Will it run after 80 plus years 1922 Fordson tractor

Will this 1922 fordson tractor run after 80 plus years of setting this 1922 fordson has spent the last 80 years in a salvage yard and used for yard art the tractor was parked around the beginning of ww2 and ended up in a salvage yard where it sat for 40 years and some how it was never scraped then the tractor spent the last 40 years as yard art and what about to be scraped when I bought it
Will it run after 30 years
Will it run
Will it run after 81 years

[@DRILL-SGT.HARTMAN]

My dad said my Grandpa was still using one in the late 40's into the fifties. My dad said he loved to hear it run, he said he'd come over sometimes just to crank it to hear it run. Dad said the steering was horrible. I bought an old Chevy Nova years ago without power steering, my dad drove it. I said, drives good doesn't it. He said yes, but it steers like an old Fordson tractor. I miss him when I see videos like this. Great video, thanks for posting it.

[@jamesb.9155]

Never a dull moment on this channel. Fun to see interesting machinery brought back to life again with minimal fanfare and no tension!

[@dbh472002]

I got stuck at home with Covid over christmass 23 and found this channel - it has been a true life saver for me - I was real sick but watching you mad be feel better and make it through a tough time. I fix old stuff also!

[@DaleDirt]

Awesome , 100 yr old tractor . It was a totally different world back then . To think this replaced a team of horses . Things have changed so fast in a short amount of time . Thanks for your passion for saving the old iron . That's 100% Virgin American Steel . That's why it's still here .

[@destroyingtheworksofthedev9349]

This guy has thee most positive outlook on life I've ever come across personally.

[@johncarlson3061]

My best friend has a 1932 Fordson the was purchased new by his grandfather. After restoring the tractor which took almost 3yrs,now it wins at the shows we tow it to.

[@swedishcrowbar4211]

One of the reasons why I love your channel is cause you repair things that are in so bad condition that no one would fix it!

[@heavy_chevy.0194]

His patience with difficult engines is remarkable. Most would’ve thrown wrenches or cussed, but he just stays calm and keeps coaxing them to life.

[@johnboywaltonbeard4699]

Mr. Jennings…Great Job! I used to drive a Steel wheel Fordson on my Uncle’s farm early 1970s. It had a Buzz saw on the front and therefore we only used it to Buzz firewood. Once we got the Buzz Boxes working, it would run quite well. But, what a Rough ride with those steel wheels. I think that is why my Uncle made me drive it!

[@GiGi_I_44]

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[@laserbeam002]

I love this channel. He's the most patient guy I know.

[@fkwtal]

Amazing job. You people have my respect for keeping stuff alive!

[@wonderingskills1]

Awesome work❤

[@Alstonar80]

Jennings you’re the best! Please more videos. I know you’re a busy KZbinr, but keep cranking out videos. Can’t wait to see the tractor. Be careful of those fumes.

[@racerxlv]

I get the biggest kick out of watching and listening to Jennings.. I could watch these videos for hours. It reminds me of when i was a high school kid, my buddies and i would get together and work on our cars over the weekends .. the things he says and does, chances taken, Those were some fun times.. nobody has time to do this anymore... most people don't know what they are missing..

[@philipcovino8340]

Damn that bearing on the fan is amazing

[@rogerwhite3644]

I can't get enough of this content 😊

[@Monaghan]

Cool to hear a young person with a strong southern accent still.

[@craigbarrett2278]

Your tenacity and knowledge is pretty cool. Wire wheels although not period correct is pretty cool.....

[@touchtoomuch1000]

You never cease to amaze me. The Dr Frankenstein of automotive world.