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Very nice set up..

I HOPE HES NOT PROUD OF HIS SELF, BIG WORTHLESS BOY. AN AX IS CHEAPER, FASTER, AND A GREAT WORKOUT, AND IM 70.

Oh please make more cold starts. Of everything you have!

This may be my new favorite channel. I’m loving all the cold starts! Please make more. And maybe show us with the door open what he’s doing with the gas pedal when starting these beasts

Very good rendition, I have a B-20-12 Norman, this guitar is perfect for playing early Byrds ,s Dylan songs,

You need to drive your tractor up onto a trailer with the splitter hanging off the back, so that it will be taller and you won't have to bend over all day like that.

drinking beer on a tractor with a kid is not going to end well.

OHHHH to be young again

My all time favorite truck to drive. Make a whole series with you and this truck. It was a hell of a lot easier to old start cold start than mine was.

Great video.

L8000

Wow, this is really cool. Was this actually an army truck or just painted to look like one?

Such a generous man! Giving out candies and popsicles to all the young children!

please sing "last Christmas"

Need a rocker (auto return to neutral) foot pedal… Step on the left side the ram goes back… Release it returns in neutral… Step on the right side the ram goes forward… release it returns in neutral

Bravissimo

Seeing all these cool uses for these old school tractors is making me realize I need one.

Awesome set up, beautiful tractor

That is a sweet system. Its really quiet and awesome to just hear the wood snap. Forward and backwards. Geterdone.

Now those were men!

Nothing as satisfying as seeing an old tractor do it's thing. Thanks for sharing!

Shes a runner!!!

That red paintjob almost makes me solid down under..

That patina looks really nice! Did you put a clearcoat on it?

He do be giving em kids Candy Canes, and Popsicles!

What kind of pump do yoy have connected to the shaft?

OMG! I thought it was the actual actor that gives the voice to the character xD

Brought back memories of me and my dad back in the day. Simpler times, good times.

Bad ass!!!

Mmmm...

I love your voice!

Love it and thanks dad

Amazing just amazing, your Herbert voice sounds almost exactly identical too that of the actual VA's!

A blower on the back of a non cab tractor is pure torture on a windy day.

Oh boy 1951 model so marvellous bro you are such a amazing person hats off to you

At that rate you have accord in about a year

I am a fan of the ford tractor I own 1But my Honda snow blower throws snow better than your snow machine. My kaboda tractor run circles around my ford tractor But it is 70 years newer

Nice splitter, how many GPM was the pump you were running do you know? I'm putting together a splitter for my 841.

I just just finished pulling my father's 1959 ford 801 powemaster out of retirement it had been sitting for about the last year and had been kinda put off to the side since my father no longer able to jump up and down and bend around dipping diving and dodging branches vines cleaning a wood line bush hogging at a pretty good moving speed and be able to hold him self up by his back on the back rest of the seat and one hand on the suicide nob leaned back and only five foot nine inches tall hike one leg up to keep ck the tractor stack back up if soething hung up on it and bent it back with one swift kick from a little short man in liberty overalls he could kick it with one kick and stand it right back up to the exact right spot and do all that and never touch the throttle to slow down he hauled tons of fire wood from some sketchy plases for a old two wheel drive tractor but dad never thought twice if a job needed done dad and his 801 got the damn job down he graded the land he built his house the house I was raised in pulled every stump leveled the land cut a drive way up the hill to the house and pulled every stump with that tractor he used to bushthe right away 3miles up the road and keep the neighbors ditch cut as well we skinned and dress many deer from the boom pole off the back he gave hay rides at every church event school fall festival and many birthdays he washed and drove it from the house to the local tractor show and we rode in many parades I grew up on that tractor it's bout like part of the family and pains me to know my dad will never be able to things he once could on that tractor due to his recent battle with A.L.S. but he's a tough man and I knew if I got it back running and gave it wash he find away to get up in that seat and paraded it down the driveway and up the road for quick spin and I was right today my dad smiled for the first time in a while and enjoyed him self once again just chugging along on the tractor he bought the day before I was born a hot august Sunday dad stopped to look at it on the way home from church my mother pregnant with me standing in the waiting on my dad ask he test drove the ford 801thru and around the old man's field in his Sunday best a black 3 piece suit and tie dad looked it over and had to have it and paid the man cash on the spot and drove he new slightly used 1959 ford 801! Hell the next day mom waited on him to finish washing and scrubbing on it until it was shined up before him and my mom headed to the hospital for my mother to have me that day I guess I'll always think of my dad any time I see one of those old powermasters and will always be the tractor of choice a personal favorite a tractor that always came thru and get the damn job done on time every time and today after I rebuilt the starter and carb put some points and a condenser in and it fires off and runs like a top once again and dad was able to get a kick out of it and even enjoy a stroll in faithful just st like he used to. That old tractor means a lot to me and I'll always have a soft spot for any ford 801 of any shape or condition I'll always take the time to admire one!

That is sssoooo sweet I have found a set up 4 mine a little diff.but so cool.

Almost cried ... this is how I grew up with my grandpa riding me around teaching me what to do

Cool stuff... keep on rockin Cheers!

Thats a dang nice and quiet splitter. Scary how fast it moves can be dangerous. Nice 8n

Loved it. I think you captured the solos as NY generally does. And you sang it that way. NY gets something then plays with it. Sometimes works, sometimes not so much. Honestly, you're playing at a level that I will be aspiring to over the next while. Keep rockin'!!

What a beautifully restored 8N! And a damn cool splitter to boot!

I was under the impression the PTO only worked on an 8n in gear?

Should of used a “Coleman” lantern so we could see you .. I’ve set up an old “strat” to accompany you on slide guitar 🎸 ( like a pedal steel) . Great times lie ahead ..

Very cool fast cycle time👍

Nice and quiet, you could run that splitter in a church.