J'ai un serie 40 chez moi et les distributeurs hydrologique fonctionne plus très bien 😪

I thought it was a Nodding Donkey😁! Wow man, making yr own tools, far out. Happy New Year Ikon Sees Mr No🥳

Our shop wasn't like an operating room though😢

Hey Ikon,,holy crap. Watched this video a long time ago whe I worked in a JD dealership. Thanks for the memories,,lol.

I love your dealer videos please keep them coming!

Very nice clean look.

Great video Thank you! 🇺🇸

That’s cool they showed a papec clip there. Papec is a forgotten brand but made a hell of a chopper. They made them so good you could run a one row unit with a 1206 without blowing it up.

The only thing that I can say is...too much technology, not enough hands on. Thanks for the video .

0:20 Nailed it! John Deere… Farmers best frenz

Complicated wiring circuits......... Thank you for posting these they are interesting. Actually thanks for all your videos!

Sigue subiendo todos los videos que tengas de este tipo, para mí son oro puro y los disfruto mucho... Tecnología simple y eficiente👍👍

Gracias por subir este video... Yo lo había pedido y soy el primero en comentar... Saludos

For those wondering why Deere survive and others did not it was much more than product. That was part of it, but in the long term less important than other factors. Their management did not make mistakes the others did. The dealer network also played an important part. The management arranged for good financing that the dealers pushed. They learned from Case who in the light construction market gained the market with its financial product. As an 18 year old buying their first tractor I found everyone had a financial product, but it was not for me. Bring cash kid. Deere financed it. We found many times others had a better product but the final decision to go with Deere was based on the ability to easily finance it was not the product. Deere had problems with the 10 series and the early 20 series. Unlike IHC management first did not deny the issue and then do a big recall. Our neighbors who had those machines got a call from the dealer every year for about 5 years. Deere is requesting we bring your machine in for "updates" again this winter. They turned a negative into a positive. The dealer image played part of it too. They were able to more successfully update it than competitors did in the early 60s. IHC had an amazing parts computer system that found things around the world for us. The rest of the dealership did not look as organized even though it was. the gals when picking up parts preferred Deere always bright, clean, arranged nicely. That impression had an impact. In our use we had them all and found over thousands of hours what each was good at and was not and used them that way as much as possible. In the 60s and 70s heavy lugging IHC 06 and Oliver 50s. Much more maneuverability needed the Deere 20s. Versatile handled the biggest jobs.

I think all the 06 series were good tractors

They are a good piece of equipment. I baled alot of hay and straw with a 45

Hojala subieras un video como este del sistema de monitoreo "low shaft speed monitor" de estas maquinas tambien...exelentes videos amigo, saludos desde jalisco mexico

Que diferencia en la manera de pensar de la compañía en aquellos años...en que procuraban hacer maquinas eficientes, duraderas y simples de reparar por ti mismo con simples herramientas, y por si no fuera suficiente había estos videos para poder repararla tu incluso en el campo... Todo lo contrario al día de hoy que con el pretexto de hacerlas "más eficientes" lo único que provocan es perdida de tiempo en el campo al no poderlas reparar tu, plagadas de sensores y computadoras para obligarte a que sean solo ellos quien puedan repararlas...🤮🤮🤮 Yo me declaro fan de la John Deere de aquellos años porque lo que es en la actualidad para mí son solo basura con fecha de caducidad en la vida útil de sus máquinas... Que lástima que ya la mayoría de las cosas se manejen en este concepto

Can you imagine a similar type of video on a modern combine?

Raise the plow up until tractor 🚜 'tiers are not spending. The plow is set to deep.

Lots of bold,straight up comparison. Pretty bold for the day. Thanks Ikon.

Hey Ikon. Always enjoy these. Glad it popped up. Great time to be a farmer and watching technology change from year to year. Would be cool to see one in operation.

I never saw a chuck wagon used as a manure spreader. Has anybody else?

We used the chuck wagons to pick corn also. However, I feel like we were alone in doing that because I never see other people who did that, and I never see them when they have historical ag days. So much easier than a gravity box.

Funny how they pump there own goodies, but they're all about the same.

Hey Ikon,,love the dealer videos

Very educational video,i use a 430 baler to bale hay and cornstalks, good balers, thanks for sharing

This machine replaced the need for me, thus ending a major time on my friend’s farm.

😂 I love how they glorified everything. 7 inch wide belt. At 7x3=21 inches. that thing has 7 belts. a 3 foot belt in 7 inch sections 😂

I wonder if there is any other advertisement or videos like these floating around somewhere. Also, a side note - this adjustment only affects 1983 - 1987 316, 318, 330, 420, and 430 tractors.

Love those "tractors". I had a 420 with full steel Curtis cab on it.

Family member has one of these but a 1970’s model with snowblower. He fully restored it and it works perfectly. He only uses it for snow blowing, he prefers to use a CubCadet for his actual mowing. Cause JD’s mower decks are very questionable. 🤣

Eww jd.....😂 I've heard good and bad, mixed feelings on those John's. I never had much time on the tractor. Thanks for the share ikon.

This brings back memories!

A time when mechanics were allowed to make basic tools, like a piece of flat iron with a nut welded to it. The safety people/lawyers put a stop to that.

Love it. takes me back to when mechanics were allowed to touch lead and knew how to use a micrometer.

Was this info dealer only or could end users of the equipment get it?

The thumbnail looks like an oreo cookie someone ate the icing

Soft wire solder set in grease. Have to have the thicker shims in place so the remaining gap is small enough to crush the wire. Make it into a circle on the end of the axle.

Was that cut with a disc-bine? I know the title says short, but it almost looks as if it's somewhat chopped rather than sickled...

Aluminum foil balled up works great for this too! You can also modulate the hardness by how much you crumple in!

Thank Cyrus McCormick that ya got it working again! Also, Happy Late Thanksgiving!

Farmer and DJ what can't he do 🤯🤯🫡💯🇺🇲🇺🇲😂

Happy thanksgiving ikon 🫡💯🇺🇲🙏♾️

How did the colorful corn turn out this year?

Hello Ikon Sees Mr No Happy Thanksgiving

It seems that your turntable is missing.

Do you have anything on the John Deere 35 corn sheller?

My dad had two 105 combines in the '70s and we took off 2,000 acres a year with those two combines. Occasionally we would rent a third combine for the wheat harvest

Old advertising for John Deere You say Zee, we say Zed. These were very good combines. I remember them harvesting.