Let's Look at some Vintage Tractors For Sale!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Hey guys! I went with Colin and our good friend and ace mechanic Doug to check out a few old tractors that were looking for homes... The gentleman selling them was the same fella I bought the Pontiac and 1940 Dodge from, so we figured we'd better go have a look!
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253, 22169 TWP 530
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T8E 2J1
Hey guys! I went with Colin and our good friend and ace mechanic Doug to check out a few old tractors that were looking for homes... The gentleman selling them was the same fella I bought the Pontiac and 1940 Dodge from, so we figured we'd better go have a look!
Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments!
If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can also get a sticker, or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
Mailing address:
253, 22169 TWP 530
Ardrossan, Ab
Canada
T8E 2J1
Looks like a good old tractor....Thanks Scott....Shoe🇺🇸
Love seeing mid-week videos, and love seeing them slowly creeping up in length. Soon we'll have a couple hours of CWM every week :) Seriously, I know it's a huge amount of work to shoot and edit content and I really appreciate the effort you make to get this out there. Best channel on youtube by any measure. Cheers.
Hey scott.
What were they looking to get for that cockshutt?
Great shape....looks like it needs a good winter to bring back to par.
Glad to see I'm not the only one with those addiction issues. Good score for all the reasons you listed; & Tom actually enjoyed it too - win all around.
Midweek CWM featuring old tractors 👍
What a great old beast, eh? I'll look forward to the "Will it run" on this ol' girl. Like you, Scott, I love how tractors can sit there idling at about 100 rpm going 'doof....doof....doof' - there's something magical in that sound. A flathead 6 or 8 comes close, but you can't beat a tractor for the 'doof doof' factor! You might also have to do a couple of episodes of My Classic Tyre - not only with the one you want to put on, but also the tired one you are taking off!
Now your getting into my love of early tractors! What you have is a Super W-6 Mc Cormick. built in 53 and 54. Same motor and trans as a Super M Farmall. The Cockshutt is the same tractor as the Oliver 28-44 (90). Big time power in their day. That one has about $2000. dollars worth of rubber on it. The Deere D, is a later version. That motor is 501 CID, at the time, the largest tractor in the Deere line. Electric start is an unusual accessory. most are hand start, turn the flywheel by hand. They could also have hydraulics if so ordered, the pump would be mounted between the magneto and the block.
I like the look of that tractor. The proportions of it just look "right" to me (if that makes any sense). Hope to hear it run soon!
It makes total sense to me! Cheers...
Old bikes and old tractors is a show that appeals to CWM fans...thanks for the Canadian field trip.
Scott has about as much ability to say no and walk away as I do. LOL! Love the tractors.
Absolutely love these little videos you do said never know what we're going to see. Probably like most of us you enjoy anything older mechanical cars trucks farm equipment machinery just fascinating you can see everything that makes it work actually function and like a new car where it's a computer that does everything.
Cheers Josh! Glad you like them!
That belt pully is sandwiched paper. Awesome old tractors, I'm working on an O6 international that is very similar to the one trailer. Very cool cockshutt. We have four newer cockshutt tractors. 20,30,35 and a 50 deluxe diesel. Great show 👍
Thanks guys - these wee extra uploads are a special treat. Guessed which tractor was going on the trailer as soon as it appeared 😁😁😁
I love tractors, can't wait to hear it run.
Wow Scott! CWM video during the week? Bonus lol ! Thank you lots !
This week on Cold War Tractors…. smile.
Nice old tractor. Replace that new-looking green thing! And maybe the bike won't even require a tank coating. It's possible ...
Yes! See you Saturday! Thanks! 😎
Cool tractors , and a nice little bike . Those bikes were called the "DT 100" in Europe . Tough little machines too .
"I like these guys. They buy ALL of my old crap."
Love the patina on the McCormick ! Nice tractor for sure Scott !
Excellent! See you Saturday.
Congratulations Scott!
Agriculture division of Coldwarmotors, excellent!
The man with the most toys wins! Scots in the lead, Jim's a close 2nd and here comes Dean on the backstretch. And the win go to?
Very good choice for the yard. a little tlc and she will be purring along happily. I have 3 old tractors myself. a 41 farmall H. a 1958 ford 850 and a ford 8n with davis loader and backhoe. Can't wait to hear your old girl up and running. That little crank would have been for radiator shutters.
Dude Scott......... Another Awesome video!! Wow 😳😳 those tractors are dinosaurs, that's sooo cool.... When your brother in-law is a local farmer, we get to see a lot of different cool things, right along with you. Awesomeness!! Cheers Y'all from Bandera Tx!!
the tractor has a great shape to it, and fits right in at the yard, such lovely lines everywhere,,thanks for all your time editing to make these shows. Brightens my week every time
I would love to get a 1935 to 38 John Deere Model D tractor they look so cool and love how the seat is at the back of the tractor. The first time I saw one I fell in love with the spoke wheels and all
Good eye getting the W6 International, we ran wd6 diesel version of your tractor they're great machines, everybody loves those damn two cylinder John Deere but we had two style John Deere d tractors, they were one miserable thing to drive LOL, thanks for posting I enjoyed that brought back a lot of memories some good, some bad LOL
Hey Scott! Steve here. Just wanted to say the 59 Plymouth model is done! I gotta make it to your place sometime to drop it off. Nice score here on the IH!
Hi Steve! That's great to hear! Looking forward to seeing it...cheers!
OH Boy! Tom has been lax at tractor duty-even at Foreman stuff. Now the "Big Lifter" has a new Buddy to keep the yard Tidy.
A little water, soap and waxs and the "Dodge" has great company too. YAY for CWM SCOTT!!! Rich
Good looking tractor. Scott
Thanks for the midweek peek!
Getting ready for the next episode of CWM;. All the best !
Kudos on the purchase of your McCormick-Deering W6! Get 'er running good and there's not much she can't drag around the yard! As a Farmall fan I definitely would like to see it have at least a level 1 tidy-up and new fluids put into her... Hope to see her running on Saturday! BTW, DEFINITELY get a new seat spring or she'll dump you off the back and in front of whatever she's pulling!
Thanks for the tip, Christopher... appreciate that! All the best from me and Frankers...
Great educational video, enjoyed learning the difference between McCormick-Deering W6 and what I thought was my Grandpas Farmall M Those IH guys are sneaky.
Nice old McCormick W6! I've got a W9, a WD9 (diesel), and a Super WDR9 (diesel rice field special). Also have the Farmall A, Super M, and Super H. So, be careful, these things seem to breed overnight...
Yup upon another one I didn't watch I watched it now Okay, thank you for the video. I'll be ready for Saturdays.
Graet purchase. If it ain't red leave it in the shed. 👍👍👍👍👍
Very impressive, this upload...
The D was the largest of the letter series until the R came out in 1949.
Sweet ride
Great score on the tractor...Please consider a roll bar on it even for puttering around the "carstead" !
Great tractor!
Now you're buying tractors!?!?! You're outta control, and I love it!!! What a great episode! 😂
Thanks Robin... Glad you got a laugh! Cheers...
Love the orchard tractors. Low rider tractors
Love the content.Thanks.
Glad you enjoy it! All the best from me and Frankers...
Good score! Love the old machinery that helped shape this country. The Yamaha is the cherry on top.
That’s cool as, like the Dragstar style front wheels 😉
Yeap great old girl or to Tom same old sh*t.
I like it. Cheers 🇨🇦
Great video, checking out tractor's, shooting the breeze on tractor matters, and collectively reaching a purchase decision
Will it run?!?!? Time to roll some J's and call the boy's Batman!!
Good choice! I love the old Farmall/McCormick Deerings.
When you get the a-ok from Tom the Supervisor you know you got a good one.
Dean needs a tractor to move his greasy flips around his field of dreams
That McCormick has style and nice tin, as you say. Scott, the tin man.
I'm going to a local car show on Saturday. Mostly 20's through 70's cars.
Plus 🤩, a classic tractor area and "hit n miss" antique motors.
*McCormick!*
Down here in the antique tractor-fanatic world, a Mac is much like it is up there - you have your typical Deere popularity
(which I equate to small block Chebby levels of favor in old car world) and then there's the rest.
I'm no antique tractor nut, but I've done up a few over the years for my dad and others (nothing huge, more like Ford 8N/
9N sized stuff) but I'm rather fond of McCormicks and Olvers for some strange reason.
Some strange analogy to Mopars in car world could be made I suppose, but there it is - I'm bored with the most popular
models in both tractors and cars.
No idea what you're gonna do with all these projects you're acquiring here lately, Scott - but it'd be cool to see some more
progress on getting at least a few of them closer to done!
Be safe up there and thanks as always,
- Ed on the Ridge
😎 great find
Love the spoked rims , great lookin tractor, will be a fun first start, congratulations!
She is a sweet old girl! But I’m gonna miss Tom coming over to lend a hand with his tractor. But I’m sure he’ll still be around with his wonderfully pithy commentary!
Squatch253 had a video on those fiber pulleys and some place that repairs them
You won't stop at one now, I have 4 now omg
I believe the little Yamahas came in 60 and 80cc.
Can't wait to this run. You'll be able to move the cars around much easier. Is it time to sell off a couple that you won't get to and to make room for more exciting ones?
Yeah, I am going to sell a couple, but I don't like dealing with all the tire-kickers and time-wasters...Cheers!
@@coldwarmotors Understandable!!
“The car has become an article of dress without which we feel uncertain, unclad, and incomplete in the urban compound.”
― Marshall McLuhan
Love all of them but especially the W6, I have my late grandpa's 1946 Farmall H he bought brand new, I believe that W6 is a 1944 (it's the standard version of the Farmall M).
That McCormick looks like a WD-40 model. My cousin had one with a Diesel. I recognize the gas tank shape. Yours're must have had little use.
Please tell me that tractor is next in line for a full restoration after you finish restoring the '40 Dodge and Pontiac you just picked up. If the engine ends up being no good you could just put it on an S10 frame and build a sweet resto-mod tractor.
I doubt Scott will be in any hurry to restore it. It will work just fine for him like it is, and a restored tractor needs a shed
and those are all full!
@@charlesatwell6658 he wasn't being serious 🙂
I would of bought the John Deere D if I was buying one for myself. We already own a 1940 John Deere D.
I can just smell the grease, old gas, surface rust and wild mustard. I guess restoring tractors is a lot easier than a car.
Hey, glad you liked it... They are definitely easier to upholster...Cheers!
@@coldwarmotors ya no kidding and easier to align side glass.
The power takeoff wheel has pressed paper on the outside
Looks like Tom's car pushing duties have been farmed...no wait , Farmall'd out.
Well, now he doesn't have to go home and get his! I'll still have to steer the cars... Cheers!
YAMAHA 80 I believe
I was hoping to hear one of the tractors run :(
Mega
What is the mason jar by the exhaust stack for? bacon Grease?
It's a flytrap to separate out the big debris so the main air filter doesn't get blocked up too often...Cheers!
@@bottomlands Yeah, looks like homeless dude doesn't read. lol
👍👍👍
Now you can move your own cars.
I believe it's a w6 Scott just buy the video
Looks like a W4 McCormick Deering. Didn't look big enough to be a W6, but could be. Hard to tell on Camera.
Hey boss! Thanks for the note. A treat to hear from you! It is a McCormick, for sure. Serial # says S W 6? You can see it at 7:07 or so. I don't know anything about them, so that is all I was going by. I just really liked how untouched and straight it was! All the best as always from everyone here.
Missed seeing the plate. W6 is the standard version of a model M. They made a lot more m's so use that to get parts.
The McCormick wheelbase is the perfect size for your yard. I wouldn't think you'd want something as long as a Farmall "M" or "A" maneuvering around your collection.
Better be careful if you buy the Cockshutt! I can’t imagine anything worse than what a zipper is capable of....*edit* Great content as usual!
Aw, that's great seeing the old tractors. I grew up with a '49 Farmall H and now have a '59 Massey MF50. The 50 starts in bitter cold, no problem. Love this stuff!
Thursday night Tractors. Nice
Thanks for the cool tractors and the live feed. Always good to chat with the host. Thanks again for giving us a little escape from the world. See you Saturday. Cheers from Ohio
The real question is, what will Francine think of that tractor?:)
I have a 56 Scoopmobile 3 wheel loader but I would buy a Cockshutt just because of the name!
"Scoopmobile" is a pretty sweet name too, though! Cheers...
Yep I'd pick that 1 too! Good choice 👌
Nice tractor! It should make a good yard tug for shuffling your fleet around the lot. The Enduro is amazingly complete for it's vintage. Thanks again for the Thursday quick post and as always I'm looking forward to the Saturday post!
A hat trick, Pontiac, Dodge, International. Saved from being recycled into Prius. thank you, all stay safe
My god, can you imagine the horror of turning something like that into a Prius and the ultimate degradation of Lena Dunham's greasy fat ass plopped in the front seat?!
A match made in Cali, eh?
I'm really looking forward to you getting that tractor running and giving it a good tidy
Yamaha looks to be 50 or 80cc, and either MX, GT or DT. Possibly MX-80
will fur sure beat pulling those old cars around with a lawn mower or golf cart! :)
Yeah! The poor old Gravely was a little overwhelmed, haha...Cheers!
Can't wait to see you putting around on that old girl.
Very nice tractor, I collect a few myself,
Whaaaaat, a live cast? Alright!
I can't wait for the "Will it run" on that one.
I always want to restore an old tractor , John Deere would be awesome!
Excellent video Cold Water Motors Agents Scott :) also 1940 to 1948 years John Deere AR , Cockshutt 99 be 1939 to 1945 years , last tractor is Farmall before McCormick International think McCormick - International W4 1939 to 1946 made remember the McCormick International also John Deere tractor from childhood years and Cockshutt do know others models showed but that one not as much ! Also done lots Restoration on tractors in my Autobody Restoration job career since 1994 and Aluminum Metal Silver or Cream White is McCormick International used over years Scott if want know that ! Also if need help understanding old McCormick International or any old technology Tractor ask me anytime! I may be young buck man but seen and work lots stuff people say scrap it also I save it too ! Also Scott agree on grill of Tractor fix and done my share fixing them too Lol ! Thank you take me watch old stuff even Tractors or anything before I was born and work on too !
Just when you don't think the CWM content can get any cooler you up and buy a Farmall,IH products were a big part of my growing up years, starting with my uncle who owned a combination repair garage/IH dealership,my dad's '68 1100 pickup that he ordered new, the basket case Farmall Cub tractor that Dad bought from a friend for $170 in '68 and rebuilt/updated (which I teased him about as kids will do) then a Cadet 60 riding mower that I rode to death as a teenager, even a International deep freezer and my later years with a pair of International pickups so yes I love your latest acquisition 😎
Is that a "w" series. I didn't hear you say. 4,6,or9. Still a good tractor. Love your stuff. Always so entertaining.
Thanks. I missed that
I missed most of the premiere, so I watched the whole thing from the beginning, and my notification from UA-cam still hasn't gone off. I'm still subscribed, and the notification is still on. Don't know what's going on. It looks like you got a good tractor, with a few attachments you will be set.
Thanks for the note. I do get similar messages, for sure. Sometimes they are days late. Hard to explain it, but I can't do anything about it. Cheers!
Most JD's I've had experience with make no engine sounds... but that's because none of them can for more than a few minutes without breaking down... :))
That Yamaha mini is labelled as an 80cc...
You're certainly taxing those ramps. :))
Cool tractor score! Cheers.
Love the "spoked" wheels on your new acquisition.
I see on the tag it is a International Harvester but
you call it a McCormick. Were they one and the same
in this era? I've heard of a McCormick-Deering, I 'spose,
just as with car companies these name plates changed
over the years. I really enjoy these short excursions.
I'm glad Tom liked it