Thanks for sharing!

Sounds like one of those weaving machines

Awesome tractor footage.

Nothing like that sound !

THANKS IM A HISTORY GUY I STARTED WORKING ON A FARM AT10 7 DAYS AWEEK SOO COOL .

NEVER crank the main engine decompressed with the throttle off the stop. Crank until you get oil pressure, go to compression THEN give it fuel. Injecting fuel that doesn't burn just dilutes the crankcase oil and washes the cylinder walls wearing the rings faster. When you shut it down, decompress until it comes to a stop so it doesn't bounce the flywheel keyway on the very last revolution. Your crankshaft will last longer and one less headache in years to come.

Thanks for the video! What made it better was no annoying music! The only music in this video was from The Tractors themselves!

do you have a contact number i would like you to fix a john deere clutch brake

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Any issues brush hoggin

The sound on KZbin doesn’t do this justice an old John Deere idling or under a load is a beautiful thing to hear anyone who’s heard it knows what I’m saying.

Im really curious on the setup for running belt pulley with this dyno.

Curious is that the ferguson plow or deereborn etc?

Wow i'm impressed with the young man, he's been thought very well 😊

Sounds like a BUNCH of HARLEY DAVIDSONS!!! ( JOHN DAVIDSONS??? ) 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

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the ground must be good and workable none of the tractors have no wheel weights on them U have more pulling power W wheel weights they make the tires bite more and pull better 😊😊 OMG 6 29 2O24

most the old plows back then was trip plows very seldom U see the U pulled a rope 2 lift them or down and the disc are round they look like big plates U don't see them no more at plow days I know I haven't none at all 😮😮 OMG 6 29 2O24

I love seeing videos of youngsters doing this kind of work! Warms my heart and gives me hope. 👍🏼

G day from Ont. Ths

sweet control station

Sure hope I can bring my WD45 in October. Thanks Larry for what you are doing for the classic tractor owners.

Fun/sad fact: Getting one of those old engines fired up is easier than getting me fired up in the morning. 😋

There's something you don't see every day! Is anyone going to glue and press it?

How much NM does it pull? 22.7l displacement is aggressivly impressiv

Pound the bearings out

How do I adjust the pressure on a 1935 ar. I bought one at an auction. I was told it was rebuilt 25 years ago and then left alone. I cleaned the crankcase out and put new oil and filter in. Cranked and cranked on it and never got oil flow. Finally I saw oil running down the side of the case. They forgot a ferule in a compression fitting. Now it blows oil out of the filter cover. I'm assuming they turned the regulator up not knowing what they did.

He used to plow them rows straight and deep ,and me I'd walk along behind. A busting them claughds with my own two bare feet ,old rivers was a friend of mine 😢

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I absolutely LOVE an “A”!

This is an old video. But do you do this for people?

Tough spot? What tough spot? Nothing a "Popping Johnny " couldn't handle!

Maintains torque at 4rpm

I like. But why just a two bottom on that jd a. That,s a three bottom tractor.

I love this… I wish that highway wasn’t there though and the land looked like it did when those tractors were built.. ❤

Sounds just like a heartbeat. Maybe that’s why they have always been my favorite tractors.

When did they put a tach in the dash like the 20 series? I’ve never seen one like that before.

I was wondering if I could get some help with identifying a section of an old plow. I want to paint this beam, plowshare and moldboard, but I'm not sure what brand colours to paint it yet. There are two identification numbers on it: P1125 and P1136. If anyone has knowledge on this, would be greatly appreciated!

Whats normal idle speed

Awesome video! Thank you!!!

Love it

Nothing like overworking the crap out of that thing! That's not good!

Cool it’s been years since I started one or drove one I got wounded in one of these always loved the smell

Awesome tractor idling at the end - amazing.

Was a driver USArmy Nam 67-68 sounds good to me , Dam fine truck. 543rd trans 48th

Con el salto exagerado, de la ciencia y su tecnología, se fue la abundancia de trabajo, y esas épocas maravillosas.

Que hermoso si yo pudiera darle vueltas al tiempo y que volvieran esas épocas!

I had a 1949 b.

Good exercise to load it down once and awhile... dont forget to add marvel mystery oil to fuel .. best prevention for that engine dreat video thanks for posting 😊

Talk about nostalgia!! It's been many decades since I heard thus beautuful sound!! Our first diesel was a 70 ... then I'm thinking a 720 and then prior to 4020 was a 730. I'm also thinking that the 720 was pony Starr, and the 730 had direct battery start. Little did we know in those days what the evolution of farm machinery would do. Our first self propelled combine was I'm thinking a model 40, and next a 45. I believe tge 40 has a gas engine, and the 45 a diesel. I coukd have them wrong tho ..... it's been 60+ years!! Lol I'm also thinking that the invoice on our first 4020 was between $5-6k too!! Now, 50-60k won't even buy a nice used one. I guess they call it inflation.