Very cool old RJ35. Still could be fixed up but it looks good in the flower garden. I've got 2 old WH's from people's flower gardens! 1959 RJ59 and a 1964 Model 704.
Archaeological dig ! I could use the back section of that hood, belt guard, and probably some other parts...just picked up a barn find...retrofited with a "too big Tecumseh"...a real nut burner !
Hello Ron, difficult question to answer because its all depends on how corroded the remaining portion of the bolts are in the aluminum... sometimes you can weld a nut to the remaining portion of the bolt, the heat from the weld tends to loosen the bolt up and then you can use the nut to back the broken portion out... if that does't look to be an option, I would then think you will have to drill out the bolt in order to either use an "easy out" or bore it out until you can re-tap the whole... sometimes a little heat and PB Blaster can help... just make sure you do not over heat the aluminum... IMO if funds permit I would look for a good bearing plate and ditch the one you have... In the long run it may cost you less in mental anguish... As for the head the I would just drill and tap it out to the best of your ability and run with it.
Man I love to see things like that! Love to find em barn fresh or on that case forest fresh lol. Looks good as a lawn ornament!
It's nice that it will still be enjoyed even as an ornament.
Very cool,..love it!
Great model nice find!
Nice find!!
Awesome video
Very cool old RJ35. Still could be fixed up but it looks good in the flower garden. I've got 2 old WH's from people's flower gardens! 1959 RJ59 and a 1964 Model 704.
I gave my friend a lot of "poop" for just planting that RJ35 .
I use to have a 704. Gave to a former friend, don't know if he still has it or not. He was suppose to use it at antique tractor shows.
The 704 you have should be used yet again to mow your grass and to restore. They are extremely nice little tractors.
Nice Wheelhorse!
amazing video
Archaeological dig ! I could use the back section of that hood, belt guard, and probably some other parts...just picked up a barn find...retrofited with a "too big Tecumseh"...a real nut burner !
Really fun to pull things out from there grave. Just saved a 67 Cougar from a field on my channel.
Good find. Too bad it was left outside.
It happens, LOL!
@@VinsGN is it for sale
Nice find plow looks good steering wheel also hope he does something with it
Hopefully restore it.
Vin could you give me some pointers on how to get broken bolts out from a k341 engine cover or scroud and the one in the head thanks Ron K
Hello Ron, difficult question to answer because its all depends on how corroded the remaining portion of the bolts are in the aluminum... sometimes you can weld a nut to the remaining portion of the bolt, the heat from the weld tends to loosen the bolt up and then you can use the nut to back the broken portion out... if that does't look to be an option, I would then think you will have to drill out the bolt in order to either use an "easy out" or bore it out until you can re-tap the whole... sometimes a little heat and PB Blaster can help... just make sure you do not over heat the aluminum... IMO if funds permit I would look for a good bearing plate and ditch the one you have... In the long run it may cost you less in mental anguish... As for the head the I would just drill and tap it out to the best of your ability and run with it.
Thank
I have one just like that.
Plow with the coulter not the disk.
I would like to have this
Instead of a "Barn Find," I guess you could say that this is a "Farm" Find! 😊
Nice Video. I just found a WH for free, but I think is from the 1970's. Are those Worth Saving? Thanks
Your very lucky. And yes. Indeed they are worth saving.
Somebody should rescue this even just parts alone
A number of us have tried but the owner really wants yard art I guess...
VinsRJ that’s sad to here
I would give a $100 for that tractor
I have some questions to ask u
Got a 73 automatic 18 for sale
Whoever left that outside all that time should be kicked in the ass so hard!!!
Nice video, but please don't record while driving.
Steal it as it’s abandoned