John Deere 830 - Restoration Complete
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Restoration of our 1960 John Deere 830 is complete. First Drive and also an overview of the work we did during the restoration. #johndeere #tractor #farming #america #diesel #restoration
Links to previous videos:
- First Start: • Barn Find - John Deere...
- Progress Update: • John Deere 830: Projec...
- Backstory and Hunt: • Hunting for a John Dee... - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Wow!!! Looks completely different! Lovely transformation!
Thank you! Cheers!
Man, nothing makes me happier than seeing all you and your dad's hard work pay off to make that gorgeous 830 look and run like new again. I know that old industrial 830 will get there in time too. JD 830's are my dream tractor, I keep saving up money until I see the right deal come along and will have your videos to help me with some repairs and maint I might need to do. Thanks for the video, take care!
I appreciate that!
That is a beautiful tractor and i love that sound. It brings back do many fond memories years ago on the farm. We farmed four hundred acres and had four tractors. Two MM's and two Nohnnie poppers.
That's awesome! That sounds like a good childhood!
Beautiful tractor that makes beautiful music
Thanks!
That is one sexy tractor. I am 16 and have a 70 LP and a B. Can’t wait to have the funds to buy more, it’s safe to say im addicted young.
You're making an old codger jealous! Congratulations though in having something to focus on and enjoy doing.
I'm also 16, got myself a D. Hope I'll get some more soon
Very cool! 😎 Yeah, they can get pricey. But they are fun to work on... And very educational.
Nothing sounds like those 2 cylinder diesels. It sure brings back memories from my childhood.
The sound of a two cylinder Deere is iconic, especially the diesel engines.
That looks like a new tractor, even better. 😊
We were pretty pleased with how it turned out.
That's a beautiful tractor and a great restoration. Your dad did a good paint job. Im not a fan of a paint job that is better than factory. Awesome. The scenery is great around there too!
This is nice enough that we can wash it off and it shines, but we can still go use it in the field and not worry about it.
Looks awesome time well spent my hat's off for what you and Tom have done!!
Thanks 👍
Just a Sweet Baby! A-PLUS! Good to see Pop up and down the road! Blessings!
It's a pretty fun ride
@@jonelsonster It OUGHT to be! A buggy hauling around a BIG diesel! SWEET in my book!
Beautiful tractor and background scenery to show it off. You and your Dad must be really happy with how it turned out.
Thanks!
Looks like it just came off the showroom floor. Love that sound.
Thanks so much!
Great looking tractor
Thanks 👍
Excellent video Jonelstar :) and that John Deere 830 in good condition and shape for sure !
Thank you very much!
Parabéns Belo 830 🎉 .🇧🇷
Thanks! 🙏🏻
You did a Beautiful Job and A Job Well Done
Thanks! 👍🏻
I’m an IH guy that’s what I grew up on. But let me tell you I LOVE A John Deere 830 Diesel that’s a bad a$$ tractor tons of torque at super low RPM👍💪
Yeah, the 830 is a fun one. Back in the late 50s and early 60s I don't even know what other big tractors were out there. I know case had their 6 cylinder diesel 900 which was probably about the same size as the JD 830. What was IH's biggest tractor in 1959 or 1969? Or Allis? Or Oliver? Or MM?
Looks incredible! Can’t beat that sound either, I bet in person it almost shakes the ground😂
You got that right!
It looks super nice!!
Thanks!
Sounds great...looks great!
Thanks so much!
Your view of your land is stunning !! i live below the equator .so is the JD ( stunning )
Thanks!
Sounds awesome 👌
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You do beautiful amazing work. Your attention to detail really shows here. I hope you are proud of the finished product.
Thank you very much!
Ran one of those for 3 months the summer of 1963 in northwest Kansas.
That's would have been fun, running one of these back when it was new!
That tractor ran great from the first day you fired it up. I would hit those grease zerks a lick or two. Your dad is the real deal, good job.
A little maintenance and lubrication goes a long way!
Sweet tractor! I want to start collecting that series soon.
Go for it!
Looks beautiful, great job
Thank you! 😊
Very Nice!
Mine definitely wont turn out to be a showcase tractor like yours
We were lucky that this one didn't need much body work. That's can get hard sometimes.
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Awesome. We had a 730 diesel when I was a kid but sold it in the mid 1980s. In the late 2000s dad was semi-retired and bought/restored a 1960 830 with a pony motor. A few years ago he passed away and I have it now. At the moment it's getting an oil leak and some other minor things fixed but it looks just like yours but without a chrome stack.
Parts are starting to get hard to find for them now unfortunately. Had to get a machine shop or make several parts myself to keep them going. Had to make my own fuel sediment bowl, searched all over Canada and states can not find one that fits.
I'd love to have a 730. They are one of my favorites
I went to a farm aucion early int about 1976 and bought an oriiginal owenr 530 gas, narrow front, it wa sthe best. I already had a 4030 and 3020 , but, I used the 530 as a chore tractor, raked hay, used it on the grain drilll and manure spreader ect.
I'd love to have an 530 they are a nice little tractor.
That's awesome!!!!
Thanks!!
Thanks!! 😊
That looks fantastic! Something to be very proud of! Is that something you guys will actually use on the farm or is it a show tractor only?
We will use it for tillage in the spring and fall. And we could use it to haul hay, but since it doesn't have a 1000 rpm PTO, we can't use it for our hay operation. And then we will use it for plow days, tractor pulls, tractor drives, and parades too. So, yeah, it will still get dirty, but will only get less than a hundred hours a year.
A beautiful job done on that 830, glad to hear it thumping along! This whole electric start thing seems WAYYY too simple
Yeah, as I'm struggling with all of these small pony motor issues, my dad just pushes a button and bingo! His is alive! But I'm committed to keeping mine a pony start, even if electric start is more convenient.
@@jonelsonster Electric vs pony is the age old argument at this point. In winter I won't give up my pony!
that's what that tractor 🚜 😊 needs 2 be drove sometimes and not just setting in the shed it will do the tractor 🚜 😊 alot of good it runs good and has good pulling power anytime it the tractor will pull a hill like that in high gear 5th and 6th gear are road gear 4 speed 2 get there where U going 😊😊 OMG 6 29 2O24
Yes it does!
Have ya'll ever restored a JD 730 row crop?
No, we've never had a 730. We have a 70 standard or Wheatland. It's a workhorse
You should look at lasersabers youtube channel. He built ultracapacitor battery replacements for his cars. I am using the same tech on my classic tractors. No more batteries, no leaks, better CCA's, can't go dead and freeze. 1 million cycle lifespan. Great if you have multiple old machines.
Very interesting. Thanks for the tip!
I have a 830 electric start 👨🌾
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Is the a hydraulic filter? One it. & where is it located. … ? 2 where is the Fran plug to drain hydraulic oil out???
I'm just curious.Is the cab going back on the tractor
It's not going back on this tractor. Mainly because it makes the tractor too tall to fit into most of our shops/sheds. We still have it, so if someone out there wanted it for one of their projects, they're welcome to have it... They'd just need to pick it up. Or we do have a few other tractors it could be put on: one of our R's or my 830-industrial. The catch is that it was welded onto the tractor when we got it. So I'd want to change that to a less permanent mounting option if I put it on my 830 out or R's.
@@jonelsonster The Scotch in me says don't give it away. LOL Especially if you can use it on another tractor,
Where’s the hydraulic filter located?
It's unbelievable people like this still operate without federal oversight !!
Ha!
I am not a straight pipe guy, but my 14 yo Grandson thinks the louder the better!
Yeah, you've got to wear eat plugs with the straight pipe. We have a muffler for it too. You can swap between the two in about 20 seconds.
Tat traktrl luks laik jon dir AOS
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That all you use it for? Checking the mail?
We get a lot of mail 😅
Hahaha