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John Deere 4420 Combine Harvesting Wheat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2019
- In this video viewers spend time out in the field with a John Deere 4420 combine. This classic combine is harvesting wheat. Viewers will spend time in the combine cab seeing how this machine works. The video shares the 4420 combine's specifications, production history and original price tag. Watch for drone footage of the 4420 harvesting wheat and unloading grain into Ford Louisville L8000 dup truck.
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In a tough farm economy it’s good to see someone running well taken care of, paid for equipment.
This is what my Dad had in the 80’s. I miss riding in the cab with him. ❤❤
it harkens back to the days of raising a family on a 500 acre farm with a few hogs n cattle , oh how I wish we had those days back again
Fun to see the older equipment. Would be nice to see the equipment makers make smaller combines like this one for the smaller farms. Keep up the great work!!
👍Love seeing older equipment in such good shape still running!
Love the old beast!! It's been well taken care of.
Had a friend that upgraded from a 4400 in the early 80s. I went from a 6600 to a 6620 about the same time. The 4420 wasn’t much different from the 4400 however the 6620 was a completely different machine from the 6600. He’s got this machine set right and it’s a nice one!
This brings back many memories. My dad farmed 80 acres in Ohio. My first memories were of his JD 30 pull type combine with a 7' head. When I was in the Army in the mid 70s he bought a used JD 4400 combine with 15' header and 4 row corn head. Another memory was seeing the farmers sign on the truck door. I was in the Army at Ft. Campbell, Ky just south of Hopkinsville.
Well it's raining again, so what better thing to do than watch a new BTP video!!!
Tyson, were you able to replace the baler bearing and fix the alternator on the tractor during your downtime?
Combine and truck are well taking care of.
Thank you BTP.
NIce video BTP!! I actually enjoy videos of older machines a little more than the newer ones. The 4420 is moving along at a pretty good clip in the wheat. Any idea of how much the wheat is yielding? As I watch the farmer unloading the wheat I noticed the very nice clean grain sample. There are very few hulls. He has the combine adjusted quite well. Thanks BTP!!
Me to...love the older stuff
Nice old combine moving along at a good clip and getting the job done. Smaller farms and more people farming to me was better for agriculture. Bigger farms, machines that drive themselves...get a sad feeling thinking what the future holds for small farms.
A perfect classic combine for small & medium size farms.
Nice Combine Harvester! Thanks for the video!!!
Wow! Cool old school combine still getting it done! And that L8000 truck looked mint!!
That farmer clearly takes care of his equipment and doesn’t need all the modern gadgets to make profit.
Probably one of my top 10 videos of yours. Nice job!
Nice truck and combine. It's too bad that they no longer make smaller combines for small farms.
Daniel C I agree!!!
At the very least it would be nice if a company would refurbish and restore these 4400 and 4420s. I really think there could be a market for this!
We looked at buying a 4420 when it became time to replace the old 4400. One came up for sale at a retirement auction and after looking it over we decided to bump up to 6620 instead. Can’t tell ya how many times we pulled he feederhouse and cylinder on that 4400 and dad wasn’t going to buy and overglorified 4400. The 6620 has a feederhouse reverser, I’m always been able to walk the crop back out with that. Beats the hell out of a wrench a a spud bar trying to crank that old girl backwards.
Good video. I spent the summer of 1973 with guy that ran 3 7700's. We were gone from late may till the middle of Sept. That was my second of 4 harvest trips. While I
was baically a truck driver that summer I did get some time in these machines. They were good machines with a 22 ft header. I did enjoy running one of them when I got
the chance. That is the only experience I had with John Deer combines.
Very cool history. The 7700 with a 22 ft head was a monster combine in the 70’s. Great combine. Thank you for sharing.
Love your videos of the mega farms and new machinery, but this video an "ordinary" farm is one of my favorites. Brings back lots of memories. Back in the 80's we had a John Deere combine on our farm just like this one (maybe one model larger) for combining corn, wheat, and soybeans. Plus a similar size International truck.
old is gold
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Still running our 4420 today. Great machine.
Very cool.
Grew up on old equipment and still love seeing them still in operation
That’s a nice looking 4420!
I like finding classics like this one.
I love seeing the old iron still working
Me too. I like finding nice classics like this one to share.
Great combine, it sounds so good, like the L8000 Ford as well, beautiful truck
This was a Big Combine Back in the Day
It was in a nice line up. 4420, 6620, 7720 and 8820.
Back in the day this was a Cadillac of harvesters. Fun memories! Thanks for the awesome video!
Nothing like seeing that classic John Deere running in the field just like it was when it was new and I really enjoyed the fascinating drone shots as well ! ! ! 👍
I enjoy the older combines more than the modern ones.
Thank you BTP. Dad and brother both own one of these so it was great to see one from the air.
This brings back memories of my childhood seeing equipment like this out in the field. Thanks for sharing!
Now ,that’s a good clean looking sample of grain.
Love the classics
I just the other day watched your "Racing The Rain" video where the dude had five JD S790 combines with 45-foot headers working in the same field. This is litteraly the opposite end of the spectrum. Thank you for showing us how the "other half" lives!
It's obvious that this farmer treated his combine with respect. It was nice to see. The rest of his machinery must look the same, maybe we can see that sometime.
I love seeing the old classic machines working. We run a John Deere 6600 on our farm
Very cool. The 6600 is one of my all time favorites.
We used 2 John Deere 7720s on our farm up until the late 2000s when we upgraded to a John Deere 9670 and a 9770 around 2012
The 7720 Turbo is one of my all time favorites. That is s big jump from a 7720 to a 9770.
7720 is probably my favorite combine. That’s another great machine. My friend his family was still using the 7720 until a couple of years ago. Now they have an old school Gleaner not sure of it’s size or year.
bigtractorpower yes it was but it was so worth it When we went from 2 25 foot heads to 2 35 foot heads
Wow. This is what I started harvesting in. When i was 12 or 13. Then i went to a diesel tech school and cut my teeth on rebuilding an engine out of one of these. Grant it i had done many others prior to going to school but this engine was my 1st official engine rebuild as a a Student. Love seeing this old iron. Miss the simplicity of it.
Another very enjoyable video of an older piece of equipment rolling across the field. As always, good information on the equipment featured too. Looks like this famer really takes good care of his equipment too. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
Nice video, Jason. Great vintage combine with specs, etcetera. I was happy to see you gave the big Ford truck a tip of the hat, too!
👍👍 I like finding classic trucks They are a nice bonus to see in the field.
Bravo; John Deere 4420 combine; classic combine, great machine great video.
I also started on a harvest crew in 92 and we had 6 9600’s I pulled mine off to cut milo for a farmer needing help and the old man got his F2 out to run beside me. What a neat pic it was.
My father who is a little autistic, really enjoys your videos.
Our farm isn't much different. We have a 6620 with a 4 row corn head and 15ft grain table. Old school farming is still better I say.
Great video! Nice 4420
It is a well cared for 4420. Thank you for watching.
Wow this 4420 combine looks great maintained well , run FANTASTIC, and doing and EXCELLENT job.
Great combine! I love combines from before 2000.
Looks like a toy compared to current models!!
I remember swinging out the auger when we got to the field. I never drove it but I rode many rounds in corn!!
That is a clean L8000!! They are all rusted out here in Iowa!!
It was a toy in its time. Deere made the 6620, 7720, and 8820 s that were all larger.
Craig Simon 8820s we’re monsters and 7720/ were good sized combines too
Your videos are really good. The classic iron is my favorite to watch.
Thank sir, I have 4420 . Thanks for showing.
Very cool.
I really liked watching the old John Deere run like a top ! It looks so small now !
Thanks for the great video BTP. The 4420 in your video reminds myself of a 975 john deere combine harvester we used to have back in the day for rice harvesting here in Australia.👍
Great video and great looking, well cared for equipment. I sure enjoy seeing this old iron still working.
sure is nice to see these machines still going. It is funny to see the front tire size on these machines is now roughly the size of the rear tires on the new ones.
wish u did more classic combine videos!! love it
Thanks for this video, nice too see this old combine in excellent shape working.
Great video. Seeing that classic combine took me back to my days on the farm.
Nice looking truck
It sure is a nice L8000.
I still working on my small farm (40 ha), with such a classical machinery: 3140 John Deere tractor and 1085 4 speed, 6 straw shakers combine. The tractor is from '85's and the combine '86 or '87, I don't know exactly. I love them, they are working well. Nice video as always! 👏
That nice video. Like seeing the older machines. Thanks for showing them.
Great video! Appreciate a video I can relate to in this day and age. It appears that this farmer has maintained his equipment quite well over the years. Thanks for publishing this type of video!
Love the 60’s Thur 80’s farm equipment
I remember when one of these was delivered new to my Uncles Michigan farm in 1981...two semis one for combine and one for corn and grain headers and tires... I was there working for the summer. Now his sons run three 9870sts... times sure do change
Good running 4420!! That l8000 is slick!! He has definitely taken good care of his equipment!! Love the drone footage!! Great job BTP!
Thank you for watching. The combine and truck sure do stand out.
The 4420 must have been the next generation after the 4400. My Dad had a 4400 Diesel which he used to harvest 1000 acres of corn and soybeans. Good machines. It's a shame that none of the companies make a small affordable combine for the small farmer today. They forgot their raisin', as the old country song says.
The 4420 was the replacement to the 4400. The rest of the 20 series’s were new Titan models with a Soundgard cab. Almost every new combine on the market can handle a 12 row head. Case IH is the only brand still making a class 5 combine which 30’years ago would have been the biggest combine on the market. Even the class 5 is $400,000.
@@bigtractorpower -- Well, it's just very sad that a small farmer cannot buy an affordable new combine today like they could back in the old days. The manufacturers have turned their backs on the small farmers. Sure, a farmer can buy a 20-30+ year old small combine today, and for a reasonable price, but they better be mechanically inclined if they do, and also parts will eventually be unavailable, if they aren't already. But it's the way of the world today, eg: most are greedy and out to get as much as they can and take you for all they can, and then forget about you after they have gotten it. Jesus prophesied it would be like this in the end times, and we are there.
That was great putting you behind the wheel 🇺🇸🐝👍🏻
It was fun to drive. I grew up watching a 4420 when it was new. No footage of me behind the wheel of this one but it was neat to cut a round.
That's one sharp-looking, and smooth running machine. it's been very well taken care of and I'm sure has paid for itself many times over because of that. I would take that little machine 10 to 1 over a new one that has an equally monstrous payment book and will sink to the axles after the first rain storm because of its weight. Then, you have to hire a bulldozer or trackhoe to pull it out its so heavy! Just the ruts and mess those big machines making the field today it's very very sad in bad for the land.
I didn't realize these machine were 50k new. Thats kinda surprising. Nice video BTP
Fs19 chopped straw at its best. Great to see a classic blast from the past still cutting with the best of them!!! Great video sir awesome 👍
This 4420 is a nice classic. Are their mods for FS19 to run a 4420?
@@bigtractorpower sadly not that I have found I wish though. But they did have chopped straw for 17 stupid auto correct put fs 19
We had no straw chopper. Belts whipped it.
Great video. I appreciate this machine because I have a John Deere 4400 which I use for corn and oats. In fact, I harvested oats yesterday with it. Wonderful old machine, just right for a small farmer like myself. Thanks for all your videos.
What a nice combine! My friend had had a 4420.
I own a 510 massie combine! I love seeing older combines in action. It is a part of history we can not forget. Thanks for great video.
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Surprized at the speed and distance to the rear this machine is able to throw the straw.
It can really toss out the straw.
Awesome. Good to see some of these older machines. No gps so it required to know how to steer this one. Excellent material here as always. 16/10.
gREAT VIDEO OF A CLASSIC MACHINE.
Very nice combine ,that is one happy farmer.
I remember being about 4-5 and my dad had a F2 Gleaner. It caught fire two times and the third dad let it burn. Then a few days later we had a brand new 4400. I thought we were big time farming after that.
Nice, this old pure stuff... Better than this from now... Grtz from Belgium
I like finding the classics to share.
The best shot is when the hopper is empty and you pull back in the grain and the clean grain is running a full auger out the end into the hopper. That's my favorite
😁👍👍. I enjoy getting to film and feature these classic combines.
@@bigtractorpower My first experience as a little kid in the 80's with Dad was a 45 Square back and of all things a Ford combine. We had a 510 mf,715IH,6600,6620,7720,9500 growing up. I love'em
Great job as usual! Thanks!
Great video. The first new combine my dad bought was a 4420.
Very nice video with a beautiful combine and truck. And very interesting to look at.
good thing it is paid for an it gets job done
Pretty neat, if you ever want to film in a different part of the country you could come and see us in WA
It is great to see local farmers!!
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Love the more vintage machinery! Great job,
I like finding vintage machines like this. I will have some more classic combines in the fall
May not be the fastest, but he's definitely the coolest!
It is a cool machine.
Great vídeo btp!!!👍🚜
💚classics!
😁👍 I like finding the classics.
Nice my dad and I use a 3300 John deere combine
Cowboychevy Schneider
Yep that's what I had too
You guys are tough. I had a 7700. It was work to run all day. I have moved up to an 8820 now.
That was a Cadillac compared to our 95 john deere and the 630 German model we had!
We had a JD330, compared to Claas of this Time it was a Marvel.
The 30 Series wehre verry good Machines.
Now we use an Newholland M140 Armada
They used to have those 2x 3prong spinny things before the choppers. Someone needs to find a video of a combine with those =p I remember playing around with those as as a kid.
Wow, that combine is really impressive compared to the Claas Mercury I used for nearly 20 years. We went through three of them. The good one, the parts one, then the new good one cause the old good one was completely worn out. The first one had a cab with a blower, no AC and not pressurised. It was quite possible that some dust made it in, I used to ride around in the cab with my Dad though. I only got to operate the open station version. It was loud, dusty and awful but got the job done.
It taught me that a bargain combine harvester might not be the best thing, it might be a better idea to save for something else or to get someone else to bring the crop in. You really have to weigh up buying or fixing a machine or hiring someone else to do it a lot with farming. The time, effort and health risk associated with old combines just isn't worth it. Get someone else in or figure out if you can become the neighbour with the combine. "Sunken cost fallacy" can happen a lot with farm machinery, know when to cut your losses and keep you, your family and workers safe!
Nice equipment! I really like the Louisville!
Wow amazing great machinery rite there 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice classic equipment
You have mentioned 15 feet in this great video, thanks
Love the Drone footage👍
My friend at Flightdubs filmed this. He does nice work.
Those are good machines we used to have a 6620 Turbo when we traded it it had about 12,000 hours on it it was still a good combine it was just getting pretty thin all over
Love it man! You do great work!!
That is really sweet!! Great find!! My dads buddy has a 3300 I think. Just sitting. He used to have teo ford combines. But he sold them for scrap one day
We have an old yellow owatonna swather that I’m restoring for ffa.
Wow that is very cool.