1936 John Deere Two-Cylinder A Head,Piston & Rod Removal Video

[@timrainwater3969]

Thanks for sharing. Always something to learn from your videos👍✅

[@dirtgrainsteel]

My pleasure!

[@chadshidler8903]

Good o American Steel right there and no metric tools needed. I've always loved old John Deere tractors.

[@scottbohn929]

Awesome! I enjoy watching your restore & repair videos. Helps me to constantly learn more about tractor repair. I have been working on a 1971 JD 1020 for over six years ( when time & money allowed me to move forward) it’s finally being repainted and it was my late father’s tractor.

[@aaronjarvenpa1743]

Cylinders size of coffee cans love it .

[@richardwilkens4577]

We a 1949 G on the farm and we used the small tank as a reserve run the main tank out and had that gallon and a half to get back to the farm

[@martinbenton742]

Those old two cylinder Deeres were made so the average farmer could fix most issues right in the field. That's why you find the odd nut, bolt, nail, ect here and there. Lifting the head out with the fan shaft and upper water pipe in place is a goober stretcher for sure! Doc

[@mcleanfarmsryan3897]

All the two cylinder Content from you I had to get my John Deere B out and hook it to my plows and corn planter for kicks and giggles

[@peteschiavoni]

That came apart fairly easily. Glad you like the pocket screwdriver. I have a spare orange one if it gets lost or anything. Just hit me up. My wife laughs at me for how many of those I’ve acquired over the years. Lol. I have to agree the picture and sound is way better on this camera and yet the old one worked fine.

[@gijoecowboy]

Thanks, I just inherited an 1936 Unstyled A ... This is great!

[@dirtgrainsteel]

Your welcome!! I'm going to be getting back on this project next week just waiting on some parts

[@gijoecowboy]

@@dirtgrainsteel Wow Glad you answered. On that head you took off, is the intake/exhaust mounted with bolts or studs? Mine has bolts, but I think it is suppose to be studs. Thanks

[@dirtgrainsteel]

I try to do my best to answer it's alot to keep up with lol....my A has bolts I don't think studs were factory but I have heard of other tractors having studs

[@gijoecowboy]

@@dirtgrainsteel Thanks, My intake/exhaust is leaking and I had one bolt stripped. So I'm going to pull it of and fix it.

[@AndrewHCann]

Excellent video Brandon :) also amazing how those John Deere also other old tractor makes made back then when put together also never use torque bar gauges all down by human strength I remember my elders told me back long time ago! But yes amazing built tough and lasted long time too before rebuilt job on motor and got long term hours too sure amazing!

[@artillerest43rdva7]

it is those rogue nutz that get ya, it is so bad that those nuts on the rockers were chewed up. yes you should have uniform nuts and bolts on things just to make it easier on the re-assemble of the tractor.

[@georgedavidson7986]

Parker Farms in Oakwood , Ontario , Canada has probably 30 old Oliver’s undercover Not sure if there is any Waterloo MOLINE mixed in. But they would know where to look

[@rongrace479]

As usual you put on a good video how to do the job

[@huntingandstuff9489]

Luckily you didn't have to take the manifold off. That's always good for twisting a couple bolts off

[@dirtgrainsteel]

I kinda hope I end up having to I've got a new tool I want to try out!!

[@huntingandstuff9489]

@@dirtgrainsteel well that changes the game

[@eugenetaylor3938]

No take a block of wood put it between the crank and rod use the flywheel

[@joshuabeck8060]

Idk if anyone has answered the waterloo boy question or not but check with kent kastner at k&k tractor parts in shelbyville indiana

[@georgedavidson7986]

How do you soup them up. Bore. .??

[@genedewitt3992]

You need some swivel socket for them tight spot ....

[@chuckwood5654]

Man oh man are you taking a big risk of voiding the warrantee on that John Deere by working on it your self. HA HA HA HA HA

[@eugenetaylor3938]

That's a trick my dad showed me it works great

[@williamgreen4757]

bore the cylinders .010 over nill the crank if possible.

[@dawnamize5118]

It never fails to amaze me what a lazy job a lot people did cutting down the steel wheels and putting rims on them.

[@genedewitt3992]

ratchet wrenches would help also .....

[@knuckelsd5177]

lol dont pry on the valve lol

[@knuckelsd5177]

phones... lol welcome to 2021 or 1995 lol.

[@knuckelsd5177]

where in the tarnation is your air tools lol youd be done already .. come on down to knuckels customs we will show ya how its done .. customer will be happy ...lower labor time

[@aaronfinley1067]

Hello is your buddies friend still looking for waterloo boy parts where you from i need some help on a 37 B Johndeere unstyled in Parsons Kansas do you have facebook or a way to get a hold of you