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Yes it was doing it quite easily in this soil.

@@vintagetractorsaustralia Even in our heavier English soils, I've seen these and the later Model N plodding along with 3 furrows with ease. Regards 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

You mean take a slow motion video? It was just using my iPhone.

@@vintagetractorsaustralia no is saying how to you mack the tratter blow the Os

@@JohnDeereTractorLover1 2 cylinder diesel with the fuel pump turned up, lug it down in rpm and open the throttle. Not sure that every one will do it, but worth a try

Thanks mate. This thing is pretty basic, just stock 253 trimatic. One day I’ll put some more power in it when money allows, but for now it’s fun to cruise around in.

They sound great with the original muffler don’t they.

I think it’s 1914 from memory.

@@vintagetractorsaustralia ok

Awesome. A couple of really nice tractors for your collection.

Thanks mate.

Nice. We had the hoe sitting here for at least a couple of years before we found the tractor to go with it. We were lucky enough to find this one on Facebook marketplace, the seller didn’t even know it had the reduction box but we managed to spot the gear lever in one of the photos.

Yeah same as mine. Oh really because I think I remember seeing that one too and it was a good price! I was was about to message the bloke haha

@@munckintattoolover24 yea we jumped on it pretty quick. It was a good price. Was a little bit of a gamble on the engine though as it was badly stuck.

Thanks mate. I love keeping this history alive. Some of it is a lot of work, but times like this, it’s really rewarding.

Absolutely. It doesn’t feel like a shed ornament anymore which is amazing.

Thanks mate. I’m stoked. Still a bunch of things to do, but it’s awesome to get to this point

Yea a chaff screen to keep chaff from Blocking up the radiator. I was just having a mental blank on what it’s called at the time. It’s hanging on the wall in the back ground, I just haven’t got around to fitting it yet. This tractor is also never likely to do enough work to block up the radiator, sadly I don’t have a farm so don’t have the ability to use my tractors much.

Thankyou

That was actually nothing to do with the mixture. If you watch the following videos you will see that it was actually a problem with the float sinking. It is now fixed and running beautifully

Nice.

Good to know. We have never touched them until now. You might get a call asking how to fix them. Haha.

They were definitely popular tractors. And they still are very popular with hobby farmers.

In that ground, and that shallow. It wasn’t a big deal. We were just having a play around.

Thanks mate. It’s what we love to do.

Yea from what we understand. The one we got running was one that the guy had been using. So it really didn’t need much to get running. It will definitely take a bit more to get the others working though.

Nice work. A Ferguson post hole digger is fairy easy to identify. They are quite unique.

Yea it has turned out great. We are definitely happy with deciding to keep it. It might even run nicer than the other tractor. Haha.

Thanks mate. Glad you enjoyed it.

Me too. Although it sat in a shed for the last 30 years, not outside. So I think that would have saved it. Yea those original coils are great. Outlast any modern coil.

Linkage works and everything, great result👍😀.

@@oilyragsgarage7200 yep. Pretty big win in most fronts. The engine took a little more work than we were hoping for, but can’t complain really. The brakes even work.

Thanks mate. It’s been a long time coming. Haha.

They are a fantastic tractor. Thanks for your comment.

Sorry. One day our filming and editing will be good enough to do that stuff.

Just life having its ups and down mate. Hopefully I’ll put together a video of some sort soon

@vintagetractorsaustralia Life tends to do that. Look forward to seeing a video. All best for Christmas and the New Year.

Yes. All that stuff. Just being overly cautious

If you look up further videos, we have restored the belt pulley already. I agree that kerosene is not convenient to use these days and we will most likely never run this tractor on kerosene. As for making less power, on an engine that is designed to run on kerosene, that’s not really true, they tend to run better on kerosene as the compression ratio has been reduced and the manifold is different to optimise the operation when running on kerosene. As for restarting on kerosene, it is definitely possible, whether it’s on a crank handle or electric start, as long as the engine is still hot. Obviously no chance if it’s cold.

Thanks mate. It’s always been a sweet running tractor.

Dunno about that. But it’s coming together nicely.

A Pacer is a very different tractor. Basically nothing in common. But if you are talking about a Pacemaker, it’s quite similar

Thanks mate. Life has been a bit full in lately. And winter doesn’t help the motivation.

Yea. Still a mountain of smaller stuff to do, but chipping away at it. Maybe I can get it running by rally season next year.

I don’t get paid, so I’m afraid I can’t afford to pay you.

Probably could. But the drum is also pressed out of sheet metal, so not a lot to take off. For the little bit of driving it’s going to do, I’m not too stressed.

It was an option. Just a lot less common around WW2

I actually just realized your over the pond. They may have built them different for your market compared to the southern US. I'm currently rebuilding mine and stumbled across your video

@@rustinpeaceranch4372 they were definitely optioned differently.

General Motors made them for decades. They were used in everything from tiny little generators, to tractors and trucks. Even up to trains.

Loud as hell and pack a punch

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just a weed eater that's diesel. pretty loud, but also sucky gas mileage.

@@thebigun. actually no... 2 stroke diesel's and weed wackers have almost nothing to do with each other. 2 stroke diesels have blowers to force air through, and weed wackers use the crank case to move air/fuel mix though.. which is completely different.

I guess I am never to old to learn something thanks for the information

Some , better than others.

That tractor is idling though.. thats barley off idle

Thanks mate. Dad bought it when I was about 10 because it has 2 seats, which meant I could ride along with him. It definitely is one of the tractors in our collection that’s never going anywhere.

They all are