50 YEAR OLD TRACTOR FOUND! WILL IT RUN?! See What Got It Running & Some Real American History PART 1
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- This 50 year old John Deere Tractor was not an easy project but it was one of the most rewarding things to see when it finally started up! Tractors have been a passion of mine since I was a kid so getting these old John Deeres up and running again mean the world to me!
See you on the next one,
-Steve
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Steve would make a good shop teacher
Andrew Ruiz if he didn’t call to many. Snowflakes whiny crybabies. LOL 😂
@@stephenbrown571 that's what makes a good instructor heck if you met my father he raised 10 kid's plus the neighborhood kid's.
I always love trying to start something that’s been sitting for a long time
Very cool. Best thing I've watched during this quarantine business.
Thats cool, Vintage Welding Forever💯💯
Cool ole Tractor,, Lookn forward seeing her run !
Ol kurt. The originator of the phrase. One owner low hour. And once in a lifetime opportunity!
I know a guy in Timblin, PA who still uses those old John Deere tractors for baling Christmas trees. They haul the wagons and balers around.
At the age of 9, I learned how to drive on an early 40's Ford 8N tractor. 'Couple of days later, I was runnin' the brush hog in the back 40!!! I love old tractors bro! Ever watch the Classic Tractor show on RFDTV? My dad was a badass welder. He taught me at a young age to torch weld, stick weld, and repair old radiators with a coat hanger and a torch. Most people today have no idea what it took back in the day to keep things running! Thay's one of the main reasons I love watching what you do. Nothing in your mindset has a five year lifespan... What, no Indian Head gasket sealer???!!!
How cool is that one of the modern tool's that help feed the masses! That is a good visual that kids can learn about how farmer's used a tractor to work the land with a tractor.
Johnny.popprs sit there idling , front end jumpin up & down with every stroke, , gear drive whinning like hell, exhaust sound way cool, pop, pop, pop, pop (JOHNNY POPPER)...from a ol Nebraska Farmer & still a HOT RODDER...HELL YEAH!
Right on!
Love these old John Deere’s... we had one like this on the farm and used it til the early 80’s... finally wore it out I guess! Ours was hand start though! Lol
Crazy how well preserved stuff stays in your climate. Nothing like that up here in Canada. Would be such a blast resurrecting an old piece with you. Your the man Steve! Loving the old school repairs
Love old tractors
Man I love your videos you don’t bs anything
Badass tractor bro I remember when I was a kid growing up my neighbor he had one of those and a crawler and I grew up helping him unload hay and different things then tractors are some of the best and that braising hell yeah I remember back in the day my friend's dad had his own shop and he would braids with coat hangers and it works I'm going to finish this video but hell yeah brother this is badass man got you a good man helping you out👍👍👍👊👊👊✊✊✊
For me I think it’s just the simplicity of them. And that you can’t kill them.
Had a 37 F12 Farmall with a single front wheel that i got from my dad, my son just loved sitting on my lap driving it around with me great memories.
I like Tractors and you make tractors and the history of them even more interesting. I grew up in eastern Canada so we didn’t see many.
I haven’t watched in a week or so
Currently recovering from surgery
Thanks Steve! guys Keep making these awesome videos valuable educational Videos
A lesson of history
Best Wishes in your recovery. There is just something about an old tractor. New Video coming soon!
I appreciate the kind words
Can’t wait to Catch up on the new videos
I be back new and better than ever.
Keep making the world a better place.
History is so important
The way machines changed our quality of life
Deserves our respect ✊
The methods of repair as you and your friend mentioned
Use what you got.
Run what you brought.
I really enjoy making vehicles come to life so I’m enjoying watching this tractor come to life
I’m more fimilar with
1950 -60 John Deere
4010 4020 that my farm friend has here’s in Alberta
So well built still running working
I've never seen a tractor with the spoke wheels like that man that thing is awesome my uncle hasn't old 420 and I love the way that thing sounds when it's running
Sweet...my grand dad has a old John Deere when I get out there love to ride on it ...great vid Steve....👍👍
I grew up with these old John Deeres! I helped my dad rebuild a 1947 John Deere Lindeman Crawler bulldozer that he bought new! I was only about 8 years old but I was born a gearhead and learned a lot from working on it! It had the Magneto and you had to spin the flywheel to start it! Over the years I learned how to tune that thing to where it would start on the first spin of the flywheel! About 10 years ago I had to rebuild the carb and do a lot of other things to it to make it run again after a long nap in my dads barn. The local John Deere dealer was able to order the carb kit , plugs and some other things that it needed and they came in overnight! I don't know if you will remember me, I'm the guy that gave you a hard time for leaving the 67 Chevy truck at Dan's junkyard! I grew up around Chevy trucks too! And I also grew up around Pontiacs and that truck has a Pontiac engine in it! If I had that truck I would keep the Pontiac engine in it and put tri-power on it like the 57 through 66 Pontiacs came with! Did you know that the 50's GMC'S came from the factory with Pontiac V8'S! Put a GMC tailgate and grille in it and say it is a prototype! That GMC was going to put Pontiac V8'S in trucks again in 67 and Pontiac wouldn't sell them the engines! Oh yea, The reason so many guys like the old John Deeres is that them and Harley's sound alike! The little miss between the cylinders firing!
MY Buddy is about 30 years older than me and he has an old 70 horse JD. It has a 4 cyl pony motor that is the starter on it. Cool as can be
Old tractors are cool ! I learned to drive on a then newish 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor. I was 12 and would go to a family friends farm every summer. For a city boy it was heaven and driving a tractor was a dream. It was the 60’s and the farm in northern Ontario didn’t even have running water. I could have cared less , I was all about that tractor .
I know just what your saying Kevin. I experienced myself and it was the greatest times of my young life. I feel it again every time I get on a tractor. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Just KKOOOLL Stuff Steve, Seeyas Thursday n God Bless All.
Thanks Steve, we need more vidoes man!!
Loving the content you guys are putting out.. stay safe y'all
The purpose of the small and large tanks on the John Deere B: The small tank was for gasoline and the larger tank was for kerosene. The engine was started on gasoline and after warming up it was switched over to kerosene for field work. Prior to shutting down the engine it was switched back to gasoline in preparation for the next start. Great old tractor I have spent many hours operating one here on our farm. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Rodney, I appreciate your very helpful knowledge.
I started driving an old hand wheel start in 1972, I was 10. I've cut a lot of hay and ditches on the JD. I know my Dad regretted selling the old girl.
Nice BN! Those roundspokes are desirable!
I inherited a 50 stlyed B from my uncle, its really cool, i just did an antique tractor pull for the first time. Nothing like the sound of a 2cyl popper,
Right on!
@@WelderUpVegas ueah man its badass its in my last video, was a tribute to my uncle
Shorter shorts next time huh? Nice tractor job there bro.❤ Nothing like fixin up the oldies!! Love em!!!👊💪👏
That's badass brother can't wait to see part 2 man that brother knows his shit you got great people helping you out bro that's awesome man can't wait to see this thing fired up sitting for almost fifty years or better pretty crazy man Lowe's tractors I have had my fair share on those when I was young you guys have a good one brother see you Thursday man👍👍👍👍👊👊👊👊✊✊✊
Great job and video guys 👍👍👍🇨🇱
The Casino light!! 😍
We have a John Deere 50 pullin tractor. It’s a lot of fun to get thing that hasn’t ran and make them into something you and a bunch of friends can enjoy. Relatively cheap to build them too
My first project was a 1949 super 27 combine I got it when I was about 12 or 13 and when i got to high school I took it into the ag shop and got it running after it had sat for over 50 years I bet I’ve pulled that carb off 30 times to take it apart and blow it out after all the rust broke loose in the tank I’m 17 now and have many more projects I would like to see you come to kansas so I can give you a tour of our ag shop that is the nicest in the state and one of the best in the country and to come check out some of the projects we have going on
Cool man, what a find.
The suspense!!! Great video Steve. One thing was that I was hoping for a bit more of a walk around in the beginning to see the tractor from all sides because I've never seen one of those before. Thanks! 👌
Cool stuff!
Nice, Iowa bloke seemed pretty camera confident, cool video. Learnt some things
Nice work
Awesome video 👍💯
Nice 👍
Nice old tractor, too bad u welded fuel bowl pin upside down. 😂😂been there
I have a SC case that's been on our farm since new in 1941 this new alcohol 15% or less makes tank rust an vapor locks plus it eats up the old pot metal carbs.but that is my opinion
Very cool and alot of older guys have done that kinda stuff use what u have to do repairs to get our stuff going
Was right into this, now i have to wait 2 days. Its all good, though. I have to back to shop and get back under the hood.
My 76 dart that hasnt moved under its own power in near 30 years. I recovered it 2 years ago. Drove my wife to the hospital to have our first kid. Im close, maybe today it will crank.
Who’s gonna run first, well yours is of course, considering you recorded it in dec.
see you thursday!
I'm only 35 but a grew up farming with a 1949 John Deere G and a 1950 John Deere AR. Me and my siblings used to drive it about 15-20 miles every year to the antique tractor show we thought we were the shit being we were 12 or 13 and cruising down the road by our selves.
Congrats on yer subscribers flyin up over 100k dang blew past 115k now too, geez didn't seem long ago i subbed at 20k ish.
See ya Thursday then!!!👍❤🖐
Way to keep your cool man I seen it
A rat rod tractor themed . That would be a cool build. How do you stop the settlement bowl to quit leaking?
Those old Johnny poppers last forever. I'm pretty sure those carbs were called "side draft" carbs. My grampa had a "B" John Deere and you would be surprised at how fast that old tractor would run in "road gear" .
Called those ol JD's 'popping johnnies', you could shut it off and be inside sipping on ya 2nd glass of sweet iced tea before the motor finally quit turning, lol
Im going to redo the old tractor sitting in my paddock now
Damn. We went to Vegas in January to go vacation and we took a stop here and got to see this tractor in person while they were filming this!!
I was a tractor and equipment mechanic for several years during my career days. Enjoyed working on anything mechanical. I remember a shop Forman asking if there was any tractors I wouldn't work on, told him 'yeah, the ones you can't get parts for. I just didn't like the idea of tying up shop space and then having to move them out with a forklift, lol. Heck, I was even working on the POS Russian Belarus tractors. Primarily, I really liked the older Fords and John Deere's. I'm retired now, ended my career as a hi pressure, closed loop hydraulics technical. Just means I built machinery for the offshore oil/gas industry. Actually it was lung cancer that forced my retirement. All's good though, I had a blast doing what I did. Oh yeah, I beat the cancer but it did enough damage that I no longer work, now disabled. Man I miss all the wrenching I used to do, If I was able, I'd still be at it, loved that stuff.
We share the love of the tractors. Nice you beat the Cancer, sorry about the damage. But hey, look at all the old tractors you kept going for so many who share our desire to keep them running. Thanks for your story and thanks for watching!
@@WelderUpVegas There was a fellow that lived about 2-3 miles from me that had an ol model 60, popping Johnnie. I used to keep it going for him. He had a JD drag type bush hog and I was looking over it one day and it freaked me out, the serial number of the Bush hog was 001, I told him whatever he did to never sell that bush hog or tractor. He had a friend lived about a mile away and every time he started the tractor the friend would come over just to see it work. The tractor didn't have a mufflr and I told him we could put one on it and he said why, A pair of earplugs only cost .39 cents, I still laugh about that today. The ol man passed yrs back, never knew what happen to the tractor or cutter. As far as the cancer, its all good, that was 6+yrs back, after the Doctors had give me 90 days to live, the Lord has blessed me so much.1st time I ever seen you was when you had the TV show and I watched you destroy the motor doing donuts in the parking lot, I was hooked from then on. Gotta love a rat rod.
Make sure that ticker pump is installed by the rank n not under th hood. It will eventually start vapor locking when its warm. AND if it's not self-regulate to 5-7 p.s.i., get a regulator. Any more, your needle.n seat will probably leak!
That tire is its own wheel chock .
You can tell when someone enjoys teaching.
I've been wrenching on 2 cylinder Deere's for a long time! Unless they are complete toast, they will usually run. Worst is usually the fuel system.
Somebody panted a yellow strip on the side to make it look like a 520 somewhat like mine! 52 B!
You sell the 2 row planter off the back of it
Sorry Teresa, keeping it all together. Thanks for watching!
Make sure to use 100%gasoline no alcohol at all
I got a 1946 John Deere H and they’re pretty similar
Man, I'd kill for an H. They're so cool.
RichieRichOverdrive thanks man
Anyone notice that threaded part was brazed back on upside down?
Iowa Boys and their farm toys. USA #1
I would try heating the piece and then
use ni-rod
Is it Thursday yet?
9:49... it's backwards...
Upside down...LOL
People been saying I need to make TH-cam videos I work on old antique tractors and lawnmowers all the time I have over 10 tractor 1940 Chevy pickup truck and 1940 Chevy car
hey I got a 37 or 38 John Deere B unstyled that I'm tryin to sell, it runs an is in pretty good condition. anyone want it ?
We were in the field working with an old Ford tractor and the sediment bowl started leaking my dad cut a gasket out of his boot top .we had that for years and when he sold the tractor twenty years later it was still not leaking.
Great comment! Thanks.
@@WelderUpVegas great channel and content when you were on discovery your show was the best .is it coming back on .thanks for your you tube channel.
Braze the ear on. Haha never mind you got it 😜
Steve Darnell, Brazing Is A Lost Art
I do little Hobby restoring old tractors because my godfather fix tractor
Like
Needs to be a farmall next time lol
My dad and I put v12 Lincoln flathead in ford 8n tractor check my TH-cam chanel too see it
Horseshoers/blacksmiths add a little flux where needed.💡BUT im none of the above, so i have no idea.
You want to see my project Deere I can send you some pictures of my 730 gas that was in a barn fire last December it was bought new by my great uncle it will live again
Don't do what I'm about to do... I've said that at work before..
edit: 15:40 looks like you are second guessing what you're about to do!!
Did you say 1946? Do you mean 70 year old tractor because 2019 - 1946 = 73
First problem it's gas!
Nothing better than your wife pumping the brakes before you close the valve . Mouth and eyes full of brake fluid .
I shoot brake clean in my own damn eyes it sux
That sound gives me a headache.
NO not in the video
Duct tape it!
LOL brother do you know how many. Snowflakes just started crying because you. Put your finger in that then sniffed it.
Brake cleaner in the eyes is awful.