I glad to find your channel Love the vibe Tgat cold start bring a very good memory One of our family friend have very big farm 100 to 150 acres fields so he use very big equipment One summer i stay at his farm and help him (need money and he pay good i feed the animals most of the time ) But i helped him fix an old monster a K-700 he bought it take one week till we make that old beast work But that cold start oh man your farmall bring back that good memory so thanks And make a good use of that farmall old stuff work better than new one if you maintain them well That K-700 worked five years and still working and only have one major problem with her intercooler Keep the work ❤️
Ha, my grandpa had a 52 super A. Thing never ran after I was born as there was no reason for it to then. Always liked it. Had a complete stock mower deck that I have yet to see elsewhere. The mower itself being belt driven. And while I did see some that were close to its design, I didn't find the exact one. Brings back many memories.
Nice job getting it going. I am proud to see the younger generations bringing these great tractors back to life. My kids and I are bringing my grandfathers 49 super a back to new. Keep it up!
Hello good to see a young man interested in something that makes the world a better place instead of eating Cheeses and playing video games. That bad ring gear will be just in one spot and that will be the spot where the engine always stops when you shut it off, don’t ask me why 😀 So if you just grab the fan and push down on the belt you can manually turn the engine enough to get it past the bad teeth or do what I did and make a crank for it I did that for my 8N Ford until I had time to split it and fix it. Just always be careful it’s in neutral!! You might want to check your coil to make sure that it’s a 12V or a 6V , if you’re using a 12v battery on a 6v coil it will eventually melt and if your still on the 6v system make sure that your wiring is right because it is originaly a positive ground. And the longer your battery cables the less power to the starter and it will be very hard on the starter also and if your keeping it original 6v positive ground the thicker and shorter your cables the better. I would suggest a compression test because it smokes so much you probably will need a rebuild soon and your oil pan has 2 pet cocks for high and low levels and because it sat so long after you filled up the coolant and ran it hot after it cools down I would just crack the oil pan drain plug a turn or so until it starts dripping and see if water or antifreeze comes out, I always bring a crescent with me when I am buying a tractor to take a little oil sample it has been a very good thing to do it has saved me from an expensive headache! And if you have brakes and your starter is not working you can always very very carefully pull start it if someone is willing to help you you can put your 8N in 2nd gear and the A in the highest gear and make sure you know your hand signals and your somewhere safe and there is no traffic and no kids and don’t do it unless you can trust each other 😀🇨🇦
You did great getting it to run nothing is more satisfying that to hear a tractor running after it's been sitting for years I have done this myself and at 58 years old it excites me to hear it start up and running I'm doing a Super A as of right now that has been sitting over 20 years got it for free all I got to do is bring it back so the previous owner's dad can drive it one more time hey I'm glad you got it going your great grandpa is looking down and smiling saying good job have fun and enjoy your tractor
You can make it run, I have my dad’s 100 I disked the garden last week with it And my Brother has our Grandfather’s Model A with hand lifts. If possible don’t get a Chinese carburetor. On the left side upper oil pan is 1 or 2 large wing nuts turn them counter clockwise and that’s how you check the oil. Good job saving the old Tractor 👍
Stick with it son. You can find any part you need for that Farmall. It has plenty of power once you get it running right. You can learn anything about it you want to know on You Tube and Yesterdays Tractors forum.
Most of the Letter Series Farmall have petcocks on the oil pan to check the oil level. Rachel Gingel and ( Dan) has videos and a book that is super helpful on repairing Farmalls ( and others) They are in UA-cam as well Good luck on your project. Glad you are putting your time and efforts to something positive and educational.
That is so cool!! Great job sir!!! Awesome!!! Look like mom got a little emotional which i would have too. Enjoyed the video very much. Keep us updated on your progress.
@@RockWellAcresFarm2023 I like to see them running smooth and mechanically sound. ( Not modified) I also prefer to see them in their work clothes, Not all painted and polished and too pretty to use. My opinion on the alternator conversion: It came from the factory with 6 volts It ran and worked fine for 50 + years with 6 volts. Why can't it run a few more years on 6 volts?? Good job on getting the Farmall running, that's great. Bringing Joy to your Mother's Heart, That Is Awesome!!!! Get some photos of her with the tractor
At this point, I’m planning to restore the tractor, but I’ll have to come up with the money first. Maybe if UA-cam pays off, haha. If I do get to paint it up pretty it will probably be used in local parades to promote the channel. But I totally get what you’re saying. There’s something special about an old faded rusty tractor that gives it extra character. It has a story to tell.
I use muriatic acid to clean old fouled plugs, then oven cleaner and a torch to finish. A breaker bar and Diesel to try and unstick a rusty engine. Amazing that water didn't get down that broken exhaust. Take that thing apart, and use electrolysis to de-rust the parts.
I’m sure my Poppie has some of those things we can use. He was an auto Diesel mechanic for over 40 years. We just took the tractor to his shop to break it down to work on it.
Get that old girl in a shed! She’s earned an easy retirement. That tractor will clean up real nice super easy to work on and anything on it is easily rebuildable! Will make a nice add to the farm!
Great! Hey the kid of out of the house he and seems to know what one of two 52 genders he is already. Know what a coil and a clutch is a moist important plus!!!! I did not have youtube in my day, but I will give the kid credit if he used such a primitive tool. lol Nice video
Thank you! Seems like he has a lot figured out that many adults are still working on. But your comment definitely made him laugh 😆 Thanks for watching.
I glad to find your channel
Love the vibe
Tgat cold start bring a very good memory
One of our family friend have very big farm 100 to 150 acres fields so he use very big equipment
One summer i stay at his farm and help him (need money and he pay good i feed the animals most of the time )
But i helped him fix an old monster a K-700 he bought it take one week till we make that old beast work
But that cold start oh man your farmall bring back that good memory so thanks
And make a good use of that farmall old stuff work better than new one if you maintain them well
That K-700 worked five years and still working and only have one major problem with her intercooler
Keep the work ❤️
Ha, my grandpa had a 52 super A. Thing never ran after I was born as there was no reason for it to then. Always liked it. Had a complete stock mower deck that I have yet to see elsewhere. The mower itself being belt driven. And while I did see some that were close to its design, I didn't find the exact one. Brings back many memories.
Well done.
Nice job getting it going. I am proud to see the younger generations bringing these great tractors back to life.
My kids and I are bringing my grandfathers 49 super a back to new. Keep it up!
good job young man, Is saving history
Hello good to see a young man interested in something that makes the world a better place instead of eating Cheeses and playing video games. That bad ring gear will be just in one spot and that will be the spot where the engine always stops when you shut it off, don’t ask me why 😀
So if you just grab the fan and push down on the belt you can manually turn the engine enough to get it past the bad teeth or do what I did and make a crank for it I did that for my 8N Ford until I had time to split it and fix it.
Just always be careful it’s in neutral!!
You might want to check your coil to make sure that it’s a 12V or a 6V , if you’re using a 12v battery on a 6v coil it will eventually melt and if your still on the 6v system make sure that your wiring is right because it is originaly a positive ground.
And the longer your battery cables the less power to the starter and it will be very hard on the starter also and if your keeping it original 6v positive ground the thicker and shorter your cables the better.
I would suggest a compression test because it smokes so much you probably will need a rebuild soon and your oil pan has 2 pet cocks for high and low levels and because it sat so long after you filled up the coolant and ran it hot after it cools down I would just crack the oil pan drain plug a turn or so until it starts dripping and see if water or antifreeze comes out, I always bring a crescent with me when I am buying a tractor to take a little oil sample it has been a very good thing to do it has saved me from an expensive headache!
And if you have brakes and your starter is not working you can always very very carefully pull start it if someone is willing to help you you can put your 8N in 2nd gear and the A in the highest gear and make sure you know your hand signals and your somewhere safe and there is no traffic and no kids and don’t do it unless you can trust each other 😀🇨🇦
You did great getting it to run nothing is more satisfying that to hear a tractor running after it's been sitting for years I have done this myself and at 58 years old it excites me to hear it start up and running I'm doing a Super A as of right now that has been sitting over 20 years got it for free all I got to do is bring it back so the previous owner's dad can drive it one more time hey I'm glad you got it going your great grandpa is looking down and smiling saying good job have fun and enjoy your tractor
You can make it run, I have my dad’s 100 I disked the garden last week with it And my Brother has our Grandfather’s Model A with hand lifts. If possible don’t get a Chinese carburetor. On the left side upper oil pan is 1 or 2 large wing nuts turn them counter clockwise and that’s how you check the oil. Good job saving the old Tractor 👍
Bring it back to its original glory and make him proud
That’s what the plan is for that old tractor. There will be a series of videos coming out on the restore. He would’ve loved to see it restored.
It's a runner!!
Stick with it son. You can find any part you need for that Farmall. It has plenty of power once you get it running right. You can learn anything about it you want to know on You Tube and Yesterdays Tractors forum.
Thanks for the encouragement. I’ll check out the forum!
Great to see it up running again,it's amazing what a little bit of TLC will do.I could watch these videos all day thanks.
Glad you enjoy it!
Most of the Letter Series Farmall have petcocks on the oil pan to check the oil level.
Rachel Gingel and ( Dan) has videos and a book that is super helpful on repairing Farmalls ( and others)
They are in UA-cam as well
Good luck on your project.
Glad you are putting your time and efforts to something positive and educational.
Good to know. Do you know what their UA-cam channel is called?
Nice job . You're very lucky to have such a talented son. enjoyed the video thank's.
Wow, thank you
Proud for that young man. WOW!
Thank you. We appreciate you watching. More to come on this tractor soon!
That is so cool!! Great job sir!!! Awesome!!! Look like mom got a little emotional which i would have too. Enjoyed the video very much. Keep us updated on your progress.
I’m really wanting to finish the whole project and completely restore the tractor.
@@RockWellAcresFarm2023
I like to see them running smooth and mechanically sound. ( Not modified)
I also prefer to see them in their work clothes, Not all painted and polished and too pretty to use.
My opinion on the alternator conversion:
It came from the factory with 6 volts
It ran and worked fine for 50 + years with 6 volts.
Why can't it run a few more years on 6 volts??
Good job on getting the Farmall running, that's great.
Bringing Joy to your Mother's Heart, That Is Awesome!!!!
Get some photos of her with the tractor
At this point, I’m planning to restore the tractor, but I’ll have to come up with the money first. Maybe if UA-cam pays off, haha. If I do get to paint it up pretty it will probably be used in local parades to promote the channel. But I totally get what you’re saying. There’s something special about an old faded rusty tractor that gives it extra character. It has a story to tell.
Awesome job!! Be proud!!!
Made me proud just watching this video
Dude make ur grand dad proud and ur family it lasted his lifetime and it will urs to
I use muriatic acid to clean old fouled plugs, then oven cleaner and a torch to finish. A breaker bar and Diesel to try and unstick a rusty engine. Amazing that water didn't get down that broken exhaust. Take that thing apart, and use electrolysis to de-rust the parts.
I’m sure my Poppie has some of those things we can use. He was an auto Diesel mechanic for over 40 years. We just took the tractor to his shop to break it down to work on it.
Great channel kid. Keep at it you will do well
Thanks so much
Get that old girl in a shed! She’s earned an easy retirement. That tractor will clean up real nice super easy to work on and anything on it is easily rebuildable! Will make a nice add to the farm!
lol ur lookin at them the two srcew caps lower one for low oil the higher one for full
Have it restored
That’s a nice four wheeler!😉
Thanks Margaret!!!
@@RockWellAcresFarm2023 you’re welcome rat!😁😁
Great! Hey the kid of out of the house he and seems to know what one of two 52 genders he is already. Know what a coil and a clutch is a moist important plus!!!! I did not have youtube in my day, but I will give the kid credit if he used such a primitive tool. lol Nice video
Thank you! Seems like he has a lot figured out that many adults are still working on. But your comment definitely made him laugh 😆 Thanks for watching.
hahaha I should proof read before I push send, but you got it :) Both keep up the good work. @@RockWellAcresFarm2023
a real farmer would never wear crocs.
Why didn't you siphon some gas out of the fourwheeler and mix it for the weedwacker ?
Stop the music ruins the video