WHAT IS A JOHN DEERE HORSE DRAWNTRACTOR

Wilson · Jul 11, 2011

Just watching AM pickers. Idiot said he had antique John Deere horse drawn Tractors destroyed in flood!!!!!!!!!!I know some underprivledged folk have to live in citys but that is just plain dumb!!!!!!!
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Hoofer B · Jul 11, 2011

I saw that too. Maybe you used one to pull start you ETD.

ShadetreeRet · Jul 11, 2011

That was before someone figured how to put a pony engine on one.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 11, 2011

It's most likley a tv producer that knows nothing about horses or tractors.

ShadetreeRet · Jul 11, 2011

dbeatty, he may know nothing about horses or tractors, but sounds like he is pretty good at spreading bulls--t!

Anonymous-0 · Jul 11, 2011

No, no, no. The ETD was always running, kind of like a laser printer that goes into a "power saving" mode. The ETD could create or even absorb power based on surrounding conditions. In use, the ETD would produce engine and auxiliary power as needed based on its internal load sensing systems.

Old Roy · Jul 11, 2011

Probably meant a horse drawn power supply to run a baler/ combine in the field .
Heres one

Anonymous-0 · Jul 12, 2011

Shoot thats easy, it is a early model of a broke down John Deere.

Hay_Man · Jul 12, 2011

ETD?

Electron-transfer dissociation, a method to fragment charged molecules in a mass spectrometer in order to obtain structural information

Or

Everhart-Thornley detector, secondary electron detector used in scanning electron microscopes

:?:

bill mart · Jul 12, 2011

ETD = Essex Tri direction tractor (fictious of course) bill m.

bill mart · Jul 12, 2011

ETD = Essex Tri direction tractor (fictious of course) bill m.

Dick L · Jul 12, 2011

A few years ago I watched the Amish pulling the rear of a tractor that had a one row corn picker with a hopper wagon hooked to the picker. Four horse hitch pulling the train causing the rear part of the tractor to drive the picker.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 12, 2011

Artistic Horses probably.

Pat-CT · Jul 12, 2011

I have to agree, sounds like an ole essex tri directional. Really what was happening was the horses were walking in front of the tractor because the tractor ran off of manure, along with absorbing energy from its surroundings.

elmersooner · Jul 12, 2011

didn't general motors have a (tractor) that you walked behind and the controls were designed to work like a harness......Don't think they were too popular though.

elmersooner · Jul 12, 2011

Samson Iron Horse was the name of them----not a deere though.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 12, 2011

Anonymous-0 · Jul 17, 2011

I believe he said it was an antique John Deere Horicon. Opened for business in 1860 and became part of the John Deere family in 1911.

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