I'm signed in my wife's account so this might appear strange, but the sound of the starter whirl and the 2 or 3 pops when she cracked off made me smile. born and raised on a farm in Ne. I cut my teeth in JD 2 cyl. tractors. We had a 56 model 60 and that's a sound that's etched in my memory forever. My first job running a tractor was harrowing the fields just before sowing wheat in the fall, i ran 1944 hand crank A I had to be carefull not to kill it cause I wasn't big enough yet to roll the flywheel to restart it.Had other 2 cylinders as well but they were my faves.
got to love the sound of a 2 cylinder John deere. my dad had an old JD model A and he said if it wasn't popping farting and carrying on it wasn't running right.
Dang, this sho' is amazing to watch from L.A.! Your Snowed-In Neighborhood must really Love you and your Trusty JD! Thought you'd scooped up a frozen white Kitty around frames 6:14 that appeared still stuck, to the right, in your Tractor Bulldoze Bucket!
I invite you to Western. New York with your tractor. No not Buffalo, south of Buffalo where the belt lies. We get lake effect snow and the record stands at 8 feet in 2 1/2 day. I'm really not kidding. Great video, lets see some more.
We get hit a few times every year. Because the Lake Erie water is above freezing, we still have evaporation. With the cold winds blowing across the length of the lake, the high humid air turns to snow and drops on us in western New York (Buffalo). Usually we get a few inches of snow and then nothing for a week or so. It takes a few hours to clean it up and life goes back to normal. Once in a great while we will have a dry winter. But, a few years back, we took 8 feet (not drifts) in 2 1/2 days. A lot of buildings collapsed and people died trapped in their cars. We made the national news for the entire week. There are some pretty interesting videos on TH-cam. As for you, I really enjoyed your video. Stay warm and take care, Dave at Hamburg, NY.
I used to push snow with a manual bucket similar to that, mounted to forklift (mounted to forks and lifted with the forklift carriage) If you left it unlatched and got the angle just right, you could really get down on to the pavement. Of course, if you were on gravel or broken pavement, you just had to lick it and push it around.
Didn't know "3" wheeler tractors could even handle a front loader. Always thought that'd be too unstable for anyone to even bother trying, but that actually works a treat. Cool video!
Here is a hint for mud or snow flip the front tires over and mount the rims on the hubs from the other side It will give you about 4 more inches clearance between the front tires
What kind of pump is that? It's awesome that it had an output shaft so u can still run the hydraulic pump but not have it interfere with your rear equipment
It just runs off the pto - if your tractor doesn't have "LIVE" pto then the pump stops when you clutch. All late 60's and newer tractors have live PTO now, it's so useful.
That brings back memories of clearing out the farmyard when I was young. We had a wide blade or the regular manure bucket, did you make the bucket wider?
Dealer told me he thought it was something in the head. Some just start better than others. If you have an older magneto the spark has to be blue white color or they just will not start in the cold.
@@nutvhusker We always let any hydraulic equipment down when parking for safety reasons. They will leak back through the system. I don't know that it would hurt the pump. It would put pressure on the hoses and such.
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I'm signed in my wife's account so this might appear strange, but the sound of the starter whirl and the 2 or 3 pops when she cracked off made me smile. born and raised on a farm in Ne. I cut my teeth in JD 2 cyl. tractors. We had a 56 model 60 and that's a sound that's etched in my memory forever. My first job running a tractor was harrowing the fields just before sowing wheat in the fall, i ran 1944 hand crank A I had to be carefull not to kill it cause I wasn't big enough yet to roll the flywheel to restart it.Had other 2 cylinders as well but they were my faves.
Ah the memories! Move a lot of snow and manure with this exact set up in my youth working for a local farmer in N Iowa..
fun machines to operate! Thank you for watching👍
Man I could watch this all day.
Love watching the old classics work. .nice job ☺
Joe R thanks for watching man!
The good ol" Johnny poppers! Music to my ears. I ran an MT, model A, B, 520 to name a few. Great old tractors.
Starts right up. What a tractor.
got to love the sound of a 2 cylinder John deere. my dad had an old JD model A and he said if it wasn't popping farting and carrying on it wasn't running right.
Definitely more efficient ways to get snow plowed, but loved seeing an old tractor getting it done!
Trapdoor yes sir! Nothing runs like a Deere. Thanks for watching
Wow, thank you for sharing.
Great video,i put the loader trip handle on the left side to keep my right hand on the clutch,on my 45 loader
thanks for watching
The ol girl does a good job
Dang, this sho' is amazing to watch from L.A.! Your Snowed-In Neighborhood must really Love you and your Trusty JD! Thought you'd scooped up a frozen white Kitty around frames 6:14 that appeared still stuck, to the right, in your Tractor Bulldoze Bucket!
Plenty of power and good traction even without chains.
James Nauert yes sir! Nothing runs like a Deere!
Gotta love those Jonny Poppers, fun, thanks for posting!
My Gramp's old green required a spin of the flywheel ( real old school). Cool Tractor
I invite you to Western. New York with your tractor. No not Buffalo, south of Buffalo where the belt lies. We get lake effect snow and the record stands at 8 feet in 2 1/2 day. I'm really not kidding. Great video, lets see some more.
VHO TECH thanks for watching! That must fun out were you live, is this new storm hitting you?
We get hit a few times every year. Because the Lake Erie water is above freezing, we still have evaporation. With the cold winds blowing across the length of the lake, the high humid air turns to snow and drops on us in western New York (Buffalo). Usually we get a few inches of snow and then nothing for a week or so. It takes a few hours to clean it up and life goes back to normal. Once in a great while we will have a dry winter. But, a few years back, we took 8 feet (not drifts) in 2 1/2 days. A lot of buildings collapsed and people died trapped in their cars. We made the national news for the entire week. There are some pretty interesting videos on TH-cam. As for you, I really enjoyed your video. Stay warm and take care, Dave at Hamburg, NY.
good job glad to see the old girl working still
MrGiovannix12 yes sir! Thanks for the comment. Nothing runs like a Deere!
That engine sounds very nice, good healthy sound. Good demo.
regaskin yes sir! Thanks for watching
This is so sweet.
Jody Reeder thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!
I used to push snow with a manual bucket similar to that, mounted to forklift (mounted to forks and lifted with the forklift carriage) If you left it unlatched and got the angle just right, you could really get down on to the pavement. Of course, if you were on gravel or broken pavement, you just had to lick it and push it around.
Classic! Nothing runs like a Deere!
Thank god!!!
She sounds amazing
C&S Gaming yes she does!
Fired in a half a revolution! just like my M :-)
sam Cafiso thanks for watching!
Super super super duper johnny
Didn't know "3" wheeler tractors could even handle a front loader.
Always thought that'd be too unstable for anyone to even bother trying, but that actually works a treat.
Cool video!
That's fricken cool man!
south sask farmer thank you! It’s something how these old two cylinders still get the job done
my dad has a JD 70 and it always starts even at -20 F. you cant beat them
mike cubes heck ya! Nothing runs like a Deere!
mike cubes mine has a jd bottle and a can of wd40!
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I have a 1951 B John Deere I use for snow and a ton of other stuff and I have the same loader John Deere 45
Well ya say it starts easy but you did edit out some in the middle there... :) cool tractor !
Here is a hint
for mud or snow flip the front tires over and mount the rims on the hubs from the other side
It will give you about 4 more inches clearance between the front tires
Nice tractor 🚜
thank you sir!
Slow and steady wins the race!
reno145 yes sir, thanks for watching
Unless you're in a race that requires speed.
Awesome video nice job! Great start!
burnuts007 thanks for watching man! Have a good day
Sounds amazing. Are you running a thin oil in the engine?
Nothing runs like a Deere
Danny Hoffman except a FARMALL
Danny Hoffman with a Massey up it's rear!
Keep making good vidoes
I was blown away with the easy start ...did you have a block heater to warm her up or just putt putt and bare fire ?
great john deere nuff said..
Ambrose Mackinnon yes sir! Thanks for watching
9620R...MONSTER DEERE!!.🚜💨
What kind of pump is that? It's awesome that it had an output shaft so u can still run the hydraulic pump but not have it interfere with your rear equipment
It just runs off the pto - if your tractor doesn't have "LIVE" pto then the pump stops when you clutch. All late 60's and newer tractors have live PTO now, it's so useful.
bet the neighbors love you
thastinger345 haha right on!
Nothing runs like a Deere :)
MRJOHNDEERE3720 yes sir, thanks for watching!
ur welcome :)
Headphones are a must for this!
@2:30 lol, spend many hours looking down that long green nose as a kid.
l337pwnage it's a great sight👍🏻
I was waiting for him to hit a curb and go flying up on the hood......... Been there done that.
Always thought a guy needed three arms to plow snow with a 2 cyl JD.
Doodles haha very true, thanks for watching
Yes he operated this as good or better than anyone else I have ever seen plow snow with one of these.
That brings back memories of clearing out the farmyard when I was young. We had a wide blade or the regular manure bucket, did you make the bucket wider?
Lee Peterson nope it is a John Deere snow bucket for the 45 loader
Lovely bit of camera waving! Hemm what was the story about again . . . . . .?
Classic old 2 cylinders!!!
i want one of these :)
Getting a bit ballsy with a crop row tractor haha.
P0tat07 hahaha always
The slower the better.
Harley wishes it sounded like a Deere. ;)
she's beautiful..
man how'd u get her start that good
jonathan hibbard we've always kept clean fuel in her and always taken good car of her, been a great tractor for us
Locust MotorWor
Locust MotorWorks well we got a 50 and 60and 70and our 60is a pain to go and we take good care of it
Wow that's very awesome collection of two cylinders you have! Nice 👍🏻
Dealer told me he thought it was something in the head. Some just start better than others. If you have an older magneto the spark has to be blue white color or they just will not start in the cold.
Where about sin the Arctic are you?
Hey is it C.A.R.B. compliant? Oh wait "F" C.A.R.B. Nice Rig.
You should let down the loader when not in use so you don’t ruin the seals and pump
Joeys Garage how would that hurt the pump?
@@nutvhusker We always let any hydraulic equipment down when parking for safety reasons. They will leak back through the system. I don't know that it would hurt the pump. It would put pressure on the hoses and such.
Spring for a new muffler🙉
Actually just ordered one today!
@LocustMotorWorks I'm a 72-year-old with tinnitus. Your ears will thank you!
Nice....
the wind noise spoils it all
It’s snowing 😂 blowing 😂& cold!
Good grief..that's an antique..!!
Why don't you put sides on it open it up make it wider what a higher BAC
Putt Putt Putt
it isnt a farmall, but its doing a nice job!
has a 9 million pound flywheel for torque
marion cobaretti haha torque is key
Too lazy to broom it off first?
Sounds like you might be just a little bit on the critical side! It’s a young kid proud of his tractor, there’s nothing lazy about this kid!
That is one ugly machine wiith that loader hanging off the front.....but it gets the job done. Nice work!