Very well equipped optional 28L-26, rubber, PTO, three point. Excellent find. Wouldn't be to scared of that tire just driving around empty. In the field I'd be more concerned.
wow she is a beauty , i have never seen a IH like that one before , it must be one they did not make in the UK , just a USA model perhaps , can't wait to see here back in her finest which i sure you will do , i love this channel and seeing all the different tractors you seem to find , you must be able good at finding these beauties
Blimey JT that barked off really sweet and immediate another great tractor deserves the JT special treatment and paint job totally awesome mate admire what you do to these old machinery keep up the great content all the best from Jerry in the UK 🇬🇧 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I love to see you find a deal on something you really want, it's kinda like living vicariously through you on these videos, you're living the life I would absolutely love to live but it just didn't work out for me, I had a heart attack in 2010 I was allowed to drive over the read 3 more year's and I bought my place approximately 7 months before the DOT said I couldn't work anymore I had my land my house and even bought a little gasoline tractor to bush hog my property but lost everything, I was getting started but it just wasn't in the cards for me,I blame myself I believe I started to late in my life so watching your videos really gives me a boost my friend and I like seeing somebody at least doing what they love, hope you keep finding everything you want my friend good luck and be careful out there.
This sure brings back memories. I put a lot of hours on our 4166. It was our main tractor. I loved it because it was our first 4 wheel drive so it meant no more using the brakes to turn. It was also our first & only tractor with air conditioning. Ours was sold in the mid 90's when we rented our land out.
It's nice seeing that older iron still working. When I was a kid growing up on my parents dairy farm here in upstate ny we had a massy 1105. It was a great dependable tractor but the only thing I could never figure out was why the multi power would not engine break in low..always seemed odd why massy did that. I enjoy your videos keep it up!
Looking for electric in a battery sitting ten plus years is the sign of a true optimist. If I had one work after sitting so long, I'd know it was the afterlife!
Looking forward to seeing the restoration series on this cool tractor. I know you like to paint them but I think a good wash and wax, she’ll buff right out.
great vid glad the old girls going to a good home i love the look of tractors that have the same size wheels front and rear don't know why they just look more imposing
Thats a beautiful old truck, i have an 86 chevy 3/4 ton 4x4 that needs a new motor but almost no rust on it at all, only one cab corner starting to rust out, frame still has original paint on it, have to restore the old girl so it doesn’t just sit around and rot
Nice find! Ive got one of those old girls definitely a different animal. I did a cab delete on mine. Gets a bit warm in the box. Got few videos of it running on my channel if your interested. Timer farms. Looking forward to the restoration you do.
We had a 1979 4186 and we traded it on a 1973 Turd Ferguson b/c it needed new shoes and even back in 95 those fatties weren’t cheap. We could pull a lot more with Turd but Dad always regretted not keeping the 4186. As mentioned here, baby the steering. I kept it in two wheel steer most of the time b/c if you backed up with it in 4-wheel steer while in 4-wheel drive you were gonna sheer some pins. That being said it would not make a good grain cart puller which is what a lot of guys are using the old 4-wheelers for. What it is great at is straight up working ground. The fatties make it float and barely leaves a footprint. A 20 ft. Land Plane or a 22ft harrow-gator or cultimulcher would be real nice behind it. The 436 just showed you how lovey dovey it is. I ran a 4 shank blue jet ripper with it like a dream. If you use a guidance system you can make perfect lands and keep it in two wheel steer.
Hey , To get to the starter you need to remove the access panel where your feet are. Clean GUNK out the fuel tank and lines YA GOT A RUNNER ! Great video Thanks
i would have drained the fuel tank for a half minute before adding fuel or starting it. water could be expensive. I see a walmart special guage cluster, that might be part of your cab electrical problems... man i was excited at that start up! worse condition tractors have had money dumped into them to make run. seems like the junk yards are full of nicer tractors than the project tractors... 😊
Hallo JT! Fantastic sound in that engine, and it started surprisingly easy (based on what I saw in this video). I am impressed. Looking forward to next video. 😊
We had a couple of them. The IH tractors don't have crab steer like the Case tractors. The lever for 2 or 4 wheel steer is supposed to lock the rear wheels straight in 2 wheel steer. 4 steer just allows for a tighter turn radius as both axles are steering.
Right! I wasn’t sure at first if this would crab steer, and it’s good enough for me lol. This one is gonna crab walk home the way it’s messed up currently 😆
Be prepared for oil leaks 😂 also the rear steer will break in a certain way and wreck some of the linkage. When that happened I just took the rear steer out, all it had to do is push snow for us so it worked. Ours is a 4100 though.
Nice one J.T I would love that I've got the case model to that. Very lucky man. Some one is looking out for you at the moment. Nice one from Andy in the UK
@jtsbarnngrill6873 wish they find me bin looking for a 4x4 for long time but the price off tractors over here have gone through the roof. I seem to be the in buying off wrong things tractors and land rovers . Even the old grey Fergus have gone up. Its a nightmare. Well good luck with. Hopefully you can afford to hold on to them all because they are going up in price. So good retirement plan.
@northdakotaham1752 ya farmers have had anuf off all the new ones braking down and can't afford to fix them. Plus you can fix the old ones your self for a lot less money.
@jtsbarnngrill6873 he bought it and I watched him drive it in and that's where she sits. I would love to figure out whats wrong but I don't see eye to eye with him.
Nice find, your going to be like Pete of just a few acres farm. His equation is 1 tractor to 4.5 acres owner. what's yours now. great vid JT. from the UK
Another great video! It's definitely worthwhile saving the old machine. It's OK to have a few non mf tractors in the shed so long as it doesn't interfere with your mani job of saving all the massey ferguson that you can get your hands on!! I really enjoy what you do even if it isn't mf based!!!
Those 66 series tractors would always fire and start as soon as one cylinder got compressed It is amazing how quickly they would go you didn’t have to worry about having to replace the starters because they barely had to turn over before they started Good video I was wondering where you are located Thanks for taking us along
I’m a huge IH/Versatile fan, but I think Case got their 1470TK a little better. The DT436 is a great engine. Keep the coolant filters changed regularly.
I have not run the IH version but I have ran the Case rigid frame version. Personally I love them as much as the articulated tractors I have. Only thing I will say if the steering is setup like a Case remember the steering can have a mind of it'd own and change directions on its own. I know a guy that bought a Case and less than a month traded it in on new John Deere 8960. The case scared him when he was driving it down the road and it took a sudden turn for the ditch. I never experienced the issue on the 2670 I ran but i know others who have.
That would usually be due to a bad steering sensor on the axle ends or the wiring in between. It would misread the angle and try to correct it... incorrectly.... Dad had to replace one on the 4690 IIRC.
One thing I will say is that Rockwell axle parts for that era are pretty hard to find. Granted those are steerable, but I’d say a lot of parts interchange. The Steiger guys with series 1s are learning that the hard way
I thought that these tractors used Clark axles ? I believe that early Case rigid frame, 4 way steers used Clarks also, as did the John Deere 8010/8020 articulated tractors from the 1960s.
@@jamesbarbour8400 I did my homework on this stuff. I don’t comment without knowing what I’m talking about. The 4100 series IH until and including the 4166, and maybe the 4186 used Rockwell, 1200 and 1470 Case used Rockwell, then Case switched to their own axle. John Deere 8020s had Clark. Look at the bolt patterns and the hubs. And I said series 1 Steigers. That changed pretty quick once they found out that the Rockwells sucked.
@@nellsonstout7001 are you suggesting that I've posted a comment indicating that I don't know what I'm talking about ? For your information, I too do my homework, and indeed have been in touch with the owner of AMTRAC ( a contraction of American Tractor - the owner dealt exclusively with Stiegers tractors), in the North of England. He kindly supplied me with a detailed history of the axles that Steiger used, from year dot till they went bankrupt around the mid 80s. I was also kindly offered several old engineering drawings of the specific axles as used on the Steiger Panther Series III tractor, by a contact I have within the RABA organisation, in Hungary, Europe. I have recently found out that badge engineered Ford FWs were equipped with Steigers' own 'S34' Single Outboard Reduction axles, to presumeably keep production costs down for a competitor. Furthermore, I have a book by Lee Klancher, an author, published by Octane Press which covers all of IHs' forays into large four wheel drive tractor production, whether they be four wheel steer or articulated. Every chapter of said book is written by relevant people involved with the specific tractors under scrutiny, since they worked for IH in various capacities, and weren't just some enthusiasts who pretended to know more than they actually did. Where the IH and Case Traction King tractors are concerned, I may have gotten my Clark and Rockwell axle units mixed up, but can state with confidence that the John Deere 8010/8020 early articulated tractors definitely did use Clark axles. I have a Parts Manual for that tractor, and it's in there.
That is an awesome find and sounds like it wants to still work. Only thing I don't like about the 4166 is the crab steer. We had a Case 4490 back in the day which is basically the same platform as the 4166. Going from conventional articulated to crab, just never set in with me.
Can you please crawl under the cab area and show on a future video how the 1000 rpm pto hydraulics hoses are connected. I want to reconnect mine, the prior owner disconnected and removed both small hoses, larger tank return is still there.
Wow! That tractor is awesome! Can't wait for you to get it home & fix it up! But with the Steiger down for the count with a bad clutch, when do you think you'll get a chance to tackle this one?
The 5010 is no dog, some were much better than others and I think I have seen both. Do you have liquid ballast on the 5010? If you do you certainly have a good one
Ya that old international is quite a find to bring back up to farming condition..it sounded nice although running. Lots of hrs left ..jt. when is the question??? international built just waiting for you 3600 hrs +. Lots Left
If you paint it. Seal those new decals in with clear coat. You can spray red enamel and clear over in it with auto clear coat. I've done it to reduce my paint cost
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That's a DT-436 for you. If it ain't full of water it'll run.
I was at the dealership when this first unit arrived. Radio station was live, brats and Pepsi free. Seems like yesterday.
For a will it start video you couldn’t ask for an easier one.Thanks for the video.
Right! That wasn’t expected lol
This channel of yours JT just gets better, love the interesting content of these 4 wheel drives that we don’t see in the UK.
Thanks! I have more big revivals in the works!
I so enjoy watching you find these old time tractors and bringing them back to life, thanks.
Glad I can! They are fun and keep me out of trouble 😉
My older brother had a 4166 years ago. I drove it a few times and it was kinda fun to drive...
Very well equipped optional 28L-26, rubber, PTO, three point. Excellent find. Wouldn't be to scared of that tire just driving around empty. In the field I'd be more concerned.
Finally a red tractor!😍
I cant like this video enough!
She fired right up! The DT436 is the same motor in our 1460 combine
The ending was hilarious! Lol! 😂
Awesome tractor!
wow she is a beauty , i have never seen a IH like that one before , it must be one they did not make in the UK , just a USA model perhaps , can't wait to see here back in her finest which i sure you will do , i love this channel and seeing all the different tractors you seem to find , you must be able good at finding these beauties
Another first class video friend thank you please keep the great videos coming friend from Scotland 😊
This ole IH is badass!! I cannot wait for the next video!!!!!! Thanks JT!
Blimey JT that barked off really sweet and immediate another great tractor deserves the JT special treatment and paint job totally awesome mate admire what you do to these old machinery keep up the great content all the best from Jerry in the UK 🇬🇧 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Thanks! She will be a sweety pie when it’s all done!
I love to see you find a deal on something you really want, it's kinda like living vicariously through you on these videos, you're living the life I would absolutely love to live but it just didn't work out for me, I had a heart attack in 2010 I was allowed to drive over the read 3 more year's and I bought my place approximately 7 months before the DOT said I couldn't work anymore I had my land my house and even bought a little gasoline tractor to bush hog my property but lost everything, I was getting started but it just wasn't in the cards for me,I blame myself I believe I started to late in my life so watching your videos really gives me a boost my friend and I like seeing somebody at least doing what they love, hope you keep finding everything you want my friend good luck and be careful out there.
I appreciate that! Glad I can bring you some happiness! Sorry things didn’t go as planned for you
This sure brings back memories. I put a lot of hours on our 4166. It was our main tractor. I loved it because it was our first 4 wheel drive so it meant no more using the brakes to turn. It was also our first & only tractor with air conditioning. Ours was sold in the mid 90's when we rented our land out.
It's nice seeing that older iron still working. When I was a kid growing up on my parents dairy farm here in upstate ny we had a massy 1105. It was a great dependable tractor but the only thing I could never figure out was why the multi power would not engine break in low..always seemed odd why massy did that. I enjoy your videos keep it up!
Great video , another cool project, and you can paint her up and love her forever
A diamond in the rough JT that’s what you’ve got. Now work your magic.
Looks like a great tractor ! Regards from germany
Another great find JT
Thanks! Another fun project!
Awesome video congratulations on your find .can't wait to see more thank you
Dang JT! You found a nice one there! That engine sounds sweet! A little surprised that it fired right up after obviously sitting idle for years.
Looking forward to seeing you get to work on this fun tractor
Looking for electric in a battery sitting ten plus years is the sign of a true optimist. If I had one work after sitting so long, I'd know it was the afterlife!
Right 😆
Looking forward to seeing the restoration series on this cool tractor. I know you like to paint them but I think a good wash and wax, she’ll buff right out.
She may…..
But I feel like I may give the whole 9 yards 😆
Looking forward to seeing this tractor back to work
Looking forward to this restoration. I told my wife you were doing another tractor, she said no two for me is enough🤣🤣
i dont care what you choose to rescue, im all in. love the content
🤗 I can tell you are gonna attack this project!! I’ll be watching, good luck.
Another interesting video. Love the old tractors.
You’re pretty good mechanic I like the way you talk and kid about different things that makes it interesting. You can get them going by golly.
Thanks! 😊
Glad you found your mic. I couldnt make out what you were saying walking around by the square body.
great vid glad the old girls going to a good home i love the look of tractors that have the same size wheels front and rear don't know why they just look more imposing
Great content yet again , growing up...my old man also gave me the advice of peeing in the right direction on a windy day 😂😂 nice one JT .
Words to live by 😉😆
A hot cup of coffee and an awesome JT's barn and grill video, it doesn't get any better. Thanks JT.
Right on! I appreciate it!
Great video! Can’t wait til u get it home and start on it!
That tractor will be amazing to the collection. Great work
Thats a beautiful old truck, i have an 86 chevy 3/4 ton 4x4 that needs a new motor but almost no rust on it at all, only one cab corner starting to rust out, frame still has original paint on it, have to restore the old girl so it doesn’t just sit around and rot
Excited to see this one come together!!!
Can't wait for the next installment. Thanks for sharing!
I’m new to the channel, great things you do & fantastic tractors 🚜😊👍👍👍😊
Thanks and welcome! I appreciate it!
nice tractor jt ,,ile be watchin,,🚜
Nice find! Ive got one of those old girls definitely a different animal. I did a cab delete on mine. Gets a bit warm in the box. Got few videos of it running on my channel if your interested. Timer farms. Looking forward to the restoration you do.
I’ll check it out! Thank you!
Looks like you got to find some international red spray this time another good video from you thank you
Yes! Might have to tint some of that Massey paint 😆
Good running old tractor I always like them
We had a 1979 4186 and we traded it on a 1973 Turd Ferguson b/c it needed new shoes and even back in 95 those fatties weren’t cheap. We could pull a lot more with Turd but Dad always regretted not keeping the 4186. As mentioned here, baby the steering. I kept it in two wheel steer most of the time b/c if you backed up with it in 4-wheel steer while in 4-wheel drive you were gonna sheer some pins. That being said it would not make a good grain cart puller which is what a lot of guys are using the old 4-wheelers for. What it is great at is straight up working ground. The fatties make it float and barely leaves a footprint. A 20 ft. Land Plane or a 22ft harrow-gator or cultimulcher would be real nice behind it. The 436 just showed you how lovey dovey it is.
I ran a 4 shank blue jet ripper with it like a dream. If you use a guidance system you can make perfect lands and keep it in two wheel steer.
Thanks for the tips! Sounds like two wheel steer is the way to go for most of what I’d be doing with this rig.
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Yes. But you might be just the guy to “build a better mouse trap” like you did with Turd’s drive shaft.
Just fvcking awesome.
Hey , To get to the starter you need to remove the access panel where your feet are. Clean GUNK out the fuel tank and lines YA GOT A RUNNER ! Great video Thanks
This looks similar lìke a Mercedes-Benz MB Trac. I likethe vid.👍
i would have drained the fuel tank for a half minute before adding fuel or starting it. water could be expensive. I see a walmart special guage cluster, that might be part of your cab electrical problems... man i was excited at that start up! worse condition tractors have had money dumped into them to make run. seems like the junk yards are full of nicer tractors than the project tractors... 😊
Motor sounds great.
Hallo JT! Fantastic sound in that engine, and it started surprisingly easy (based on what I saw in this video). I am impressed. Looking forward to next video. 😊
Right! That popped off immediately!
We had a couple of them. The IH tractors don't have crab steer like the Case tractors. The lever for 2 or 4 wheel steer is supposed to lock the rear wheels straight in 2 wheel steer. 4 steer just allows for a tighter turn radius as both axles are steering.
Right! I wasn’t sure at first if this would crab steer, and it’s good enough for me lol. This one is gonna crab walk home the way it’s messed up currently 😆
Probably find an old combine tire that would fit maybe! Congratulations 4 wheel JT
Thanks! I have a buddy that has a tire that size and will donate to the cause 😉
nice Red Iron !!! be happy go to work :)
Be prepared for oil leaks 😂 also the rear steer will break in a certain way and wreck some of the linkage. When that happened I just took the rear steer out, all it had to do is push snow for us so it worked. Ours is a 4100 though.
Wow Joe nice unit indeed!
Thanks!
Unreal start up good video well you no what they say if it ant red leaves it in the shed thanks
I couldn’t believe that shot off that fast!
Awesome tractor!
Nice one J.T I would love that I've got the case model to that. Very lucky man. Some one is looking out for you at the moment. Nice one from Andy in the UK
Thanks! The good deals keep finding me 😉
@jtsbarnngrill6873 wish they find me bin looking for a 4x4 for long time but the price off tractors over here have gone through the roof. I seem to be the in buying off wrong things tractors and land rovers . Even the old grey Fergus have gone up. Its a nightmare. Well good luck with. Hopefully you can afford to hold on to them all because they are going up in price. So good retirement plan.
@@andywilkinson3792the prices on old tractors has gone up here in the states also. The last two or three years.
@northdakotaham1752 ya farmers have had anuf off all the new ones braking down and can't afford to fix them. Plus you can fix the old ones your self for a lot less money.
My grandpa has one of those sitting in the shed. Doesn't get used because something is funny with the 4 wheel steer
Sounds like that is a common thing in these
@jtsbarnngrill6873 he bought it and I watched him drive it in and that's where she sits. I would love to figure out whats wrong but I don't see eye to eye with him.
Great project
Fecken savage can’t wait for the next video.👌👌👌👌
That sounds good no pump trouble for sure or injectors
Right! She sounds very good especially for sitting
Great video, JT! Didn't know Jeffrey ever had anything like that.
I had a 4166 the crab steer didn't work on it so I ran the back steer with the hydraulic remote to get it home
looks good JT
Thanks!
Have been going back and checking out your videos and I am liking it. Sound needs a little work but the content is great. Cheers from south GA.
Thanks! Been trying a few options with microphones, haven’t had the best of luck. Camera fell and broke the last one. Sometime I will find one 😉😆
Nice find, your going to be like Pete of just a few acres farm. His equation is 1 tractor to 4.5 acres owner. what's yours now. great vid JT. from the UK
Nice machine!
Another great video!
It's definitely worthwhile saving the old machine.
It's OK to have a few non mf tractors in the shed so long as it doesn't interfere with your mani job of saving all the massey ferguson that you can get your hands on!!
I really enjoy what you do even if it isn't mf based!!!
Thanks! I have another revival coming up that is not MF… but MF will always have my heart lol
Those 66 series tractors would always fire and start as soon as one cylinder got compressed It is amazing how quickly they would go you didn’t have to worry about having to replace the starters because they barely had to turn over before they started Good video I was wondering where you are located Thanks for taking us along
I’m in mid Michigan. He told me that it would start immediately but I didn’t think it would go that fast!
The 66 had a positive ground
With PTO now you can get a big grain cart too.
I’m a huge IH/Versatile fan, but I think Case got their 1470TK a little better. The DT436 is a great engine. Keep the coolant filters changed regularly.
Great video IH engine are great HP
I have not run the IH version but I have ran the Case rigid frame version. Personally I love them as much as the articulated tractors I have. Only thing I will say if the steering is setup like a Case remember the steering can have a mind of it'd own and change directions on its own. I know a guy that bought a Case and less than a month traded it in on new John Deere 8960. The case scared him when he was driving it down the road and it took a sudden turn for the ditch. I never experienced the issue on the 2670 I ran but i know others who have.
That would usually be due to a bad steering sensor on the axle ends or the wiring in between. It would misread the angle and try to correct it... incorrectly.... Dad had to replace one on the 4690 IIRC.
@@CoreyBrasher That is what I had heard before.
Dang it JT, you sure do find the odd ones. Straight framed International? Not many of them still around. AND running too! Nice.
That would sure look good in my shop sitting next to my 1486
I’ll bet it would😆. But I need to keep the red shades going here lol
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 very neat tractor. Always wanted one
One thing I will say is that Rockwell axle parts for that era are pretty hard to find. Granted those are steerable, but I’d say a lot of parts interchange. The Steiger guys with series 1s are learning that the hard way
Hopefully these won’t give me any trouble
Steiger use Hungarian RABA axles - at least Series III machines do. Not sure about prior and later series though.
I thought that these tractors used Clark axles ? I believe that early Case rigid frame, 4 way steers used Clarks also, as did the John Deere 8010/8020 articulated tractors from the 1960s.
@@jamesbarbour8400 I did my homework on this stuff. I don’t comment without knowing what I’m talking about. The 4100 series IH until and including the 4166, and maybe the 4186 used Rockwell, 1200 and 1470 Case used Rockwell, then Case switched to their own axle. John Deere 8020s had Clark. Look at the bolt patterns and the hubs. And I said series 1 Steigers. That changed pretty quick once they found out that the Rockwells sucked.
@@nellsonstout7001 are you suggesting that I've posted a comment indicating that I don't know what I'm talking about ?
For your information, I too do my homework, and indeed have been in touch with the owner of AMTRAC ( a contraction of American Tractor - the owner dealt exclusively with Stiegers tractors), in the North of England.
He kindly supplied me with a detailed history of the axles that Steiger used, from year dot till they went bankrupt around the mid 80s. I was also kindly offered several old engineering drawings of the specific axles as used on the Steiger Panther Series III tractor, by a contact I have within the RABA organisation, in Hungary, Europe.
I have recently found out that badge engineered Ford FWs were equipped with Steigers' own 'S34' Single Outboard Reduction axles, to presumeably keep production costs down for a competitor.
Furthermore, I have a book by Lee Klancher, an author, published by Octane Press which covers all of IHs' forays into large four wheel drive tractor production, whether they be four wheel steer or articulated. Every chapter of said book is written by relevant people involved with the specific tractors under scrutiny, since they worked for IH in various capacities, and weren't just some enthusiasts who pretended to know more than they actually did.
Where the IH and Case Traction King tractors are concerned, I may have gotten my Clark and Rockwell axle units mixed up, but can state with confidence that the John Deere 8010/8020 early articulated tractors definitely did use Clark axles. I have a Parts Manual for that tractor, and it's in there.
That is an awesome find and sounds like it wants to still work. Only thing I don't like about the 4166 is the crab steer. We had a Case 4490 back in the day which is basically the same platform as the 4166. Going from conventional articulated to crab, just never set in with me.
It will be a learning curve! But I can’t wait to try it out!
Hello JT! Will there be more video reportages on or about the abondoned International 4166?
More to come..
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Thank you for your prompt response. 🙂👍
Can you please crawl under the cab area and show on a future video how the 1000 rpm pto hydraulics hoses are connected. I want to reconnect mine, the prior owner disconnected and removed both small hoses, larger tank return is still there.
I will do that for you when it makes its way to my house
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 thanks in advance
JT's Home of wayward tractors of ill repute!!! 🙂
What tractor is the 'grill' coming out of JT!!!!!??
Cheers.
Im all for an ih stepkid. Them size tires getting hard to come by and $$
Yeah… tires are worth more than the tractor
We had an earlier one with no factory coolant filter - & we lost an engine in 1980 due to sleeve porosity. Was a HUGE financial hit to our family 😞😞😞😞
I can imagine 😞
Wow! That tractor is awesome! Can't wait for you to get it home & fix it up! But with the Steiger down for the count with a bad clutch, when do you think you'll get a chance to tackle this one?
Hard to say. Having some troubles with the 4166 currently so it is waaay on the back burner for now unfortunately 😞
I like the old Masseys, but I to have an old international tractor. 👍
yes the fuel shutoff is the throttle just pull her down if it is adjusted right very neat find not a tractor you see any more
Put some gorilla tape on that sidewall , make a commercial !😂😂 . Put some fuel filters on it before you start home .Great red power
I may do that 😉😆
The 5010 is no dog, some were much better than others and I think I have seen both. Do you have liquid ballast on the 5010? If you do you certainly have a good one
That one was not liquid ballast
Ya that old international is quite a find to bring back up to farming condition..it sounded nice although running. Lots of hrs left ..jt. when is the question??? international built just waiting for you 3600 hrs +. Lots Left
If you paint it. Seal those new decals in with clear coat. You can spray red enamel and clear over in it with auto clear coat. I've done it to reduce my
paint cost
It's then very durable after and doesn't fade out like you talked about after being sealed in with clear coat.
PPG
Where you plug scanner in?
😆
Good man
"Sweet Fluffy" !
you can't beat ih motors. got a 71 856 and has 5600 hours never used an ounce of oil.
Has to be the easiest starter you’ve done, other than the 1150. And that one was questionable but did not disappoint.
Right on!
You put some weight on .bit of a squeeze 😂
We have FARM from 1836 that was My GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER PETER B. LENNON's FARM and He Founded TOWN of LENNON and Built the Original GRAINERY/MILL=LENNON-MICHIGAN ...but AnyWay...We Still FARM 200 Acres and DAD's Buddy had One-Those 4166-CRABs He Stored Out-Here that was His DAD's in Early 70's...NICE-FIND&SAVE...🚜😍🤩🥳🫂
Thanks! And thanks for the history! That stuff always fascinates!
I been looking to buy one of these, I put many hours on one.
Right on!