Around the Farm with JT. Revisiting the Forgotten John Deere 55! (Future plans)

[@rogercarrico4975]

I like how detailed you are at explaining things. You would actually be a great teacher. Looking forward to more content!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Appreciate it!

[@johnkraus5204]

A cool teacher 😊

[@frankwrogg2515]

Could you imagine a class in tractors and cars with JT, it would be epic.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I like it!

[@ronzezulka6646]

Thought that's what he's doing here,,lol.

[@CMB47able]

Ahhh. My favorite Sunday evening program is on JT's barn and grill. Just finished my Sunday dinner now relax , and see what JT. is up to

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Appreciate it!

[@ohiofarmer1]

I would take that heater unit out and use it in the Massey you just did a cab kit on. Those little heaters work good. My dad had a Gleaner A2 with basically the same one when I was a kid

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@JimRobertson-fd8jl]

That step by step Case split was amazing. Hope costs are manageable. Thanks for the video.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks! I have some good leads on parts. Hopefully 🤞🏼 all goes smooth

[@MusicandTractors]

Any engine can be put in anything with the right persuasion right? I feel like that should be a famous JT quote! I’d love to see the engine in a 4020! Bringing it back to life. You are a good man!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks! I appreciate it

[@charleswelch249]

That's going to be so much fun 😁. Take your mobile mechanic palet and get it loose. Before you bring the big guns to pull out the engine. Looks like fun, JT.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@Papermaker-fl4bh]

Thanks JT for sharing this video. Like hearing about family history and looking at the old equipment. Have a Great Week ahead.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

You bet, glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnbeam-d3v]

I agree. Miss JT may not like that in her yard. Pretty cool video. Really like looking at the old equipment. Thanks for the ride my friend.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks for coming along!

[@alcopower5710]

Love seeing the old equipment and hearing a bit about your family farming history 👍

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Appreciate it! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@brianramsey4097]

Absolutely love all your videos truly wish I was your neighbor we would have a lot of fun and work a course just wanted to say thank you for taking the time making the videos that we all enjoy

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks! I very much appreciate that!

[@boe4448]

JT, I really enjoyed the walk back and the storage area. It brings back some memories of my youth on the farm. I would bet the 55 was a good machine in its day. I'm surprised you didn't kick up any wildlife. Thanks, Boe 🍻

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I was waiting for something to come running out lol

[@Derek_00Mustang83]

My uncle sold his 105 when I was like 8 years old. The guy that bought it just wanted the motor for his 4020. It hadn't ran in 10 years, he got it running and drove it 35 miles home!!! Reminded me of you JT when I first started watching your videos a couple of years ago.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Sounds like something I’d do!

[@bills2972]

Loved hearing you speak about farm being in your family for one hundred years. Mines been with us 129 that i can prove. Something about being on ground that you know your ancestors were on doing pretty much the same things your doing. Awhile back was standing in frt of old homestead at sunset and i was suddenly about 12 and could see and hear my grandpa coming up the section line road on his wc allis tractor, no muffler, no lights, spitting fire out the exhaust, trying to make it home before dark. He farmed with 40 year old equip as I do, but I still do the same job in half the time and effort.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I think of my grandad farming this with a farmall Aand a John Deere a. Lots of work back then!

[@billyhaddock5540]

Thanks JT, for taken-us back to ur younger years with ur Dad and Grandpa. those were the good ole days, just shooting the bull and slipping that moonshine..

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! Right on!

[@davidstout5883]

Yea I have same memories old equipment my grandfather had. He had old New Holland hay balers Massey Harris tractors I got one of them and 2 ton flat trucks to haul hay on. He never bought new or thrower anything away. One of the reasons I like watching you the other is I like old Massey Fergerson tractors. I found a 2745 I would like to buy but I am not a mechanic. I used to have a 2705 and a 3545 a 135 a 275 and 285 a 699 running John Deere now dealer went out business. Grow up on Massey. Great videos always look forward to your videos never no what your going to do next. I like that keep them coming.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thank you very much! I appreciate that!

[@vincegross7617]

Love the detailing of ur story about the equipment history on your farm ,we still farm the old homestead ,like walking in the old milking barn brings back memories of milking cows ,thought it was the worst of times when I was a kid ,realize now it was the best of times ,taught me work ethic and a connection to farming I have never forgotten,🤠

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I can appreciate that!

[@frankwrogg2515]

As a kid i was ice fishing way before Christmas in southern michigan. Now those lakes have had years, and they do not even freeze over, crazy times.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right! I remember as a kid in the 80s most of the ponds were froze over by Christmas break

[@RayScrafield]

There doesn't seem to be any end to the scrap metal you have laying around your land. That, in itself, fascinates me. I love seeing old farm equipment and wish I had the means to save it all and get it all back to working. Thanks for all you do to make my dream come true.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Appreciate it!

[@scottvanraden1023]

I have a 1968 John Deere 55 corn special I use for crops and would be interested in the floor mat. My belts seem to be holding up fairly well… knock on wood… I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing what you work on. I do have a case 770 power shift and I really paying attention to your case videos but I’ve seen most all of yours and look forward to new ones all the time! Here’s to a good 2025!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I appreciate that!

[@terryreed5775]

Thanks!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thank you! I appreciate that very much!

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video JT, Good to see the JD55, Thanks for sharing

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

You bet

[@davebur3350]

NICE WALK-AROUND J.T.!!!...and SWEET BONE-YARD...I DIG-IT!!!...and if Gett the FORKER Fixed maybe You can put Your Mobile-Tool-Unit On-Forks and just Drive Out-There with the Whole KIT&CABOODLE👍...Very Enjoyable Video...I Remember Last-Time You Ran that 55...Seems-Like Yesterday🚜

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! 4 years ago now lol

[@davebarnes9099]

Fantastic video I love hearing about farm families and there history

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on

[@monkeywrenchinandpepsidrin1578]

Yes! More projects with JT!!!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

😉

[@GlennMyers-b6u]

Thanks JT for the informative and very entertaining. I'm always ready for your next installment....

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Appreciate it! I’m working on the next one

[@selb69]

Keep your stick on the ice, and remember, we're all pulling for you !

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! If my wife is watching, I’ll be home right after the show 😆

[@johnlydon533]

Great video JT. Nice to have a piece of property and better still that it has been in the family for a 100 years. Great to have the memories too. Looking forward to your next video/ project. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks 👍

[@mikewall7450]

I remember wandering through the "bone yard" as a younger man, my grandfather would always say if you want it, drag it out we'll work on it, never fancied the older stuff but sure is nice to see it restored and working again.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@gilreynolds9282]

A few winter projects. Thanks for sharing

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

You bet

[@markklumpp39]

Just have to have my weekend dose of JT

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@randybennett5417]

You are a multi-tasker. Sometimes its better to do and finish one task well, then attack the second.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@selb69]

Only in Michigan can a guy walk down the road talking to a camera and appear normal 😂 ! Love it !

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo 😆😆

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks for posting JT

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

You bet

[@JefferyTaylor-ju7by]

I farm but not crops I do live stock but I learn alot JT thanks 👍

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Another Great Video, JT. Hopefully you can find the Case parts needed without having to refinance the farm. I don’t know much about John Deere as far as what engines will fit in what. You might be surprised what a gas 4020 would bring $$. Looking forward to watching what’s next.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Thanks!

[@John-jg5dh]

Geez....you have a great selection of toys both inside and outside! My father had a JD 45e round back with belt pickup header when I was a kid! 👍

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@kenfrazier616]

Boss, sure glad you enjoy that mean old coldass weather. Growing up in it and spent years over in the land of sand with injures, it isn't nice to the bones anymore. Glad to see you working on the engine. Never know that 4020 might just be an good tool in your arsenal of equipment.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!👍🏼

[@kenfrazier616]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 awesome grab

[@AndrewHCann]

Excellent Video JT :) , yes Case 1070 to do also forklift Massey Ferguson front right tire and other got planned too !

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@aaronbradt713]

Love all the videos keep up the good work

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks! Will do!

[@jackiemontgomery113]

You got this with no problem 😊

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@terryreed5775]

If its possible, I would save the hydraulic steering motor. I seem to always need one as I usually modify my tractor and mower projects by adding hydraulic power steering to them. Anyway, I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them. Terry Reed

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That will be coming off for sure

[@mowsgrass7747]

Until it breaks and knock a big tear in the bin! Use to haul some grain for some really really rich farmer we got started and he bragged about a $5 auger and hid when it went though the side of the next to new tempte hopper bottom

[@Marcvandenenden]

Hello J.T. Thats not so bad to get the motor and fix it!👍 Thanks for the video. Greetings from the Neterlands. 🇳🇱 Marc🤠

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks Marc!

[@JoshuaWelch-x3i]

That sounds like fun.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on

[@duanedale2505]

First combine ever drove was a square back 95 and then a 105 for a guy i worked for on weekends back in 1970 . Both had same cabs as the 55. Nice simple old combines. Sweat to death during the day , froze at night till he put heaters in them

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@howman1]

Nice video JT..... Thank You

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@markflick1641]

Lol put it n the Fiero😂😂😂😂 . Great video JT 👍. God Bless

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! 😆😆 it would be a wheelie machine then lol

[@ryanduren2739]

That old combine would make a great deer stand!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! You are right. It's in the perfect spot for a deer stand too!

[@jeepanimal2943]

Maybe you drag the combine to the edge of the road with Bertha, where it'd be closer to the shop, and easier to load when it's scrappin' time............ I still enjoy walking around the fields of the home f arm myself. Nostalgia comes screaming in.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! It would definitely be easier to load by the road rather than where it’s sitting

[@rodwilk834]

JT don't overthink the engine removal out of the 55. Those bolts that you can see on the side rails that hold the engine skid down to the body rail, are all the bolts, these engines did not have that amount of torque to require any extra bolts hidden inside, besides of which that is only light sheet metal which wouldn't add much strength. I have pulled these engines out of the old square and round backs and they come out in one nice power unit with radiator intact. They did this to simplify installation at the factory, the power units were dropped in complete, all that was needed was to hook up the control linkages. The only reason there may be extra bolts in the body sheet metal was because someone did that later in its life, which I doubt.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! That is 100% spot on. See the next video lol

[@karlfischer1011]

there's a lot of tin there to replace any sheetmetal on other things with a little cutting, bending, and painting :)

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Lots of good useable metal there

[@davidnoftz3795]

Can't you carry your mobile unit back to the combine with your forky? As far as that goes, just take a cutting torch back cut engine saddle out and take it apart in the shop. Just a thought.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I considered that, but I don’t want to set fire to that area… she’s all dry and full of dead ash trees

[@Hank77442]

Looking forward to seeing that engine in a go kart. Lol. Some of that sheet metal might be handy for making patches.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on Hank! I was thinking that too!

[@larrybruck2949]

I think a 303 powered 4020 would be cool! Great video.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That would be cool!

[@fejimus]

another WONDERFUL Videa!!! 31K subs dude!!!!!

[@fejimus]

oh noooo mrs JT not the NANNER!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right 😆😆😆😆

[@willjeffery2661]

That is a remarkably straight combine, surely some of the panels, rear discharge hood, pulleys and final drive etc. must have a value to someone?

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I’m sure someone could use something from it. But honestly most of it is rusted or shot

[@Slane583]

The combine may be pooched but there's still some good useable bits left on it. I bet all of those belt pulleys and drive clutches could fetch a few bucks. Especially for someone who's actually restoring a 55. Sometimes finding good pulleys that aren't half shattered is tough. Those front rims also look like they're still useable. If the transmission is any good it might be worth something to someone. Either way. Maybe you can find another square body Chevy that has no engine and make that Deere engine fit. You can have a pickup for yard use so Black Betty doesn't have to get dirty. :)

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Ya know,… I actually thought about a square body with that engine in it !

[@Slane583]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Sounds like a plan to me. :)

[@DaveHarrison-p3g]

I love to restore old tractors. My youngest son and I have many old tractors that we are restoring. We are working on them here in Fillmore Utah.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That sounds like a great family project!

[@richardr8928]

Do the knobs on the levers unscrew? always handy…

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@johnalexander4356]

I did my time on a JD 55 as a kid. But ours was an open driver station. Non of the fancy cab for my grandpa! I remember many long nights on that combine with exhaust stack glowing red hot.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! My dad and uncle ran a open station 55 before dad got this one

[@michaelmcconnell7958]

You could put the heater in the Versatile. Could you clean up the bone yard and farm any of that ground? The Franken-4020 project could be cool and a great way to reuse the engine from the 95.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Unfortunately the ground that the equipment is sitting in is a sand hill so won’t be much good for crops

[@billyhord4508]

I like the idea of transplanting the combine engine into the 4020. You need a green tractor to balance out all that red. Should make a great video and help take you mind off that Case transmission.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That’s for sure😆😆

[@Massey-man]

Hi JT, first here ! Watch all you do with interest.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I appreciate that!

[@corydriver7634]

Love the clip at the end.😂

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on 😆😆

[@Zack_Flinn]

I have the same model spreader my grandpa bought it new when he got his 1120 and would use it to clean out this horse barn so the 1120 would load and his 730 diesel would pull it its still in nice shape I just use it to haul wood since i have a bigger newholland spreader

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@orsenkarte1272]

Hi JT, Sorry to bring this up , but, you "BURN YOU BRIDGES" when you make a mistake that can not be undone, usually in personal relations what you really mean is "I will CROSS that bridge when I get to it" meaning you will deal with it at the appropriate time in the future. Great Vids, keep um coming .

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

It was meant as sarcasm humor 😉

[@arcanewyrm6295]

He knows the "proper" saying. He's twisting it for humor... Sorry you don't find it amusing. He does, though, and others do, too. Maybe have another cup of coffee and lighten up a bit, yeah?

[@arcanewyrm6295]

​@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Some folks are just a little stuffy sometimes, Joe. The rest of us adore your humor.😁

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Appreciate it! Hope I didn’t “burn” that bridge 😆😆😆😆😆

[@MrLisborg]

Well JT (sips beer) maybe U can use that engine for emergency generator ?? Great content as always JT.....keep it up.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Great suggestion! I have been considering that

[@larryherriman4843]

JT, just wondering if you have ever considered doing hay? The reason I ask is because here in the UP, I have a friend that has a few handful’s of beef cattle. He makes hay for himself and always makes lots more than he needs. So of corse he sells the extra. He says he could sell as much hay as he could produce. And says that’s what will make him the most $$. Just a random thought I had, since you have all the horses in the stables already. Got the haul trucks as well. Couple more pieces and the puzzle is put together. Something to ponder.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Interesting thought. Maybe it’s something I should consider!

[@larryherriman4843]

If you were to go with round bales, you would never have to physically touch the hay, you could get a bale spear, or the bale tongs for the front. Just food for thought.

[@brentbell9543]

I was looking for one of these for my sawmill. Found a 6600 gasser but price and logistics were a problem. I ended up finding an international 6 banger really cheap and close by.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I didn’t consider that, but this would make a great sawmill engine

[@CircleTFarms419]

Great update JT, you might want to just take that engine out where she sits 😂

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo 😆😆

[@alanyoung7655]

Nice to have things kicking around in storage that you can repurpose or tinker with especially things with a family history that mean somthing to you👌....as you were walking back after looking at the combine you walked past the single row corner picker and at 22.40 mins in the background was a kind of cage type affair made out of round bar/box section?? Looked a bit like 1 of those trailers that catches small bales after being ejected by a pair of spinning belts??? Is that what it was??🤔 anyway as ever great video

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That is exactly what that is! That is the only piece out there that has been used recently lol

[@660r2003]

I mean u could drag it home and set up a giant tarp in front of it. Just tell her not to look behind it for a couple days. lol I've seen a guy take the grain hopper off an old gleaner and make a small gravity box out of it just for show to pull behind a lawn mower that's kinda of a cool idea if u restore yur massey mower to pull that around. not sure how much metal work that would take but it was pretty cool for sure thanx jt!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! That’s a thought!

[@stevehetrick2676]

Idea, if you pull just the engine out, then you will have much easier access to pull that whole engine mounting frame and radiator assembly. 👍

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Great point!

[@larryklostermann5779]

Nice video JT

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks!

[@briannelson4493]

JT the 4030 was built using one of three different engines . A tractor diesel, a combine diesel thats what I had and a gasoline engine. Compared to a Perkins one can’t afford to run a John Deere engine.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@MarkKrenitsky-un4tf]

It could be a back up generator for your house. I am guessing with as far out as you live it can be awhile if the power goes out to get it back on.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

True. Usually if it goes out it’s a couple days

[@garyduquette1784]

I would put your pallet with your tools, generator and aircompressor on the wood hauling truck. Throw your torch on there too. Drive back to the combine blow the dirt off it. Try wrenching on it first and if that doesnt work use the torch. Youll have that engine out in no time.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@andywilkinson3792]

Nice one j.t. iv all ways wanted a small cobin and make in to a tractor. If you get engine out and running could you not get the gearbox to work with it. And then get a generator to run off it to give more electric power. And you got anuf tin work on it to make a shed for or plat to fix any other tin work you need to fix. My trouble is if iv got room to keep I don't scrap it. You just never know. I just still see lots off parts on it you could ues. Well hopefully you get it out with not too much hassle. You could just take one tool. The gas axe . L.o.l from Andy in uk

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I’ll try to salvage all I can

[@garymcintyre6507]

I see a lot of nice straight green sheet metal for patching.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! There is some good metal that I could use for other stuff. And that’s good old 1969 American steel lol

[@markbout257]

Are all those implementa yours? It looks like there are a few toys to put behind the versatile then. I think you could rob a few more parts off that old combine, I would start with that little cab heater, that would fit well into the 1800 thats missing one. And maybe some belt pulleys can be reused for some project Keep up the good work and reuse what you can👍

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! The equipment unfortunately is mostly junk. Lots of broken frames and rust

[@brianhosey3811]

Once again JT, I love the content but the very end kinda crushed my spirit ! Lol

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

😆😆😆

[@tomstitt3449]

I take it the chisel plough is quicker doing a field than a regular plough due to it’s width, but not too sure about how deep it can chisel.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right. The chisel is 15’ wide and it can go 8-12” deep with enough horsepower

[@tomstitt3449]

Thanks JT

[@Farmer1277]

I pressure washed our combine on Christmas day last year because it was 50 degrees in Wisconsin.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Last year it was mud all winter!

[@Farmer1277]

@jtsbarnngrill6873 and this year I've yet to wash it because it's been too cold. Global warming.....

[@billkroczyk3749]

Looking forward to the new project t h a t Manure Spreader you're looking at right now I have the exact same one Tennessee John Deere 36 is what man is and it has like a drum with teeth on it for the discharge

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on!

[@lloydhaight7915]

Hey JT , hello from Canada ...... how about using the old combine engine as a stationary engine on your grain auger ?

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

That’s a good idea!

[@AndrewSpitzke]

Sweet videp

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Thanks!

[@OnePieceatatimeranch]

Most of the time the steering wheel and center cap are great for old Deere tractors because they were protected. Sometimes the seats are good

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! You are right.

[@OnePieceatatimeranch]

@jtsbarnngrill6873 man I love scrounging around old combines. Roller chains and master links and spare belts

[@ChuckGeorge-s9j]

JT. You need to make a puller out of the motor in a 3010 JD

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! That would be cool!!

[@awesomeguy9577]

Those spike tooth cylinders was amazing in beans and small grains we had a 715 ih with one it would put our 915 to shame

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! My 6600 is a spike, it cleans beans better than any combine I’ve ever run!

[@richardschaffling9882]

It’s amazing we have more snow than you do .just watch that forklift on that ground and when you lift that engine be very carful I drove forklifts for years and they tip over really easy .and don’t forget the WD40 for the bolts

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! You are right! It’s always a good idea to be careful on the forklift.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Take it to the combine demolition derby!!!!!

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right! But I’d be afraid it would collapse 😆

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 LOL!!!

[@corydriver7634]

If it’s not corroded out I wonder if that heater would work in the 1800?

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

I think it would!

[@barnycanuck6234]

Standby generator or portable welder comes to mind

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! I have been thinking similar

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

Bone yards are always interesting

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on

[@larshelgelangaker9072]

That ending 😂😂😂😂

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

😬

[@EvanWood-j6h]

We should get a farm tour

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Might be in order

[@EvanWood-j6h]

@ I saw that you lived in Michigan, I live in ithaca/ Gratiot county. Looks like we have some bad weather here soon! Being 13 year old kid I’m pumped to maybe get out the snowmobile massy Ferguson 444! I found it in my grandpas shed and I restored it because of you! Thanks again for being my favorite KZbinr and I will continue to watch you and look up to you!!

[@jeffhack6839]

Well at least this time of year y'all do not have to worry about the hornets!!! Cheers.

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Bingo! That machine is usually infested with em

[@dennisbelles9236]

Maybe if you get that engine out, and she will start and run. If the rack comes out, weld an axle and springs to it and somehow it could possibly be converted to a portable generator if the power goes out? Could be your next challenge??

[@jtsbarnngrill6873]

Right on! Definitely be a challenge!

[@thomasworatschka6860]

Could you use the gas tank for antifreeze, or anything else

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Right on!

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