12 Bottom JOHN DEERE Plow
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- Big Tractor Power is in the field with 12-18 JOHN DEERE 3700 Moldboard Plow pulled by a 370 hp JOHN DEERE 8960 4wd tractor. This video will share the JOHN DEERE 3700 and 3710 plow history and price tag in 2021.
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Love the older iron for sure. Can't beat plowing either. Really good having you back Jason. Keep up the recovery. GO BTP💪
Just what I was looking for: another video from BTP to ease the pressure in my life. It’s so relaxing. Thank you BTP.
Thank you for watching. I am glad the video adds some relaxation.
Thank you! Needed to see dirt, sick of seeing snow.
Same here
Awwww booo hooo hooo "The Children of the Corn" had to suddenly grow up and grab a pair. Go move to India if you're sick and tired of the weather mister "I'm a so called Farmer!"
@@doolittlegeorge You tell em!!! Straighten his ass out!!
*Soil
Thank u very much. Great to see old iron still at work doing what they do best.
Who dislikes this video?! What a puttz
The ones who say it causes erosion.
thats one job i loved doing is plowing.nice video
I used to have an 8 bottom plow i pulled it with my case 2470 it was a pretty nice setup
Sounds sweet 🏁
Wheel weights and front weights of 8-10,000 pounds could greatly reduce slip if axle loads allow. Thanks for sharing brother!
When that rig plows a field - the field knows it’s just been plowed lol
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That plow is sit correctly, looks good!
Que hermosura de maquinas
It doesn't take long for the moldboards to polish up real shiny. That 8960 is making it look real easy, too.
I realize this video is 2 years old, but I just love that classic JD plowing outfit. What a beauty.
Brings back memories! I was the engineer at Des Moines Works that introduced the 2810 & 3710 back in ‘87/‘88. Hard to believe that design lives on 33 yrs later. Thank you for sharing.
Wow that is great to hear. Thank you for sharing.
Looks like fairly sandy ground. Even with new land slides and lathes when we used to plow in our heavy ground the dead furrow would look like you were driving drunk....There was a lot of side draft going on trying to roll that heavy gumbo.
I’ve always liked the look of the front windshields on the Deere’s. Had that round/bubble look to em. To me it gave the machine character.
Man! Look at all those different machines out there at work! Sweet! Definitely one of the biggest plows I've ever seen! And the dual exhuast on the John Deere disking was interesting! Thanks for sharing brother!
That 4320 with the Detroit engine is a cool tractor.
@@bigtractorpower indeed it is!! Love learning about new tractors!! Thanks for bringing us great content!!
Pretty significant slippage
Had two 12 bottom jd plows in 1988 pulled them with 975 versatile and 950 versatile . Plows did great job easy to set .
We had a DMI 12 bottom plow we used with our turned up AC 8550, monster. 8550 needed to have weight added as traction wasnt great as the 8550 is lighter than most tractors pulling it, got it from a guy with a Stieger, if you know tractors you know those were heavy weights.
I used to plow gardens with a Farmall Super A and one bottom plow in high school
Looks like a plow day... Just a little newer and bigger machines then the Johnny poppers
Had no idea Deere was still building plows 71,000 is pretty steep though considering you can buy turbo tills or mulch rippers cheaper than that and cover mire ground in a day.
Still a cool old school video!
It just depends on what type of tillage and crops are in the rotation. Plows are still useful. Especially in veggie canning crops and potatoes.
I see a little power hopping going on... I used to run a 8960. It was running around 425 hp and would power hop too. We tried different things to stop it and finally settled on lower tire pressure. Had a 350 Cummins in it. Standard quad range trans and was a good trouble free tractor.
The 12 bottom plow is all the 8960 wants in this type of soil.
Good video she's doing a great job
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Brings back memories of my days on the farm
Bet the old girl is drinking a lot of diesel pulling that plough
I believe all that No-till stuff only cause real problems. I've always said turning the soil is the best way as all a person doing is turning 12in. Of soil which allows water to get in
Tillage helps break disease issues and warms the soil faster too.
I am guessing this field is snow covered now.I wonder how the 8970 would pull the 3700 with 30 more hp & power bulge
Growing up on a farm that almost exclusively plowed makes me excited to watch this video. Eventually they stopped using it because it was so expensive to maintain and herbicides were a better option. But it’s still fun seeing this go through the field!
I always like getting a chance to film plowing.
OK im Red-blooded but the first ten seconds of this tractor just ripping it blew me away, Nice.
I like to cover all the brands. It is fun finding the classics matched up just like they were new 30 years ago.
Amazing 😊👌
Moldboarding is great ig you do not get a lot of winter precipitation. That causes excessive erosion of loose soils.
Nice machine 👍
I think every plow should have one of those rake things to break up the clumps. But this is an impressive plow.
The harrow attachment is handy.
I can smell it in Kentucky and this guy can set a plow correctly
I'm impressed with the way that Big Bud is handling the 10 bottom. Looks like much less slippage than the John Deere. At the end of the day might not be much difference in the amount of ground plowed even thought is 2 bottoms less.
The 8960 is maxed out on the 12 bottom. Big Buds are built heavy. Even with less horse power their weight connects better on traction.
SIXTEEN, EIGHTEEN Inch bottom plow!!!!! Versus the two, fourteen inch bottom plow I pulled with dad’s 1949 Case model SC. DAMN! That’s an advantage of 260 inches (21 2/3 feet) per pass. Double DAMN!
Welcome back BTP....you’ve been missed!
Thank you. It’s good to be back. I was sick for almost a month. Feeling much better now.
@@bigtractorpower I’m glad to hear it! Take care man! Hopefully you can make it to Rollag, Mn this Labor Day Weekend? It’s an awesome show with tons of real old iron and a great display of Steiger tractors....regardless, get well and stay well.
Love me some green paint tearing up some ground !
Wonder what the tire slippage percentage is when pulling a plow like that? These tractors nowadays throw more dirt out their tire treads that I could till in a day back when I had a 60 John Deere struggling to pull a two bottom plow set shallow. Pretty amazing!
This was a exhibition more than a serious field after field tillage. The 8960 can pull the plow but a 450 hp tractor is better suited for it than a 370 hp.
Probably not to many of those plows sold in that frame size. See a fair number of 6 and 7 bottom 3700s but nothing that much bigger than that. Looks like the ground was righ on the verge of being to damp to run that day.
It was a bit damp but luckily they could run as it was a 4.5 hour drive to film 😁
Here in Australia up until the late 70s , one way disc plows were commonly used. Chamberlain Tractor company in Whelshpool West Oz made a 30 disc model. They could sure cover some gound and if set properly they let a beaut smooth finish. John Shearer also made excellent ploughs with hydraulic stump jump action that could be set lighter for rocky ground in cab. The one way disc plows can be opened up wider or closed up for different ground types. The 30 disc model could be opened up to around 23 feet and still do a good job at burying trash and burying weeds.
Then all of a sudden ploughing became a dirty word. Scarifiers were ok, but the plough really copped a bad name. They were the cause of hardpans and erosion issues overnight. I still use a 24 disc Chamberlain plow every now and then, depending on trash levels and it is a very very cheap way of ripping or turning the dirt over and burying trash. I pull it with a 2290 Case and even when its sunk in to it maximum depth taking around a 17-18 ft cut the old 2290 has no problem at all pulling it. We have never replaced a disc on it and its covered thousands of acres over the years. We can wear out a set of points on a scarifier in a day. We can also ear a set of no till points out pretty quickly in our soils. We seem to get better yeilds with conventional four inch points because it scatters the seed and fertilizer around a bit more and doesnt burn the seed.
We dont have near the amount of top soil as you lot over there in the states but i have seen a few farms using big mulbourd ploughs to bring up a bit of clay in sandy non wetting soils. Great vid as always👍👍
Thank you for watching and sharing. I have a few John Deere - Chamberlin sales brochures.
The 60/70 series 4wd John Deere tractors are my favorite 4wd tractors
Man she’s shining and h so nicely!!! The plow that is.
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That’s good looking fields, do you put manure on your fields. 🤔
I don’t think this farm spreads manure on this field.
Im planing on buying land in mexico , for crops. Thank you .
We run a two John Deere plows with buster bars. One is a 10 bottom and the other is a 12 bottom. Pulled by a 9430 and 9420R. My dad has been plowing for over 40 years and his dad before him.
Nice plowing team.
Is plowing really the best thing to do? What happened to minimum till?
Different things work in better in different scenarios. Heavy dirt generally benefits more from deep tillage like this, while lighter soils benefit from less tillage. Generalizing of course.
Good plough for level ground but wont work on hilly terrain
You ever gonna get some merch?
Has a furrow always been a ‘bottom’ here? My father, a master ploughman 🇬🇧 never used anything bigger than a 3 furrow reversible. Younger brother, a much younger master ploughman and demonstrator ended up with a 7 furrow I think. No one ever let me near a plough for some reason.
Plowing is an art. Unfortunately in the United States it’s very much a lost art. Most plowing today takes place at a plow day now. John Deere and Salford still builds plows in North America . Bottom here describes the moldboard shears. Furrow here describes the turned soil left behind. It’s interesting how terminology changes place to place. Plowing is still common here for vegetable crops and seed corn. Thank you for watching.
That is an awesome looking setup👍😁 I like plowing action😉👍
Yeah well, tractors as we know them today will be phased out by 2042
Great video! That's some awesome plows! The largest plow that we had was a 5 bottom plow. Thanks for sharing! Have a great and awesome day!
What tractor did you plow with?
@@bigtractorpower Ford 6000
What tractor did you plow with?
@@bigtractorpower plowed with a Ford 6000 tractor.
Nothing polishes steel like soil
I am interested in the case IH 2166 axial-flow combine harvesting corn
That’s a lot of plow it looks like there was some tire slippage.
It was a bit wet. The 8960 had all it wanted.
Farm tractor guys Curtis and or Wagner always said and truthfully that it takes weight to pull weight, so my point is that old Wagner was quite heavy and it's old 14 l Cummins pulled very well because that Bud was heavy, that big JD had a big similar 14 l Cummins, much newer, but both pulled well according to Weight but not necessarily according to HP,awesome video guys
74K for a plow 😂 I couldn't imagine... I guess someone still buys them. Thanks for the video! Awesome quality as always!
Plows still get used in canning crops like peas and in seed corn production.
@@bigtractorpower they use moldboard plows in South Georgia in Decatur County, my home county. There’s a lot of vegetable farms down there. Check out South Georgia Farming on TH-cam and you’ll see some moldboard plow videos.
You can find old White plows for 10k or so with as many bottoms, that will pull easier and do as nice if not a nicer job
@@nellsonstout7001 I've always been told White/Oliver made one of the best plows.
There's a lot to be said for GPS, many tractor drivers today wouldn't have a clue how to use a conventional plow ,you would have to work out your stetches so they both marry up,it's not like a reversible plow where you start at one headland and finish at the other. If I was to be really picky ,the plow would have given a much cleaner finish if it was fitted with skimmers ,the plow in the video wasn't set right as you could still see corn stalks and rubbish that wasn't buried , plowing is slow and expensive operation if you don't care about the finish you may as well use a heavy cultivator ,great video I prefer a track laying tractor for plowing much better distribution of weight and more pulling power.
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Kevin Fox,England Essex
Great Vlog, wonderful JD power, thanks for sharing
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Everytime you post a video, i usually get here as fast as I can, always love seeing modern, but also old iron too, thank you BTP for passing my time especially when Im bored
That's turning some dirt...👍👍
Looks like that Big Bud is a bit lean on DEF... I'd open the spigot another 1/4 turn or so.
No DEF on that one. Good old days!!
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8020 in the background?
Maybe it's my imagination, but that 8960 seems to have a lot of tire slippage pulling that 12 bottom plow.
hi everyone I am a city slicker so this might be a dumb quistion but I thought plowing was a thing of the past I thought no till every one does. take care
At one time there was a 18 bottom moldboard plow a former boss of mind had one. And it was red in color. In the fall my former boss had me greese it. And put greese on the surface of each plow.
Tree skidder with relatively same H P pull same size mold board plow ?
I don’t think so. It depends on how the weight is distributed. A 4wd tractor is set up with 100 lbs of weight per horse power to pull larger tillage implements like this.
big weight difference. skidder would need a good sized oak log on it's roof to gain the traction required, or just start welding solid iron stock for weight. like using a broom to sweep carpet, it may feel good but the job just ain't getting done
Love the smell of turned dirt
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Beautiful tractors and plows
Dang that is a huge plow and the 8960 sounds awesome
It’s a cool 1980’s plow team.
If this was in Europe they would want a reversible plow to eliminate the dead furrow.
what is the price of case IH 2166 axial-flow combine harvesting corn
It looks like the 370 horsepower range is a very versatile model in all the tractor companies 🌻
plow for $70+k... this is insane
Just another liberal commercial full of lies
John Deere's stole the design from my dad. I know this cause they came to our farm to take pics of our 14 bottom.
Yes I can prove this via pictures with dates and time.
May of 1975
great and big tractor
She’s dusting her feet a bit but otherwise stooping right along. The 60&70 series was a real change in 4 wheel drive design and they might be better than the new ones. The old bud is loving that muscle stretch too. Lol.
12 bottoms is about all the 8960 wants. It can pull 12 but it takes some extra effort.
Nice shiny bottoms on that plow, looks like it gets used quite a bit.
If the plowshares *aren't* nice and shiny, they won't "scour" and will just shove dirt to the side instead of turning it over, as well as taking much more fuel because it's harder to pull. If they're not shiny, you need to go plow some virgin sod for a few hundred yards.
@@akallio9000 I was raised on a farm, so that is something I already knew. I was just commenting on how the plow bottoms have a almost mirror-like shine to them.
Alotofmoneyfor the tractor and plow
The 60/70 series was the best 4wd tractors John Deere has ever made in my opinion, I ran a 8870 in the 90s poling a 57’ air seeder
They are good 4wds for sure.
Thought the idea of ploughing was to Bury the trash.
I'd love to smell that ground as it's turned over. Most acres are now no-till in my area and I'm sure there are some youngsters who may never know that wonderful scent. I'll never forget it.
When I was a kid I liked to walk down a freshly plowed field in the dead furrow. It was up to my waist. It’s amazing how verticals tillage has changed things. It’s all about moving two inches of soul today instead of 12.
I have a 6 bottom JD that had to be built in the 60's. It has speed plows so it does better at 6mph than 3. Pull it with a 986 IH. Pretty field left behind.
Very very cool tillage team.
That white tractor is dirty with all that smoke coming out of it. All of them do a great job in what they do. Can’t wait for these machines to become EV and save the environment.
I hope your EV reference was a joke…
@@Encourageable that was no joke. We can’t wait for these beautiful machines to become electric.
@@surudog4929 …Lol , I guess as long as you ignore all the environmental waste from mining of minerals used in those batteries then EV ‘s are clean .
Good luck getting electric tractors. Unless we have a massive breakthrough in batteries they would be complete jokes compared to diesel. Plus the amount of farm equipment in the world is pretty damn negligible compared to something like cars.
wonder if they would ever consider putting go pro on the back of the tractor to video the plows at work.
I sure would. That’s a good idea.
@@bigtractorpower I understand dusty conditions could slow down this idea.
What's wrong with that big buds enjin the thing is smoking like a locomotive
They were pulling a large plow wide open. It is working hard. The engine is good. The Big Bud was built in 1970 so the engine tech on fuel efficiency was much different.
Slippage! Too much air pressure in those tires
And they call working on the farm.
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How soon after harvest are these fields plowed?
Big but is the uglyest tractor in the world
I liked to plow. Used a 4430 John Deere 5 16 bottom, and a 8440 with 7 20. Miss thoughts days.
Nice plowing team. The 8440 and s 7 20 plow is cool.
farming done right, right here. great video. hope you are well, haven't been seeing much content
Thank you for watching I have a new video out tonight.
No, your 8N Ford will not pull that plow.
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Thank you for watching.