❤😊 ABOUT 15 TO 18 YEAR'S I GOT TO DRIVE AN 8850 TRACTOR WITH 40 FOOT FIELD CULTIVATOR BEHIND IT WAS SETUP WITH AUTO STEER !!! FRIEND SAID LISTEN FOR THE BEEP BEEP AND LIFT THE CULTIVATOR A LITTLE BIT AND TURN IT AROUND AND PUSH THE BUTTON AND DO THE SAME THING ON THE OTHER END OF THE FIELD. HE SAID YOUR GOING TO BE HERE FOR A WHILE. 6.5-7 HOUR'S LATER I HAD 350 ACRE'S DONE❤😊
Jason, you need to do a video, or five, on the evolution of the cost of JD tractors and the costs and difficulties in getting and keeping them in repair.
I would have like to shown the prices of each one in this. Unfortunately I have prices from 1959-1995 and 2012-2022 but I can not locate late 90’s and early 2000’s prices which is a big gap. Some how a 9400 was $200,000 and a 9RX 640 was $811,000.
Best tractor video ever!! My all time favorite is the 9RX would love to to spend a season driving one that would be my dream! Thanks for all the great video’s you do. 👍🏻😁
I enjoyed watching the video. It brought back many memories. I have drive a 7020, 7520, 8630, 8850, 8970, 9400, 9530 and the 9520R. The R series are great, but my favorite was the 8850 with the big V-8 engine.
Both great tractors. A farm I have featured a few times on the channel added their first 4wd to their line up in 1975 with a new 8630. They traded a 4620 with a cab for the 8630. Today they have 6 4wds. They recently tracked the 4620 down and bought it back to restore.
@@bigtractorpower the 4620 was a beast. Ours had a cab, but no air conditioning. It was "turned up" and dyno'd at over 180 HP. Next to the 4020, it was my favorite. I used to pull a 6-18 plow, a large fold-up field cultivator, a 22 ft. folding disc, or the anhydrous applicator with it. I spent hundreds of hours on that thing. My dad turned me loose on a 1965 4020 Power Shift with an M & W Turbo kit on it pulling a 5-16 plow for the first time in 1975 when I was 10. I'll never forget that day/night. I currently own a 1966 4020 Synchromesh. The 4020 was the best all-around tractor ever built in my opinion. I don't do much farming anymore, but the 4020 is really handy to have around the place.
Really enjoyed this video not only to see the evolution of the Deere articulated tractors but the implements that they are pulling. I worked in Deere's Product Engineering for tillage and remember the evolution of some of the parts on those implements. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for watching. I am a John Deere equipment fan. I wish I could find more John Deere implements to feature from the 70’s and 80’s. As cool as these classic 4wds are it often bothers me to see them on modern implements rather than a matching Deere implement of the same era.
i dont mind John Deere equipment but i really envy the service system for all years and models of JD machines, literally every nut n bolt n piece of weather stripping. Good luck restoring Fords, especially the newer models
On my bosses farm, I've used a John Deere 8120 with tinted windows to pull an A&L F705 700 bushel grain cart, a John Deere 8770 to work ground with a John Deere 1060 48' field cultivator, a John Deere 9220 to work ground with a John Deere 1060 48' field cultivator and a Sunflower 1435 35' disk.
@@bigtractorpower the tractor that they use on their John Deere 1750 8 row planter for corn, milo, and soybeans is the 8120. Last fall, they used the 8770 with a John Deere 455 grain drill to plant wheat, but they bought a 36' 7.5 inch spacing John Deere 1860 air seeder with a John Deere 1900 air cart about a month ago.
The WA series is still the most distinctive looking JD articulated model. Very cool. I’d take one of those over the modern plastic-covered ones any day.
That was an awesome video history of JD articulating tractors, JD 9400;& 7520 are my favorites ( just a BigTractor enthusiast ) Its on my list to operate a (B.A.T ) Big Articulating Tractors 😁👍🏻
7020 and 7520 tractors are cool. That is my 8850. It has had the chrome top on the muffler since I bought it. The stack was broken at the dealership when I bought it. It caught a garage door and the dealer put that chrome on as a replacement.
The 8010 in 1959 was a major step up in John Deere tractor production. The first big surprise ahead of the release of the New Generation 3010 and 4010 in 1960.
Wow the 8000 series 4wd was way ahead of it's time with design, especially cab visibility, but the design on the whole looking at Versatile or Stieger of that time
It sure would. I want to do a video on IH 4wds. Unfortunately I have a long ways to go in filming IH’s. I need to film a 4300, 4100, 4156, 4166, 4568 and a 4386. Hopefully these tractors will turn up.
I have a request. When you list horsepower numbers you will often also refer to the engine size and make, something as meaningful as the horsepower itself to old farm boys and gear heads like me. I was wondering if you would include information about the engine in the text with horsepower? For example, I grew up on an Allis 8550, a 12.1L twin turbo straight 6 diesel made by Allis. Also only used in the 8550 and the 4w305. Also on am Allis 200, a 4.9L straight 6 diesel. Also a Gleaner L2 with the optional big engine, the 7.0L turbo by Allis in so many tractors for so many years. Have you noticed how many Allis or Gleaners used the 7.0l straight 6 turbo? From the late 70s until the end with 8070s, 7580, 4w220 and so many Gleaners. It's an interesting aside to note how some motors were tweaked to such varying horsepowers, something not unique to Allis I'm sure. Also the weight is important when talking about high horsepower. Our 8550 was very light compared to our neighbors Stieger. Even though our 8550 put out as much horsepower pulling the same DMI 12 bottom (extremely heavy or over-engineered plow) was more difficult for us only because of the traction issues associated with having a significantly lighter tractor. Ty!
In the stand alone videos on tractors I list the engine liter and cubic inch along with transmission, fuel tank size, factory and field weight. In this general history videos showing progression of tractors I try to keep the details light to focus on the progression. Here is an example of a full spec video featuring an 8550’th-cam.com/video/wZ_hpAXILMQ/w-d-xo.html
At about the 10:55 time stamp it appears that there are two Deeres running in the field. Can you identify the model and year of second one for these old eyes please. You do awesome work! Thank you
I very much would like to have included prices unfortunately I only have information from 1959 through 1955 and then from 2012 through 2022 I have a large gap in between right just can’t locate prices on those tractors
No 8970? That was 400hp. Interesting for so many years the big JDs used a Cummins 14.0l and when JD started using their own in the 9020 series it was only 12.5 liter for more hp. John Deere still tends to power up smaller engines for high HP compared to say Fendt
I tried to mix it up showing different models for each era and I thought the 8870 would be a good one to show. I unfortunately have not located an 8970 to film yet. Of this generation I have only filmed an 8760, 8960, 8770 and 8870 so far.
I have a separate video planned for the 9000T/9RT tractors. This video is focused on the articulated models. I need to locate a 9020T to complete the tracked video.
I love BIG horsepower but being old school I still love the 7020 design tractors. That design is what I grew up with.
The 7020 and 7520 are stand out tractors with the yellow cab roof.
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Awesome video an awesome tractors.
❤😊 ABOUT 15 TO 18 YEAR'S I GOT TO DRIVE AN 8850 TRACTOR WITH 40 FOOT FIELD CULTIVATOR BEHIND IT WAS SETUP WITH AUTO STEER !!! FRIEND SAID LISTEN FOR THE BEEP BEEP AND LIFT THE CULTIVATOR A LITTLE BIT AND TURN IT AROUND AND PUSH THE BUTTON AND DO THE SAME THING ON THE OTHER END OF THE FIELD. HE SAID YOUR GOING TO BE HERE FOR A WHILE. 6.5-7 HOUR'S LATER I HAD 350 ACRE'S DONE❤😊
Totally enjoyed watching! Thanks for sharing! The 7020 you had here with jd bwa disc would have been my dream tractor to own !
The 7020 was a great find last summer. They are a bit rare compared to the 7520.
I’m glad it came available and I appreciate you sharing that too ! I keep watching it over and over lol !
The JD 9620 has the most powerful engine sound, but the 8020 is also very impressive with its large lift capacity.
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Yeah I had to rewind that one and turn it up.
Put a lot of hours on a 7020 for dad in the 70’s and owned 8960, 9520, and 9510r currently thanks for the videos
Excellent video. Thank you for putting all of this together.
It was allot of fun getting to film these. This video represents tractors filmed from 2014 to 2021. It took a while to get one of each series.
This was a excellent video! We run. 9430 and 9630 4whheel drives. Also 9630t. Love your videos and keep up the good work.
Very cool. Nice tractors. I have a 9530T video on the way this spring.
Great video as usual. I enjoyed seeing the 7020 working.
The 7020 was a nice find this past year. It was one of the few Deere 4wds I had not had a chance to film.
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Some awesome machines here. I love the 8020 at the beginning. Imagine how hardy you'd have to be to spend all day out on the prairie driving that
The 8020 is probably the loudest John Deere tractor ever built.
9400 John Deere is one of my favorite tractors🚜
Awesome
Jason, you need to do a video, or five, on the evolution of the cost of JD tractors and the costs and difficulties in getting and keeping them in repair.
I would have like to shown the prices of each one in this. Unfortunately I have prices from 1959-1995 and 2012-2022 but I can not locate late 90’s and early 2000’s prices which is a big gap. Some how a 9400 was $200,000 and a 9RX 640 was $811,000.
what an awesome video that was very well done thanks for sharing!!!!
Thank you for watching.
My grandpa would love this video
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I love the 9030
I've never found the evolution of the articulated John Deere tractors at the same time before, nowhere. Awesome video.
This was a fun one to make. I also have a video on the evolution of STEIGER 4wds.
Wa-14 will always be my favorite tractor of all time
Very cool tractor for sure.
Thanks for the video👍👍 john deere tractors are awesome machines😉👍
It was filming each one 😁👍👍
That 8960 is where it’s at! What a weapon!
Definitely one of the greats in the Long Green Line.
My favourites are 7020/7520, 8850 and 60/70-series, but that 9620 sounded so good... 😎
Great footage, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching.
Great Clip, thanks Jason. Do you already have a Video about Wagners History?
I have one I am working on. I have only filmed on Wagner WA-17 working in the field so far. Stay tuned.
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I really liked seeing that John Deere 8020 but also the 9RX tractors.
Best tractor video ever!! My all time favorite is the 9RX would love to to spend a season driving one that would be my dream! Thanks for all the great video’s you do. 👍🏻😁
Thank you for watching. I am hoping to video a 9RX 640 in June.
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Great video. Thank you.
Thank you for watching.
Some bad ass machines right there I love watching the green
Thank you for watching.
wonderful videos. awesome machines. well done!
I enjoyed watching the video. It brought back many memories. I have drive a 7020, 7520, 8630, 8850, 8970, 9400, 9530 and the 9520R. The R series are great, but my favorite was the 8850 with the big V-8 engine.
Impressive line of 4wds. As an 8850 owner I will agree with you on that V8. The 8850 in this video is mine.
Great stuff, Much appreciated ✌️👍
Thank you for watching.
Mine is the 8650 John deere.i ran one in my days on the farm.love all the old ones too
The 8650 is a great tractor.
That 7520 pulling the field cultivator is my favorite in this list. Really cool tractor.
The 7520 is one of the all time greats.
Nice collection...!!!
Thank you for watching. This compilation is from tractors I have filmed from 2014 to 2021.
I used to operate an 8630 for my uncle back in the late 70s and early 80s. Although, my cousin spent most of the time on it. I usually ran the 4620.
Both great tractors. A farm I have featured a few times on the channel added their first 4wd to their line up in 1975 with a new 8630. They traded a 4620 with a cab for the 8630. Today they have 6 4wds. They recently tracked the 4620 down and bought it back to restore.
@@bigtractorpower the 4620 was a beast. Ours had a cab, but no air conditioning. It was "turned up" and dyno'd at over 180 HP. Next to the 4020, it was my favorite. I used to pull a 6-18 plow, a large fold-up field cultivator, a 22 ft. folding disc, or the anhydrous applicator with it. I spent hundreds of hours on that thing.
My dad turned me loose on a 1965 4020 Power Shift with an M & W Turbo kit on it pulling a 5-16 plow for the first time in 1975 when I was 10. I'll never forget that day/night. I currently own a 1966 4020 Synchromesh. The 4020 was the best all-around tractor ever built in my opinion.
I don't do much farming anymore, but the 4020 is really handy to have around the place.
7520 and the 9400 are my two favourites
Two of the all time greats.
Really enjoyed this video not only to see the evolution of the Deere articulated tractors but the implements that they are pulling. I worked in Deere's Product Engineering for tillage and remember the evolution of some of the parts on those implements. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for watching. I am a John Deere equipment fan. I wish I could find more John Deere implements to feature from the 70’s and 80’s. As cool as these classic 4wds are it often bothers me to see them on modern implements rather than a matching Deere implement of the same era.
Great vídeo Jason.
Thank you for watching.
The 9620R sounded like a jet flying by!
It was a monster not long ago.
Very nice 👍
Thank you for watching.
I've never used a JD articulated tractor, but i have seen one. It was one of the 9RX series tracked articulated tractors
The 9RX offers allot of power and traction. It has been a big seller for John Deere.
The 20 and 30 series really have a nice bark to them under load.
They do.
i dont mind John Deere equipment but i really envy the service system for all years and models of JD machines, literally every nut n bolt n piece of weather stripping. Good luck restoring Fords, especially the newer models
Both John Deere and Caterpillar have excelled in parts systems. It’s sad to see many classic from other brands face being obsolete because of parts.
On my bosses farm, I've used a John Deere 8120 with tinted windows to pull an A&L F705 700 bushel grain cart, a John Deere 8770 to work ground with a John Deere 1060 48' field cultivator, a John Deere 9220 to work ground with a John Deere 1060 48' field cultivator and a Sunflower 1435 35' disk.
Very cool line up. What is the planter tractor.
@@bigtractorpower the tractor that they use on their John Deere 1750 8 row planter for corn, milo, and soybeans is the 8120. Last fall, they used the 8770 with a John Deere 455 grain drill to plant wheat, but they bought a 36' 7.5 inch spacing John Deere 1860 air seeder with a John Deere 1900 air cart about a month ago.
9400 with a 10 bottom plow👌
Awesome tillage team. What brand of plow?
I likr the 7520 the most
It is a cool tractor for sure.
The WA series is still the most distinctive looking JD articulated model. Very cool. I’d take one of those over the modern plastic-covered ones any day.
The WA is a cool tractor. They bring a big price today. I think the last one sold at auction brought $180,000.
That was an awesome video history of JD articulating tractors, JD 9400;& 7520 are my favorites ( just a BigTractor enthusiast ) Its on my list to operate a (B.A.T ) Big Articulating Tractors 😁👍🏻
The 7520 and 9400 were both tractors that changed the line and brought in new customers for Deere 4wds.
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Thank you for watching.
Good video. The first 4wd I worked with was a 8650 JOHN DEERE 31 YEARS ago , in it was good
Very cool. I grew up by a farm that had two 8650s and an 8640. Today they have 8870, 9630, 9460R and a 9570R.
The boss I work for now, hi has a 9530 jd 8320R jd 8270R jd and 7220jd
My all time favorite tractor is the 9220
That is one of my favorites too.
Good old JD. In South Africa 🇿🇦 we still see the 1966 JD 1120 and your 70s 3440
Very nice tractors.
That old 7520 is so nice! I'd give a lot to own it or one just like it. That wasn't your 8850 was it? If so, is the chrome stack new?
7020 and 7520 tractors are cool. That is my 8850. It has had the chrome top on the muffler since I bought it. The stack was broken at the dealership when I bought it. It caught a garage door and the dealer put that chrome on as a replacement.
@@bigtractorpower I guess I never paid enough attention to the stack before. Thanks for the reply.
The first 8020 was cool. I did'nt know, that JD produces 200+ HP tracktors way back in 1959. It's nearly as old as I 🙂
The 8010 in 1959 was a major step up in John Deere tractor production. The first big surprise ahead of the release of the New Generation 3010 and 4010 in 1960.
In this video, my favorite is the 8020.
It is a cool tractor.
Great content, keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching.
The 7520 is still the coolest in my opinion but the 8850s with their V8 engine are definitely a close second
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7520 for me!! I'm sure the new iron is great, but I like the old iron
The 7520 is a stand out tractor.
Wowwww it too big tractor power😮😮
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower i'm glad to see your video 😍
Any JD video gets a 👍
I like the WA-14 due to its Big Bud looks and everyone of the Soundgard series
The WA14 is one of my all time favorite finds.
That's an awesome progression of JD 4WD's. They've come a long way. Thanks Jason 👍!!! GO BTP 💪
It’s neat to see how the tractors have changed over 6 decades.
Wow the 8000 series 4wd was way ahead of it's time with design, especially cab visibility, but the design on the whole looking at Versatile or Stieger of that time
The Sound Guard II 4wds started getting Deere in the high horse power 4wd market across the board.
Hello! The 8010 is a small beast!
Very cool tractor. Very collectible today.
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good video Jason -hope to meet you a NFMS
Thank you for watching. I am looking forward to the NFMS.
International 4300 will be the VIDEO of the century
It sure would. I want to do a video on IH 4wds. Unfortunately I have a long ways to go in filming IH’s. I need to film a 4300, 4100, 4156, 4166, 4568 and a 4386. Hopefully these tractors will turn up.
@@bigtractorpower You are the man Mr
Very good video
Thank you for watching.
Every time I see a 7020, I think of ‘Farming With Duffy Ag” channel.
He is watched this video 😁. He has a cool farm.
I'd appreciate an economic review on how farms afford such immensely expensive equipment.
Hopefully someone will make one of the WA's in 1/32 someday!
That would be neat. I have the 1/16 and 1/64 WA 14 and 17 on order.
I have a request. When you list horsepower numbers you will often also refer to the engine size and make, something as meaningful as the horsepower itself to old farm boys and gear heads like me. I was wondering if you would include information about the engine in the text with horsepower? For example, I grew up on an Allis 8550, a 12.1L twin turbo straight 6 diesel made by Allis. Also only used in the 8550 and the 4w305. Also on am Allis 200, a 4.9L straight 6 diesel. Also a Gleaner L2 with the optional big engine, the 7.0L turbo by Allis in so many tractors for so many years. Have you noticed how many Allis or Gleaners used the 7.0l straight 6 turbo? From the late 70s until the end with 8070s, 7580, 4w220 and so many Gleaners. It's an interesting aside to note how some motors were tweaked to such varying horsepowers, something not unique to Allis I'm sure. Also the weight is important when talking about high horsepower. Our 8550 was very light compared to our neighbors Stieger. Even though our 8550 put out as much horsepower pulling the same DMI 12 bottom (extremely heavy or over-engineered plow) was more difficult for us only because of the traction issues associated with having a significantly lighter tractor. Ty!
Christopher, I really dont understand your point. BTP, has always clearly listed all tractor specs in all his videos.
In the stand alone videos on tractors I list the engine liter and cubic inch along with transmission, fuel tank size, factory and field weight. In this general history videos showing progression of tractors I try to keep the details light to focus on the progression. Here is an example of a full spec video featuring an 8550’th-cam.com/video/wZ_hpAXILMQ/w-d-xo.html
At about the 10:55 time stamp it appears that there are two Deeres running in the field. Can you identify the model and year of second one for these old eyes please.
You do awesome work!
Thank you
At 10:55 is the 9400. This farm also has a Steiger Cougar I on a Deere 512 mulch ripper running in the same field.
@@bigtractorpowerdid you film said cougar 1?
@@nellsonstout7001 yes
It'd be pretty cool if you could find a Farmall B🤙
I will keep an eye out for one.
@@bigtractorpower Yessir thank you
We’ve got a 1992 JD 8760 and a 2020 9520R
Very cool. The 8760 is a stand out tractor.
Case IH now with the 715hp how long before big green ups the anti?
In February 2024 a 690, 770 and 840 hp John Deere tractors will be introduced.
Can you mention here the prices...?
I very much would like to have included prices unfortunately I only have information from 1959 through 1955 and then from 2012 through 2022 I have a large gap in between right just can’t locate prices on those tractors
sounded like the 8010 / 8020 tractor had a Detroit diesel in it ???? time 1:30
Yes the 8020/8010 have a GM diesel in them.
No 8970? That was 400hp. Interesting for so many years the big JDs used a Cummins 14.0l and when JD started using their own in the 9020 series it was only 12.5 liter for more hp. John Deere still tends to power up smaller engines for high HP compared to say Fendt
I tried to mix it up showing different models for each era and I thought the 8870 would be a good one to show. I unfortunately have not located an 8970 to film yet. Of this generation I have only filmed an 8760, 8960, 8770 and 8870 so far.
What is Garret farms doing??
They are spraying nitrogen on the 2022 wheat crop.
Is there a veto of John Deere's two-track tractors?
I have a separate video planned for the 9000T/9RT tractors. This video is focused on the articulated models. I need to locate a 9020T to complete the tracked video.
Such a shame they dragged wagner down for no reason
If I'm not mistaken, there is only 1 8010 ever made!!!
Several were built but were recalled to have a new transmission and clutch put in. One original 8010 still exists. .
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Thank you Alex.