John Deere 95 Hillside

This John Deere 95H was harvesting at vintage harvest near Davenport WA. #John Deere #vintage #combine

[@rodneycody8746]

That walk around is cool 4 sure😊

[@ForsmannClassics]

Tried to get a good view of it.

[@sd31263]

The first combine I ever ran was a 1968 95H, cutting wheat and barley on the hills of Benton County, Washington in 1980. It was gas-powered without hydrostatic drive. Kids today wouldn't have a clue how to run one of these things. They're used to computers doing everything for them. The most technologically advanced parts of a 95H were the oil pressure and temperature gauges (and you had to keep a close eye on them.) Mine had a large canopy overhead. Some operators would hang a wet shirt or towel from the canopy to keep the sweat bees away from them, but it didn't work. The bees don't want moisture; they want perspiration.

[@jeffharp7405]

The 95H was the first combine I ran, it was a 1969 model

[@ForsmannClassics]

My Dad's first combine he ran was a level land 95.

[@mrfix3474]

Nice

[@mrfix3474]

Did John Deer build the hillside or was it a conversion

[@ForsmannClassics]

John deere built their own hillside combine at time.