Wow the shop has got to be so nice. Working in and out of the elimints. Looks like you have it well lit and plenty of space to work on tractors equipment. Concrete floor is a game changer. Great to see Ole red running top notch.
You've come a long way, the first video I watched the combine back wheels were off the ground, now you have your own farm. I think you are no longer a wanna be farmer, you are a farmer.
Nice sounding machine! My neighbors had nice 706 gasser when I was a kid. I remember my dad tuned it up for them and disked our garden with it. Daddy was heartbroken when they took that tractor, a 160 AC, and a d-14 AC and traded for new 3910 and 4610 Ford tractors. I didn't know you were in Kentucky! I have a good friend over in Olive Hill and one who was from vanceburg, but I've never been to flemingsburg. We're over near Bardstown.
@wannabefarmer6056 that's where I was thinking you were. My wife grew up in Monroe. I learned about you from Bandit, who is trying his best to keep Ohio Oliver green.
@@wannabefarmer6056 I didn't build my farm shop until 6 years ago. I wish I had built it sooner. I spent many years laying outside in the cold and snow working on equipment. Now, when I feel nostalgic, I shovel some snow into my shop to lay in so I feel normal. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously though, I shop is a real blessing! 🙏🙏🙏
That engine sounds good! I remember some of your last videos how it was missing so bad, glad you brought her back to life! I've got an Oliver 770 in the shop, I'm trying to get it back together so I can move it out and get my WD45 in to work on it before time to plant...too many projects!!! I'm really glad you have your own farm now! Shop looks nice!!! Thanks for the update, Shawn, hope you have a good one!
I have always wanted a wd45. I got one running when I was about 12. It was stuck from sitting... Soaked with kerosene and got it broken free. Cleaned the fuel system and charged the battery. She was running great! That week Dad sold it...
Glad to see your at it and doing good, I'm moving to Virginia and will be trying hard to do farming, thanks for the video God bless you and your family 🇺🇸
Sounds great! 263 or 291? Back in the 1980s I had a 706 gas. It was a 263 but when I tore it down for a rebuild I found that it had an M&W overbore kit in it that bumps it up to 291 cubes.
Wow the shop has got to be so nice. Working in and out of the elimints. Looks like you have it well lit and plenty of space to work on tractors equipment. Concrete floor is a game changer. Great to see Ole red running top notch.
Man seeing the 706 running smooth makes me miss ours. 263 always started in the winter!
Great to see you back
You've come a long way, the first video I watched the combine back wheels were off the ground, now you have your own farm. I think you are no longer a wanna be farmer, you are a farmer.
That was the first one I saw, too! Bandit sent me over to watch it!
Nice sounding machine! My neighbors had nice 706 gasser when I was a kid. I remember my dad tuned it up for them and disked our garden with it. Daddy was heartbroken when they took that tractor, a 160 AC, and a d-14 AC and traded for new 3910 and 4610 Ford tractors.
I didn't know you were in Kentucky! I have a good friend over in Olive Hill and one who was from vanceburg, but I've never been to flemingsburg. We're over near Bardstown.
We were originally from Ohio. Just made the move down here last summer.
@wannabefarmer6056 that's where I was thinking you were. My wife grew up in Monroe. I learned about you from Bandit, who is trying his best to keep Ohio Oliver green.
Tractor sounds good! NIce to have a shop to work in, isn't it!
Certainly beats the back porch the driveway and the grass lol
@@wannabefarmer6056 I didn't build my farm shop until 6 years ago. I wish I had built it sooner. I spent many years laying outside in the cold and snow working on equipment. Now, when I feel nostalgic, I shovel some snow into my shop to lay in so I feel normal. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously though, I shop is a real blessing! 🙏🙏🙏
That engine sounds good! I remember some of your last videos how it was missing so bad, glad you brought her back to life! I've got an Oliver 770 in the shop, I'm trying to get it back together so I can move it out and get my WD45 in to work on it before time to plant...too many projects!!! I'm really glad you have your own farm now! Shop looks nice!!! Thanks for the update, Shawn, hope you have a good one!
I have always wanted a wd45. I got one running when I was about 12. It was stuck from sitting... Soaked with kerosene and got it broken free. Cleaned the fuel system and charged the battery. She was running great! That week Dad sold it...
Man im so happy your back. Ive been going to your channel about once a month since you left to make sure i didnt miss a notification on any videos
Glad your back! That 706 sounds smooooth!!
Nice video. Glad to see you back? Do you still have the 706 diesel?
I do still have it. She is an auger queen at the moment. Ta completely out.
@@wannabefarmer6056 are you planning on doing the T/A this year? It would make a interesting video series for sure
It will be this year but not before planting. Possibly next winters project depend on time and funds availability.
Glad to see your at it and doing good, I'm moving to Virginia and will be trying hard to do farming, thanks for the video God bless you and your family 🇺🇸
Looks real nice there
Thanks!!! It is certainly a nice starter farm.
Great sounding 706, impressive shop for sure, thanks for sharing
So glad to see you back
That b275 rebuild is still one of my favorites. You did an excellent job with a MacGyvered shop (being very generous) area when you did that.
Did a great job on a buddy?Keep on rolling
Sounds great! 263 or 291? Back in the 1980s I had a 706 gas. It was a 263 but when I tore it down for a rebuild I found that it had an M&W overbore kit in it that bumps it up to 291 cubes.
Thank you! I wish those kites were still around. This one is a c263.
Get a wide front end so you don’t turn it Oberon slope.