Rice in Clarion PA.USA have parts for the old Regulars and f20s. if you cant find parts in your country. you know about the FORDSON HOUSE and also RUSTIC RED ACRES IN USA has parts also, I know the shipping will be ruff on the pocket, but good luck with the ole girl.
If it is similar to the W30 motor there will be a timing mark on the flywheel. I timed the magneto how it said in the book I have from Fordson House I think and used a timing light to time it (via the mark on the flywheel) with the advance and retard and marked it. Fordson House has a lot of parts and gasket kits and also carby kits at least for the W30 which has a different carby. My carby has an air screw not mixture screw for the idle mixture which I finally worked out the last time I had it running. That makes a big difference. Not sure about the main mixture though. Jeff
Thanks Jeff, Looks Like Tom (Inverell) has a con rod and possibly some bearing shells so we will see what we can get locally before we order from Fordson House.
It's a two main bearing crank . I think the same or similar to what's in a 10 _20 . And yes very heavily made. Be careful with the manifold . I will look and c what have in the way of a manual for the engine .
1929 I look forward to this thing running for its 100th birthday in a few years!!
hopefully it will be going well before then.
Look forward to following along on this one - should be interesting!
Learning as I go here with this one, Im enjoying it for sure.
Look forward to more on this engine
Waiting for con rods at present.
G’day Lance. I’m really looking forward to this restoration mate. Cheers 🍻. Aaron
You and me both!
Great project. Looking forward to more videos.
Hopefully you work on the 420 Deere soon. I wanna do a restoration on one soon.
Thanks 👍Not much to do on it as It was restored around 6 or 7 years ago.
Great video Lance. I’m afraid I’m no help to you on this engine. Hehe.
Sharp spanner, got a kick out of that. Never heard that one before.
lol glad you got a giggle.
Hi Lance...I think you have just cracked 700 episodes - wow
Yeah I see that, Im a busy bloke.
Hi boos.
I want explan about
Hydrostatic Steering unit type OSPB, OSPC and OSPF.
I may have one to do later some time
Always like watching your channel Lance, even at 0500hrs before we go off silage making, it's silly season in the UK on the farms. Keep them coming
Will do.
@@BundyBearsShed someones having an early morning
@@manfromthemist1958 usually up at 5am buggering about
I presume this engine is similar to the one in the W30. Cheers Ross
I think so.
Sounds like another great little project Lance, always learning something , cheers.
You bet
Great vid, many interesting points to this project. Thanks 👍 😊
Thanks! 👍
Rice in Clarion PA.USA have parts for the old Regulars and f20s. if you cant find parts in your country. you know about the FORDSON HOUSE and also RUSTIC RED ACRES IN USA has parts also, I know the shipping will be ruff on the pocket, but good luck with the ole girl.
Thanks Larry I will check some of those out.
If it is similar to the W30 motor there will be a timing mark on the flywheel. I timed the magneto how it said in the book I have from Fordson House I think and used a timing light to time it (via the mark on the flywheel) with the advance and retard and marked it. Fordson House has a lot of parts and gasket kits and also carby kits at least for the W30 which has a different carby. My carby has an air screw not mixture screw for the idle mixture which I finally worked out the last time I had it running. That makes a big difference. Not sure about the main mixture though. Jeff
Thanks Jeff, Looks Like Tom (Inverell) has a con rod and possibly some bearing shells so we will see what we can get locally before we order from Fordson House.
It's a two main bearing crank . I think the same or similar to what's in a 10 _20 . And yes very heavily made. Be careful with the manifold . I will look and c what have in the way of a manual for the engine .
Cool, thanks, Yes the 1020 does seem to be the same or very similar.
I look forward to seeing you work on this motor . I have a McCormick w30 to restor one day. Cheers
Cool, thanks
Hi Lance, is that tractor an International 15-30?
It is a McCormick Deering Regular a 1929 model, the engine seems similar to a 10 20.