first starts are my favorite part of a build nothing better then a shop full of smoke as it comes to life and that distinct smell of first start diesel. Definitely subscribed for all the tractor awesomeness!!!!!!
Love the timelapse video. That brings back a lot if memories. The square cab. We had the old bi-cool a/c with water and a rotating filter on top of the cab. When you would hit a bump or go off camber, it would soak you with water. Lol. But, it was worth it in the Georgia August heat.
You guys need an exhaust collection system. Dealerships in northern Iowa had them 50 years ago so they didn’t have to open doors when it was cold. I remember a dyno test on dads 444 MH in the shop for seems like a hour. No smoke in the shop.
I sure miss turning wrenches with my dad. I must have been 8 or 9 he taught me to rebuild the starter off our 4020. Two years later my little brother and i took out the transmission while dad was planting corn. We never got in trouble except for putting the splitting stands on backwards. Good job guys
That's a nice shop for working on tractors I wish I had a shop like this I hope to build one that I can store my tractors in and restore them in the same building but it must be nice having all the equipment in that shop to do most of it your self
WOW so cooll i like the song this tractor make and im suprised you use it today for grain pump trailer i realy cool for a 1969 john deer tractor this tractor dont want go into the back farm scrap he want continue live with welker farmer familly love you guys !
Great video! Sad to see that old 7700 put down tho...they were the best in their day and yours looked to be in pretty nice shape considering its age. Hope the tractor serves you well for years to come.
I hear you...It was sad to see it go too, I learned to drive combine at 9 years old in that girl. It was in good shape for it's age and at 3,400 hrs it could have ran more. But It was worth more to us in the engine than a combine. The tractor is a beast now and runs a grain vac like no other.
I got 4000 1972 year one of the last ones that roled off the pruduction line it and the 4020 are basically the very same tractor it is so versatile and I wouldn't take a share in the railroad for it John Deere should still make tractors like the 20 series and also have 2020 1972 year model and never has the lift ever leaked down on it the 20 series tractors were and are still great tractors
At first when I saw the tractor and the combine I thought the engine would be way to big, but once the engine was shown in the combine it looked like a baby engine in the combine.
@Ethan Brooks No, but that we had a motor from our combine (worn out) that we salvaged, rebuilt and used as a spare in the 8N. As soon as the 8N started getting weak, we'd start rebuilding the other. Worked nice.
@@xade7863 Why? Dad worked full time AND farmed. We could switch the engines in a couple of hours and be back in the field. Then dad could tear it down and rebuilt it at his leisure.
The 4520 was so underpowered for the strength of the front end and the rear end. I once saw a 4520 with a 4840 engine. It had a bit of a bump in the hood but that was a much better match for the front and rear ends of the tractor. It could really make silage!! The other major advantage was you got away from the wretched Roosa-Master CDC distributor injection (although most farmers converted them to the DB pump) and now had a P Series Bosch inline injection pump. It also had an intercooler.
Nice, used to have a 6600 (which is at least that series of combine), you won't find one better. (Or you might have some things to say about it while in the shop ;))
Nick, when you do your next time-lapsed video, is there a way you can set a timer on your camera to show people how long that 7 minute video ACTUALLY took you guys?
R.i.p 7700 John Deere combine how long have you guys had the 7700 turbo? Anyway glad to see that the 4520 is running again you should call is old rloller because it looked as if it was rolling coal in the shop it is understanding that you would make a engine transplant we had to do it with our kenworth a few years ago ah well glad to see that the 4520 is running again great time lapse as always
The motor you guys put in that tractor is what Deere should have done in the first place. Horrible fire prone air filtration system and a troublesome injection pump, other than that the 4520s were well built. The 4620s corrected those issues plus was the first farm tractor to be equipped from the factory with an intercooler and were very reliable sharing the same motor appearing in the early 7020s. In the days of your combine motor, emissions was an aneroid valve on the injection pump. Tier 4 was how high the big bales were, not the mandatory engine killing emissions standards.
+Nick Welker Mostly due to an inline injection pump on the combine engine. The old original engine used a distributor type that was pretty marginal. They used 3 different pumps on the 4520, the last one being the best one of the 3 but still very unstable. Deere replaced a lot of engines in those tractors because the air filters would catch fire sending ash into the engine plus tons of dirt in a day's time. I like you air filter system you engineered. The 4620s had a door at the rear of the hood to access the air filter. The 6030s stuck thru the hood. Always wanted to see if a 6030 air filter would fit my 4620. I would love to have a late 6030. Is this tractor PS or Syncro?
Hi I'm new to the channel I have your map in farming sim and I live on a farm in North Dakota I really like your 7700 cobines and your 4520 and l'm a Jonh Deere fan
That’s awsome .. sounds amazing .. love how you guys repurpose things on the farm .. not only savings in purchasing newer tractor but accomplishing a project together as father an sons .. creating memories forever !! Curious of the horsepower tractor originally had an what it has now ? An combine motor was turbo which the tractor motor probably wasn’t lm guessing ? Really great idea an excellent job well done !!👍
Good work, guys! Was hoping for a cummins swap, though.......404's suck You already had it, though, and as a combine engine it never had any thrust on the crank, and was probably never beat.
Great video! I just replaced my first engine this winter with success 👍. I was wondering where you farm at? Your fields are huge! Our 50 foot cultivator would look tiny in your fields! Haha, once again great video. I love all of them, keep it up!
+Isaac Albert nice work! It's fun replacing an engine, lot of work but fun when done. We farm just outside of Shelby montana. The drone makes them look bigger than they are but to some areas I imagine they are pretty big. Average field is probably 100-150 acres. We only run a 57ft cultivator so not much bigger than yours! Thanks for watching:)
We only have one and so our experience is the 4000 hour new motor! But part of that was our fault with messing with the diesel pump, which leaked into the crank case causing bearing damage. This new/used engine is running great though.
How many Horse Power do these john deere now have? Nice video, I love your time laps.👍🏼Nice to see how you change engines from tractor. (My english is not the best, sorry for that)
+I_bin_da_Alex __ Being a combine engine it is designed to run at max rpm so it has most of its power in the higher rpms and compared to the old engine it is a lot more powerful! We use it for our grain vac.
We're using her right now on a grain vac, running great minus a few little oil leaks. I don't know the horsepower but if I were to guess I'd say its somewhere around 150-170. I do need to get more video of her running!
looks good. going to need to do that to my 4520 soon it's got over 14000 hrs on it. that air filter rig looks pretty strong got any more videos/info on it?
14,000 hours is a good life on that engine! I don't have any more videos besides what was seen in that video. The reason we didn't use the original air cleaner is the engine from the 7700 combine had a different exhaust manifold and turbo design than the 4520. We found it easier to reroute the intake to an air cleaner taken from the combine and put it between the passenger rear wheel and frame and then run a snorkel above the cab. Only problem is we run a grain vac and I think that intake sucks up a lot of the dust our vac is putting out haha.
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good job i enjoyed the video..
+onelonleyfarmer Thank you!
as soon as you lift that clutch you get that massive reward from achievement 😉 good job fella
+driveheronman that is the best part!
it's nice to see things run and hear their power it's nice to hear machines run with minimal or no problems
I just love the turbo sound and the engine sound when its revving
I like how the dog takes off when the machine starts up with all that smoke.
+adrian humphreys It's amazing how those dogs can just lay around while large and noisy equipment is running haha.
These time-lapse videos you make are wonderful. Thank you!
+MinnesotaEric thank you for watching them, it is fun to see it come together in the end.
So impressed with your skill love watching these tractor redo viedos
first starts are my favorite part of a build nothing better then a shop full of smoke as it comes to life and that distinct smell of first start diesel. Definitely subscribed for all the tractor awesomeness!!!!!!
+Michael Casella it makes the heart pump after all that work and hearing her fire up for the first time!
Restore the combine too!! I love too see the older stuff brought back to life!!
No they still have it but it’s in rough shape
It’s in the hundred K live stream about an hour in
bring back old iron, and keep the history alive. great job!
Thanks!
I helped a neighbor put that same 7700 motor in a 4020 powershift. THAT is a fun tractor to run!
Now she starts like a old 4430
Nice job. Sounds good.
Love the timelapse video. That brings back a lot if memories. The square cab. We had the old bi-cool a/c with water and a rotating filter on top of the cab. When you would hit a bump or go off camber, it would soak you with water. Lol. But, it was worth it in the Georgia August heat.
Nice Glock hoodie. Even better to see Ol' Glory proudly displayed.
Haha you bet! We love our guns and country!
You should give that old girl a shot of paint. You do such a damn good job of the big buds and that magnum
You guys need an exhaust collection system. Dealerships in northern Iowa had them 50 years ago so they didn’t have to open doors when it was cold. I remember a dyno test on dads 444 MH in the shop for seems like a hour. No smoke in the shop.
You boys sure can party! Love the time lapse
Thank you! It sure is a party working on old machinery:)
Nothing like the smell of diesel fumes in the morning!
How about lung disease in their early- to mid-forties?
It's no less macho to have a good exhaust fan switched on in your workshop.
Thanks for allowing your farm on Farningham simulator 17 because I like what you have done it
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Nice. Good to see a Deere run again. Nothing like diesel fog in a shop.
Oby-1 Walker farms
i love the moment when the dog sees the smoke and it's all like ; i'm outta here!
I sure miss turning wrenches with my dad. I must have been 8 or 9 he taught me to rebuild the starter off our 4020. Two years later my little brother and i took out the transmission while dad was planting corn. We never got in trouble except for putting the splitting stands on backwards. Good job guys
That is great, always fun working on machinery with family. Thanks for watching!
Dang yall was busier than a ten petered billy goat ! Wish i could get my youngins to move that quick !
That took so long, the dog had pups. Nice transplant.
Leg arms always ben on dam good machanic both all you should be doing stuff like this making crazzy money
it been a while since I have seen this What a different that new lighting inthe shop makes!
That's a nice shop for working on tractors I wish I had a shop like this I hope to build one that I can store my tractors in and restore them in the same building but it must be nice having all the equipment in that shop to do most of it your self
WOW so cooll i like the song this tractor make and im suprised you use it today for grain pump trailer i realy cool for a 1969 john deer tractor this tractor dont want go into the back farm scrap he want continue live with welker farmer familly love you guys !
Time to rebuild other motor and keep for tractor in 10 years as quick replacement.
Let’s see one of those MM’s get some some. Enjoy watching keep them coming.
Great video! Sad to see that old 7700 put down tho...they were the best in their day and yours looked to be in pretty nice shape considering its age. Hope the tractor serves you well for years to come.
I hear you...It was sad to see it go too, I learned to drive combine at 9 years old in that girl. It was in good shape for it's age and at 3,400 hrs it could have ran more. But It was worth more to us in the engine than a combine. The tractor is a beast now and runs a grain vac like no other.
I have a 8820 John Deere combine with barely 1000hr bout it from a old man who did not use it much great shape
This must have been a lot of work! Great job, guys!!
imagine how many sunrises and sunsets happened....good job.
I wish we could work on our tractor at that speed lol I'd put it on a time laps and no one would have a clue what we were doing
I love the tractor,I should buy one when I get older,it’s a nice one
Y’all need a exhaust fan to pull that smoke out.
I got 4000 1972 year one of the last ones that roled off the pruduction line it and the 4020 are basically the very same tractor it is so versatile and I wouldn't take a share in the railroad for it John Deere should still make tractors like the 20 series and also have 2020 1972 year model and never has the lift ever leaked down on it the 20 series tractors were and are still great tractors
At first when I saw the tractor and the combine I thought the engine would be way to big, but once the engine was shown in the combine it looked like a baby engine in the combine.
They are the same engine basically but combine had higher hp:) It works great!
This tractor have the best sound ever
I think it’s insane you can do that I’d never think of doing that!
Man I wish I could rebuild as many machines as y'all do that would be fun
😂 the dogs reaction on the first start is priceless
Love it! We had an ole 4020 Jd growing up. I hope to come across one in the next few years an restore it.
Be glad you guys don’t ha e fire alarms in there
Man this looks like fun
Outstanding swap video. Thanks much.
+billrok Thank you!
Great video! Looks like fun!
+Samuel McKinley Thanks it is!
Congratulation Dick , a great work ...
+juan asanelli thanks Juan!
Another great video Nick.
+Parker Jessen Thank you Parker!
Sounds like a combine😎
My dad had a 4400 once. He converted it to a forage harvester using parts from a junkyard new Holland that didn’t run
Nice! Glad it fit well
I love that John deer sooooooo much
The sound🤤
Would love to see more videos on this tractor
NICE upgrade. And no regen
I always get good vibes from these videos
That's what Dad did. The old Combine had the same engine as our 8N had. Flathead 4. A direct replacement, though. Nothing complicated.
@Ethan Brooks Not our combine. Ours ran a flathead 4 from the Model A Ford (different cam).
@Ethan Brooks No, but that we had a motor from our combine (worn out) that we salvaged, rebuilt and used as a spare in the 8N. As soon as the 8N started getting weak, we'd start rebuilding the other. Worked nice.
@@oldad6207 wouldn’t it just be easier to rebuild the motor in the 8n then switch them?
@@xade7863 Why? Dad worked full time AND farmed. We could switch the engines in a couple of hours and be back in the field.
Then dad could tear it down and rebuilt it at his leisure.
@@oldad6207 still wouldn’t it just be easier to do a in frame rebuild that would take about 8 to 10 hours and not have to pull the motor out
Love the flag.. Awesome touch
Thanks Jon Doe! We love patriotic flags!
The 4520 was so underpowered for the strength of the front end and the rear end. I once saw a 4520 with a 4840 engine. It had a bit of a bump in the hood but that was a much better match for the front and rear ends of the tractor. It could really make silage!! The other major advantage was you got away from the wretched Roosa-Master CDC distributor injection (although most farmers converted them to the DB pump) and now had a P Series Bosch inline injection pump. It also had an intercooler.
the 4840 had a 466 engine also instead of the 404.
I love the intro
+Timelapse fun Gaming Thanks!
Nice John Deere 👍
Nice work!
Thanks!
Nice video, sound great too
+Jan Kotze thanks! It's been running strong, only use is powering a Brandt 5200ex grain vac.
Thanks, is it a 4020? sorry for asking maybe I missed it
+Jan Kotze Its a 4520, not sure the exact year.
Thank You Nick
+Jan Kotze you bet!
you guys need to restore a combine it would be amazing to see in timelapse
Haha well with wheat prices as low as they are you might see us do that someday! Gotta save money where we can!
I really love ur dogs.. Great Farm Btw
I have a JohnDeere-Lanz 310 from 1964!
Fantastic sound
You guys should look at getting into the Motorsport of truck and tractor pulling
I love your shop!
Thanks!
You guys should fo a full restoration on it some day
And the combine, too
Some day
12 year old Farmer Trust me they will never touch that old piece of crap combine
wkLeoTrooper There is no point that thing is a piece of junk
Great work!!
FLAVIO RICARDO to to h
Thanks!
+CowBoy21 VLOGS You bet!
Nice, used to have a 6600 (which is at least that series of combine), you won't find one better. (Or you might have some things to say about it while in the shop ;))
Nick, when you do your next time-lapsed video, is there a way you can set a timer on your camera to show people how long that 7 minute video ACTUALLY took you guys?
R.i.p 7700 John Deere combine how long have you guys had the 7700 turbo? Anyway glad to see that the 4520 is running again you should call is old rloller because it looked as if it was rolling coal in the shop it is understanding that you would make a engine transplant we had to do it with our kenworth a few years ago ah well glad to see that the 4520 is running again great time lapse as always
You can't get folk to work like that anymore!
I love your video from Italy :)
+Alessio Fabbretti Thanks Alessio! I don't know of this sounds cheesy but my wife and I just finished some delicious gyros!
+Alessio Fabbretti Thanks Alessio! I would love to see Italy some day!
Iove the vids
The motor you guys put in that tractor is what Deere should have done in the first place. Horrible fire prone air filtration system and a troublesome injection pump, other than that the 4520s were well built. The 4620s corrected those issues plus was the first farm tractor to be equipped from the factory with an intercooler and were very reliable sharing the same motor appearing in the early 7020s. In the days of your combine motor, emissions was an aneroid valve on the injection pump. Tier 4 was how high the big bales were, not the mandatory engine killing emissions standards.
That's really informative thanks for sharing! It seems to be a great running engine and the power difference between the two is very noticeable.
+Nick Welker Mostly due to an inline injection pump on the combine engine. The old original engine used a distributor type that was pretty marginal. They used 3 different pumps on the 4520, the last one being the best one of the 3 but still very unstable. Deere replaced a lot of engines in those tractors because the air filters would catch fire sending ash into the engine plus tons of dirt in a day's time. I like you air filter system you engineered. The 4620s had a door at the rear of the hood to access the air filter. The 6030s stuck thru the hood. Always wanted to see if a 6030 air filter would fit my 4620. I would love to have a late 6030. Is this tractor PS or Syncro?
My dad and I have a 4620 and about bout a 7020 well working for 5-6 grand only we went Saturday the 7020 sold Friday
Thomas Stears Thats pretty cool Thomas!
+Thomas Stears jo
Hi I'm new to the channel I have your map in farming sim and I live on a farm in North Dakota I really like your 7700 cobines and your 4520 and l'm a Jonh Deere fan
Thanks!
That’s awsome .. sounds amazing .. love how you guys repurpose things on the farm .. not only savings in purchasing newer tractor but accomplishing a project together as father an sons .. creating memories forever !! Curious of the horsepower tractor originally had an what it has now ? An combine motor was turbo which the tractor motor probably wasn’t lm guessing ? Really great idea an excellent job well done !!👍
Darren Sager the tractor originally had a turbo
South Dakota Ranch life oh ok thanks for the reply appreciate it 👍
Are you guys planning on restoring eny of the old tractor that you have sitting around?
Would you rather have all new equipment and no shop or your shop with the older equipment?
If we had loads of money to pay people to work on new stuff.... We'd take the new anyday.
Some old stuff school to on our farm we have mostly new stuff
Good work, guys! Was hoping for a cummins swap, though.......404's suck
You already had it, though, and as a combine engine it never had any thrust on the crank, and was probably never beat.
Good job
That’ll burn the eyes!
Are you ever going to restore the 4520?
Great video! I just replaced my first engine this winter with success 👍. I was wondering where you farm at? Your fields are huge! Our 50 foot cultivator would look tiny in your fields! Haha, once again great video. I love all of them, keep it up!
+Isaac Albert nice work! It's fun replacing an engine, lot of work but fun when done. We farm just outside of Shelby montana. The drone makes them look bigger than they are but to some areas I imagine they are pretty big. Average field is probably 100-150 acres. We only run a 57ft cultivator so not much bigger than yours! Thanks for watching:)
Wow, really cool!
YEAR 2018 I AM WATCHİNG
the 4520 one of john deeres 50-50 tractors
half of them were great
the other have got new motors at 4000 hours
We only have one and so our experience is the 4000 hour new motor! But part of that was our fault with messing with the diesel pump, which leaked into the crank case causing bearing damage. This new/used engine is running great though.
Can we pleaseeeeee have an equipment tour?
I need to do that! Once I finish my latest video project I could put together a quick equipment tour video.
Well that whould be great lad!!! Been keeping waiting for such a vid.
Year 2018 as well.....
How many Horse Power do these john deere now have?
Nice video, I love your time laps.👍🏼Nice to see how you change engines from tractor.
(My english is not the best, sorry for that)
+I_bin_da_Alex __ It should be around 165 hp at 2400 rpm. Thank you for watching! I hope to have more videos like these in the future.
Welker Farms Inc 165 hp in these tractor. Thats a lot
+I_bin_da_Alex __ Being a combine engine it is designed to run at max rpm so it has most of its power in the higher rpms and compared to the old engine it is a lot more powerful! We use it for our grain vac.
Welker Farms Inc hey from Ireland. Love ur vids👍👍 subscribed😁
Good works !!
Karol Czaja nawet tu Polacy XD
No pewnie że chłopaki kręcą epickie filmy to warto obejrzeć :)
Ist a Really nice idea😂😄
Awesome 👍👍👍👍
Just wondering if there is a different video of this beast running.... you should put it on a dyno
We're using her right now on a grain vac, running great minus a few little oil leaks. I don't know the horsepower but if I were to guess I'd say its somewhere around 150-170. I do need to get more video of her running!
Pls do a video whit him at work.
How much power increase did you see if any? What are each motors rated at?
looks good. going to need to do that to my 4520 soon it's got over 14000 hrs on it. that air filter rig looks pretty strong got any more videos/info on it?
14,000 hours is a good life on that engine! I don't have any more videos besides what was seen in that video. The reason we didn't use the original air cleaner is the engine from the 7700 combine had a different exhaust manifold and turbo design than the 4520. We found it easier to reroute the intake to an air cleaner taken from the combine and put it between the passenger rear wheel and frame and then run a snorkel above the cab. Only problem is we run a grain vac and I think that intake sucks up a lot of the dust our vac is putting out haha.