Man thats a proud moment right there.Got my 65 massey yesterday..ploughed today for the first time stood twice ran out of fuel struggling to bleed but yeah im happy for you man. All the way In Bloemfontein.Freestate South Africa
Yes sir it sure is. After I talked to my buddy that I got the tractor from he said they finally found paperwork that the last time it was used was actually 1994 so that's 30 years! Even more impressive!! Thanks for watching!
That's great to see it running! Keep saving those old tractors. I grew up with a 55 TO35 gas (and have it running) plus a couple of parts TO35s I got running. We had bigger tractors than the Ferguson back on the farm, but it was the hardest working one.
She turns over and if the fuel pump never had water in it it will run. Farmcraft 101 had an engine where a crank was previously attempted which pushed the water into the pump then not starting to get clean fuel in there. So rust and corrosion had occured in the pump.
When you were draining the oil would have been the time to drop the sump inspection plate... and clean out all the thick sludge on the bottom of the pan. Then throw about 2 gallons of diesel in from the top to flush those bits you couldn't quite reach with your hands and a cloth. Ditto change the oil filter or at least take the old one out and leave it out. Then put new high detergent 15W40 diesel oil in it.... Change the fuel filters...they'll be full of algae. In future buy a Facet style click click 12VDC cheap in line fuel pump and use that to pressurise the whole fuel system all the way to the injectors...crack open each in built priming point and the fuel injection system is primed.
Man thats a proud moment right there.Got my 65 massey yesterday..ploughed today for the first time stood twice ran out of fuel struggling to bleed but yeah im happy for you man.
All the way In Bloemfontein.Freestate South Africa
Awesome!! Thanks for watching!!
That's always a good thrill when you get something to run that has been setting for years.
Yes sir it sure is. After I talked to my buddy that I got the tractor from he said they finally found paperwork that the last time it was used was actually 1994 so that's 30 years! Even more impressive!! Thanks for watching!
My my u turned da engine full of water ..great work iv enough ceen now
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That's great to see it running! Keep saving those old tractors. I grew up with a 55 TO35 gas (and have it running) plus a couple of parts TO35s I got running. We had bigger tractors than the Ferguson back on the farm, but it was the hardest working one.
It's fun to revive these old tractors.! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video, is surprising what a bit of persistence can do. New subscriber 🇬🇧
Thank you!! And thanks for watching and subscribing!! I enjoy getting these old machines back running!
Well com to old treacter sir . And very very good .I am a Pakistan....
Awesome! Thanks for watching!!
Great job....starter will probs just need a shade tree rebuild...they're not complex.
Got one on it now that does allot better , it's coming along slowly. Thanks for watching!
Wow! Unbelievable on that water in the crankcase.
Yes about 2 gallons of water ! Thanks for watching!!
I got me self one two.
@@leonshomegrown awesome!!! Great little tractors!!
I just got a MF25 for free from a 81 year old agriculture teacher . engine and hydraulics all ok but patina rusty hood
Yes sir. These old tractors will last forever with some love and TLC. Thanks for watching!
She turns over and if the fuel pump never had water in it it will run. Farmcraft 101 had an engine where a crank was previously attempted which pushed the water into the pump then not starting to get clean fuel in there. So rust and corrosion had occured in the pump.
Haven't had that problem yet but will be on the lookout. Thanks for watching!
You. Can warp the block running without coolant
Yeah i didn't run it to long. I need to source a radiator next. Thanks for watching!
When you were draining the oil would have been the time to drop the sump inspection plate...
and clean out all the thick sludge on the bottom of the pan.
Then throw about 2 gallons of diesel in from the top to flush those bits you couldn't quite reach with your hands and a cloth.
Ditto change the oil filter or at least take the old one out and leave it out.
Then put new high detergent 15W40 diesel oil in it....
Change the fuel filters...they'll be full of algae.
In future buy a Facet style click click 12VDC cheap in line fuel pump and use that to pressurise the whole fuel system all the way to the injectors...crack open each in built priming point and the fuel injection system is primed.
Thanks for the info ! I just got me a 12v pump like you described. Thanks for watching!
Non.ers nato.con quattro cilindri ?
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I pretty sure u got a Perkins P3 in that tractor they are a hardy motor very good on fuel just needs a good go through u be fine ..
Yes.. im sourcing parts now that i need to get it running better. Thanks for watching!
Well she runs but when ya'll shut her off she stopped too quick because she ran too long. Hope she wasn't freezing up.
She still spins over freely. Thanks for watching!!
You aint got much of a tractor
It is a smaller tractor but it will be a good spare when i need it. Thanks for watching!
@@lboutdoors8690 never been a fan of Massey fergusuns...but good luck with the thing