My uncle bought a '47 new. His son's own it now. This is me driving it a few years ago with one of his sons stacking. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MDWi4ivBhBk.htmlsi=6Y0ThYmm6fe29UsY
That crawler was to underpowered to be attempting to operate that roto tiller , PERIOD !!!!! It was bouncing from side to side , creating more problems for the seed bed , PERIOD !!!!! Maybe drop a gear and , drop the tiller aswell , PERIOD !!!!!
They were strong pulling tractors easy on fuel. But but but. After sending 12 summers on the old two bangers a G then 720 then 730 the an 830 i am next to being totally deaf from them the 4020 and 5020 werent any better
Grew up on small family farm using John Deere power Beginning with an H purchased in 1941 or 1942 followed By a B model, a little later two M's were baught, some Time later two A's were acquired along with a small Diesel tractor, in this time frame 4 crawlers(bulldozers) We're put to work. Only three of these tractors were used When purchased
Man! I love that sound!! I grew up on a two cylinder John Deere and that love has never left me. My Dad had a JD dealership and was a farmer along with his brother and father,and I learned this before I knew how to ride a bicycle!!
That’s music coming out of that model R I would take that R over any modern tractor today that’s for sure! and I would rather plow 50 acres with that R over any modern tractor today!
A lot of these have too much plow hooked to them. Just because they will pull the plow here doesn't mean that is the correct size plow for the poor tractor trying to pull them. Show some respect. These pieces of American History deserve more than this!!! I wish they could talk to you. Well they are talking to you in their language, you just aren't listening!! Nice video!! THANKS
720 JD pulling 4 bottoms at 5:30 had his hands full! Love to see power and torque challenged. . . . Thanks for posting this interesting video!!! S. Carolina
That Tri-Trac is pretty funny. You'd think it'd give up a lot to tractors with two wheels pulling, but his drive wheel is out of the furrow. Better grip.
Brings back memories.....when Dad or I were plowing the robins would be walking along in the furrow, looking for worms! Ha! Pretty smart birds! The smell of the earth was wonderful!!! What are all those meatballs in golf carts doing? This is a participant sport, not a spectator sport!
I liked the Ford even being a John deere guy. And that 317 looked like it was working great with that repower!! What was it a Honda V twin maybe? Love it. Iv watched this over and over. I'm ready to do some Plowing at Pa Plow days in Watsontown in 2020!!
Some plows not set plus terribly packed soil. It saves money by not working the ground as often, but today's hybrids deal with establishing a root system that plows have trouble penetrating. Is this progress with food quality lacking compared to 50 years ago?