Love the sound of those old John Deere tractors. My grandpa had a B that he did hay with when I was a kid. They were a powerful 16 hp for there time. Thanks for sharing.
Now that’s what I would call a fancy John Deere B. We had one along with a Farmall M we farmed 40+ acres with, about 55 years ago. Yes, I’m a fossil. I say your B is fancy because we had an unstyled B with the manual flywheel start. Your B is capable of pulling far more than that Cub disc. It’s not straining in the slightest. A friend of mine had a John Deere A, also with a manual flywheel start. He was impressed when I simply walked up to it, opened the petcocks, closed the choke and started it right up. I was mowing grass and the A was in the way.
Years ago you could buy small tillage implements from Sears and Montgomery Wards. Obviously they were made for them by somebody else but this disc does look a bit like the kind of stuff they once offered.Being the fact that this B was among the final production years if he takes care of it keeps it out of the weather it'll bring a price at the higher end of the scale for tractors this size and era.
OMG your editing in the beginning is too cool haha! Wasn’t expecting that! 😳😆 This was so relaxing to watch I dunno why hehe.. this makes me miss living in upstate PA.. I only lived there for 4yrs but it was in the middle of no where & definitely country living, I moved there from Philadelphia, such a different way of living.. but definitely peaceful ☺️
I like those old 2 cylinder john deere's , my brother had one and we used it to skid logs and load them with the manure loader it had on the front,,, it looks to me like you'd have to have a pretty heavy disk to break through all that sod.
Now you are talking I told you before I grew up on a John Deere.B. DRAGGING A DISK. We had draw bar hitch JD plows with springs in the plow tongue.. Had a chain from the plow rhtu a pully to the clutch handle. Jerk?the clutch out and stopped. The clutch handle hit me on my knee cap. Oh man... That knee still hurts in bad weather some times. Ha ..old memories.
Put rocks on the disk. That B is not even working up a sweat. They run best at 200 on the heat gage. Close the shutters down on the radiator and load her up.
The early ones had 11.8 hp at the drawbar with a 4 speed transmission. The later ones more than doubled the hp with 24.6 hp at the drawbar with a 6 speed transmission. This has to be one of the later ones to be performing like it is. Maybe it has been bored and is a 30 hp tractor
This is a late model B. It has about 27.5 HP. Over the years the stroke was increased once from 5.25 to 5.5 and the bore was increased from 4.25 to4.5 and then to 4.6875 in 1947 and the compression was increased a lot. Quite a difference in power. RPM was also increased in 1947.
The 16 hp is for the earlier B's. That unit is more like 27 hp at the belt pulley. It's physically larger but about the same horsepower as my Allis Chalmers CA.
16 Pony's on the belt are only the very, very early models which are the ones that are reported on Tractordata.com.. There were 3 power increases during the production run. That late "B" is around 20+ horse power. A true comparison would be the power equivalent to a Farmall "H". It would have twice as much if it had the other two cylinders that it's missing. :) BTW, Those very early B's were on 36" rubber as the standard tire from the factory with 38's as an option.
That JD B would work with a Farmall H all day every day. You said 18 hp like it was a toy but Tractor data shows a farmall C at 21 HP. A farmall C will never do what a JD B will do
Okay, Okay I thought we were going to see you atop that cool looking DEERE B. Looks like it did a great job, the ground is looking better each time. The smell of fresh turned dirt.
Glad you're impressed with the "B" but please learn more about your tractor. Pretty powerful for 16 H.P.? That's because it's rated at 27 H.P. for gas only which is what you have because it does not have the the small gas tank used on All Fuel models. 12.4 X 38 tires? That's normal but most have 11.2 X 38 on them. It does have the optional Roll O Matic front end but has wrong front wheels. They should be solid disc. 3 pt. is after market and many different styles exist but J.D. did make 3 p.t's to fit those tractors. Check your serial # because it's probably a 1950. Square axles, magneto, and the 4 bolt, 2 pc. shift quadrant indicates newer than 1948 and 49. 1951 & 52 had 4 round holes in the cast iron wheel disc. The round holes are different than the bolt holes used for your correct wheel weights. 51,52 used ignition instead of magneto's so they also had a key switch. J.D. offered ignition updates for their older tractors. Front frame weights are not for this tractor but work nicely. My 1949 and 1952 "B" handles an 8' J.D. KBA wheel disk just fine in most conditions. I do love the purrrr of a Farmall "H" but they do not have as much power, lugging ability, never offered the Roll O Matic option, or as comfortable to sit on all day. In it's day the "B" was just right for farming a 40 acre farm. I use mine for just about everything including heavy Brush Hogging with a J.D. 5' Gyro which makes her snort pretty good. Please don't butcher it up by putting an alternator on it. Both of mine have 6 volt batteries, positive ground, factory generator on them and will start in any weather temps. Keep in mind that J.D. didn't sell tractors that wouldn't start in winter conditions. Properly maintain the electrical system and it will always start like new. Enjoy your nice tractor.
No a bad Tractor mate. Not sure how the 3 wheeled ones would get on so good over here in Scotland. Most Tractors I have seen over tend to be from after war. The Ferguson Te20 then Massey Ferguson 35 the odd Ford seen Few John Deer's but none with 3 wheels lol another good episode mate.👍👍
Oldie but a Goldie no doubt. Would like to know the name of that disc. I got a chopped down version of it that we made from one that looks just like yours. We cut it down to be able to pull it with a four wheel drive 4 wheeler to make some deer plots with it. Worked out great!
I love that earthy smell too! This looks like a great day to be in the good outdoors! Love the land, its so rewarding to put in good old fashioned hard work!!!
Hey hey mister Farmall, you got it all. Beautiful scenery with those leaves changing colors, a nice office except when it's raining. I sure enjoy watching your channel I learned so much. I'm just an old lady with no Farm, I do grow tomatoes and such , but I really enjoy the lessons that you give whether you know you're giving a lesson or not. Thank you, I also enjoy going to the auctions with you. Real fun
@@FarmallFanatic This is a 1951 the last year they made them. Due to the amount of torque produced these were always underrated. This will easily pull an 8 ft disk on level ground.
It is a real nice video. The main challenges are first, either get a disc that is wide enough or move your rear tires in closer. You are discing and leaving tire marks on your ground. The next thing to do is use a lower gear when discing new ground and go at an angle for the first pass. A comment by another person was right on. You may have to go across the grassy part at many different angles to work it up. Another method would be a 2 bottom plow. If the ground isn't moist, you may have trouble getting it worked. If it is too damp, you will probably get stuck. The disk you picked is probably for a small Ford 8n or similar tractor. The ground looks like it working up well.
IH 122 Disk can be used 3 ways 1. Like you have it 2 take 1 set of bolts out back will float 3as a bog disk fold back up put in bolt so back puts weight on front for heavy soil/ sod
Great video 👍 I have a video of my son driving a John Deere tractor it looks a lot like that tractor. In that same video my boy drives a McCormick Farmall tractor also. Thanks for sharing.
Strange difference between a 16 horse real farm tractor from back then and a 16 horse garden tractor or a sub utility tractor of today. I remember when I was a kid my uncle had a B that he left a set of cultivators on all the time. He told me he use to pull a one bottom plow. The B was a main tractor in it's day for him when he used it like one. He had an A also and an Oliver 66. Those three tractors would be running 5 bottoms altogether. He farmed a few hundred acres with those three then he bought an Oliver 770 when they came out with a 4 bottom plow. They could cover some ground. Think about it, a 6 foot pull type wheel disk behind a B could cover some ground. When my father was 14 in the mid 30's his day bought 2 new Farmall H's and he said he would plow all day with a 2 bottom plow.
My grandfather had a '50 B,and used a drawn 5ft cutting disc,and a 6ft.drawn smoothing disc on this little farm,and it did well.Unfortunately,he sold the tractor,and the guy who owns it,won't sell it back to me,because he loves it so much.Oh well.
That was fun! My brother in law has a B. Not in that good of shape, but it's fun to drive! I helped him rebuild the engine a few years back. Soooo simple! Ha ha
Believe it or not my aunt and uncle worked a 120-acre heavy clay farm with a Ford 8n. The soil was so hard in places they could only pull a 1 bottom 12 inch plow. My aunt got on it at the break of daylight plowed all day and my uncle came home from his factory job about 4 pm got on the tractor and plowed till midnight. In the 60s they upgraded to a JD 3010 which they used till they retired.
I was just gonna say those are 38's, I just put a pair on my 50. I tried discing my hay field without plowing, didn't work at all. I just love these old machines at work! Once the snow goes away I'll be making a lot more tractor vids. I was trying to rebuild the ol' 50 this winter, but had to many other projects that popped up.
We have an 8’ international 3pt and it pulls it fine I have pulled a 10’ pull type in plowed ground but it would only pull it in 3rd gear. The 8’ it pulls in 4th gear. Our B will work right with the super H all day
That B is the same age as I, and started operating tractors of various makes and models about 65 years ago. I wish I could get around as well. I have both red and green, and have used others as. Started driving a 1936 Case RC in about 1953/4. Mowing/raking hay with my dad in 1956 I think. I can still operate some of my tractors today, but can't repair anymore.
IMO It looks like it it could be an cockshutt I have 2 CS discs but the lip you were talking about for cleaning is exactly like my little 6 footer even from what I could tell the frame and everything looked the same too and for a few years they did paint them red out of 4 cockshutt implements 2 or 3 were factory red, my smaller disc that looks close to mine was red and I know one of my racks were factory red. I have another rakewhich is also red but it's kind of a parts born at the moment and have never really paid attention to see if it's the original paint or not but cockshutt did use red or their implements. it's probably not a cockshot made implement itself but from another company or subcontracted of course but man it sure looks identical especially those Bayer bearing carriers with that lip and even the frame looks identical to mine.now I have two bigger discs also one is a cockshutt but it's a 12-footer non-folding so it's completely different model and the other one is similar to the bigger one.when my grandpa was a full-time farmer he never had any luck with cockshutt tractors but he said almost every cocksholutt implement he had never broke and was made well, especially the rakes we always ran CS and never remembering breaking down except if it was from one of the operators hitting something broke down 1 rake still used to this day. But yeah a lot of the cs implements were white or just plain red
Good day From Ont. That disc looks like one from a company Imco. I think they are from States. I got abook called Implement & tractor, & I thought it was advertise in there. I think they were for the Japanese models? Thanks
The 51 John Deere had 24 tested drawbar horse power close to I H H , my dad and my 3 brothers had a equipment repair business and farmed 500 acres in the 50’s and 60’s . I still have a 1952 B John Deere, I am unable Drive since my stroke , anymore so I have my nephew keep it , along with a 49 IH H , F -20, B, and a cub . We have owned, many tractors and once repaired 100’s , But since we are in our late 70’s and 80’s let you kids have your fun
I first steered JD B l think it was 1950. I was 4 years old and was sat in the seat and told to steer it as Dad and neighbour picked up hay bales onto a trailer. I think it was 20 hp. It had hand spun flywheel to start it. This was in North Taranaki New Zealand.
My Dad worked 120 acres with his '51 BN. Two bottom trip plow and 9' pull behind disc. Ran 38" tires most of it's life but now has 42" tires off of an A. I don't work much acreage now but she still does fine.
I got a 52 Model A & a 52 model B. The A runs our 10 foot International disc & the B runs our 8 foot disc. You wouldn't think a 16 hp tractor could do it but it does with ease.
A 49 B is about 24 hp. The H John Deere was about 12 hp. The B was a main tractor in its day. I have to restore mine one of these days. Your tractor looks and sounds awesome.
Great camera work Farmall! Glad to see your not so biased that you won’t let green in the field 🤣
Put some cement blocks on the disc it would keep it from bouncing so much
1951 B had 24.6 horse power , still have a 1952 in my collection
From what I read on em they only have 12 on the drawbar. I’ve got a 46 B and have been trying to figure out what the exact specs are
18.39 hp at the belt
Love the sound of those old John Deere tractors. My grandpa had a B that he did hay with when I was a kid. They were a powerful 16 hp for there time. Thanks for sharing.
Always liked the sound of an old Johnny popper. It was unique for sure,
John Deere B can handle 10 ft tandem wheel disc
Wow
Now that’s what I would call a fancy John Deere B. We had one along with a Farmall M we farmed 40+ acres with, about 55 years ago. Yes, I’m a fossil. I say your B is fancy because we had an unstyled B with the manual flywheel start. Your B is capable of pulling far more than that Cub disc. It’s not straining in the slightest. A friend of mine had a John Deere A, also with a manual flywheel start. He was impressed when I simply walked up to it, opened the petcocks, closed the choke and started it right up. I was mowing grass and the A was in the way.
Years ago you could buy small tillage implements from Sears and Montgomery Wards. Obviously they were made for them by somebody else but this disc does look a bit like the kind of stuff they once offered.Being the fact that this B was among the final production years if he takes care of it keeps it out of the weather it'll bring a price at the higher end of the scale for tractors this size and era.
That JD could pull two of those disc
OMG your editing in the beginning is too cool haha! Wasn’t expecting that! 😳😆 This was so relaxing to watch I dunno why hehe.. this makes me miss living in upstate PA.. I only lived there for 4yrs but it was in the middle of no where & definitely country living, I moved there from Philadelphia, such a different way of living.. but definitely peaceful ☺️
Move back 😁
i live in northeast pa and its nice up here very quit at least where i live lol.
I like those old 2 cylinder john deere's , my brother had one and we used it to skid logs and load them with the manure loader it had on the front,,, it looks to me like you'd have to have a pretty heavy disk to break through all that sod.
Now you are talking
I told you before I grew up on a John Deere.B. DRAGGING A DISK. We had draw bar hitch JD plows with springs in the plow tongue.. Had a chain from the plow rhtu a pully to the clutch handle. Jerk?the clutch out and stopped. The clutch handle hit me on my knee cap. Oh man... That knee still hurts in bad weather some times. Ha ..old memories.
Put rocks on the disk. That B is not even working up a sweat. They run best at 200 on the heat gage. Close the shutters down on the radiator and load her up.
Its just so Nice watching this J Deere
A good running Deer.
She runs like a Deere. Looking good Farmall.
The early ones had 11.8 hp at the drawbar with a 4 speed transmission. The later ones more than doubled the hp with 24.6 hp at the drawbar with a 6 speed transmission. This has to be one of the later ones to be performing like it is. Maybe it has been bored and is a 30 hp tractor
This is a late model B. It has about 27.5 HP. Over the years the stroke was increased once from 5.25 to 5.5 and the bore was increased from 4.25 to4.5 and then to 4.6875 in 1947
and the compression was increased a lot. Quite a difference in power. RPM was also increased in 1947.
It could definitely pull a 5 footer.
We pulled an 8 ft disk with no problem with a 49 B standard engine.
What a cool tractor!
Never thought I’d see a John Deere on this channel. Lol
Lol.
The 16 hp is for the earlier B's. That unit is more like 27 hp at the belt pulley. It's physically larger but about the same horsepower as my Allis Chalmers CA.
True
And thats where the front weights came from.
Discing a field is hard work. I'm not a farmer but I enjoy watching this and learning.😀
I think 16 was the HP on the 1935. By 1951 they were almost double that
Correct
16 Pony's on the belt are only the very, very early models which are the ones that are reported on Tractordata.com.. There were 3 power increases during the production run. That late "B" is around 20+ horse power. A true comparison would be the power equivalent to a Farmall "H". It would have twice as much if it had the other two cylinders that it's missing. :) BTW, Those very early B's were on 36" rubber as the standard tire from the factory with 38's as an option.
Might try going at an angle across the field instead of going the same way you did with your disc then it may work the ground better.
They sure do have a unique sound!
They sure do, I have a 41 b and a 49 Mt.
That JD B would work with a Farmall H all day every day. You said 18 hp like it was a toy but Tractor data shows a farmall C at 21 HP. A farmall C will never do what a JD B will do
I believe that
B_ Should be able to run up to 22 hp on the pto. I had 1941 it got 22 hp on the dyno
I still love the way that those old poppin' johnnies sound. :) I sure wish I had my old '44 B.
I'm as old as that B, and it is getting around so much better than I.
Is that a John Deere on a Farmall Fanatic? Farmall afraid to drive it? Might turn ya green bahahaha beep beep
Okay, Okay I thought we were going to see you atop that cool looking DEERE B. Looks like it did a great job, the ground is looking better each time. The smell of fresh turned dirt.
Glad you're impressed with the "B" but please learn more about your tractor. Pretty powerful for 16 H.P.? That's because it's rated at 27 H.P. for gas only which is what you have because it does not have the the small gas tank used on All Fuel models. 12.4 X 38 tires? That's normal but most have 11.2 X 38 on them. It does have the optional Roll O Matic front end but has wrong front wheels. They should be solid disc. 3 pt. is after market and many different styles exist but J.D. did make 3 p.t's to fit those tractors. Check your serial # because it's probably a 1950. Square axles, magneto, and the 4 bolt, 2 pc. shift quadrant indicates newer than 1948 and 49. 1951 & 52 had 4 round holes in the cast iron wheel disc. The round holes are different than the bolt holes used for your correct wheel weights. 51,52 used ignition instead of magneto's so they also had a key switch. J.D. offered ignition updates for their older tractors. Front frame weights are not for this tractor but work nicely. My 1949 and 1952 "B" handles an 8' J.D. KBA wheel disk just fine in most conditions. I do love the purrrr of a Farmall "H" but they do not have as much power, lugging ability, never offered the Roll O Matic option, or as comfortable to sit on all day. In it's day the "B" was just right for farming a 40 acre farm. I use mine for just about everything including heavy Brush Hogging with a J.D. 5' Gyro which makes her snort pretty good. Please don't butcher it up by putting an alternator on it. Both of mine have 6 volt batteries, positive ground, factory generator on them and will start in any weather temps. Keep in mind that J.D. didn't sell tractors that wouldn't start in winter conditions. Properly maintain the electrical system and it will always start like new. Enjoy your nice tractor.
Couldn't agree more with a Jeff, every word😉
I'm not a John Deere guy
Nice seeing the old iron working 👍
No a bad Tractor mate. Not sure how the 3 wheeled ones would get on so good over here in Scotland. Most Tractors I have seen over tend to be from after war. The Ferguson Te20 then Massey Ferguson 35 the odd Ford seen Few John Deer's but none with 3 wheels lol another good episode mate.👍👍
Wow that old John Deere is doing a great job 😀👍👍👍👍
We had a 49 B pulled a 7ft. Kewanee wheel disk and farmed up to as much as 80 acres.
I wish mine had 3 point
Oldie but a Goldie no doubt. Would like to know the name of that disc. I got a chopped down version of it that we made from one that looks just like yours. We cut it down to be able to pull it with a four wheel drive 4 wheeler to make some deer plots with it. Worked out great!
I love that earthy smell too! This looks like a great day to be in the good outdoors! Love the land, its so rewarding to put in good old fashioned hard work!!!
Can never get enough
That John Deere is a nice! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Hey hey mister Farmall, you got it all. Beautiful scenery with those leaves changing colors, a nice office except when it's raining. I sure enjoy watching your channel I learned so much. I'm just an old lady with no Farm, I do grow tomatoes and such , but I really enjoy the lessons that you give whether you know you're giving a lesson or not. Thank you, I also enjoy going to the auctions with you. Real fun
Que bacana seu trabalho, esse trator é bem ingraçado e bem útil.
POW!!!!!! WATCHED IN FULL AND A BIG LIKE
I thought the b was a 28 hp tractor, I had my b on the dyno and it was putting out 25 hp on at the pto
The later model b's were
@@FarmallFanatic This is a 1951 the last year they made them. Due to the amount of torque produced these were always underrated. This will easily pull an 8 ft disk on level ground.
Love the John Deere brand!
The disks don't seem very good at breaking up that soil. Why not use a plow?
I'll be plowing this field soon
@@FarmallFanatic Look forward to seeing the video.
On breaking new ground, run the plows first. You have to break the grass root system layer. Then run the discs over the plowed areas.
That is plowed
Farmall working the camera! Another great Video! Ground was very dry no rain by you?
We've had about 3/4 of an inch over the past 10 days...not bad
Nice machine
Such a cool tractor! I'm with you on the smell of fresh dirt - there's nothing like it! :)
It is a real nice video. The main challenges are first, either get a disc that is wide enough or move your rear tires in closer. You are discing and leaving tire marks on your ground. The next thing to do is use a lower gear when discing new ground and go at an angle for the first pass. A comment by another person was right on. You may have to go across the grassy part at many different angles to work it up. Another method would be a 2 bottom plow. If the ground isn't moist, you may have trouble getting it worked. If it is too damp, you will probably get stuck. The disk you picked is probably for a small Ford 8n or similar tractor. The ground looks like it working up well.
IH 122 Disk can be used 3 ways 1. Like you have it 2 take 1 set of bolts out back will float 3as a bog disk fold back up put in bolt so back puts weight on front for heavy soil/ sod
You 100 percent sure? Very cool!
They use the same wheel weights as an M
Nice looking tractor!!!🍒🍒👍
The B has 27.58 h p on the belt 24.62 on the draw bar. Ran a B my hole growing up life on the farm.
Early Bs didn't have that much hp
Two cylinder Deeres punch well above their weight class. That may be an after market disc.
That is an International 110
Great video 👍 I have a video of my son driving a John Deere tractor it looks a lot like that tractor. In that same video my boy drives a McCormick Farmall tractor also. Thanks for sharing.
That old B can pull a 7 1/2 foot disk . You must be thinking Briggs &Stratton. lol
Lol
Strange difference between a 16 horse real farm tractor from back then and a 16 horse garden tractor or a sub utility tractor of today. I remember when I was a kid my uncle had a B that he left a set of cultivators on all the time. He told me he use to pull a one bottom plow. The B was a main tractor in it's day for him when he used it like one. He had an A also and an Oliver 66. Those three tractors would be running 5 bottoms altogether. He farmed a few hundred acres with those three then he bought an Oliver 770 when they came out with a 4 bottom plow. They could cover some ground. Think about it, a 6 foot pull type wheel disk behind a B could cover some ground. When my father was 14 in the mid 30's his day bought 2 new Farmall H's and he said he would plow all day with a 2 bottom plow.
With that poor design probably farmall disk? Tractor sounds good. Thanks
Hahahaha
Dang that 67 yr old green beast is taring it up amazed how you can keep these old tractors
The horsepower was always deceiving on the 2cyl always out pulled what you would think
Yea
👍👍 Nice to see the old iron at work
My grandfather had a '50 B,and used a drawn 5ft cutting disc,and a 6ft.drawn smoothing disc on this little farm,and it did well.Unfortunately,he sold the tractor,and the guy who owns it,won't sell it back to me,because he loves it so much.Oh well.
Should have a little wider of a disc
It a international model 122 the same disc i have for my farmall 140
Tell me your email i will send you pics of my disc just like that one
That was fun! My brother in law has a B. Not in that good of shape, but it's fun to drive! I helped him rebuild the engine a few years back. Soooo simple! Ha ha
Like rebuilding a lawn mower engine lol
I feel like it's to light to dig deep or maybe going to fast or a combination of both?
Yea my set up didnt do much better
Could have worked 80 acres with that B. We did with one Farmall H
Believe it or not my aunt and uncle worked a 120-acre heavy clay farm with a Ford 8n. The soil was so hard in places they could only pull a 1 bottom 12 inch plow. My aunt got on it at the break of daylight plowed all day and my uncle came home from his factory job about 4 pm got on the tractor and plowed till midnight. In the 60s they upgraded to a JD 3010 which they used till they retired.
Nice John Deere!!
If I’m not mistaken the late (1939+) model B is 25hp.
You are correct
I was just gonna say those are 38's, I just put a pair on my 50. I tried discing my hay field without plowing, didn't work at all. I just love these old machines at work! Once the snow goes away I'll be making a lot more tractor vids. I was trying to rebuild the ol' 50 this winter, but had to many other projects that popped up.
This is also a later model so I believe it to be 27 horsepower
We have an 8’ international 3pt and it pulls it fine I have pulled a 10’ pull type in plowed ground but it would only pull it in 3rd gear. The 8’ it pulls in 4th gear. Our B will work right with the super H all day
I have a question could you possibly ask you’re neighbor how he attached his allis chalmers front weighs on the front of his John Deere B?
Sure will
Thank you very much
We had an 8n ford and then moved up to a ford 2000 both did a nice job for us
John Deere green! Love the new old tractor.
Couldn't agree more with you sir.
That B is the same age as I, and started operating tractors of various makes and models about 65 years ago. I wish I could get around as well. I have both red and green, and have used others as. Started driving a 1936 Case RC in about 1953/4. Mowing/raking hay with my dad in 1956 I think. I can still operate some of my tractors today, but can't repair anymore.
im a total jd guy but i like a man who will try other brands i dont have anything against farmalls and would be happy to try a h or m out
I think a late B like that had 26 horse power they were a very nice tractor.
IMO It looks like it it could be an cockshutt I have 2 CS discs but the lip you were talking about for cleaning is exactly like my little 6 footer even from what I could tell the frame and everything looked the same too and for a few years they did paint them red out of 4 cockshutt implements 2 or 3 were factory red, my smaller disc that looks close to mine was red and I know one of my racks were factory red. I have another rakewhich is also red but it's kind of a parts born at the moment and have never really paid attention to see if it's the original paint or not but cockshutt did use red or their implements. it's probably not a cockshot made implement itself but from another company or subcontracted of course but man it sure looks identical especially those Bayer bearing carriers with that lip and even the frame looks identical to mine.now I have two bigger discs also one is a cockshutt but it's a 12-footer non-folding so it's completely different model and the other one is similar to the bigger one.when my grandpa was a full-time farmer he never had any luck with cockshutt tractors but he said almost every cocksholutt implement he had never broke and was made well, especially the rakes we always ran CS and never remembering breaking down except if it was from one of the operators hitting something broke down 1 rake still used to this day. But yeah a lot of the cs implements were white or just plain red
Love you watch old John Deere Johnny poppers they sound so good kind a like a Harley
Believe it or not wico used to make mags for harley Davidson back then (wico is the mag on a john deere tractor)
Good day From Ont. That disc looks like one from a company Imco. I think they are from States. I got abook called Implement & tractor, & I thought it was advertise in there. I think they were for the Japanese models? Thanks
The 51 John Deere had 24 tested drawbar horse power close to I H H , my dad and my 3 brothers had a equipment repair business and farmed 500 acres in the 50’s and 60’s . I still have a 1952 B John Deere, I am unable Drive since my stroke , anymore so I have my nephew keep it , along with a 49 IH H , F -20, B, and a cub .
We have owned, many tractors and once repaired 100’s , But since we are in our late 70’s and 80’s let you kids have your fun
This H is a 49 as well. Really cool!
I first steered JD B l think it was 1950. I was 4 years old and was sat in the seat and told to steer it as Dad and neighbour picked up hay bales onto a trailer. I think it was 20 hp. It had hand spun flywheel to start it. This was in North Taranaki New Zealand.
Them 12438s got it going on. 🍻
I'm speechless, don't know what to say.
Well it's not my tractor if that helps lol
Yes, that cleared it up.
It that's a '51 model it had 25 HP, Earlier ones only had 12 HP.
www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/006/9/8/6989-john-deere-b.html
My 1950 B dinoed 24 horse, he could easily pull 8’ disk we did with our 1937 B in 2nd gear, he is in 4th gear
My Dad worked 120 acres with his '51 BN. Two bottom trip plow and 9' pull behind disc. Ran 38" tires most of it's life but now has 42" tires off of an A. I don't work much acreage now but she still does fine.
Amazing...they worked hard back then
I got a 52 Model A & a 52 model B. The A runs our 10 foot International disc & the B runs our 8 foot disc. You wouldn't think a 16 hp tractor could do it but it does with ease.
Surprising
Green tractor 🤯😳😂😂 Always awesome videos bro!! BOOM 🤯
Thank you BOOM
Nice bugger tractor
Lmao
I hope we can afford to have this kind of tractor in Phillippines so we can get an easy farming lol
Love to see the old equipment run. Back in the days when quality was important. Think the stuff from today will be running in 60-70 years???
Nope...it dont run right brand new lol
I couldn't agree more with you and the answer to your question is "I doubt it"
Disc looks like what tractor supply sells.
IH 110s
That disc is a 122 international disc
I thought 110 IH
I thought he could use some weight on the discs,, and maybe lengthened the top link a half a turn so the back gang is cutting the same as the front.
A 49 B is about 24 hp. The H John Deere was about 12 hp. The B was a main tractor in its day. I have to restore mine one of these days. Your tractor looks and sounds awesome.
You are correct
That is pretty country that you are farming/residing in. Thanks for a good ole John Deere video
the unstyled B was 149ci 16hp, the mid was 175ci 18hp, what your on is a late B gas with 27hp
Correct 👍
About time there is some green in your videos