Hey JT , big thanks for the shout out 👍👍👍 if I was more local 😂😂 I’d have a busman’s holiday n come n kick ass with u and a few 🍺🍺 obviously 😂 nice little 35 there ! Good project , will be keen to see progress ! All the best Massey Dave 👍👍 and thanks to any of you subscribers who can follow me and see the stuff we do here the other side of the pond 👍👍👍👍👍
I noticed the Ford fenders? I spent a lot of my childhood on a Massey FERGUSON 35. We did a lot of work with that tractor that should’ve been done but we made do! Love all Massey’s. Thano
We had a 35 special with a Continental engine with a homemade front end loader our dad made and we used that thing for everything..... It was a great ole tractor for us kids to learn on!!!!
You cease to amaze me JT. Since I have never seen or heard a dog shittin in a bucket. I can sure as hell take your word for it. Great new addition to your ever growing collection.
You have ceased to amaze me. I like that you bartered for the loader tractor, although I’m disappointed you let go of the 2010. But I’m a JD man. But a great video hornets and all.
Having an 8-N, an NAA, or Ferguson around for little jobs is a good idea. This one runs and doesn't knock. You're well on your way. Replace that generator with a one wire alternator while you're throwing money at it.
Wow JT brought back some happy memories of the old Grey Ferguson we had on the farm. It ran on petrol and paraffin or TVO as it was called ( Tractor vaporising Oil). You used to start it on petrol, then when engine was warm turn tap over to the tvo tank but leave it running all day as tvo was cheap. Hope you work the JT magic on this old girl.🇺🇸🇬🇧👍
When you introduced that forklift to the channel i thought to myself youd hardly use that thing. Wow was i ever wrong woth that. That old forklift has to be one of the most valuable tools you have on your operation.
I've been thinking about this one for a few days ... I think you are right. Put that loader onto a huskier tractor. Clean this one up and send it down the road to a happy collector.
Cool find its worth fixing. If that tractor was factory yellow its probably pretty rare and i would paint it back yellow otherwise it would just be solid gray.
JT, it would be cool to see you do the Ferguson TO-35 in MF red, that would be so cool. Maybe the loader off the TO-35 might work on the MF-165, but I thinking maybe not. You might be better looking for a loader that would fit the 165 and finish the TO-35. It would also be cool to see you paint the "Mr. Lifter"!! LOL!!
Those old TOs and 8Ns are sweet little tractor. I am sure even if you do not keep the loader on it, there will be a use for it. Looking forward to this project.
Fine old machine. I have a Model 50 (Perkins Diesel) with MF 100 loader. It also has a front pump. The hi-low range speeds are superb IMHO. Good luck…👍
It’s not a bad little tractor, not the greatest loader tractor in my opinion, due to no power steering, short wheelbase and light in the rear, but it’s yours and you can do whatever you want. I do like your idea about a loader on your little Massey, you already have and know. The design of the old loader is less than ideal and not the most streamlined. Be interesting to see what you find inside the little Massey, I think the hunt for a decent loader tractor continues. Thanks for the Videos, JT. I’m down by Ann Arbor and it was hot in the neighborhood this week. Hopefully the crops are enjoying the weather and occasional rain. Have a Good Weekend.
Nice to see that green thing go, you'll love that to35 once you get her sorted out. I've got 2 to30's that definitely earn their keep along side my 165...
Hey JT Nice deal for the M-F 35. I've had my 1959 M-F 50 for 27 years now wouldn't get rid of it for anything; I had to put a shifter fork in mine as well I couldn't get a new one so I had to get a used one. Since I was going to that I went ahead put in new piston rings valve stem seals, & did a valve job on it; Along with a Pertronix electronic ignition in not to mention new tires. seat cushion, & rewired the whole baby along with putting in a rear remote hydraulic switch in. Of course the later Items came after awhile; Oh and a vertical exhaust on as well. If You end up keeping M-F 35 the one thing you'll like about a gasser is how easy they start up during the winter, & those Z134 Continental engines are very reliable. Mine has the M-H-F stamp marks on it as well, & I believe they had them till the early 60's. I did notice your 35 has wheel weights for the loader so it looks like it came with the loader when it was new. Again nice job getting home , & running. GET THAT MAN A BEER🍺🍻!
JT if it helps you in the future. We cut holes in the end of the forks that way you could use a couple Clevis to hook the chain to. Or if you hook the chain like you had in the video you can put pins in the holes so the chain couldn’t slide off. Plus we would use a 3pt lower pin to bolt to the fork to move tractors around by going under the drawbar up through the hole and pick up on the tractor and move them around. Just some ideas that always made my life easier when I had to move around dead equipment. Love your channel and keep up the great work.
I own an old TO35 great little tractors, Hope it has power steering with that loader attached, Heads up: I would check the condition of that front axle pivot bushing while you have tractor apart, a lot of pressure on that axle pivot bushing
Excellent video JT :) Ferguson Tea 30 also fix up that tractor it nice small one with loader and you can fix up too! Also nice find too and nice hear Dave across pond has some you want on tractors! Yes Fork lift helps too agree to that JT 👍 👏 👌 😄!
Good Morning J T, Well ya know, that 2010 was a lot better than the TO 35 in my opinion. I once had a TO30 HARRY FERGUSON, it was a great little tractor, but not very big, and not much lifting power, but it never totally let me down. HA😅 , FLUFFY is looking well, she is probably glad that it is finally SUMMER. 😊
I love what you're doing with all these machines. Fixing the new one would be great, maybe putting the loader on the bigger tractor would be a safer unit to use especially if it's that oversized. BUT. I think that amazing forklift is due for some lipstick, even in the commercial yellow, it's factory. That I'd love to see! It's proved its worth and you've said that a few times.... just my thoughts...
I used to own a grey Fergie. '47 or '48 it was. first owner had it repowered with a 3 cylinder diesel conversion in '53 and painted up like a 53 model so it was red and grey. Didn't do much to it as I had too many projects and not enough time and space so I swapped it against much needed Land Rover parts ! Cheers, Ard
JT you might check the front axle pivot pin and bushing. I know on the little Fords it tends to be forgotten there is a grease zerk so the pin wears out the bushing. I was called upon to weld the pivot pin bore because it had gotten egg shaped. I used 7014 and some torch heat. Machinist bored it out to original spec and pressed in new bushing. AL B.
The 35x was first tractor I ended up operating and even though it's small it's good next one I had to operate was a Fordsen major and I had to refurbish the brakes on it because they were worn-out had a loader on it but it was enormous to compare with the 35x but made big difference when you have breakes
we has a NNA Jubilee my grandfather bought new still in active use into the 80s ... these little tractors can still do an honest days work if they are mechanically sound
Nice little project you got there 🙂 I have a 1954 TE-20 (diesel) waiting for a complete fixup. Starts up a little unwilling, but they are known for that. Leaks here and there, and rear tires are like on your TO-35: cracked up and totally worn out 🙂 Hope you end up fixing it. I would love to follow the process.
I'll watch anything you put out as long as it has some mechanical stuff involved. You remind me so much of me back when I was your age. A great sense of humor mixed in with just enough "smart ass". Keep the great content coming. And thanks for not making us listen to some off-beat crappy music.
I think you have lost loader capacities with selling the JD. Maybe rebuild and sell this ferguson to buy a correct loader for the 165, you will retrieve the same workhorse but in red ;)
@@jtsbarnngrill6873would love to have you be a member of FENA Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America. Great club with all the Ferguson info you may need especially with the 35 finding out if it’s suppose to be full on industrial or not. That external air cleaner is interesting definitely not factory.
Might be like a cars ignition. Resister to coil when running. But starter solenoid has a S terminal for full battery voltage by passing the resister when cranking engine. Points can’t handle 14.3 volts steady when running.
I think the loader would be better on the 165, but I would still fix up the 35 as you may be able to sell it, or stick a bin on the back for shifting stuff. I actually leaned to drive at 7 years old on a 35x. ..
Hi JT. Liking all the Massey stuff, Im in Australia and we have lots of Massey 135, 148, 165, 168, 175, 178 etc. So i would be great if you could stuff on them. Keep up the good work
Hi thanks for another interesting video, now we know why the starter sounded like it fell in the bucket after the dog finished L.O.L. If that deal was mine I'd fix it up as cheap as possible hope to sell it on the right side of a profit and go buy a proper loader to fit the 165 or put the money to another better loader tractor project . I've converted loaders to fit different tractors before some were easy some not so. Now the steel and parts costs a fortune to, and that old loaders a pig of a thing on what it fits properly by the looks of it. Take care
Fluffy approves! Engine sounds kinda rough...or maybe that was just that just the mic or the wind. I have a 2n with the flathead, engine just purrs! Also a few of the 3 cylinder big brothers. No idea how i got along without them! That yellow paint? Maybe a county tractor at one time?
I'll go with that Toyota Hilux that Top Gear spent forever trying to destroy. That old truck was in desperate shape many times before it actually kicked the bucket for good.
I think You used to watch a TV show a lot of years back, Sanford and Son LOL I think your yard is building up to what that show was about !!! LOL. Just kidding OK I enjoy watching you get the old stuff up and running.
Nice one j.t. I watch dave . He helped out another TH-cam I watch. By looks off things you got another one. Don't think it's got right fuel tank should have 2 places to fill . Don't think loader will fit your 165. Shame you weren't closer iv got a 165 loader and a 135 cab doing nothing. You might want to go back to that scrapyard to see about that massey he had. But great video as normal all ways great to watch .from Andy in uk
@jtsbarnngrill6873 I believe it should be same as hours over here. Its one tank but one is small for petrol to start it. Then bigger side should bo to take the t.v.o fuel. I forgot got to say in your combin video did you beef up the pump bracket.
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The man will send a John Deere tractor down the road quicker than a step-child off to summer camp!😂
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Lmao
Hey JT , big thanks for the shout out 👍👍👍 if I was more local 😂😂 I’d have a busman’s holiday n come n kick ass with u and a few 🍺🍺 obviously 😂 nice little 35 there ! Good project , will be keen to see progress ! All the best Massey Dave 👍👍 and thanks to any of you subscribers who can follow me and see the stuff we do here the other side of the pond 👍👍👍👍👍
Right on Dave!
Love the TO 35 - I have a green and grey one- grew up operating one, find memories
Got to love the Ford fenders on a Massy Ferguson.
By which I hope you mean, rip them ugly cursed things off. They're probably the reason the shift fork broke ;)
Ha! Very possible 😆😆
I noticed the Ford fenders? I spent a lot of my childhood on a Massey FERGUSON 35. We did a lot of work with that tractor that should’ve been done but we made do! Love all Massey’s. Thano
They are a tough little tractor
We had a 35 special with a Continental engine with a homemade front end loader our dad made and we used that thing for everything.....
It was a great ole tractor for us kids to learn on!!!!
Right on!
You cease to amaze me JT. Since I have never seen or heard a dog shittin in a bucket. I can sure as hell take your word for it. Great new addition to your ever growing collection.
Thanks!
With the beautiful logo on the fenders, you just became my new best friend! 😂😂
Right on 😆😆
From Denmark,
It is always exciting to see what you have found of old Massey
ferguson
It's great that you're so into it, I do too
Thumbs up
Right on! Thanks!
You have ceased to amaze me. I like that you bartered for the loader tractor, although I’m disappointed you let go of the 2010. But I’m a JD man. But a great video hornets and all.
Right on! Thanks!
Having an 8-N, an NAA, or Ferguson around for little jobs is a good idea. This one runs and doesn't knock. You're well on your way. Replace that generator with a one wire alternator while you're throwing money at it.
Definitely! Can’t go wrong with those
Wow! Never heard a starter make a shot moose sound before? Haha! Your awesome JT!
Thanks!
Wow JT brought back some happy memories of the old Grey Ferguson we had on the farm. It ran on petrol and paraffin or TVO as it was called ( Tractor vaporising Oil). You used to start it on petrol, then when engine was warm turn tap over to the tvo tank but leave it running all day as tvo was cheap.
Hope you work the JT magic on this old girl.🇺🇸🇬🇧👍
Oh will!! It’ll be good as new!
When you introduced that forklift to the channel i thought to myself youd hardly use that thing. Wow was i ever wrong woth that. That old forklift has to be one of the most valuable tools you have on your operation.
Right! I use that almost every day lol
Those are decent little tractors I know a old man who uses a to-35 to cut his lawn I believe he told me his was a 60’ model that he bought in 72’
Nice! That would be a good job for it!
That little tractor will be as handy as a pocket on a shirt. Looking forward to the repair video. Thx
Thanks 👍
Its nice you were able to help a friend and get rid of the deere all at the same time keep up the good work M-H-F
Thanks 👍
What a little gem JT! Nice find! At least it’s the right color for your fleet!
You got that right!
Or will be very soon 😉
Morning JT nice little project there some JT magic on it and away we go ❤stay safe out there sir 👍
Thanks 👍
I've been thinking about this one for a few days ... I think you are right. Put that loader onto a huskier tractor. Clean this one up and send it down the road to a happy collector.
Right on
Cool find its worth fixing. If that tractor was factory yellow its probably pretty rare and i would paint it back yellow otherwise it would just be solid gray.
That’s what I was thinking!
When Fluffy did the cat scan, I'm sure she had some doubts
I think she did
That "cat scan" showed a busted starter housing! Order a new one of those!
Nice little find .that hood rolling forward makes it nice to work on . Massey red😁 . 👍 Great video JT , keep them coming
Thanks, will do!
JT, it would be cool to see you do the Ferguson TO-35 in MF red, that would be so cool. Maybe the loader off the TO-35 might work on the MF-165, but I thinking maybe not. You might be better looking for a loader that would fit the 165 and finish the TO-35. It would also be cool to see you paint the "Mr. Lifter"!! LOL!!
Right! I need to get that one painted up nice!
Chalk up another one for the massey whisperer 😅😊
Great video as usual!
Thanks!
Another great video. Interesting to follow this new project👌
Right on!
Those old TOs and 8Ns are sweet little tractor. I am sure even if you do not keep the loader on it, there will be a use for it. Looking forward to this project.
Right on!
well friends, good to see another saved and to spend some time with you all, thanks for sharing enjoy all your video's
Thanks 👍
I wonder how many people know, just how much they owe Harry Ferguson; even the JD guys. What a great find, JT!
That is very true!
Btw, I think the 165 would be perfect recipient of the bucket. Then Fergie could be show-only.
Be kind to women too! 👍👍👍 Cool tractor JT! Can´t wait to see that ol girl running again! 🤠👍
You and me both!
Cool little project, I just picked up a non running 9n for fun. Always looking forward to the next upload. 👍👍
More to come! Thanks!
Fine old machine. I have a Model 50 (Perkins Diesel) with MF 100 loader. It also has a front pump. The hi-low range speeds are superb IMHO. Good luck…👍
Very cool!
Pick up a 35 myself couple of weeks ago- little newer than yours- got a 3 cylinder diesel in it- great find
Oooh! That’s a nice one
It’s not a bad little tractor, not the greatest loader tractor in my opinion, due to no power steering, short wheelbase and light in the rear, but it’s yours and you can do whatever you want. I do like your idea about a loader on your little Massey, you already have and know. The design of the old loader is less than ideal and not the most streamlined. Be interesting to see what you find inside the little Massey, I think the hunt for a decent loader tractor continues. Thanks for the Videos, JT. I’m down by Ann Arbor and it was hot in the neighborhood this week. Hopefully the crops are enjoying the weather and occasional rain. Have a Good Weekend.
Thanks! She was a hot one up here!
Nice to see that green thing go, you'll love that to35 once you get her sorted out. I've got 2 to30's that definitely earn their keep along side my 165...
Right on!
FYI that was a 12v system from the factory. Great little tractor when it's done.
Thanks for the info!
Great video JT, anything you work on is fine , 👍🏻
Right on!
When you go to paint it take it back to its original color. I like the yellow.
I do too!
Hey JT Nice deal for the M-F 35. I've had my 1959 M-F 50 for 27 years now wouldn't get rid of it for anything; I had to put a shifter fork in mine as well I couldn't get a new one so I had to get a used one. Since I was going to that I went ahead put in new piston rings valve stem seals, & did a valve job on it; Along with a Pertronix electronic ignition in not to mention new tires. seat cushion, & rewired the whole baby along with putting in a rear remote hydraulic switch in. Of course the later Items came after awhile; Oh and a vertical exhaust on as well. If You end up keeping M-F 35 the one thing you'll like about a gasser is how easy they start up during the winter, & those Z134 Continental engines are very reliable. Mine has the M-H-F stamp marks on it as well, & I believe they had them till the early 60's. I did notice your 35 has wheel weights for the loader so it looks like it came with the loader when it was new. Again nice job getting home , & running. GET THAT MAN A BEER🍺🍻!
Will do! My 165 had the gas Perkins motors, good starter and not bad on fuel!
JT if it helps you in the future. We cut holes in the end of the forks that way you could use a couple Clevis to hook the chain to. Or if you hook the chain like you had in the video you can put pins in the holes so the chain couldn’t slide off. Plus we would use a 3pt lower pin to bolt to the fork to move tractors around by going under the drawbar up through the hole and pick up on the tractor and move them around. Just some ideas that always made my life easier when I had to move around dead equipment. Love your channel and keep up the great work.
Thanks for the tips!
You can also bolt a tow ball on the fork and move trailers
Liking the little pinky when the front loader is on…
I own an old TO35 great little tractors,
Hope it has power steering with that loader attached,
Heads up: I would check the condition of that front axle pivot bushing while you have tractor apart, a lot of pressure on that axle pivot bushing
Thanks for the tip! This one doesn’t have PS unfortunately
Nice job dude ive been watching you for awhile now and im happy to see you able to expand and improve, keep up the good work dude
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Think I said when you bought it you’d wonder how you managed before the forklift 👍 they are so useful
Bingo! I’d be lost without that
Excellent addition to the fleet and Fluffy approved. I think you need a front end loader so the question kinda answers itself.
Good call! 😉
Great video JT 💯 always love to see things getting fixed up 😊👍....
Thanks 👍
Thanks jt that made my Friday night 👍i am sure you make something beautiful out of here cheers from down under 🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job Fluffy
Thanks! 😄
Fluffy's the best!
Great content JT have a great weekend 👍
Thanks, you too!
Excellent video JT :) Ferguson Tea 30 also fix up that tractor it nice small one with loader and you can fix up too! Also nice find too and nice hear Dave across pond has some you want on tractors! Yes Fork lift helps too agree to that JT 👍 👏 👌 😄!
Right on!
Nice tractor and a great project. Loved my Ferguson 40, sorry I sold it years ago.
Right on!
Glad it didn't damage the hood to bad when it fell!
Right!
Good Morning J T, Well ya know, that 2010 was a lot better than the TO 35 in my opinion. I once had a TO30 HARRY FERGUSON, it was a great little tractor, but not very big, and not much lifting power, but it never totally let me down. HA😅 , FLUFFY is looking well, she is probably glad that it is finally SUMMER. 😊
Right on! The 2010 is twice what this is, but I wanted to help a friend out 😉
Fix her up buddy she’s worth it I love your content would be a nice little handy tractor to have around I wouldn’t put the loader on it tho
Right on!
Hi JT in the little time that you have had that forklift it sure has payed for it self....keep up the good work
That has been the best investment I’ve ever made lol
I love what you're doing with all these machines. Fixing the new one would be great, maybe putting the loader on the bigger tractor would be a safer unit to use especially if it's that oversized. BUT. I think that amazing forklift is due for some lipstick, even in the commercial yellow, it's factory. That I'd love to see! It's proved its worth and you've said that a few times.... just my thoughts...
I’ll be polishing up that forklift in the near future 😉
Thanks for posting JT
You bet
Good J T . You got the massey ferguson fixed up .
You bet!
The old Massey Forkuson sure comes in handy even if it's the wrong color.
It sure does!
I used to own a grey Fergie. '47 or '48 it was. first owner had it repowered with a 3 cylinder diesel conversion in '53 and painted up like a 53 model so it was red and grey. Didn't do much to it as I had too many projects and not enough time and space so I swapped it against much needed Land Rover parts !
Cheers, Ard
That’ll happen. I’m starting to get too many projects lol
JT you might check the front axle pivot pin and bushing. I know on the little Fords it tends to be forgotten there is a grease zerk so the pin wears out the bushing. I was called upon to weld the pivot pin bore because it had gotten egg shaped. I used 7014 and some torch heat. Machinist bored it out to original spec and pressed in new bushing. AL B.
Right on! I’ll look for that
The 35x was first tractor I ended up operating and even though it's small it's good next one I had to operate was a Fordsen major and I had to refurbish the brakes on it because they were worn-out had a loader on it but it was enormous to compare with the 35x but made big difference when you have breakes
Right on!
JT,
The MF forklift sure runs a lot smoother. Did you work the carb over?
The pink paint on your new project may need some love.
Thanks, Boe 🍻🍻
She’s just getting better the more I use it. 😉
we has a NNA Jubilee my grandfather bought new still in active use into the 80s ... these little tractors can still do an honest days work if they are mechanically sound
Right! They are a tough little tractor
Nice little project you got there 🙂
I have a 1954 TE-20 (diesel) waiting for a complete fixup. Starts up a little unwilling, but they are known for that. Leaks here and there, and rear tires are like on your TO-35: cracked up and totally worn out 🙂
Hope you end up fixing it. I would love to follow the process.
Right on! I’m sure I will 😉
I'll watch anything you put out as long as it has some mechanical stuff involved. You remind me so much of me back when I was your age. A great sense of humor mixed in with just enough "smart ass". Keep the great content coming. And thanks for not making us listen to some off-beat crappy music.
Right on! I appreciate that, I’ll try to keep the music to a minimum
A tip i know you probably already do this but i would recommend using non ethanol or premium to save your carb
For sure!
I love your channel jt keep up good work. love farming vidoes
Thanks! I appreciate that!
The forklift will save years of wear and tear on your back. You will definitely have to make sure you produce some content giving it some love.
It will, it’s too handy to have in the shop for too long lol
Hello everyone great vidéo jt's and good new loader tractor
Thanks 👍
I think you have lost loader capacities with selling the JD. Maybe rebuild and sell this ferguson to buy a correct loader for the 165, you will retrieve the same workhorse but in red ;)
I agree! Would like loader on the 165!
Looks to be a nice project 👍
Thanks!
Great project 👍
Thanks!
That shifter more than likely just needs the pin put back in it. I have a ton and the pin likes to fall out. Luckily I have never lost the pin!
Right on! Maybe!
JT since you have the tractor might as well repair it and paint it then see what it will bring. Who knows maybe you’ll like it. Just thinking out loud
I am thinking I’ll do that
12:25 i jumped! it'll buff out..... I hope the eye hook welds aren't indicative of the other loader welds!
31:58 I think you can hear grinding on the video when the engine starts earlier...
I hope the rest holds up! Yeah, that starter was bad immediately
That has original good year suregrip tires from the 50’s. To try and keep them in storage if you can. I would buy them.
Right on
@@jtsbarnngrill6873would love to have you be a member of FENA Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America. Great club with all the Ferguson info you may need especially with the 35 finding out if it’s suppose to be full on industrial or not. That external air cleaner is interesting definitely not factory.
Go ahead with the little loader tractor.
Will do
Yes Massey Dave is a 1200/1250 specialist. Nothing he doesn't know or can't do with those models in particular.
Right on!
Might be like a cars ignition. Resister to coil when running. But starter solenoid has a S terminal for full battery voltage by passing the resister when cranking engine. Points can’t handle 14.3 volts steady when running.
Right on
I think the loader would be better on the 165, but I would still fix up the 35 as you may be able to sell it, or stick a bin on the back for shifting stuff.
I actually leaned to drive at 7 years old on a 35x. ..
Right on! That loader may end up on the 165
Oeps another project.😮
Time for a beer.🍻🏜
Greetings and a nice weekend.
Thanks, you too!
JT The starter was probably a 6 v .same thing happened to our to30 when we changed it to 12v ,if I remember right was able to get a 12v for it.
Right on!
Hi JT. Liking all the Massey stuff, Im in Australia and we have lots of Massey 135, 148, 165, 168, 175, 178 etc. So i would be great if you could stuff on them. Keep up the good work
Sounds great!
Hi thanks for another interesting video, now we know why the starter sounded like it fell in the bucket after the dog finished L.O.L. If that deal was mine I'd fix it up as cheap as possible hope to sell it on the right side of a profit and go buy a proper loader to fit the 165 or put the money to another better loader tractor project . I've converted loaders to fit different tractors before some were easy some not so. Now the steel and parts costs a fortune to, and that old loaders a pig of a thing on what it fits properly by the looks of it. Take care
Right on!
Love the new project JT!!
Thanks!
Fix it very interesting
Fluffy approves! Engine sounds kinda rough...or maybe that was just that just the mic or the wind. I have a 2n with the flathead, engine just purrs! Also a few of the 3 cylinder big brothers. No idea how i got along without them! That yellow paint? Maybe a county tractor at one time?
She was running quite rich
Good stuff JT !
Thanks 👍
Rebuild, Rebuild, Rebuild,,rare piece.
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😢Jt there isn't anything you can't fix. Love the quick attach loader. Betting its just a pin out of the shifter.😂😂😂
Thanks! I give it my best shot!
I'll go with that Toyota Hilux that Top Gear spent forever trying to destroy. That old truck was in desperate shape many times before it actually kicked the bucket for good.
I like the custom Ford fenders lol
Right!
I think You used to watch a TV show a lot of years back, Sanford and Son LOL I think your yard is building up to what that show was about !!! LOL.
Just kidding OK I enjoy watching you get the old stuff up and running.
Ha! My wife says that too lol
Hey JT. Gravel/stone was a great move! Looks good and NO mud. So is one gonna be called the massey former or little forker?
Stone was the best move I made here!
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 hey. Seeing the before and after. Huge difference!
Good ole Massey's. It's got to run fluffy came out gave it cat scan. Another fun video.
Thanks 👍
Seat looks like from an older tractor. All 35s that I have seen had both back and seat cushions.
This may have at one point
58 was a Fabulous year! They made us well😂😂😂
Right on 😆
Same year I was produced! 😅
I just watched a video by Charles Phoenix about a ‘58 Buick Super. Wow
Gotta fix the 35!!!!!!!
Then find a 65!!
Right on!
Love you're channel. Where's a good place to get Massey parts? I have a high crop 65 and wanted to fix some front and issues
I usually get my parts on line for the most part
Nice one j.t. I watch dave . He helped out another TH-cam I watch. By looks off things you got another one. Don't think it's got right fuel tank should have 2 places to fill . Don't think loader will fit your 165. Shame you weren't closer iv got a 165 loader and a 135 cab doing nothing. You might want to go back to that scrapyard to see about that massey he had. But great video as normal all ways great to watch .from Andy in uk
I didnt think of that, I’ll have to check with Wayne on that!
@jtsbarnngrill6873 I believe it should be same as hours over here. Its one tank but one is small for petrol to start it. Then bigger side should bo to take the t.v.o fuel. I forgot got to say in your combin video did you beef up the pump bracket.