Probably clogged up with rust or the float is broken. The beautiful thing about those old tractors is they are designed to be worked on out in the field. So they aren't terribly hard to troubleshoot. Take that sucker apart and you'll find it. Good luck!
Thank you and thanks for watching. I could listen to those things run all day. I know what you mean. I could also listen to his old Oliver 18-28 and Keck Gonnerman do belt work all day long too! I went to a show a few years ago and a Keck was running a baker's fan and I almost started crying. I'll turn in my man card now! HA!
@@DeanoRolls I wish I still had my grandpa‘s tractor today unfortunately when he passed away it was sold and I was too young and I did not have the money to bye it if I did I would’ve bought it! But I have an idea where it is today one of my grandparents friends bought it soul it is still in the area
@@rudycarlson8245 You know what to do then! Go get it! I know where the other two tractors wound up as well. Depending on where life goes I might track them down one day and restore those as well. For right now one tractor is enough for this city slicker! Ha.
That was a great looking tractor and a great tractor show and you should have won the best tractor award and Emmy did a great job driving your tractor for the first time hope she loves it as you great fantastic fun
Jr, you may not remember me but you know my dad for sure back here in Nebraska. Look up my chanel when you get time. I been staying busy with some two cylinders myself.
My grandfather has a model g but it has fuel line problems and it doesn't supply fuel to the carburetor
Probably clogged up with rust or the float is broken. The beautiful thing about those old tractors is they are designed to be worked on out in the field. So they aren't terribly hard to troubleshoot. Take that sucker apart and you'll find it. Good luck!
Beautiful tractor! I learned to drive on a model A too! My grandpa‘s was a 51 to 52 Model A I can still hear that tractor in my head today
Thank you and thanks for watching. I could listen to those things run all day. I know what you mean. I could also listen to his old Oliver 18-28 and Keck Gonnerman do belt work all day long too! I went to a show a few years ago and a Keck was running a baker's fan and I almost started crying. I'll turn in my man card now! HA!
@@DeanoRolls I wish I still had my grandpa‘s tractor today unfortunately when he passed away it was sold and I was too young and I did not have the money to bye it if I did I would’ve bought it! But I have an idea where it is today one of my grandparents friends bought it soul it is still in the area
@@rudycarlson8245 You know what to do then! Go get it! I know where the other two tractors wound up as well. Depending on where life goes I might track them down one day and restore those as well. For right now one tractor is enough for this city slicker! Ha.
“He laughed a lot while I was restoring it, but that didn’t stop me from doing it!” Great line and attitude.
He'd sit and watch me for a while, laugh, then come over and show me how to do whatever it was I was trying to do. Get. Er. Did!!!
That was a great looking tractor and a great tractor show and you should have won the best tractor award and Emmy did a great job driving your tractor for the first time hope she loves it as you great fantastic fun
Agreed...totally should have won! Do they know who the awesome mechanic was on this tractor?!?! That alone should have made it a show winner!!!
Jr, you may not remember me but you know my dad for sure back here in Nebraska. Look up my chanel when you get time. I been staying busy with some two cylinders myself.
Beautiful tractor 🤤
Thanks. The one in your profile photo looks like a nicely restored one as well! What model is it?