its a 4 cylinder john deere tractor with 80hp
when ever you put it on a downhill or you push it it starts right up without a battery how is dat possible
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My young son is totally into John Deere Tractors. I am thinking about getting a 30 hp antique model to play around on. One that needs some TLC, but not one that needs to be broken in half for a ground up restoration.
If you were going to start with that, with a good stand blasting and coat of paint, ease of finding parts, and ease of entry, what would be a good John Deere tractor to start off with?
The tractor is more for Daddy right now, but would like to be able to have stuff like this in the backyard so I my son progresses, he will have an understanding and appreciation. I am not getting it so he can operate on his own.
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I have a 5 acre farmette. I am looking at a 30 HP John Deere with a front loader, finish mower and snow blade. A brand new 2006 runs $22K. Should I go with a John Deere or another brand?
Also should I get the pull behind snow blade, or the one that mounts on the front loader?
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My uncle has a farm in kansas and has been wanting to get an old john deere tractor. I guess about a 1950 or so like the one on green acres. I dont want to pay a lot cause i think it would be more for show with him. thanks
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I am making a watercolour present for a friend who has a passion for the old, classic John Deere tractors. The problem is, I have never seen one in my life (aside from staring at pictures on the Internet), and I can’t get my sketches to look right. Is there anything I can do?
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I would like to have a John Deere tractor behind my Avatar on the farm scene by the barn.
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