I grew up on a ‘49 John Deere B and then when I was about 12, Grandpa got an AR and the AR is the one I drove on my own for many years. I have fond memories of harrowing a small hay field with it, but to this day my favourite will always be that little B
I grew up on a 14 acre farm in Michigan. We had 2 John Deere tractor. We had a 1939 “B”, and a 1947 “M”. I love the sound of the 2 cal tractors. My older brother has the M we grew up with. The engine of the M has never been opened up since it came out of the factory. It runs great. At this time I have a 1963 Massey Ferguson 35 utility Govt Edition. This tractor as built for the USAF, only 169 of these units were built. I have the 167th one. I also have a late 1941 A. It is a war time tractor. It was built the 3rd week of December 41. This is a hand start tractor. I am working restoring both of these. The Massey is almost complete, it has been T years in the making. This has been mostly a cosmetic restoration.
Impressive collection and lots of history there. I have an H and use it extensively on my small farm pulling a drag harrow, small disc, and wagons. Would love to find an A or G - very neat machines.
Nice line up of tractors! Thanks for sharing. I have only one tractor, a ‘43 A hand start. It needs the clutch brake arm re-bush like you did on yours…I’ll add it to my ToDo list.
Grew up on a WI dairy farm in the 50s and 60s. I remember a B and G my Dad had but I never ran either of those. He later got a 50 and 730D row crop. I spent a lot of hours on those, especially the 50. Would love to get back on one or both of those and do some field work.
I have my Dad's 41 model L...crank start...single bottom plow... original owner's manual. Last ran in 2007, the year he passed. Have a video of him driving it for the last time. Someday I will get it running again.
This is a dream of mine to have a large collection like that 😍 I’ve only got three as of right now, working on completely restoring a G, but hope to have about 30 eventually
Thank you so much for getting back with me. I want to add two outlets in the back of my 420w, It looks like everything is there except the two lines and connections coming from the valve on the left hand side under the seat. But I cannot find where the two lines connect to the valve. There are some plugs in the valve but I don't know which ones to pull out and screw in the lines. I hope this makes sense. thank you very much. Fred
Thanks for all your videos. We’re in NC and need the carburetor rebuilt on our D. Do you have any contacts closer to us that could work on the carb? Thanks
In sorry I don't. I'm out here in Utah, so I didn't know anyone that far east. I've done plenty of those marvel schebler carbs for the other letter series tractors, but I haven't done our D yet. But it needs it and I plan to do a video of the D carb soon. Until then, best of luck.
You have a great collection of tractors
Thanks!
Wow , it has a long pto shaft . Very nice model A !!!!!
I guess I'd never really noticed the PTO shaft being long... It's just the standard length for a JD A.
The D is my favorite.
Second is the 3020.....
mine is 1967 3020D
wide front.
Nice collection. 🤠
Thanks! Does your 3020D have the PowerShift or the SynchroShift transmission?
@@jonelsonster synchro with a row crop front end....not the standard wide tire.
I grew up on a ‘49 John Deere B and then when I was about 12, Grandpa got an AR and the AR is the one I drove on my own for many years. I have fond memories of harrowing a small hay field with it, but to this day my favourite will always be that little B
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Great video!
I love my 49 G and want an H next as a little sister.
Keep the videos coming.
Thanks! Will do!
I like the Model D and the 70
I grew up on a 14 acre farm in Michigan. We had 2 John Deere tractor. We had a 1939 “B”, and a 1947 “M”. I love the sound of the 2 cal tractors. My older brother has the M we grew up with. The engine of the M has never been opened up since it came out of the factory. It runs great. At this time I have a 1963 Massey Ferguson 35 utility Govt Edition. This tractor as built for the USAF, only 169 of these units were built. I have the 167th one. I also have a late 1941 A. It is a war time tractor. It was built the 3rd week of December 41. This is a hand start tractor. I am working restoring both of these. The Massey is almost complete, it has been T years in the making. This has been mostly a cosmetic restoration.
That's awesome!
Impressive collection and lots of history there. I have an H and use it extensively on my small farm pulling a drag harrow, small disc, and wagons. Would love to find an A or G - very neat machines.
That's really cool!
That 1959 430W is my favorite.
Was driving a 430W when I was 14…
Yes, the 430 is a favorite of mine too.
Nice line up of tractors! Thanks for sharing. I have only one tractor, a ‘43 A hand start. It needs the clutch brake arm re-bush like you did on yours…I’ll add it to my ToDo list.
Thanks 👍
What a Lovely Collection .
Many thanks
Grew up on a WI dairy farm in the 50s and 60s. I remember a B and G my Dad had but I never ran either of those. He later got a 50 and 730D row crop. I spent a lot of hours on those, especially the 50. Would love to get back on one or both of those and do some field work.
That's really cool. Thanks for sharing.
I have my Dad's 41 model L...crank start...single bottom plow... original owner's manual. Last ran in 2007, the year he passed. Have a video of him driving it for the last time. Someday I will get it running again.
Very cool. Those memories are priceless
This is a dream of mine to have a large collection like that 😍
I’ve only got three as of right now, working on completely restoring a G, but hope to have about 30 eventually
It is somewhat of an addiction.
The John Deere of old, are like the Harleys of motorcycles. The two cylinders. Had a John Deere 60 growing up. Best sound of summer
Yes they are!
Nice collection.
Thank you
I would love to have your H model JD !! They are my favorite.
Yes, it's a good little tractor
Thank you so much for getting back with me. I want to add two outlets in the back of my 420w, It looks like everything is there except the two lines and connections coming from the valve on the left hand side under the seat. But I cannot find where the two lines connect to the valve. There are some plugs in the valve but I don't know which ones to pull out and screw in the lines. I hope this makes sense. thank you very much. Fred
I'll see what I can do.
Thanks for all your videos. We’re in NC and need the carburetor rebuilt on our D. Do you have any contacts closer to us that could work on the carb? Thanks
In sorry I don't. I'm out here in Utah, so I didn't know anyone that far east. I've done plenty of those marvel schebler carbs for the other letter series tractors, but I haven't done our D yet. But it needs it and I plan to do a video of the D carb soon. Until then, best of luck.
I like them all but my favorite would definitely be the 70 standard diesel
Good choice! It's probably the most reliable tractor we have... Except when it's sub-zero temps outside
That G is so cool
Thanks!
I’m taking the 430 and the 70 standard
Solid choices
Awesome video loved it. But that is not a 1969 3020 it's older that maybe a 68 but not a 69!
I'll have to check the serial number.
Power Shift was available on the gas 3020.@@jonelsonster
@@tommckinley111 yes, I know.
Can anyone tell me anything about a 502?
I'm not familiar with a 502
Please, I need some information on the hydraulics in the back of my 420w Can you help me.?
I'll see if I can post a video of the 430 hydraulic system.
Is the mustang for sale?
Nope. Sorry.
Why are the adds in Spanish???
I don't know why. I have no control over that... It's all up to TH-cam
I know a guy that had an h and a B an farmed 120 acres
That is a lot of ground to farm with a couple little tractors like that. Was most of it pasture land ;) ?
@@jonelsonster no
John Deere D
Good choice