Lets see your Deere

[BloomingtonMike]

2005 3320

 

[LHS Inc]

My father, who will be 92 on 3/31, standing next to my JD 3520 and his JD 730.

 

[JohnDeere4300]

My father, who will be 92 on 3/31, standing next to my JD 3520 and his JD 730.

That's a nice picture with your Father standing next to the tractors!!!

Thanks for sharing!!

Bill

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Lined mine up sans the 110 that I am restoring. Grand daughters and grand son were having fun.

What's up with the canopy on that gator? :confused2:

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Kubota thread is catching up guys

Lets see the Kubota guys beat that. :laughing:

This means war...

 

[trailbuilder]

Our JD 333D with Mulching head

 

[LHS Inc]

That's a nice picture with your Father standing next to the tractors!!!

Thanks for sharing!!

Bill

Thank you.

 

[PhillyDeere]

Still at the dealer getting ready to come home but here is a new born pic for everyone.

 

[dusty3030]

Still at the dealer getting ready to come home but here is a new born pic for everyone.

Nice !

 

[PhillyDeere]

Thank you!! I'm a proud daddy.

 

[erieskidoo]

X728SE. 47" blower and have a 54" mower

 

[Sawdust102]

2011 1026r

Peg gator too.

 

[MattLynch]

2012 5093E Limited. Nothing fancy but it gets the job done.

 

[beenthere]

What's up with the canopy on that gator? :confused2:

It is called a Croc Top, and has been great when out in the sun and the rain. A bit noisier as the engine noise sounds are a bit louder. It is attached to the lift box so can open into a wide yawn when raising the box.
I've had it for 13 years now, and the 4x2 hasn't skipped a beat, nor lost a pound of air in the tires, but is on the second battery. I use it a lot in the woods and around the 22 acres. The grand kids give it unrelentless attention behind the wheel. Here is a 2001 pic.

See ya later!

 

[beenthere]

My father, who will be 92 on 3/31, standing next to my JD 3520 and his JD 730.

My father passed at 91, and miss him greatly (been 9 years). He was a Deere engineer starting in '36 and spent his first 13 years designing and testing the first Deere Model R diesel, after which he also was involved with the rest of the 2-cyl diesels including the 730.
I wish I'd kept this model L, but needed to pull an 8' tandem disk. It would pull it, but I thought I was abusing it so traded up.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

It is called a Croc Top, and has been great when out in the sun and the rain. A bit noisier as the engine noise sounds are a bit louder. It is attached to the lift box so can open into a wide yawn when raising the box.
I've had it for 13 years now, and the 4x2 hasn't skipped a beat, nor lost a pound of air in the tires, but is on the second battery. I use it a lot in the woods and around the 22 acres. The grand kids give it unrelentless attention behind the wheel. Here is a 2001 pic.

See ya later!

:laughing:

That's cool looking!

 

[beenthere]

Here is a pic I found with my Dad at a 2-cyl Club show in IA a few years back. This is the Model R that was his baby for many years.

 

[RoyJackson]

Here is a pic I found with my Dad at a 2-cyl Club show in IA a few years back. This is the Model R that was his baby for many years.

Great picture!!!
Boy, those are some TALL rear tires, aren't they?

 

[RoyJackson]

:laughing:

That's cool looking!

I'm sure they make one that fits your Kubota...can't say I've ever seen an orange crocodile though...

 

[dusty3030]

Kubota one is Godzilla.