use to run a deutz 8006 air cooled on a dairy farm I worked at in the winter we would pull the air filter out stuff some newspaper in the air cleaner housing light it on fire and crank her over she always started that tractor is still mixing dairy cow feed every day had over 8000 hours on it then and it's been over ten years since iv worked there
Nice little tractors my old boss use to have on. Cant wait to see that little guy out and running one of these days! Keep up the good work and keep on keepin on!
I worked on a dairy farm for the summer back in1988, they had 4 deutz tractors. The big one was a DX 110 with a cab and 4 wheel drive. They seemed to be good tractors, I didn't mind operating them.
Nice video, the deutz is air-cool and are know to start realy well in the winter , to bad for the service for them an for not be other type of tractors and keep up the good work
Ive got a 2015 deutz-Fahr. 104HP 4wd. Great hay tractor and loader tractor. If I get 8000hrs out of it I will be happy. Excellent on deisal. I got it due to the frame size compared to the HP.
There are still a lot of Deutz tractors around here still running and working everyday and there are still 2 Deutz dealers around to get parts at. I've never run one but the guys who have them really like them. I'll be watching to see it out running and cleaned up and working again. Bandit
Good explanation. Don't blame you for not wanting to use it. Back when we started doing custom hay we ran into that same dealer thing. We were running John Deere but our dealer was very poor at the time and so we started running Massey. Nice wild rag by the way.
A guy I know has a Deutz he loved it. He bought it second hand 20 years ago and he parked 10 years ago because he couldn't get parts As always thanks for the vid
Think it is. Was replaced by the DX92 in 1982 which had a 4 cylinder turbo engine instead of the 5 cylinder naturally aspirated in the DX90 Also the newer versions had the "Deutz-Fahr" decal instead of just "Deutz"
It would be a good tractor for a small farm or not the main tractor on a larger farm... Good for raking hay and running a brush hog and other lite jobs!
When the Allis Chalmers dealer near us closed up, we got a couple of Duetz. This was before Duetz bought Allis. They were easy on fuel. But "air-cooled" engines, from Duetz, or Volkswagen, or Lycoming,... it doesn't matter who, are mostly cooled by oil. And they are hard on oil. You gotta change the oil about twice as often as a "water cooled" engine, or it won't last.
In the hills of New York. Those old Deutz-s were known to be parked on hills. You wouldn't need a battery to start them. Just drop them in gear and release the parking brake. (and pray it works)
They were good in the day and didn't drain your fuel tank. Just got to keep the finn's on engine clean as they air cooled. We run one on drill rig. Engines easy to fix. I think the emission BS killed the production. Not a enormous amount of hr's I have seen them double that. problem with new tractors they tick hr's with the key on. Where older ones ticked on tack speed. Just another way for manufacturers to take money from our pockets.
cowcamp87Deutz never heard of them but would buy a bigger tractor for a big farm and it would work for a small farm. It's a Dutch make tractor I would guess a better tractor in Europe then he in the States I would think.
use to run a deutz 8006 air cooled on a dairy farm I worked at in the winter we would pull the air filter out stuff some newspaper in the air cleaner housing light it on fire and crank her over she always started that tractor is still mixing dairy cow feed every day had over 8000 hours on it then and it's been over ten years since iv worked there
Nice little tractors my old boss use to have on. Cant wait to see that little guy out and running one of these days! Keep up the good work and keep on keepin on!
I worked on a dairy farm for the summer back in1988, they had 4 deutz tractors. The big one was a DX 110 with a cab and 4 wheel drive. They seemed to be good tractors, I didn't mind operating them.
Nice video, the deutz is air-cool and are know to start realy well in the winter , to bad for the service for them an for not be other type of tractors and keep up the good work
Ive got a 2015 deutz-Fahr. 104HP 4wd. Great hay tractor and loader tractor. If I get 8000hrs out of it I will be happy. Excellent on deisal. I got it due to the frame size compared to the HP.
#1 AusClaas 8000hrs ? 15000 to 20000hrs , no problem.
There are still a lot of Deutz tractors around here still running and working everyday and there are still 2 Deutz dealers around to get parts at. I've never run one but the guys who have them really like them. I'll be watching to see it out running and cleaned up and working again. Bandit
Good explanation. Don't blame you for not wanting to use it. Back when we started doing custom hay we ran into that same dealer thing. We were running John Deere but our dealer was very poor at the time and so we started running Massey. Nice wild rag by the way.
You understand the brand of equipment is more so related to the dealer relations you get! Thanks on the wild rag btw i like them this time of year
A guy I know has a Deutz he loved it. He bought it second hand 20 years ago and he parked 10 years ago because he couldn't get parts As always thanks for the vid
That sums up the whole experience here and why i have no interest in buying it!
definitely late 70's early 80,s. we had a small dealer in our area that sold those and about five other off brands including Belarus
Great tractor.
Looks more like a 1978 with the plastic doors. Very good fuel efficient engines
Its not that old. Yes very fuel efficient. The M would rivsl it in fuel consumption
Think it is. Was replaced by the DX92 in 1982 which had a 4 cylinder turbo engine instead of the 5 cylinder naturally aspirated in the DX90
Also the newer versions had the "Deutz-Fahr" decal instead of just "Deutz"
@@apn42 i can see You know about the dx line. Do You think the 90 is reliable?
I think the engines are good, but expensive to repair. The transmission is a week point if the tractor only does heavy draft work.
@@apn42 thanks a lot Anders,cheers from Argentina.
We had a 90 and 130 on the form i worked on but they were under powered but they were good on fuel.
It would be a good tractor for a small farm or not the main tractor on a larger farm... Good for raking hay and running a brush hog and other lite jobs!
It was a good tractor. It be good for 100 hrs a year jobs. Not 1000 lol
Hobby farm tractor!!!
When the Allis Chalmers dealer near us closed up, we got a couple of Duetz. This was before Duetz bought Allis. They were easy on fuel. But "air-cooled" engines, from Duetz, or Volkswagen, or Lycoming,... it doesn't matter who, are mostly cooled by oil. And they are hard on oil. You gotta change the oil about twice as often as a "water cooled" engine, or it won't last.
in our area there was a duetz dealer and now there are duetz-s everywhere more then any another kinds of tractors
Where are you located?
In the hills of New York. Those old Deutz-s were known to be parked on hills. You wouldn't need a battery to start them. Just drop them in gear and release the parking brake. (and pray it works)
tractorman4650 My uncle had two S.A.M.E tractors, and one was always on a hill, and the other always had a chain on the front.
The loader is worth more then the tractor. I love my westendorf Loader I have brackets on 3 tractors that fit the 1 loader.
Have you thought about putting the loader on the 9? And thanks for the story on it too!
Front end isnt heavy enough on the 9
cowcamp87 oh ok.
They were good in the day and didn't drain your fuel tank. Just got to keep the finn's on engine clean as they air cooled. We run one on drill rig. Engines easy to fix. I think the emission BS killed the production. Not a enormous amount of hr's I have seen them double that. problem with new tractors they tick hr's with the key on. Where older ones ticked on tack speed. Just another way for manufacturers to take money from our pockets.
Yes i ve noticed that
256 new holland was the side delivery rakes
You must be joking when you said tired! We have had multiple DX 90 with over 20000 hrs and never been overhauled.
you guys would all laugh at me but I could actually put that tractor to work, I'm just starting out and would not use it everyday
They are cheep on fuel
cowcamp87Deutz never heard of them but would buy a bigger tractor for a big farm and it would work for a small farm. It's a Dutch make tractor I would guess a better tractor in Europe then he in the States I would think.
buy it and load your feedwagon with it so you don't have to buy a new skidsteer
Sowerscattleco this is a great idea!
Right lol nothing could go wrong lol
The bait.....
shit if i was you , id use it to rake or whatever
Theres no plans for that!
cowcamp87 understandble
Country Born85 we will get it out and do something with it. But its gonna be a few months
the key terms were "air cooled engine" and availability of parts. looked at them a bit for cheap hp. would never buy one.
Exactly!