I've had my 140 John Deere for about 25 years now still works great maybe I can convert it over to a little diesel here one of these days excellent job
I like these movies where the ground is soft and easy to work. Now put that tractor in some clay mixed with rocks and topsoil. I want to see it actually work.
This is how you take a classic John Deere 140 and turn it into a larger tractor . This is what happened when you have More money than sense . It was a John Deere 140 and now it is a everyday tractor that anyone can but to this day .
It's so funny watching the guy who's plow is filled with bean stubble,,he looks around,,see's the plug, and just keeps going, his plow is barely is deep enough now to turn the dirt,yet he doesn't stop to unplug the plow,,just keeps driving along as if the plow will unplug itself,,lol!!
Whats the point of duals on one side if single is enough on the other? Maybe if you can lock the diff but otherwise seams pointless, the single will slip first.
That is not plowing . That is just turning over loose disked soil . Lets see some real plowing that soil have not been disked for 100 years . Some good old soil that is as hard and stone .
Jacob, I would say that the extension is probably on the other dual. I can't tell you for certain but that's my guess. If you have the money to custom build one of these things you wouldn't leave something as important as an equal amount of duals out of it.
The reason for only having a dual on the left side is because the right wheel is in the furrows, if I had a dual on the right side it would be in the dirt that I had already plowed. Plus the dual on the left gives me extra traction on that side . Does that answer your question Jacob ?
Beaches it helps him plow and gives the tractor support this crew to g a better furrow and it is less likely to get stuck if he put duals on the other side the tractor would push the dirt back into the furrow
No till is the way to go, folks. When you till, you destroy millions of beneficial microbes in the soil, plus erosion is a huge problem. Going organic is also a great idea for the same reason. I don't think farmers realize how much soil they lose every year to erosion, making the field less productive. Then they need more and more fertilizer, which kills off soil microbes even further. Topsoil in the US used to be 12" deep or more, in some areas. Today it's around 4" or less in many areas. Pretty sad. I highly recommend farmers read the following book: "Teaming With Microbes," by Jeff Lowenfels and Wayne Lewis. It will definitely change they way you think about soil and farming. It really gets into soil science and how we are destroying the soil we grow crops in. You can pick up a copy of that book on Amazon.com, or Thriftbooks.com. Many libraries have the book, as well.
It's actually doing a great job of plowing. Very Good 😊
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I've had my 140 John Deere for about 25 years now still works great maybe I can convert it over to a little diesel here one of these days excellent job
Doing a good job with that turning plow
I have to agree
Totally my dream tractor 👍🏻
That's the perfect tractor for doing anything on garden or lawn work with anything in between. Great job!! I'd pay money for one like that
You'd definitely need to pay money for something like that. ...or at least make a trade (?)
That's certainly the coolest thing I will see today...
Looks like the very first hydrostatic 6030! well done!
That is a very nice looking and sounding JD140. Great job.
It’s the little tractor that could!
Very nicely done! Even the side shield with the bump for the "intercooler" like a 6030 or 4620.
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I like these movies where the ground is soft and easy to work. Now put that tractor in some clay mixed with rocks and topsoil. I want to see it actually work.
If you think black gumbo pulls easy you’ve obviously never plowed any😂
Hank Hill would be quite proud of you !!
This is how you take a classic John Deere 140 and turn it into a larger tractor . This is what happened when you have More money than sense . It was a John Deere 140 and now it is a everyday tractor that anyone can but to this day .
That is a nice looking 140.
That little John Deere was doing the job and I want a plow like that to plow up my garden with.
Good work
Sweet machine
the case just draging everything along lol 😂
I know it’s not practical, but it sure looks fun. That’s all that matters.
Super mehr braucht man nicht und man könnte das Ding mannigfaltig einsetzen .auch Einachser sind eine gute Sache.schaut mal in der Schweiz.
Best tractor on youtube
effortlessly tearing it up!
Nicely done👍 should have more 🚜 plowing in a race
Johnathon Winters on the Case
She's got power
It's so funny watching the guy who's plow is filled with bean stubble,,he looks around,,see's the plug, and just keeps going, his plow is barely is deep enough now to turn the dirt,yet he doesn't stop to unplug the plow,,just keeps driving along as if the plow will unplug itself,,lol!!
Looks like a 4520 or 4620 cool machine
That thing ought a pull a 2 bottom
love this !!!bad ass and strong too for a little thing
That's bad ass.
Looks fun
I would only ask why... Don't get me wrong I love it I think it's super cool it looks awesome you did a great job just one question is why
Why not? For a big garden that thing would be a dream.
very nice
I want !!!
It’s a mini John Deere 4020😂
Yep son it is
Master Jcp Bo
Costs half as much.
@@bennybean4500 ai2tp
4620, has an intercooler bulge,
very very good
That likes fun🚜
wow nice or what
I'd love to have a 140.. my 110 sucks..
Needs a chrome stack
Love it!
Sounds like my Kubota TG1860
For anyone who plows do you just set the plow height and stick your wheels in the rut you already made?
East American Trains the plow needs to be set right depth and the cut
He looks like he wishes he had a bigger tractor
Whats the point of duals on one side if single is enough on the other? Maybe if you can lock the diff but otherwise seams pointless, the single will slip first.
Would love to see a video on the mechanicals of this tractor, is there any 140 parts on it or is everything custom made ?
It's a little big tractor
Hello, I have a question, where did they buy the front tires with the track grooves?
Is it just me or is the furrow side wheel moving back & forth?
Very cool...He could probably have the real mccoy for less....
I want one
How hard was it to put that engine in it
hi how do you make a narrow front end on it
Now try some fresh land. That land is extremely soft.
How much money do you want to bet that’s the only John Deere machine that’s ever had a Kubota diesel in it?
1 harrow ploy Sweet.
When you offer agriculture on Wish
My little 5hp rotatiler can plow like that; 8in deep singal furow.
How much cost this tractor I'm like
Really nice tractor..what HP ??
Must be pretty good to not be bogging down when plowing that deep
Very cool 140. Is that a yanmar?
What fender pan and tank did you use? I want a under the fender pan tank too.
It was a 317 tank and fender pan
@@jaykipfer7427 mount up somewhat easy?
i reget clicking on this video.
what mufflers do you have on there sir ?
Joshua Beanblossom I make my own mufflers. Sorry it took so long to reply.
where did u get your muffler at I have been trying to fined one and no luck of u would please let me know thanks
Nick Benz . I made the muffler Nick.
Where did you get the wheel spacers?
I made them. 400 wheels on the tractor with 5 bolt adapters , the duals are 6 bolt farm implement pattern
Where can I buy it
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Nice John Deere 140 Diesel,does it have the tree way hydralic's ?
Umm tree way never heard of it
Hydraulics. Just saying. Super cool tractor
Is this for sale in Windom Minnesota
That is not plowing . That is just turning over loose disked soil . Lets see some real plowing that soil have not been disked for 100 years . Some good old soil that is as hard and stone .
I know that's fun
Donde puedo comprar uno de esos y cuanto cuestan
Sweet ! Has it got a Yanmar in it?
Mr26Huffy probably
Why would a farmer by a John Deere if I can't even afford to fix them because you have to put them in the shop a John Deere shop.
How much are you selling it for?
why does he have a dual missing?
Having duels on the right would compact the soil
i know but it doesnt even look like there is an extension to out it on.
Jacob, I would say that the extension is probably on the other dual. I can't tell you for certain but that's my guess. If you have the money to custom build one of these things you wouldn't leave something as important as an equal amount of duals out of it.
The reason for only having a dual on the left side is because the right wheel is in the furrows, if I had a dual on the right side it would be in the dirt that I had already plowed. Plus the dual on the left gives me extra traction on that side . Does that answer your question Jacob ?
@@jaykipfer7427 Probably long gone, but did you ever get it sold?
It's for sale
WHAT THE HELL?! EVER PIC I HAVE SOMEONE ELSE HAS IT XD
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that thangg got a hemi?? hahaa
Why 3 wheels not 4?
Beaches it helps him plow and gives the tractor support this crew to g a better furrow and it is less likely to get stuck if he put duals on the other side the tractor would push the dirt back into the furrow
*because
It has a pto
Hydraulic lift
Y'all do know he's plowing worked ground right !! Not that hard !!
True
Still pretty cool though
What you expect 4 bottom a foot deep in rotated land....?
Try
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No till is the way to go, folks. When you till, you destroy millions of beneficial microbes in the soil, plus erosion is a huge problem. Going organic is also a great idea for the same reason. I don't think farmers realize how much soil they lose every year to erosion, making the field less productive. Then they need more and more fertilizer, which kills off soil microbes even further. Topsoil in the US used to be 12" deep or more, in some areas. Today it's around 4" or less in many areas. Pretty sad.
I highly recommend farmers read the following book: "Teaming With Microbes," by Jeff Lowenfels and Wayne Lewis. It will definitely change they way you think about soil and farming. It really gets into soil science and how we are destroying the soil we grow crops in. You can pick up a copy of that book on Amazon.com, or Thriftbooks.com. Many libraries have the book, as well.
Que cagada, o trator verde apenas um disco, vai socando e jogando terra em cima.