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Deere Factory Tour! 1 Series - Where Your 1023e/1025r/2025r Is Built!
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2020
- Special thanks to John Deere, who allowed Tractor Time with Tim to see where John Deere compact utility tractors are made! We toured the compact tractor factory in Augusta, Georgia. After watching this video, you'll see that Deere 1 - 4 series are made in the USA! Deere designs, manufactures the parts, assembles, tests and transports these amazing machines.
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I live in Iowa and Deere & Co. employ 1000's of people here. It is a coveted job as the employees are well taken care of.
Love to see the assembly line!! Love that the money I spent on my 2019 1025R stays right here in the USA.
Thanks Tim.
Congratulations on the new tractor!!
I watched your videos to help me decide what all the 1025R can accomplish. Thank you!
@@chrishansen169 i dont mind some of my money going to japan. they make some of the worlds greatest products and we make the rest. plus theyre our allies.
as compared to all other manufacturers
Wow! That process is amazing! Glad to hear the engine doesn’t require break in by the owner. So now I got to see where my 1025R was assembled. Thanks Tim! 😊
What is the reasoning behind using break in oil if these motors are already " broke in"
As a Deere retiree, I really appreciate you making and sharing these videos. I remember when that factory opened and there was a bunch of wide open space. It has really grown in those almost 40 years.
Is Deere Union?
💥 This was a fun vid to watch, so great to hear about all the USA made components! Love the verse at the end as well. I bet you and Christy had a great time touring that facility. That would have been a ton of fun!
Keep on tractoring!
I bought a new JD 1025 R with all the bells and whistles in Sept 2019 and boy I love it. I took Tim's advice and got some after market Edge Tamers and they work great for keeping my loader bucket from tearing up my lawn when I am lifting up mulch and not this year but hopefully soon pushing snow with my baby!!!! Nothing runs Like a DEERE!!!!!
Very inspiring - glad John Deere allowed you inside there production facility, not that this has changed my view on the quality but knowing that there are a lot of US parts and even more US men and women assembling these fine tractors makes me want one even more
Love it! Especially all the made in America parts and assembly. This clinches the decision for me on my upcoming purchase. Thanks Tim, and all the quality workers at John Deere!
Thanks Tim! That was a great tour. It’s great to see so much of the tractor made in the USA. God bless you and your family.
wow it is impressive how well these machines are made! Nothing runs like a Deere!!!🚜
Tim, having toured many manufacturers I have to say JD is one of the best run. Thank you again for another great video.
Thank you for taking us through the John Deere manufacturing plant most of us would never get the chance to visit a John Deere plant and lean what we did today!
I love all your videos.
My favorite Tractor time with Tim video so far. I have been to the Waterloo tractor factory, the Moline combine factory, the main headquarters building (rusty palace) and the skid steer plant in Dubuque. I have never been to Augusta. Thanks Tim!
This helped make my final decision. I just picked up my 2023 1025r last week…I’m glad to support my fellow Americans as much as I can..
That was an awesome tour, Tim. I really enjoyed seeing how my 1025R was assembled and tested a couple years ago. Thank you.
Thank you Tim & Christy for being you. Very awesome to see !!!
This was awesome, I always wanted to see the inside of a JD factory! I'm a very proud owner of a 2018 JD 2038r and seeing this makes me feel even better about my decision and will influence all my future decisions on tractors - JD all the way!
Where do I apply??!!! What a cool tour Tim! Very happy to see all the parts Made in the USA! Gives a new perspective when you see the process too. 🇺🇸🚜👍😎
I was thinking the same thing, I think test driving would be a great job to have.
It’s in the I s a and you’ll need it’s made in south carralinas
Everything but that
this makes me happy to buy a 2025r that's made and produced primarily in the usa.
4th! Well done Tim. Great video. I'm glad to see this line domestically produced.
My 1991 855 has a 24 HP 3 cyl Yanmar engine that is still running perfectly after all these years. I think it's running stronger today that when I brought the tractor home way back then. I liked watching the video Tim, I learned a few things about John Deere also. 🍔🍟😁
My Dad bought a 24HP with the Yanmar engine around 1990. It is still running great and never a problem with that engine. Actually, the only problem we have ever had with that tractor was with one of the brakes.
The video I have been looking and waiting for for a very long time. Thanks for stepping up and making this available for all of us to see.
You are the right leader of a factory and share my view. We support all the hard workers in our factories. They need our hearts to keep leading well.
I am not even halfway through this video and already I am commenting. This simply proves that if hardworking people come together for a common cause good things will happen. Keep smiling everyone....
This is totally awesome to see where my tractor was born,and the amount that's made in the USA!! Great video tim!!
Very reassuring the text on Matt 18:20. Too often I forget Thank You ! Great video on modern tractor assembly, inspection and delivery.
Very impressive, thanks Tim, Christy and the people at the Deere factory.
Tim and Christy, Thank you! I’ve been waiting for this video for years! Very interesting!
Great video Tim! Awesome tour of the factory and what a great bunch of folks building these tractors!
Extremely enlightening. Great to see the manufacturing process and the many employees involved in the process of putting together our Deere tractors. Thanks!
You mean assembling process. Most of the parts are made overseas.
Hi Tim and Christy its nice to see how the tractors are made without you Tim we would never get to see that nice video
Great way to start off my morning. Coffee and a new TTWT video awesome!!!
SWEET TOUR! Thanks Tony Rollin, and TTWT !
I took a tour of the John deere factory in Wisconsin many years ago and it was amazing
I was there years ago for the Oshkosh air show and drove past the JD factory every day. So I asked if they do tours, and they were in the middle of a two week facility shut down. Didn't get to see it...😥
I really appreciate this video, it’s nice to see so many made in America parts on this series of John Deere tractor!
2305 2005 owner here... reliable with only routine maintenance so far, but I don't abuse my equipment either. I've been to the large Deere factory in Iowa. Tx's for the virtual tour!
I had to pause to tell you that I found myself Smiling during MOST of your video! Thanks for this sneak peek! I'm just over an hour from Augusta!
Great video Tim and Christy!! It's nice to see it all come together in the USA. I agree with you I was surprised at how much is made in the States.
One of the best if not the best video yet, thanks Tim. Nice to see the process of how the 1 series is put together.
Awesome Tim and Christy!!! Love it. I am very happy to see the high American content. This is the birth place of my 1026R! Thank you.
Love my John Deere 3 series. Glad to see these are made in America
Great Video Tim. It was nice to see the tractors going together and all the quality and care that goes into it!
Tim, thanks for the tour. Now I know where and how my future 2025R will be built, T-7 months! To the folks at JD, Augusta GA, thanks for making a quality product. I know for sure that green is the color for my tractor.
This is the best and most informative video I’ve seen yet! I never realized they were made here in the US... You should name this episode MythBusters!
Great tour Tim. I am fortunate enough to live 15 miles from Deere harvester works. The combines keep getting bigger and bigger. The Deere forestry works is near hear also. I just bought a 1025R with mower and loader. I visit your channel often.
Enjoyed the video Tim & Christy. I thoroughly enjoyed the factory tour. That was very interesting. I think they should have sent y'all home with at least one of those. They had plenty. Lol. Thanks for taking the time to produce the videos. Y'all take care and God bless.
Amazing how well put together these videos are, very professional. The flow and content, the intentional selection of scenes that made us feel like we were there and to know the source of the entire tractor. Top shelf!
Thanks for the kind words, William. Christy goes to a lot of effort on these. Really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Great video Tim, it was really nice of John Deere to allow you to go in to their factory so you could bring this video to your viewers.
Boy wouldn't that be fun to work there handling all of those tractors all day long! Thanks for this amazing video guys!
Everything gets boring when you have to do it all day long! Only fun at first!
Good overview guys! This kind of assembly detail makes one appreciate these hard-working machines even more.
WOW! Fantastic . Thank you Tim & Christy.
Love that Green and Yellow. My dad was a cotton farmer in Texas and growing up as a kid everything was John Deere even my bicycle. Nothing makes a little guy like was back then feel prouder than ridding on the tractor standing between my dad's legs while he plowed the wide open cotton fields. Good memories............
Always interesting to see how a product we use is put together on an assembly line and that most of the components are built right here in the USA.
Thanks Tim & Christy. Great you both got an inside look.
TTWT just gets better and better! Great show! Thank you.
I LOVE LOVE this video! I thought that John Deere compact tractors were manufactured overseas.John Deere is a great company with great products! My family farmed for approximately 81 years. During the depression the only implement company that would give my Grandfather credit was . . . John Deere. Subsequently the only new tractors my family purchased was John Deere’s. Credit wasn’t the only reason John Deere’s were bought. . . Quality and performance were continuing reasons. One of the tractors we had was a 720. My Dad said that the 720 and a comparable Case running corn choppers would run neck and neck until there was a hill than the 720 would pull away. The 720 was a torque monster.
Tim, thanks. I have always wondered where and how my 1025R was made.
We have been impressed with the quality and capability of our three series. A tractor day is a fun day around here. 😎
Thanks Tim when I was driving over the road for Schneider trucking I hauled in and out of Horicon Wisconsin a few times plus there was a place over in the Moline area I picked up tractor cabs for Augusta Georgia but it was a relay load so I never got to Georgia with that thanks for the tour really appreciated it I have one of the first series of tractors that was ever built in Georgia
Really good video!!! Another great reason to buy John Deere made in the USA🇺🇸😎👍
Wow just wow,such an opportunity comes not every day to visit a plant like that,well done tim and christy
Tim Christi this is one of the best videos I've seen in a long time keepthis stuff coming
God Bless
PaK
The best money can buy. My buddy just bought a big tractor, don't remember the model, but has the different attachment tools. That Deere kicks some ass!! The property is really shaping up.
Enjoyed this and all your videos. Your message at the end is a nice touch. Keep up the great work Tim!
Hey it’s nice that assembly and most parts are based in the US. Let’s keep it in America. Excellent video
A really great video Tim, it was very enlightening to see the process of assembling the Series 1 tractors !
I'm impressed with the attention to detail by the team at Deere. Thanks for making this video
Thanks for sharing Tim!
I just ordered a 1025r from my local JD DEALER in Harvard Illinois can't wait until it shows up i found the tour of the plant was very interesting and informative thanks for putting it together
What can I say...just awesome, thanks so much for this one! God bless.
Very well done Tim and Christy. Super interesting and you really get a feel for the steps that build the quality in on the front end. Makes me want to go trade my 1026R in on a fresh one!
Great video Tim lot's of hard work go in to building those John Deere and get them out to new homes. 👍👍Great job Kirsty for doing the camera work and keeping Tim in line from buying one or two of those pretty green machine 🚜🚜🚜
Tim great tour. Very interesting content. I'm impressed with the level of detail & attention to component installation along the line. Now I need my comptroller aka the wife to approve purchase of a 1025R. Thanks for the great content.
Wisconsin ! I live ten minutes from Horicon Works, we service stuff for their banks. Pretty neat setup they have over there with the stamping plant and everything else. They have a sea of Gators and lawn tractors.
Ya, I've driven by it a few times on the way to my brother's farm.
You bought a big box store JD...not truly JD quality like on the 300, 500, and 700 series
Fun fact, before they built Gators at Horicon, it was the Van Brunt works. Deere used to build grain drills there.......
Wow, that is a great showing of where my 1025R came from! Thanks
Another great video and an interesting tour Tim. Thanks for inside look. Blessings to you both!
It is great to see tractors made in America. I am in the process of buying a 1023E tractor.
EXCELLENT video Tim!!! I don't recall ever seeing a video of a tour like that. It was very impressive to see where the various components come from. Although it wasn't mentioned, it was interesting seeing some of the larger tractors out in the yard outfitted with what looked like small "transport" tires on the rear. Again, excellent video!
Thanks Joe. Yes, those tires are simply for transport. We discussed off camera. Forgot to mention on camera. Keeps the tractors shorter for easier transport.
Great video. I really enjoyed seeing where my 1025 was built. Thanks Kent
A John Deere facility is quite a site too see. I've worked on a few projects with John Deere professionally, and they have some of the best people working for them. They make sprayers and cotton pickers, among other things, here at Des Moines Works (Ankeny, IA). I was responsible from one of their scale systems. The system weight each wheel of the sprayers. They park the machine on the 4 X 40,000 lbs scales and we can show the exact weight on the left side, right side, front axle, and read axle LIVE and they will them spread their "wings", some over 100 feet wide! This of course changes the weights, and the crews can validate the machine is still in spec. They also have a small scale on the same system used to weigh on-road vehicles, and since the driver has to go into the scale shack, they must also be included in the vehicle weight, thus the small scale. We also have a small printer to print all sorts of information, last calibration date, next due date, time and date, PIN and SN, etc. They've got a big remote display that shows everything from the small scale shack, so the driver can stay in the sprayer and see the weight values.
Very cool system. I'm sure you'd get a kick out of seeing it. I wrote the software to run that system, and did all the physical installation and calibration, less concrete work.
Thanks for working out a video of this plant. I bet it was no small task getting permission to do such a video!
Awesome video. Great to see how they are put together. Thanks Tim and Christy. Jdmich
Just bought a 1025R TLB with the thumb on the backhoe, front quick detatch bucket, front forks, rear blade, snowblower and canopy. Love it !
Congratulations!
Machine shop I worked for used to make a lot of Deere parts, We were having trouble machining one of them. Everyone in the shop took a shot at it. When it was my turn I had the same problem as everyone else. I came up with a modification to the part that would fix the machining problem. We submitted the change to Deere. A week later we heard back the change was approved. It has always impressed me that the engineers at Deere listened to a lowly machinist.
This is awesome that Americans are doing such great work!!
There’s got to be one small Midwestern town (or a thousand of them) that would be the perfect spot for manufacturing things like loaders....
True that man, the loaders and the ROPS
AMEN
I can confirm there are, but these days it getting harder and harder to find skilled trades people or people who want/can learn the skill and stick around.
Fascinating video. It's interesting to see the quality checks all along the way. It makes me feel even better about the purchase of my "Johnny". Thanks for another great video!!
I liked this. Plus a humble and well spoken company leader and sounds like great employees that take pride in what they do.
We were impressed with every single individual that we met, including Tony, the factory manager! He stayed until after 6pm just to help answer questions. Great guy! Great team!
Wow! What an informative tour! I knew they were assembled in the US but I was surprised at how much was really made in the US. I bought my Jonny inspired 1025r several months ago and am continually impressed. Even my finance committee has come around!😎
Congratulations! Yea, once the finance committee sees the functionality, they usually come around.
Good job on the video. That was awesome. Thanks Larry
No wonder why my John Deere runs so dam good! Love my John Deere!! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱
That was a cool video. I love it and I want one. That would be a cool place to work to. New respect for JD American made. Like to see more of these videos. Thanks for the tour Tim.
Now that was an awesome video. Pretty cool a lot is from the USA. Thank you so much! 😉
Tim, Great video. Glad to finally kill the myth that the 1025 tractors "are not" Made in the USA. It's amazing all the jobs provide by
one line of tractor let alone all the jobs from the other lines built at that plant also.
Very cool tour Tim! Enjoyed that very much.
I just bought my 1st John Deere S140! After years of pushing, I am now riding on the finest Riding mower ever built.
Great tour Tim! Thanks.
Wow really impressive factory. Thanks for sharing
thanks, great insight and shows just how complex the build process is
Thanks for making and sharing this video.
Thanks for watching!
That was awesome guy's! Thanks for sharing!
That was AWESOME! Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
Awesome tour!!!! Glad to see so much made in the usa!