Well done. I'm so envious of you both. I'm 81 and never got the experience of farming. I would love to have given it a try. I love all the old farm equipment and it breaks my heart to see it rotting away out in the fields across America. I love seeing you young folks taking up the cause and getting the old stuff back to work. Please keep the great videos coming. And, it's refreshing to hear a swear word occasionally when things don't go just right.
What A Great Video, I was A Mackinac for some forty years on cars and Outboard Motors Johnson and Evinrude now am 80 years old in a wheelchair so your video,s brings back a lot of good memberys thank you very much!!!
The International Harvester Super A was a work horse in its day. I raked many acres of hay with the Super A, pulling hay wagons and it worked well connected to the milking vacuum system when thunderstorms knocked out the power. A neighboring farmer bailed his hay with his Super A. Your video brings back old memories working on my uncles farm.
That little tractor is a keeper, sounds like she loves to run and is in beautiful shape for a nearly 70 year old machine, much better condition than my 68 year old body. Your girlfriend's face when she first drove it was priceless, she's a keeper too!
Great video...I really like it when young people like Victoria get involved with old iron! I bought my 8 year old grand nephew a 1944 Farmall H yesterday...it needs very little and was running 2 years ago...I hope he likes it...and I bet he will.
You can center your implement up on your drawbar. The pto driveshaft can be at an angle with no problem. That is what the u-joints are designed for. This video really made me smile to see. I love those old tractors and to see one back in use is great.
I love to see tractor restorations, at least restored enough to run and have new life. Let's see, I was born in '51 and I'm 72 so your tractor is 70 years old. Cheers from eastern TN
Kudos to Victoria! She did extremely well for her first time! That’s a sweet tractor. I’m impressed how straight and in good shape it is for it’s age! Thanks for sharing.
Great find and a great video! You may want to check the left and right differentials as they probably have to be drained separately. You have a lot of great knowledge regarding that tractor! Keep em coming!
Those Little A Farmalls are handy and durable tractors. We have three of the Farmall A's in the collection. Two are regular A's and both have busted blocks from rain getting in the exhaust and freezing. The third is a super A like yours. It has a 59 inch woods belly mower. And I swapped the engine. It now has a engine from a 200 that has a M&W increased bore sleeve and piston kit. Plenty of power. We used to haul with a 66 ford F600 with a dovetail and a 40,000 pound PTO winch. However insurance began to cost more than we wanted to pay. So we now use a tilt top trailer. I just subscribed.
great video guys enjoyed watching nice old tractor I have a 1953 super A also was my Dad's he got it 57 have a back mower and two sod plow for it haven't had it running for a couple years it's always stored in side needs new tires and the gas tank cleaned used it in the woods a couple years ago have to crank it to start usually one flip and it starts good job getting it going and changing the fuilds nice old tractor and I also liked the cabover freightliner sitting in the yard was truck driver for almost 50 years thanks for sharing take care enjoyed watching
This actually makes my heart happy. You guys are such an amazing couple. That smile on her face as she was driving that around can never be replicated. Good job. Ps, always glad to see you guys on here.
this vid just came on my home feed, saw the CT plate and then the girl all about the tractor and said to myself gotta be from Durham, sure enough i was right lol, greetings from North Branford
Update May 2023: I have purchased a manure spreader, almost similar as yours, bit larger but still a fairly common one over here. Works like a charm! :D I got it BECAUSE OF YOU! :D. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I hope you'll have many good runs with this adoring Super A.
Sweet find - congratulations- i have completely restored 2 old farmalls - 1 a 130 and other same as yours a super A- bit of advice- change the oil in the final drives - What i do with mine is when i am done using it and it’s going to sit for several months- I turn the engine by hand (fan blades) and set the points so they are opened- i have found the corrode if left closed- to do it- park it- shut off fuel- put in neutral - turn ignition on- Grab fan blade and very slowly turn engine until Amp meter goes back to the middle & turn ignition back off-( Batt. not discharging from points being closed) - and when it’s time to fire it up- turn fuel and ignition on and 1/2 choke and start her up-
That is so cool. I learned how to drive one of those in 1966 when I was 5 yrs old on my grandparents farm. I pulled the hay wagon when my grandparents loaded it. My other grandfather had a 130 which was supposed to be the commercial version. That brings back memories. When I was 6, I wrapped one into a tree discing our yard. Bent the tie rod. Dad then taught me how to use the turning brakes.
The owner is right/ 50%. Those tractors are fantastic. I pulled a Farmall Cub out of the woods and got it running years back. I learned all about tractors and Farmall and being a mechanic, told my wife “ I’m going to get it running “! She said “I’ll bet you will “, long story…. 3 tractors and everyone calls me Tractor Dave! There addicting, Note: I do own 18 acres of woods. The are awesome to use.
I like Victorias style.. ""Fill it up all the way and then off in 4th Gear" That's something we must see.. Well done guys, it's great to see these old timers back at work.
They only lie when it need to get out of his way in his shop , lol nice love this vlog thanks I can’t wait till you get her on camera on her tractor, nice thanks BigAl California
Persistence pays off. Flush the gas tank. Tribute to the family members that maintained that beauty. They knew how to treat their equipment. Keep it going. Head mounted go pro would help your filming.
Great job bringing that old girl back to life! Don't forget to service the spreader too! Grease it and buy some spray chain lube for the chain! When you are done using it for the season, power wash it off really good, and grease and lube the chain before you store it! Save you a lot of grief next spring!
Get them both!!! I would have poured a couple gallons of diesel through the top of the engine to dilute some of that sludge. First put half and half diesel and oil and run it a little. Won't hurt anything. Then drain and refill with good oil. That is a good straight tractor. The tires are worth half the value of the tractor. Few odds and ends and some tlc and it will be a good tractor for Victoria...
I love your Lady's joy in her new tractor. You may find STP oil treatment may help. As a kid I heard it speed up the idle of a very worn old Ford tractor. The idle speed went up as it was poured in. An Engine rebuilder friend of my dad said he could tell if STP had been used in an engine. STP engines would have oil in the top end, ready when started. Your Pony seems like the farmall cub, one size smaller than the Farmall A tractor. I miss my time on my grandparents' farms. Those visits saved my sanity away from my alcoholic home. I hope to see much more of this tractor and perhaps the other one from the same shed. I believe that is a non syncromesh transmission, so some gear grinding is natural. This is my first time on your channel and I hope to see much more May God bless and comfort you both.
Nice tractor, be careful using it with a lot of weight hooked on it. The actual drawbar is not on the tractor. It is connected to a bar that goes between the final drives in front. Those tractors had a habit of cracking the rear housings. The bar helps prevent that. The actual drawbar is attached to the bar and swings on what you are using as the drawbar. I hope you can find and install that. I love the video and seeing your lady so happy!
Nice looking tires on the rear, she got 50% of tractor stuff nice he knows how to get more out of his tractor 🚜, lolol and Victoria did an amazing beautiful job, thanks BigAl California
Yes sir I so enjoy seeing older equipment come to life and go back to doing what they was built for. And I'm right proud of Miss Victoria also she done a fine job. She looked all proud up on that tractor. Good luck to both of you
Nice job! Pretty cool to see how happy Victoria was! You may not want to fill it right up to the spreading tines to give the PTO a chance to start and let the conveyor feed it in.
Suggest you do a soak carburetor with kit, take gas tank of and steam clean. Change to 12 volt alternator, change to 12 volt coil, same starter, go to negative ground. Complete new electrical wiring, new switches. Flush cooling system, check condition of transmission, rear end lube. You might try putting on a swinging drawbar. Next up,have her load it by hand with a fork/scoop, so that she really appreciates the loader.
It's called a Belly Mower on the Massy. FYI... The Super A side seat was designed to cultivate and allow the operator to look directly at the dirting sweeps. You could do a lot to clean a grassy crop with that rig. Even today, it works great for small food plots that you want to farm without herbicides. You might ask if there is a cultivator out the weeds somewhere that goes with it.
Great little tractor we have had one for many years. However check the oil in the final drives right out by the rear tires ours gets water in those and freeze in winter.
Good vid and good memories. I drove a similar (Cub) for my grandpa about 65 years ago. No hydraulics but a sweet little tractor. Great experience for a rural kid.
That offset motor setup was called “cultivision”. That’s so you can look down at the rows and watch your progress so you didn’t have to lean over to keep from running over your crop rows.
Nice tractor 20 years ago I used to have a formal M good old tractor always start sold it because I didn’t have no use for it but we’re in the process of moving again and I’ll be getting another tractor 🤣
Good idea on flushing and changing fluids. You will need to do the same with the final drives as well. It is separate from the trans fluid. Also, your clutch needs adjustment or possible replacement. The first adjustment to check is down by the pedal fulcrum. Then look into the bell housing from under the tractor to check the clutch pressure plate. It is adjustable as well A&I sells a cheap manual that will tell you all you need to know. Have fun!
What a fun video! I love how you will just jump right in and start fixing anything, your skill shows and I am always confident you’re going to get it going. I think your GF is a keeper. When two people can enjoy each other and the daily activities you all do it makes for a good match. Peace
Looks a lot like my Granddaddy's old tractor except that his was a Farmall B model. I had a good chuckle when you said it was time to find the dipstick. If that one is anything like my Grandaddy's the seat is on a hinge and there's a toolbox under the seat if you raise the seat up. I think the crank handle is back there somewhere to for cranking it manually if the battery is dead.
The old boy on the next farm to where I was, had a petrol/tractor vaporising oil rig IDKW make but he had huge biceps from starting it on petrol with the hand-crank, then switching to TVO.
@@michaelmcneil4959 I understand. We had an old John Deere "A" model when I was a kid and I almost always was the one who had to crank that thing. It had no crank handle, you just opened the petcock valves on the cylinders, grabbed hold of the big flywheel and spun it with your hands.
Really nicely done! Could tell you wanted to surprise Victoria with the tractor running as you did right on the truck at the house before driving it down the ramps, thanks for the great video!
First gear and let the Ole girl sing. Them small pull behinds need all the rpms you can throw at it to spread good. Love the setup though. Can't beat a old farmall.
Nice super A ! Those offset tractors are great for cultivating ! First thing I’d replace is the seat to one with some cushion then I’d convert to 12 volts and add some lights . I convert the oil check and put a dipstick along with the breather hose . Nice score !
Yeah my dad worked I ate and made parts after that year and stuff for him tractors all that yeah I remember my day used to talk about making parts for all kind of ice tractors thank you any work in Springfield Ohio
Realy thank you i learn 4 things After just look inside that nice video thank you it's good video for my help too. , i gone try To repair my old engin // that is a good things for myself 🙏
This is a great video and made me smile a lot. I loved seeing your girlfriend so happy driving that thing, and she sure learns fast if this was the first time driving a manual transmission on a tractor. Thanks for the fun.
Fantastic! I am a new subscriber and I just found your channel. I really love the way you document everything you do. You guys are a real class act!! I have a Marvel Scheibler carb sitting on my bench right now for my Oliver 550.
Fantastic job Mike! 🙂👍 Nice to see it run without much headache. Always handy to have a small tractor with a PTO around. Take care and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
Always great to see old iron getting saved!!
Ah the revival guy!
Well done. I'm so envious of you both. I'm 81 and never got the experience of farming. I would love to have given it a try. I love all the old farm equipment and it breaks my heart to see it rotting away out in the fields across America. I love seeing you young folks taking up the cause and getting the old stuff back to work. Please keep the great videos coming. And, it's refreshing to hear a swear word occasionally when things don't go just right.
great video, espacially the patience you show teaching how a lady should drive an old tractor like that. great job!!!!
Thanks for saving the old girl. Victoria is a natural, not everybody watches back at the implement at first.
What A Great Video,
I was A Mackinac for some forty years on cars and Outboard Motors Johnson and Evinrude now am 80 years old in a wheelchair so your video,s brings back a lot of good memberys thank you very much!!!
The International Harvester Super A was a work horse in its day. I raked many acres of hay with the Super A, pulling hay wagons and it worked well connected to the milking vacuum system when thunderstorms knocked out the power. A neighboring farmer bailed his hay with his Super A. Your video brings back old memories working on my uncles farm.
That little tractor is a keeper, sounds like she loves to run and is in beautiful shape for a nearly 70 year old machine, much better condition than my 68 year old body.
Your girlfriend's face when she first drove it was priceless, she's a keeper too!
Great video...I really like it when young people like Victoria get involved with old iron! I bought my 8 year old grand nephew a 1944 Farmall H yesterday...it needs very little and was running 2 years ago...I hope he likes it...and I bet he will.
You can center your implement up on your drawbar. The pto driveshaft can be at an angle with no problem. That is what the u-joints are designed for. This video really made me smile to see. I love those old tractors and to see one back in use is great.
It was great to see that old gal running and working.
Well done getting her up and running and your daughter looks like a professional tractor driver
She was so pleased with herself. Would make a real man proud. Great tractor to, love it. One day I will have a project one of my own.
There's something so cool about quirky old tractors like this. Apparently they even made a Super A version that ran on kerosene.
I love to see tractor restorations, at least restored enough to run and have new life. Let's see, I was born in '51 and I'm 72 so your tractor is 70 years old. Cheers from eastern TN
Kudos to Victoria! She did extremely well for her first time! That’s a sweet tractor. I’m impressed how straight and in good shape it is for it’s age! Thanks for sharing.
Great find and a great video! You may want to check the left and right differentials as they probably have to be drained separately. You have a lot of great knowledge regarding that tractor! Keep em coming!
That's a great sounding tractor, Your girlfriend is a wonderful driver pulling a Manure spreader
Those Little A Farmalls are handy and durable tractors. We have three of the Farmall A's in the collection. Two are regular A's and both have busted blocks from rain getting in the exhaust and freezing. The third is a super A like yours. It has a 59 inch woods belly mower. And I swapped the engine. It now has a engine from a 200 that has a M&W increased bore sleeve and piston kit. Plenty of power. We used to haul with a 66 ford F600 with a dovetail and a 40,000 pound PTO winch. However insurance began to cost more than we wanted to pay. So we now use a tilt top trailer. I just subscribed.
great video guys enjoyed watching nice old tractor I have a 1953 super A also was my Dad's he got it 57 have a back mower and two sod plow for it haven't had it running for a couple years it's always stored in side needs new tires and the gas tank cleaned used it in the woods a couple years ago have to crank it to start usually one flip and it starts good job getting it going and changing the fuilds nice old tractor and I also liked the cabover freightliner sitting in the yard was truck driver for almost 50 years thanks for sharing take care enjoyed watching
This actually makes my heart happy. You guys are such an amazing couple. That smile on her face as she was driving that around can never be replicated. Good job. Ps, always glad to see you guys on here.
yup i had the same big smile when i got to drive my old cub cadet for the first time.
this vid just came on my home feed, saw the CT plate and then the girl all about the tractor and said to myself gotta be from Durham, sure enough i was right lol, greetings from North Branford
Nice set up can't beat them little tractors there good for a lot of things on the farm
First video of yours I've watched. Nice recovery of a classic. Just think those crocs should have locked in 4 wheel drive.
Update May 2023: I have purchased a manure spreader, almost similar as yours, bit larger but still a fairly common one over here. Works like a charm! :D I got it BECAUSE OF YOU! :D. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I hope you'll have many good runs with this adoring Super A.
I work at a Tractor dealer in NY and I still see customers bringing farmall"s in for service! Love the vintage stuff!
That is cool my dad had one like that we sold it when he passed away. we pulled many a tree out of woods to Heat his house!!
I learned to drive on an a Super A farmall when I was a small boy. Spent a lot of time plowing our garden with it.
she is going too have fun with that. that smile says it all.
Fantastic video..thank you!!!!!
Awesome,my dad had a 1964 super A it had the one point hitch on it. That video brings back some good memories.thanks
They stopped production of Super A's in the early 50's and replaced them with the 100. The only IH offsets produced in the 60's were 140's and Cubs.
Always glad to see old tractors getting saved. My grandpa had a couple super a tractors.
Sweet find - congratulations-
i have completely restored 2 old farmalls - 1 a 130 and other same as yours a super A- bit of advice-
change the oil in the final drives -
What i do with mine is when i am done using it and it’s going to sit for several months- I turn the engine by hand (fan blades) and set the points so they are opened- i have found the corrode if left closed-
to do it- park it- shut off fuel-
put in neutral - turn ignition on-
Grab fan blade and very slowly turn engine until Amp meter goes back to the middle & turn ignition back off-( Batt. not discharging from points being closed) - and when it’s time to fire it up- turn fuel and ignition on and 1/2 choke and start her up-
That is so cool. I learned how to drive one of those in 1966 when I was 5 yrs old on my grandparents farm. I pulled the hay wagon when my grandparents loaded it. My other grandfather had a 130 which was supposed to be the commercial version. That brings back memories. When I was 6, I wrapped one into a tree discing our yard. Bent the tie rod. Dad then taught me how to use the turning brakes.
The owner is right/ 50%. Those tractors are fantastic. I pulled a Farmall Cub out of the woods and got it running years back. I learned all about tractors and Farmall and being a mechanic, told my wife “ I’m going to get it running “! She said “I’ll bet you will “, long story…. 3 tractors and everyone calls me Tractor Dave! There addicting, Note: I do own 18 acres of woods. The are awesome to use.
Thanks for the movie you guys make a good couple good luck with your projects
I like Victorias style.. ""Fill it up all the way and then off in 4th Gear" That's something we must see.. Well done guys, it's great to see these old timers back at work.
That was good, you and Victoria did a great job......................
Enjoyed every minute! Nice patient informational.
They only lie when it need to get out of his way in his shop , lol nice love this vlog thanks I can’t wait till you get her on camera on her tractor, nice thanks BigAl California
Loved the vid Mike, thankyou...................the v8 in ya truck is nice sound too
She is already hooked , nice job 👍,
That's a fun little tractor specially in the snow,
Persistence pays off. Flush the gas tank. Tribute to the family members that maintained that beauty. They knew how to treat their equipment. Keep it going. Head mounted go pro would help your filming.
She's beautiful. Good looking tractor, too.
Great job bringing that old girl back to life! Don't forget to service the spreader too! Grease it and buy some spray chain lube for the chain! When you are done using it for the season, power wash it off really good, and grease and lube the chain before you store it! Save you a lot of grief next spring!
Get them both!!! I would have poured a couple gallons of diesel through the top of the engine to dilute some of that sludge. First put half and half diesel and oil and run it a little. Won't hurt anything. Then drain and refill with good oil. That is a good straight tractor. The tires are worth half the value of the tractor. Few odds and ends and some tlc and it will be a good tractor for Victoria...
I love your Lady's joy in her new tractor. You may find STP oil treatment may help. As a kid I heard it speed up the idle of a very worn old Ford tractor. The idle speed went up as it was poured in. An Engine rebuilder friend of my dad said he could tell if STP had been used in an engine. STP engines would have oil in the top end, ready when started. Your Pony seems like the farmall cub, one size smaller than the Farmall A tractor. I miss my time on my grandparents' farms. Those visits saved my sanity away from my alcoholic home. I hope to see much more of this tractor and perhaps the other one from the same shed. I believe that is a non syncromesh transmission, so some gear grinding is natural. This is my first time on your channel and I hope to see much more May God bless and comfort you both.
You got lucky with that oil filter o ring coming out that easy. I've had to sit there with a pick and chisel out bits of o ring at a time
Nice tractor, be careful using it with a lot of weight hooked on it. The actual drawbar is not on the tractor. It is connected to a bar that goes between the final drives in front. Those tractors had a habit of cracking the rear housings. The bar helps prevent that. The actual drawbar is attached to the bar and swings on what you are using as the drawbar. I hope you can find and install that. I love the video and seeing your lady so happy!
Nice looking tires on the rear, she got 50% of tractor stuff nice he knows how to get more out of his tractor 🚜, lolol and Victoria did an amazing beautiful job, thanks BigAl California
The little knob on top of the oil filter is going to need to be cut off , nice sound good I love the sound of the ol IHC tractors good job 👏 thanks b
That looks like a great purchase. Somebody kept good care of that tractor. she should be proud of herself.
Yes sir I so enjoy seeing older equipment come to life and go back to doing what they was built for. And I'm right proud of Miss Victoria also she done a fine job. She looked all proud up on that tractor. Good luck to both of you
Nice rescue .... BRAVO ! Respect to Victoria for jumping on that old beast and running it like a pro.
Good job you’re driving that tractor with the Brewers brother at it you did a OK job
Nice job! That is a sweet tractor.
That is a good looking tractor!
Looks good, those tractors are infinately rebuild able/serviceable. truly built like a tank.
Awesome bro and great video too. Safe travels
Awesome!! Beautiful tractor!! She done good!!
Super a is a good tractor, got to work on ours. Wish the back tires looked that good on our super A.
Nice job! Pretty cool to see how happy Victoria was!
You may not want to fill it right up to the spreading tines to give the PTO a chance to start and let the conveyor feed it in.
The smile on her face is priceless.
Suggest you do a soak carburetor with kit, take gas tank of and steam clean. Change to 12 volt alternator, change to 12 volt coil, same starter, go to negative ground. Complete new electrical wiring, new switches. Flush cooling system, check condition of transmission, rear end lube. You might try putting on a swinging drawbar. Next up,have her load it by hand with a fork/scoop, so that she really appreciates the loader.
Nice paint job ur have a sweet tractor guys 👍
Really nice video. Good work, and happy to see the two of you enjoying life
What a beautiful little tractor. You can tell it's 50's, got an almost steam punk look about it.
Great video. A girl and her manure spreader! I do bevieve sge had fun and will enjoy that chore.
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That's a good straight tractor. I still cut my grass with a 1940 Farmall A
It's called a Belly Mower on the Massy. FYI... The Super A side seat was designed to cultivate and allow the operator to look directly at the dirting sweeps. You could do a lot to clean a grassy crop with that rig. Even today, it works great for small food plots that you want to farm without herbicides. You might ask if there is a cultivator out the weeds somewhere that goes with it.
hi there looks good nice john
Great little tractor we have had one for many years. However check the oil in the final drives right out by the rear tires ours gets water in those and freeze in winter.
Happy to see yall enjoying it
Awesome video man thanks for spending the time making it!, awesome to see somebody learning how to drive these old machines
Beautiful Farmall Tractor Super A Model 1953. The pistons 46:53 - 47:53, the start up 56:35, and the drive 59:10 - 1:00:00.
Good vid and good memories. I drove a similar (Cub) for my grandpa about 65 years ago. No hydraulics but a sweet little tractor. Great experience for a rural kid.
I dont know much about tractors but that offset seating position is pretty cool. I like that.
That offset motor setup was called “cultivision”. That’s so you can look down at the rows and watch your progress so you didn’t have to lean over to keep from running over your crop rows.
Nice tractor, runs good !
Nice tractor 20 years ago I used to have a formal M good old tractor always start sold it because I didn’t have no use for it but we’re in the process of moving again and I’ll be getting another tractor 🤣
Awesome video loved every minute
Good idea on flushing and changing fluids. You will need to do the same with the final drives as well. It is separate from the trans fluid. Also, your clutch needs adjustment or possible replacement. The first adjustment to check is down by the pedal fulcrum. Then look into the bell housing from under the tractor to check the clutch pressure plate. It is adjustable as well A&I sells a cheap manual that will tell you all you need to know. Have fun!
And I didn't see him clean and fill the air filter.
What a fun video! I love how you will just jump right in and start fixing anything, your skill shows and I am always confident you’re going to get it going. I think your GF is a keeper. When two people can enjoy each other and the daily activities you all do it makes for a good match. Peace
Looks a lot like my Granddaddy's old tractor except that his was a Farmall B model. I had a good chuckle when you said it was time to find the dipstick. If that one is anything like my Grandaddy's the seat is on a hinge and there's a toolbox under the seat if you raise the seat up. I think the crank handle is back there somewhere to for cranking it manually if the battery is dead.
The old boy on the next farm to where I was, had a petrol/tractor vaporising oil rig IDKW make but he had huge biceps from starting it on petrol with the hand-crank, then switching to TVO.
@@michaelmcneil4959 I understand. We had an old John Deere "A" model when I was a kid and I almost always was the one who had to crank that thing. It had no crank handle, you just opened the petcock valves on the cylinders, grabbed hold of the big flywheel and spun it with your hands.
Just seen u guys channel. Great score
Those are great little tractors. Great video!!
Really nicely done! Could tell you wanted to surprise Victoria with the tractor running as you did right on the truck at the house before driving it down the ramps, thanks for the great video!
I just bought my first Farmall tractor also. And I really enjoyed your video.
Greetings from Canada
First gear and let the Ole girl sing. Them small pull behinds need all the rpms you can throw at it to spread good. Love the setup though. Can't beat a old farmall.
What a great little tractor, I really enjoyed this video. I hope it serves Victoria well, she's off to a good start!
another great clip keep them coming
She's great and the tractor ain't bad.
Loved these old tractors👍❤
Nice super A ! Those offset tractors are great for cultivating ! First thing I’d replace is the seat to one with some cushion then I’d convert to 12 volts and add some lights . I convert the oil check and put a dipstick along with the breather hose . Nice score !
Yeah my dad worked I ate and made parts after that year and stuff for him tractors all that yeah I remember my day used to talk about making parts for all kind of ice tractors thank you any work in Springfield Ohio
Like them tractors Good content just subscribed looking forward to more
Realy thank you i learn 4 things After just look inside that nice video thank you it's good video for my help too. , i gone try To repair my old engin // that is a good things for myself 🙏
This is a great video and made me smile a lot. I loved seeing your girlfriend so happy driving that thing, and she sure learns fast if this was the first time driving a manual transmission on a tractor. Thanks for the fun.
Fantastic! I am a new subscriber and I just found your channel. I really love the way you document everything you do. You guys are a real class act!! I have a Marvel Scheibler carb sitting on my bench right now for my Oliver 550.
Fantastic job Mike! 🙂👍 Nice to see it run without much headache. Always handy to have a small tractor with a PTO around. Take care and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
Great......
Nice work the best story you have done loved every minute thanks 😊