Amazing collection! Not just the awesome vintage tractors, but I love the vintage signage too. I wouldn't mind having one of those John Deere Implements signs. By the way, nice job working the camera while holding Little Kizzle. Hans, if you read this, thank you for letting us look at your beautiful collection. Look forward to the next video wrenching on the '27 D. Thank you, Kenny! 🚜🚜
Yes - he has a lot of great memorabilia. He has a whole collection of chainsaws, hit n miss engines, and there was even a John Deere snowmobile in one of the buildings (I have actually driven a JD snowmobile)! Juggling the little one was a little difficult on this go around, but we made it happen!
Very impressive collection of original-paint tractors and memorabilia there! The 2020 orchard with hand clutch is interesting, didn't realize that was an option for them. The high-crops are neat as well. My neighbor here in PA has a 2010 high-crop and I know of a couple that came out of New Jersey - not particularly a fan of the 2010's but I can make an exception for the high-crop models.
Yes - Hans has a great collection of not only tractors and memorabilia, but he has a number of rare engines as well! Very nice collection and very kind of him to open the doors for us to film it..
That explains what happened to the primary cover on my D’s primary cover. The reduction gear grenaded. I’ll have to check if it is the wide gear or not to determine if it’s 27 or 28. Great info Kenny.
Hans is a wonderful ambassador and caretaker of the hobby and these machines. We are very lucky that he took time out of his days to show us around his collection.
Know where Deere '34' A, #9, of the original 12 prototypes that got 'lost' coming back from doing the Nebraska state test. Owner realized what his dad had 68 years later!
Awesome!! Thanks for taking us along
Glad you enjoyed! Some spots were tough to move through as everything was packed in pretty tight!
What an incredible collection!!
It's an amazing collection!
Tractor Heaven!!! ❤❤❤❤
Absolutely!
Been here. Thank you Kenny.
It's an awesome place!
nice old collection
Very nice collection!
Amazing collection! Not just the awesome vintage tractors, but I love the vintage signage too. I wouldn't mind having one of those John Deere Implements signs. By the way, nice job working the camera while holding Little Kizzle. Hans, if you read this, thank you for letting us look at your beautiful collection. Look forward to the next video wrenching on the '27 D. Thank you, Kenny! 🚜🚜
Yes - he has a lot of great memorabilia. He has a whole collection of chainsaws, hit n miss engines, and there was even a John Deere snowmobile in one of the buildings (I have actually driven a JD snowmobile)! Juggling the little one was a little difficult on this go around, but we made it happen!
Very impressive collection of original-paint tractors and memorabilia there! The 2020 orchard with hand clutch is interesting, didn't realize that was an option for them. The high-crops are neat as well. My neighbor here in PA has a 2010 high-crop and I know of a couple that came out of New Jersey - not particularly a fan of the 2010's but I can make an exception for the high-crop models.
Yes - Hans has a great collection of not only tractors and memorabilia, but he has a number of rare engines as well! Very nice collection and very kind of him to open the doors for us to film it..
That explains what happened to the primary cover on my D’s primary cover. The reduction gear grenaded. I’ll have to check if it is the wide gear or not to determine if it’s 27 or 28. Great info Kenny.
An easy tell is the upgraded gear is riveted to a center portion... Similar to a ring gear. The original is a one-piece cast gear.
Must be nice to have a farm and all that left to you by family
Hans is a wonderful ambassador and caretaker of the hobby and these machines. We are very lucky that he took time out of his days to show us around his collection.
Know where Deere '34' A, #9, of the original 12 prototypes that got 'lost' coming back from doing the Nebraska state test. Owner realized what his dad had 68 years later!
That would be a rare bird to get ahold of! I believe these were the "AA" that were built in 1933?
"PromoSM" 😁