What a beautiful collection in mint condition.

I expect this mower will last several seasons with decent care. kzfaq.infoUgkx1VWTrayKBdCKAjzAcZ_Eg4dhHTae3LkN also recommend Also, I ran across the problem with it not starting the 2nd time I used it. There is a safety switch which is pushed in by the chute or mulching piece being attached to the deck. I took the cover off and it wouldn't start. Put it back on, no problem. It takes only a minute with 2 easily accessible wingnuts and no tools. This mower starts up first crank each time and it is a joy to use. It also mows in reverse by putting the key to the reverse area after starting and pushing in the triangular button. It will stay in reverse mode until you turn it off. All in all, for my homeowner needs, I really like this mower-and at 70 bucks a cut here in Miami, it's already more than 1/3 paid for itself in a month.

Excellent video. For all of my younger years I used Fords and Cub Cadets. The one tractor I always wanted was a 420 JD. Fast forward a number of years and I now have a first year and last year model 420. You brought up some things I had not heard of. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of them.

Thank you for your JD tractor synopsis. Nice someone took the time to learn the history. My neighbor gave me a 332 built 1990. I'm grateful & honored before his death he wanted me to have the tractor.

My dads old 332 had a Yanmar 3 cyl Diesel it was like a 1988 or 1989! It would pull a 22' Bayliner Ciera that weighed around 5K lbs while riding a wheelie, he had to use the independent braking for the rear wheels to turn! His had the tiller, plow and a modified front end loader!

I own a later date John Deere 400 with an original Cozy Cab, hydraulic plow, snowblower, 60inch deck, 3 point hitch, wheel weights. Just had the hydro completely rebuilt by Jims Repair in Minnesota. Kohler has now 1196 hours and running strong. I bought the tractor from a guy and I swear he acted like he was selling his first born child. He absolutely loved that tractor but arthritis in his hands kept him from using the hand throttle so he bought a 445 with a foot throttle. He watched me drive away with that tractor on my trailer down the road probably with tears in his eyes. I probably with never sell this as now I am under the John Deere 400 spell. Its a mean looking tractor and I absolutely love it. Currently looking for a model 20 loader for it. Anyway thanks for the video I really enjoyed it.

Great video!! I got my 318 from my grandparents who bought new back in the 80’s. Love it!!

Neighbors have a sixth sense for when someone is recording a KZfaq video 😂, great video thank you.

Very good history of the Deere Garden Tractors. I have owned a 425 from 1994 you are right the Garden Tractor has gotten bigger, stronger and better. I also worked on many 100 and 300 series and made me a believer in John Deer Garden tractors.

It’s about how you take care of your machines! Thanks for the video, very informative, love the history!

Awesome video! I've been searching high and low for information on the 110's. This video answered ALL of my questions. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

The 455 is my fav followed by the 318. I love your videos.

GREAT looking fleet and a very impressive history lesson of JD GTs. You are a wealth of knowledge on these machines.

Awesome video! I inherited my grandpa's JD 316 and i was with him the day he bought it. Great memories with this old Deere!

Thanks for the detail. Didn't know the newer are 4x4's and hydraulic driving. Neat.

Well you can always bring a 430 back to the herd, lol. You've got a great line of deer and keep those videos coming, thanks for sharing.

I bought a 455 with 120 hrs. on it about 8 years ago and now it has 402 hrs on it. It has been a great machine. The only problem was a relay had to be replaced. It burns 1/2 the fuel a gas burner uses. It still looks like a new machine. I change oil and filter every 50 hrs and grease it twice a year.

Great video, you seem to be quite knowledgeable. I recently purchased three of the 200 series at auction. None of them run but Lord willing, they will. I have never seen the 200 side by side with the 300 but I am certain the 200's are bigger than the 110. The frames are heavy gauge steel and they are rated to pull a plow so they have to be rugged. I suspect the 200's fall in between your 110 and 318. Two of mine are strictly mechanical and one has hydraulic lift for the mower deck, but no deck lol. Can't wait to hear them run. It would be a shame to have them crushed and recycled. Too many folks today are comfortable with the throw it away mentality.

Very good overview on the evolution of the JD GT! Nice video! That's a very nice fleet too.

my 1975 400 has a 2 cylinder Kohler in it. just got it home, time to get it running. I payed $450 not running and needs a lot of love here in Massachusetts. looking for attachments now.

I have a 165 Hydro that I've been keeping alive by wrenching it every time something breaks or dies. Bought it in 1998 and it was used and quite old then. Not sure what year it is but Ive had it 20 years. Just replaces a fuel pump last fall, a battery is needed this year. Yesterday it stopped moving FWD or REV. I peeked under, no broken belt or fallen deck or loosened blade in the turf. Nothing obvious. But Ill look again thoroughly after home from church. Love it but dont know the history. GREAT VIDEO!!!

Great video. It's good to own each of the flagships of Deere lawn and garden equipment and to be able to line them all up.

Well done video I am an owner of a 1974 110 John Deere I still mow with it.

I work on all these for a living and without a doubt the newer deeres are mass produced JUNK

Just got my first tractor, a 1972 140. Great vid thanks for the info!

Those lawn tractors are so nice and I hope you are having a nice time with them.

Good info.I have a 140 Patio model that I plan on restoring,yellow hood.My first Deere mower was a 1972 140.I have had a 430,725,172,188 and now a X500 and 1445.I just sold a 400 that belonged to my Mom.

Thanks for posting this informative video. I have a 2018 , E 110 john Deere lawn tractor.

Thoroughly done and appreciate this video! Nice work!!

Good job on the video, I have 2 332's, love them.

Very nice video! My first Deere is a 2006 L155C, 25hp (purchased about a week or two after my thumbnail picture was taken). It's still going strong and I've used it year round from grass cutting to hauling to snow plowing. Six days ago I purchased a new X758, 24 hp diesel w/ 60" HC mower deck. I've added the bigger 54" snow blade (but I'm going to add the 18" extensions & bring it to 72") and a rear electric broadcast deicer. Basically my 155C on steroids. I wanted a bit more UMPH!! Again, your video was really interesting. You know your stuff and it was well done.

Loved it you need to include much more on the 200 Series..... thanks

i owned at one time a 112 sq fender. they are a decent machine. i ended up selling it and i got into IH cub cadets. the X700 series might very well be a nice machine, i have never ran one. i think what it is very sad it what has happened to the cub cadet brand. i have a 1961 IH built original cub cadet. it is 55 years old, and in fact has the same engine as your 110. its still a very usable machine. it has a very solid, rust free 38" timed deck which i just installed new bearings. the K161 still runs strong as new. MTD took the brand from a really solid garden tractor to a POS lawn tractor marketed as a garden tractor. cub cadet no longer makes a garden tractor. their "top of the line" machine cannot even handle a single bottom plow. the cub cadet of 55 years ago is a more versatile and far better built machine then what they offer today. it has a real frame and a farmall cub transmission. a modern cub cadet is a peice of crap and they slap that name on junk some of it with Chinese made engines. SHAME on you MTD from taking cub cadet from its roots of a quality little workhorse to a throw-away peice of crap come to think of it, today deere is probably the only company that still makes a real garden tractor. they are not cheap but you get what you pay for. if you want a cub cadet buy an IH built machine or an early MTD built machine. stay away from the crap they build now. if someone gave me one i would sell it to the highest bidder as soon as possible. is ingersol still around? wheelhorse, gone..... cub cadet, bolens, troy built are MTD junk

I have a 1964 JD 110 , Use to buy and refurbish them , Love the older Deere. Use a 455 as main machine, But the 64 will still do the job , No problem. Love the old thing, Bought new Dec. 5 1964 for $550.00.

Great video...Thank you for sharing this!

Beautiful machines and a great story friend

I've had a 112 square fender, 214 manual with factory hydraulic lift, and a 314.

Great history lesson on the evolution if these tractors. I only wish you had covered the 2 series which you barely mentioned. I was rebuilding a 316 and converting to a 318 when it was lost in a fire. I currently have a 210 which I rescued and repaired; also a X475 which is the primary use tractor.

Great Vijao! People compare the regular lawn tractors to the farm tractors and say their junk and have a lot of plastic. I work at Home Depot and the John Deere lawn tractor's are not comparable to the garden tractors. Neither is the price!!! I'd like to see all these garden tractors pulling a small sled, (without hurting them), and see how they stand up against each other. I always thought that the hydrostatic tractors were weaker.

That four wheel drive would really shine on my muddy place. Not really muddy but stays wet for a long time after a good rain

Very interesting video, you should have considered to make it after the next door guy finished mowing 🙋🏻‍♂️

Great video, and information! Thanks!

nice tractors dad had a 318 now he has a case446 and husqvarna. I have a case220 and a husqvarna and a gravely super convertible. liked the video.

Love john deere, i have a 345 and 430, only thing i hate is the plastic hoods🤬

No mention of the yanmar powered diesel 332... referred too as the 318 on steroids! The thing was a beast! Ran one from the day they hit the market. The only reasons we trade it in was the release of a John Deere 4100 in 1999 with the same 3-cylinder Diesel from Yanmar but in a 20 horsepower version front end loader and four wheel drive it was worth trade-in but I still miss that 332

Very interesting. Thank you.

Just added a 1990 John Deere 430 with 60” deck to our stable of workhorses 318, 330 and 955. Hope to add a 110, 212 and 332 soon. Very much enjoyed the video documenting JD evolution.

Excellent video! But one thing for you to know is the X400-500-700 series super garden tractors all used a k90 tuff torq transmission.

My grandma has a 110, a 140, and a 318 in her barn

You need a 200 series, too! I have a lot of fondness & affinity for the 212 & 214....still own a 1980 214.

love my old 316

I worked at a JD dealer in South Lyon Michigan in 1978 and i replaced a lot of 17 Kohler engine's.

I just found and bought a John Deere 214. It seems you missed this series. I would love to learn the ups and downs of this machine. Your narrative on these machines are great....I got it all assembled as of yesterday. I'm hoping to give it a go later today... HELP!

Have a 1988 JD 265 with 1100 hours, still running strong! Use it to mow about 3 acres, plus the tiller for 5000 sq.ft garden. Eyeballing the x700's, but can't justify the cost with the 265 still working just fine. Would like a bigger deck than the 46", but making do. Might go with the x590 eventually, as it's a few grand cheaper. If I was doing more than just tilling, the x700's or the 1025 would be more feasible. Wouldn't mind the disk and cultivator attachments!

Like You been lucky enough to own a few of them in my life time, Needless to say I loved My Old Deere! Still have a 64--110 01-455 & 85-430 And a Cub Cadet Original , Planning to retire in couple years, Guess they all will be for sale them..... You done Good here, Enjoyed your video....

Super interesting/helpful walkthrough, thanks for all the info. I've not found any 318's in my area in my price range but I did find a fully restored 300 for a pretty good deal. Do you think it's worth jumping on or should I wait for a 318 to pop up? I'm not planning on doing much with it aside from mowing 1.5 acres and some minor tilling down the road.

Well ... it would seem from your video I've made a colossal and expensive screw up ... As I type, my 318 is in the hydraulics shop having lines and hoses installed for a custom front loader I built from new raw materials to emulate the JD 120R Loader on the 1024R tractors.It came out looking really great however, after many inquiries rather the hydrostatic pump in the 318 would operate a loader and getting just as many conflicting answers, I bit the bullet and sent it to the hydraulics shop for hose fittings and lines tapped into the forward hydraulic lines for the plow. Now, after watching this video and learning the 318 will require a separate pump, I'm faced with the problem of finding out just what pump I'm going to need and just how is it to be driven and what I'm going to do with the new hoses they've already made up and tapped into the front lines! Lord only knows, I'd dearly appreciate any information and advice you could give me to salvage this potential disaster ...

No mention of the 185 Hydro which is what I have, but t I love the 318.

nice collection and great video ,thank you

Great looking machines in the UK the 318 or X748 are well beyond what would be considered garden tractors, more like professional groundsman machines....

To me the greatest evolution they came up with that they a boned was the VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE that they had. You still had a Very Heavy Duty Cast Iron conventional transmission that would not burn out or start slipping as with hydrostatics or automatics, and yet you could quickly slow the tractor down if your got into some heavy grass and once you got out of it you could just as quickly speed back up without changing throttle position of stopping to change gears. All the benefits of the tractors of newer style without worry of transmission problems. These were great models for those who wanted to mow, plow snow or blow snow. If you need the ability for hydraulics yes then it probably isn't the way to go but if your main thing was to mow I think it was the best design of tractor that they ever made for the money!

Deere, Husqvarna, Gravely, IH, and Ford are some of the best garden tractors out there. There are a few others too, but they're few & far between.

I have 2 and a half JD 300's,,a 312,,and an old Toro,,,,Go Green!

I am 14 and like working on older mowers and just picked up a John Deere 332 that has not ran in a few years i got it home replaced Diesel and fired right up. All I want to is why people want the 332's so much and why everyone think that the 332's are one of the best garden tractors. Don't get me wrong I love my 332 and will never sell it but why do people pay outrageous prices for those mower. And if you don't know that is okay just wanted to so I could get more knowledge about these mowers.

I was running my John Deere 180 today. After I shut it down, like normal, to help my worker do something, upon returning to it,, it started fine, but the transmission would not engage when I let out the clutch. It seems as if there is a safety switch or something stopping the clutch from disengaging. Have you encountered that with your JD 180, and if so, what do I do to get it to roll under power again??? The break and clutch have been locking up on me, which happened just before I shut down the unit to help my worker. Did that do something to cause this condition??? Great video...

Love this stuff

Very interesting thanks for posting Sincerely ND322

very informative!

Nice Video

Very cool thanks for posting

Great video, thanks.

You dident mention the 330 it was the first diesel deere garden tractor before the 332. love your videos please make more

Can't go wrong with the 430. Can mow my 3 acre yard twice on one tank.

my 64 110 has a cast axle so maybe early 64's had a 63 type axle? nice presentation; the GC is really looking sharp in this video man! you need to experience a 400, they are NICE the power steering is like a Cadillac car yea its a bastard to find attachments for but JD sells a quick hitch to let new stuff mount on the front.

I just for the third time replaced the spindles on my yellow deck stx 38 and still runs like a deere..

Seems you may be able to answer my questions about the John Deer .. if you don’t mind me asking ‼️ I have a X485 and doing a complete deck rebuild. I’m finished now but having trouble getting the bolt off the deck wheel height “ leveling “ adjustable rod “ if you will “ bar . I have new replacement wheels and the barrel bolt that wheel rides on are wasted. I used heat but with no luck ? Are the adjusters repaired? My new wheels have new barrels to bolt to adjusters ! Just can’t get old ones off the height adjusters ! Thank You, How do you get them off

Nice job. thank you.

Nice! Only thing missing is a nice 2xx series!

My 318 was working perfect. But I cut it off before stopping Mower blades. Now engine will not start. It acts locked the electric Switch will not let me push it down in to stop blades. Is awitch defective . Battery full charge. But motor won't turn over I thing it a safety factor with cutoff to blades. Thank u

nicely done.

Love it!!! Thanks

Howdy! Love this and your other lawn tractor videos. Could you tell me where you got the mounting bar on the front of that 318? I'd like to get one like it for mine.

I enjoyed that. Thanks.

Curious about the evolution of the Hydrostatic transmissions. How did they operate? Now they have 2 pedals, how did that evolve?

If you were to separate the different tractors into different model generations, with all of the models made, what would that look like? Love the video though. You are the only person that I can find that gets even remotely close to listing model generations. You've also listed more models than anyone else I could find out there too. Keep up the good work.

What is the best of those older jhon Deeres what one has got the most features

I got a 318 and a 332 just ordered new engine for the 318 just shy of 1500 hour she died 332 going on 2000 still going strong

nice job on your presentation. I have a john deere 430 and it would go between the 318 and the 455 then the 748. You are correct in that the 748 is a super garden tractor as well as my 430. I'm debating if my next tractor should be a 748 or 1025 which is a sub-compact. Anyway very nice john deere garden tractor history lesson.

Back in the day the metal seats

you need a 425 in that lineup also

i was wondering how hard is it to find a rear pto for a 430 and a 3 point kit cause i found a nice 430 cause paying 10 to 15k for a graden tractor is kind of out there for me

At 9:14 " my neighbor is mowing the lawn"

agree with you on most things. my gripe is the plastic hoods. most used over a few years have broken or missing hoods. the plastic dries out and the hoods crack and break. i call johd dear the hoodless tractors. if you do not believe me i can show the proof. other than plastic i love them.

I have a 320 thats 25 yrs old..still going

Just a comment on the missing x500 series in this line up. I Guess I should have known the difference between lawn tractors and garden tractors. Bought a x380 to replace my old JD 265 which has been a beast. The 380 is way too weak and flimsy for my yard so I upgraded to an x570. Big MISTAKE. The 570 is only a 380 rebadged. The front axle assembly on the 300 series is pretty weak and the JD put it on the 570. According to specs the 570 is supposed to have stronger transaxle but I have my doubts now. I wanted to upgrade to an x580 but I had already used the John Deere promise to return the x380 and spent an extra $1500.Do your research. Be aware of the fine details

You need a 455 between the 318 and x748

I have a 110 im not sure on year i was told it was a 63 But its identical to yours needs love and has the narrow rims and tires

Does the 318 have a metal or plastic hood?

Is that 140 sn 54948?

Way Back when , they had all metal EVERYTHING lawn tractors ! What I’ve recently invested in is a 98 GT275 . Runs good, paid $400 ! What’s sad is the previous owner ran into something and destroyed the hood ( stuff happens ) ! A Replacement 3 piece hood Is the better part of $600+ ! Damn the person that decided to go plastics , UGH !