Fixing up the McCormick Deering 10-20: New Coil

[@TheAukel]

Absolute joy to watch a young engineer with a passion for these machines. The insight you gain will only add to your engineering knowledge and allow you a better understanding of how many of the modern equivalents came to be. Such fundamental knowledge is so often the difference between a good engineer and a great one. I love your work, your clear communication style and all round the cut of your jib. Well done young man. Old RF Engineer turned manager from Queensland, Australia.

[@H4rleyBoy]

I have no idea what you are doing but it's a pleasure to watch someone who does.

[@Gumboot-Cowboy]

What a beautiful old tractor.

[@4X4Grandpa]

Hey! I just wanted to say that you have my dream shop! I love watching your videos, they bring me peace and joy!

[@trinitydairy]

Great video! Can't wait to see that tractor in action!

[@larrykerr7712]

My gosh you have great videos. Keep.up the good work. Thank you.

[@billroberts3864]

Thanks for saving a piece of "old iron" from the scrap heap. Blessings to you.

[@Badhabit-cx1ch]

Keep this stuff comeing brother,,much needed therapeutic content for the times..many thanks.

[@MrWoodfiddler]

Thanks for sharing your adventure. It's always a joy to engage with yesterdays tools; repairing, servicing, using and admiring. I always look forward to your postings. Thanks again. Chuck in NE Kansas, USA

[@Evilslayer73]

A beautifull old tractor not even smoking blue or anything :)its just amazing how they are tough and durable it need a paint job and cares!:)salutation from Montreal,Québec!

[@doodlevagner5675]

That was great!!! Educational. I have cleaned the points in mags but you showed more how they work. Keep them coming.

[@richceglinski7543]

Next time you fit a mag or distributor put your finger over the #1 plug hole and feel for compression while you turn it. That way you don't have it 180 out on tdc exhaust stroke. But you knew right away what the problem was. And there was no startling fluid involved like most of these you tube mechanics come lately Hats of to you for preserving this machinery.

[@russwabuda1556]

how i did enjoy this video good for you. lest some watchers not understand, at international in those days, the operating temperature was "boil", and it says so on the data plate. please also remember, you can always check the position of the piston by removing the hand hole on the left side,likewise, by removing the rocker cover the position of the valves will tell you if number one is due to hit, those rockers do not oil themselves, squirt some in the fittings provided. enjoy that 10-20. with your good care i am sure it will last another hundred years.

[@smaggies]

Great work, I never worked on a Magneto, darn I used to have that Magnet. Nice tractor back to running. :) Moving forward have fun.

[@beakittelscherz5419]

This Channel deserves more Subscribers, that's for sure! Happy that I found it. Will check out the content😏 Love them old Tractors, but I am really thrilled about the (wood) shop machinery and gadgets you show in your other videos. As I live in Europe, - some of the stuff I've never seen before👀👀👀... Very interesting content my friend! Greetings from Germany sends CarpenterBea 😎👍

[@markburd8541]

What a super video! My dad always talked fondly about farmer he worked for back in the 40's who worked an f-20 the neighbor farmer would drive up in his 2n and they would argue half the day who had the better tractor. A happier time. God bless! from Pennsylvania

[@Don_ECHOguy]

Very good, it's nice to see someone who appreciates the old tractors and equip and will spend the time to keep them running. The 10-20's were a good tractor and I have the bigger brothers to this, a 15-30, and a 22-36 in good shape. Good vid thx.

[@mikestewart2409]

Great result 👍

[@kurtisharrington6015]

Love to see that running the mill! Cool informative video

[@stephransley4371]

Good job great old tractor.

[@plainnpretty]

Cool tractor it’s nice you get her running. It would be interesting to see a walk a round of her . Thanks

[@canastasiou68]

Well done bro, I do love vintage machines

[@Cowboy_Ash]

Found your channel a few days ago and I’m glad I did. Your videos are very interesting and your calm presentation makes it a joy to watch. You’re skills, self reliance and good manners are to be admired. God bless you.

[@bborkzilla]

I loved that initial pop-pop pop .... pop brummm! startup!

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Young man you are AWESOME and a fine McCormick Deering 10-20 Tractor running good again.....Thank you..... Old F-4 Phantom fighter jet pilot Shoe🇺🇸

[@andrewklahold2880]

A good machinist can resurface the face of that rotor, I had an F 30 and the the rotor had a gouge like bump from the brushes it would cause it to back fire when starting then it be sitting there running so I took the rotor to a machine shop I know of a the machinist resurfaced it did a wonderful great job, I think he had to take off about .050 thousands to smooth the rotor out

[@doctorperson4737]

Lots of good knowledge in these videos

[@timbrown4834]

Great job

[@heliarche]

Have you ever heard of going to a small airport where they deal with a lot of piston engines to get a magnet re-magnetized?

[@brianwestveer9532]

Fun video to watch,what would the H.P be with this tractor,and where are you located

[@OO-by2jl]

I had a 10. 20 it had set for years I cleaned up the mag a bit and it took rite off

[@davidtaylor5394]

Man I love your channnel! Im so envious of the time you get to spend working around old gear. Is this a paying proposition or just a hobby supported by a day job?

[@Je.Suis.Flaneur]

Thanks for these line shaft videos. Again, too little volume, except for the sounds of the tractor.

[@123sheepdip]

WOW. Thanks for sharing.

[@nielmadsen9806]

Don’t forget to put some oil on the rocker arms are not oiled from the engine you have to put it on the top of the roll cover if you don’t do that the valves will stick and you can burn to push rod. valves. hang up when the engine hot and when it cools may free up but you can damage the engine really easily!

[@fletchermania]

Enjoy your channel. Just subscribed this week. I have had a weak spring on the points cause the same issue. Old international tractor. New points just low quality.

[@art1muz13]

23:50 right on, my canooker friend!!!!!

[@freedom661100]

The old girl will serve you well if you keep her out of the weather.

[@joelblacksmith1064]

Well done you! And your arm didn’t explode either. 😂

[@troytreeguy]

Wonderful

[@EngineeringVignettes]

The last time I looked at a McCormick, I was staring at a broken timing gear with a sad face. What major did you get your engineering degree in? Cheers,

[@RoseAgnel]

back in my day coils lasted more then 100 years this new 1924 junk lol

[@andruxxa1984]

Работает!)))

[@samellowery]

OMG riding a 3 wheeler are you crazy that's so dangerous just joking good video

[@robertodebeers2551]

I have a replacement unit that has no moving parts and only costs $4.00 US. 🤣🤣

[@philipblick8887]

A qualified mechanical engineer would never use a carpenter’s claw hammer…..👎🏼

[@jojojaki2003]

hi &Thanks for perfect videos , im a new viewer but im so exited to see what you doing very nice, im from toronto ,please sher your contact imfo ,i want to contact you &talk about some visitor plan who love to visit your workshop.tnx ( sohi )