Hey yall! I know there is a few rough spots in the audio! I apologize for that, not sure what went wrong but please bare with me it doesn't last long. Hope ya like it!!!
Hi, I'm Laurajane and I am from New Zealand.I started my apprenticeship around 1970 on this kind of equipment and generator sets. A friend told me about this channel. The more I saw the more that I liked. Great job on the Clark loader. I knew them quite well. My family owned a limestone quarrie. Worked there before I went overseas. Have a masters degree in marine engineering. Retired now. This is wonderful ❤️
@@Wayoutthere Let's be realistic, he'll proably need any specific licence to opertae professionaly with this monster. PLus a real truc kto haul this heavy piece of equipment. And the truck licence that goes with it. That's a lots of money to spend even before you have a job.
I'm an old retired heavy equipment mechanic sitting here on a saturday morning with a huge smile watching you getting that thing moving and driving. Thanks! Suggestion for more subscribers, Don't change anything!
I particularly liked that part were you said you could have got it for less than $1500 but you choose for it be a fair deal for both parties. That speaks volumes about who you are as a person 👏👏
Your comment was the one on the page, I was actually wondering if he got it ready and drove it and I scanned down and read your comment! Spoiler!! Lol.
Sorry to write a second time. My dad's contracting firm had a '60s vintage Michigan 75 non-articulating loader that I just loved (rear wheel steer). It was the coolest looking machine. It was operated by a wonderful 'good old boy' with the improbable name of Stomper Skeeter. He was a cracker jack on that loader. He would drive it across town backwards as though he were driving a caddy! I loved it so much, that I'd sneak up on that Michigan loader whenever I could and start moving some dirt around. I was just a kid, so it's lucky I didn't drive it into something. I loved the sound of that Detroit Diesel two-stroke engine too. Your loader brings back great memories, even if that Cummins motor is a four-stroke one. These 175's and 275's were used often on large diameter sewer and storm water pipeline projects.
@@deeredrummer47 the stuff they build now wouldn't last as long as the old stuff an still run. The old stuff is the solid stuff. My skid steer breaks a decent amount it's mostly electric stuff or sensors ect.. the cat 180 at work will engage the parking break while driving at least I think that's what's going on.
Dude that was a smokin deal for both parties. It's not just anyone who would come in and get an old abandoned machine up and running again. Well done Sir!
Hey bud! Nice to see ya here... yes that’s exactly what I was worried about!! Not sure my dump truck could even drag that thing off the road if something happened! I was really nervous pulling the last hill but luckily it all went well! I Really “dig” your stuff man!
The loader was a "Can't leave it there for that price" deal. Even if you never got it running and driving, it's worth that much in parts and scrap. You have the "luck of the Irish" finding these old girls at a reasonable price. Best of luck, and can't wait for more videos.
Growing up in the 1950’s in West Texas when big farms were replacing small farms our family used big loaders like these to handle cotton burrs from gins for fertilizer. It does my heart good to see this loader come to life.
you got any old international loadstars up there in the great white frozen North? need an engine for my 75. gave r too much ketchup hauling 10 ton and dropped a valve
Gday Peg ,, This is what you need ,,a few more big machines ,,just for keepin the place tidy, n a little work around the homefront , Everything in it place bro ... Respect from Down Under
Don't give him any ideas......lol Once he sees your channel it may scar his life forever 🤣 Send it, send it but first we need check the Jenner fluid..... priceless
I've known people like you and all of their combined energy and enthusiasm and laser focus at crucial moments combined wouldn't equal what you demonstrate with these things you share with us. On top of that you are producing excellent, thoughtful videos. Thanks.
As long as you aren't hurting anybody, enjoy yourself.. I was hoping that you were going to get this old girl on the road. I hope that you have fun using her before you sell it. You are living the life..
I know this loader has become a subscriber magnet real quick. Don't beat yourself up too much for wanting to flip it. Bit of paint, few fixups and it could fund something that has real utility for you. 👍
Just discovered your channel and love it. No stupid clothing or rediculous talk. Just normal commentary and great knowledge along with tons of interesting detail. Thank you and subscribed!
When I (swiss) did a roadtrip in California and there would be a "narrow road" sign, I didn't know what difficulties to expect, but then the road would slim down to a pretty comfortable european road :)
She's a beauty, definitely worth everything. She does not want to give up yet, she has many miles to go & a good strong long life to give. Give her good & she will pay you back well.
Matt, all of your background tunes strikes an awesome cord with me! Your channel truly rocks, thank you for providing this top shelf quality to subject matter! Edit: also thanks for always giving it a like and show you acknowledge what your subs are sayin’, doesn’t happened often these days when a content provider passes the 100K subs is reached! Shows your great nature!
Matt, I'm just like you. I hate seeing anything scrapped if there is any chance of giving it new life. I'm just amazed though that you are able to sell stuff as quickly as you do. I guess when you are in the business, you always have something up your sleeve. I sold tools for 40 years so I knew where the deals were and who wanted what. Thanks for all you do to keep things interesting. I have watched all your videos from the oldest up to this one. I am anxious to see what happens next.
My uncle ran those for years and taught me how to operate that exact loader from the time I was five, and my cousin can do majic with one too. Thanks for the video it brought back fond memories!
You finished what the Old Man started. You now hold the title for the world's longest oil change. She's a mean sounding machine with a whole lotta stories to tell i bet.
I don't know why this appeared on my recommendations. But I am happy it did. Your enthusiasm, way of explaining and camera work made me need to watch you get this thing aworkin!
If your artist friend spells her name Boucher, that's french and pronounced "Boo Shay". You never mentioned it but that articulating loader articulates without a hiccup. No hydraulic problems there. Sweet!
Seeing this thing move gave me an adrenaline rush. I imagine that feeling was amazing. Great buy, exciting video and I am sure it was a rewarding project for you as well!
I'm an old loader operator (78) from bob cats to cat 988. Looks like you got a good deal I too like to see old iron back up and working I picked up an old international track loader that was on the site of a clearing job, I was working for a song. GOOD JOB
Lol 60 because I was like which breed of a 6 year old is, I'm sorry about your disability but you seem like a great soul and I wish you all the best love from a 16 year old!
YAY! Great price! Please make a part three. Would love to see you powerwash it, and prime/paint it, (brakes maybe???) then USE it for some home road renovations, and THEN sell it!
Man, you don't know how happy you made me! My earliest memories of my father's business is a Mitigen we bought with blue writing and a whistling turbo! Paul from Donegal
ok not going to lie.. i have never seen your channel before today and only saw the first part 10 hours agos.. was about to goto bed and this popped up in my notifications and im am so excited to watch!!! im sure it will be an awesome episode!
Awesome job man. Your channel and what you do is the most worthy channel to watch on TH-cam in my option. You saved that old girl and restored a new life into it rather then letting it rust into the ground 👍🏻
My hats off to him for poring the tranny fluid correctly at 4:04. Always keep the spout at the top side of the container. This allows air to get in so it doesn't glug, glug, glug and spill all over the place. Works with all liquids so remember this if you didn't know.
@@Zaprixa 1500 is a steal but it'll cost a lot to keep it running. Some parts will be hard to find too. Unless he actually needs it, I'd sell it and move on. Cool old machine though.
Woooh! These two parters were really awesome, I'm excited you were able to get her running... I'm excited to see how our society unfolds from these interesting times, lol... Cheers to many more, Blissful moments~
Sir you are a scholar amongst gentleman 👏 your a man of taste who appreciates old iron and brother there aren't to many who appreciate that anymore love your channel man keep it up
Hi Matt, looking at the other hoses you may want to build your own. Either use reusable fittings or get a good crimping tool and buy the cheaper one time use fittings. You have enough equipment that has hydraulics that it would be cheaper in the long run to make your own hoses. A good selling point to point out to buyers when you put it up for sale.
I enjoy watching someone who doesnt spend his time bsn and I dont think your reckless at all with your business acumen. All your numbers were covered and for that you deserve to reap a reward. Well done. I am up in Vancouver B.C and am 74 and when I was young I was very much like you.Kudos
Calcium chloride has been used in a lot of farm tractors. I think it has been replaced by something else because a flat would leave a dead spot in the field.
Hey yall! I know there is a few rough spots in the audio! I apologize for that, not sure what went wrong but please bare with me it doesn't last long. Hope ya like it!!!
Keep up the good work man
Keep the awesome videos coming 👍🏻
You need to wash it
Wash it
Rip ears
Hi, I'm Laurajane and I am from New Zealand.I started my apprenticeship around 1970 on this kind of equipment and generator sets. A friend told me about this channel. The more I saw the more that I liked. Great job on the Clark loader. I knew them quite well. My family owned a limestone quarrie. Worked there before I went overseas. Have a masters degree in marine engineering. Retired now. This is wonderful ❤️
Thanks for sharing!
Some advice from an old man equipment fixer and flipper: the longer you keep anything the easier it is to convince yourself you need to keep it.....
Yes, been there lol I wanna get it gone quickly
Can agree. The more I mess around with something, the more reasons I come up with to keep it.
@@thomas7529 But but LOOK AT IT, surely you can find a job for it?? :p
@@Wayoutthere Let's be realistic, he'll proably need any specific licence to opertae professionaly with this monster. PLus a real truc kto haul this heavy piece of equipment. And the truck licence that goes with it. That's a lots of money to spend even before you have a job.
@@tomjoad1363 Pretty sure he already has a CDL.
I'm an old retired heavy equipment mechanic sitting here on a saturday morning with a huge smile watching you getting that thing moving and driving. Thanks! Suggestion for more subscribers, Don't change anything!
I particularly liked that part were you said you could have got it for less than $1500 but you choose for it be a fair deal for both parties. That speaks volumes about who you are as a person 👏👏
$1500 is dirt cheap for that machine, even if it needs a couple thousand $ worth of hoses
@@thesteelrodent1796 $1500 is only a dirt cheap deal if you have the know how to get it running.
You gotta 'pay to play' indeed, but seeing the smile on your face when you drove it up that road, I'm sure it was worth it!
Your comment was the one on the page, I was actually wondering if he got it ready and drove it and I scanned down and read your comment! Spoiler!! Lol.
Gee wiz its the post apocalyptic inventor.
@@derpydog1008
Was gonna make the same comment. The world of TH-cam is definitely not to huge either 😃
Hey Mr. TPAI I'm suscribes to your channel!
It's just great!
Viel glück!
Greetings from Argentina!
So happy to see you here TPAI
Dont sell it. This is the new star on your channel. Autocar truck got over run. Great job!
If I could give you five likes I would Matt. No five min intros, no click bait, no overly produced ten min segments etc. Great work.
Sorry to write a second time. My dad's contracting firm had a '60s vintage Michigan 75 non-articulating loader that I just loved (rear wheel steer). It was the coolest looking machine. It was operated by a wonderful 'good old boy' with the improbable name of Stomper Skeeter. He was a cracker jack on that loader. He would drive it across town backwards as though he were driving a caddy! I loved it so much, that I'd sneak up on that Michigan loader whenever I could and start moving some dirt around. I was just a kid, so it's lucky I didn't drive it into something. I loved the sound of that Detroit Diesel two-stroke engine too. Your loader brings back great memories, even if that Cummins motor is a four-stroke one. These 175's and 275's were used often on large diameter sewer and storm water pipeline projects.
I just described your channel to a friend as “roadkill with heavy equipment”. Honestly I think it’s accurate at this point.
Lol right that's a good one
I resemble that remark!!! Haha thanks!
@@DieselCreek your welcome! As a heavy equipment tech it’s nice to see people still value the iron that can be fixed with wrenches.
@@deeredrummer47 the stuff they build now wouldn't last as long as the old stuff an still run. The old stuff is the solid stuff. My skid steer breaks a decent amount it's mostly electric stuff or sensors ect.. the cat 180 at work will engage the parking break while driving at least I think that's what's going on.
@@DieselCreek got your self a good size loader handy for plowing deep heavy wet snow
Comments from the Netherlands: its not just about the money. It’s the whole experience feeding your passion and sharing with works!
another dutch guy says "klopt"
@@gevelbeglazing hahaahahh
And other Dutchman from Ontario Canada
Klopt helemaal
mee eens natuurlijk.............roflmao
Dude that was a smokin deal for both parties. It's not just anyone who would come in and get an old abandoned machine up and running again. Well done Sir!
whatever happened to it did he sell it?????
@@rsprockets7846 I don't remember for sure, he may have because is was bigger than he needed. But he had it around the farm for while.
fun watching u get the yellow monstor back on the road and i can tell machine is happy
That 555 with no exhaust gives me goosebumps. Im impressed with it firing off so quick. She isn't ready to die yet.
I was actually excited with you when it drove out of that hole. I love to see old machines live again.
Me 2!!!!!
@@bigsparky8888 Yeah people throw away way too soon she is a mechanical beauty good luck great video thanks.
spoiler alert dude, some of us watch it for the plot lol
When they start like that. Its a keeper.
never fails to impress me how tough those big machine tires are still after sitting neglected for awhile
The entire time you were driving home I was thinking if I tried that it would blow about 3 lines and break down right in the middle of the road LOL
Dont forget somehow blowing a tire or shearing an axle on a totally flat surface..
Hey bud! Nice to see ya here... yes that’s exactly what I was worried about!! Not sure my dump truck could even drag that thing off the road if something happened! I was really nervous pulling the last hill but luckily it all went well! I Really “dig” your stuff man!
I was thinking I wouldn't have made it to the end of the driveway. Matt sure is great to have around...
@@DieselCreek 🤦
Was gonna say watch Letsdig18 to learn tree stump removal!
I love your compassion for old dinosaur equipment restoration.
The loader was a "Can't leave it there for that price" deal. Even if you never got it running and driving, it's worth that much in parts and scrap. You have the "luck of the Irish" finding these old girls at a reasonable price. Best of luck, and can't wait for more videos.
Growing up in the 1950’s in West Texas when big farms were replacing small farms our family used big loaders like these to handle cotton burrs from gins for fertilizer. It does my heart good to see this loader come to life.
$1500? You stole it! Fantastic find and great to see it alive again. Well done.
Bud! You will be at 300000 subs in a month! Keep up the sassy work feller! Just good sh!t bud!
you got any old international loadstars up there in the great white frozen North? need an engine for my 75. gave r too much ketchup hauling 10 ton and dropped a valve
Gday Peg ,,
This is what you need ,,a few more big machines ,,just for keepin the place tidy, n a little work around the homefront ,
Everything in it place bro ...
Respect
from
Down Under
Pegg mate I have to ask whats your patrion because I miss the greased vidyas
hey peg if that beast couldn't get out of er hole you think screw cab shchlong box could git her out?
Don't give him any ideas......lol Once he sees your channel it may scar his life forever 🤣 Send it, send it but first we need check the Jenner fluid..... priceless
I've known people like you and all of their combined energy and enthusiasm and laser focus at crucial moments combined wouldn't equal what you demonstrate with these things you share with us. On top of that you are producing excellent, thoughtful videos. Thanks.
As long as you aren't hurting anybody, enjoy yourself.. I was hoping that you were going to get this old girl on the road. I hope that you have fun using her before you sell it. You are living the life..
Man that triumphant drone shot towards the end gave me such a good feeling!! I love to see you bring this behemoth back to life!!
Matt, There are so many channels of people flipping houses, it's a nice change to see yours flipping heavy machinery.
yeah now the prices of heavy equipment are gonna go up, oof
Loaders' value is only 4k tops.
When you were twisting apart the old crappy hose I said to myself " he's gonna need that for the length ".
Same and I'm a 16 Year old from Jamaica! I love these stuff!
A layman dont understand what can be done with a working piece of tired iron. I watch with my 3 yr old and we love what you do. Ty from ky!
This is the dream of every grown man who grew up playing with tonka toys as a kid.
Perfectly said‼️ 👏 💯 🎉
Omg I had the exact same Tonka tractor when I was 5 I'm now 50
I have to agree, I rather enjoy these guys bringing these things back from the dead.
That loader looked so happy driving down the road again. It's nice of you to make a loader happy.
$1500 dollars?? That is INSANE! I'd love to see a series where you patch it up and paint it, If I were you I'd never sell it!
Yep 👍
It was a great deal.
Literally less than scrap iron price.
Ik I was thinking he was gonna say 20k or someware around there
Keeping this thing running will be a nightmare. Do you have enough gravel to load to make it worth it? It's only good for a couple jobs.
I know this loader has become a subscriber magnet real quick. Don't beat yourself up too much for wanting to flip it. Bit of paint, few fixups and it could fund something that has real utility for you. 👍
Ah , a resurrection at Easter time 🍻
Amen
Finally a believable one.
🤣
Praise the Lord
You will not sell her! You are already in love and will keep the girl :D
I think he's there too...
I was going to say pretty much exactly that, also.
Matt like Steve Summers and Darren at Mustie1 are such easy goin likeably guys its just a pleasure to watch them
Thanks friend!
I know nothing about engines or heavy equipment but my four year old son and I watch your videos every night before bed and we love it!
Just discovered your channel and love it. No stupid clothing or rediculous talk. Just normal commentary and great knowledge along with tons of interesting detail. Thank you and subscribed!
SAMO SAMO!!!!
When I (swiss) did a roadtrip in California and there would be a "narrow road" sign, I didn't know what difficulties to expect, but then the road would slim down to a pretty comfortable european road :)
She's a beauty, definitely worth everything. She does not want to give up yet, she has many miles to go & a good strong long life to give. Give her good & she will pay you back well.
Howdyyawl from the land down under. You did well. Dont dout yourself. In Australia, it's worth $ 30-50k . Like your show. Keep it up. 😊
Matt, all of your background tunes strikes an awesome cord with me! Your channel truly rocks, thank you for providing this top shelf quality to subject matter!
Edit: also thanks for always giving it a like and show you acknowledge what your subs are sayin’, doesn’t happened often these days when a content provider passes the 100K subs is reached! Shows your great nature!
Thanks for that!!
God damn I will never get tired of restoration videos on old vehicles I can watch them for days
Matt, I'm just like you. I hate seeing anything scrapped if there is any chance of giving it new life. I'm just amazed though that you are able to sell stuff as quickly as you do. I guess when you are in the business, you always have something up your sleeve. I sold tools for 40 years so I knew where the deals were and who wanted what. Thanks for all you do to keep things interesting. I have watched all your videos from the oldest up to this one. I am anxious to see what happens next.
200k subscriber celebration - begin the Autocar restoration fully! That'll make the channel explode in growth 😎👍
Outstanding!! Old iron have personalities, and she seems to want to go back to work!! You done gud!!!
That was the first youtube video longer than 20 min I had the interest and patience to sit through the whole thing in one shot. Thanks
My uncle ran those for years and taught me how to operate that exact loader from the time I was five, and my cousin can do majic with one too. Thanks for the video it brought back fond memories!
You finished what the Old Man started. You now hold the title for the world's longest oil change. She's a mean sounding machine with a whole lotta stories to tell i bet.
At least when you got bent over with the tire expensive you had plenty of lubricants around to make it less painful:-)
I don't know why this appeared on my recommendations. But I am happy it did. Your enthusiasm, way of explaining and camera work made me need to watch you get this thing aworkin!
That portrait of the Autocar is beautiful.
Fantastic man by far one of the coolest episodes so happy you got the old girl running and moving can’t wait for the next update
If your artist friend spells her name Boucher, that's french and pronounced "Boo Shay". You never mentioned it but that articulating loader articulates without a hiccup. No hydraulic problems there. Sweet!
but if she lives in US its probably anglicised to Bou - cher :)
@@philmoore71 Yeah, it's Pennsylvania - there's a town called Dubois and it's pronounced 'dew boys' LOL...
Our local representative a while back in Virginia was named Boucher, pronounced bow-cher (with bow like taking a bow, not like tying a bow).
Caught myself moving back and forth in my seat when you were getting out of it's grave lolol
what a lovely scenic slow drive through the countryside farmland, it made this vid even more pleasurable to watch.
Seeing this thing move gave me an adrenaline rush. I imagine that feeling was amazing. Great buy, exciting video and I am sure it was a rewarding project for you as well!
Just watched the first part, perfect timing haha
Same with me haha
Same hahaha
Yep, I'm in the same boat as you.
I´m thinking the next step is a good steamy pressure washing, also don't sell it, as it is hella cool.
Unfortunately, hella cool doesn't pay the mortgage...
Yeah man. Let him do what he does best.
I'm an old loader operator (78) from bob cats to cat 988. Looks like you got a good deal I too like to see old iron back up and working I picked up an old international track loader that was on the site of a clearing job, I was working for a song. GOOD JOB
Love it 300ft dip stick that cracked me up 😂
Being 6 years old and disabled this is one of the best channels. I would almost almost pay to watch it. LOL
Correction 60 years old not six LOL
@@paulprigge1209 :D
Well obviously it makes you feel 6 years old while watching, lol. Which, by the way, IS EXCELLENT!! Good stuff!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Lol 60 because I was like which breed of a 6 year old is, I'm sorry about your disability but you seem like a great soul and I wish you all the best love from a 16 year old!
Its amazing how tough trees are...Hit one with a car the tree will always win. Hello from the UK.
YAY! Great price! Please make a part three. Would love to see you powerwash it, and prime/paint it, (brakes maybe???) then USE it for some home road renovations, and THEN sell it!
She's a REAL BEAUT CLARK !!!!, Love it Matt....
That is a beast of a machine. What an achievement! MartyT would be proud of you.
Man, you don't know how happy you made me! My earliest memories of my father's business is a Mitigen we bought with blue writing and a whistling turbo!
Paul from Donegal
Think of the earth and gravel that big mamma can move in one scoop; nice ! Love your videos; yours are the first ones I gave a thought about.
about.
Like a kid in a candy store. Made me smile seeing the joy this brought to you and us. Keep doin what you do, Matt. Thanks
ok not going to lie.. i have never seen your channel before today and only saw the first part 10 hours agos.. was about to goto bed and this popped up in my notifications and im am so excited to watch!!! im sure it will be an awesome episode!
Hope you enjoy!
I remember when I found the channel for the first time not that long ago. Since then I nearly watched every single video 👍
I can't wait to see this with fresh paint, lights, and interior
Love your openness and honesty.. and everything else.
Awesome job man. Your channel and what you do is the most worthy channel to watch on TH-cam in my option. You saved that old girl and restored a new life into it rather then letting it rust into the ground 👍🏻
My hats off to him for poring the tranny fluid correctly at 4:04. Always keep the spout at the top side of the container. This allows air to get in so it doesn't glug, glug, glug and spill all over the place. Works with all liquids so remember this if you didn't know.
So true most people don't know that
No shit everybody knows that
@@NB-ir1me NOT!!! lol
Yeah,I've seen MANY people pour it the wrong way and get shit all over the place..LOL
@@NB-ir1me I can count the amount of people I've seen do it correctly on one hand.
I was thinking $8500 before you said the resale value. Risk = reward. Love it.
I watch the video again of the beast moving it’s still gives me chills love it
"Buy once, cry once"..... Love it.. im gonna use that!
$542.16
You may think you're gonna flip this old girl but once you get it cleaned up, but you're never gonna want to get rid of it. Happen to all of us.
Specially when it was so cheap. Shit i'd pay $1,500 to have this sitting in my backyard.
@@Zaprixa same lmfao hell if it just ran a couple times a year is pay 2k for it lol
@@Zaprixa 1500 is a steal but it'll cost a lot to keep it running. Some parts will be hard to find too. Unless he actually needs it, I'd sell it and move on. Cool old machine though.
totally he he has a farm, gotta use it first, then he will never want to get rid of it. my grandpa had a tractor, same deal
Hey Honey I only bought so I could flip it and make us $10-15K. Some years later she says, I thought you were gonna sell that make some money for us.
As an engineer that no longer gets her hands dirty. This channel scratches those itches!
You're awesome!
I feel you. I haven't even soldered anything in over a year. I want to smell sth unhygienic
@@hellNo116 Haha! I haven’t done so in nearly a decade!
Woooh! These two parters were really awesome, I'm excited you were able to get her running...
I'm excited to see how our society unfolds from these interesting times, lol...
Cheers to many more, Blissful moments~
Sir you are a scholar amongst gentleman 👏 your a man of taste who appreciates old iron and brother there aren't to many who appreciate that anymore love your channel man keep it up
Hi Matt, looking at the other hoses you may want to build your own. Either use reusable fittings or get a good crimping tool and buy the cheaper one time use fittings. You have enough equipment that has hydraulics that it would be cheaper in the long run to make your own hoses. A good selling point to point out to buyers when you put it up for sale.
Not only do you have the best toys, but you actually have a use for them.
I enjoy watching someone who doesnt spend his time bsn and I dont think your reckless at all with your business acumen. All your numbers were covered and for that you deserve to reap a reward. Well done. I am up in Vancouver B.C and am 74 and when I was young I was very much like you.Kudos
A friend of mine has a saying "If you want to dance , you got to pay the band"
Love it, Mr. Hurenkamp.
I mean, we can dance if you want to, we can leave your friends behind.
Legend has it he’s still on that old woman’s property replacing hoses and on a clear full moon you can hear it start💁🏻♂️
I love and miss those big machines. Thank You for saving the beast.
Good video. I'm fighting cancer and just subscribed to your channel few days ago lots to catch up. Keep them coming
I was really looking forward to this part 2. You did a hell of a job on that machine. Great work and great video!!!!!!
In my opinion your channel is the best in this category and I like how humble u are tumbs up from Ireland 🇮🇪
I found your channel on the first part, and I gotta say.. I would love to see a whole series of a full refurbish
Btw! I vote for keeping her :)
Diesel Creek is my perfect pass time. I love seeing Matt do what he does. Thanks, Matt. Keep restoring them. Stay safe.
You got a new sub ....Bless your heart, thanks for rescuing her, we all need a little TLC!
That was awesome man!!!
Thanks buddy! Seen your Autocar vid! Can’t wait to check it out!!
A truly inspirational video …. You hate to see old iron get wasted and you made a modest investment that seems to have paid off.
"Buy once cry once!" Love that!
I think the "dump" valve is for pumping ballast in the tires.
Most likely
I think you're right
Calcium chloride has been used in a lot of farm tractors. I think it has been replaced by something else because a flat would leave a dead spot in the field.
I didn't think this would end up a winner, but be damned if you didn't turn it around and make it happen.
Your series of programs are as exiting for me as they appear to be for you, absolutely great and that's from the UK.
The talk at the end about not being ready to sell it; I don’t think it’s going away.