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Great vid Sir thankyou, no commercial bs here

Boyyy. I love me a old Merc! Can't wait to see what you do with it. That CIS injection can be a bitch but it's not crazy complicated.

Im your 500th sub. Nice tractor

Nice tip on priming the oil pump.. Thank you !!

Very neat technique you’ve got there! My dad loves customizing his Harley so I’m forwarding this to him now!

So to tell timing.. take the distributer cap off....and make sure the rotor button when its pointing to number 1 plug...is lined up with the notch in the distributor housing?? So they all make a straigjt line???... im working on a cub also...

Why did you swap the distributor?? Did you swap caps or the whole thing??

I have a 87 Nighthawk that’s setting under a shed. I think it’s going to be one of my grandchildren’s project.

Yep I came back to the first one. Gotta see them all.

Great video. Audio not so much lol. Still enjoyed it. Just feel bad for you after all the work you put in to make this video and it messed up during the download.

Love the sound of those 140’s running. Both standing still and rolling down the road in 4th you can tell it’s a Farmall just by hearing engine run and the rear end whine. They do have a distinct sound.

Sub number 430 here. Years ago our family farm in South Central Virginia used a 140 to raise about 10 acres of tobacco. We could plow, plant, harvest( pulled wagons) and bush hog the stubble with that single tractor. We also used it to raise grain crops too. The only thing we didn’t do with it was bale hay or pull a combine.

My Dad mowed our yard (5 acres) with a 49 Cub for 35 years. I started with a 68 Low-Boy, and then upgraded to a Super A. Then I changed again to a 68 140 with Woods L59 mower. Amazing rig really. I also have an Allis B with a sickle bar mower that's a good rig too.

What mower deck is on your loboy? My wife has a 1955 loboy and I installed a Kub Klipper deck on it. The problem I'm having is the swivel caster wheels on the front of the deck hit the front tires when making a turn unless I pull the axles all the way out and then it just looks stupid. The mounts on your swivel casters look different than ours do.

Somehow the audio got out of sync with the vision and the vision seemed to be in fast forward for some reason ?

1st!

if your going to really build thus channel you need to invest some time snd money into cleaning up and organizing that mess you call a shop!

your camera keeps going from dark to bright?

man shop is a mess!

did you check the pushrods for straight?

I usually soak all those parts in cleaner over niht?

how do you work with all the stuff in the way?

wheres your work table you'll have parts everywhere?

🎵🎶🎵 She thinks my tractor's sexy🎶🎶🎵🎵

Nice Ford Offset tractors. On the 600, that is just the series number, not the model number. It will be a 620, 630, 640, 650, 660 or 670. The model number and the serial number will be stamped on the flat horizontal portion of the transmission just behind the starter on the left side. More than likely it's a 640 since it's a 4 speed and I'm assuming it has a PTO and a 3 point hitch. The 620 and 630 would be minus one or both of those features. The 600 series was made between 1955 and 1957 and was replaced by the 601 series. The series for the offset tractors was the 501....the 541 was a specific model number of that series and I believe the only model of that series. Ford like to use series number like 600, 700, 800, 900 then later 501, 601, 701 etc. with a specific model number like 541, 640, etc to identify which feature that tractor had. i.e. 4 speed, 5 speed, Select-O-Speed, PTO, Live PTO, 3 point, etc. The 541 was replaced by the 2000 Offset in 1962. I had a few Farmalls, a couple of F Cubs, a B, a C and an H. Of those, I like the H the best.

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Nice find. I'd keep it origenal with 6v and magneto. With charging system working. Everthing will work as it should. I had a 1948 cub My wife mowed with. It was so quite and smooth running.It is a manual reguling system by knob on dash. Eith Lo or Hi.

If that's a 1977 model it's seen a rough life. I have a 1977 that my late father purchased new. It was used for several years on our tobacco farm towing a PTO driven sprayer and it still looks new compared to this one. I use it in the garden now.

It got overheated for sure. There are O-Rings on the bottom of the cylinder sleeves. The head gasket seals the top of the sleeves. They are wet sleeves, surrounded by coolant.

My German shepherd flips out whenever I do anything in the yard it's jealousy

How much was the tenth I need one badly

have you ever tried to kiss a man on his lips? 🌈

You have a nice collection there! I have a '39 M, a '56 100 and a '81 274. You can't beat the Farmalls! All the best from Sophia, N.C.

Great idea with the sonic cleaner, I have one the same size that uses a heap of chemical, I hadn’t thought of putting the parts in a smaller plastic tub and fill the cleaner with just water, ripper idea . Greetings from AUS 🦘🇦🇺. Just a tip, cut the audio when you fast forward the vision and you won’t sound like one of the chipmunks 😁 great video

Good job

Nice man

Hey! My first tractor was also a 1960 cub lo boy! Keep up the good work! 🇺🇸

Great video. I have a 99 shadow, single carb. I am in the process of cleaning up what was a semi - botched custom job. Can’t wait to see what you do with this. Having had an early dual carb shadow I can tell you single carb is definitely the way to go

Hi Mr. E!

Make it run an live along 😊

Did you lap the valves..

Why didn’t you change the oil if it was contaminated by coolant before trying to turn the engine over after the cylinder head gasket was installed 🇬🇧🇮🇪

Must be nice to have time to work on tractors when your needed to run a train.

Nice job you did of getting this one going again. I have a '65 140 and it's the smoothest running engine in any of my tractors. I couldn't quite tell but it looks like your right headlight is higher than the left. If so, it may be intentional. An oddball right headlight bracket is used when a one-arm model 1000 IH loader is installed on these tractors (my tractor's got one). The headlight on a standard bracket would interfere with the loader arm, thus the funky bracket is used, but it then makes the right headlight sit higher than the left, and then makes the tractor look goofy from the front.

Well done and it sounds nice

I love the competence shown the fix it back to working and the confidence to reverse it off a trailer without moving the expensive looking truck parked outside the garage first! What a great tip about priming the oil pump through that small hole in the filter housing as a possible way to get oil pressure back after sitting a long while.

Nice bring back, Clean her up and make her right

Pretty encouraging! I might have to get a few items to swap out on the 560 in the field here!

Great video. I’ve been struggling with trying to get the dual carbs running right on my bike for a while now, so I think I’ll give this a shot. What are you doing for throttle cables? Did you use existing ones? Thanks

Please, could you explain What's the pros and cons of replacing the dual carb for a single? And where did you ordered it from?