How to Rebuild a Farmall Engine: Step-By-Step Instructions for an H, M, 300, 350, 400, 450 and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Follow these steps to complete an in-frame engine rebuild on your own Farmall tractor. These techniques apply to a Farmall H, Super H, M, Super M, 300 and 400 series, McCormick W and O series and International I series tractors.
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Rachel reminds me of my Daughter! She was my best buddy growing up, unafraid to help me build a house, work on my tractors, trucks, and cars. She has all her own tools and uses them!!!
Wish I found a Real Woman like that to Marry but alas they are so very rare. SIGH.
Society needs these kind of women
I spent the last year helping out a friend in the home restoration/construction business, he was overwhelmed with work, with very few qualified workers, yet his two daughters (both teenagers), and his wife, were out there, framing walls, hanging/taping drywall, repairing roofs, pulling/installing cables, digging trenches, painting, tiling, the whole nine yards (including laying foundations)...it was a joy to work with them...a great family...
That's what I'd call a Dad "WIN"...
Wow! She is extremely rare! 99.99% Girls today are feminists and want to get online and trash men and brag about their conquests!
TH-camrs take note, THIS is how you make instructional mechanical content. Incredible explanations and details, yet nothing unnecessary or annoying. Everything is right to the point like it should be.
I dont live on a farm, or anywhere near a farm, nor do i need a tractor... but this video gives me great PRIDE and JOY to watch this nice woman repair this machine! Keep up the good work! Thank you,
Just received my rebuild kit. Now I'm going on ebay and find a tractor.
LOL!
😂
You can borrow ours !
But its not a farmall but a massey....
And our massey is verry messy not as sparkly clean as this one and is running with a broken head for 4 years now 😅
@@deborahmeijer9697 well u know they built it good😂
@@lanewayne8654 you bet !!!
I don't own a tractor but I really enjoyed the video anyway.
young lady you are A better mechanic then the ones i know good job keep it up
i don't have a farmall tractor and never will, but i'm subscribing because it's just great to see a capable woman for once. she's not dolled up and wearing Daisy Dukes, just getting in there and getting the job done. with all the horrible things going on, this is the brightest point in my week so far
Will I ever rebuild a tractor engine? No. Will I watch this whole video anyway? Hell yes.
Rachel has officially become a "legend" with the making of this video.
First time I ever watched a Gal pull an engine apart. Great job. Glad to watch this.
Happened on your Videos from "Recommendations" I do have to say I'm Impressed with the knowledge clearly behind the scenes the natural talent and ease Rachel Presents. I do cringe a bit thinking about what my shop teacher would say about the Hair-Especially pushing it back during the vids- the idea of getting caught-It was a relief seeing she does pull it back into a ponytail. Rachel has a talent for communication and could stand there in a full hoody rain slicker and still get her point across Proficiently. You did inspire me to purchase a 1956 ford 601 Series Workmaster/w Loader It's being delivered literally today- I wouldn't have EVER considered one that OLD before. I have torn down and Rebuilt many newer larger machines and I can say it's all in the Detail and from Production to Personality to Knowledge to Product- Your's is an impression of Quality.
Thats's America right there, Pretty smart well trained oily young women showing us how its done. Classic American Tractor, First class instruction on how to rebuild your Farmall. What a pleasure to watch. Thanks
Wasn't it great when engines were made to be worked on?!
Nowaday all the cars are so complicated more electronics more shitty things the good old cars will last way longer *build to last*
@@Jan_372 😂
Some things can be a pain in the ass
@@mechanic4744 Old cars are built very poorly compared to new ones. New ones can last for hundreds of thousands of miles with basic maintenance. There were no good old cars. Electronics are easy to replace and repair as well.
@@nicholastuttle2445 Well, it is not a rule. There are many old cars that have already driven 500 000km and many new ones that are as fragile as shit. Obviously, the new cars are safer and more comfortable, but they are really complicated to repair and less reliable
Lighting is much better compared to earlier videos, much appreciated!
I just love watching competent people do interesting work.
These videos are SO well made!
Everything is explained clearly. Not too fast, not too slow. Enough detail but not too much. Good practices with the right tools.
Rachel Gingell is a world class teacher.
Awesome video- would be excellent for a High School small engine class. I taught auto shop for 30 years. It was great to have girls in class because they didn't know it all -and followed directions!
Great video! Your videos continue to get better every time, and they give me the confidence to work on my own tractor. Thank you!
Enjoyed this Soo much. Loved the Dyno test. Also thought the oil weight explation was necessary. Engine oil has come a long way since that ole girl was born.👍
About time!!! Beautiful tractor...beautiful woman! Incredible intelligent woman made me so happy to look forward to rebuilding my tractor! So smart and informative.🙏😊
I always use a little dab of grease on the keepers to keep them stuck to the valves.... helps avoid the pinched finger when you release the spring compressor.
Very useful tutorials for individuals who are interested to learn about tractors repair. Thank you Rachel.
SPEECHLESS !! Fantastic tutorial 😁👍👍👍👍
First video I watched from this Amazing Lady she got me hooked. Now I need a farmall tracktor and a piece of land to start farming. Thank you very much.
Woww... A cute girl working on a tractor!!! What could be more awesome than this??
I don't have a tractor, but the basics of the tractor engine are the same as my classic car, so am learning from here, well made and edited video, very knowledgeable mechanic, explains the steps really well. keep em coming.
Rachel. This has to be one of your best ever videos. Everything was clear, precise and very well explained. A thoroughly professional job.
I loved how you managed to do the whole job without getting your lovely blue shirt too dirty.
I also liked how you tied back your beautiful blonde hair back when necessary.
Can't wait for your next video.
colm one,,,,,,,,,very astute observations............i had the same ones.......
Does anyone else find this comment a bit creepy?
Creepy.
I'm not a farmer, nor a tractor owner operator but I now know how to fix that particular tractor. Great video!
Your knowledge and presentation skills are extraordinary. Love your videos. I don't own a tractor but you make working on them look fun!
I have been watching you for a few years now,, you got more talent ,than a lots guys love to watch all your videos ,,keep up the good work !!!!
This was the exact video I have been searching for! Thanks so much for taking the time and putting in the effort to make this video! I appreciate the knowledge and tutorial 🍻
I play video games, I do IT work and am an Engineer, I still sat thru this completely enthralled.. you never know when I might need to fix someone else's tractor.
Very nice to the point video excellent grammar excellent use of terms I thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed this video very knowledgeable
George Womack ... She misspoke a couple times. Not the end of the world. The cover atop the head is not a tappet cover. When she spoke about generator removal, she said she would remove the bolts and push the generator forward. I was seriously eyeballing that to see how it worked. When she did it, she didn't push it forward, she pushed it inward. Again, far from the end of the world, but it was a distraction. Overall, an excellent job of demonstrating how to do an in-frame refresh. I wish she had shown an examination of the valve train operation before removing the rocker shaft. Flat cam lobes have created havoc for people in the past and probably will continue to do so until Musk replaces all IC engines.
@@JW...-oj5iw Please.... get a life
George Womack ... Well, well, well. You are the wittiest person on the Tube. "get a life". Oooh, burn!!!
That brain of yours could power a starship. "get a life". I feel like Bill Murray in Ghostbusters. "Get her!" "That was your plan?" "Get her!"
Whatever
Phenomenal. Great talent. Perfect way to build a customer base. Consider me one.
Damn girl, so what do you want on your sandwich ? You got this I'll go make myself useful :o
LMAO , wear an apron too please.
bruh she does what daddy tells her....but its not like shes dumb she knows her stuff
You are very very great teacher. You show us every thing what we do.
brb, buying parts for a tractor i dont own.
*stares distantly*
Muuusst....buy...tractor...
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Very nice video Rachel ! One of the best ,if not the best walk through on rebulding the engine being talked about if its a car,truck ,bike or what ever. Nice to see someone who actually knows what they are talking about. Subscribed!
Instructive video well done and interesting thank you
DANG SHE IS A AMAZING .. BEAUTIFUL LADY AND SMART HARD WORKING NOT SCARED OF GETTING DIRTY.. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AND VIDEOS GOD BLESS
Rachel, awesome video, you know your stuff. Not to nitpick but maybe fine tune...... you used a digital caliper, not a micrometer to measure the crank journal. But you knew that already! :-) One of the best mechanical video presentations I have ever seen. Well done!
18:07. And she has a good sense of humor too :P
I'm a Master auto tech, I just shared this because I've worked with few women in my end of the industry and this woman is very impressive and is a perfect example of why it's not something that it's not an industry that shouldn't be ignored by women. I want to promote what I do, it's a great living. I'm in (now, formerly in Philly) suburbs of Philadelphia
Thank you sooo very much for making this easy to follow video. I will surely re-watch it when i rebuild the engine on my dad's W4.
I spun one on a lathe? You can make one if you want? Oh sure let me go to the garage and dust off the old lathe! I don't even have a tractor and I'm watching your videos! And I do want one of those tools you make! You are such an incredible young lady, I pray my son runs into a young lady exactly like you!
Dispite of " gettin yer hands on a farmall in these lands overseas", its REALLY marvellous to see the basics of mechanics shown by such nice Hands. Well done, thanx!
Go Girl.. That's a old Tractor. Looks like fun
Wow! where was a girl like this 40 years ago lol... so refreshing to see
The next time I go to the county fair and see the old tractor exhibit, I’ll appreciate the engineering it took to make these engines. 🏆🥇🥈🥉🏆
Watching this on a nice Sunday mornin............
This tractor is painted red before this video even the V-belt is painted :D
the woman or girl is fakeed for show like the traktor. look: no bold is stuck. oilpan is emty an towelt out. the hole explain on parts is too fluied. (sorry for my english, my origin is german)
Steps were left out of the video for the time frame I did hear her mention a valve as being a guide but we're only human.
It's pleasant to watch pretty people do stuff
I learn so much from this channel
Im impressed 39 mins and i can rebuild the would. Keep up the work young girl. May be president one day. God knows some one will need to fix this mess we are in.
I built a 1940 FARMAL A. about 3 years ago.Turned out really well. Hardest part was getting the wiring in the electric correct in the switch box.
Howdy Rachel, Adding anti-seize to hot threads is very helpful on a next disassembly: spark plugs & manifold hardware. Cheers, FanBelt32
I am so impressed with her knowledge and abilities!
That’s shocking, didn’t know it was possible to rebuild an engine or do any engine work for that matter without getting covered in oil. Great video 👍🏻
fully agree Elliot. I think the real mechanics were not filmed.
she had it rolling good work girl
A great presentation by a young professional mechanic. I am about to commence rebuilding my IH 434 and this was very good motivation.
absolutely fantastic! here in england we dont see many girls..ladies working on tractors! makes a change to see them getting their hands dirty..its without saying that you know your onions... very very interesting... please try to get more ladies into this work then we men can spend more time in the pub... well done ..! all the best from mother england..!
Not sure I believe that tractor hasn't been apart before. That manifold came off too easily.
The tractor has clearly been previously restored. The thing would be a dull brick red--certainly not popping red with clear-coat. That much attention to a paint job is typically accompanied by a good deal of wrench spinning.
If you look at the top of the rocker cover gasket after she removes it (for the first time) you can see dust and debris left from when it was removed 10 minutes earlier.
And the red paint on the belt. This thing was prior dissambled and beautified
blue smoke and a pressure drop on test are classic signs of more serious trouble good instructional vid
so damn cute, so very mechanically talented and those vowels.. I haven't' heard vowels like that since i last saw my cousins from Rockford. What an amazing young woman and a great camera presence
very knowledgeble whoever gets her is a very lucky man.
Why do these tractors always have a $5.00 krylon shine and silver over spray on the tires lol.
Because not everyone cares about. Paint being pretty, its an agricultural tool probably just keeping it from rusting
@@cleverkitsune4302 it sits in a barn and is not going to rust away. We took a hood off a 4020 JD and took it to a body shop. Point is its a neat looking tractor and didnt cost alot. Straight sheet metal like that doesn't cost alot to do it right. When i do an in frame rebuild i use a porta power and change the sleaves as well. Same deal there its easy to do it without but not the best
Rebuilt my 1953 H , with this video's explanation.
Well done Rachel! Thanks!
You were using a dial caliper, not a micrometer to measure rod journals. I have watched several of you videos and it clear that you know what you are doing! I am very impressed with your informative videos!!!!
great to see this tractor used to drive one when i was 13 in1967 a bit cold in winter warmed up crank starting it
This young lady is amazing, a rare find for sure !
I know what's wrong with your engine, all the dam bolts are loose.
@infineon1985 LOL, I was noticing that myself. Not a single busted knuckle.
79,420 views. I wonder how many of these viewers actually have a tractor.
Rachel, a useful tip. Tightening goes clockwise and loosening goes anticlockwise.
What you can't see behind the camera is the emergency manicure team.
@@philipknowles8361 I doubt its the tractor that they are watching. Just saying...
I started driving my grandfather's form all at 10 that was the most fun I ever had. 🇺🇸🚜
Looks good. Kinda fun working on the old iron. Not complex, and not terribly fussy on clearances. If a person is going to open it up they may as well order a set of high compression pistons from you guys.
I've just changed my definition on what is sexy, God I need to confess, I've watched this twice.....
Thanks Lady Please keep up the good work
Thank you Rachel, a great commentary, no drama vid ,,,
Locking connecting rods in a vise with no brass jaws.
You ARE AN "EXPERT"!
The paint on that thing is extra ordinary
wow look how easy the motors of yesteryear where to work on, I miss them so much.im in love with her. and the girl is pretty also! great vid y`all.
I love these videos, everything comes apart just like this just like that and there you have it lol. I love the video very informative but my Super H nothing has come off of it just like that. Starting the rebuild process this week!
18:00 "Put it in the freezer so it fit's in my hole" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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This is korea Good explain tractor repair system
Respectively teacher Gingell thank you ^^♥
Your like the Loch Ness monster. We know it exists but we’ve never seen it. I knew I wasn’t crazy. You do exist. A pretty young lady that fixes engines.
OMG! This is THE best video EVER! So Good! I too am in love! Keep up the good work! Thank-you so much for sharing! Dan & Rachel, you are the BEST!
Very good and professional narrative as well as the mechanical expertise. Thanks
Old School Mechanics Love it
She has a very clear voice. It's very easy to listen to her and understand what she's saying. Camera work is also impressive. But what makes it even easier to watch is that she's so incredibly beautiful.
great video, but can you swipe a vertical pull with a laqcuer thinner-rag up the cylinder. take a stick welder or mig and pull a small, fast, non-penetrating surface bead-weld up the cylinder, egg-shaping it. then after its cooled reach down and pull it out with your hand?
yeah, but if she did that somebody would have said she should have used a liner puller . ya' just can't please everybody..........
Useful information & resources! Looking forward to ordering through your website & using your informative videos for some guidance. Been a few yrs since I’ve wrenched on older tractors so…
Excellent video once again!
I enjoyed watching your restro video your skill as a teacher is good thumbs up 👍
I could have used this 15 years ago when I had my H. Great vid!
Wish there had been an explanation of wet vs dry sleeve. I have no idea. But Great video. High quality, knowledgeable, pleasant.
Wet sleeve has coolant flowing around it. Dry sleeve does not.
@@bteamshorts TY was wondering that myself
Dan, you are living brother!
I don't know how I got here... I was watching Cleetus and Abom79... I don't own a Corvette, G&E shaper, or a tractor. I like the way you talk
Raised on a small farm is Shannon County Missouri. Worked on all kinds things. Never rebuilt an engine. Interesting as the dickens. Your skill covers the spectrum, including talking and prettiness.
Ain't nothing sexier than a slender, capable, and intelligent woman. Add pretty and you're cookin' with gas.
I love your videos I love machines I do a small engine repairs
Old timers valve grinder... I used to buy some valve lapping compound at my local auto parts store, then used the valve and a cordless drill for lapping the faces. If you put the same valve back in the hole you lapped, you're almost guaranteed a good seal... Not the "correct" way to do it, but for folks like me, (poor), it works well ;-)
Thanks new on the Farmall scene got me a 47 h... I will be looking for more videos