John Deere 8850 Tractor Plowing
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2024
- Watch this John Deere 8850 pulling a 10 bottom moldboard plow. Working on a farm in eastern New York State.
The John Deere 8850 is equipped with a V8 diesel engine. This was the largest tractor produced from John Deere from 1982-1988.
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Awesome find. Love 8850’s. Pulling that plow with ease
Thanks! Pulled the plow with power left over 😁
Great Video, Fantastic Tractor, thanks for sharing
Super satisfying to watch.
I am here to comment that I too enjoy tractors. Have a good one.
Great to see a V8 powered 8850
Looks so good. Gonna be a great seed bed.wish i was there to smell that fresh turned dirt.
If you ain’t moldboarding you ain’t farmin
Cool
Thanks for watching!
Oh that dirt looks scrumptious 😋
Beautiful equipment. Your the best farming RUclipsr ever.👍👍
Deere had a lot ofproblems casting the block. Sure not working the old girl too hard! They really had great low-mid range tprque!
Really great video!! reminds me when I was a lad and ploughing fields in Ireland - the soil was always wet like in this video!!
Hello! Fine oldie in a nice scenery...
Sure is! Thanks for watching!
@@tractorchasers 👌
nice video
Another great video Josh!
Thanks Tom!
It's too bad JD pulled the plug on their V8 diesel engine. It was a highly advanced design with untapped potential. Some of the design features were copied by other diesel mfgs. One feature was the one piece bottom end of the engine, it allowed for a very deep skirt block for strength, and eliminated the individual main bearing caps. There were some issues with the early builds, not surprising for a totally new design. Ultimately Deere decided the cost to continue building and improving the engine couldn't be justified. Starting with the 60 series they opted for Cummins 6 cyl engines for the high HP models. Deere eventually developed higher HP 6 cyl engines to replace the Cummins. Had the kept improving the V8 they would of had their own built High HP engines far sooner, and probably would have plenty of non-ag demand for the engine too due to its power density and torque.
I liked! Too bad Deere didn't mount that engine up on rubber above the main frame, instead of making it an integral frame member where it is subjected to all the twists, jerks, ditches, and any other thing the main tractor frame sees and must absorb to pull a load. Starting with the 60 series, they got smart using rubber engine mounts totally isolating the engine from the main tractor frame,,, and away went their engine problems.
How did you find any place that was dry enough that somebody was working? 🤦♂️
This was right on the edge of being just dry enough to work. Tough spring so far!
@@tractorchasers that’s an understatement 🤦♂️
I wonder how many people can fit that tractor?
Nice video!! The audio was disappointing, though 😮💨
The use of a monotone 6-cylinder recording doesn't do justice to the heart throbbing 🎶 music 🎶 actually pouring forth from this magnificent beast‼️‼️
Video was great 🥴
The 6 cylinder you’re hearing was running in the background. Straight pipe tractor that drowned out the V8. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to get good sound of only the 8850 running.
SOIL! SOIL! Its called Soil! Dirt is what your mamma sweeps up in the house floor! True farmers know what they plow. SOIL!
Dirt has been dirt since dirt was invented‼️
What brand plow
Looks like a Melroe but I'm not sure. Doing a nice job.
@@lfeco the way the reset springs are mounted that was my guess, brand didn’t see in northern Indiana
Correct it’s a Melroe plow. The same company that made Bobcat skid steers.
@@tractorchasers do video on that plow sometime and history of it
Well least he didn't leave a dead furor half way to China
Очень плохой плуг!