John Deere 4020 Diesel: Cold Start and Ride Along
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2020
- John Deere 4020 Cold start, walk around, ride along and country views.
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Great video. Enjoyed it and thanks for your time.
My grandpa has one with a loader on it built from the ground up she’s a little rough but runs like a champ love the country side
If you own one back in the 60s you really had something. And if you own one today you still really have something, what a great tractor its beauty and simplicity is a work of art. No electronic components to shut you down or nickel and dime you to death. No tractor company will ever build this quality tractor ever agin. Now days they spend more money on engineering something that can"t be worked on. Still one of the best looking tractors to this day they just are ageless.
Thanks for the comment! Totally agree! Very well said! There are a lot of them still “earning their keep” today and will be in 20-30 years-can’t say that about most tractors made today!
That is one sharp looking 4020. One of my all time favorite tractors. I would say that my favorite is the 6030.
I have a 1970 John Deere 2520 that has spent almost it’s entire life on this farm. It can live out the rest of my days with me.
In addition to the 2520, I have 2 - 1958 520 John Deere tractors. Both of them of been on this farm for well over 50 years.
Thanks for sharing this. Enjoyed a full watch and gave it a thumbs up 👍🏻
Thanks so much for the kind words. It’s so neat to hear stories about tractors and how much they mean to the families that have used them for so many years! Stories like that and owners like you that keep the hobby of tractor collecting alive and well!
Im a john deer tech now had one of these at a place i grew up duck hunting in Illinois it pumped water through what was called a "crissol folley" aka a 6 inch water pump to flood corn fields it ran all night and day for 3 months of the year at 1200 rpm it rolled over twice in the 15 years i duck hunted there it also shredded among many other things all year it still runs today i remember starting it at 8pm in November when it was 20 outside when i was 9 all the way to 18 and it would light off like brand new every year
My all time favorite tractor, we had one with a turbo back in the day. Sweet
Something about the 4020 that I love probably because my father had one to run the farm. Thursday evenings he would wash it up and turn it up to pull at local tractor pulls. Many a trophies sit in a box in my parents basement of his wins through the 80s and 90s. What a great tractor. Fond memories of days gone by when I was just waist high. Appreciate the Weber Pulling Team family and friends for their appreciation of ol American traditions. God Bless yall.
Awe, thank you! And, so cool…thanks for sharing! Many hours of family bonding and friend fellowship has been had with tractors and trucks from parades to pull tracks-think that’s why we love it so much ! 💚 💛
I went with my Dad to our local John Deere dealer. The 4020’s were just coming out then. My Dad was talking with the owner. When I got the chance to break into the conversation, I asked the owner if he was going to be getting a 4020 in at this dealership any time soon. His answer to me was no. He said a tractor that big would never sell in our area.
Within a very few short years, we were about the only farm around that didn’t have a 4020. The 2520 and my 1957 John Deere 720 diesel were out big main work horses. Now they aren’t even big enough to run a grain auger.
Love the sound of it and the chrome pipe they got to be loud I do love my Oliver's 88 in 1955 though nice tractor love your truck pull videos to you do a good job
Gotta love a nice straight pipe 6 cylinder diesel! Thanks for watching and for the comment! 😊
You have done a beautiful job!! Nice work
Thanks!!
Put the muffler back on paint the screens back green light they were from the factory and take the huge JD decal off the front and it wou be mint
While I agree that all those changes would make it accurate, it is also the wrong 4020 decal. I wasn’t going for accuracy on this one. We were just going for what we liked aesthetically 😊
Good looking 4020. My son and I own 2 4020's 1964 and 1971. My father bought the 71 new. Little over 7000 hours on it now with no internal engine repair ever being made bet that cant be said about other tractor makes.
Thanks for watching and the comment! Really neat backstory!! Thanks for sharing! I still contend they are the best model John Deere ever made! Hoping to have some more 4020 ride videos soon!
Case IH will run twice that!
Love them we have 3 our 67 is a wheatland
Wow, awesome! Don’t see many wheatlands! Only thing better than having one is having three! Haha!
I live the 4020 tractors.!
What's the reason for cranking the steering wheel back and forth while starting up the engine?
This is a cool day start. Your still well above freezing temps.
A cold start on my books is like -30, but I live in Canada eh.
Beautiful tractor, I fully support the chrome pipe.
I couldn't tell if it was a syncro or power shift. I'm a big fan of the syncro.
Thanks for the comment. I was told cranking the wheel decreases some of the hydraulic pressure when cranking to help it crank easier-I wasn’t sure about the health of the battery. -30, ouch-no amount of steering wheel movement would allow this thing to start at -30 😂. It is in fact a syncro. Going to have some more 4020 content coming soon! 😊
I'm looking at buying one of these tractors 1964 looks in the same shape hopefully they were Goodyear why are you turning the steering wheel back and forth
Thanks for the comment. These tractors are great! I was told cranking the wheel decreases some of the hydraulic pressure when cranking to help it crank easier-I wasn’t sure about the health of the battery.
What you doin throwing that throttle around lol...
He’s throwing the steering wheel around to reduce drag on the power steering pump. Starts way easier for these old deers like that
6.7 Ryan wow that’s handy. Maybe Deere shoulda designed a better system aye?
@@6.7ryan87 Ours never had a problem... lol 60's to present.
@@donf5722 not bad for the 60s in my opinion
Where did you get your rops from?
Thanks for the comment! We got it from Iron Bull. It comes powder coated and shipped in a crate. Very nice outfit-quality product!
May I ask where you got that stack from
That is the pipe from a semi we welded up the base to “make it fit.”
Upper 30's...HA! That's not a cold start. Let's see you start it when it's 5 degrees out!
Haha I probably wouldn’t do that cold-cool start then I suppose 😂
I was able to get my grandpas 3020. its the one thing I count on starting when it is cold. I've started it with no block heater and in unheated barn as cold as negative nine degrees, no problem turn over 4 or 5 times and fired right up.
Got to have a muffler on a naturally aspirated 4020. They sound terrible. Not many things you could have bought new 50 years ago, used on the farm until today and then turn around and sell today for more than you paid for them new. These will still be running when a new tractor today is useless because the software to make it run is no longer supported.
I have a muffler, but I really like the chrome pipe-the muffler will probably go on when we use it for farming though. Yes, gotta love old, mechanical, dependable farm iron!!
Could you explain why the chrome pipe would hurt the motor? I’ve been thinking of a chrome stack for mine but don’t wanna hurt anything for looks
I’ve never really heard a good explanation other than not really having back pressure-we’ve had plenty of chrome pipes in the past and never really had an issue. My advice would be do what ya like and enjoy it 😊
Ye olde throttle peck. Any tractor enthusiast knows how to do it.
Yea put the throttle wide open it will fire. Haha
I'm sorry, but I don't share the love of a chrome straight pipe on an otherwise beautiful tractor.
That’s ok, we have a boring ole muffler for it too haha