I just got a new to me 1966 140. I was told it hadn't been started for 6-8 years. After about a day and a half I was able to get it running. You're right in the fact that there's not much sweeter sound than hearing them run for the first time in long time. Keep up the good work.
Always a great feeling when one cackles to life after being apart! I'm looking for a head for my 450 currently, be awhile before it comes back to life. I bought a new set of 16.9's for the 450 and a set of 14.9's for the 400. Now to get the tractors back up and going!
Lol sorry for taking so long, work has been ridiculous and interfering with my tractor time! I repaired the crack in the top of the radiator earlier today, next video of her will be testing all the gears and the t/a!
@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335 it’s all good, just busting your chops. I figured normal life stuff was taking up your time. Appreciate the videos man!
During the initial cranking, I could hear what sounded possibly like a bit of a valve hang, not sure if it was coming from exhaust or intake... Replay this video during your initial cranking and you will hear It.
@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335 naw,,, it's a sort of a "huffing" sound that is heard during one cylinders compression stroke. Listen again & you will hear it... It doesn't sound like a major leak, & it's likely that it could clear up on its own. Best wishes!
That power steering does not have slop in it. That is the way that torque motor works when it is running oil pressure applied to that torque motor will eliminate what you think is play there. That's how it gets power steering
I've got a 450 myself that needs restoration. See you have an M&W governor. But your intake/exhaust manifold isn't correct for a 450 thats the older M manifold. Does the tractor have the C-281 engine block casting?
Yeah someone replaced the exhaust manifold with this one before I got it but yeah its stamped C-281 The technical original was a 3 rib design on some but 90% of the replacements are like the style thats on there now. An lp version can be used, which can add a tad of power as well!
Sounds great those are beautiful tractors . She's going to be beautiful .
Oh yeah shes gonna be a looker very soon!
I just got a new to me 1966 140. I was told it hadn't been started for 6-8 years. After about a day and a half I was able to get it running. You're right in the fact that there's not much sweeter sound than hearing them run for the first time in long time. Keep up the good work.
Its definitely a great feeling to hear them come back to life! Congrats on the 140!
Good to hear her take a breath and live for another day. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a blessed day.
Thank you!
Always a great feeling when one cackles to life after being apart! I'm looking for a head for my 450 currently, be awhile before it comes back to life. I bought a new set of 16.9's for the 450 and a set of 14.9's for the 400. Now to get the tractors back up and going!
Theres was a guy on Facebook market place selling one for around $350 the other night. Maraquins ATV I believe.
Thanks for the heads up!@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335
I’ve been waiting for a new video. I’ve about burnt through all your older videos. Please keep’em coming!!! Nice to hear that sucker run!
Lol sorry for taking so long, work has been ridiculous and interfering with my tractor time! I repaired the crack in the top of the radiator earlier today, next video of her will be testing all the gears and the t/a!
@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335 it’s all good, just busting your chops. I figured normal life stuff was taking up your time. Appreciate the videos man!
Your videos are very helpful 🇺🇸🎬📽️
Well thank you! I do my best!
During the initial cranking, I could hear what sounded possibly like a bit of a valve hang, not sure if it was coming from exhaust or intake...
Replay this video during your initial cranking and you will hear It.
The starter hangs up a tad, thats most likely what you heard. Its not the correct starter for the 450.
@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335 naw,,, it's a sort of a "huffing" sound that is heard during one cylinders compression stroke. Listen again & you will hear it...
It doesn't sound like a major leak, & it's likely that it could clear up on its own.
Best wishes!
That power steering does not have slop in it. That is the way that torque motor works when it is running oil pressure applied to that torque motor will eliminate what you think is play there. That's how it gets power steering
Gotcha, thanks for the info! Its always appreciated!
I have 5 of them an a 400 . 4fiddy is my favorite Farmall of all time
@tbishop6726 you have excellent taste! Yeah I agree about the 450s!
With you as it's physician I had no doubt it would come back alive
Well thank you! 😊
YESSS! 🔥🔥 That gas IV looks like it's lifted straight from the hospital 😂 covid surplus or something ...
I know , right lol Thats been a handy little fuel tank for alot of projects so far!
I've got a 450 myself that needs restoration. See you have an M&W governor. But your intake/exhaust manifold isn't correct for a 450 thats the older M manifold. Does the tractor have the C-281 engine block casting?
Yeah someone replaced the exhaust manifold with this one before I got it but yeah its stamped C-281
The technical original was a 3 rib design on some but 90% of the replacements are like the style thats on there now. An lp version can be used, which can add a tad of power as well!
Sounds good glad you got it running.
Thanks man!
first time viewer............you had me at BOURBON, and the tractor porn!!
Hopefully you subscribed as well! 😉 Welcome to the channel!
@@bourbonbeertractorsandprep9335 Heck yah .......I did subscribe, nice teaser at the end with a little drive! JD 12 year while watching.
i could use that extension on my 1586 lol
For sure! It definitely makes life much easier lifting them up!