Those tractors are awesome, Back in my youth I had the pleasure of running a "D" pulling a 16' one way ,quite a bit it was great, except for no turn brake on left side. Thanks for Sharing. 😊
Boy does that bring back the memories from the hours spent on 'D's'. Our starters didn't work either so you had to watch the flywheel backspin didn't take your hand back into the starter when you were hand cranking it. Got smart after awhile and parked it on a hill to make starting easier.
Yup. We have always talked about overhauling it, but since it just keeps on going, we have never gotten around to it. Maybe one day we'll get the D to run as well as all our other tractors.
When my Dad use to seed my Sister and I would ride on the back of the seeder on the wooden step ..One day we were pushing and shoving she was bigger and a couple years older than I was and she fell and the packer we had behind the seeder ran her over.long story short she was fine aside from a mouth and nose full of dirt..She was lucky the dirt was soft and fluffy really good black dirt..Our Parents are both long gone but we still laugh about it to this day ...
I remember riding on the butterfly disk we had when I was a kid. I can't imagine letting my kids ride on a disk now! Seconds away from a tragedy. Safety has come a long way
I use to pick stones with our old D and a stone boat when i was young..Those old tractors have their own character..Ours would not turn when you put a load on it..I took a bit of brain power to operate..
When. I was 4 years old. My dad putme on the D. And i. Would. Sleep. On. The. Floor. At. 14. Years old. I would. Plow. And. Disk. With. It. We farmed. 3 quarters with the. D. Then. We. Got. A model. R. Every year. Dad would. Grind. The. Valves. And. Put. In. New. Cylinder. Rings
Those tractors are awesome, Back in my youth I had the pleasure of running a "D" pulling a 16' one way ,quite a bit it was great, except for no turn brake on left side. Thanks for Sharing. 😊
Thanks 👍
The old thump thump pulls with power. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
Good video, nice looking area.
Thanks 👍🏻
Boy does that bring back the memories from the hours spent on 'D's'. Our starters didn't work either so you had to watch the flywheel backspin didn't take your hand back into the starter when you were hand cranking it. Got smart after awhile and parked it on a hill to make starting easier.
Yes, safety was not the highest priority. It would be easy to get hurt really fast.
É medical, bons. tempos... anos 60. Beautiful!
Great work! Btw, that’s how I measure the amount of gas in my tractors too, with smooth wooden sticks like that. lol
Great minds think alike!
Sounds great to me. Looks good too. 👍 My Grandpa measured the gas in his tractor like that too.
Right on
She may run a little rough but it sure gets the job done.
Yup. We have always talked about overhauling it, but since it just keeps on going, we have never gotten around to it. Maybe one day we'll get the D to run as well as all our other tractors.
When my Dad use to seed my Sister and I would ride on the back of the seeder on the wooden step ..One day we were pushing and shoving she was bigger and a couple years older than I was and she fell and the packer we had behind the seeder ran her over.long story short she was fine aside from a mouth and nose full of dirt..She was lucky the dirt was soft and fluffy really good black dirt..Our Parents are both long gone but we still laugh about it to this day ...
I remember riding on the butterfly disk we had when I was a kid. I can't imagine letting my kids ride on a disk now! Seconds away from a tragedy. Safety has come a long way
Beautiful D. Sounds just like my styled 1939 D
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I use to pick stones with our old D and a stone boat when i was young..Those old tractors have their own character..Ours would not turn when you put a load on it..I took a bit of brain power to operate..
Yes, some of these old D's run so smoothly and others are more of a hit and miss
That D is really nice. I have one of my own that I need to get running and I was wondering what size battery you have in this one?
It's not the smoothest, but it never quits.
@@jonelsonster good old Deere power lol
That roller is approx 4,240 pounds.
Seems about right 👍🏻
The timing needs to be adjusted. 😊
The carb bushings are severely worn... So that isn't helping either
How many liters of gas was consumed in these two hours?
2 or 3 gallons. Not exactly sure. But you can see the fuel level change on the sick at the end.
beautiful tractor I'm thinking of buying one possibly and restoring it.
Go for it!
Where are you located? What will you plant there?
We're in northern Utah. Next week's video will be us planting alfalfa with our model M and an old drill we are trying out for the first time.
Wow, does that tractor always run that rough? Sounds worse than the old 1947 G I grew up with. Sure started easy though.
Under load it runs a little better... But for the most part, yes, it runs rough. 😄
When. I was 4 years old. My dad putme on the D. And i. Would. Sleep. On. The. Floor. At. 14. Years old. I would. Plow. And. Disk. With. It. We farmed. 3 quarters with the. D. Then. We. Got. A model. R. Every year. Dad would. Grind. The. Valves. And. Put. In. New. Cylinder. Rings
That's cool! Thanks for sharing
Same From 8 years old. Pulling stubble plow disc and harrows baleing hay with a 24T jd baler
Ótimo modelo D ,meu avô importou um hoje só temos a carcaça dele em museu JD M64-t .mas o JD 820 ainda na atividade desde 58 aqui no Brasil 🇧🇷
That's awesome!
Mine ran the same But pulls hard
Yes, this tractor has never run smoothly... But since it always runs and pulls what we put behind it then we haven't messed around with it.
Your dad is cool
Ha! Did he tell you to say that? 😉 Thanks!
Beautiful! Dureza era virar no volante ou na polia com a corda ...kkkkkk
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D stand for diesel
But, it's not a diesel. It's still fun to drive.