1942 Farmall H Memorial Restoration: Rear Rim/Tire Installation
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Hello all and welcome back! In this segment, we install the rear rims and tires on the tractor, and set it back on the ground for the first time in MONTHS. The powdercoat turned out great, and the entire tractor as a whole is looking fantastic! Stay tuned, in the next video we will (hopefully) be laying down more RED! Don't forget to visit the GoFundMe, share, and donate if you can! Every little bit goes a long ways! Thanks for watching and wrenching with me!
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Nice job !
I admire your passion and abilities
Thank you, sir!
Looking very, very good!
Thanks, Eric!
It's looking better than new! I have 3 Farmall H tractors I'm restoring two 41s and a 48.
Getting ready to finally paint the tins here shortly!!! Very excited to have this one done for you all!
That looks great.
Thanks bud!
glad I found your video. turns out my 53 super M had the clamps and bolts on backwards. will be much easier to put the wheels back on with the clamps on the inside first. thank you.
I ran into that on the H when I changed the tires out a couple years ago. It really makes it a pain to do it with the clamps reversed!
I also liked how you mentioned where you got your bolts . up here in Canada zinc plated at the local shop were $22 bucks. so I called fastenal and got them for $10 thanks again.
@@tylerlee4919 You're very welcome! Sometimes it pays to check around. Those bolts can be quite expensive!!!
Looking amazing buddy, man after seeing this I’m embarrassed to get mine out of the barn. I’m gonna get started on my H after I get all of the planting done. Although yours is gonna be 100 times better when it’s finished. I don’t think there’s another H in the country that Looks as good as yours, it’s definitely one of a kind
Thank you, Craig. You've gotta start somewhere, and this wouldn't be possible without so many great people supporting this project. It's been a monumental task, but it's been a lot of fun and we've created a lot of great friendships throughout. Look forward to seeing your H as you progress as well!
Hello Kenny,
I am eleven years old and I live on a small farm in Wisconsin. I am really enjoying watching you work on this tractor, as I eventually want to buy a farmall m to work on myself. I drive a h on our farm here, it is really fun to drive! I almost bought a farmall H about a year ago but it had only thee cylinders and all of them were seized. Still looking to buy a h or m sometime anyway though.
Wilson Fink-
Thank you, Wilson!! Glad you are enjoying the videos. It's great to see young people like yourself taking an interest in this hobby. You really can't go wrong with an H or M. Both are legendary tractors. Stay tuned!!
What a beautiful tribute to your Mom. Very cool project!
Thank you, Doug. It's for her and all others lost.
double pin the rollpins. when dad had a power steering unit put on our H the installer used 1 rollpin in the shortened steering shaft. i was using a loader on the H and sheared off the split pin so we double pinned them and never had any more problems or just use grade 8 bolts
Now that you mention it, I may just install Grade 8 hardware. It would be easier to change if necessary, in case the tractor ever needs splitting again. Great idea!
Kenny she looks good you have done an outstanding job.
Thanks, Dave! It's all thanks to all of you for helping along the way!
HF 36221 drill press lock down pliers. HF 92046 self centering drill press V block will do amazing things for cheap. should be able to get both for a $20. and change. you might get 2 of the drill press lock down pliers.
I'm already on top of that! Thanks!
That is flicking beautiful!!!
Just wait until it is ALL together!
She is beginning to look like a tractor again. She looks superb.
Thanks, Derrill!
Looks absolutely amazing sir !! Your attention to detail is incredible
Thanks, Robert!
Wow!!! Looks really nice. Great job
Thanks, bud! It's coming along!
what a beaut, looking good Kizzle.
Thanks, bud!
You’ve done an amazing job so far on every little detail. Looking forward to seeing you get this thing to completion.
Thank you, Hans!
I like farmalls even if their rusty. Love them when they shine. Wife said I pay more attention to that old M more then you do to me.
That's a fine line to be walking! Ha ha
As I allways say wow baby. That looks really good . Thanks for sharing.
Glad you are liking it!
go for a ride. are you going to build a 3 point mounted 2 or 3 bottom plow that has bucket seats and 5 point seat belts instead.. with an automotive hub and bearing assembly mounted straight down and a custom fork made up so it has a big swivel wheel behind the seats..
Man, that sounds like a lot more skill than I have! I don't even have a 3 point hitch!
@@KennyKizzleRustyNutzRanch perhaps just more years of experience. i.imgur.com/8WpevVb.jpg that is actually from a tractor company..
Sure glad that your shaft did not grab quick and slap you in the side. You were hanging on to the short end, it would have been much better if you could have had the long end there on that side.
It would have, but there was nothing to hold the long end of the shaft as it would have been hanging off the end of the work bench. Sometimes a risk is unavoidable.
Tractor looks AMAZING!!! That shirt is a close second though, love it
Glad you enjoy, Colin!! I love this shirt, although I could use a bigger size! Ha ha
Looking like a new tractor it looks awesome
@@shaneharrison4775 Thanks, bud!
She is shiny
She'll be a streamline butterfly!
Success! Great job!
We're getting there!
Wow that looks really really nice. I can't wait to see it finished.
Thanks, bud. Hoping to bring some more red your way in the next week!
That tractor looks beautiful. Now I want to restore one of mine, but I don't think I can let it down that long. Stay safe and keep up the good work.
Very glad to hear you are pleased with the results (so far). Might have to just get another piece of iron just so you can dedicate one to a restoration! (LOL)... There I am promoting the purchase of more antique tractors again! :-)
AWESOME! Rims and tires from Titan look great. People may want to wear sunglasses when looking at all that red in the sunlight. 😃 Congrats on reaching 4K subs too. 🇺🇸🚜👍
Thanks! I hope you guys are as proud as I am. I didn't even notice the subscriber count! WOW!
How do you go about cleaning the gas tank?
There are a lot of methods you can do to clean a fuel tank. I'll talk about those when I get to the tank.
You're doing my Farmall 300 buddy! Wow
Ha ha. Might be a while! I've got them lined up!
How do you stay so clean? I have been working on an M and even putting it back together....well it’s just nasty but fun work!
Rubber gloves helps!
Looks great, nice to see it all coming together!....stay safe down there Bud!!
Safe is my middle name! Lol.
Wow Kenny she’s lookin real great!! Sun really makes that red pop. Can’t wait to see the final result, and hopefully at a show one day!
Yessir, it's turning out beautiful!
it wont be long now.
It'll slow down a little - wife goes back to work Wednesday.
Can’t wait to see it in the sun now that you got some tiers on it, looking good
Watch the whole video! Lol!
kenny what size/brand name are your tires?
Fronts: 6.00-16, rears: 13.6-38. All are Titan's by Goodyear.
Sweet video I like that set up for the drill press use what you got very well done it's looking very good
Thanks bud. I made do, but today I checked on prices of a drill press vice. For $20 you can get a pretty decent one, so I ordered it right away!
I have one for each of my drill press releases big and small good to hear you are geting one I've done all sorts of stuff already with mine
@@farmworkMi for that price I couldn't pass it up.
G'day the Farmall looks great in the sun mate
Thanks, bud!
Currently restoring my h at the point to put my rear rims and tires back on what size are the rim clamp bolts that you used do you remember 5/8”x5”
I don't remember off hand, but getting a rough measurement with a tape measure, it looks like 5/8"×5" is about right.
You've got to be pinching yourself!...'cause I'm blown away.
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Glad you like it, Kent! It's coming along nicely!
I hate it when the drill press stops like that. Best thing to do is just ease it in
Yes, I think it was a dull bit. Changed it out for a new bit and no more issues.
@@KennyKizzleRustyNutzRanch good deal. I drilled several holes with one today. I always try to ease up just before I get through. Seems to help a bunch
@@huntingandstuff9489 Yessir - I was always taught very light pressure. Let the bit do the cutting.
Hello Kenny
Wonder if you can answer a question I have about my '52 Case SC. The ring gear on the flywheel is pretty much chewed up from starter misalignment. Is the gear bolted to the flywheel or would it be a sweat fit from the factory? I have another SC,(1948) as a parts cache, but that ring gear is chewed up even worse. I'm beginning to think the blocks were not properly machined at the factory for proper starter alignment. I'm subscribed and appreciate the knowledge you share on your channel.
The ring gear is sweat onto the flywheel. Most likely, the bolt that keeps the starter in place has worked its way loose a few times and people didn't check it until it had already caused damage. I'm sure you could find a used ring gear in good shape fairly inexpensive. They might even be available new. Glad you like the channel and the videos. I hope to bring you some more soon.
Thank you for the info Kenny. Looking forward to more of your posts.
@@tigerseye73 You're very welcome.
Saw a naet trick on cleaning metal shavings and that kind on a channel called Great Ideas. Get a strong magnet and wrap paper or cloth around it. I suspect a rubber glove or plastic bag will do the trick also. Collect the metal scpar with the magnet. Unwrap the cloth or what not and you have a Clean magnet and the scrap in one place
That's a great idea!!!
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@@newandoldtech5634 I'll check it out!
How could anybody give this a thumb down?
There's always a few. This isn't for everyone.
Sweet!
It's getting there!
Almost done there, its looking good man! Do you plan on restoring it back to 6v or keep it at 12v? You plan on doing any pulls in the future with that? I wonder how good it would do.
Brian - glad you are liking it! The tractor will stay 12 volt. It may enter some pulls. Could be fun, I have never done any tractor pulls before.
Wow 👍
Glad you like!
Nice progress, looking forward to the paint video, that’s something I want to start doing myself.
Side note, have you heard anything about the Nowthen show? Full steam ahead?
I believe they will be making a decision in the next 30 days. I need to train myself how to paint as well. Been trying to learn from Domino but I just don't do it enough.
Kenny Kizzle Rusty Nutz Ranch hope it stays on the schedule. A few in the Oliver club are considering putting on a tractor drive just to have something for members to do and a raise a few bucks to keep the club going. Nice work. Catch you later.
@@crazydave4455 I'm considering the same for our club.
Hey Kenny your H is really looking good,. Really enjoy watching your
Videos I'm restoring a 1949 H, and have learned a lot especially the transmission and differential video what size is your rear tires
Thanks, Roger! The rear tires are 13.6-38.
Damn son, so jealous of how well those rims turned out. What size are those Titans? I've got a pair of 13.6s on my M, hell of a tire. The chrome plating on things looks sooooooo good. I'm surprised I haven't really seen it on any tractor restoration before.
Thanks, Casey. The rears are 13.6. They sure look good on there. The finished product will bring everything together!
So there I am ho humming my way back up acrost Illinois.. and you put out this amazing piece of art!!!
AWESOME SAUCE!! She is looking SEXY!!!
I am so happy for you!!!
Thank you, Billy! It's all thanks to all of you that this is coming together!
H looks great Bro. It's going to be awesome when complete. How did you talk your Mrs. into giving up the garage? Hope your little girl had a happy birthday( belated ). Take care.
Thanks Jeff. She really didn't have a choice, but she still had it for the winter so she was happy.
Why did you face the tire valve stem inwards? Am I missing something?
Most are faced inwards to protect them from being ripped off by crops, etc. Just something I've been told.
14:40 du you prefer to have the air valve for the tire on the inside?
Yes. I was always taught to have them inside to prevent them from being ripped off by crops or branches
We welded a steel tube of proper size to the rim to protect the valve. Easier to access, was the reason
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Whats the history of your tractor. I own a 1951 H 5th off the line in 1951 been in family since new !!!
I'll have to talk about that in the next video. I mentioned it in a previous video in the series, but I can talk about it again.
Here is the video that explains the history on the tractor. ua-cam.com/video/FVBQQ8mfokI/v-deo.html
Dam!!,that H might turn out looking better than my H !! HaHa!
We will see. I'm just wanting people to feel pride in it!
@@KennyKizzleRustyNutzRanch don't worry, it's already looking better. Keep it up you are doing a fabulous job. 👍
@@hturbo1007 Thanks, bud!