I've owned a couple of 311B Case farm tractors and older V A C case's also . What I like about the 1959 and newer is they all have live power and are as modern as present day tractors . My Dad bought a new 1960 530 Case and it was like yours , it had triple range , giving it 12 forward gears and 3 reverses . Great ground travel for any job . My wife's older brother had a 300 Case tractor with triple range and was clocked at 38 M P H on the highway . When your 311B Case was new it steered like it had power steering , Case tractors from 1959 onward had a larger than usual steering wheel and a gear ratio that gave you the ability to use a spinner on the steering wheel which you could drive anywhere with one hand . This also prevented them from breaking your arm if you hit something solid with the front wheels . It would not spin the steering wheel . Dad's 530 Case could not be choked out in 2nd gear low range or third gear low range . Dad's 530 came with over sized tires on the back , which were 14.9 x 28 and also dad bought oversized plows and disk . 3---14 inch bottom plows and 7 ft disk . The horse power and hydraulics were splendid . The case 4 cyl. motor had an abundance of power and when dad picked up the 7 ft disk , the front end would not stay on the ground and had to be guided with the brakes . The Case tractors in those years had to be one of the best farm tractors in the world . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson
@@SwedeMachine New subscriber here. I am a chemical engineer however I have grown to dislike it. I have started to build a decent metal shop with a lathe, a 72 inch metal Brake, and an assortment of engine drive and plug in welders. I am restoring a Ford Ranger XLT with a 6cyl. and 4wd. I already mounted a flat bed, crane, Miller Roughneck 2e welder, drillpress and vise to the back. I have decided to do mobile welding and restore vintage Porsches. I hope my videos are half as good as yours my friend. Where are you located? Pa?,South Carolina? P.S. Thank you for saying how long its been between repairs...
I really liked this video. It gives me a solid startup procedure to follow. My Case 530 is currently a driveway ornament. Your practical approach and positive attitude to getting that classic going again is welcome inspiration for me. When my 530 is running and moving again, my wife will be happy and I will be out of the doghouse 😇.
Awesome! Ya ya lets get that 530 up and going again. Start with the basics, and have patience. I did eventually rebuild this carb but they are archaic and simple to work on. Ah yes the doghouse. VERY familiar with that one. Fortunately my doghouse has a wood stove! LOL Cheers!
@@SwedeMachine No wood stove in my doghouse, just our 5 dogs to keep me warm, LOL. Thanks for the encouragement Swede. I will keep tabs on your projects.
Haha, appropriate thread to my situation. I'm at my late uncle's mountain cabin (woodstove heated) working on a 1965 Case 531. Just me and the dog this trip.
This was fun to watch. I bought a 300 triple range last year. Mine was running but I have found it has low compression in cyl #2. Thanks for the details about the wet clutch. Mine needs some adjustment. I repainted the tin over the winter.
It did have calcium as a ballast in the tire. My tire shop only put 1/3 calcium back in as its semi retired, and won't need much weight on the rear drives. At some point I might do a follow up with this tractor.😊
@@SwedeMachine I spent 14 years in arctic doing part 135 maintenance. Cessna 182, 185, 206, 207, 208/208B, piper pa 12, 14, 18, Pa 32 chieftan, DHC 6 twin otters, Beechcraft 99, king air. And the odd Maul and Luscomb. 4 hears of it working mostly outdoors. Having someplace to work in out of the weather is a bonus! 👍🏽👍🏽
Awesome! Those planes are the vital life blood of those remote villages. I would love to fly in a Beaver one day. LOVE those old radials🤘🏼. If I had any coin my 1st plane would probably be a Grumman Tiger. Something about sliding canopies that is so Top Gun cool ha ha.
I come from a family with case tractors myself. But any old iron worth saving I’m down for. Check out Gierok Farms lastest video if you haven’t seen it yet. ruclips.net/video/7Yqmmhor7XI/видео.html. They posted about an Oliver collection they toured. Fantastic. I would like to get into old school farming but I need some acreage first🙃. Thanks for stopping by!👋🏼
I was just about to leave because of the handheld footage for the first several minutes (makes me queasy). Then you dropped the cam in a tripod so I kept watching. Glad I stayed. Glad you don't use too much hand-held. Good stuff!
After watching a few of these rescues, I always ask myself "why don't any of these guys take a line trimmer along to cut away the grass and growth from around the machine"?
If it is Handy they should bring some sort of trimmer. Sometimes they have to walk quite a distance through heavy brush to get to the tractor and they already carried a whole bunch of tools. But then again, for the same reason, they should cut a road to get to the tractor. 😃
Maybe I've got OCD but doesn't take much to bring along a line trimmer to clear stuff from around where I'm working. Also always always check your points and all fluids and don't forget to grease. Good job
Snap -on tools made a pretty neat radiator removal probe. You can make your own from a crappy screwdriver, grinder and propane torch to bend it in shape you want
Had a 311 B triple range with bucket. Low range great creeper gear. High range go like hell on level.almost 30. 12 speed ahead 3 reverse.not lota power but handy little tractor.
Sadly penetrating oil does damage rubber. I use gas because it evaporates fast and is slicker . Also it damages rubber but it also fuses the rubber to metal making a extreme seal . If you have problems braking tire beads lay them flat pour a little gas around the bead wait a few minutes and the bead will brake easy
Our family bought 2 1/2 acers in 1973. After paying a neighbor a couple of times to plow. My Dad on his delivery route found a 1936 case tractor. large drag disc, scrapper, and spring tooth. It broke down and he gave up on it. He wanted to work around the yard. He bought a 8hp 4 speed Montgomery Ward rotor tiller. While assembled it, I went to play with the tractor. I was in the 7th grade and took electric lab. I had rebuilt the edger. I rebuilt the carburetor, cleaned the plugs, cleaned the magnetos, cleaned the fuel filter, and changed oil. The next trouble was testing it. It had crank to start it. :I was not aloud to start it. I beg my Dad to try it, but he did not want too. .Tractor way out in the back. I just begged him more and this time he said yes. It started in three cranks and ran well. He got on the tractor and started plowing. Get more done plowing, than with a tiller. He plowed the whole 1/2 acre front lawn under. This surprised my my Mom when she got home. She was like wow. It was so satisfying I got it to run. Should mention it had no muffler and was loud. My Mom would say there is fire out the side.
That's a super find you have there. My 2nd old 8n has a flat pan with a flat edge for a cutting edge. Even though it's had a hard life it has saved me a lot of hard work. Good video.
Great to hear. I also have a Case VAC and a Case DC someday would like to get going again here on this channel. One day I would love to make some farm content. More of a causal hobby type where it’s a bit more chill.
That was Amazing! Always wanted to know what it took to get one of these relics up and about again after no service for an extended period of time. Excellent! Thank you.
That you! I have a 430 case diesel 1964 but I knew nothing about the wet clutch adjustment and it is a 12 speed triple range like yours. I now know to look At 310 videos as it was the model just before the 430 for help.
Thanks Dan. This is how I am in real life so this is my natural me. I wouldn’t call myself “normal” (whatever that means these days lol) but glad you could watch. I’m not for everyone, but I believe that you, the viewers, will decide how far the channel will go. We will keep it real boss. Bless😉
I have a 210B tractor with a loader and backhoe. It only has a dual speed transmission but it has a shuttle shift. It will go backwards in every gear. The backwards gears are faster than the forward gears. It will probably go 30 mph backwards in high gear. It weighs about 10,000 lbs with loaded tires.
@@SwedeMachine I cant tell from your video but you probably know that your tractor has a dry clutch and also a wet clutch that is operated by hand. The wet clutch is so you can stop the tractor while still keeping the pto turning. The dry foot clutch will stop both the wheels and the pto. My tractor doesnt have the wet clutch as it has no pto and the shuttle shift is where your wet clutch is.
We had an old 50s Ford 8N gasser we used to rake hay and pull folks out of the mud on our rural county road, the diesels were used for the plowing, planting, mowing, and baling. How is the old service truck coming along?? Great video.. keep em coming
Service truck is coming along. I'm going to rebuild the transmission first. (There will be a video for that). But as it's currently late summer and the weather is holding I'm out and about recording content for when winter comes and our rain forces me inside. (GASP! Inside information lol). Then I think we will have shop time for the service rig. All progress on that will be posted no worries 😄✌
Very nice wasp nests. I could use those for over the powder wadding for black powder rifle. Wasp nest make the best natural wadding along with some bee's wax for lube. I love old tractor restorations but prefer John Deere. Cheers from eastern TN
Nice work. I'm curious why you don't put air in the tires and pull it out of the weeds first. I think having all that vegetation everywhere makes it so much harder to work on things.
@@SwedeMachine Amazon has it. A squeeze tube wil last a long time. Its a gold mustard color paste you swipe a thin bit a couple inches on tip a drippy stick. If paste comes in contact with water it changes color to a burgendy color. Be sure to wipe off after. I once used some ridged 1/2 copper as a dip stick. The kolor kut removed the copper tarnish! So dont wipe it on your shirt tail or coverall sleeve.
I've never noticed Case tractors to be attractive in any way whatsoever, especially with that eagles standing on the world, reminds me of Hitler wanting to conquer the world!!! I've never liked that symbol and I never realized why until just now!
RUclips just recommended this video to me and I’m definitely subscribing. Great job rescuing an abandoned relic. I said to myself you need this humor in your life. You sir are really funny and entertaining. Not sure why your subscriber count is not in the 200-300K subscribers realm but your comment about two views made me LOL!
I've owned a couple of 311B Case farm tractors and older V A C case's also . What I like about the 1959 and newer is they all have live power and are as modern as present day tractors . My Dad bought a new 1960 530 Case and it was like yours , it had triple range , giving it 12 forward gears and 3 reverses . Great ground travel for any job . My wife's older brother had a 300 Case tractor with triple range and was clocked at 38 M P H on the highway . When your 311B Case was new it steered like it had power steering , Case tractors from 1959 onward had a larger than usual steering wheel and a gear ratio that gave you the ability to use a spinner on the steering wheel which you could drive anywhere with one hand . This also prevented them from breaking your arm if you hit something solid with the front wheels . It would not spin the steering wheel . Dad's 530 Case could not be choked out in 2nd gear low range or third gear low range . Dad's 530 came with over sized tires on the back , which were 14.9 x 28 and also dad bought oversized plows and disk . 3---14 inch bottom plows and 7 ft disk . The horse power and hydraulics were splendid . The case 4 cyl. motor had an abundance of power and when dad picked up the 7 ft disk , the front end would not stay on the ground and had to be guided with the brakes . The Case tractors in those years had to be one of the best farm tractors in the world . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson
When you can trust an Ole boy when he says "it was updated on but it is over heating" and it showed to be exactly that.. "FANTASTIC!"
Great job! Always good to see old parked equipment brought back to life again. And the out-takes are hilarious!
Glad you like them👍
@@SwedeMachine New subscriber here. I am a chemical engineer however I have grown to dislike it. I have started to build a decent metal shop with a lathe, a 72 inch metal Brake, and an assortment of engine drive and plug in welders. I am restoring a Ford Ranger XLT with a 6cyl. and 4wd. I already mounted a flat bed, crane, Miller Roughneck 2e welder, drillpress and vise to the back. I have decided to do mobile welding and restore vintage Porsches. I hope my videos are half as good as yours my friend. Where are you located? Pa?,South Carolina? P.S. Thank you for saying how long its been between repairs...
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My grandpa has a 1968 Case 430 with a bucket on it. It looks exactly like this. Warms my heart to see another like it running again :)
Cool!! It will be featured in future episodes🤘🏼😉
love those case tractors.im 83 yr.back in 1957 i got to break in a new 400 and a 830.do her good.
I really liked this video. It gives me a solid startup procedure to follow. My Case 530 is currently a driveway ornament. Your practical approach and positive attitude to getting that classic going again is welcome inspiration for me. When my 530 is running and moving again, my wife will be happy and I will be out of the doghouse 😇.
Awesome! Ya ya lets get that 530 up and going again. Start with the basics, and have patience. I did eventually rebuild this carb but they are archaic and simple to work on. Ah yes the doghouse. VERY familiar with that one. Fortunately my doghouse has a wood stove! LOL Cheers!
@@SwedeMachine No wood stove in my doghouse, just our 5 dogs to keep me warm, LOL. Thanks for the encouragement Swede. I will keep tabs on your projects.
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Haha, appropriate thread to my situation. I'm at my late uncle's mountain cabin (woodstove heated) working on a 1965 Case 531. Just me and the dog this trip.
This was fun to watch. I bought a 300 triple range last year. Mine was running but I have found it has low compression in cyl #2. Thanks for the details about the wet clutch. Mine needs some adjustment. I repainted the tin over the winter.
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Love those old tractors. Good work getting this one alive again! 👍🚜 That tire was probably loaded, hence the water. She definitely needs new shoes.
It did have calcium as a ballast in the tire. My tire shop only put 1/3 calcium back in as its semi retired, and won't need much weight on the rear drives. At some point I might do a follow up with this tractor.😊
After working on aircraft,
I found those all metal Eastwing drilling hammers work great in cramped spaces.
Awesome. Working on small 4 place aircraft must be a pain! Hats off to those A&P’s; my fat hands have a hard enough time with smaller cars lol.
@@SwedeMachine
I spent 14 years in arctic doing part 135 maintenance.
Cessna 182, 185, 206, 207, 208/208B, piper pa 12, 14, 18, Pa 32 chieftan, DHC 6 twin otters, Beechcraft 99, king air.
And the odd Maul and Luscomb.
4 hears of it working mostly outdoors.
Having someplace to work in out of the weather is a bonus! 👍🏽👍🏽
Awesome! Those planes are the vital life blood of those remote villages. I would love to fly in a Beaver one day. LOVE those old radials🤘🏼. If I had any coin my 1st plane would probably be a Grumman Tiger. Something about sliding canopies that is so Top Gun cool ha ha.
@@SwedeMachine
I started out in Barrow and worked my way south.
Ive called Kotzebue home since 1990
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@@shawnnelson6146 My Neighbors brother rebuilds planes up there Mr. Kelly. He moved from here up there after high school.
I grew up on a farm I have never heard of a wet clutch just wandering like the show
Thanks for posting this. I'm a farmer and an Oliver enthusiast, but I enjoy all old tractors. Cool video.
I come from a family with case tractors myself. But any old iron worth saving I’m down for. Check out Gierok Farms lastest video if you haven’t seen it yet. ruclips.net/video/7Yqmmhor7XI/видео.html. They posted about an Oliver collection they toured. Fantastic. I would like to get into old school farming but I need some acreage first🙃. Thanks for stopping by!👋🏼
Love tractors retired farmer so more like this would be fun to watch.
10-4, I'll make a note of that👍
I was just about to leave because of the handheld footage for the first several minutes (makes me queasy). Then you dropped the cam in a tripod so I kept watching. Glad I stayed. Glad you don't use too much hand-held. Good stuff!
Yeah sorry about that. Makes me dizzy myself since I have to watch this over and over again in the editor. Good point to bring up!
very nice old tractor 🚜 also great video to watch on youtube thanks.
After watching a few of these rescues, I always ask myself "why don't any of these guys take a line trimmer along to cut away the grass and growth from around the machine"?
We get too excited I guess lol😆
If it is Handy they should bring some sort of trimmer.
Sometimes they have to walk quite a distance through heavy brush to get to the tractor and they already carried a whole bunch of tools.
But then again, for the same reason, they should cut a road to get to the tractor. 😃
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That combination of paint was my favorite.
I have seen some of these tractors restored with the cream tin on top and they do look beautiful. 👍🏼
@@SwedeMachine
I think they had a specific color as well.
Desert sunset & Flambeau Red
It is sounding pretty good for sitting that long.
Definitely agree
Watch yourself clearing their could be a dead one might get cha
Maybe I've got OCD but doesn't take much to bring along a line trimmer to clear stuff from around where I'm working. Also always always check your points and all fluids and don't forget to grease. Good job
Super videos ! 👍
Snap -on tools made a pretty neat radiator removal probe.
You can make your own from a crappy screwdriver, grinder and propane torch to bend it in shape you want
Awesome to see another get running again 😁🤠
Excellent restore you fixed it. Am impressed
Had a 311 B triple range with bucket. Low range great creeper gear. High range go like hell on level.almost 30. 12 speed ahead 3 reverse.not lota power but handy little tractor.
I have a 310-B Case. Frontend loader. With shuttle shift. It's been a great machine.
Awesome. The only thing I wish it had was power steering. The strong arm steering is not for the weak ha ha😂
Ran 580 backfilling pipe jobs good engineers
You are a MASTER Man. Congratulation.
Sadly penetrating oil does damage rubber. I use gas because it evaporates fast and is slicker . Also it damages rubber but it also fuses the rubber to metal making a extreme seal .
If you have problems braking tire beads lay them flat pour a little gas around the bead wait a few minutes and the bead will brake easy
Our family bought 2 1/2 acers in 1973. After paying a neighbor a couple of times to plow. My Dad on his delivery route found a 1936 case tractor. large drag disc, scrapper, and spring tooth. It broke down and he gave up on it. He wanted to work around the yard. He bought a 8hp 4 speed Montgomery Ward rotor tiller. While assembled it, I went to play with the tractor. I was in the 7th grade and took electric lab. I had rebuilt the edger. I rebuilt the carburetor, cleaned the plugs, cleaned the magnetos, cleaned the fuel filter, and changed oil. The next trouble was testing it. It had crank to start it. :I was not aloud to start it. I beg my Dad to try it, but he did not want too. .Tractor way out in the back. I just begged him more and this time he said yes. It started in three cranks and ran well. He got on the tractor and started plowing. Get more done plowing, than with a tiller. He plowed the whole 1/2 acre front lawn under. This surprised my my Mom when she got home. She was like wow. It was so satisfying I got it to run. Should mention it had no muffler and was loud. My Mom would say there is fire out the side.
Aw man I thought that story would end sadly. But you got it running! YES! Save that old iron. Well done boss!!🤘🏼✅
That's a super find you have there. My 2nd old 8n has a flat pan with a flat edge for a cutting edge. Even though it's had a hard life it has saved me a lot of hard work. Good video.
This front loader attachment has definitely saved my back quite a few times. Thanks for stopping by👍🏼
That tractor engine sound is very good, looks new. Good job guy!
Thanks for the hose tip, been struggling with some heater hoses. Great video, keep them coming please.
What did he spray on the hose
Nice job 👍. I have a 310-B Case Front-end loader. It's been a great tractor.👍👍
Great to hear. I also have a Case VAC and a Case DC someday would like to get going again here on this channel. One day I would love to make some farm content. More of a causal hobby type where it’s a bit more chill.
Is nice to see it,coming back to life! You are great!good video!thanks!
Great job and a great result
was fun to watch.. enjoyed it alot...
A new subscriber from Saskatchewan, Canada. Plenty of old Case tractors around here. Your sense of humour is great!
This will make a nice small utility tractor on the farm. Nice save
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That was Amazing! Always wanted to know what it took to get one of these relics up and about again after no service for an extended period of time. Excellent! Thank you.
I like how your oil pan matches the grass
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that was a fun video! thanks. would love to see your moving set up!
Well done real good mechanics followed every step very nice tractor
I like the out takes at the end
That you! I have a 430 case diesel 1964 but I knew nothing about the wet clutch adjustment and it is a 12 speed triple range like yours.
I now know to look At 310 videos as it was the model just before the 430 for help.
Great video, always look forward to them!
Well done young man!! I believe I've found something new to watch!! Thank you for sharing!! Subscribed today!!!
I have a tractor very similar to that one, but diesel, use it on a regular basis . Good tractors.
Definitely. I grew up with a 50’s Case DC so I have a soft spot for them👍🏼
Helps to have a positive attitude. I would be cusing so much the neighbor’s ears would bleed !
i like that you talk like a normal person NOT like Vise grip Garage or this N that garage
just keep it real and the views will come
Thanks Dan. This is how I am in real life so this is my natural me. I wouldn’t call myself “normal” (whatever that means these days lol) but glad you could watch. I’m not for everyone, but I believe that you, the viewers, will decide how far the channel will go. We will keep it real boss. Bless😉
Excellent video ! 👍
I got my eyes on an old case like that one
That is gorgious model and vary desirable tractor
I have a 210B tractor with a loader and backhoe. It only has a dual speed transmission but it has a shuttle shift. It will go backwards in every gear. The backwards gears are faster than the forward gears. It will probably go 30 mph backwards in high gear. It weighs about 10,000 lbs with loaded tires.
Holy moly 30 in reverse? That would, um, make great content!😂
@@SwedeMachine The worst thing is it barely has enough power to go backwards that fast. It would need a real flat surface.
@@SwedeMachine I cant tell from your video but you probably know that your tractor has a dry clutch and also a wet clutch that is operated by hand. The wet clutch is so you can stop the tractor while still keeping the pto turning. The dry foot clutch will stop both the wheels and the pto. My tractor doesnt have the wet clutch as it has no pto and the shuttle shift is where your wet clutch is.
Ahhh 10-4
Yup it has both. Took me a while off camera playing around to get the hang of it
Thanks
We had an old 50s Ford 8N gasser we used to rake hay and pull folks out of the mud on our rural county road, the diesels were used for the plowing, planting, mowing, and baling. How is the old service truck coming along?? Great video.. keep em coming
Service truck is coming along. I'm going to rebuild the transmission first. (There will be a video for that). But as it's currently late summer and the weather is holding I'm out and about recording content for when winter comes and our rain forces me inside. (GASP! Inside information lol). Then I think we will have shop time for the service rig. All progress on that will be posted no worries 😄✌
Fantastico..complimenti bel trattore..❤😊
Thanks! We will be working on it more soon 😀💪🏼
For a minute there I thought the Swede bought a nice ornament and had to replace everything below it.
Ssshhhh dont say that too loudly.......we just might have some of those on here lol
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Hi From Finland. Professional Job.
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Very nice wasp nests. I could use those for over the powder wadding for black powder rifle. Wasp nest make the best natural wadding along with some bee's wax for lube. I love old tractor restorations but prefer John Deere. Cheers from eastern TN
Now that's a top tip I never had heard of! I'll be darn. Seems right. Its like paper. Welcome Eastern Tennessee
I LOVE TAKING APART AND, FIXING ,AND PUTTING BACK TOGETHER⚠
Pretty cool! Hope you do more tractor rescue videos.
We will indeed have more ag related content someday. Plus I’m aiming one day to do farming content as well. Thanks for watching
@@SwedeMachine do you still have this tractor in the video?
Like these old tractors thx
I will also have a 40’s John Deere “Johnny popper” someday here on this channel. Cheers👍🏼
I use a large pair of channel locks
Excellent choice
Thumbs up for oil in the radiator.
Good job..be carefull..tractors very dangerous..
I like your demeanor
Nice work. I'm curious why you don't put air in the tires and pull it out of the weeds first. I think having all that vegetation everywhere makes it so much harder to work on things.
At the time I did not have my tow truck and don’t have anything strong enough to pull it out from its ruts.
The tractor sounds good.
It runs like a sewing machine!
😂Era o platinado 😊 Beautifull tractor,good work.
I’m still watching 👍🏻👍🏻
Great job man get it going cheers
I enjoyed this video.
The water pump....I just don't like replacing parts that aren't broken any more because so much of the aftermarket is garbage these days
I hear ya. That’s why I kept the old one….it’s still rebuildable with the proper tooling🙂
Use KolorKut water detecting paste, its used on dipsticks to find how much water migh lurk in depths.
A bit would work on a oil drippy stick.
Ohhh I will look into that. That would prove very useful here 👍🏼
@@SwedeMachine
Amazon has it.
A squeeze tube wil last a long time.
Its a gold mustard color paste you swipe a thin bit a couple inches on tip a drippy stick.
If paste comes in contact with water it changes color to a burgendy color.
Be sure to wipe off after.
I once used some ridged 1/2 copper as a dip stick.
The kolor kut removed the copper tarnish!
So dont wipe it on your shirt tail or coverall sleeve.
Oh goodness….copy that I’ll check it out!
Thanks for the great video. I like these machines and these videos. Even the channel looks good. I'll have something to look at.
More content planned for the future as well boss. Thanks for stopping by👍🏼
You did a good job.
Top video.
you are obviously talented
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Next time you do one like this you need to bring a weed whacker and mow down the grass and weeds before you start work. It will make it much easier.
I've never noticed Case tractors to be attractive in any way whatsoever, especially with that eagles standing on the world, reminds me of Hitler wanting to conquer the world!!!
I've never liked that symbol and I never realized why until just now!
Thanks for sharing. Ron PTL USA
Nice tractor. Good job.
that was fun thanks
I wouldn't mind one of those .
RUclips just recommended this video to me and I’m definitely subscribing. Great job rescuing an abandoned relic. I said to myself you need this humor in your life. You sir are really funny and entertaining. Not sure why your subscriber count is not in the 200-300K subscribers realm but your comment about two views made me LOL!
Thank you much, and welcome aboard!🤘🏼
Very enjoyable video good job!
Great job.
Thanks!
That would make too much sense😮
Great job!
Ya gotta love it😁😁👍👍
Excellent work 👍 keep it up ❤
Bless✌🏼🙂
Great video 👍👍👍
Great channel 👍👍👍
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Save her...
Good job dude 👍👍
Very few hydraulics on tractors work at idle under load. that bucket is grown into grass. You need to bring the rpm up
I deal with tractors from 1948 to 2021
Tres bon video merci.
Good job
Just thought to give you a heads up, the sediment bowl screen is made of brass. Cool video!
Copy that! I have about 20 hours on the tractor and it’s been doing an awesome job keeping the junk from flowing into the carburetor jets.👍🏼
ABE the Eagle!
Quite the story.
The stuffed bird still exist?