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That would be a bit harder to start by hand:)
ОтветитьInteressante, não tem motor de arranque 😮😮😂
ОтветитьVery cool. Thanks you. 👍👍👍
ОтветитьGood to see a piece of equipment like that,get started back up, after sitting all these many years.
ОтветитьI guess i better get my Moms R started, it always had a problem with the pony motor.
ОтветитьYou never mentioned checking the coolant. I hope you did before starting it. Kind of surprised it started so easily on the old fuel. As a kid on the farm, we had an old Minneapolis-Moline combine that wasn't being used anymore. It had a V4 Wisconsin engine on it. I always hand cranked to start it once in a while (had no electric start like the newer Wisconsin's). It was kind of temperamental, so sometimes i got it started easily, but IF NOT. hooked one of our JD's to it with a flat belt like you did here.
ОтветитьA good save!
ОтветитьAwesome
ОтветитьAmazing my opinion NO means to pre heat any part of the disel engine IT STILL MANAGES TO START!!!!
ОтветитьMan those mountains in the background and the sound of a johnny popper filles my heart with peace!
ОтветитьInteresting that as a kid in the 60's I don't ever remember seeing anybody farm with an R, even though I lived in the hearf of John Deere country. They were so clunky compared to "The New Generation Tractors" 4010, etc., that they were almost obsolete. They were cool tractors however. We had a 4010, 730 and 520; my brothers and we always fought over who got to drive the 4010.
ОтветитьNot sure how you buy an abandoned tractor. Who did you give the money to?
ОтветитьThat's a beast of a tractor that should be in anyone's collectoin. Last one built was in 1954. Presuming that it was bought and used for 40 years, then parked, it may have sat for 25 years. With an 8" stroke, that engine generates a lot of torque. Just one cylinder has more displacement than most V-6 engines.
ОтветитьThe 'R' had a toolbox under the seat, which saved my life when I became trapped in a spring loaded hitch on a one bottom International 26" breaking plow.
ОтветитьThe R normally was started off of a pup motor
ОтветитьOne of the reasons these old R's lasted so long was because, they only ran at 1000 rpm, and held 15 quarts of oil.
ОтветитьLoved my old John Deere 'R'. Bought for $1500 & farmed with it for years, in the 1970's. The old 2 lung diesel ran all day on 5 gallons of diesel fuel pulling a four bottom plow.
ОтветитьWhat amazes me how these things start again ,testament to the quality of these machines
ОтветитьYes sir. That's a jim dandy tractor.🥸👍👍👍👍
ОтветитьI used to have an AR, and spent many hours in the field with that old girl. My oldest son cried when I sold it.
ОтветитьA Model R was used in the movie Conair
ОтветитьWhat if water gets in the crankcase. Turn it over and you have problems. Scored cylinder walls
ОтветитьPretty amazing that decades later the tire are not dry rotted or flat
ОтветитьI heard 1 of those run when I was a kid. I am 57 years old now. I live near Denton North Carolina. In the Summer they Do what they call The Treashers Reunion that You can see all kinds of Antique Farm Machinery and Engines.
Ответитьhow do you find these things?
ОтветитьYou can't miss the sound of an old John deere that pop pop is iconic.
ОтветитьWhere did you get the Settlement bowl and valve assembly from on you A?
ОтветитьThe smile on his face
Priceless
Off road fuel red in color
ОтветитьCan't believe anyone would abandon such a machine......Any of the other stuff for sale? I like old trucks, tractors, engines and other stuff I really don't need.....😃
ОтветитьKudos to the guy who put the ol can on the exhaust. That simple item has saved many a engine from seizure.
ОтветитьThat’s incredible. I’ve never seen a tractor started with a big belt but you guys have to check the coolant.
ОтветитьMad respect for your mechanical skills and love the video...but I gotta ask (maybe someone already has)...The John Deere R....originally made for pirates? You know, cuz...well...
ОтветитьAs an old farm-boy, we gad a Johnny popper, a massey-furguson and a farmall. Give me any of them and I could do lots of work with them in one day. Great video on these tractors...WOW!
ОтветитьHe bought “an R” did he buy a vowel too!😂😂😂😂😂
Ответитьwow look at that view ... beautiful...cool vid!!!
ОтветитьDefinitely had the strongest exhaust fumes of any tractor i ever owned, you had to be quick to hook up an implement in a shed or shut the tractor off otherwise she will gas you.
ОтветитьNothing like the sound of an old R plopping out a rhythm. You don't have much to do to restore it by the looks of it.
ОтветитьIm 57 years old now . Great memories. Sound brings back memories
ОтветитьI was 6 when i started to drive my first R to 1984 . Also a's And b's . The Diesel exhaust smells great . It was high sulfur fuel . Many many miles working Fields in South Texas
ОтветитьNice find! It shouldn’t take too much to bring her back to her former glory. Everything about this tractor is just heavy duty. Yes, they are cold natured but once warmed up will run merrily all day long.
ОтветитьLoud,... But sounds sooo good.
The thing about Diesels is thy can sit decades and with a little knuckle rubbing most times they will come back to life.
That's a nice find....
If it were me,. I'd get it home and just run all that old fuel out and when almost empty top it off with fresh and sweeten it up.
Oh, and Change The Oil... First,. unless the oil looked like it was fresh, and parked right after it was changed.
And if the oil pressure is any indication, being 20 Lbs, that engine may be in pretty good shape.
Well what I know about trackers is sometime the gas lines may go bad and the gas and oil also some other parts may be damaged do to decayed rust
ОтветитьSeeing that old old boy run that old 2 cylinder is priceless. Total respect. Great video.
ОтветитьSo fake lol nice new tires on that 70 year old tractor lol ur just trying to make money fr video s it's fake guys
ОтветитьBeautiful find. You guys are lucky. Looks like your dad really enjoyed it.
ОтветитьI like tractor
ОтветитьTractors
ОтветитьLooks like a great tractor to restore, good tin and not beat up.
On your A, the lever below the throttle shuts and opens louvers for the radiator?
Awesome tractor!!
Love the sound of those !!
Thanks