What a cute kid...I laughed like hell when he spun the tires, like dad

Would love to see a guy doing some upgrades on the tractor.

@johnlavalette6035

3 жыл бұрын

yeah i totally agree. i have an 841 and would love to see that old ford get some love.

@that_thing_I_do

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely needs pinstripes

@midnightrunner684

3 жыл бұрын

Like a Gm LS454 Swap ??

@jessicacordova5024

3 жыл бұрын

Didn’t he talk about building a flathead v8 for it a while ago?

@davida.p.9911

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely. 👍👍🚜

I enjoy seeing old tractors being reconditioned and put back to work. Greatly enjoy both "Garage" and "Lodge". Seeing your whole family partcipate in your many projects is heart-warming and a top-notch example of what family life was meant to be.

Those tractors are surprisingly strong. We cleaned up major damage and large trees after Hurricane Katrina and the Ford 8 only had one fuel leak develop after 4 hard weeks of 7 days a week work. Awesome little work horse . Just watch the PTO !!

Be careful using that Derek. If that’s a fixed PTO adapter you really need an overrunning clutch. These are famous for people pushing in the clutch to stop and the momentum of the mower spinning keeps driving the tractor since the PTO is driven off the rear end. Lots of 8n Fords went over the hill cuz they were mowing with a rotary mower and no overrunning clutch.

@Definitelynotyou90

3 жыл бұрын

Rotary mowers have 50 pound blades with a “stump jumper” that also weighs a metric crap ton this has blades that don’t weigh 10 lbs put together. Not saying your wrong because you are not but this mower is not considered a rotary mower

@darrylvohs5526

3 жыл бұрын

I added the one way clutch adapter to mine. I also hook limiting chains on the three point and basically makes a bush hog into a finish mower.

@evananderson5812

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. A friend had one. Found that out the hard way. Hit a filbert tree with the bucket. Oops.

@austinmills9746

3 жыл бұрын

Overrun couplers are also and easy fix. Have one in mine with no issues.

@5150warpig

3 жыл бұрын

this is a finishing mower. not a brush hog. they dont need that extra stuff as they dont have enough spinning mass. i mowed alot useing a 43 ferg with a very similar 3 point finish mower hanging off the back.

The gt 500 moves so elegant. Like a swan.

@stoneblue1795

3 жыл бұрын

Being chased by gators.

@franksgarage8551

3 жыл бұрын

Blind, one legged maybe…

@HappyHarryHardon

3 жыл бұрын

A swan on flaka.

@heathenamerican8149

3 жыл бұрын

@@HappyHarryHardon now that'll be a good time.

@ABH313

3 жыл бұрын

I'll have you know, A guy got a good laugh outta that lol

The time you spend with your sons is priceless. It’s all that matters in the end.

@terrylong6457

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

I love the fact your kids seem to be getting raised the right way like we were in the 80s / 90s. I was born in 80, and I remember learning to drive on the old dodge pickup in the field. And I remember helping dad hook up the brush-hog to the tractor, good times!

"When your 9 you gotta learn how to drive pickups, that's all there is to it!"

@1984xlx

3 жыл бұрын

I'm impressed he could reach the pedals!

@bubbakushingtonIII

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah because by the time you're 11 you're driving tractor's and bailing round bails.

@theronash7269

3 жыл бұрын

I was driving a 68 Merc pickup with a 4 speed and baling square bales at 9. I miss the farm.

@_Frank_the_Tank

3 жыл бұрын

I wasn't out on the highway or driving in town at that age, but my old man would pull over once we hit the gravel roads and let me drive the last couple miles home. Good to see times haven't changed all that much.

@HomerJ1964

3 жыл бұрын

I was driving lunch to my Dad when he was out in the field at that age.

Love how yall are raising your kids. Those boys are gonna be some of the best of their generation.

@ViceGripLodge

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrew

@jerseywoods9994

3 жыл бұрын

Well said Andrew and I totally agree...

@RedPop4

3 жыл бұрын

I agree mightily

@michaelmactavish1728

3 жыл бұрын

@@ViceGripLodge yeah newer tractors are exspensive these days wich kubotas useually has the better deals on theres plus the give ya option attachments for less pice like a bucket and forks the usually have a $500 to$2,100 off with the kubota tractors wich not bad deal and 6 year warranty

@sirloinofbeef3862

2 жыл бұрын

@Top Fuel What? Please explain?

My first visit to Vice Grip Lodge. Huge fan of VGG. This channel will be just as fun, informative and humorous. Well done Derek!

Nice. I have a 52 Ford 8n, with the 72" finish mower. And I mow my 3 acre field with it. Just awesome 👌, glad I'm not the only one.

@trevorpowell7084

2 ай бұрын

I have the same setup on 5 acres! Good old ford!

The joy that rushes through me when a new Lodge video pops up, is the same as when a new Garage video pops up. 👌🏽

Brings back great memories, dad was a collector of 2, 8, an 9N's, he would buy them cheap, broken down, an non running, then have them purring like a kitty in a couple days.

I love seeing these old tractors still being put to use. The sound especially is just something you don't get anymore.

@LostInPhilly89

2 жыл бұрын

It's too bad he sold the GT500 for a newer tractor.

@radamson1

2 жыл бұрын

The sound of the old two-cylinder John deere is the tractor that I love to hear. They had a high idle of 950 rpm and when you idled them down you could actually count the number of times it fired.

@deanfarr3249

Жыл бұрын

However if you have plans to use an antqiue tractor like this one for mowing you will need to convert it to 12 volt so you have enough power so you can run your pto deck otherwise you'll need a manual reel blade cutting deck

@radamson1

Жыл бұрын

@@deanfarr3249 WTF!!! the PTO on these old tractors has nothing to do with the battery It's a tractor, not a lawn mower!

@deanfarr3249

Жыл бұрын

@@radamson1 but he's running an auxillery on the back of the tractor though right? Plus the hydraulics? I would think you would need more battery power for all that

I ran an 8N in the summers of 78-81 when I was a lad, bush/brush hogging. I absolutely loved it and the N series tractors. Your videos are magic !!

To answer your question Derek, we definitely need more of this sweet, sweet tractor action.

wow bently looked like an old hand drivin that pick'emup truck!!! my stepdad had an int'l scout he let me play with when i was around 8 or 9...puttin thru stubblefields and such, man good memories!!! lawn looked great, man!!! I enjoy everything you put up...good stuff best on utube

Love the old tractor! Growing up on the farm we had a similar one, learned to drive it as soon as my feet could touch the peddles. Love to see the old girl fixed up and see your boys using it for many years to come

I grew up driving my grandfather’s 1948 Ford tractor. We ran a woods finish mower, snow blade, and post hole digger for years and years. Good memories. Thanks for the video Derek

Well, I never thought I'd ever spend my own time watching someone cut grass, but, there you have it.

@dandodds1926

3 жыл бұрын

or make fence

Great job driving Bently!

That old chevy is so sweet. Thank you soooooooo much for the hard work you put in for us. Everyone have a great day!!

Yes, keep it coming on the tractor. My Dad sold his 68, so now I’m searching for another one similar in my area. They’re great machines

"When you're 9 you gotta learn to drive pickups..." Thumbs up just for that. '-)

@bbrut3332

3 жыл бұрын

I got to drive a 49 or 50 Buick Special at my dad's truck stop parking area when I was 9 yo. Had to have bottom and back cushions to see over the dash and to reach the pedals.

@JohnnyAnderson1

2 жыл бұрын

I subbed just for that since my 9 year old is now driving my truck lol

@terrylong6457

2 жыл бұрын

The oldest boy that I get to be grandpa to, was driving my truck off road at nine. Boy did I catch hell for that. No matter. He has had his own chain saw at nine, his own circular saw at eleven. Shot his first hog at ten. I'm not done with him yet. Over six feet tall and size thirteen shoes at thirteen. Love to build and fix things.

@RESERCHER49

2 ай бұрын

BOTH MY BOYS DID !

The old Saab still sitting outside man that’s a cool little car it be nice to see more on that for sure

@nicholasadams9535

3 жыл бұрын

I bet it's just a scavenger hunt for parts on that thing lol. I agree, it's awesome.

@netrioter

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicholasadams9535 it's not that bad..it's got a Ford V4 in it. You just have to know people. Amesies Corner had one for a few years. Rust killed it

@canadaeast8358

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicholasadams9535 yes probably have to get parts from Sweden or evil bay . It would be worth it though

@theside8177

3 жыл бұрын

Sad to say i think he already sold it

@LongBinh70

3 жыл бұрын

@@netrioter It's a Ford V4, but it's an industrial, not an automotive, engine!

Of course, Derek, we want to see any thing you want to show us. Ur channel is great and even if we don't really learn any thing, we love watching you interacting with your family. Thanks for the ride, God Bless and stay safe.

This so reminded me of my childhood. You are truly a blessed man. What a wonderful family you have. These are the memories that stick with a child for life. There is nothing better than doing things as a family. You just don't realize this while it is happening, but they are memories that come back to you as you get older, and you miss them and start wishing that you could have the "old times" back. The kids grow up too fast. They are very lucky to have a father and mother who care so much about them and does everything in their power to bring them up right and makes memories like this. My hat off to you Derek!!

My favorite part of the video is where you "inspect" the belts, like there was any way in the wide world of sports you were going to replace anything short of frayed rubber bands. Just send 'er!

We live in crowded polluted air Mesa Az where it's currently 110 out with about 20% humidity. In the 90's we had a chance to buy my wife's family farm in Southern Illinois. There was 85 acres left of it. Barns full of old goodies and equipment plus a three story log house with a huge hand built fireplace using rocks tilled from the soil. The 2 acre lake was really cool but the humidity and the harsh winters made us walk away. I see you on your farm and wonder sometimes if we made a mistake. The farm is still in her family but after we turned them down one of her cousins bought it just recently. It is located about 20 miles away from Carmi Illinois. Right along the Wabash river near Kentucky & Indiana. Great video Derek. Spending time with your kids is great.

Always enjoy some tractor time, my father had Ford 8n when I was young and I remember driving it around the feed yard and cleaning up the corals when the cattle were sold off.

Love that your boy is driving various veeehickles around your property! I learned to drive in the early '70s on an International Harvester B414 Diesel tractor when I was barely 9yrs old. Drove an IH/Farmall Super M and the farm pickup too. Gives a young guy a big advantage when getting a license a little later in life, as well as learning how to use mechanical powered veeehickles.

brings back lots of memories growing up on our farm here in aussie ..ty we had the kinda of the same set up .. we had a gray massey ferguson ..TEA model was so cool and fun ty great video

I remember the feeling of driving my dad's square body Chevy as a little boy. It had a 4 speed. It was tough to clutch but man I felt like a grown man driving that thing! It's good to see a boy learning to drive a square body. He's gonna grow up to be a proper man. That's an awesome childhood memory to have. Teach him donuts and power slides! That's how you really learn to drive. Take an old Chevy down to the mud pit and get sideways then you really know how to drive.

You, sir, have earned yourself an additional subscriber. Exactly the content I'm looking for when I come to KZread, a perfect blend of sketchy and this'll work. On another note, I've been looking for the "sketchy but works" part of 9n tractors and haven't found it while searching for 9n tractors. However, this time I searched for "finish mower tractor" and got more than I'd ever dreamed of getting

Derek, I’ve been sharpening lawnmower blades every day for the last 11 years and I’ve never heard of your method. So I tried it today on 3 blades off a Cub lawn tractor and I’ll tell ya, a guy wasn’t kidding! That worked extremely well on those heavy, thick blades! Thank you for the “learning”!

"Giver some throttle dude" are words I remember hearing from my father when I was about 9. It ended in the Atlantic. The only thing the old man was real tore up about, was the soggy egg salad sandwiches mother had made up for him. The old boy LOVES mothers egg salad sandwiches.

@jessicacordova5024

3 жыл бұрын

Lol when I learned how to drive when I was 6-7 the first time I drove my dad said to give it some throttle to back up over a bump and I took off in reverse down the road in a smoky reverse burnout. I wasn’t allowed to drive again for a few weeks.

@robertn2813

3 жыл бұрын

your dad's a lover. nice story lol .

Derek: "The only thing I trust on this is that the seat's uncomfortable." 😀 Well, a feller's got a GT500. That's a racing tractor, so you sacrifice a little comfort for performance. 😀

@Omgninjas2

3 жыл бұрын

Had a 9N we used growing up to mow with a 60" finish mower. That bastard was uncomfortable and the brakes didn't work, but damn did it start every time. My grandfather "rebuilt" the ball joints with a welder and grinder, and three point hook-up did not hold pressure when the tractor was off.... I miss that thing.

@UnStrungHero

2 жыл бұрын

@@Omgninjas2 we had 8N fords and a massey ferguson we used to pull rakes and the balers. great tractors wish I still had one

I love the GT500, any upgrades would gladly be watched. She does good work, to! The mower was a wise choice, nicely bought, Derek! All in all, another great episode of the Lodge!

I think I would enjoy watching you do anything. Thank you so much.

love the farm videos, almost as much as the vehicle recues. keep 'em coming.

You do whatever cranks your turns there Derek, we're here to watch you and the fam. I think a bunch a guys and gals would be happy watch you string a trimmer or even read a manuel if you wanted to it would still be great. Enjoy your week ma friend.

Granddad had a Massey Ferguson that's a lot like the Ford 8N. Your videos are bringing back a lot of good memories. Thanks! And I love that SAAB.

Made her work , awesome wingin it , resource skillz! Thanks again for many chuckles , you and your young fella are a hoot ! 👍

The vid brought back a lot of memories for me. Helping my now deceased uncle with basic maintenance on his brush hog & 8N tractor so he could mow the acreage on the back lot of his property in the late 80s. And later learning how to drive a pickup and fork truck with my dad. Good times! :) BTW, I need to know where you got Bently's shirt. I need one for my son!

"Oh yeah... tenant burned the yard down. Huhh"... just another day at the lodge 🧑‍🚒

@warrenmichael918

3 жыл бұрын

by tenant , he meant that HIS fireworks started the grass on fire! LOL

I really miss that. My Dad had an old ford tractor. We mowed with it, moved dirt with it, and cleared snow with it. Everyone should get to do that. I'm working on that for my adult sons , and the kids I get to be grandpa to.

Love the channel, I forgot about it. Glad to see all the old and new videos.

We wanna see whatever a fellas got. Thank you for making another channel. Even though it's twice the work for you.

I was about eight when I learned to drive on my Grandpas farm in an old Chevy pick up with a floor shift. They put me in a pasture and said that they didn't care about the truck very much but to make sure to stay away from the fences. What a blast. I am new to your channels and I am really enjoying the content, which is right in my wheel house or perhaps more accurately I should say was. now that I am getting older. What I like most is the wonderful interaction between you, your pretty bride and your adorable boys. I know the older ones won't appreciate the adorable part...but they are. Nicely done.

Thank you Derek for the awesome videos.. Keep them babies coming

My grandpa in Missouri had an old Ford 800 I used to help him bail hay with and bush hog quite a bit, this brings back some memories!

Bentley..."Cooler Version of Dad". Love that kid !

Watching you let your son move the truck made my heart smile. Love his shirt!

Keep the tractor videos coming man. I come from a farming family here in NC I can relate to all the baling twine fixes you mentioned about your grandfather because my pawpaw does the exact same thing. I really enjoy these videos because they're so relatable and funny because what's better than farming with vice grip garage i mean it really grows on a guy

when my son was about the same size/age as yours I started having him drive the tractor (heavily supervised for the first full year). He loved it and I know it made him a better car driver later. Bently seams to instinctively knows slower means smaller dents, I enjoy watching him drive the truck etc - - -

A guy's loving the new channel and content over on the other switcharoo garage channel too Derek. Calms the old nerves in these times we live in, kicking back and getting absorbed in these.

Anyone else have Ben Stein in their head taking roll call when you look at the name on the mower deck?

@richardbaumgart2454

3 жыл бұрын

Buhler? Buhler??? 😄

@adambassador7727

3 жыл бұрын

Anyone...? Anyone...?

Great video! I love those old tractors. I've got a Ford 600 that was my only tractor for 16 years on a farm in Kentucky. Worth its weight in gold, I'd say. Moved it back up north to Connecticut with me and she did a fine job bush hogging around the old pastures. I picked up a Case 480CK loader to help the old girl out, and they make a fine pair! I'd love to see more old tractor "how to's" if you get the time. I love the cooler version of you on these videos, as well. Keep up the good work, Dad! I really like all the different content that you share on this channel. Well done!

@alwaysopen7970

2 жыл бұрын

I think the move down south did he and his family a world of good.

loving the new channel, perfect timing too, we just bought a home on 30 acres, so got a lot to learn about being a land owner!

3 minutes... love this channel... gonna be a late lunch lol

I love these old Ford tractors! Please do some more videos on this one.

Thank you Derek awesome we used to have an eight in eight and they do work for more mowing

Good video,i learn something new every time,Thankyou VGL.

Keep the farm/tractor content coming. Reminds me of working with my dad on a similar rig back in the 1950's. I was about 9-10 also driving a '47 chevy p/u on the ranch.

@ViceGripLodge

3 жыл бұрын

Right on

On my brother's 8n you had to use a Sprague Clutch on the PTO so when you pushed the clutch the enertia from the mower blades wouldn't drive you thru a fence.

@member57

3 жыл бұрын

You made a mistake, the trolls who don't own N series will argue that you don't need one or are an idiot if you can't stop.. 🙄

@tylermcdonald7840

3 жыл бұрын

My grandpa always called them a slip clutch lol deffinetly useful for sure

@marlobreding7402

3 жыл бұрын

@@member57 I found this out when a friend drove his 8N through a fence because he couldn't stop it, it had a 5-foot mower deck on the back. There was no stopping it. That's where I found out about the sprag clutch.

The new channel is cool. Little mix of everything. Keep up the good work!!👍👍

My FIL has identical setup. It will get ya by til ya get yourself a Z Turn. Best thing I ever did for savin time and movin on to the next chore. Really like the channel

I'm digging the farm tractor and lawn tractor content on this channel. I'd love to eventually snag up a couple small farm tractors but my budget and space constraints limit me to lawn tractors at the moment. I've got an older John Deere 240 that I use to drag stuff around the property and a real old Wheel Horse Raider 12 that I'm working on.

This is more enjoyable and relaxing content than anything found on TV.

Subbed for the vernacular and colorful patua. Also pre 63 corvair rusting gently in the background. Love the tractor stuff. I have a 54 jubilee. Thanks Jim from Leesburg Virginia

I love how you put them old trucks to work. I do the same with my 87 K5 daily driver.

Gotta say, my heart swelled with pride seeing Bentley behind the wheel of the truck. It's nice to see that there are still glimpses out there of the America I knew as a kid. It's one of the big reasons I watch both of these channels - they're positively dripping with Americana.

@normt1853

2 жыл бұрын

99999999999 I

A guy would love to see more tractorage! Retiring from the the military in a few months, and gonna be a farmer.

Gotta love the approach to making things work…great video. !!

I can so relate to this video. I fitted a 72" PTO finish mower to my '48 Ford 8N. The shaft is never the right length off the shelf. Fords especially use really short shafts. But once I got that worked out, it did a great job.

I can't speak for anyone else but I would like to see more tractor repair/usage videos. I even enjoyed Jessica's cake baking video.

Reminded me of when I used to mow our patch with a 1 cylinder "Poppin Jonnie" wasn't a fast tractor but it could "pull the hinges off of hell" if you put the chains in the right place.

Looks great! Please keep doing what you're doin'!

i have a few tractors myself with a few mowing decks , using my massey ferguson 135 3 cylinder gas is always my go to relaxing and peaceful just found out about vice grip lodge good stuff Derek

More tractor videos please and great work as always! Thank you for the videos!

More tractor stuff! Brings back memories of being a tractor driver on an apple orchard around 1984.

Absolutely love those old Ford N series/Fordson/Golden Jubilee/etc tractors!

What ever project you are working on I am all in. I love the watching and learning.

Under the axle by each rear tire should be a pin that you can hook anti sway bars to the 3 point lift arms. Keeps the implement from moving left and right and contacting the tires. I second an over run clutch as well.

What an awesome father you are Derek. Your crazy funny entertainment.

Best content on the U tubes hands down. Moses, I like it!

A feller really is liking on the GT5hunnert mowing mowchine. Glad you took the air filter off the exhaust finally, I love these vidjoes. Less editing, just raw content. Love both of her channels

Love seeing those old tractors in use....and it explains why every old farmer that I talk to is missing at least one finger...

Cooler version than Dad T shirt....eventually, isn't that always the truth?

@darenreed8426

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is

@MysteryMachineGT

3 жыл бұрын

My daughter has a shirt that says "the coolest thing about my dad is basically everything" she loves that shirt

Life long ford man here but that Monte Carlo looked nice what I saw , brings back memories of my 16-18 years. long time ago .love your channel never miss an episode your fan and follower here in Monroe n.c.

Love watching what ever you do brother.

Many reasons why I keep coming back. The two this episode are tractors and yard fires. 😂

9 year old driving a pickup truck. Karen: "Someone call DHS!" Normal people: "Love it! Keep raising those kids right!"

@Tinker001

2 жыл бұрын

Any boy older than that can't drive must be one of them city kids. Useless...

@mcmaddie

2 жыл бұрын

Back in the day we didn't even have automatic. Had to learn to drive manuel from the start.

@64caretaker

2 жыл бұрын

@@mcmaddie that's exactly right. Put it in your lap for first gear, put in on the dashboard for second gear, put it in the ashtray for third....don't worry about reverse!!!....we go FORWARD on this farm!!! They taught me to drive pulling a trailer to haul hay because I was to little to throw bales over the rail. 8 yrs old I think....maybe 7. Then, when they came along with a truck that had a shifter on the FLOOR.....It was time for me to THROW BALES ....UHGGGG!

@mediumjumbo7484

2 жыл бұрын

Yepp. Drove an old ford with a block on the gas pedal. Bare could see out. Just let off the gas and it would idle slow enough for the big boys to through bales on ;)

Thanks derrick. We live by Rochester MN and love old tractors. Feller might go to the little log house tractor show in Hastings this weekend.

And definitely wanna see more on that tractor. When I was a kid my grandpa got me a Massey Ferguson to35 with a fisher manual angle plow and I did the driveway with it. Pulled many a wrench on it. Worked on a couple old Fergusons for a local farmer too

"When you're 9, you gotta learn to drive a pickup, that's all there is to it...." How true. Now, if his Dad was NOT a famous KZreadr, you could inform Bentey "Now listen, DON'T TELL MOM!!!".... but alas, only 42 thousand people saw that sh&t.... Ooops.... heh heh heh....

@byerboys2607

3 жыл бұрын

I got about the same school in as him brought tear to a fella Sasquatch haven little hoomans choked on a fellas heart bungie cords

@crforfreedom7407

3 жыл бұрын

I was 8 when dad started me driving, and we didn't have a big slice of private property like they have! Old farm boys....

@byerboys2607

3 жыл бұрын

@@crforfreedom7407 deff going on a slice of property/farm has its perks I was drive n a straight 10 speed old international cab over at 12 hauling hay and loading it with a 844 case wheel loader had a blast growing up on the farm always something to be done and cool stuff to drive or run even to go we would load up in the bucket of a 9n Ford tractor pull up to the pond and the bucket went from scooper 3k to recliner 250 in 2.5 seconds just had a all around great time on the farm and still do 👊🏻

@darrenparro7238

2 жыл бұрын

my Grandfather (who raised me) taught me how to drive his 1976 Baby Blue Convertible 4 door Olds 98 when I was 11

I had a “beaver” 3 cylinder diesel tractor with a pull behind finish mower and it worked awesome. A good project for this channel would be to find and rebuild a “Gilson” industrial/commercial 18 hp hydrostatic tractor. It’s just the size of a big riding mower but it’s got a hydraulic pump under the seat. It’s hydrostatic drive. It’s got a pto shaft out the back of it. The one I had was a I believe late 80’s model. It had a rear mount pto drive rototiller with hydraulic lift. It had a 48 inch belt drive mowing deck with hydraulic lift. It had a 48 inch belt drive snow blower with hydraulic lift. And it had a 48 inch push blade with hydraulic lift. It had a 18hp horizontal shaft Briggs n Stratton. It had 75 pound rear wheel weights and tire chains. I have never ever seen another one like it here in Maine. I ended up loosing the motor ( valve guides) and sold the attachments. I kept the tractor and I plan on making a wood splitter with the hydraulic pump. So anyways if you could ever find one in decent shape they are definitely worth looking at. As always WORK SAFE 😎😎🇺🇸🇺🇸

@valuepack2

3 жыл бұрын

Ever watch yourbeekeeper's channel? He's got a pair of Montgomery Wards-branded 16hp Gilsons in that spec. Lots of video of them, good watchin'.

Keep the stories coming.....love it!🇺🇸

Love your vids. My daughter's and I always watch both channels when a new one comes out. Keep up the great content