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So at 6:05 john deere had a VT tool even in the 1950s

My dad was the guitarist. Can hear him singing at the end

Hell yeah!! Nights at the Cabooze Cedar Fest North Star games.

I perfer the R to the 830 👨‍🌾🤷🏻‍♂️

I have never eaten Grape-Nuts ever since this ad c. 1984. My sister will not buy ANY Post cereal.

My grandfather had a tractor implement/salvage yard here in Missouri that he started back in 1941 when they moved here from South Dakota with his dad. He had over 40 of these old John Deere’s, as well as 270 other makes and models. Unfortunately, in 2012, brain cancer, took him away from us at the age of 70😔… We had Farmers from all over come to the two different auctions that were held to purchase parted out tractors so they could keep their tractors up and running. Man, I miss those days of working with him on the farm! Nothing but good times! * Anyone reading this if you’re interested in old vehicles, check my profile and find “antique vehicle junkyard” video and you will see quite a few tractors of his on there. His dad would buy just about anything tractor related at auctions and bring it back to the farm to unload and try to make a buck on! I’ll try to post a link if I can get it to work! czcams.com/video/usY5ss3V_Gc/video.htmlsi=k15VFUH6TgmRbTCn

I love this group. Their cd "Roll with me" is very good. They must be underrated because noone in Pennsylvania seems to know about them.

Is that Tim Matheson?

Do you have this full video?

I wish this was still open.. My family loved to go here alot.. especially the shows downstairs 😊

It wasn't an outdoor music fest in the twin cities in the 80s without Lamont Cranston Band!

Pat Hayes is my brother in law. He married my sister Linda. Love it!!!

A+

Lamont Cranston was the best!! Minnesota’s very own!!

I growed up on these old girls you cant beat them Oh, the good old days!!!!!

Hines & Berglund & Roger 2

This has to be from 1948, not the 1950s. Also, who played the dealer?

Wooo, Mother Deere bragging about parts and service being cheap and recommending farmers do their own maintenance, thats something you wont hear from them anymore.

"You can 't beat a John Deere tractor"...cause nothing runs like a Deere🤣❤️❤️❤️

Great

Weve fallen so far as a society

I used to mix these guys live back in the '80s. They're still gigging!

Oh the 80’s! Used to see this beaming into the Twin Cities years ago

Like 420 👍

I forgot all about this, wow

Man, I grew up in the wrong era. 😢

My great grandpa owned a 48 model b. Ran his whole farm with it.

I saw pat the other day

Of course

Mettetelo in italiano

I went once. Can't remember the food, but the swinging hips and long hair is imprinted in my memory

i like these old sales videos

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But does it have electrolytes?

Where does the Gen4 GPS monitor mount??

The old popping Johnny is still my favorite

THANKS for posting this! My nickname of Rondo in the 1980s was due to this commercial and how fast I drank beer. Until today I had only seen a low quality (240) version of this commercial. My last drink was in 1984.

As for Any whom Know BAND, & Down by the River, Twis the BOYDS ON THE RIVER BAR !!! TRULY THEYRE SINGIN ABOUT ( BOYDS ON THE BANKS OF MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI RIVER,) WE SAW THE BIG CITY LIGHTS ON THE BANKS OF THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI RIVER ! BOYDS ON THE RIVER.

Mr. Jennings and Bill smoked a bowl later that evening.

Lamont Cranston at The Cabooze was about as awesome as it got in the early 80's.

Heck of a dealership tactic let the kid convince you to buy one of the tractors and the salesman makes the commission lol

I was at a tractor pull where they had the old vintage tractors pulling;A old feller with his old G came in beat the other old iron.what amazed me with that old G was only popping every 10? seconds but was still going.

Never got to drive a John Deere. My Dad was an Allis Chalmers man at heart, though he had a Farmall MD for most of the heavy work. The '38 Allis Chalmers WC he had was more primitive than the John Deeres! No electric or hydraulics. He hated John Deere because of the light front end. Having seen these old videos, I understand the design much better than I did as a youngster and agree with the simplicity and ability to easily repair it yourself without having to split the machine. Having driven a Massey Ferguson 97 extensively in more recent times that had a hand clutch (as well as a foot clutch) I found the hand clutch very handy. But that is the only tractor I ever drove that had one. Our neighbor had an Oliver, a very smooth and easy to drive machine, but it didn't have cylinder liners and cost him a fortune to get the engine rebuilt when it wore out. I also spent many hours in the 1970's driving a Versatile articulated tractor with a Cummins engine and hated it. If you lost 300 rpm you lost all power and had to shift, which involved moving two or three different levers. Truck engines have no business in tractors. Maybe before I croak I will get a chance to drive a 2 cyl Deere!

Never missed them at the Cabooze Bar

We had Deere’s for 50 years! Now have 9 Fendts, nothing beats the Sound of a 2 cylinder!

Don't you love how these guys are wearing suits and smoking a pipe while working on this stuff?

Hi Al! Long live the 80s!

2:45 No Holds Barred The Match/The Movie! a WWF holiday event on Viewers Choice :-) Thank you this brings back many memories Happy St Patrick's Day 🍀 3/17/23

So beautiful back then