Starting Waterloo Boy Tractor

[@bcbloc02]

Like a sewing machine. Got to love it!

[@Tigerfan50]

Beautiful restoration!!

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Simply fantastic! Extremely well restored. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@sacklaustom]

Thanks for sharing all those great Videos with us!

[@HighlanderNorth1]

Wow, that started with only a little effort on the hand crank.

[@Mopar-Pioneer]

One pull and it's off and running. When I think of all the effort I put into trying to start our neighbours A model with the brass petcocks 1/2 inch away from bare spark plug leads, old age makes me shudder. love the video, thank you.

[@reddirtfarm7704]

i need one to park next to my titan !!

[@michaelhalsall5684]

Waterloo Boy, the tractor that became John Deere. I notice it has small gasoline tank at the rear, was that for initial start up and then it was switched to the main (kerosene) tank?

[@johntabler349]

old but very sophisticated thanks

[@gatewaysolo104]

safety wasn't even an afterthought...

[@slpss2002]

A well oiled machine. I did not know the first D's shared some of the same components such as the carb and magneto.

[@StJamesCustoms]

Beautiful!

[@roscheledunbarr4598]

I love it

[@TheHarrisonHd]

Watch out that the dangerous spinning blender thing doesn't catch your sleeve and tear off an arm.

[@jlgil1973]

I subscribed!

[@DesertDigger1]

Very nice.

[@tristanmathesonsinventory2443]

That has to be a 1916 model if it says “Waterloo boy tractor”

[@beastlyapples3197]

Solar Reflex most said that

[@williamchristopher1560]

I wonder why JD done away with the crank. I can crank a tractor where I havnt been able to start a D since I was 50. Im 72 now and still crank a CC Case, and a 40 B Farmall

[@3060MOGUL]

William Christopher my guess was price + the Waterloo Boys cranks would sometimes stick if you didn’t keep the hub greased.

[@kirksway1]

starts cranking and loses his thumb in 3...2...1.....