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I'd like to find me nice AC pull type combine for cutting little milling rye and clover seed
@greengoldacres596620 күн бұрын
@@bl688 This was a very nice combine that a friend of mine let me use. I have a model 30 JD pull type, but it needs work, and I would like a self propelled at some point.
@greengoldacres596620 күн бұрын
@@bl688 This was a very nice combine that a friend of mine let me use. I have a model 30 JD pull type, but it needs work, and I would like a self propelled at some point.
@Lackieestatesfarm20 күн бұрын
About to try doing this myself this year for the first time. I Have a 135 massey Ferguson diesel and Massey 35 pull type combine
@greengoldacres596620 күн бұрын
@@Lackieestatesfarm Thats awesome. I wish more people would take the leap and get into farming.
@Lackieestatesfarm19 күн бұрын
@@greengoldacres5966 we started a few years ago. Only a few acres here. We raise a few head of beef cattle I I started growing grain as a cover crop for grass when I plow my pastures to rotate my ground
@owenmeschter988823 күн бұрын
Hardest shit ever. An absolute legend
@suprememeowmix961323 күн бұрын
Go wheat boy go!
@inewyorkcentralrr23 күн бұрын
Hell yeah…
@slowride55Ай бұрын
Small world. I have actually been to your farm before probably about 8 years ago now to work on an IH utility tractor. I worked for the local dealership and was called out to diagnose the starter if I recall. Then the tractor came in later to the shop to have the radiator removed and sent off to be patched and reinstalled.
@greengoldacres596623 күн бұрын
@@slowride55 How cool. That was a 606 utility. I sent it down the road to a new owner since I had no real use for it. Thanks for sharing
@bradleamon4466Ай бұрын
The axle seals are probably leaking because the bearings are rooted
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
Ive been thinking about that too. Im considering opening the transmission this winter to reseal everything, but also check the main axle bearings. Additionally, it would make more content for the channel
@LuckyNarwhal-cd2uyАй бұрын
It looks like u are doing a good job but have u thought about maybe painting the tractor 🚜 unless u like the rusty look,it's up to u alright..❤
@rubinbrown8142Ай бұрын
Looks like the wheel centers are on the opposit sides
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
Its a common sight in my area.
@paulbrooks2024Ай бұрын
Surprised some know it all haven't made some smart remarks, but you are smart and can keep this jewel running on a minimum of new parts , some one could of put in use engine oil , me I have ford ranger alternators on my tractors wired up voltage regulator and parts house always has parts and least expensive.
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
Im thinking it was indeed engine oil. Thank you for watching
@IanHotsonАй бұрын
Nice video you do good work and your Welding is fine, I remember us having I think four H Internationals some very early ones and we ran a wd6 with an M&W transmission kit, made a big difference, I loved that tractor
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
They sure are handy. Thank you
@michaeljrladouceur2881Ай бұрын
I found you are pretty good at welding me
@danthurman9076Ай бұрын
The oil turns black with use
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
The oil was really thin and didn't smell of gear oil. I imagine a previous owner put in improper fluids.
@danthurman9076Ай бұрын
@@greengoldacres5966 my guess is it's the original 80/90 from the factory 😀 yes it does wear out in 60 years or better.
@deepsouth-piddlinАй бұрын
What do you use to edit your videos?
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
YouCut - Video Editor on the app store.
@deepsouth-piddlinАй бұрын
@@greengoldacres5966 thank you I make engine and tractor videos too and just trying to find a beater way of making them.😉 Thank you
@donvoll2580Ай бұрын
G day from Ontario Boy I like u r tattoo IH Boy gear oil is expensive! When u said 10=30 R u from Canada? Ths
@greengoldacres5966Ай бұрын
Illinois state. Thanks for watching.
@nevinbontrager8828Ай бұрын
Ooh i like the wide tires on the back! 16.9-24?? What size?
@AW28Ай бұрын
I have a '53 that might need this, so thanks for the ideas!
@jerrycalvert7680Ай бұрын
Nice olH an a john Deer manure spreader.
@bryanhaynie73772 ай бұрын
Just wondering why use diesel engine oil on a gas tractor? I’m trying to find more information about my Oliver and found it interesting. Thank you for sharing! This was helpful. I’ve also made a dang mess trying to fill that transmission!
@greengoldacres59662 ай бұрын
Hi, I use diesel oil in all my equipment that has a flat tappet camshaft. This style of camshaft needs Zinc in the oil or it will ruin the camshaft. You can use regular oil, but you must use a zinc additive. Diesel oil already includes the zinc, so it is cheaper and more convenient to use diesel oil in older equipment. This does not apply to an engine with a roller camshaft. Hope this helps
@BareKnuckleBinder3 ай бұрын
9 Speeds Forever!!
@mrfarmall-vk4gw3 ай бұрын
Nice!
@JohnAsmith-rw6uo3 ай бұрын
Farmall H and a john deere model H spreader same outfit my father had.
@dougB44543 ай бұрын
Wow. That probably wasn’t changed for over 20 years.
@dougB44543 ай бұрын
Both of your tractors run nice. Keep it up.
@jerryrose16544 ай бұрын
Good to know
@beckytaylor31234 ай бұрын
Muffler is 🔥 Living your dream son. Words can not express how proud I am of you.
@slowride554 ай бұрын
Cool to see your also from central Illinois I’m from Peoria area. I’m finishing up restoring a farmall 350.
@EmporerBlock4 ай бұрын
I've had some trouble with mufflers from Steiner allowing water in through the seams. Might keep an eye on it to be sure it doesn't drown your engine
@ethanpatterson55654 ай бұрын
Great content keep it coming!
@stephendixon46195 ай бұрын
Liked the tractor, love the sweatshirt. I went to school at Spoon River.
@thebuckeyefarmallguy35487 ай бұрын
That will be your raking tractor now rake in 2nd gear on the high side
@jefferystrange74767 ай бұрын
Hello from South Ga. I love the old farmalls. Im restoring a 51' Super A. Just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for the videos.
@scottleininger62017 ай бұрын
Look and sounds like a great ole tractor 🤠
@donvoll25807 ай бұрын
Good day from Ontario I am surprised grumpy sold h That trans up here is rare to non exsistion . We had sw-6 & w4 yes 4 gear on w6 is almost 7mph w4 was about 5 I think 806 gas wow gas is about 1.45/litre X 4.54 = 6. ? Boy the fan are fairly loud, they must run at a pretty good speed Did grumpy not look at this air cleaner Yes she does run alot better, does seem a little shy with gas. Thanks Those trans are cat/s meow for side rake. I look at trans chart again , boy it really puts speed up in high range.
@hamrite7 ай бұрын
Make sure the oil filter and oil are always new and warm it up slowly before use. This tractor is worth a lot more than it looks. Change all lubrication before parts could be damaged !!! That air filter .... yuk is the sign of joints and certain parts need up grade !!!!
@greengoldacres59667 ай бұрын
The next video on this tractor will be featuring a complete and total fluid flush and replacement. Good fluids are very important to me! Thanks for watching.
@brokenwrench17 ай бұрын
take the oil cleaneer assembly off and remove the steel mesh out and wash it in solvnet and reassemble...
@greengoldacres59667 ай бұрын
Thats definitely going to be apart of the revival. That carburetor is coming off, along with all new fluids, wiring, fuel system... All in due time! Thanks for watching.
@user-lo6cf3df1x7 ай бұрын
Stay with a kid you're doing a great job, And you're preserving history
@richardlawson66687 ай бұрын
My grandpa had a H with the M&W 9 speed transmission. I loved that thing
@russwabuda15567 ай бұрын
i think you're great. i wish we lived next door. i subscribed. best wishes
@greengoldacres59667 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching, I sincerely appreciate the support.
@grumpyshopteacher257 ай бұрын
The generator is laying on the shop floor. We got to talking and I forgot about it lol.
@bigbluechevy9967 ай бұрын
pretty cool to watch ya on the farm doing your thing…. my wife and i have stopped by your stand many many times great stuff !! we just moved out that way
@Texaskeykeeper7 ай бұрын
Looks like it will make a nice unit
@Seaboard132110 ай бұрын
Where is the scene at 10:55?
@greengoldacres596610 ай бұрын
Elvaston, IL.
@johnkissack529510 ай бұрын
Very good job on servicing! Yes it sounds really good I have a 1650 also really good tractor.
@user-mr8ij8gi7c Жыл бұрын
You may have missed a fluid check under transmission compared to this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKCOlpKTmdGcmJs.html And Another Hyd oil filter check: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lqqTr7dvo8efibw.html
@user-mr8ij8gi7c Жыл бұрын
Glad to see that you are getting that Oliver 1650 running again, and treating it to some fresh fluids/filters. I've got one of those in the shed myself that's been in the family since early 1970s. 5:55 You mention needing a funnel. Pull out your pocket knife, and cut bottom inch off one of those quart oil containers... handy insta-funnel ! 6:33 Hook the air tube back to the carb, and it will run a bit better with some suction through air filter. (Plus you keep dust/crud/hay out of your engine) 7:20 my 1650 has grille style #2, but both tractors have lights on fender, and it can be nice to have a few extra bright beamers on your nose. 8:40 you will be filling that Lil gas can a LOT, if you are working much with that Oliver... but probably best to have a clean Lil tank, rather than a cruddy rust filled one while getting other things fixed up. You will probably have to pull the hood & remove that tank later to get it cleaned out & maybe coated with tank cream. If you are lucky, you may be able to take off tank, remove bottom valve/filter screen, then toss in 30 nuts+bolts to shake +rattle loose anything inside, then re-use. 8:18 Yup, that's exactly the distinctive sound our Oliver 1650 makes! 23:23 You can hear it coming down the road or through a hay field long before you see it. 11:11 Maint tip: when putting on those oil filters, use sharpie marker to write year/month, so you know later when oil+filter last changed, and to avoid cross thread filter, turn backwards/ccw till you feel a click as threads line up, then twist in tighten direction. 11:40 another spot to use that insta-funnel 12:45 I think most Oliver's leak oil past the PTO shaft (ours always did) but you can top of 10yrs of oil cheaper than paying a shop to pull the shaft and replace a seal. Maybe that's a maint task you can do for yourself, and likely find the new seal for about $35 13:43 Woah !! Having that much water in your rear end & hydraulics is not good news! I hope it had not been run+worked like that much... but GooD on YoU for checking everything yourself and replacing fluids before going anywhere. You may have saved yourself a repair bill that's higher than the value of the tractor. Hopefully that was under 10% water that drained out, and the rest was oil. You likely have some moisture still in lines and pump that will need to work itself out & evaporate while running. Watch that over time to figure out if any new water is getting in system, or where it may have been coming from. 20:30 are the hydraulics unhooked for the Loader arms? You probably want to lift those UP a few feet, before the run into something, even if you have to pick it up with a jack & hold with a chain for a while. 23:45 Leave the choke 1/3 pulled out for the first 3 min running, it will be less likely to stall. 24:38 what was that 3ft shaft that just fell off your left fender? (doesn't look like you ran over it) 1:30 Yea, the cost of fluids ain't cheap, but the cost of a dead tractor isn't either. Hope it keeps running for years to come.
@jazzerbyte Жыл бұрын
The good think about the wiring on this tractor - it's not complicated. Be sure to replace the light wiring while you are at it also.
@tractorsold1 Жыл бұрын
If you end up replacing them, the pistons and crankshaft for a WD-45 will fit in the WD engine, providing most of the power of a WD-45 (many WD were field upgraded this way). The other differences were mostly options on the WD that were standard on the WD-45, and I see you have a snap-coupler, which is probably the most important of those.
@Kevin-is-here Жыл бұрын
Doesn’t hurt to film it just to remember how to put it back together 😂, I enjoy the old tractor videos 👍🏼
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Do you still have the h with the corn picker
@@thetoyfarmer2366 Yes
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I'd like to find me nice AC pull type combine for cutting little milling rye and clover seed
@@bl688 This was a very nice combine that a friend of mine let me use. I have a model 30 JD pull type, but it needs work, and I would like a self propelled at some point.
@@bl688 This was a very nice combine that a friend of mine let me use. I have a model 30 JD pull type, but it needs work, and I would like a self propelled at some point.
About to try doing this myself this year for the first time. I Have a 135 massey Ferguson diesel and Massey 35 pull type combine
@@Lackieestatesfarm Thats awesome. I wish more people would take the leap and get into farming.
@@greengoldacres5966 we started a few years ago. Only a few acres here. We raise a few head of beef cattle I I started growing grain as a cover crop for grass when I plow my pastures to rotate my ground
Hardest shit ever. An absolute legend
Go wheat boy go!
Hell yeah…
Small world. I have actually been to your farm before probably about 8 years ago now to work on an IH utility tractor. I worked for the local dealership and was called out to diagnose the starter if I recall. Then the tractor came in later to the shop to have the radiator removed and sent off to be patched and reinstalled.
@@slowride55 How cool. That was a 606 utility. I sent it down the road to a new owner since I had no real use for it. Thanks for sharing
The axle seals are probably leaking because the bearings are rooted
Ive been thinking about that too. Im considering opening the transmission this winter to reseal everything, but also check the main axle bearings. Additionally, it would make more content for the channel
It looks like u are doing a good job but have u thought about maybe painting the tractor 🚜 unless u like the rusty look,it's up to u alright..❤
Looks like the wheel centers are on the opposit sides
Its a common sight in my area.
Surprised some know it all haven't made some smart remarks, but you are smart and can keep this jewel running on a minimum of new parts , some one could of put in use engine oil , me I have ford ranger alternators on my tractors wired up voltage regulator and parts house always has parts and least expensive.
Im thinking it was indeed engine oil. Thank you for watching
Nice video you do good work and your Welding is fine, I remember us having I think four H Internationals some very early ones and we ran a wd6 with an M&W transmission kit, made a big difference, I loved that tractor
They sure are handy. Thank you
I found you are pretty good at welding me
The oil turns black with use
The oil was really thin and didn't smell of gear oil. I imagine a previous owner put in improper fluids.
@@greengoldacres5966 my guess is it's the original 80/90 from the factory 😀 yes it does wear out in 60 years or better.
What do you use to edit your videos?
YouCut - Video Editor on the app store.
@@greengoldacres5966 thank you I make engine and tractor videos too and just trying to find a beater way of making them.😉 Thank you
G day from Ontario Boy I like u r tattoo IH Boy gear oil is expensive! When u said 10=30 R u from Canada? Ths
Illinois state. Thanks for watching.
Ooh i like the wide tires on the back! 16.9-24?? What size?
I have a '53 that might need this, so thanks for the ideas!
Nice olH an a john Deer manure spreader.
Just wondering why use diesel engine oil on a gas tractor? I’m trying to find more information about my Oliver and found it interesting. Thank you for sharing! This was helpful. I’ve also made a dang mess trying to fill that transmission!
Hi, I use diesel oil in all my equipment that has a flat tappet camshaft. This style of camshaft needs Zinc in the oil or it will ruin the camshaft. You can use regular oil, but you must use a zinc additive. Diesel oil already includes the zinc, so it is cheaper and more convenient to use diesel oil in older equipment. This does not apply to an engine with a roller camshaft. Hope this helps
9 Speeds Forever!!
Nice!
Farmall H and a john deere model H spreader same outfit my father had.
Wow. That probably wasn’t changed for over 20 years.
Both of your tractors run nice. Keep it up.
Good to know
Muffler is 🔥 Living your dream son. Words can not express how proud I am of you.
Cool to see your also from central Illinois I’m from Peoria area. I’m finishing up restoring a farmall 350.
I've had some trouble with mufflers from Steiner allowing water in through the seams. Might keep an eye on it to be sure it doesn't drown your engine
Great content keep it coming!
Liked the tractor, love the sweatshirt. I went to school at Spoon River.
That will be your raking tractor now rake in 2nd gear on the high side
Hello from South Ga. I love the old farmalls. Im restoring a 51' Super A. Just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for the videos.
Look and sounds like a great ole tractor 🤠
Good day from Ontario I am surprised grumpy sold h That trans up here is rare to non exsistion . We had sw-6 & w4 yes 4 gear on w6 is almost 7mph w4 was about 5 I think 806 gas wow gas is about 1.45/litre X 4.54 = 6. ? Boy the fan are fairly loud, they must run at a pretty good speed Did grumpy not look at this air cleaner Yes she does run alot better, does seem a little shy with gas. Thanks Those trans are cat/s meow for side rake. I look at trans chart again , boy it really puts speed up in high range.
Make sure the oil filter and oil are always new and warm it up slowly before use. This tractor is worth a lot more than it looks. Change all lubrication before parts could be damaged !!! That air filter .... yuk is the sign of joints and certain parts need up grade !!!!
The next video on this tractor will be featuring a complete and total fluid flush and replacement. Good fluids are very important to me! Thanks for watching.
take the oil cleaneer assembly off and remove the steel mesh out and wash it in solvnet and reassemble...
Thats definitely going to be apart of the revival. That carburetor is coming off, along with all new fluids, wiring, fuel system... All in due time! Thanks for watching.
Stay with a kid you're doing a great job, And you're preserving history
My grandpa had a H with the M&W 9 speed transmission. I loved that thing
i think you're great. i wish we lived next door. i subscribed. best wishes
Thanks for watching, I sincerely appreciate the support.
The generator is laying on the shop floor. We got to talking and I forgot about it lol.
pretty cool to watch ya on the farm doing your thing…. my wife and i have stopped by your stand many many times great stuff !! we just moved out that way
Looks like it will make a nice unit
Where is the scene at 10:55?
Elvaston, IL.
Very good job on servicing! Yes it sounds really good I have a 1650 also really good tractor.
You may have missed a fluid check under transmission compared to this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKCOlpKTmdGcmJs.html And Another Hyd oil filter check: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lqqTr7dvo8efibw.html
Glad to see that you are getting that Oliver 1650 running again, and treating it to some fresh fluids/filters. I've got one of those in the shed myself that's been in the family since early 1970s. 5:55 You mention needing a funnel. Pull out your pocket knife, and cut bottom inch off one of those quart oil containers... handy insta-funnel ! 6:33 Hook the air tube back to the carb, and it will run a bit better with some suction through air filter. (Plus you keep dust/crud/hay out of your engine) 7:20 my 1650 has grille style #2, but both tractors have lights on fender, and it can be nice to have a few extra bright beamers on your nose. 8:40 you will be filling that Lil gas can a LOT, if you are working much with that Oliver... but probably best to have a clean Lil tank, rather than a cruddy rust filled one while getting other things fixed up. You will probably have to pull the hood & remove that tank later to get it cleaned out & maybe coated with tank cream. If you are lucky, you may be able to take off tank, remove bottom valve/filter screen, then toss in 30 nuts+bolts to shake +rattle loose anything inside, then re-use. 8:18 Yup, that's exactly the distinctive sound our Oliver 1650 makes! 23:23 You can hear it coming down the road or through a hay field long before you see it. 11:11 Maint tip: when putting on those oil filters, use sharpie marker to write year/month, so you know later when oil+filter last changed, and to avoid cross thread filter, turn backwards/ccw till you feel a click as threads line up, then twist in tighten direction. 11:40 another spot to use that insta-funnel 12:45 I think most Oliver's leak oil past the PTO shaft (ours always did) but you can top of 10yrs of oil cheaper than paying a shop to pull the shaft and replace a seal. Maybe that's a maint task you can do for yourself, and likely find the new seal for about $35 13:43 Woah !! Having that much water in your rear end & hydraulics is not good news! I hope it had not been run+worked like that much... but GooD on YoU for checking everything yourself and replacing fluids before going anywhere. You may have saved yourself a repair bill that's higher than the value of the tractor. Hopefully that was under 10% water that drained out, and the rest was oil. You likely have some moisture still in lines and pump that will need to work itself out & evaporate while running. Watch that over time to figure out if any new water is getting in system, or where it may have been coming from. 20:30 are the hydraulics unhooked for the Loader arms? You probably want to lift those UP a few feet, before the run into something, even if you have to pick it up with a jack & hold with a chain for a while. 23:45 Leave the choke 1/3 pulled out for the first 3 min running, it will be less likely to stall. 24:38 what was that 3ft shaft that just fell off your left fender? (doesn't look like you ran over it) 1:30 Yea, the cost of fluids ain't cheap, but the cost of a dead tractor isn't either. Hope it keeps running for years to come.
The good think about the wiring on this tractor - it's not complicated. Be sure to replace the light wiring while you are at it also.
If you end up replacing them, the pistons and crankshaft for a WD-45 will fit in the WD engine, providing most of the power of a WD-45 (many WD were field upgraded this way). The other differences were mostly options on the WD that were standard on the WD-45, and I see you have a snap-coupler, which is probably the most important of those.
Doesn’t hurt to film it just to remember how to put it back together 😂, I enjoy the old tractor videos 👍🏼
Hilarious