Like a sewing machine. Got to love it!

Beautiful restoration!!

Thanks for sharing all those great Videos with us!

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

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.

safety wasn't even an afterthought...

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

i need one to park next to my titan !!

old but very sophisticated thanks

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

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

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?

Beautiful!

I love it

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

@beastlyapples3197

4 жыл бұрын

Solar Reflex most said that

Very nice.

I subscribed!

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

4 жыл бұрын

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

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