I was 8 years old when I drove my first tractor. It was a John Deere B. Back then all I knew was working on our farm. I was raised on the farm and loved every minute. I am 61 years old now. The farm is gone but my memories will go to my grave. It was a very hard life as a child, and I have only one regret. Not still on a farm. Every child should work on a farm for six months.
I am always annoyed when people have to find something negative to say. First of all this is a handsome and sweet sounding B. The major rule when I had the privilege to operate a friends A or his 70 was never use back pressure on the clutch lever as the means to stop the tractor. Always use the brake pedals. Only since you titled this video “ how to drive...” did I decide to comment.
i have a question im from germany and i bouht a jd mod B from 1939 from a dealer from belgium but i havend found any infos to the top speed of this tractor its a 4 gear could you tell me how fast it runs ? thanks in beginning :)
I'm more of a Farmall guy, however after living several decades, and picking up a few things along the way, I do believe that the models of this vintage with two speeds in the transmission and high/low range came from the factory on steel wheels. Anyone else. ...??