Rare John Deere at the Alvordton Plow Day

[@farmhandmike]

Hey Cool Video I didn't even know you had your camera on. Good to see you again.

[@Husker3435]

Good day for those boys Nathan, they will remember the day for the rest of their lives👌🏻

[@burtzorn4059]

Thanks Nathan !!! We had a good pull at North Adams. Hopefully next year there not on the same day.

[@stevebiddle8912]

What a fantastic video. Thanks for taking us along!!

[@montybolinger6383]

I'm no International expert but I think that last tractor mentioned was like a International 1086. They had a nice showing of tractors to cover MANY decades. Thanks for the video.

[@Stevenjohn6855]

I follow farmhand Mike and he does some great videos. I actually prefer your videos because you narrate and explain it better. Great video!

[@davidcolgan3268]

Dad was a Deere dealer when the 8010’s were introduced at Deere Day in Dallas, August, 1960. I have two photos of him with one. Then, the following spring, I was able to sit on one in Peoria, IL, when I was 10. There was an 8 bottom fully integral plow designed to be used with the tractor. I wish I knew the serial numbers of those tractors to see where the are now.

[@nickjewart9351]

Very cool video! Brock will be proud of you putting out a fire!

[@peterwoollard288]

Thanks again Nathan

[@paulreis1648]

Great video Nathan 8020 is pretty amazing

[@randywilson9611]

Good video good to see y'all

[@angus4202]

that was me on my old ford i named freddy

[@chadjustice8560]

There was a 100 8010s built, all were recalled for the transmission problems and all were changed to 8020 but one which never had the recall done and is part of the Keller collection. 85 8020s were built so 185 in total. Also it's funny to me that we always took our two cylinders to plow days and no matter what else was there, you can always hear them over everything else lol

[@BorderViewFarms]

Thanks for the info

[@jeramy2398]

The jeep pulling plow was originally post ww2 they were trying to figure out what to do with the surplus jeeps. The point was could work fields unhook implement and go to town.

[@bobearthquakepumpkinfarm7455]

No tractors around after WW2. Jeeps worked because of the low gearing. Companies made pto's and hydraulics for them. They even made a backhoe for them.

[@scotts7427]

Great video Nathan I’d love to see that 8020 in person pretty darn cool looking tractor, but you would need earplugs running that thing all day I just couldn’t imagine, yes the first semi I started driving was a 75 9500 GMC with a 6-71 Detroit, I wouldn’t wanna drive it at my age now but it was cool back then!

[@milesboehmer9969]

Very good videos, thankyou !

[@jamesfowler7039]

I have never seen a Jeep pulling a plow but here in Central California I have several Jeeps and even pickups pulling hay equipment in the field.

[@PhilClarke-l6z]

Plow days are cool

[@Big-John]

Great video! Very cool the way you edited it! What do you use for editing software? Keep up the great work 👍

[@curtbrewster8635]

Awesome video!!

[@markspeller5722]

Great video Nathan.

[@Noname77331]

Thank you!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@GlenJohnson-jc5iz]

Thank you very much

[@b_lumenkraft]

Boom, great collage.

[@mikekenyon3322]

Good morning

[@Oliver-kv2mm]

Russell Steam Traction Engines were made in Massillon, OH. A D Baker Steam Traction engines were manufactured in Swanton, OH, not too far from your dad's home farm.

[@gregcatlett1458]

BLUE !!😂😂. Nice drone editing their Mr. Nathan.👍👍

[@harveystephens6115]

How to get a lot plowed in a short amount of time! Lots of tractors and plows

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

The jeep was there because at the end of WWII there were no new tractors available, but tons of war surplus jeeps, and someone got the bright idea to put a 3 point hitch on the back of jeeps and they made a decent tractor. I had an uncle that had an old CJ3 jeep with one on it and it worked pretty good for orchard tractor work, only down side was a jeep because of the front drive axle did not turn very sharp at end of rows. You see from 1942 through 1945 nothing but war equipment was made, no cars, trucks, tractors, the citizens went without or repaired old equipment, why the jeeps were used as the supply of surplus jeeps was plentiful. Now you know the rest of the story !!!

[@kenia7430]

it is a 1086 not a 1066, you green guys :)

[@michaelsurratt9593]

I have definitely seen Jeeps pulling plows. One the things they were “capable” of doing. Not practical for farms but gardens farm Hand Mike sighting! Cool. So was the 8020

[@michaelsurratt9593]

The steam tractor was definitely the Belle of the Ball. Bring your 4020 next year.

[@jeffreybegeman9544]

John Deere 8020 with a sweet 6-71 Detroit Diesel engine. I'm a retired DD engineer.

[@michaelsurratt9593]

I have definitely seen Jeeps pulling plows. One the things they were “capable” of doing. Not practical for farms but gardens

[@diersirrigation]

50 series John Deere tractors came out in late '81, '82.

[@marktetzloff4660]

They were all 8010s. Then they recalled them all because of the transmission problems. There's still one left that is an 8010 that is in a collection

[@davidruffjr6045]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@michaelsurratt9593]

Definitely a cool video!! Should have that good BBQ chicken! Good stuff!

[@noehueber6602]

Love this vidéo and plow day love farm show i love détroit diesel beast motor from my and all old equipment Love all serie modèle a b d and all john deere with detroit and CDC engine bye jd and all old equipment

[@michaelsurratt9593]

You need to get your tractor fixed up to come and plow a furrow!!

[@okie12]

Why don’t farmers plow anymore now days🤷‍♂️

[@rogerembry4777]

Soil erosion

[@billbates9098]

You sound pretty good for almost killing someone the other day!! Hopefully you fixed all of your lights and blinkers on your sprayer!! So much for being maticlist!! Blame it on Brock!! Melon Head!!