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You're right, the shape made it easier to work with. When I did the one off the 756 it was bigger and harder to manage.

Thanks. I hope it got clean! time will tell I guess. Yeah, the 301 Allis is a sweet engine, I'm a big fan. Hope life is treating you well Evan.

It's really not too bad to do. My one CA tank had damage, pinholes. Tried to braze them up but never got them to seal, finally coated it with por 15. Like to have a better tank for it but CA tanks are hard to come by.

@ they are. This one has a dent but not really worth fixing due to going on a puller. I never tried that sealer.

@@justinblain928 The por 15v worked good, just follow the instructions to the letter. I don't coat unless really necessary. My tank could be fixed with body putty but I would prefer a nicer one, someday.

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Glad you enjoyed it Evan. I'm getting caught up on the video I shot last spring now so things will slow down soon.

Thanks, that thing makes gardening so much easier it's hard to describe. I don't mind a little work but not going back to a walk-behind! If you remember from the equipment tour, have another No. 2. It will probably go on a 782 eventually. Have Dad's monkey wards in the shed, needs some work yet. Probably try to fix, then sell it! Man, looking forward to retirement, will attack the project list with a vengeance, when I'm not fishing!

My pleasure Evan. Always a great turn-out for this event. I've got some ideas how to make the videos better going forward, hope they work out.

Evan that 1600 was not a bad machine by any stretch. I have 19 tractors now, kind of picky what no. 20 is. I'd really like to have a 770 or 880 or something from the 50 or 55 series. The floor jack, (5 ton) will be a great asset around here! I have a still picture of the picker I could send you, e-mail is in my profile. I left you a second reply to the other video, don't know if you saw it? The Gleaner "Z" engine in that one is a 226 like what would have came in a 170, I think. Pretty sure they were 8 to 1 compression. Made pretty good HP,m not sure what rpm they were governed at? As always, thanks for watching! Kind of hard to believe how this is progressing.

@@MikeJensen-wo7oh I did see the other reply, I guess I forgot to respond to it. My cousin has a WD45 with a Gleaner engine in it that he pulls. I was just curious if it was the same engine or a different one. I still think it's funny that I ended up with a 770, I wanted a Super 77 or Super 88 but I got this one cheap. For a long time I didn't like the looks of the 3 digit tractors. They grew on me, I guess. I'm glad your channel is growing well! That's pretty cool! Hope you have a good week, Mike!

@@evanaustin2636 Thanks! over 100 subscribers already, would have never guessed that would happen this fast. I'm going to work on a video of changiing the wheel center and mounting the tires on the 400 pretty soon. Starting to learn how to do a little editing with the iPad.

Cool! Where are you located? We were supposed to plow here this weekend but just too wet. More rain in the forecast and low temps aren't helping. May get to shine some moldboards yet this year but not looking good now.

Thanks for watching and greetings from Iowa!

Thanks! There was an auction yesterday I went to yesterday only bought a floor jack and a set of transfer punches. Bid on an 88 Oliver, gave up at $1750, it sold for $3100.

I missed the part about the Gleaner engine. Yes they are a 226 like a 45 has with some minor differences. Crank snout is one and the journals are the same as a D-17 has, pretty sure. Many have been put in WD's and 45's.

Thanks!

Thanks, they are fun to tinker with. Get a lot of work out of some of them too.

Thanks for tuning in Evan. No idea why that plow was speced the way it was? That dirt really plows pretty nice, was running in low 4 direct at pto speed, probably 5.5 mph. I am really impressed with the job it does , very nice. The 2150 in Mike's video leaves me scratching my head. Someone else was running it earlier in the day and going faster. In dry conditions, auto reset bottoms will trip on the toughest dirt. Seen that on the Skunk river bottom several times. 720 IH plows, big ones behind Big Bud tractors. Hopefully get some footage of that someday.

Thanks. I did some work on the 7 today. Decided to change the oil, had gas in it. When I dropped the plug, first thing I saw was green. Ughh, Don't even want to think about that! Guess we'll see where that goes. Have a good one!

Thanks.

Thanks Evan! The shop has been a long time coming. Feels kind of strange to have concrete, and warmth. Probably do some shop updates as we go along. I ahve a really nice work bench in another building that will be going in, not till next year though. Going to purchase a decent toolbox and storage cabinet possibly. Have a better drill press to get moved in... Really lookiing forward to getting back to work on the 450!

Thanks, had to dig out Norm's bible to figure out the difference between 70 series and 80 series. The semi- mount is an 84 as it has the cushion trip bottoms.

Thanks! Took quite awhile to accumulate all this treasure.

Thanks again! With a little luck and weather permitting, the 15 is going to a local plow-day next Saturday, along with the 856.

I like those D Series Allis Chalmers. My dad had two D19's. A gas and a diesel. One was his loader tractor. Had an F11 Farmhand loader on it. In the winter he would put a comfort cab on it, and rear tire chains. It was amazing how much diffetence that comfort cab made when it was cold as hell out. Like below zero. The way the operator is positioned on those tractors, it got really nice and warm down in there. It was a little bit of a pain getting on and off, cuz you had to crawl up over the back of the seat, but it wasn't the worst thing in the world That thing fed a lot if cattle over the years. They were good tractors. Trouble free and very dependable. And I like the way they looked too. They just had a really nice look to them. I spent a lot of time on one dragging a four bottom plow around with one if them. And they were good haying tractors too.

I don't think so, it's different than 100 series tractors but can't remember how it drives for sure. The tach still works just the hour meter that is on strike.

Thanks! Well, the sub-soiler isn't going anywhere, we'll figure out something. I'm going to buy a laptop or I-pad or something to help with this stuff. Went to Wisconsin on my annual beer run today, good times! Help coming tomorrow to move the 450, maybe shoot part 4 then? Thanks for watching!

@@MikeJensen-wo7oh Got to get stocked up before winter hits, LOL. If you buy a laptop, I would not recommend a chromebook. That's what I use, they are cheaper, but there is almost no software that is compatible with them. And it won't talk to my phone anymore so getting videos off the phone is a major pain in the ass. I'd like to try something different, but I'm cheap...unless we're talking tools or tractor stuff...

@@evanaustin2636 Well, I'm an Apple guy so something from them for sure. I'll get there, in time. Really happy this got on there, finally! Hopefully it's dry enough to plow next Saturday and I get plenty of video, and can get it loaded!

Thats a New Idea running gear

@@JohnIckes-s1j Thanks.

Still working on part two. It's about twice as long as this one, lots of random stuff. Then, down to two buildings and some misc. stuff. You may see part four before two! I may re-shoot two with the go-pro and try again. I missed one Cub Cadet and probably some more things. I like that Kinze but am looking to go to 30" rows at some point. Of course, then one needs a different corn-head too. My cousin used to have a 4/7 Kinze before he went to 30" rows, it was a really nice planter. Thanks for looking in!

You should see what's to come! I think you'll like the plow video too. Thanks for checking in.

We are supposed to plow up there again this coming. Saturday. With all the rain of late, not looking like it will happen. I'll bet we get it done before the ground gets hard though. Have a good one Evan!

That is a pretty darn good plow Evan. Actually have another one very similar to it but in rough shape. Have toyed with setting the other up as 3-18's, that was a Doctor Allis idea. Thanks for watching!

Yeah, that little tractor punches way above it's weight class! Thanks for watching.

No fluid, not a fan. Three sets of F&H weights, think they are about 150 lbs./each. The video has more dead time in it than I would like but such is life. Will work on the editing this winter? Tahnks for watching Evan.

Not a bad casting, explanation in reply to Evan. Thanks for watching.

Thanks.

I've got quite a bit more footage of the 400, stay tuned.

I know exactly how that center got broken. This is a long story but I'll cut to the chase. Guy I bought it from used a Case end-loader with big forks to load these tractors on a trailer. He bought a collection, I think there were 46 Farmalls. He might have been in a bit of a hurry. He put a fork through one of the holes in the casting and one under the belly. Mine was not tho only one that got broken. It's an interesting story but I don't type well enough to tell it all here!

@@MikeJensen-wo7oh That makes more sense. A hammerhead in a hurry and pallet forks is a great combination LOL. Hope it isn't too hard to find a good center

@@MikeJensen-wo7oh oops... Well, if you had the missing piece, not hard to weld back in, no one would ever know, if done right 😎

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin I did have the missing piece actually but opted for a new used center a buddy had. Never thought about welding it and gone to scrap now.