Are These Tractors Worth Saving?

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 37

  • @workintractorssince04
    @workintractorssince04 Год назад +4

    Now we need a video of all the restored/running tractors you have.

  • @larrydavidson3402
    @larrydavidson3402 Год назад +1

    I'm for the Farmall regular. You have a nice line up of tractors for restoration.

  • @rustyoldmicrofarm4673
    @rustyoldmicrofarm4673 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the old iron tour, i have an old Oliver combine so i'm kinda partial to those 70's, lol. But that Regular would be something else to see running again.

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад +1

      Yes, it would be fun to see the regular run... If we could actually get it running!

  • @VernePomraning
    @VernePomraning Год назад +1

    The Oliver’s are a sexy tractor! That being said, my heart is in IH and JD. Those JD’s are parts rigs. I’d love to see a Timelapse of the Standard restoration. Major BUMMER on the AC d14 tires! Glad you watch VGG, very entertaining guy.
    Final vote, Oliver resto then the Standard. But don’t stop looking for John Deere’s!

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад +1

      It's crazy how hard to find and expensive a 26" spin out rims for an Allis is. My dad spent more money buying a 2nd rim out in Missouri than he did on the entire D14! And yes, VGG is a class act.

  • @reedchandler2372
    @reedchandler2372 Год назад

    My vote is for the Oliver 70. My Grandpa’s first tractor was a 1942 Oliver 70 standard. I rescued it in 1980 when I was in Vo ag class in high school. It had been sitting out side for nearly 20 years. One of the governor weights had come off and ended up in the timing gears and broke off the end of the cam shaft. I was lucky a neighbor has an Oliver 70 row crop tractor with a cracked block that they let me salvage parts from. My brother still has it in Weiser Idaho.

  • @mikefrost3744
    @mikefrost3744 Год назад

    The Olivers I think would be great. I all so like to see the farmall running but not painted. I like the idea of it's just not done with work. All the panit dose is cover the story of the tractor and the man and women who used them to make a living. That import all so. To see something run over a hundred years old is just cool.

  • @jvin248
    @jvin248 Год назад

    Get the AC D-14 stuck engine tractor running. It's close. You know the other one is used frequently. I'm also a fan of VGG and his rescue tractor and truck episodes. When I was a kid I helped my father unstick a Case Combine engine he bought so he could use the combine to get the wheat in so it's possible to get them working again. Squirt cylinder soaking juice in there anytime you walk by! Then the Oliver. Perhaps enough parts are there to get both the target Oliver and the parts Oliver running? I bought pair of Massey Ferguson 35s and I got the parts tractor running where that's the one I use all the time.

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад

      Yes, is really like to try that D14. As far as the Olivers go, were are short one complete engine. But we have everything else to get two tractors running.

  • @keepcalmandfarmon5401
    @keepcalmandfarmon5401 Год назад

    Wow! You have a nice line up of project tractors! My vote for the “on-deck circle” is the Farmall-it is the oldest AND has family history. The JDs…just too far gone so should be for parts only (my opinion).

    • @nicholasneidlinger1323
      @nicholasneidlinger1323 Год назад

      I agree, the family connection makes it my first choice also.

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад

      it would be a fun project. But man, it would be a lot of work.

  • @TractorDad
    @TractorDad Год назад +2

    I vote Oliver project first then do both the allis’ when your dad brings back that rim.

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад +1

      Yes, I agree with you. Oliver and then see if I can get the Allis going.

  • @janbill79
    @janbill79 Год назад

    the famall regular, I say yes they are wide and hard to haul. but old and cool

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад

      Yes, it's definitely a cool old tractor. But it'll be a lot of work

  • @duanebolen543
    @duanebolen543 Год назад

    Loaders are very hard on tractor because that takes all the shock when you hit something or when you're loading in Frozen manure and you try breaking into it

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад

      Yes, loading tractors live a hard life.

  • @janbill79
    @janbill79 Год назад

    yes restore the ones you talked about even the farmall , maybe even the jd you borrowed a few parts off of

  • @educa922
    @educa922 Год назад

    rescue them and bring them all back to life. Restore

  • @user-lo6cf3df1x
    @user-lo6cf3df1x Год назад

    Even just for parts yester worth saving oh, they're not making those parts no more and tractors that were built the last and easy to work on

  • @countryboy302
    @countryboy302 Год назад

    The best things for those tractor would be for you to give them to me 🤣

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад +1

      But then I wouldn't have anything to work on!

    • @countryboy302
      @countryboy302 Год назад

      @@jonelsonster 🤣 touche

  • @timhodny8665
    @timhodny8665 Год назад

    pick the right one sell the rest

    • @jonelsonster
      @jonelsonster  Год назад

      Ha! I'm not sure any of them are really anything someone would want to buy!

  • @davidhoy5802
    @davidhoy5802 Год назад

    Need more volume,!!