We have a 1953 B bought new in that year by my father. Now imagine driving it all the way to Washington DC back in 1967 from east central Illinois on tractor drive in support of the farming industry. Popping all the way. Had to adjust the RPM a bit to obtain the 10 mph mimum for the trip. Tractor is still on the farm today with the history behind it.
That’s a great story and great to have that tractor still on the farm. That ride to DC would be one heck of a drive! I’ve gone about 40 miles on a tractor ride and that was a long day! Haha
That old b sounds good! When I was young, dad and my brothers used to buzz saw black jack timber and sale for firewood! The old b would grunt down when sawing thru around 24 inch round wood, she chug down low and we pull wood back and old b chug back up to speed! We sawed alot of ricks of wood with it!
I remember as a kid my grandfather used to run a farm and he had tractors like that all over the place some of them were butane and some of them weren't I love them all days
That sounds brings me right back to childhood, sitting on an old B plowing snow with a trip bucket loader. U never got cold cause u never stopped moving, between the hand clutch and loader it was a steady circus of pulling and pushing levers and changing gears. 👍
Wow! The last time I remember hearing that sound was Independence Day 2021. We have an annual family reunion along with a hay ride. The tractor wasn’t there for this year though. That’s a great sounding tractor.
When I was old enough to run and bigger tractor and could help Dad more, he traded the model "H" Deere that I had been using for a 1952 "B". I spent lits of time doing many jobs on it for years. Our other tractor was an "A" . It had been overbored and had aluminum pistons installed as well as a water pump so as not melt down the pistons. We got lots done with those two tractors.
Yes, I think so! I guess it depends on what you want to pull, but they were designed as a two bottom plow tractor. I typically run into a lack of weight before a lack of power.
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I heard that every spring when it was planting time. Sounds of my childhood.
We have a 1953 B bought new in that year by my father. Now imagine driving it all the way to Washington DC back in 1967 from east central Illinois on tractor drive in support of the farming industry. Popping all the way. Had to adjust the RPM a bit to obtain the 10 mph mimum for the trip. Tractor is still on the farm today with the history behind it.
That’s a great story and great to have that tractor still on the farm. That ride to DC would be one heck of a drive! I’ve gone about 40 miles on a tractor ride and that was a long day! Haha
Production of the B model stopped in 1952.
Felisidades que bien que lo conserban aun
That sound brings back memories, popping John Deer 🦌
My kind of sound ❤❤❤
We called those a Johnny poper!
Learned how to drive on one Father was a farmer. Same year same model
That old b sounds good! When I was young, dad and my brothers used to buzz saw black jack timber and sale for firewood! The old b would grunt down when sawing thru around 24 inch round wood, she chug down low and we pull wood back and old b chug back up to speed! We sawed alot of ricks of wood with it!
Fucn awesome sound!!!!
Can’t beat the sound of a jd twin cylinder
Yes sir!
Love the sound 👍🏻
Thanks Luc!
Mi apa y mi tia tenian un 520 k lindos recuerdos del aller
I remember as a kid my grandfather used to run a farm and he had tractors like that all over the place some of them were butane and some of them weren't I love them all days
Good memories!
Man I wish I was out there playing in the high desert with ya! She sure sounds good, bud!
I like hearing them work a little! Next time you come out, I'm sure it won't be a muddy mess!
Old John Deeres are the best put put
Runs great!
That sounds brings me right back to childhood, sitting on an old B plowing snow with a trip bucket loader. U never got cold cause u never stopped moving, between the hand clutch and loader it was a steady circus of pulling and pushing levers and changing gears. 👍
Haha, you’re right about that! Running that it might be nice to have an extra arm.
Wow! The last time I remember hearing that sound was Independence Day 2021. We have an annual family reunion along with a hay ride. The tractor wasn’t there for this year though. That’s a great sounding tractor.
A nice hay ride at the family reunion sounds fun. Maybe they can get it back next year. Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a good time!
You just got to love the sound of it
Yes! I love it too
That thing can scoot up the hill! 🇺🇸🚜🚜🎄🎁⛄️🎉
It didn't mind one bit! :)
Awesome thanks
Strong motor. Barely chugged🤙
Found out that's how you float the front end out over a ditch and not realize it until the rears drop in and almost bucks you off
Who doesn't love a johnny popper?
Nothing like the sound of a Johnny popper under load!
I so agree with that! I've got a similar video of my G running up the hill. I'll share it soon.
with you 100% on hearing them working. One of those sounds that won't be heard much in the coming years.
Awesome ❤️😊👍
this mf got more torque then my ‘02 jeep 💀💀
pull a hay wagon with 165 Alfalfa bales on it in 5th gear, and when it pulls down shift across into fourth and keep on pulling....
Walked right up it!
Didn't skip a beat!! Thanks Matt! Great to hear from you.
Hi tech less than 100 yr's ago.
Playing my music
I'm so glad my Grandfather bought Farmall tractors. I'd still have a headache today from listening to a two cylinder Deere as a kid
They're all fun!
Didn't seem like it labored at all pretty cool!
It really didn't! It's a strong runner!
👍👍
6th gear?
My dad has a 52"
Nice! A little newer than mine
Same
When I was old enough to run and bigger tractor and could help Dad more, he traded the model "H" Deere that I had been using for a 1952 "B". I spent lits of time doing many jobs on it for years. Our other tractor was an "A" . It had been overbored and had aluminum pistons installed as well as a water pump so as not melt down the pistons. We got lots done with those two tractors.
Do you keep them in the storage containers?
Yes I do
@@TractorHoarders nice
Hey does a stock John Deere B pull ok?
Yes, I think so! I guess it depends on what you want to pull, but they were designed as a two bottom plow tractor. I typically run into a lack of weight before a lack of power.
@@TractorHoarders I mean do they pull a sled okay?
??? 40 hp 2cylinder JD...???
This model B is likely somewhere between 25hp and 30hp.