Tonight's Feature Anything John Deere

John B. · Mar 5, 2013

It's John Deere Night.

Erik Ks farmer · Mar 5, 2013

New cow feed factory this year, 468

Ole faithful, 7000

Morgan Flowers · Mar 5, 2013

(quoted from post at 00:55:05 03/06/13) It's John Deere Night.

John Deere 4630 and 510 roller

Jeff NWOH · Mar 5, 2013

1950 R before and after..

Anonymous-0 · Mar 5, 2013

John, you forgot a word in your topic, "Anything BUT John Deere".

Oh I suppose we'll let the green guys have a night. Just don't let it happen again.

Just funnin.

Glenn F.

Super Trucker · Mar 5, 2013

First JD and the first time I turned a furrow for any length of time. The 730 belongs to a club members son as is the nicest working JD I know.

Ray · Mar 5, 2013

1972 model 4020 HC,the second of 54 built.

larrystinescorner · Mar 5, 2013

how about a JD Chainsaw? I bought it at a garage sale for 20 dollars,it works good

Dan in Ohio · Mar 5, 2013

Some of mine waiting out the winter in the barn.

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samn40 · Mar 5, 2013

Don't know if this stuff is the same as what you have over there. The last one is a bit shy!!!!!
Sam

oleblu · Mar 5, 2013

No picture, but I have a 1/2" drive John Deere ratchet.

Kerry50 · Mar 5, 2013

then,

and now,

Marks M, we just reclutched it

chopping corn this year

grandpa's check row planter

grandpa's 50, which I now have. The man in the pickup is him standing next to his grandad in the first picture.

DeltaRed · Mar 5, 2013

The corn planter,55 and 95 combines are the only JD equipment I currently own.The JD tractors are from a show last year.I thought you might enjoy....27 'D';B/mounted 1b/2way plow;G '454 chevy 'repower';A/old hit-miss enginew'repower'.

LittleD · Mar 5, 2013

1957 ....620

DeltaRed · Mar 5, 2013

Me too...Ihave several assorted JD hand tools(sockets/end wrenches,punches.Even a couple antique wrenches.)

donjr · Mar 5, 2013

Got some.....

Case Nutty 1660 · Mar 5, 2013

I do not have much but I do have a few things JD

John730D · Mar 5, 2013

A couple of my toys. Tilling and planting sweet corn with the 855. The 730 was my Dad's. He bought it new in 1959.

fordfarming · Mar 5, 2013

combines

John B. · Mar 5, 2013

A book that I have.

samn40 · Mar 5, 2013

A few more for you all...Notice the two Zetor built Deeres? and the Lanz?
Sam

DeltaRed · Mar 5, 2013

I had one of those years ago.Worked good till a tree fell on it and crushed it! I think it was made by Remington.

robgIN · Mar 5, 2013

I remember when 95s and 105s were popular around here, I think it was the 105 that was the real screamer , you could hear it 2 miles away.

samn40 · Mar 5, 2013

Says it all!
LOL.....Sam

LittleD · Mar 5, 2013

Some of my Toys

Wheat Farmer · Mar 5, 2013

Disk is known as a basen disk, or a poddler disk.
MT is a 1951.

larrystinescorner · Mar 5, 2013

Hey John B. Dont forget this guy,hes real proud of his JD

robgIN · Mar 5, 2013

wasn't much green iron on our place but we did have a few green combines over the years

Half · Mar 5, 2013

Some of mine.

Berth 29 opinions · Mar 5, 2013

My favorite tractor to work with in the 70s. My uncle bought it to plow the fields.

John Deere MT

old popper · Mar 5, 2013

Tractor driving 101

DeltaRed · Mar 5, 2013

Hey Delmar,is that MTW in Salida,or still up at B
lackhawk?

Larry NEIL · Mar 5, 2013

This is the only one I have. A 950.

kak · Mar 5, 2013

Nice stuff guys

Dan in Ohio · Mar 5, 2013

One room school house bell made by John Deere Plow Co. I will not tell you what it sold for at auction, you would believe it only if you we're there as I was.

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Tommy Railsback · Mar 5, 2013

Shame, shame Tom. LOL

Half · Mar 5, 2013

I'm not real good at this as you can see.

bill mart · Mar 5, 2013

38" fixed front axle?

Half · Mar 5, 2013

I'm not real good at this as you can see.

Larry NEIL · Mar 5, 2013

OOOPS!

Larry NEIL · Mar 5, 2013

OOOPS!

bill mart · Mar 5, 2013

how much bandwidth do you think all these photos are using up? I'm not dialup and it still took a long time for all of them to load. Bill

larrystinescorner · Mar 5, 2013

How about a JD concrete mixer?

rrlund · Mar 5, 2013

Just to prove I've got some.

kak · Mar 5, 2013

Cake

larrystinescorner · Mar 5, 2013

There is nary a Ford in your whole collection? Whats up with that?

bill mart · Mar 5, 2013

this may be a duplicate response for me, but how much band width do you think all these photos used up.I'm not on dialup but it still took a long time to load. Bill

DaveH IA · Mar 5, 2013

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VicS · Mar 5, 2013

First place Tunica 3500 lb. Mod Class.

formerly ny bill · Mar 5, 2013

my 4010 bale stacker.

omahagreg · Mar 5, 2013

Saw this in 2009 at the Shelby Iowa Carstens Farm Show! Said they saw the mast standing up in a fence row, figured this was what it was. Very few made, let alone still in existance! They had to make several parts to complete it! He operated it too! Alittle cumbersome, but better than by hand!

David R Inman · Mar 5, 2013

JD 3010 G

Superpicker · Mar 5, 2013

The 3010 diesel with its winter gear on.

Superpicker · Mar 5, 2013

The 3010 diesel with its winter gear on.

Dan in Ohio · Mar 5, 2013

That's a fixed front axle on a high seat 60 std. Wish it was the adjustable front axel.

JD John · Mar 5, 2013

1. Grandpa's 66 plow
2. My 1950 R
3. Just for a laugh

John B. · Mar 5, 2013

We're wireless here and a couple of times that I got on here this evening it took some time for some of the pictures to load. A bunch of great pictures though.

Dan in Ohio · Mar 5, 2013

My 60 with NOS Hinson Weather break.

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Just do not see many of these anymore .

twostepn2001 · Mar 5, 2013

Don't see many of these around any more.

Cjet · Mar 5, 2013

Our 1946 John Deere AO before and after

bill mart · Mar 5, 2013

agreed. Bill

fixerupper · Mar 5, 2013

My 105 with 635 head. She had a load before the tank even had grain in it. Jim

kruser · Mar 5, 2013

This Count from last summer?

IrvIA · Mar 5, 2013

A few of mine

RandyB(MI) · Mar 5, 2013

That's Grandpa on the flywheel and Dad in the seat in 1939 , the day this brand new "B" was delivered to their farm.

Buckeye · Mar 5, 2013

'34 GPO, '37 B w/burr mill, '47 A, '51 B w/plow, '51 B wide front, B w/no.5 mower, '51 B w/corn crib.

ShadetreeRet · Mar 5, 2013

Oh come on Dan, quit teasing! We all know some things go way out of sight. Now we all want to know.

Wheat Farmer · Mar 5, 2013

I posted a day or two ago of the IHC Tractor, Truck, and combine in 1951. Well this photo was taken on the same farm 50 years later. Custom cutters.

Buster · Mar 5, 2013

1937 B JD, Pulled out of a scrap yard in Parsons KS. end of last year. Already making progress.

sideconsole4020guy · Mar 5, 2013

Here are mine 1970 4020 gas with 148 loader

1970 4020 Diesel

My Dads 1970 4020 Diesel

My Grandpas 1960 730 LPG

And my Grandpas 1946 A JD that he bought new when he got back from the war in Germany, In the picture it has a JD #8 sickle mower on it

JD #6 silage cutter with 2 row head on it

greenmech · Mar 5, 2013

My 45 AW Ron MN.

Bob Gauntt · Mar 5, 2013

John Deere Plow Co Cream Separator

Eric in IL · Mar 6, 2013

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Ande · Mar 6, 2013

What else do you have??!! LOL

rrlund · Mar 6, 2013

I've got those too,but the post was asking for Deeres.

Bill in IL · Mar 6, 2013

Not much of a deere guy but I love that cake!

kak · Mar 6, 2013

Took the wife along time to make it but it was worth every minute to see our sons face when he saw it

wijim · Mar 6, 2013

Heres some of my green stuff.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 6, 2013

Interesting hat!

RalphWD45 · Mar 6, 2013

Hey Case Nutty! What model was that old wire baler, you pictured? I have often wondered, being as my dad was instrumental in working the bugs out of the twister boxes, and timing of needles, when they first came out.

RalphWD45 · Mar 6, 2013

Sam! I sure would like to know more, about that last picture! Now that is scarry! It makes me wonder how the operator got out of the cab, and looks impossible to recover the tractor!

Tom in Mo. · Mar 6, 2013

My Green ones past and present.

Dr. Walt · Mar 6, 2013

Dan in Ohio:

Do you happen to remember what the steel stool next to the bell sold for ?

I have one just like it, mine was originally my Grandfather's, then my Father had it for 50 years, and now it's mine.

Doc

Dr. Walt · Mar 6, 2013

samn40:

Last photo - What did you do, find a sink-hole ?

Case Nutty 1660 · Mar 6, 2013

I think it's a model 12 but I will check for you cnt

Dr. Walt · Mar 7, 2013

John Deer, Jane Doe, & Oh Dear

Pitalplace · Mar 7, 2013

Something a little different on the JD line. A 400 & 600 spring sheller. I plan to get the smaller one running with some more parts.

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