How about a 1970 Montgomery Ward's 14 Gilson riding lawn mower. Whether 1970 Briggs and Stratton cast iron engine 14 horsepower. I Am restoring one. Finding it hard to find engine parts. I need all gaskets and seals.
Looks the dogs nuts.. nice big flat head engine.. sounds and runs good.. I have in a 1930s Dennis z type. Just got it going so looking to restore that.. like the attachment too.. proper job..
There are two options, or parts, that will keep your belt from falling off. One is a stud with a round end bolted to the engine. The second is a belt guard that bolts around the upper drive pulley. The belt is the weak spot in the drivetrain, so be sure to stay in low gears when pushing or pulling or the belt will get shredded.
Yeah the belt came off due to me going into the pile in third gear rather than first. The reason the belt sticks is due to the pulleys being powered coated, mistakes made 😂
Love the restoration however, the heavy exhaust pipes look like an accident waiting to happen in my eyes. I think I would try to find a way to either find or fabricate a bracket that would look good and blend in which bolts somewhere close the exhaust outlet and helps take some of the load off of the exhaust port threads. Also, not just the weight of the exhaust pipe alone but if you were to hit a low hanging branch or catch the exhaust pipe on something it could possibly crack the block where the pipe threads in. Just a thought 👍
Thank you Jeff. We have since installed the locking nut to the exhaust elbow so it’s nice and secure now. If it hits a tree the worse case scenario would be it will loosen as the threads are counter clockwise. We really appreciate your advice as a bracket would of achieve the same 👍🏼
I have a felling that since he did this restoration his wife had been waking up in the middle of the night. And yelling at him honey I told you precious is not allowed in the bedroom and why am I always waking up to you sitting on precious? It's the middle of the night and your making vroom vroom sounds.
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I need this in my life now.
We definitely recommend doing one!
I got a Old Bolens in 600 that needs to be restored
pro trick : watch movies at flixzone. Been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
Excellent job, good for another 50 years 👍
Thank you!
What an awesome restoration 🤩 awesome attention to detail and some serious skill !
Thank you, we are glad you've enjoyed the restoration!
I love it! This project turned out great! It was awesome to see you use it. I can't wait to see if you do another project. You do great work.
Hi Nate, thanks for watching! We are glad you enjoyed it and I'm sure we'll have lots more to do in the future!
@@MachineryNation I live in the states, if I didn't I would definetly come check out your Bolens and shop. I wish my local shop was as cool as yours.
@@cub1009 Yeah that is such a shame! You'll have to show your local shop our videos and encourage them to do the same!
She’s beautiful!
Thank you!
Awesome job.👍 on that little tractor
Thank you 🤩
I love the restoration of the bowling's 1963.
Thank you, do you have any ideas for what we should restore next?!
How about a 1970 Montgomery Ward's 14 Gilson riding lawn mower. Whether 1970 Briggs and Stratton cast iron engine 14 horsepower. I Am restoring one. Finding it hard to find engine parts. I need all gaskets and seals.
@@deanvance1591 Yes, this could be an option! How far along are you with the resto?
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you 😎
Great vid
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job
Thank you 👍🏼
Looks the dogs nuts.. nice big flat head engine.. sounds and runs good.. I have in a 1930s Dennis z type. Just got it going so looking to restore that.. like the attachment too.. proper job..
Thanks Mick, I’m looking forward to our next resto 🙌🏻
@@MachineryNation cool mate
When Bolens shut down my Grandpa did the ceremonial locking the door. He was there for 50 plus yeats.
Oh my, that must of been a sad day. Thank you for sharing.
There are two options, or parts, that will keep your belt from falling off. One is a stud with a round end bolted to the engine. The second is a belt guard that bolts around the upper drive pulley. The belt is the weak spot in the drivetrain, so be sure to stay in low gears when pushing or pulling or the belt will get shredded.
Yeah the belt came off due to me going into the pile in third gear rather than first. The reason the belt sticks is due to the pulleys being powered coated, mistakes made 😂
I like it how it almost look like wheel horse 704
A very high quality and thoughtful restoration. Loved it. I know its a personal thing, but your background music sucks. Mike D.
Yeah music is difficult 😂
Just bought one from a guy with the blade for 100 bucks plan to do the same , awesome job🙌
Awesome little tractors! Let us know how you get on 👍🏼
@@MachineryNation will do sir !
Looking at one to buy right now
Want to buy this one? 😂
Nice video I am working on a 1963 Bolens the video will be out soon
Nice! We'll be looking out for it!
Nice video
Thank you, glad you liked it.
Followed your advice and I did restore also a Bolens, a bit different model, a Husky 775.
Nice man! Great work 👍🏼
Wasn’t planning to film it but have made a video of it with mostly pictures and partly video. Would appreciate your opinion of course.
@@Hukon just watched the whole video, very impressed. Pat yourself on the back sir 👍🏼
Love the restoration however, the heavy exhaust pipes look like an accident waiting to happen in my eyes. I think I would try to find a way to either find or fabricate a bracket that would look good and blend in which bolts somewhere close the exhaust outlet and helps take some of the load off of the exhaust port threads. Also, not just the weight of the exhaust pipe alone but if you were to hit a low hanging branch or catch the exhaust pipe on something it could possibly crack the block where the pipe threads in. Just a thought 👍
Thank you Jeff. We have since installed the locking nut to the exhaust elbow so it’s nice and secure now. If it hits a tree the worse case scenario would be it will loosen as the threads are counter clockwise. We really appreciate your advice as a bracket would of achieve the same 👍🏼
You got your tires all dirty, man.
bolens may have offered in 1963 a forklift atachement
Now that would be useful 👍🏼
Nice job! Was anything done to address the leak in the front of the gearbox? Or was that not an issue?
Thank you! Yeah it turns out it wasn't an issue in the end.
what size rear tires are those ?
id like to know to
What can you do with this machine other than push crates ? No PTO. Hmm.
How much did you spend I have one
Too much 😳
How about an early 60s Wheel Horse?
Do you know what size the belts are for this mower. Just had one given to me and can't seem to find much info on it tia
I do but it will depend on which engine you have fitted as this is a replacement 👍🏼
I have a felling that since he did this restoration his wife had been waking up in the middle of the night. And yelling at him honey I told you precious is not allowed in the bedroom and why am I always waking up to you sitting on precious? It's the middle of the night and your making vroom vroom sounds.