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Looks like you could put other attachements on that.Never seen one,neat machine.

Do you ever show these machines doing the work they were meant to do? I wanted to see it mow some grass!

Thank you for the video! I recently bought an L and changed the oil/sludge out from sitting 20 years. It carried good oil pressure but after changing the oil to Rotella 15W40 and a new filter, no pressure on the gauge and didn't see any being returned to the front of the machine. Do these need reprimed every oil change?

weak magneto may need the magnet magnetized

Nice to see an old machine fire that easy. I love finding old small engines that I can work on and get running. I have never seen a spark tester like that, but I will be looking for one now. Thanks.

I do like the sound from the down draft muffler. What brand of spark tester are using.

Beautiful machine. My dad bought a 24 inch Reo reel mower in the 1950's that I used for 5 years until college.

Will you do a video on the attachment? Real type mower and show us any tips and tricks. Also, your Magneto tricks might be cool too even though the whole video is great.❤❤❤❤❤❤

If you have an accurate ohmmeter, check the resistance of the spark plug wire. I able to lower it from completely open (no connection) to 2 ohms with a pencil and some 400 grit sandpaper at the plug end. No more misfires, and free.

Good job Jason l. It sounds good. The magnetos can sometimes drive me crazy 🔧👍

Congratulations. Sounds good. Its nice that parts are still readily available to keep these old machines running. PaulL

Great video, very well done, clear and informative! Thank you

test the spark issue the easy old school way instead of ripping into it. Grab the plug wire and spin the engine over. if you feel a slight tingle you have spark. Re gap the plug 0.20 and fire it up.

I've been treating all my old stored machines with oil in everything and everywhere for the last 60 years. It save loads of time and $$$ when it comes time to rinse it out and fire it up. Very common old school practice and as for the younger Generation, I laugh my ass off every time I hear someone who has no clue as to the advantages.

Awesome episode super cool!

Used to be a common practice back in the day, when shutting down for the winter, they would pour oil in the carburetor until it shut off. Then in the spring, they were just pour gas down the carburetor kept pouring it down till it was cleared out.

I have saw oil put in the cast iron carbs several times when working on them over the past 15 to 20 years I guess it was like your theory to keep them from rusting but unfortunately it makes more work for me and you of course but I try my best to restore these old machines which I have my last two I am going to restore since my health has went down I will still work on other peoples machines but I want restore anymore I have two I couldn’t finish on Facebook marketplace for 800

I usually put a spark tester on if I don't get a pop in a couple of pulls. With no sediment bowl, an inline filter might be a good addition. Oil filled carb was wierd. You're almost there. Keep up the good work. PaulL

I had to do the same thing on my muffler

congrats I love it.

I'm impressed Jason how it started on the first pull. I'm looking forward to part 3 🔧👍

Thanks! I have my '54 L in my garage to do the same filter and oil line change. Do you need teflon tape on the T and adapter going into the crankcase? PaulL

Love the dodge ball clip lol

Beautiful

Hello Jason. I like your echo spark tester. I'm excited to see if it starts. I'll see you in the next episode. Good luck my friend 🔧👍

Отлично! Скорее запускайте двигатель!!!

Great diagnosis on the ignition switch Jason 🔧👍

Where you get your exhausted pipe at

Love it! Thankyou for sharing!!

Good info, thanks.

Beautiful restoration great work sir

Beautiful job! I just picked up a 52 yesterday and it looks like it came out of a time capsul. Wooden grips and all. I'd like to attempt the same process with mine. Thanks for the insight.

Good job explaining the installation of the mower deck 🔧👍

It be nice to get a follow up vid on the 332.

To prime the oil pump , lift the front and lower the back , all oil goes to the pump , a few turns on the engine , the pump is primed , start engine and keep the back lowered , watch the oil gage , to increase oil pressure , ball and spring in oil return line .

Nice tip about the Edison mag. I hope you were able too return it. The tractor looks and runs great 🔧👍

Good job looks alot like my gravely wico magneto very good. Thanks for awesome video

Thank you for your video very well done. I'm kind of new to gravely and you're giving me a wealth of information. You're so clean you could eat off it.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

Did the very thing you did hundreds of times , I had WICO and F & M , Fairbanks and Morris , never heard of Edison coil , No , timing is 10 degrees before top dead center , If Fire come out the exhaust then timing is Late WICO - Pronounced wick -0

I'm first within five minutes😊😊😊😊❤❤

Great video very informative❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

Do you know if the gentleman you mentioned in this video sells the rubber white handle bar grips and control grips for like a gravely l c8 custom convertible tractor

Great job Sir. Well done 🔧👍

Built more Gravely Tractors than your entire family has fingers and toes , Been a Mechanic since 1998 I even have that Red wheel on the front of yours, except mine is yellow, Had the plow too ! Got the 30 inch brush cutter and the 50 inch finishing mower on mine , Got boxes of parts !

Interesting.....I hear a train whistle and no train goes by my house?? I live about 40 feet from the line from Allentown to Harrisburg PA. Trying to decide if I should buy a gravely walk behind. I started with the thought of a plow for my troy bilt tiller.

Great Job. Brian’s contact would be great to have. Thx

Super cool love it

Nice tractor! I have a John Deere 265 with a 46-inch mower deck. It was built in 1986. I live in Florida so no need for the snow blower. lol I still pull my deck every year for maintenance. Stripped the deck had it sandblasted repainted and replaced all the bearings a few years ago. Still runs smooth. The older JD tractors run forever!!

Just moved to Southern WI this past summer hopefully you will be putting up a video of you using the blower here soon.

Good job ,reminds me of my old 316 blower hook up. I also had a blade,snowblower,but with single hydraulics I had no power control for angle. Had to get off tractor each and everytime I wanted an angle shift . Having a x530 currently a blade is manageable from the seat. Thinking of getting 700 series now to bring hydraulics back into play👍