JOHN DEERE High Horse Power 2wd Tractors 1965-1999
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- In this video viewers will follow the evolution of John Deere 2wd high high horse power tractors from 1965-1999 working in the field. The video shows how the tractors gained horse power and design changes. Watch for these John Tractors: 5020, 6030, 4840, 4850, 4955, 4760, 8100.
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The one that impressed me the most was the 4840. OMG, someone still owns a cultivator and knows how to use it😳. So many chemically cultivate today, it was so nice to see an actual cultivator in use. I did notice that 5020 was a row crop version too. Nice videos.
Yeah I'd say most farmers dont know what a row cultivator is anymore. My family farms organic crops so the only wasy for us to weed is to cultivate
That 4760 towards the end was a beauty.
Talk about some dependable, hard working machines, hard to imagine today's automobiles working hard at 25+ years old
Seeing the farmer in the 6030, so excited to be on camera, put a smile on my face! Thanks for another great video!
He was so happy.
Genuinely happy at that. Who wouldn't be on the seat of that machine?
@@dunnjob That's a good point!
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I was raised on a dairy farm, I really enjoyed and appreciate what you're doing I'm a big tractor lover myself and enjoy the videos. Thanks a lot it brings back memories. We had 9600 ford and 4040 JD. Loved chopping corn and bailing hay. I'm from Bristol tn. I miss it so much, thank you!!
Love that 8100 chopping corn. I have a lot of fond memories of fall harvest and filling silo!
Now these were made back when they were built to last a lifetime. 👍🚜
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And not cost an arm and leg to fix.
@@chaosacsend9653 Deere is getting Sued by the Australian Government due to Right To Repair.
Tractors in 70s and 80s models are super hot right now on the used market! Due to the low cost of repair. No DPF or DEF either!
8100 is a Great Looking tractor 🚜. Thank you for posting this video. C
Daum that 4760 has had some serious buffing done to it, always puts a smile on me when seeing stuff taken care of
2wd tractors are a thing of beauty.
Yes they are. 😁👍
I desperately need a hydraulic pump for a Chinese made 1994 180 2W 18H John Deere!! Can anyone Help?
So much classic, vintage green iron! I love it. You pretty well captured the high points here. There are lots of these things around our way still -- 5020s, 4555s, 4955s, even an 8100 just like this one (but factory exhaust) just down the road. Cousin's husband has a 4560. The 4760 here is just exceptionally beautiful. Great video as usual.
Loved the 4760 the 8100 sounds awesome 😎 great video keep up the great work 👍👍
Looking forward to retirement someday and getting back into my childhood farms days with Green and yellow iron!
I love the look of 2wheel drive
It was interesting to watch the front tires getting wider with each successive tractor.
Loved all of them . Nothing runs like a Deere. Awesome from equipment. 😀👍
Nothing like turning and dropping plow on one of these when you are 14 years old .!
I miss seeing plowing.
I was 12 years old in 1980, spent many a summer hours on the 5020 with the yellow metal cab, pulling 24 ft. Gysler 3 row cultivator, with a rod weeder attachment on the back row of shanks. LOL, no AC, open the windows for 93 degree ventilation. Took all day to roll over 80 acres.
@@leebob86 Oddly enough at 12 or teen years is not usual on a family farm. I don't think big city folks realize how fast and mature a young teen on a farm can be. Its funny how parents worry about their kids at 16 or 18 driving a car! Hell at the same age that guy or girl has driven farm equipment. That is 10X more challenging and can cost over $200,000+
Loved the 8100 and the 6030... thanks for your great and informative videos!!
Love these tractors,4440 my favorite
Super video of the big two wheel drives, thanks very much
Thank Jan.
Thanks for all the work you do & you do it very well. High quality video, audio, detailed intro and outro...with a well planned narrative...you could make a very good living doing nothing but voice overs, very pleasing cadence & sound.
Massey had some awesome 2WD Tractors back In day...
I like this. The 8100 is my favorite. Smooth n dedicated. As always nice video.
Great video thank you! The 4760 is my favorite
8100 is my favorite tractor in video.
Would you consider doing a segment showing and explaining about different types of tractors and their applications. Wheatland, row crop, high crop, orchard, vineyard etc. I would find that very interesting. And maybe even some specialty machines for one use only. Potato harvesters, wheat combines, cotton pickers, walnut harvesters, tile plows etc.
Great video. The farmer in the 6030 is a really happy person👍
i love john deere
Best looking tractors!
I run a JD 8300 2wd on a 3x3 square baler/accumulator every summer....its my favorite one to drive it turns sharp, good power and great visibility out the front.
Love seeming these tractors
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The 6030 own it B.T.P.,the operator was happy to see you too. 🚜🤠👍
All the tractors were neat to see doing a different task ! A 4960 or 8410 would be neat to see too !
Loved the 6030 and the 8100 great video as always
I love the older John Deere tractors!! My dad owned a few when we had our dairy farm!!
Which ones did your Dad run?
We had a 4000 diesel, 4020 diesel, 4320,4440, and a 4850
My favorite tractor was the 5020
I love your videos. I grew up on a 4010,4430,4840, and a massey 1150. I run a deere 8370 now a lot for a farmer. But i sure do miss being on the farm with my dad and brother and the older equipment.
I forgot to mention that we also ran a massey 1155 and a john deere 4000 low profile power shift also.
I forgot to ad that we also had a john deere 4000 low profile with power shift transmission and a massey 1155 also.
Grew up around the same time newer tractors like 8300's are a great piece of equipment to operate but I still have a strong passion for the Old 2 banger's grew up with a lot of hours on a 40,A,G,620,60,70,720 they still have the best sound just get them under a good load
Enjoyed it. We had a John Deere 6030 on our farm and I thought that had to be the limit of 2WD power. Then I saw the 500 hp. Honey Bee. It was built by the Honey Bros in Frontier Saskatchewan. They pulled an 80' Friggstad chisel plow with it. It was never for sale; only used on their own farm and recently is shown at fairs. It has a Cummins V12 and a 13 speed trans. Two very big wheels off an earth mover do all the pulling. Dualled of course. You might consider following up on that and doing a video. I think they built 2 of them and still use them on their farm.
I enjoyed them all, but I particularly like Tim's 8100. There is just something neat about that model tractor in a 2wd configuration.
You damn right, look up for a recent Case Magnum or MX in 2WD configuration, they look mean af.
We have a John deere 8100
Ours is kicking 225 horse
Really appreciate this, sometimes I'm a bit jealous of your job filming all this...
Another fantastic video it was great seeing all those John Deere is working in the fields Still
The 4840 was the one I use to drool over as a kid growing up on a farm in South Africa. My father had 16 John Deere tractors, most in the the 70 to 90 hp range. From 2120, 2130 and 3130. Very good tractors, we worked them hard, very hot and dusty climate to!
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Excellent video some mighty tractors there
This one is a good one - - - thanks
That’s one happy good ole boy on that JD 6030 😂
That 5020 makes me wanna get dirty! I love all of them and wish I was out busting ground with all these fellas. Great video and thanks for all you do.
The 5020 is one of the greats. 👍👍
That 8100 was the best. I loved that rig. Especially with the D on head on the chopper
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It's kind of an evolution thing. In the 60's there were no 4x4 tractors and now I don't think you can buy a new tractor without it. Same with cabs. A weather front was like a luxury option then but can you get a big tractor with no cab today? Same thing with pickups. We never had a 4x4 in the 60's but we got by. Now everyone has 4x4 pickups. Times are changing no they've changed!!
Now I need to rest. I'm feeling a little queasy after seeing so much green stuff on a Sunday morning 😛
Fun to see. Thank you. - Dean from Minnesota
Thank you for watching Dean.
That first tractor was nice. I lived on a free stall operation for a few years when young and got to just drive not operate a 5020 and it was a thrill.
Love these videos
Wauw that 4760 is fenomenal, I have never seen these types as 2wd in the Netherlands. It is typical American , stunning.
Hermosa la máquinas es muy bueno él video
That 6030 is a beast!
Great video!!!
All the tractor were cool. Like the older moldes
There was nothing like farming without a cab....I grew up driving 4020 and 4320 .....finally we moved up to 4430 , 4640 , and 7520 all with cabs.
Can't go wrong with a 6030. Built like a tank and that 531 motor will run forever.
Hi very good video
I did enjoy every second thank you 🙏 👍👋
Great vid 👍🏻
Awesome video. If you ever came across a Minneapolis Moline G 1000 vista model I bet you would really like it they have a really unique sound and they were a strong tractor of their day
Thats really my taste!! We run serveral 2wd tractors. I believe we do the old fashion style we use for tillage a 4wd tractor and for everything else standard 2wd row crops
Awesome video thanks
Thank you watching.
That 8100 at the last is really classic looking as well as the 5020 and 6030.
John Deere & BTP video = big👍
Nice !. 👍
What a great group of Deeres. I would say that the 4760 was my favorite in this video. Rare tractor in my experience. Thanks as always!
The 4760 is the very last 60 series built before the 8000’s started rolling down the Waterloo Assembly line.
The 4760 was my favore too, I just love the way it sounds
Ticky66MN even though it is not on here I like 40 series tractors like a 4040 or a 4440
@@mattrobert1409 Yes, I agree. That is what I grew up with too. My dad still has the 4440. Love that tractor!
4955 is a beast
It sure is. 😁👍👍
5020 and 6030. Nice.
The JD 5020 was just an upgraded 4020 on “Steroids”. The 4020 & 5020 were so rugged and well made. They could be neglected in Preventive Maintenance and if the Battery was able to start them up you could roll out and do your chores. Actually these were some of JD best mid to high power tractors. So well made. Just like there old Grandpa JD “D” as so many are still chugging along.... I’m very angry that Our Presidential Administrations from the late 1970’s have let Our Farmers and the Farm Equipment Manufacturer’s down. My salute to you ole Boys still trying with both your Boots on the pedals! Thank You BTP for showing!😑
I’m a fan of the two wheel drives. I reckon they look better. Another great video.
Nice video 👍👍keep up the good work love btp
Thank you Bailey
Great video would love to see some international harvesters in the same type of video if at all possible ?
3:35 you don’t see too much row crop cultivating anymore
It’s having a comeback with guys getting into organic farming
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My family has farmed organic all my life and we cultivate every year
I would have to say my favorite in this video would have to be the 5020. I spent a lot of time on one as a teenager. It had a cab with an AC unit that didn't work. Hated it in the middle of summer as it was like sitting in an oven with the heat that poured through the hydraulic levers in the dash. It was nice on the frosty morning after a couple rounds of working it. Did a lot of cultivating with a 3 point cultivator(24 foot I think it was), that was fun as it was a little heavy for the tractor and it would do wheelies when coming out of drainage ditches since you had to lift for them but it would land smooth on the big balloon tires it had on the front. Scared me the first time it happened.
I forgot to add that we also had a john deere 4000 low profile with a power shift transmission and also a massey 1155. I didn't know it at the time but i was told that the john deere 4000 low profile with the power shift transmission was a rare tractor. It came off of a pecan orchard and it had big low profile fenders and under slung exhaust. The exhaust was ran under the tractor out the back from the factory so it wouldn't get knocked off by the tree branches on the pecan orchard. It was factory ordered that way. I was told that it was actually rare and was worth a little money. Especially with the power shift option instead of the synchro transmission. I never even thought about it all those years grown up runnen that tractor on the farm. But after i read about it being rare i got to thinken about it realized that i've never seen another one.
My grandpa ordered a 3020 new in 68 for cleaning out the barn, it's a utility powershift with factory underslung exhaust with a 46a loader, still on our farm, little over 3100hrs, still has the original rear tires on it, I guess it's a bit rare too but never knew that until I got older
Mf 1150 v8?
Yep it was a v8
Great video,here in the netherlands we never had the big two wheel drive. It was all front wheel assistant. Whe can not drive on the roads here with such big tractors with double wheels because they are to big. I love the 4760 it is very nice.
I like the front fenders on that 4760
I always liked the duals on 2wd. Used to have a mf 1135 with duals.
I was able to be early enough to catch the premiere
Good deal. Thank you for watching.
Very nice
1:57 Don't see too many of the early 6030's with the 10 and 20 series style decals.
That was awesome!! My favorite was the 4760 tractor. But I could watch chopping corn for days and days.
That 4760 looks and sounds like a beast
It’s a nice one. It’s the last serial number 4760 that was built before the 8000 series began rolling down the line.
JD got it right when they moved the stacks to the A pillar. No more 4" tubes trying to hide behind 2" window/door frame. Then they built 6/7/8K's, and really changed the game!
My Grandpa had a 4020 with a narrow front end and a loader. He used to clean out the cattle yard and plant and cultivate row crops. I used to ride on the fender and every pass through a waterway was a new adventure in will it or won't it tip over. Sounds crazy now but back then we didn't know any better.
It still amazing to me that until the 80's, there were few FWD tractors, most farming was done with just 2wd.
1983 was the bench mark year where FWA started to gain market share over 2wds.
@@bigtractorpower thanks for correction on FWA / FWD, I was pretty sure they didn't make front wheel driven-only tractors!! Maybe the Kirovets K700 but when would you switch a Russian tractor like that to 2WD on purpose!
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I would like to see this 8100 using a John Deere 4720 chopper, that should be amazing :)
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Great video! I am wondering why the exhaust pipe on the 4760 is on the side and the 4955 are not. Most of the older John Deeres have the exhaust in the center of the hood. I thought that the JD tractors in the EU had the side mounted exhaust but I see some in the US was this an option or a later model of the series?
Nice! Thank you. What a fun job you have.
I liked the 8100, never see any 2WD 8000 series in my area.
I like that they finally decided to put a front grill on their tractor.
That 8100 looks almost funny with out douls
Can’t chop dualed up or the corn would be run over.
Ill bett that 8100 pulls like no tomaro great looking tractor i like the look of 4×2
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Lot of people say the 6030 was way underrated as far as horsepower. I have read the were more in the 250hp range and could be turned up to almost 300hp...
John Deere is good tractors. ....
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Keep up the great, informative videos! Are you able to get or have any footage of Case 70 series tractors? Our small family farm here in Southwest Michigan has a few of them (670, 970, 1370, and 2670 4wd with crab steer), but sad to say most need work and tlc. It'd just be nice to see some actually working again.
Kyle Rifenberg Not to sound creepy,but around where do you farm
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I like them all their John Deere. Back in the late 60's a neighbour bought a new 5020. That was the talk of the coffee shop. The older farmers shook their heads and woundered why the hell would anybody need a tractor that big.
I would love to see some videos of Ford 1000 series