1990’s JOHN DEERE Tractors Planting Corn

[@TryAdaptLearn]

Unreal that these late 80s / early 90s tractors are now classics. It's great that both are still running and working.

[@towstrapstoiletseats7231]

Yeah it’s crazy I’m only 15 and I grew up with these and now people call them old is bizarre to me

[@bigtractorpower]

I remember these tractors brand new at the dealer and being so excited to see him. It’s hard to believe that they’ve been on the market for 30 years.

[@shawnszymczak6538]

@@bigtractorpower also hard to believe that in that time we now have basically self driving 9rxs.

[@siegfriedacker7682]

@@shawnszymczak6538 Oh yes, that's so true 😅

[@redneckfarmingcorporation4116]

I hope these old ones never die. Because they truly are the greatest and were built to last

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@md.fuelkiller1990]

They don't. Actually, a huge movement of farmers worldwide step back from regulary buying new ones are shifting back to those iron horses, because they don't ned a computer to fix. Maintenance is recently available now because some third party companies are going to make parts for them now. I personally believe that this is a good thing. The old ones are made of metall, are easy to fix and do not have too much parts or systems. They don't stop just because a fucking switch or electronics is not working too well. And they are in most ways a lot cheaper than the new Tractors (Seriously, you don't need a spaceship to get your fields done good enough). Even the top manufacturers like Fendt with its 942 are going back to old configurations and away from downsizing. And now all of a sudden, it is more efficient. So they had fooled us untill now, basicaly by saying they can't go back. Thats the thing for me to say, f**k you! my money is going into good old eqipment.

[@redneckfarmingcorporation4116]

@@md.fuelkiller1990 I love old tractors. But i must admit i love my 9RX and doing 65+ acres an hour field cultivating. And pulling a 13 shank disc ripper at 6 and a half miles an hour. The new ones have more horses and are just plain built for big operations. We run a larger than average crop farm that requires larger equipment. Now obviously we own some old iron and I love all our old iron tanks. I call them Bert's. They are amazing and never break down. They of course dont get near as much use as our other tractors but still. But all of our 8RTs we put like 750 hours on each tractor in a season quite easily. We have had an 8370RT impaticular that we've only owned for 2 years and uts at 1,850 hours already..... we are organic and put double almost triple the hours on tractors. We have thousands of acres more than we would be able to keep up with using old machinery. I must say I love my 9RX and I love my 8370RTs. They are actually pretty reliable for the amount of hours we put on them daily and weekly. But I love my old iron

[@davepayne9162]

love seeing tractors at work,remines me of the days on the farm,

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍👍

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

I like springtime, just to see the tractor back out in the field. The farmers feeding us.

[@shawnfox8002]

Beautiful sunset and beautiful night to get that seed in the ground before the rain comes down.

[@djwheels66]

This is seriously like looking at my childhood 30+ years ago!!! Thank you.

[@heatmoon]

Where did you grow up? Sugar beet farmer in ND or MN?

[@djwheels66]

@@heatmoon I grew up on a soybean and corn farm in Southwestern Minnesota. My parents were school teachers and rented out the farm land to a farmer who still farms it and uses all John Deere.

[@gleanerk]

Primary tillage with 1963 4010:diesel , planting with 2510 diesel with 4 row 71 flex planter with fertilizer attachment for corn , 1020 John Deere with 8 row 71 flex planter . Thanks for sharing your videos, very much enjoyed watching them .

[@JS-1983]

Great video, two just so cool looking tractors. I think that the 55-and 60-series and 60-and 70-series 4wds are best looking "modern-classic" Deeres.

[@stinsonfarms6724]

I use a 1974 John Deere 4430 and a 1974 John Deere 7000 planter.

[@ponanikhoza1934]

I have just finished discing a field this evening for butternut squash. It is so good to look at, it had me talking photos against the dusk. There is something about working the land that touches a human at a very special place. I am a Deutz Fahr chap (DX350).

[@anthonymurry7935]

Something so right about how a 2WD tractor looks pulling a planter. Tractor sounds great, love hearing it hit the bumps when it turns on the ends.

[@bigtractorpower]

😃👍👍

[@AndreiTupolev]

very atmospheric sunset scenes with the mist and the dust hanging over the fields.

[@danl9334]

i hate to say it but life was simpler back when that equipment was new, i suppose it means i am getting old. thanks for another great video!!!!

[@heatmoon]

No it doesnt, it means you understood youre equiptmemt better. Same here. Great part of older equiptmemt is tgat 20 miles away there was a jumkyard

[@SimonKL11]

Great to see planting action with classic equipment😉👍 Thanks for sharing👍

[@Dinoxt12]

Yes Sir...All been Paid for & still doing the Job.

[@ScottPykare]

I thoroughly enjoy our new or modern equipment we farm with but.........I absolutely enjoy our two older tractors. Our 4440 and our 4755. Driving either of them is a privilege!! Cool video Jason.👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

The 4440 is one of my all-time favorite tractors. A 2wd 4755 is pretty cool too.

[@timkolb3728]

Can’t wait to get out planting with the 6320 and 7000 planter.

[@justincase2830]

It looks like perfect planting conditions. Really nice filming BTP!

[@RickPerry4960]

Love the 8960... that 4755 sounds really nice with the pipe! Great find BTP. Love the videos. Keep them coming. Thank you

[@frankr.1594]

Beautiful action in the sunset, awesome video! 👍

[@walterlaubscherjr2011]

Gotta love old iron John Deere tractors gettin it done that’s the way it’s done

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@tealx2014]

Great memories of the 80s!!!

[@johnclarkkitner9556]

Like the older john deere. Run them the most

[@stevenpayne3707]

Amazing how much the lights have improved from then to now. I remember doing fall tillage with a 4850 and a chisel plow in 1989 and it seemed like those lights illuminated everything. As with that 4755 in the video, the original stock lights on it seemed bright when the tractor first came out in 1989, but they just don’t compare with the new machines coming off the assembly lines. The current lighting systems are just so far superior.

[@cagrowin1962]

Yes! Some classics, thanks BTP

[@michaelstark703]

Planting with the sunset, good shot!

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@rongrose3746]

Love the older iron !!!!!!!

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@anthonybanda8192]

We are currently planting soybeans here in southern Michigan. I'm currently cultivating ahead of the planter with a case 580 quadtrac with a 50 foot kruase soil finisher and dad is planting with a johndeere 9400t and a kinze 3800 . We will get both planters going later this week Once we dial in the soybean planter we will then dial in the corn planter . Once both are set up we can then have 2 cultivators and 2 planters running and we can start hitting it hard . It's still kind of early but a few of us are going slowly. By next week every one around should be running . So far we have 100 acres of soybeans and 80 acres of corn. Our main setback is spraying burn down because of the wind . Great video keep up the good work and stay safe!

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool tillage and planting team. Thank you for sharing.

[@johnkauppi7078]

Cool.Did a lot of hours on John Deere 4840 and 4640.They pull well but the cabs were a bit noisey compaired to case 90 series and inter 86 series.

[@ericwill4837]

Awesome video! Great looking tractors!

[@brianrutherford3229]

Love the older ones.i use to run both when I was on the farm

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍👍

[@ryanbruckhart1284]

Great video! It’s cool to see those awesome old 90s John Deere tractors out in the fields again. On our farm we use a 4055 with axle duals and FWD to pull our Kinze corn planter with splitters here in Central Pennsylvania. That’s what we use for our operation because our farm is No-till.

[@andrewstich7117]

Thanks for the video and your hard work you do to get great video

[@bigtractorpower]

Thank you for watching.

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Green tractor Video, thanks for sharing

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@dustinlowry9075]

Jason that is so cool to see that old iron still running today and also running with GPS? You can add that to the steering column. Thank you for video

[@oldfarmshow]

Thank you for the video

[@giorgospantelaios3928]

Thank you Mr

[@yoitzadam]

can't wait to hit 2000 videos on big tractor power.

[@bigtractorpower]

It’s getting close. Almost 11 years worth of videos 😁

[@anarchybeauty638]

im waching this in my house in the middel of a manitoba snowstorm

[@JB.Olsen7]

These look so much better than the new junk.

[@stanleybaker8707]

I've watch a lot of farm 🚜 videos 📹 and its seems to me that John Deere is the most dominant tractors 🚜 out there.

[@bigtractorpower]

John Deere has the top market share in many farm machinery categories. Case IH through its International Harvester history still has 3 million more tractors sold in its history.

[@user-snowman5]

Now that’s farmin 💪🏽💪🏽👍👍

[@2xKTfc]

Hey Jason, you're sounding way better compared when you started to make videos again about 6-8 weeks (?) ago :) Hope that means you also feel much healthier and happier again. All the best, and thank you for the video! I love that you cover them all, brand new machine or old fart tractor. In my opinion, age matters for fish but not for machines :)

[@truthandfreedom885]

I wish my equipment was that new. The joke used to be my equipment is old enough to vote! Heck my equipment almost qualifies for social security and Medicare.

[@heatmoon]

Funny howcso manynpeople dont get that so many of us skid by, hogs, beef, chickens and grain. Diversifyiny, all of its 25 year old equiptmemt. Hoppers on the drill still. Tandem axle grain truck unload on the go

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

Those tractors appear to have been well taken care of.

[@heatmoon]

Is that 2wd a bit loud?

[@joshcoffey6355]

I plant with the same setup. 4755 on a 16 row 7200. I work ground with a 8300 and 27ft Case IH 4800 field cultivator

[@bigtractorpower]

Very nice

[@mr.whatever2435]

Very nice👍

[@404nitro]

You don't see a 4755 or 4760 very often anywhere, especially in 2WD. This was pretty cool to see. Both it and the 8960 were in very nice condition. I thought that the 8X60/70 series were the ugliest things JD ever made for years, but they have been growing on me more and more over the last several years. We still see them around here, though not as often as we used to just a few years ago.

[@sharpshooter7127]

Love those old school tractors

[@billz410]

Simpler, better times, I think.

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@milkweed7678]

Back to reality for a few minutes! Take a deep breathe and breath.

[@carlospinto1973]

Nice video. The 4755 is not using GPS ? 🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@bigtractorpower]

It may be it has the globe

[@bodiddley82]

I notice dropping markers

[@wingrider687]

Unlike all the guys that have brand new equipment, these guys have no payments and make the same price on a bushel of corn..

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@JS-1983]

And you can service and repair those tractors quite a lot yourself, no need to go to the dealer to fix them with laptop... 🤔

[@ponanikhoza1934]

Well said.

[@ericfields5194]

If it wasnt for their greenstar globes youd almost think this video was taken in the spring of 1991 instead of the spring of 2021

[@paulofrancisco565]

👏👏👏👍👍👌👌👌🚜🚜🚜🇧🇷

[@josiahdixon1018]

sweet

[@williamweller7428]

william🥳🥳

[@coltonkinney9071]

Anyone notice the cummins badge on the side if the 8960 hood?🤘🏻

[@leesteele9290]

It is a Cummins motor

[@williamweller7428]

😘😘

[@kennethcarlton2860]

Yes That's when I was farming , no computers , the only way to farm. In my opinion anyway

[@bigtractorpower]

It was a great time.

[@wilsonandrade6246]

👍👍👍

[@bigtractorpower]

😁👍

[@chrsmcwtrs]

why is he using the markers when that tractor has GPS.. nobdy uses the markers anymore.. just on point rows!!

[@wiltfarms65]

How about showing some of the oldest equipment running still making money.

[@kubamackiewicz1712]

FIRST👍❤

[@heatmoon]

Like to see loss of traction numbers vs 4x4 and fuel usages. Umder valued tractors tge big 2wds, not pushing extra tranny and weight

[@rodneybaughman4598]

My equipment is so old, even the Amish make fun of me.

[@heatmoon]

Any thoughts on farmers or their sons who straight pioe their farm equipment. In my day tgat meant you qere to poor for a muffler. Clearly different here, tractirs arent hot rods, walk quietly carry a big stick

[@MisterItchy]

Do these tractors use the ridge markers instead of GPS or are they both used? And are they actually called ridge markers? The only reference to that name is from Farming Simulator which is, of course, where I got the name (and my interest in these machines).

[@coltonkinney9071]

We use both. Run the markers at the ends to help get lined back up then turn GPS back on

[@nebraskadirtmoving6108]

Why didn’t he give us the in cad view?

[@bigtractorpower]

Sound Gard cabs are pre buddy seat cabs. They were built for just one person to be inside.

[@nebraskadirtmoving6108]

I know that’s why I said it.

[@marthabecker8734]

tractor quality dropped a lot. now you have to be computer smart just plant. and the hoods were still metal.

[@IBTRAILRIDER]

It’s obvious you favor big multi million dollar corporate farms in your videos What about the smaller farms that still exist ? Using smaller tractors and equipment