1950 Tiger Tractor Carburetor / High RPM Tune & California Vintage Tractor Collection
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- In this video, I am at a ranch in northern California, shooting a video of vintage American tractors from our past . I also take you to my workshop to replace the carburetor on my classic 1950 tiger tractor and do a high rpm tune on it and a quick test run .
Gas Pump Rob 
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Welcome everyone, I appreciate you visiting the channel . If any of you can identify the models of a few of the tractors in this video please share and comment. I am learning about vintage tractors 🚜 and appreciate your input. Thanks Gas Pump ⛽️ Rob
Hey my wife was wondering why you didn't play some Kenny chesney? You know the country singer. PA back he did Pepe little song that was basically titled she thinks My tractor's sexy! Hey just asking 🤣🤣🤣👍
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On regular long videos we can’t use copyright music like that . If I do any my monetization is blocked and any money earned goes to the song writer or music company unfortunately. The music I use is royalty free music with limited choices. RUclips short videos are different they allow the use of copyright music and will pay the channel owner regardless.
I think tractor man will love this one! And I got a kick out of you running a little tractor around the circles. I bet you you at least wanted them when you were the kid little paddle tractor. Or maybe you had one. Interesting little Chinese carburetor I keep the old original one I took off I'm sure you will. I know you can't even buy rebuild kit for what you can buy the whole thing for. Any case. You know Case tractors haha. You know sometimes I do tractor Tuesday more often tractor Thursday if tractor anything. Since you're putting this up I say it back the tractor I was going put up. Thursday I don't really do that well compared to some other days. I think you did a really good job on this episode. Mr petrol man it was a real gas ⛽🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well thank you for the compliment! When I was a kid I would enjoy anything that made good noise like this !!! 😂😂😂 my question to you and few other people why did this engine not blow up running with no load with that high rpm? I have a small engine nitrous oxide kit that I might put on this tractor, knowing how resilient these engines are to blowing up.now! The tractor is geared very low, which develops a lot of torque and pulling power. Maybe I can enter it in a small tractor, pulling competition, if those exist in the US.? Yes tractor man 44 our friend probably could identify most of those tractors but for me I appreciate what they are, and I can read the manufactures names, but I do not know the models. Thank you for visiting and leaving a comment. Please tell your wife I said hello.
I love old tractors so I’m really looking forward to seeing this video!
Fantastic!!!! 😊
What an awesome tribute to American Agricultural Iron with the tractors at the beginning. There is quite a few of those that I have in my own lineup. Your little Tiger is sounding good, but sometimes bumping the redline too often will put a rod through the block. LOL. Btdt. Btw, you seem to be really enjoying that Tiger !! Man, I can go through most of those tractors...I have front cast wheels for the Case and have the Fordson sitting in the Missus' flower bed to start. VAC Case is next. One of my sawmills was originally powered by the next McCormick Deering. IDK the rough crawler but I have the Power King in the lean to as well. Some times they call the the 'Jim Dandy'.
I literally just parted out a Cub, the next one in the line. The next machine is a stationary baler. I have a '37 International with a throttle governed flywheel engine. I'll stop here Rob. I'm beginning to sound obnoxious to myself. LOL Thanks for a AWESOME video my friend. Oh, did you notice the hydraulic pump on the rear pto of the next wide front Case..? 11:50, So cool. I'll quit now.....
Hello my friend and tractor enthusiast. You can name them like I can name gas pump manufacturers and model numbers ! I can walk a line up of gas pumps and rattle off each model number and mention certain features. I was hoping you might enjoy this video and chime in on naming what they are. Your knowledge of tractors amazes me. It is also neat that you have some of these in your collection! I am really enjoying that tiger 🐅 tractor 🚜!!! Thanks for visiting and make it a great day!
Hi rob intersting to see so many together good to see you got that little terror raring even better . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Thanks Peter, I have a nitrous kit that I might add to it in a future video. I’m not worried about blowing it up at all because I have the spare engine. It’s geared a bit too low but has incredible torque haha
Great content as per usual. Love the old iron.
You are sure enjoying your antique garden tractor. Great to see. Have fun!!
Thank you very much for visiting and commenting. Yes I am enjoying that garden tractor. I have a small engine nitrous kit. . Do you think that old Briggs can has shot of nitrous oxide???
@@gaspumprob I don’t think that would be a good idea. Lol
You were kind of scaring me when you were red lining it!! I have seen a rod come thru the side of the block once. But you do have a spare engine now. Nothing ventured, nothing gained is my motto.
@@SPR-777 appreciate your input!!! I’m sure I would feel badly blowing up a perfectly fine vintage engine but had the temptation to install that kit from my attic storage.
Looking forward to it !
Thanks my friend
I believe the crawler without the grill is a McCormick Deering TracTracTor. I think 1928-1930 range. Be nice to see the missing parts sources and put back together! Thanks for sharing!
Great job identifying it!!! I really like early crawlers! Thanks Jeff 😊
@@gaspumprob me too! I’m headed to a great tractor show this weekend!
@@jeffs_garage Fantastic!!! I hope you video that event!
The Fordson at the 8 minute mark is a model F. I have one like it!
Thanks I thought maybe it was similar to yours! I thought about your video when I saw it. If you ever need parts we know where to go haha 😂
@@gaspumprob haha that’s a good yard art tractor, be a shame to take parts off of it!
@@jeffs_garageYes I agree!