 3rd gear pretty good.
I would love a 730 but for now i have a 48b that i bought when i was 13 but one winter she locked up on me so i need to tear her down but also i have my 520 that im 3rd gen owner. When 22 i got the worst call when i drove otr that dad died. He got carbon monoxided by the 520 as she wasnt running right and he was fussy with her and the barn door wasnt open enough. I got the carb rebuilt and she run top notch again
Hey is every one got some diodes Burnt out ? Beautiful videos of restored tractors , ,but aren't we. missing the whole point of a Dynomometer ? It is like ripping out the last page of a good detective story . Let us see the numbers RPM ,torque, horsepower . The No Show leaves some of us bewildered , disappointed and somewhat insulted ,because the grand finally is a missing puzzle piece
Orest Medvid 70 hp sorry not a professional video guy we most like to watch the video for the sound do u have any videos of ur tractors, would love to hear them run
Hola Amigo Cuando forzas el motor a una condicion Extrema es normal q lo manifieste escupiendo cierta cantidad de humo es algo muy comun en los Motores a DISEL
59 hp was a big deal when they came out. the 830 with 70 hp was the king of the hill when it came out. my dad bought a jd 4000 in 1970 with 100 hp, at the time he thought that was all the power he would need. 5 years later he wished it had more. times keep evolving.
I can tell by how youre running the dyno your numbers are inaccurate I do have a 720 diesel that put out a legit 74 hp on a dyno ran by a Deere dealer that knew how to operate it. That being said a D17 gas out in the field use to walk by it like it was in reverse, which was embarrassing
How diesels used to smoke. They run much cleaner today. Same with power plants. Much cleaner. But government and environmentalists never stop with unreasonable demands.
Sorry it was 70hp, I added to the comments below previously, around 1200 rpm. Working on getting better with adding that stuff, we do videos mostly for the sound enjoyment, if you have some tractor videos would love to see them
My father had several John Deere two cylinder tractors including a 730, 720, 2-70's an R diesel, a model G and a model A. I love the sound of the two cylinder John Deere tractors especially the diesels. Watching these video's brings back some memories.
The first tractor i ever drove was a john deere B when i was about 8 years old picking rocks..I pushed the clutch in hard and popped a wheelie cutting my mouth on the steering wheel..It was the best memory i have..
I love watching those 730's at the pulls they put a hurt on those red ones.
Those 730s are a very enjoyable tractor to run. Love listening to the engine bark under load. Excellent horse power you got out of that.
That 730 sounds like heaven!!!
Great sound and fantastic tractor!!
Sweet old jd 2 cylinder diesel sounds great 👍
Beautiful tractor. I hope to get a 730 eventually.
i have a prodject 730 deisel most all parts some new pistons rebuilt block needs restore 6084959231
70 HP is very good, the one I drove nights after school for our neighbor dynoed 65 HP. I couldn’t tell ya if it “ turned up” or not but it pulled 4 16’s 10” deep in 3rd gear pretty good.
I doubt you had your plow 10 inches deep more like 5 or 6
Super son! J'adore!
I would love a 730 but for now i have a 48b that i bought when i was 13 but one winter she locked up on me so i need to tear her down but also i have my 520 that im 3rd gen owner. When 22 i got the worst call when i drove otr that dad died. He got carbon monoxided by the 520 as she wasnt running right and he was fussy with her and the barn door wasnt open enough. I got the carb rebuilt and she run top notch again
I give you an A+
Hey is every one got some diodes
Burnt out ? Beautiful videos of restored tractors , ,but aren't we. missing the whole point of a Dynomometer ? It is like ripping out the last page of a good detective story . Let us see the numbers RPM ,torque, horsepower . The No Show leaves some of us bewildered , disappointed and somewhat insulted ,because the grand finally is a missing puzzle piece
Orest Medvid 70 hp sorry not a professional video guy we most like to watch the video for the sound do u have any videos of ur tractors, would love to hear them run
I am with you, but sometimes ya don't want to tip your hand to the competition either.
Hola buen video la razon de tanto humo es normal ???? O ay algun probl con la inyeccion ??
Hola Amigo Cuando forzas el motor a una condicion Extrema es normal q lo manifieste escupiendo cierta cantidad de humo es algo muy comun en los Motores a DISEL
My dad had a 730. Going up hill, it would load up and blow black smoke and keep on pulling.
that baby is LOUD!
Straight pipe.
Correct! It is loud because of that straight pipe that’s on it
Plenty of Hippy Tears Black Smoke
If they are tuned right, they shouldn't smoke that much. They aren't a damn Allis!!!
Man tell you what I can see that dyno all day long not problem
at 2:08----------the traffic on highway are wondering who is burning their pile of old tires.
What did it dyno at
70
So how many Horsepower was that at the pto ?
Well it's being checked at the pto so I'd say 70 but that's high but they tractor is turnt up hot tho soo I could see that being possible
59 horse power may not be a big deal, but I owned two that would pull four six teens forth gear corn stocks in Ohio hill country.
My dad's 730 pulled 5 14s in ND wheat stubble. Uphill we would blow similar smoke, but it would keep pulling.
59 hp was a big deal when they came out. the 830 with 70 hp was the king of the hill when it came out. my dad bought a jd 4000 in 1970 with 100 hp, at the time he thought that was all the power he would need. 5 years later he wished it had more. times keep evolving.
My boss always told me.... "they made bigger horses back then"
She dont have it a true2 cylinder will bounce on her front tires and not lay down down
Yah around 70 hp needs some more ump
From the draw bar maybe but not from the pto
I can tell by how youre running the dyno your numbers are inaccurate
I do have a 720 diesel that put out a legit 74 hp on a dyno ran by a Deere dealer that knew how to operate it.
That being said a D17 gas out in the field use to walk by it like it was in reverse, which was embarrassing
How dare you
How diesels used to smoke. They run much cleaner today. Same with power plants. Much cleaner. But government and environmentalists never stop with unreasonable demands.
They run cleaner because they're burning "diesel fuel" not no.2 furnace oil
You gave the mother of the beatings to the engine... and you don't publish the results...? power..? RPM's..? torque...?
Sorry it was 70hp, I added to the comments below previously, around 1200 rpm. Working on getting better with adding that stuff, we do videos mostly for the sound enjoyment, if you have some tractor videos would love to see them
The global temp of the earth went up yb 2 degrees from all that smoke!
Brian Dietrich They are fun to run
That's good...its too cold up here in Canada anyway!
Maybe we can avoid snow in may ?? Till another year??
Good
To this day one of the most fuel efficient diesels ever built
59 hp that's not a big deal
59?
Burton Marpee
It got 70hp
60 h.p. not a whole lot but its sure a torque monster
I owned two of these 4 16s not a problem.