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Great video love seeing the old iron and machines still getting the job done

Your walking around showing all that stuff and it will get sold for scrap iron when dies like all your tractors that you don't use weekly

It may be plugged in but it still looks cold.

never seen one with a cab?

Just read a claim the other night that when a 2010 came into a shop, all the mechanics ran out the back door.

Fantastic video Dan. I absolutely love those old machines. Nothing today even comes close to those old timers. Marty is a very talented guy and what a collection. Thanks soooo much for bringing us along.

Great video, thanks 😊

would love to see that monster work the fields

Great video thanks for sharing

Awesome

Have you ever heard of twist farm machinery in East Troy wi?Gary does not advertise at all but he has a lot of unique stuff.He has a 2255 that needs some love I'm sure he has some MM tractors around. Definitely worth a look or a call

Fantastic video Dan, very interesting to see the machine shop. Great collection of tractors too, I enjoyed seeing the Massey Ferguson Super 90 too. My eldest son, who's coming to the show in August with me, works for our local AGCO MF/Fendt dealership. The Oliver was awesome, thanks for taking us along. All the best. Peter 🚜🇬🇧

That's an awesome tractor.

Moline Dan. You talk about Karma .back in 90 ,91 time frame got Cockshutt 50 from neighbor it basket case needed radiator and engine parts , grill put add in farm paper ( no Facebook, Internet, Ebay) guy wanted it working off the farm ,farming and Family Life was more president so I sold it never looked back.

318 HP and you will hear every one of them!!

Definitely cool! You will have to video that tractor working in the field sometime!

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Sure revved up nice in your video.

Definitely have more power to it now

That’s a rare tractor!!!!!

It's really neat those old time machine shops. We have a guy in Medford WI that we depend on and they do amazing work for us too . Really enjoyed checking in with you today.

Dan, nice job on the woood splitter. Enjoyable video. Thanks

Not many electronics on those machines.

Had 1 when younger,,open station platform

Would have been neat to know you were going over to Marty's I'm about 10mins away from him and ya it's amazing what they can machine we've had them work on a couple things for us and we use to tractor pull with him and his dad and man the pullers they had were very impressive tractors

That is one cool machine shop. These old school shops have something in them that feels like home. Very interesting collection as well.

I like it

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What’s the story on the tractor with the cab outback

Would like to see you put a support bracket on log spltter valve

That is a very cool log splitter Dan, would love to see it work.

Dan,neato, I’ve wondered why you had a trl axle under a 3 pt on the end,now I see,not a bad idea , Thks!catch ya on the next !

You will wonder how you got along without the portaband .

Big MO is an awesome tractor still love to see it all its glory all fixed up maybe a restore like the super A deal with some kinda go fund me deal just a thought.Thanks for sharing always enjoy you making everything better American pride

That gear box was about all the Big Mo wanted to lift.

That big more tractor always sounds like it's none dry on hydraulic fluid

I remember growing up and dad finally built a log splitter that we could hook up to the hydraulic on the ih 856 since it always started easy during cold months lol I loved that thing sure beats an axe and splitting maul

I have a German shorthair as well… lunatic is a good word for them 😂

Nothing like farmer engineering. Farm tested

Consider some expanded flat metal for those shelves on the splitter. Won't rot and will de-ice.

What is the name of the buds?

A little worried you used brass fittings on your log splitter, will they be able to handle the pressures from your hydraulic pump, would hate to see someone getting hurt if the fittings fail

What's Nicklas building ? I hope I spelled his name right

I recently had to repair my log splitter too. My hickory handle broke off. Haha!! Got it all fixed up now and ready to go. GO BIG MO!!! Press on nails?? Really?? Makes your fingers nice and purdy....

Yankee ingenuity😉

You are the bestest. Thank you 😊

Hey Dan I'm really enjoying this project, thanks for sharing it with us. I'm looking forward to seeing the bores being done in the other two, also can't wait to see Marty's collection. This is a great channel, I love watching every video. All the best. Peter 🚜🇬🇧

Hey Dan- I recently picked up an M5 that has been converted to an alternator/negative ground. Have some weird electrical stuff going on and I'm not sure that the alternator is hooked up right. Looked like the U302 in this video has a similar alternator. How is yours hooked up? I just have 1 wire out of the small connector on the back of the alternator going to the voltage regulator, then out of the regulator directly to the coil; and then the main charge wire going from the alternator up into the dash (I assume to the ammeter which is also not working).

I know that gasoline engines production had just began a few years prior to the design of this engine but dang it is a bizarre layout.

This is hopefully not the way m m did this from the factory , as a guy who has overhauled many engines, this looks like a good way to scratch the crank putting the head and pistons in . Just saying this is pretty crudely done.