Man yeah Mr Pete, you are getting after it!! I love the attention to every detail!! You did get a lot of new parts for sure, and with what you are doing yourself....many good years of service I see in the future!! I am amazed at just how easy things like this are for you to do, almost like you could do it all in your sleep!! 😁😁👍👍 Thank you sir for bringing us along, looking fwd to the next episode on the engine🇺🇸🇺🇸😁😁👍👍 Stay warm my friend!!! 😁😁
Thank you Nelson. The old girl should be in pretty good shape when I'm done. For 40 years I'd wake up every morning, go to the barn and milk the cows. Now 2 or 3 times a week I wake up, go to the barn and light the stove then go back to the house for a couple hours and have coffee. A different pace these days.
Wow - you really did get a lot of new parts with that tractor, which is very cool. What do you kinds of jobs do you plan to do with this tractor. Looking forward to seeing more. Always enjoy your videos.
Hello Pete, thank you 4 showing us the progress on the One Seventy. I was wondering do you know of any "good" step to get on & off easier that doesn't flex the foot platform downward?
You are an interesting farmer, Pete. You change tractor colors somewhat often, the only equipment you are stuck on are your Ford trucks. The 170 will be a nice addition to your fleet. Does the 170 and 185 have live hydraulics and PTO?
Thanks! The hundred series has "live" but not "independent" PTO. That means you engage the PTO in gear with the power director in neutral then shift the power director into high or low to start moving. Sort of like how you use the hand clutch on a WD45.
ben a fun ride along cant wait to get into the motor!!!!
Thanks! Should be just a matter of dropping the oil psn and installing the new seals.
Thanks Farmer Pete ! Enjoyed watching!
Thanks cousin Scott.
You make it look so easy! We have below zero temps coming here the next few days...
Thanks Chris. Stay warm!
Bless you sir for taking on that job. I hope for you, that you don't find too much wrong with the engine. I am following thanks.
Thanks! I think the only thing wrong with the engine is the oil leaks.
Great video Pete sir you amaze me at what all you can get done thank you for sharing take care and stay safe 👍
Thank you. Just gotta keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Man yeah Mr Pete, you are getting after it!! I love the attention to every detail!! You did get a lot of new parts for sure, and with what you are doing yourself....many good years of service I see in the future!! I am amazed at just how easy things like this are for you to do, almost like you could do it all in your sleep!! 😁😁👍👍 Thank you sir for bringing us along, looking fwd to the next episode on the engine🇺🇸🇺🇸😁😁👍👍 Stay warm my friend!!! 😁😁
Thank you Nelson. The old girl should be in pretty good shape when I'm done. For 40 years I'd wake up every morning, go to the barn and milk the cows. Now 2 or 3 times a week I wake up, go to the barn and light the stove then go back to the house for a couple hours and have coffee. A different pace these days.
@@farmerpete I totally understand Mr Pete!! Love every min of it!!
Good to see ya again
Thanks!
Almost have a new tractor with all those things replaced.👍
Yup, she should be in pretty good shape.
I hate it when it gets so cold outside that my shop heater cannot keep up and then it's not really fun to be in the shop. ☕☕🙂
I'm spoiled, I like it warm enough to work without a jacket 🙂
@@farmerpete I've got one jacket that is actually enjoyable to wear, it doesn't bind up on me anywhere. 🙂🧰
Gonna be a nice tractor
I think so! I'm looking forward to using it.
Hay Farmer Pete, Hope you have been well.
Thanks, I'm doing pretty good.
Gonna be 12 here tomorrow
Stay warm!
Excellent video...👍
Thank you.
Sounds like Neil Boortz, works like santa's helper 😁
If Santa's helper works slow, that's how I work. 🙂
Wow - you really did get a lot of new parts with that tractor, which is very cool. What do you kinds of jobs do you plan to do with this tractor. Looking forward to seeing more. Always enjoy your videos.
Thanks Charley. I plan to use this on the rotary hoe and cultivators this spring/early summer.
@@farmerpete I think it'll work great for you. AC's are good tractors. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
Hello Pete, thank you 4 showing us the progress on the One Seventy. I was wondering do you know of any "good" step to get on & off easier that doesn't flex the foot platform downward?
Thanks! I don't know of any good steps but I've been thinking about fabricating something like that.
You are an interesting farmer, Pete. You change tractor colors somewhat often, the only equipment you are stuck on are your Ford trucks. The 170 will be a nice addition to your fleet. Does the 170 and 185 have live hydraulics and PTO?
Thanks! The hundred series has "live" but not "independent" PTO. That means you engage the PTO in gear with the power director in neutral then shift the power director into high or low to start moving. Sort of like how you use the hand clutch on a WD45.
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