Good Luck with the auction, I hope they both set records in terms of price at the auction. When I was younger I always wanted to restore a Mid-60s Ford 6000 Commander with the narrow front wheels, but never did. Even though I grew up around everything green, I always thought that was a cool looking tractor with the blue frame/engine and the gray hood

If the glass door had 9 lives it just used 8 of them! 😂 whew 😅

Good looking tractors, I’ll have a 20,30,and 40 series one day!

Muy lindos quedaron! tambien se ban cientos de horas de trabajo y dedicacion, suerte en la subasta.

awsome

Schoup sounds like a blue falcon company to send that stuff out like that. No primer? Seriously.

Yeah man that did it.

Is that air cleaner oil bath or paper? Got an old 4010 with an oil bath and wonder if it's worth the trouble of switching it over to paper. Probably not.

Keep that sucker and get a loader for it. You will be able to do a lot of things with it around the farm.

Man that’s sad but at the same time a fat check is coming your way. Can’t wait to see what you guys end up getting. I hope it’s BIG

I would buy that in a heartbeat if I had the money right now

Every single damn time….you guys knock it out of the park!

Great comment, "Don't cheap out on paint and primer" that is so true, buy the best you can afford! Prep work is also very important, good stuff!

Great video 👍👍 Thanks for your time

Don't paint it up too nice, you'll end up listing it on auction time and rolling with the allis! Lol awesome vid

Best tractor made!

I had good luck using a heat gun on the decals

Can you please do a shop tour and tool

Great video my friend. Can not wait on next one. 1/27/2025 here in Shelby N.C. and 45 degrees. What's your temp right now. And thanks for the ride!

She’s a beaut Clark!

I love these videos. I've got tractors of my own I'd like to restore a 3020, Farmall H, and a Farmall Cub. I just lack a few things... facility, know how, and money! So I guess I'll just keep watching you. Your projects are awesome.

The more you replace parts you that the originality away. In old school muscle cars every part you replace it lessons it originality .You could have pulled the plug long time ago on this project you have never tractor syndrome .Good luck with sale

Looks really really sharp. Will look better to you goin down the drive with it's new owner on board.

Beautiful job on that old school Deere!

Man I got a 4320 that needs this level of restoration in the worse way

Bid high and bid often folks, you won’t come across a tractor this well preserved again for many many years. Price is what you pay, value is what you receive.

Can you please do shop tour

Don’t think they looked quite that good when they came off the assembly line. Awesome job. What is the latest on the 2388? I’m in the market for one and can’t think of a better farm to find one from .

Excelente trabajo quedo espectacular, vale la pena recuperarlos son tractores buenisimos y la linea 20 son los mas lindos de todos.

My Dad bought a 4020 just like this one when I was in high school nearly fifty years ago! It was used and I’m ok shape I like you went through the whole tractor although it was one item at a time! Overall it was a great tractor and ran for years, your’s looks great god luck with the auction.

Looks like the closest thing to a brand new 4020 anyone can buy. Good job my friend

You are a total perfectionist! Absolutely stunning.

Thanks for the video, that tractor didn't look that sharp when it was new. There's no truer words than I want to recoup some of my money on a tractor like that, It's a shame people won't pay all we get into them and a profit. Restoring's got expensive my latest project cost me $1500 for the Fordson super major tractor, $1600 for the 6cyl motor I'm swapping in, $2300 for the rear tires, and $300 for a gasket set for the motor. I haven't even laid a wrench on it yet or got any other parts and paint I have to buy . I hope she sells well, Take care

Final product looks amazing! Another job well done! I know you'll be glad when it's gone. Hope all the John Deere lovers bid like it's the last one in existence!

Rgb you do such fine work,from I can tell you are very particular, again great job.

Impressive! Well done! You have your mind set on bringing it to the auction? If you change your mind and would consider selling privately instead, please send me a message …

Beautiful tractor and done so well. Sell baby sell and sell for a lot and may there be peace in the valley! LOL Thanks for sharing the journey as painful as it might have been. If memory serves me and it seldom does, LOL don't you have an additional 4020? Is that one a keeper or a flip for the future?

Beautiful 4020. Right off the showroom floor. Did a great job my friend. Enjoyed. Little big for my son and I 12 acres. but really nice. Thanks for the ride.

Man what a great looking machine.

Great video, everything DONE RIGHT 👍👍 Thanks for your time.

Wow congrats! What a beauty tractor! Good as new for next 60 years. So sweet.

Looks amazing! ❤

Where’d you get the lights and wiring kit from?

Oh, man! What a sweet tractor. Good as new!!! It's a beast for next 60 years.

Wow. Looks like new. Great job. I need your help on old jeeps 😊

Beautiful 4020 , I drove both gas and diesel 4020 on the farm

A nightmare? I have two of them one was my grandfather's and one was my dad's. A 1966 and a 1971. They are used every year for Hay. Most reliable tractor John Deere ever built.

That’s a real American beauty!

I had a neighbor had two of'em it seemed they just ran and ran for yesrs without issue until the dispersal auction.... Hows it a nightmare...?

I've used a 4020 ,six cylinder, gasoline engine on a farm in Indiana back in the 60's. That tractor was a beast and a dream to operate. Six bottom plow. !😊