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great job i love john Deere's

Great video buddy

Nice video Evan. I always look forward to seeing this tractor when I can. I need to get another one

Jeśli można zapytać ile wy tymi traktorkami zaorałiście tego pola. Mam na myśli ile hektarów?

Great video! I seriously can't believe you've had that tractor for 9 years already...time really flies. And now she looks better than new!

You should have taken some pictures.

We’re did you get your bumper

I thought this was supposed about John Deere instead of a junk Ford truck.

awesome video

Nice video

Great job, looks really good, like brand new🚜

Whered you get the fender flares

Hey boss!! I found ya via Cory and hit the ol subscribe button. Cheers from Alberta, Canada!

I bought mine in 1989 and still use it today. I'm on my 2nd set of wheels and they are almost slick. Normally it starts on the 2nd pull. It has never idled smooth but runs good under load.

For Anyone who does this..use a product OSPHO after you scale the rust off. Before you paint-undercoat.

What is the size on the tires ?

Thanks for sharing your video great job

Had a great time

I already cut my stock 2003 header panel to fit the 6.0 headlights. I also purchased a 2005 grille and bumper. Will the 2005 grille bolt on my stock 2003 header panel?

Are you for real?

Looks good😎😎👍👍☀️☀️🍮🍮

Can you give any pointers on how to get the painted upper pad snapped into the bumper? Thank You!

Is everything direct bolt on

Love the new shop Evan! All the equipment looks right at home in there. I like the new snow plowing machine as well...looks like it's in awesome shape.

Like the sign above the door. perfect place for it.

So did you need a new header panel?

How many hours on the tractor?

What a great show! It's a shame I couldn't make it out there this year but it's definitely on the list.

What did you find your bumper

I need to get a set of discs for my 318!

lmao

In cleaning up the WEED eater I follow instructions on my owners manual which mentions to use warm soapy water and a cloth or Spong. Rub it clean also dry it after each use.

Awesome video. I'm restoring a 1992 GT262 now. Your video has helped to keep me motivated. You have a new sub. 👍

Good job 👏

Master workmanship, your a lucky guy. 😀🗽

Love the cinder blocks, reminds me of NY. Great job !

Great little john deere mowers, picked a JE75 today for $100 bucks, have two other 14sb's. grown up using them and great machines. Parents have a parts mower 14sb and there good mower a JX75. grandparents have a JX75 also. My grandparents had theres since new, great machines overall. if your local to lancaster PA area I will give you a bag.

Hello, what brand of paint did you use to repaint the 318, also where did you get the grill emblem. Nice job,.the tractor looks awesome

Does anybody have any information on where to buy a bucket set up like this

Would look better with painted 2000 painted grille and painted bumper with black Harley 2006 lamps

Nice dethatching rig! Looks like it does a really nice job. That 318 sounds great.

Change the fuel lines

I did a mini restoration to my 318, thinking that the 318 was a powder coat, the johndeer paint I used look different from original

Beautiful tractor. Awesome restoration.

How much was the bumper if ya don’t mind sayin

Had a 318 and 320.hate them..... bought a Kubota

Looks good. I am doing my 318 right now. Can I ask what you used for the foam backing on the plate behind the motor? And where you got it? Thanks.

Is that chassis saver or por15?

Can you reuse the fog lights for this conversion?

Buddy i dont know if its the video that makes it sound like that or not , but you should never work your tractor especially an Onan at any speed other than wide open throttle, it says so right in the manual.. there are many reasons for this , first oil pressure esp in onans you need the engine rpm to make the max oil pressure as not to starve the crank and connecting rod bearings of oil .. second and also very important Onan is not a clean burning engine and you need the heat in the cylinder to burn off the carbon off the rings pistons and valve seats or it will cause you major head aches.. they are designed and built to run at approx 3200 rpm’s at all times they will last the longest by far running them at the appropriate rpm’s , you can ask any JD dealer or read any manual and they will all say this is true... great video tho thank you for it..