Looks nice! i had the same one but it was a scottes

that carb shows what happens when you use reg pump gas. always use ethanol free fuel and that won't happen.

Look at back frame rail for cracks and patch job 😢😢😢

I don’t even waste my time, just rebuild the carb and then you know what you got 😮, but I don’t make videos eather 😢😢

I’m thinking how the inside of carb looks 😢😢😢

I never knew Ford made push mowers

I drive a Subaru too. Subscripored!

Lady just give me one of these green and I just started tinkering on it

Where’s the long version of getting this thing going ? I need help . Lol

We had one back in the 1960's but I am not sure what year it was. We had a sidemount sickle bar mower for it. Baled hay with it anbd an International 45 haybaler. Also, a set of plows for plowing our garden and cornfield. Very capable tractor for the rated horsepower. Don't remember the name of the attachment that cut the corn and produced what my dad called shocks.

I have no clue what's going on exactly but you sound a bit like muppet.

Your videos are a big help. I too have a 1940 9N. Mine also has sentimental value to me. Mine has been on this farm with my family since the 1950’s. It was our loader tractor for years. It had a 3 point mounted plow. It raked hay among other chores. It is now painted in 8N colors and about the only thing that it gets used for is running the Dearborn 3 pt buzz saw.

New subscriber to your channel.

I have 17 of these and they all run great, one of them smokes but it runs fine.

You have a way of talking in a high pitch comical voice.

Why is it every time I hear this guy talk I suddenly remember " Cheers"? 🤔🤣😂🤣😂😝😜🤠👍⭐🇺🇲

Very nice video you have an interesting channel I like the way you wired up your switch I have a weedeater lawnmower the cable broke on me I’m gonna eliminate the cable altogether and put a stop switch on it make it old school those cables are close to $15

Very nice old mower

I remove the engine and rebuild the carb and clean tank plus replace springs, paint engine and deck They sale good then 😊😊😊 I have properly about 50 of the flat head push mowers and 80 riding mower put back to rebuild 😊😊 Love being retired ❤

We would braze new taps on recall cover and good as new ❤

Those decks never rust out and are heavy Duty 😊😊😊 There worth fixing 😊😊😊

great video those old brigs motors are hard to beat i subbed and trough you a like

I miss my old super h

Nice tractor.

👍👍👍👍

Dielectric grease is non-conductive. Wrong stuff Kermit

Nice job. I thought that cylinder was toast. The oversize rings seemed to work well & I love that ring grinder! Never saw one like that before.

Damn son, some old timer 120 years from now is gonna be like damn, I can re use this still!

i prefer solder terminal ends rather than crimp. Heat shrink the same though.

Did you repaint the wire red afterwards?

Kermit does electrical.

Kermit? Is that you?

My great grandfather had this exact AMF mower. Also an AMF garden tiller. When he passed away my family gave both to me because I helped him cut his grass and work his garden. I was 14 years old at the time. I’m 61 now. Still have the tiller and it still runs. The engine locked up on the mower a few years after it was given to me and sadly we got rid of it. Sure wish I still had it too. This brought back some memories. Great video. Thanks.

These were really tuff engines back then 😊and pretty popular Now it’s really hard to find one to rebuild in a JD frame 😢

It’s amazing how a new seat and a new interstate battery helps me sale the riders I rebuild 😊😊😊

The carb kit costs me about 1.47 so I just kit and clean them, then paint and label it, plastic bag and on the shelf for summer 😊

I save the old out of pickups to top of low engines and test running Then oil change 😊

This is the kind of video that I enjoy watching because this is how a old school shop operates in real life 😊 At least my shop 😮

Plus if carb has been rebuilt and ready to install, price of engine as is

I write the shaft length, good or bad engine, HP and date of manufacture plus I put mount bolts back and blade adapter and bolts 😊

I take electric ingraver and one line around the base and hi teck sealer

Thank you for sharing this information and video with everyone who wants to learn how to work on there mower or other equipment 😊

Average Joe working on some average machines. No theatrics or gimmicks. Careful with that Zep Purple Industrial on raw aluminum. Instant corrosion. Turned out pretty good.

Pronounced SABER. FOR cutting grass. Not a sub bree

Pronounced SABER... NOT SUBREE.

After doing this conversion on my 1975 16hp Sears tractor, it seems to run just fine, but now it wants to overcharge the battery after setting it at high RPM. Amp Gauge Go's max and ignition switch wants to start on fire 🔥 😂. The tractor has a new voltage regulator. Didn't do this until I changed the ignition. What's up with that? Any help please 🙏.

My grandfather had one that looked like that her in Australia but it had a two stroke and it was called a Sunbeam

Yep tightening those bolts is extremely regular maintenance for me I’m gonna get a stud kit for it

It looks like a mid 60's. 1964-1968 in that range. The early 60's didn't have a steering wheel. They had a "joy stick" steering lever instead.

When setting the location for the sensor does the engine need to be on TDC.