I only have it for a limited time and then it will end up on Timothy's Tractor channel. My hope is I can get it running AND going before he comes and picks it up. I also think it would be cool if I could mow with it once or twice. Thanks for wataching Walter, I'll keep you guys updated.
LOL, well here's the deal, the seat safety switch still works, so in order for me to get off the seat and keep the tractor running, I need to set the brake. I mean given more time and less laziness, I would have constructed a pulley system with the straps and eased it down, but no tractors were harmed in the making of this video. Thanks for watching Timothy and I think I'll have time to do some tinkering tomorrow. Maybe I'll have some answers by day's end.
Sweet, I'd love to have a 332, the 322 guzzles gas big time, my 1023E easily uses abou thalf of what the 322 uses, in terms of fuel and it's more HP and a larger and heavier machine. Diesels are great. Will this one be a project for Santiago's Projects? Thanks for watching.
Been in a similar situation with two tractors, interested to see how the situation with this tractor is solved. Looking forward to future videos, thanks for sharing this one. Your unloading technique works, so....... 🤣
The screen was pretty bad, very clogged, draining the fluid, will finish the filter and fill up the fluid tomorrow and see if anything changes. Timothy did okay the new pump purchase, should this not work. Yeah, the unloading was not my best handywork🤣, but was effectively enough with no damage. Thanks for watching, I will post my progress.
Yes, I think it will be and I hope to getting it running...well, going, before he picks it up. I think he already has a loader for it. That will compliment the tractor well. Thanks for watching Ed.
Yeah, best I can tell it was the weight bar, but I put on the weights just for a little extra caution. I came down a little faster still than I assumed it would😖. Thanks for watching Joe.
On the attachment points to tie it down to tow it you should ask Neil form dig drive diy he’s got 2 755 compacts that he rows around? Maybe he’s got some ideas?
He would know for sure, I love his channel. But, the 755 is at it's owner's home now and waiting on some follow up videos from Timothy's Tractors. He had to flush that transmission several more times it was so bad. Thanks for watching.
@@Huntersprojects Keep checking marketplace and CL, deals happen often enough if you are looking, my one buddy seems to get all the good deals. I actually went and got this one for a friend, he paid for it and just brought it back to my house until a week or two later when he had time to come and get it. But naturally I wanted to see if I could get it working. Keep in mind, that tractor was 2WD, not 4WD, also no loader, a deck that was shot and he even had to buy a hydraulic coupler kit, as it did not come with one. So, while it was a good deal at $1200, that was by no means the end of investment.
Listen for the bargain price Tim got, that's teh least of what could go wrong with all the traffic I saw yesterday. Florida has WAY too many people in it.
Yes agreed, or simply not blowing it off with every use or using the deck death accelerator covers...although some of those areas would likely be just the result of what you mentioned. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Sam for the info, I figured, but I didn't research it and didn't want to speak without the correct knowledge. I think they used the engine in the 332 also in the 655 as well. I think Luke, Tim's brother has one of those too. Shame the 755 didn't get the extra 2 hp the 455 has, of course, we are talking about a half decade apart too. Thanks for watching Sam.
Yeah man, I always ask that question myself, I mean initially they aren't cheap at all. How do you spend that money and let it go? I will never know. Thanks for watching.
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You have an awesome project on your hands and I am sure you will enjoy every minute restoring. Keep us informed on how your project goes.
I only have it for a limited time and then it will end up on Timothy's Tractor channel. My hope is I can get it running AND going before he comes and picks it up. I also think it would be cool if I could mow with it once or twice. Thanks for wataching Walter, I'll keep you guys updated.
Whoever you got that weight bar from I would definitely be thanking!
LOL, yep, I even liked the discounted price$$. It sure came in handy with my laziness.
4:35 - If only you hadn't locked the brakes on the 322! Thanks for everything Don!
LOL, well here's the deal, the seat safety switch still works, so in order for me to get off the seat and keep the tractor running, I need to set the brake. I mean given more time and less laziness, I would have constructed a pulley system with the straps and eased it down, but no tractors were harmed in the making of this video. Thanks for watching Timothy and I think I'll have time to do some tinkering tomorrow. Maybe I'll have some answers by day's end.
Nice tractor, I just picked up 332 John Deere too
Sweet, I'd love to have a 332, the 322 guzzles gas big time, my 1023E easily uses abou thalf of what the 322 uses, in terms of fuel and it's more HP and a larger and heavier machine. Diesels are great. Will this one be a project for Santiago's Projects? Thanks for watching.
@@FloridaDeere in the future I might build loader on it, I’ll make review on it this weekend
Been in a similar situation with two tractors, interested to see how the situation with this tractor is solved. Looking forward to future videos, thanks for sharing this one. Your unloading technique works, so....... 🤣
The screen was pretty bad, very clogged, draining the fluid, will finish the filter and fill up the fluid tomorrow and see if anything changes. Timothy did okay the new pump purchase, should this not work. Yeah, the unloading was not my best handywork🤣, but was effectively enough with no damage. Thanks for watching, I will post my progress.
Nice project !
Yes, I think it will be and I hope to getting it running...well, going, before he picks it up. I think he already has a loader for it. That will compliment the tractor well. Thanks for watching Ed.
those weights really saved the front of that 322..
Yeah, best I can tell it was the weight bar, but I put on the weights just for a little extra caution. I came down a little faster still than I assumed it would😖. Thanks for watching Joe.
On the attachment points to tie it down to tow it you should ask Neil form dig drive diy he’s got 2 755 compacts that he rows around? Maybe he’s got some ideas?
He would know for sure, I love his channel. But, the 755 is at it's owner's home now and waiting on some follow up videos from Timothy's Tractors. He had to flush that transmission several more times it was so bad. Thanks for watching.
@@FloridaDeere Dang wish I was sooner we’ll love you vids hope to have a tractor of my own someday
@@Huntersprojects Keep checking marketplace and CL, deals happen often enough if you are looking, my one buddy seems to get all the good deals. I actually went and got this one for a friend, he paid for it and just brought it back to my house until a week or two later when he had time to come and get it. But naturally I wanted to see if I could get it working. Keep in mind, that tractor was 2WD, not 4WD, also no loader, a deck that was shot and he even had to buy a hydraulic coupler kit, as it did not come with one. So, while it was a good deal at $1200, that was by no means the end of investment.
Body looks good for an old tractor, especially when u “let us see the behind view”
Yeah, I thought it was in good shape overall, the deck was complete junk, but with some loving care, the tractor runs good now. Thanks for watching.
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Pretty rough treatment of such a fine machine to be honest. I don't know if I can endorse your transport services after seeing this! 😂
Listen for the bargain price Tim got, that's teh least of what could go wrong with all the traffic I saw yesterday. Florida has WAY too many people in it.
@@FloridaDeere I'm just giving you a hard time. I'm sure that'll be a fun project.
That's what happens to the deck when you cut grass while it's sopping wet!
Yes agreed, or simply not blowing it off with every use or using the deck death accelerator covers...although some of those areas would likely be just the result of what you mentioned. Thanks for watching.
Gave you a sub from upstate New York
Thanks man, I appreciate that, I hope you find the content good and useful. Thanks for watching.
Same engine thats in the 430 and 455. 3TNA72
Thanks Sam for the info, I figured, but I didn't research it and didn't want to speak without the correct knowledge. I think they used the engine in the 332 also in the 655 as well. I think Luke, Tim's brother has one of those too. Shame the 755 didn't get the extra 2 hp the 455 has, of course, we are talking about a half decade apart too. Thanks for watching Sam.
It's the same engine as the 430. I actually swapped engines between a 430 and my 755. The 455 is 22hp. They're all great machines!
How can people let their equipment get that bad?
Yeah man, I always ask that question myself, I mean initially they aren't cheap at all. How do you spend that money and let it go? I will never know. Thanks for watching.