Yeah, I'm not allowing myself to go to Auctions anymore - I've been trying to sell things so my property doesn't become a "scrap yard", but the harder I try to sell stuff, the more I buy? Makes good sense - definition of "hey, you're doing it wrong" 🙃
Don’t want your place looking like Kevin and Mook’s!… nothing wrong with a city Bloke doing country things. By the way I like your city music. Good job Luke. I think we’d get along if we were in the same country. Hi from Sydney Australia
Thank You Luke. Favorite parts were you cleaning the oil bath filter reservoir with the old gas and you and your wife together smiling on the old tractor. It's always a good time and learning experience with you and the whole Gang. Love y'all.
Uncle Luke does it again!!. Listen if you can walk away from an auction for 1500 bucks with two working tractors to mow, hay, thresh and bale, you my friend are a champion. Those A/C tractors are diamonds in the rough. I’ve had Fords in the past and I loved them but not cheap when looking for parts. The Farmall was just amazing as well. If you are still looking for a bumper for the Galaxie 500, Sleeperdude might have one in his world might be one place to look. I will keep an eye out around here for you. I am looking forward to the Gremlin making a fantastic return to the road.
If you hand crank a tractor keep your thumb beside your fingers, put the crank in the palm of your hand. That way if it backfires it doesn't break your thumb. & yes, they will sometimes "pop off" when you don't expect it.
I just like to thank you for making these videos. I know your life is busy as it is and balancing family work and the extra curricular activity of RUclips is demanding. But I love your videos I love your demeanor. I learn something I am entertained. Thank you again very much I appreciate your efforts.
Thank you for seeing that and appreciating it - a lot of people are critical and might not see what all goes into filming and putting together youtube videos
Luke great job. I enjoyed your video this time. Yes, just a little knowlage goes a long way. Let your wife know it was good to see her and that it is okay if she does not want to be on video all of the time. But it is good to see she is enjoying life with you and on the farm. Blessings to you both and keep up the good work.
Not sure if this has anything to do with the sparks flying at the voltage regulator or not, but originally those tractors were positive ground. Mine are converted to 12v alternators and negative ground, so the electrical looks "normal" to me now. But originally they would have been backwards. Just something to think about. Thanks for sharing!
So fun to see these old tractors running again, and so well, too. Good job sorting the electrical mess. Still would like to know what that voltage regulator wiring was doing.
Those allis chalmers are small tractors but think you'll find they punch above their weight been running them since i needed a pillow behind me to reach the pedals.
Straight pipe that beast, i love the old vehicles. Im searching for a whole range of my own equipment, pre 80. Every part can be made in a machine shop. On the farm.
We had an AC as well! In some respects, I wish we still had the farm, but California's laws and economics work against small farms now. Lots of nostalgia along with battling the weather.
That AC "C" was a great find. You're starting to get quite a nice collection of tractors. I think you have 6 now? I wonder how long it will take for two kids from the "city" to transition to becoming "country folk". 🤠
To be fair - and I've said this since I was a poor trailer park boy, it's easy to make fun content and enjoy doing it when you have somewhere to do it at 🙂
I've been to so many farm auctions I can't count them but I don't go any more because I don't have the time or space for more junk 😊. However, farm auctions have saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
Luke, you did good on the auction. Re: the music, don't have any problems with it. Was in high school at the time that grunge started, here in the Seattle area. Anyway, looks like it might be time to have a tractor drag race between the two of you, one on the Allis-Chalmers, the other on the Farmall.
Hi Luke. Who says no one likes your music. I thought is was Alice in Chains and love heavy metal :) I know your wife is camera shy. Thank you for being part of this video. I am glad she has a sense of humor and keep up the great content
an engine too run, needs: 1 fuel-- working carb & tank! 2 vacuum to suck fuel 3 timing correct on timing chain ( gears) & timing correct on distributor & timing correct on cap & wires to correct cylinder 4) compression meaning good valve seats and valves head gasket and working piston rings 5/ "SPARK" and that's assuming the engine has a working starter & battery 6. air
comment for the sparking generator issue would like to see a video on you solving that problem because I have a 1973 ford 2000 and when I hook the coil to the solenoid in the spot were I've been told its supposed to go I have a sparking issue like similar to what I saw in your video I have the coin hooked up in a way rn so I can run the tractor if you can make that vid or can give me some insight on how to fix the problem it would be vary appreciated thanks
Hey bud,first timer, grew up on that old stuff, made better than now ,they'll not be affected by an E.M.P. strike transistor or ic.chip tech will be toast, farming the way to go, and got a good woman there to a real treasure her, I'd start looking for parts them old dogs ,find old boy that's familiar with them ,pick his brain on their particulars get some tools and have fun ,teach the kids about it to ,my PA taught me ,started when I was 8yrs old ,retired now, miss it every day
Please get that girl a hay hook to pull the bales off the baler so that she doesnt fall forward and get run over by the wagon. I have Allis "C" fully restored that my grandfather bought new in 1941.
I have since acquired a couple hay hooks - I'll be the bale guy moving forward, she was scrutinizing bales since we have been fighting so much rain - veterinarian things 🙂
You are living a great life! Its hard work sometimes just to keep it but is what makes it worth it all. Otherwise developers, bill gates or chiner will want that land and scrap that stuff.
Man that moment when you were on the tractor with your wife, that was special and that smile you looked like the happiest man on earth at that moment. Hell of a woman you got there. Hold her close
Glad to see a women enjoying life not on Instagram begging for likes or showing her assets. I also married a farm girl, one from West Virginia. Her Dad got her a horse at age 7. She is a first born, so she did all the farm work gladly. I married her at 20, I was 19, best women ever, married now for 37 years. I would guess these two will stay married, not like most Instagram, social media ho's all over the internet. Real women are great. Farm girls are better.
Add a bale chute extension to that baler before she falls through reaching for a bale and teach her to drive the tractor properly so Luke can get some manly exercise. Man I would love a wage of a buck an hour for every hour I spent driving various size Farmall tractors from the time that I was big enough to reach the pedals, I would be rich.
I'm pushing 70 and grew up on a vegetable farm in Michigan, so a tractor video always brings back memories. I learned how to drive on a 51 Farmall Cub that was about the same size as the Allis. I even remember having to crank start it occasionally. One thing a lot of you young guys don't realize is that most tractors and even cars and trucks were positive ground back then. Thanks for a fun video. I think we know who that tractor belongs to now.
Yeah, positve ground to prevent/lesson rusting. Didn't work in any noticeable way, and oddles of issues. Almost everything in use now has been converted to negative ground. Anything pulled from a barn still with positive ground should be converted.
@@gmc8099 Aww, sorry. Chin up, buddy. Life is what you make it. Just be a good example for those out of state idiots. We have those around here, too. People can be ugly sometimes, but life... life is beautiful and precious.
You have to go somewhere nobody wants to go because it takes work to make it a dream. The desert will always be the last to popualate. Cheap cheap land in Americas Deserts
Haters of the music????? Love the old school HM you play on your intro and the country folk you play during the show!! Do love the equipment and vehicles you share with us!!
The sounds suspiciously like the late, great Layne Staley. I can't fault you there. Haters gonna hate, as they say. Some of those country folk could use a little more heavy rock music in their lives. This is the first video of yours that I've seen, and you've already made a subscriber out of me. Looking forward to more!
As a country kid in the city, I know exactly how you feel with all the looks. Folks can be a little goofy. I asked my wife one time if I had food on me or something, she goes "you're the only pair of overalls for 100 miles around..."
Luke, your videos are always interesting and engaging. You have a knack for explaining things in ways anyone can understand. I don't have an ounce of farming experience in me but for some reason I love watching these old tractors come back to life and do their thing. The stories they could probably tell. I love the car stuff, but appreciate the changeups like this. Thanks for continuing to put out content even with your busy life. I think I can speak for most when I say we were bummed to see you step away from RUclips for a while.
@@ThunderHead289 it looks like you got a pretty decent lawnmower she just needs a little bit of work and an oil change and she will be ready to go to work!
Love love love the old stuff. They always seem to work with minimal effort not all the gimmicky electronic crap of today!! Thank you for what you do sir!!
Pure touch as nails mechanical - wish they still made them that way, but on the flip side they are still around because they were built so well thankfully 🙂
That’s when they built tractors that the farmer could fix on his own. One adjustable wrench, one #2 flat blade screw driver, players with wire cutter and of course a small roll of baler wire. Grandpa tell me about the good old days. Luke you made some very awesome buys there !👍👍👍🙏🏽🇺🇸😎✌🏻
That smaller one looks like the perfect size to be used as a basic lawnmower that you know will be working perfectly well for decades as long as you take care of it.
I said the same thing. He should fix it up where it runs good and give it to his wife. She's a good partner. She deserves to have something to work with and call her own. Thats how you get her invested in what you are doing.
Grew up running a Farmall C with that exact bailing setup. Have a picture on my cabinet of my best friend looking back at the wagon while driving it. He was killed in a trucking accident. Brings back great memories. Thanks.
I just found the video with you, junkyard digs, and vice grip and didn't know you guys were all in one video. Love the channel, and I'm glad you're messing with older tractors like they are too
Honestly, you can never go wrong with with that old Farmall. Those were basically my entire childhood, being my grandfather had 4 of similar vintage. He also had a '67 F-100 that never ran, and a Bicentennial Edition '76 F-150. Both were the same color blue as yours. If I remember correctly Ford called it Bermuda Blue. You're a lucky man to have such a good wife that wants to help around the farm.
Man, that little Farmall C has got it's work cut out for it (at 23 hp.), pulling that JD baler and a wagon as well! I couldn't tell you how many HUNDREDS of wagons I hucked bales onto!! We had 200 acres on hilly ground in Pa. back in the 60's. We had 3 of those A/C tractors, a WD, CA, and a D17. For their size, the Allis-Chalmers were the most powerful tractors at the time for medium sized farms. That C with the belly mower is around the same horsepower as the Farmall C (23 hp.) The CA had a few more ponies from the factory, and a little bit different hydraulic system. Seeing as it already has a 12v. system and coil, it would probably be a plan just to convert it to an alternator and get rid of the troublesome generator. It looks like a 6v. gen anyways, and although you can get them to charge a 12v. battery if you crank the regulator up, it's not good for them. I was really surprised the mower worked without issues right out of the gate!😄 The wifey seems to like it.. it's just her size!😉
This video reminds me so much of my youth between 12-15 when I worked on my uncles farm in the summers. I had the job of stacking bales then my uncle got a baler with a kicker on it to shoot the bale into the hay wagon. He had John Deere B and 50 and A and more models. I rode the hay wagon, the combine as the bagger. What a dusty job that was. I would spend all day on the tractor plowing and harrowing fields, as well as mowing and raking the hay into windrows. There was always something to do. Never a dull day. I came back home to return to school fit for football and wrestling etc. Great memories. I enjoy all your videos.
Amazing the Farmall baled as well as it did with minimal HP. The Farmall C row-crop tractor used the International Harvester C113 engine. It is a 1.9 L, 1,853 cm2, (113.1 cu·in) four-cylinder natural aspirated gasoline engine with 76.0 mm (2.99 in) of the cylinder bore and 102.0 mm (4.02 in) of the piston stroke. The compression ratio rating is 5.3:1. This engine produced 23.4 PS (17.2 kW; 23.0 HP) of output power.
Tractor videos are great, but i think we all have vested interest in your old Galaxy that we've watched sitting for years. Its great that your wife gets involved with your shenanigans. I'll bet y'all are a blast.
Great video. Your wife looked like she had fun mowing the grass. Keep hands away from face while working. Manual labor 101. What a neat little tractor. Good job.
Very cute little Allis-Chalmers tractor. My grandpa had a farm implement store in Dike Iowa when that unit would have been new. Who knows, maybe that one was bought from him.
Man!! that brings back some memories to this old farm kid. I lived my entire youth on old AC tractors like this. I could fix them blind folded. Thanks, I think you've inspired me to go find an old 3 wheel and restore it.
Love to see a discussion or collaboration with the guys from NNKH AND VGG. You guys share a love of the old farm machines. Great content all around. Thanks for the video
Uh-oh, Luke's got tractor fever! Now that you have an orange Model B and a red Model C, you need to get a green Model A to complete your set. One with the hand starting flywheel so you can demo that. So good to see Dr. Mrs. Luke being careful getting those bales off of the baler. Wear your sunscreen!
That was a hilarious story about buying the Farmall 😂😂😂😂. A good buy too. Your wife can chuck some bails, I’ve done a lot of bailing in my life and I know that’s a workout. 👍🏻Tell her to save some energy and not drag them up the chute, let the bailer push them up onto the rack it saves steps and work.
Yeah, I'm not allowing myself to go to Auctions anymore - I've been trying to sell things so my property doesn't become a "scrap yard", but the harder I try to sell stuff, the more I buy? Makes good sense - definition of "hey, you're doing it wrong" 🙃
Don’t want your place looking like Kevin and Mook’s!… nothing wrong with a city Bloke doing country things. By the way I like your city music. Good job Luke. I think we’d get along if we were in the same country. Hi from Sydney Australia
Look your smart forget the drama people say your music is kick ass in my opinion and keep doing you thanks for making content for us all in the heat
The auctioneer did a great job of keeping you interested. Looking forward to watching you fix this old junk.
Almost sounds like the definition of insanity 😅
Yep, no doubt...
Most important thing in your whole video is your wife pitching in and doing tough work like no other. You are one lucky man!
My Dad passed away 39 years ago. I'm willing to bet that the tractor he bought used is still running. I miss you Dad.
Thank You Luke. Favorite parts were you cleaning the oil bath filter reservoir with the old gas and you and your wife together smiling on the old tractor. It's always a good time and learning experience with you and the whole Gang. Love y'all.
Thank you, and I'm glad you enjoyed it - I did 🙂
Good video, some great buys! Loved the shots of your wife mowing. Something about a pretty girl on a tractor that is just great! 🙂
Uncle Luke does it again!!. Listen if you can walk away from an auction for 1500 bucks with two working tractors to mow, hay, thresh and bale, you my friend are a champion. Those A/C tractors are diamonds in the rough. I’ve had Fords in the past and I loved them but not cheap when looking for parts. The Farmall was just amazing as well.
If you are still looking for a bumper for the Galaxie 500, Sleeperdude might have one in his world might be one place to look. I will keep an eye out around here for you. I am looking forward to the Gremlin making a fantastic return to the road.
If you hand crank a tractor keep your thumb beside your fingers, put the crank in the palm of your hand. That way if it backfires it doesn't break your thumb. & yes, they will sometimes "pop off" when you don't expect it.
Really love these old units though I haven’t had opportunity to wrench on them they seem like a lot of fun
I just like to thank you for making these videos. I know your life is busy as it is and balancing family work and the extra curricular activity of RUclips is demanding. But I love your videos I love your demeanor. I learn something I am entertained. Thank you again very much I appreciate your efforts.
Thank you for seeing that and appreciating it - a lot of people are critical and might not see what all goes into filming and putting together youtube videos
Luke great job. I enjoyed your video this time. Yes, just a little knowlage goes a long way. Let your wife know it was good to see her and that it is okay if she does not want to be on video all of the time. But it is good to see she is enjoying life with you and on the farm. Blessings to you both and keep up the good work.
Not sure if this has anything to do with the sparks flying at the voltage regulator or not, but originally those tractors were positive ground. Mine are converted to 12v alternators and negative ground, so the electrical looks "normal" to me now. But originally they would have been backwards. Just something to think about. Thanks for sharing!
I very much enjoy the music. Also love the little Allis Chalmers tractors
I learned to drive on a Farmall Cub! Love it!
I've watched and you've got two for two , and my bet is your going to get three for three , your just that good !!! Very very nice tractors !!!
I like all the cold starts.
So fun to see these old tractors running again, and so well, too. Good job sorting the electrical mess. Still would like to know what that voltage regulator wiring was doing.
Proud man right there when they were both on the tractor. Please keep the videos coming Luke.
Those allis chalmers are small tractors but think you'll find they punch above their weight been running them since i needed a pillow behind me to reach the pedals.
Straight pipe that beast, i love the old vehicles. Im searching for a whole range of my own equipment, pre 80. Every part can be made in a machine shop. On the farm.
Smoke that cleans up like that is usually valve guides.
That tractor sounds good. These old tractors are work horses.
We had an AC as well! In some respects, I wish we still had the farm, but California's laws and economics work against small farms now. Lots of nostalgia along with battling the weather.
That AC "C" was a great find. You're starting to get quite a nice collection of tractors. I think you have 6 now?
I wonder how long it will take for two kids from the "city" to transition to becoming "country folk".
🤠
My Farmall C is for sicle mower and Allis CA pulls rake and tedder. Enjoy your video.
Those tractors "My day has come! I'm ALIVE!!" 😂😂 Great episode 👏
Old tractors - unless they are rusted thru will never die.
Could have fooled me. I would take you for the usual red neck farm boy looking forward to jumping on the tractor and heading to the field
Channel just keeps getting better and better!
To be fair - and I've said this since I was a poor trailer park boy, it's easy to make fun content and enjoy doing it when you have somewhere to do it at 🙂
I've been to so many farm auctions I can't count them but I don't go any more because I don't have the time or space for more junk 😊. However, farm auctions have saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
They are hard to stay away from - they have helped me get started where many things would have been otherwise monetarily unattainable
The IHs are pretty simple. I have two they work great for what I use them for.
As My Uncle Ted said, " Jus' cause somthin's old, you don't throw it away."
Enjoy, She is a far stretch from mine; buddy! I was talking about that look, not the tractors...
So…. You fix em and she drives em…… PERFECT…😊
Luke, you did good on the auction. Re: the music, don't have any problems with it. Was in high school at the time that grunge started, here in the Seattle area. Anyway, looks like it might be time to have a tractor drag race between the two of you, one on the Allis-Chalmers, the other on the Farmall.
Hi Luke. Who says no one likes your music. I thought is was Alice in Chains and love heavy metal :)
I know your wife is camera shy. Thank you for being part of this video. I am glad she has a sense of humor and keep up the great content
Looks like a Hoyt-Clagwell to me.
an engine too run, needs:
1 fuel-- working carb & tank!
2 vacuum to suck fuel
3 timing correct on timing chain ( gears) &
timing correct on distributor & timing correct on cap & wires to correct cylinder
4) compression meaning good valve seats and valves head gasket and working piston rings
5/ "SPARK" and that's assuming the engine has a working starter & battery
6. air
A Farmall C with a Woods belly mower is a lawn eating machine.
😮 thing fired right up. Awesome scores.
I think you have great taste in music. Your intro is awesome
Mighty fine wife sir. Worth a million bucks, no doubt.
Skorned - Pshychosis
Its the intro \ exit song. Check it out folks.
I think I type this ten times every video - thanks for helping me fight the war 🙂
@@ThunderHead289 I finally got curious last video and Googled the lyrics. That's how I found it and wanted to share. Take care Luke.
Awesome deals man ya stole em..👍🏻
So cool! Your wife is awesome I don’t know why she is camera shy.
You three look perfect together.
I would say its some stuck rings from sitting maybe
So cool. I watch all videos you do even before you got hit he'd
Batteries have visible sections, each section is 2 volts.
Try flashing the field that may fix it!
comment for the sparking generator issue would like to see a video on you solving that problem because I have a 1973 ford 2000 and when I hook the coil to the solenoid in the spot were I've been told its supposed to go I have a sparking issue like similar to what I saw in your video I have the coin hooked up in a way rn so I can run the tractor if you can make that vid or can give me some insight on how to fix the problem it would be vary appreciated thanks
I think she likes your tractor!😂 Nice score, 2 of 3 run will it be 3for 3?
Hells yeah dude. Love The AC!
Same 🙂
Hey bud,first timer, grew up on that old stuff, made better than now ,they'll not be affected by an E.M.P. strike transistor or ic.chip tech will be toast, farming the way to go, and got a good woman there to a real treasure her, I'd start looking for parts them old dogs ,find old boy that's familiar with them ,pick his brain on their particulars get some tools and have fun ,teach the kids about it to ,my PA taught me ,started when I was 8yrs old ,retired now, miss it every day
Hey man get lady a hay hook at the next auction ya go to.
Please get that girl a hay hook to pull the bales off the baler so that she doesnt fall forward and get run over by the wagon. I have Allis "C" fully restored that my grandfather bought new in 1941.
I have since acquired a couple hay hooks - I'll be the bale guy moving forward, she was scrutinizing bales since we have been fighting so much rain - veterinarian things 🙂
very cool!
Real Nice ❤
It's a 6v positive ground tractor still
Just the generator.
PO had battery in backwards seemingly and had a 12v coil on it - probably all things that happened when they tried to get it going
You are living a great life! Its hard work sometimes just to keep it but is what makes it worth it all. Otherwise developers, bill gates or chiner will want that land and scrap that stuff.
Back yeah!
What a awesome deal👍
I still can't beleive someone took those to auction
Man that moment when you were on the tractor with your wife, that was special and that smile you looked like the happiest man on earth at that moment. Hell of a woman you got there. Hold her close
@@nathanhurst5155 Yeap agree I saw that too. Great!
And take her out for a nice dinner.
I so agree with this! Made my day being at sea missing my wife haha
Glad to see a women enjoying life not on Instagram begging for likes or showing her assets. I also married a farm girl, one from West Virginia. Her Dad got her a horse at age 7. She is a first born, so she did all the farm work gladly. I married her at 20, I was 19, best women ever, married now for 37 years. I would guess these two will stay married, not like most Instagram, social media ho's all over the internet. Real women are great. Farm girls are better.
Thank you for your service. And all your shipmates as well. God bless you all.
SMART wife, working hay saves her $60 a month on a gym membership.
I know, right? she is one strong lady right there. Love the farm life!
Green Acres is the life for me......
@@jeffrobodine8579Green Acres is the place to be.
Farm living is the life for me.
Add a bale chute extension to that baler before she falls through reaching for a bale and teach her to drive the tractor properly so Luke can get some manly exercise. Man I would love a wage of a buck an hour for every hour I spent driving various size Farmall tractors from the time that I was big enough to reach the pedals, I would be rich.
Somebody knowledgable oiled the pots to lay her up , somebody else screwed with the electrics. Nice wife sized tractor.
I'm pushing 70 and grew up on a vegetable farm in Michigan, so a tractor video always brings back memories. I learned how to drive on a 51 Farmall Cub that was about the same size as the Allis. I even remember having to crank start it occasionally. One thing a lot of you young guys don't realize is that most tractors and even cars and trucks were positive ground back then. Thanks for a fun video. I think we know who that tractor belongs to now.
Yeah, positve ground to prevent/lesson rusting. Didn't work in any noticeable way, and oddles of issues. Almost everything in use now has been converted to negative ground. Anything pulled from a barn still with positive ground should be converted.
Why convert something that works? I don't convert mine unless the generator goes out or something. And polarizing it doesn't work any more
I'm so happy for the two of you. Living on some acres and playing with old farm gear is the dream for an old man stuck in the suburbs.
Hell even in town I would still do it 😅
I hope you get your dream some day, buddy. 😊
I live in a rural area but now I'm being surrounded by out of state idiots!! So it doesn't matter where you are life sucks!!
@@gmc8099 Aww, sorry. Chin up, buddy. Life is what you make it. Just be a good example for those out of state idiots. We have those around here, too. People can be ugly sometimes, but life... life is beautiful and precious.
You have to go somewhere nobody wants to go because it takes work to make it a dream. The desert will always be the last to popualate. Cheap cheap land in Americas Deserts
Haters of the music????? Love the old school HM you play on your intro and the country folk you play during the show!! Do love the equipment and vehicles you share with us!!
The sounds suspiciously like the late, great Layne Staley. I can't fault you there. Haters gonna hate, as they say. Some of those country folk could use a little more heavy rock music in their lives. This is the first video of yours that I've seen, and you've already made a subscriber out of me. Looking forward to more!
@@arcanewyrm6295the intro music is a band called Skorned
@@arcanewyrm6295 Sounds like solo Cantrell, nice.
I always thought his music choice was Alice in Chains. Loved the first 4 albums. Great Band!
@@petecunnien5368 By the way, Layne's birthday was 2 days ago. Would've been 57 this year. RIP.
Excellent video Luke. Those old tractors want to live forever!
As a country kid in the city, I know exactly how you feel with all the looks. Folks can be a little goofy. I asked my wife one time if I had food on me or something, she goes "you're the only pair of overalls for 100 miles around..."
Try living in a small Texas town and owning a high-end furniture store. Zero local clients. lol
Luke, your videos are always interesting and engaging. You have a knack for explaining things in ways anyone can understand. I don't have an ounce of farming experience in me but for some reason I love watching these old tractors come back to life and do their thing. The stories they could probably tell. I love the car stuff, but appreciate the changeups like this. Thanks for continuing to put out content even with your busy life. I think I can speak for most when I say we were bummed to see you step away from RUclips for a while.
Yes of course 3 cells = 6V 😊 Thank you Ol mate! Cheers!!
Exactly 🙂
@@ThunderHead289 it looks like you got a pretty decent lawnmower she just needs a little bit of work and an oil change and she will be ready to go to work!
Any wife that can and will run a tractor is a good wife . I think you should keep her .😊
Any wife that throws hay bales like that, you don't back talk either.
@@Rusty_Dents AMEN!
I am just waiting on the news of a Little Luke or Little Luketta being announced!!!!
@@Rusty_Dents- You thank God for, that’s what you do.
3 caps, 6 volts. Love your channel, Luke.
Love love love the old stuff. They always seem to work with minimal effort not all the gimmicky electronic crap of today!! Thank you for what you do sir!!
Pure touch as nails mechanical - wish they still made them that way, but on the flip side they are still around because they were built so well thankfully 🙂
Allis Chalmbers 🚜 !!
Nice score Luke !!
Glad you took pitty on them
And bought all 3
That’s when they built tractors that the farmer could fix on his own. One adjustable wrench, one #2 flat blade screw driver, players with wire cutter and of course a small roll of baler wire. Grandpa tell me about the good old days. Luke you made some very awesome buys there !👍👍👍🙏🏽🇺🇸😎✌🏻
The wife looks pretty good on that old tractor. What a sweetheart.
That smaller one looks like the perfect size to be used as a basic lawnmower that you know will be working perfectly well for decades as long as you take care of it.
Now that was mighty thoughtful of you to buy your wife her own tractor to mow the yard with!
🤣🤣🤣 I was just thinking the same thing!
I said the same thing. He should fix it up where it runs good and give it to his wife. She's a good partner. She deserves to have something to work with and call her own. Thats how you get her invested in what you are doing.
Appreciate the "family friendly" channel! Your wife is a real hoot ..... and definitely a KEEPER!!!! ♥ Keep up the good work!!!!
I don't hate your music. On the contrary, one of my favorite introductions on RUclips! 🤘
I don't hate your music. The show opens with Alice in chains! Totally cool!
Good to see your wife running one of those old tractors so cool she seemed to be happy too just being on the tractor.
Grew up running a Farmall C with that exact bailing setup. Have a picture on my cabinet of my best friend looking back at the wagon while driving it. He was killed in a trucking accident. Brings back great memories. Thanks.
I just found the video with you, junkyard digs, and vice grip and didn't know you guys were all in one video. Love the channel, and I'm glad you're messing with older tractors like they are too
Honestly, you can never go wrong with with that old Farmall. Those were basically my entire childhood, being my grandfather had 4 of similar vintage. He also had a '67 F-100 that never ran, and a Bicentennial Edition '76 F-150. Both were the same color blue as yours. If I remember correctly Ford called it Bermuda Blue.
You're a lucky man to have such a good wife that wants to help around the farm.
Some day kids will be able to look back and say look how cool my grandparents were. They made videos for RUclips
Since I've done this for 12 years now, it's very weird to look back and see a young me even
She looks great on that tractor. Need to see more of her in your projects. Great buys
Man, that little Farmall C has got it's work cut out for it (at 23 hp.), pulling that JD baler and a wagon as well! I couldn't tell you how many HUNDREDS of wagons I hucked bales onto!! We had 200 acres on hilly ground in Pa. back in the 60's. We had 3 of those A/C tractors, a WD, CA, and a D17. For their size, the Allis-Chalmers were the most powerful tractors at the time for medium sized farms. That C with the belly mower is around the same horsepower as the Farmall C (23 hp.) The CA had a few more ponies from the factory, and a little bit different hydraulic system. Seeing as it already has a 12v. system and coil, it would probably be a plan just to convert it to an alternator and get rid of the troublesome generator. It looks like a 6v. gen anyways, and although you can get them to charge a 12v. battery if you crank the regulator up, it's not good for them. I was really surprised the mower worked without issues right out of the gate!😄 The wifey seems to like it.. it's just her size!😉
This video reminds me so much of my youth between 12-15 when I worked on my uncles farm in the summers. I had the job of stacking bales then my uncle got a baler with a kicker on it to shoot the bale into the hay wagon. He had John Deere B and 50 and A and more models. I rode the hay wagon, the combine as the bagger. What a dusty job that was. I would spend all day on the tractor plowing and harrowing fields, as well as mowing and raking the hay into windrows. There was always something
to do. Never a dull day. I came back home to return to school fit for football and wrestling etc.
Great memories. I enjoy all your videos.
I like your music. takes me back in time. thanks.
Amazing the Farmall baled as well as it did with minimal HP. The Farmall C row-crop tractor used the International Harvester C113 engine. It is a 1.9 L, 1,853 cm2, (113.1 cu·in) four-cylinder natural aspirated gasoline engine with 76.0 mm (2.99 in) of the cylinder bore and 102.0 mm (4.02 in) of the piston stroke. The compression ratio rating is 5.3:1. This engine produced 23.4 PS (17.2 kW; 23.0 HP) of output power.
can you bump up the compression?
Tractor videos are great, but i think we all have vested interest in your old Galaxy that we've watched sitting for years.
Its great that your wife gets involved with your shenanigans. I'll bet y'all are a blast.
It's definitely on the docket this summer before it deteriates any further
Yes sir! That bit about lost knowledge is definitely true and thank you for spreading the wealth so future generations can keep it going.
Great video. Your wife looked like she had fun mowing the grass. Keep hands away from face while working. Manual labor 101. What a neat little tractor. Good job.
Very cute little Allis-Chalmers tractor.
My grandpa had a farm implement store in Dike Iowa when that unit would have been new. Who knows, maybe that one was bought from him.
Man!! that brings back some memories to this old farm kid. I lived my entire youth on old AC tractors like this. I could fix them blind folded. Thanks, I think you've inspired me to go find an old 3 wheel and restore it.
Love to see a discussion or collaboration with the guys from NNKH AND VGG. You guys share a love of the old farm machines. Great content all around. Thanks for the video
VGG? No thanks.
NNKH is in Pennsylvania, right? Long haul from Iowa.
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These guys do travel and attend popular events to promote their channels. Power tour comes to mind.
Uh-oh, Luke's got tractor fever! Now that you have an orange Model B and a red Model C, you need to get a green Model A to complete your set. One with the hand starting flywheel so you can demo that.
So good to see Dr. Mrs. Luke being careful getting those bales off of the baler. Wear your sunscreen!
There is actually a B or an A sitting in our hoop barn - was given to us more or less .
That was a hilarious story about buying the Farmall 😂😂😂😂. A good buy too. Your wife can chuck some bails, I’ve done a lot of bailing in my life and I know that’s a workout. 👍🏻Tell her to save some energy and not drag them up the chute, let the bailer push them up onto the rack it saves steps and work.
The two of you make a great team... Great couple...