Painting Tractors & Smoking Brisket
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
- I'm preparing the Farmall 856 for paint. In this video, I show the types of paint I've used on past tractor projects, the pros and cons of each type, and how I prep the tractor for painting. As a bonus, I am smoking beef brisket on the Weber grill today!
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Pete!! I am sure I speak for many when I tell you, I watch your videos because of you, your outlook, your character, your honesty!! Please don't change
Couldn't have said it better. Pete you are like having a teacher where everybody is excited to get to the next class.
Yes we like Pete.
I concur. Hes an awesome bloke.
jimcour291 has the sentiment of your loyal viewers please do not change, the nay sayers will go away thanks for the great videos.
You very much remind me of the days as a child going to the car club and watching my dad restoring a British 1956 jowett Jupiter, very fond memories. Alas the car is sitting in a garage in rural France. Thank you for bringing those memories back.
Pete
I’m a 60 year old farm boy from the farming capital of the world (Iowa) and been using those red tractors since I was 10.
Don’t change anything, it’s a pleasure watching everything you do.
Thanks to you and your beautiful wife for the entertainment.
God bless the American farmer….
Go Hawkeyes
Go Cyclones!!!
@@user-ui9cl5yy3z sorry for your loss
3/26/24..thx for indepth 'show-tell' on paint removal from steel surfaces. Great video info on all those wire wheel tools..from Dewalt mini-grinder to Dremel. You are doing incredible detail restoration work on yur (850?) IH tractor. Stay safe & carry on!💪🔧🔩✅️👨🎨
You wear the old coat to auctions, and people will think you're not a high bidder, then 💥BOOM 💥 got em!! 😂
When you carry a camera to an auction, the whole world watches you and expects you to pay more😂. @FarmallFanatic, what did you just buy?
Around me all the high bidders are in old coats. They are all farmers and the auctioneer knows their pockets are deep😂
@@paralyzedlife8763 Amish here bid until they win lol
@@markfin7225 The video just Uploaded last night. Go check it out 😁
Get a Cockshutt yet??
I love when Pete stops and then goes to the barbeque grill and fires it up for cooking up the rewards for another days hard work! 😂
I like the formula of this video. You mix it all together in an entertaining way with informative information.
It’s always a good day when there’s a new video from Pete.
Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.
My dad & I started buying old tractors out of barns, tree rows, ditches & just about anywhere...
We'd get what we could running & sell it .
I realized that at one point most farms had a tractor or two that stopped working & simply were parked because they didnt know how to fix them..
Most often very little was wrong with them & for those that had serious problems we parted them out ..
My dad & I enjoyed it & no one was happier than my mother .
It got my dad out of the house & my dad was not easy to be around growing up..
In fact I avoided him because he was hateful & never failed to criticize..
But he taught me about things at every opportunity .
He's 85 yrs old today & Im near retirement .
My son works with me now that he finished college and we love it ..
The biggest difference between my father & myself is that I could'nt wait to leave home & my son used to ask me if he "had" to leave home ..
I told my son he was always welcome , but that he would want to leave home at some point .
The one thing that kind of healed my relationship with my dad was oddly enough , tractors .
I still remember certain ones that we got running & the thrill we both felt after pulling an old tractor outta the brush & making it useful again..
I love how Pete always pokes fun at the people that use Celsius lmao
Nothing better than go to church Sunday morning and listening to Pastor Pete deliver the message of saving the International Harvester. It is Plum Sunday after all. Bless you Pastor Pete.
Hallelujah
Praise the Lord!
Plum Sunday....uhmmm🤷
Palm Sunday 😊👍🙏
You can make those videos as instructional as you feel necessary if there are two general, we are going to learn the details in the pudding
You had me at tractor and brisket
👍👍👍👍👍 absolutely
Amen 😎
Keep the channel just the way it is. I was raised on a brand new Farmall "H', as a kid, on a dairy farm in upper Pennsylvania. My dad loved that tractor. Since then, my dad has passed to be with God and all of his friends. But, the "H" Farmall has been totally restored and is stored in a climate controlled building along with our 550 and 560 Cockshutts, 190 Allis-Chalmers, and last but not least, both Ford 8n and 9n. All have been restored. Thank you for the videos. I love watching them. Keep up the great work and don't forget to enjoy life. God bless you both.
We have Cockshutt 20,30,40 and 50 models
I second that the insight you provide and way you share what you know is priceless...Please please dont change the channel or split the channel into two. Tractors and the rest of the fram....
Pete, don't make too drastic of a change in your videos. The variety is a good mix of the farm content and restoration. Something of value for those who watch for either subject without an overwhelming amount of info on any specific topic. Well done as is.
Your interpretation of Celsius always makes me laugh 😂
Pete, what you are doing is leaving a blueprint for future generations of enthusiasts. As long as your channel is available they will be able to see how the master did with a perfect amount of explanantion.
Using the wire wheel to take it down to bare metal, is truly a labor of love! Thumbs up Pete.
I am blown away by the cost of paint these days. However, there is NO WAY I'm going to put cheap paint on something I ve spend days, greasing, prepping, etc!!!
I enjoy your videos I'm 74 yrs old farmed and drove truck all my life and still at it . I raised 80 sows and sold feeder pigs and milked 70 cows . I think your decision to pasture raise feeder pigs is a good one.
Pete , you have more personality than any one else here on UA-cam ! Dont change anything as many have told you here ! Thanks for all you do in your efforts to make these videos for us and share a small piece of your life with us !
I am of the opinion that my life belongs to the community, and as long as I live it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can.
Conflict is the gadfly of thought. It stirs us to observation and memory. It instigates to invention. It shocks us out of sheeplike passivity, and sets us at noting and contriving.
The only limit to your impact is your imagination and commitment.
My youngest has just started studying architecture at university. He’s interested in sustainable architecture. I told him you were an architect and now a farmer and UA-cam sensation 😊
Hey Pete,
I’m a born and raised city boy an I love your passion on anything you do on the farm!
Please don’t ever change your approach on farming.
You have a great heart!
Have a great day.
As the years pass by, we all know owners look more and more like their dogs.
You cannot find yourself by going into the past. You can find yourself by coming into the present.
Hey, Peter, how glad we all are there are no severe penalties for “jokes”! Enjoy the content, pls stay the course.
On those early tractors, it is amazing they could tell the difference between the different shades of red. Everything was black and white!
Pete, I have been swamped working for a bit and am running behind on your videos. Now trying to play catch-up, and have quite a few of the tractor rebuilds to view. Saw this one this morning and had to take a break (at work) to watch it. Not having seen the last video, but listening to you comments, I will interject my 2 cents worth. One of the main pleasures of your channel is the diversity of subject matter. Your family, your family business, and your love of machinery and your sharing ALL of them is what I find as the main reason that I look forward to any new posts that you offer. Of course, your personality, Hillary, and your family also are major contributors. So will close by asking, leave well enough alone and thank you for sharing yourself and your family with the 437K viewers. It is a pleasure to see all of you when available. Take care and stay safe.
I could almost taste that brisket. Good video Pete!
Pete my friend..... having lived here in Texas for 40+ years (yet a native New Yorker) I must tell you that the brisket looked mighty righteous!!!!! You can tell good brisket just from the way it slices. Good job sir!!!!
I'm sending this video to my son. He's refurbishing our tractor.
I can't imagine a person becoming a success who doesn't give this game of life everything hes got.
Yes! I think this is a good moves for the mechanical videos. Stay on the same channel and add little bits of non-tractor farm stuff to the mixt. It then becomes a farm life video not just a tutorial.
So good to see you two smiling at the end of the video!
Hey Pete, happy you’re not doing another channel. What and how you do what you do is just right the way it is. Keep it comfortable for you and what works for you, that’s why we or at least me enjoy your content, because it’s like you are bringing us along with you during your activities. Thanks again for the little piece of joy you bring me in your videos.
Nothing better than getting down to the nitty gritty of how things can be accomplished. My grandpa used to tell me when I was a young lad, "it's not the work you do, it's the finished product when you get it done right that brings the most satisfaction." As the years went by for me, I can see the wisdom more and more in his statement..
I love the amount of detail. Thank you Pete for sharing the method you use. Very informative to someone who had no basis in which to start painting my mechanical jungle.
I'm here for the tractors and a barn cat. There's 1 in every video. Thanks, Pete
-EZ
Your true fans come to see you and all your everything.
Pete, I think you do a good job and you’re always concerned with what the viewer thinks and I think these changes you’ve added made it more entertaining and informative so thanks for working hard at what you do!
Pete, I watch your videos for entertainment and learning. I will watch both farm and mechanical. Just stay with one channel, less headache that way. That brisket looked delicious. Have a great day and God bless.
I absolutely love those F to C conversions ... ROFL
Me and my hubby Eric enjoy your channel. Today is my hubby Eric's 6 year post heart transplant Anniversary. ❤❤
Thanks for the paint information. Keep doing what you are doing. Don’t change a thing. Looking forward to your garden series.
Pete just keep doing what you are doing, I love your channel as many of us do, the only thing that should change on your channel is the seasons.❤
Been drawn to your videos because of your passion. Found your channel while trying to show my kids videos of cutting hay to explain what I did as a teenager. I grew up doing farm work, and working on the equipment that goes with it. I am so grateful for the work you put into the details you include in your videos on the tractor series. I love the animal videos as well. I have the Super C Farmall that I learned to drive on. Someday your Super C video series will be a useful series for me to revisit. Dad passed of complications from Covid in 2021. He had taken apart a 706 that had lost its reverse gear. I have taken interest in the 806-transmission series because of that. Dad's old tractor will hopefully be one of my future projects. Also priceless to learn of your sources for parts, tips, explanation of the workings of each system, and your homemade tools. I look forward to every video you post. Take your time, never feel like you are obligated to get a video out, and we will all be here when you get around to it! What a great channel!
Amen to Pete in everything he does is so precise when he is restores those farmalls,I always look forward to each one of his videos .Keep on keeping on Pete
Great as usual. Certainly seems to take a lot of patience to refurbishing a tractor. A true act of love for the work.
I love your videos whether it’s tractors or cow or chickens I love it all❤
You and your wife, help us remember what America is. Thanks for sharing. Be well
Hade a great time, Pete and Hilarie. Thanks!
Pete, I wouldn't change a thing !!
As someone raised on farms in eastern Indiana, a Diesel / Heavy Equipment mechanic of over 37 years, and now Training and Technical Support Specialist for a large heavy equipment company in Ohio, I have seen the change in how kids are taught (or Lack Of) in schools and at home.
Any time you can break down the basics most people can better understand the more Technical, and the way you do that is excellent when it comes to the tractors.
And even though most people probably watch your videos for the Tractor stuff, I especially like how you break it up and show that you have to take care of the "Not so Fun Stuff" before you can do the things you really enjoy doing.
Excellent channel, keep it the same, and I'm going back to using the old Weber.....
Well, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this one, you gave us a lot of good information on your method of stripping paint and cleanup, along with painting and types to use. That brisket looked awesome, made my mouth water. Thanks Pete, I hope you have a nice day.
Dont change, Please. Youre doing amazing now, if it aint broke dont fix it mate. Cheers.
Again I am so impressed ! Your attention to details shows no short cuts and the result is better than when it was new. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing!❤
Hi Pete. I watch your videos 6 hours a day. You are so relaxing and fun to watch. I like when you go wham when you hit the big snow. And how you say, " the feed truck is here". And how you say hi to all the animals. Your talks are so inspiring. THANK YOU!!!
My father was an international truck dealer for 17 years and the bulk of trucks he ordered were 2150 red, no power steering , no radio. I became tired of that colour but over the years have come to look at it fondly. Keep up the good work.
Ha, ha, ha..... your jokes tickled my funny bone... they really made my morning!!!
yes pete please stay as you are we all love your vids and dad jokes!
Lord have mercy !!!! that brisket looked sooooooo good !!!! I have been watching for a few years now and plan on watching as long as you are making content !!!
Dad jokes, well, they make my day!❤
I see Pete's Overlord is watching that Pete does the job to the proper standards! 10:27
The details you shared about paint and your procedures is most helpful. Thanks! Nice to see Hil. Behind every good man there is a good woman. God bless you both.
Good day to all, peace and joy. Pete great jocks, I could be hard laughing, you're a 'Side Splitet', l got tell you.
Hi Pete and Hilarie. Nice Sunday morning video. Remember using Imron in my sign making business. Patience and attention to detail painting the 856 outstanding. Patience and attention to detail smoking brisket outstanding. Jokes 😱. Hope you guys have an outstanding week! 🤣
'm glad that your channel continues to grow larger. You've entertained us and shown us things that are new and interesting that most of us don't know about or have access to. I hope for continued success for the both of you.
You are adding a lot of value back to those old tractors by doing such a thorough restoration. Hard work, but worth it.
I think you hit the nail on the head with this video. Informational, yet keeps the interest at high because of how you broke it up. Man, that brisket looked good. Now I have to go and get my grill going.
Hey, Pete.
Another awesome video. My Sundays wouldn't be the same without one of your great videos. I'm sure that I'm not just speaking for myself, but your videos are very educational and chock-full of some great philosophical tid bits. Keep up the good work. Can't wait till next Sunday. Thank you and Hillary. Have a great week.
I’m planning on moving onto a 10 acre property in the next few years. I bought a 1962 Farmall 140 which will need to be restored within the next 5yrs or so. The reality is that the way of life that you live and I will live does not separate the farm part from the mechanic part. It’s all one life, and the fact that it’s on one channel gives a much more accurate insight into your way of life. And if nothing else, I appreciate that.
Glad your not doing a separate channel. I agree with what a lot of the other viewers are saying and that your channel is genuine, and honest. Keep bringing the corny jokes, I like them.
thank you, Pete. It's an awesome job as always. follow your heart, and we will follow you. See you on the next one.
As you so wisely stated, the majority of us, love what you are doing exactly the way you have been. don't change a thing . the mechanicals are spot on. informative, tutorial., and plenty of tidbits of informative items. like the brushes. tools methods etc. all are completely spot on. and you and Hillary are superb in what and how to show the channel thanks to both of you and by all means enjoy that brisket! I can almost taste and smell it from here! thanks for sharing. God speed. ECF.
Pete we enjoy your videos with our coffee in the morning. Your attention to the details is what makes the difference. Patience, knowledge and time are the key elements for a great restoration. Looking forward to watching your videos on the cleaning and painting of this tractor. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy your brisket. I use our Sous Vide a lot.
Loved the mix in this video.
Pete, I just wanted to let you know, that the MD restoration, just blew me away. I still think it’s the most beautiful tractor, that I have ever seen. I understand about selecting the correct color, for the correct tractor, but I love the color of the MD. You use all of your tractors on the farm, so I think it’s not so important, to get the correct color of paint. Just use that beautiful, MD color and the tractor, that you are working on, will be gorgeous! I can hardly wait to see your current project painted and finished. Thanks to you and Hillary for all of your hard work and for bringing us all, great content. Stay safe and keep them coming. 👍❤️🙏
I recently bought an old 856. Thank you for your time & effort on the instructional videos, they are awesome & much appreciated!!!
Hay pete nothings better than waking up to watch your videos while enjoying a cup of coffee your content is awesome my favorite thing to do in the mornings is to look for the new video and sometimes i go back and look at old videos thank you for taking the time to put these videos together blessings to you and your family
One of the few channels I don't skip the commercials.😊
Bottom line is the reason why we view is just simply because of you and Hillary . Yes your content is great and we learn a lot but it’s the both of you who we value so much ! The kids are going to start growing scales with all the tuna fish for dinner 🤭
Really enjoyed the video, love the jokes and the cooking also. Home run, doing great!!
Pete: I to enjoy all aspects of your channel. I am not mechanical at all, but love old tractors. I enjoy you breaking them apart and explaining the "what & why", and "how-to". The explinations of what each component does and how it functions is great! Very educational! It makes me want to go get my uncles Farmall 230-WF and tear it apart... Your finished work is some of the best detailed work I've seen. I go to a lot of tractor shows and auctions. Then, the fact that you work your tractors on your farm, and don't just keep them for show,... That's even better! You do not need a second channel. I love the farm videos too. The seasonal mix is good. Farm work, Shop work. Just make your content. Do you!, and allow the viewers to decide what they want to see from you. Don't sweat the YT numbers. You are still a draw with a large viewing audiance. Thanks Pete for all you do!
So enjoy your humor and approach. Probably I will next restore, refurbish, or redo a tractor, but boy do I love watching your videos.
I spent my whole life working in the city, and now retired. I'm now in the country and just started tearing down a Ford Jubilee, this is because of enjoying watching you Pete! Thank you.
I've never done anything like this but the details you share give me the confidence to try. Again thank you.
You are living your best life ever. Variety is the spice of life...great video!
Pete, whether it's farming, tractor wrenching or whatever I enjoy your videos and look for a new one any time I'm on UA-cam.! You have a wonderful calming effect on the viewer and your expertise is fantastic! In this day and age with all the societal upheaval we are experiencing you help bring a balance to many people. Thank you to you and Hillary!!!!
Watching you strip paint off the project is very satisfying. Keep doing what you are doing. Thank you.
Hello Pete, Mike here from Michigan, a retired auto worker, salesman and business owner. Your videos are fun to watch and informative on farming, tractor restoration, and grilling. Please don't change and start another channel, I watch because of your personality, dad jokes, and the skills you demonstrate around the farm. Keep up the good work.
The 856 is looking good as new
You all have a wonderful week!
Very interesting on the paint choices. With all the hard work you do to these tractors, you want the best finish.
Paint cost is crazy these days. Glad you are staying with one channel.
Hello Pete, finding that hidden IH logo on the side of that engine was like a gold nugget waiting for someone to uncover it. Forever Red.
Ezra!! Cutest supervisor ever!❤
That was a fun way of telling how to do things. I like that way of approaching the issue.
Pete !!! 12 °F Fahrenheit is negativ -11°C Celsius ,and not 182 °C = 360 °F ,(32 °F − 32) × 5/9 = 0 °C . No living creature can live at 182 °C /Celsius.. water boils at 100°C and water freezes at 0°C so simple is it ^^ But I like your little farm and ur videos
greetings from Germany
So it’s true what they say about the German sense of humour!
Your a good cook . Thanks for sharing this vlog with us
Hi Pete and family , my wife and I moved from the U.k. to Spain, we have just over 1 acre.Pat is 81yrs Im 73yrs enjoying gardening, growing our own fruit and veggies, keeping chickens . Just would like to say how much we enjoy watching your videos.thank you Allan
I've mentioned it once, I may mention it again later. My vote for the only change for the channel is... ya need a farm dog, my friend. People LOVE dogs, and they tend to become the stars of the channel. Ya got the barn cat, but he only follows you when you happen to be where he is.
Always enjoy your videos, whether they be the mechanical ones, or the farming process ones, or the hang with the critters ones, even the world according to Pete ones. It's always a bonus when Hilarie joins in. A man couldn't ask for a better help meet. Ya got a good one there, Pete. Keep warm, LOVE the brisket. God bless you two in your efforts.
In one of his older videos he said he won’t ever have a farm dog and, no, he won’t talk about why. I’m happy with that answer.
Great video Pete. That brisket looks so good.
Hi! Mate happy to see you’re back and enjoying your videos as always hope you and your family and friends are all doing well god bless you all.