Congrats JT, on finally getting the ole Tudor tractor running and driveable. put-on the ole skins and she will be a winner. Fuffy the cat seems to guard the old farm from those ole pesty rats. drive-on JT..
If you run out of something to do, come out to my house and get some of my tractors running! I love old tractors and have 7 of them in my woods to restore, but I spend my time restoring other people's tractors and don't have time to work on mine.
I work for the Pioneer quick couplings company. I can help with getting Pioneer stuff and any adapters if you need them. We make them in Wisconsin. You have mentioned the couplings in other videos.
Those two long studs that hold the rocker assembly on (they also hold the valve cover on)are also oilers. Not sure if you knew that? The grooves should be clocked to oil the assembly and valve train.
JT, on the antique tractors with a generator, if the generator housing is the same diameter all the way back, it's 6V. If it necks down at the back, it's 12V. All generator tractors are positive ground.
not all 12v , but many. 1960s tractors are more likely to be Neg Ground, even with a generator. We have a ford 5000, 12v negative ground is specified in the manual. I believe an IH 706 is also specified neg ground, the 56 series with a generator is neg ground (in preparation for the alternator on later production of that series). another 12 v indicator on a delco generator and starter is the delco tag's color: red is 12 v, black is 6v. 50-70 years of life could mean a 12 field coil replacement or frankenstein parts, however.
One thing you definitely need in your shop to lift all the heavy stuff, is either a manual ceiling crane, or a mobile crane. I think it would help you drastically.
Coole Sache! Ich war bisher immer der Meinung, ein Traktor muss einen Dieselmotor haben. Aber so ein fetter Benziner hört sich schon cool an. Gefällt mir gut. Was machst du mit all den Maschinen?
Excellent video JT :) glad got all parts in this old Canada made Cockshutt 40 tractor your 9 person I seen have in 12 volt Negative ground also 12 volt battery on , one home farm I grew up on had 6 volt positive ground my late Uncle Bill own plus late Dad with also did you have fuel tap on underneath tank facing to transmission and think you did but no sure! Also muffler be changed to new and make sound like gas motor Farmall too purring like cat Lol ! JT yes CHEERS to success and that tractor sounds like ready to work on farm to for hours! Also RPM on low is 450 and top High idle surprises is 1750 from factory but 2000 it make run for sure! Yes Zenith carbs on farm tractor or combines gas motors stay super and do stay clean it amazing for sure 👍 ! That tractor sure bring memories back from my childhood years in 1976 to 1994 lots farmers love those tractors and Cockshutt good brand to bad not in business no more also yes NAPA Auto parts store get part for electronics also Generator are Delco Remy type and so Starter drive but Starter Solilendo near dash is Ford brand if want know!
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 yes lots in pulling contest on sled weights to for sure and one my late grandfather Bill SR bought new 1950 in Brampton Ontario plant made it also in 1970 my Late Uncle Bill took 3 fairs near homestead farm and doing pulling weight contest also run belt drive fairwheel to till 1992! Yes these tractor with all four wheels with weights from factory ordered in pull and seen good do ! My late Uncle Roy in 1988 had his 1986 Massey Ferguson 235 Loader Desiel fuel motor 2 wheel drive stuck in farm wood and that 1950 Cockshutt 40 with Buta 230 Cubic Inches 6 cylinder motor plus been 6 volt positive ground pull chain tight also tugged out no problem in 4 gear and high RPM full throttle ! Was Mud flying to in air too and mess to on tractor after! But yes JT those tractor for 43 hp also 60 to 90 torque like 100 hp with 150 torque tractor in Desiel but Cockshutt Gas ! Yes should get on Google Search for 1950 Cockshutt COOP 40 Deluxe say on motor used plus specs on them because used Cockshutt used Dodge one plus Desiel motors to ! How my Grandfather Bill SR new about Buta Motor was his brother in Law plus nephew was in Army a Canadian made tank used motor in them Buta type and brother in law was mechanic by trade and nephew drive tank too back years ago! Plus first Cockshutt 35 Loader tractor gas had Buta Motor in too it was 1948 model same size everything on specs I heard and never saw tractor was gone before I born ! I just remembered 40 and pop up front wheels on move it around with my uncle teach me drive it on hill roads to Lol!
Also heard rumor years ago about 40 that Buta motor like was like driving a GM 292 6 cylinders or 300 6 cylinders Ford or Slant 6 of the 170 or 225 Dodge put out for hp and torque specs! I think rumor true because in my Auto Mechanics and Restoration work over 30 years as my job plus driving 3 motors in test on vechiles out after repairs to Lol!
Another great video. You are building a good collection of nice toys. I suggest you buy or better yet do a video on building a parts washer. Save you a fortune on carb cleaner. Then once you have five minutes spare go cut some trees and build a new workshop/storage unit. 😂 Keep up the good work.
Good job,,the hard part over and that old tractor looks to be weighted down on the rear axles,,I bet it ll pull good as they always did cause they had some butt on them in weight like the case tractors did .Good job for now.Hey try a Coors beer and a Keystone comparison,,Keystone is a bit cheaper but it's brewed by Coors ,without the high price.you' ll like it. Later
Nice one j.t. I couldn't believe that rocker cover I thought as you were cleaning it that you found paint and not loads off holes. The best bit was at the end as the exhaust side no I don't like this and just said by 😂😂 . From Andy in uk
@jtsbarnngrill6873 ya it said OK you got me running but I'm not going back to work I retired years ago that's why I was put a barn to start with. .L.o.l
Awesome! Glad its running. Ive got a tractor pulling video from the driver seat of my 40 Cockshutt, you can really hear the sweet sounding 6 cylinder. You can find it by searching "Cockshutt 40 tractor pull 5500 6500".
Nice job on the rebuild JT! While you were starting it up the first time i kept thinking about oil pressure. Dont recall if you put another pump in or not.
JT, you would be surprised how good plain old "AG" Diesel is at degreasing parts. That and a couple of cheap disposable brushes and you will be very surprised.
I was going to say the same thing. They are not very expensive (China 😕) and if you scrape the large chunks of dirt off the fluid will last quite awhile.
Love your videos, always something different and no BS. LOL, when it comes to those tractors, the company should have been named COCKS@#%R. But if you can get it to stay running for productive use, hats off to you.
It was just luck .nothing to do with good mechanics .ha 3.days you had .spent on it . .you could hv taken wife out for lunch.glad to see broken .c........fixed .keep up the work .yes grain truck .bent bumper .take care .
Seen a little back fire on one of those tries starting it lol I thought maybe the timing was off a little lol but you got it to keep going great job buddy thanks for sharing
It's great to see the old Cockshutt run. I hope we get to see it with a spanking new paint job!
Very possible!
You need a ZEP tank for cleaning parts. Good job on that Buda industrial motor.
Runs real good ! Your a great mechanic! And I love your humor! "Knocking on the door " lol
Glad you enjoyed it! 😉
Best running tractor ever. Mine is cold blooded too
They sure do sound good!
"...knocking like a Jehovah's witness..." Choked on my coffee. 🤣
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Its like that loyal old friend was waiting to get back to work! Great work Doctor!!!
Yes! Thank you!
Congrats JT, on finally getting the ole Tudor tractor running and driveable. put-on the ole skins and she will be a winner.
Fuffy the cat seems to guard the old farm from those ole pesty rats. drive-on JT..
She does a good job 😆
You earned that cold snack! To go from a locked up welded together motor to a rebuilt runner! You done good!
Thanks! It makes a beer that much better after a project like this comes to life!
🤣... just thought, oh the muffler is going..... OOOOOPS! .... off.... 🤣🤣🤣
Hey, great job JT! Love it!!! 🤠👍
Thanks 👍😆😆
Man what a awesome job...love seeing old Iron run..congratulations 😊
Hi JT! Well done on the rebuild! It's nice to see old tractors brought back to life again! I like the old stuff myself! Always enjoy your videos!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Way to go Joe!! That puppy runs. Arf arf barked spot!!!
You work on things just like me great job
Right on. You deserve to be happy.
Cheers.
Thank you kindly!
Holy crap did that me laugh😂😂. Thats a good knocking joke.
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Nice old horse I had one
Glad you got the tractor running...
😊Beautiful sound of a beautiful tractor like your videos a lot 😊😅😂
Right on! Thanks!
spent many hrs on my neighbours 40dsl in 60s good old tractor gutsy for its size glad too see one running again
Good job
WOW Great job JT it runs like a wet dream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you run out of something to do, come out to my house and get some of my tractors running! I love old tractors and have 7 of them in my woods to restore, but I spend my time restoring other people's tractors and don't have time to work on mine.
Isn’t that how it goes? The mechanic has the most neglected things 😆
That is a great looking old tractor!!
In a pinch on my old dually I ended up gapping the points with a credit card because I lost my feeler gauges 😂. What a great channel!
Thanks! I’ve heard of using a match book, but never a credit card….
I’ll keep that one in mind 😊
Sounded better with the muffler off ! Good sounding tractor! Well done JT , always Enjoy watching your videos!
It did have a nice little “bark” 😆😆
Thanks for always watching! I think you’ve been around since the beginning of my videos!
I appreciate you!
Purrs like your cat friend!!
Thank you! 😊
I work for the Pioneer quick couplings company. I can help with getting Pioneer stuff and any adapters if you need them. We make them in Wisconsin. You have mentioned the couplings in other videos.
Thanks, I will keep you in mind
Hard to beat an updraft carb!!!!!!!!!!
Jt you are à best mechanic gréât job and Good week end
Nice work man!!!
Great video @JT’s barn n grill 🙂
"Knocking like a jehova witness" 🤣🤣🤣
Nice work JT !
Cheers, Ard
Thanks! Luckily no one was at the oil pan door 😆😆
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 They might have tried converting it to Propane hahaha
The tractor looked cool. you are probably a classic tractor collector 🎉
You got that right!
Those two long studs that hold the rocker assembly on (they also hold the valve cover on)are also oilers. Not sure if you knew that? The grooves should be clocked to oil the assembly and valve train.
I figured that was their purpose, but I think I’ll double check them now
JT, on the antique tractors with a generator, if the generator housing is the same diameter all the way back, it's 6V. If it necks down at the back, it's 12V. All generator tractors are positive ground.
not all 12v , but many. 1960s tractors are more likely to be Neg Ground, even with a generator. We have a ford 5000, 12v negative ground is specified in the manual. I believe an IH 706 is also specified neg ground, the 56 series with a generator is neg ground (in preparation for the alternator on later production of that series).
another 12 v indicator on a delco generator and starter is the delco tag's color: red is 12 v, black is 6v. 50-70 years of life could mean a 12 field coil replacement or frankenstein parts, however.
Good job JT. I hope I'll have the same results when I rebuild an international 392 v8. I haven't built an engine 15 years
Just like riding a bike 😉
Good to see old tractor running JT. I’m sure you still got some red paint in the barn.
Isn't that a great feeling when after hours of work and more money than what's reasonable that they actually start and run. Great job!
It is! Always rewarding when all the important stuff stays where you put it after a build 😉
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 and NO 10 mm sockets were lost in this ordeal ❤ 'merica!😂
Nice job getting her going it sounds good
Great job JT, them big wheelies break my muffler every time 😂
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Sounds good good luck on deer hunting starts tomorrow morning here in Tennessee
That 6 cylinder sounds sweet.
I don’t think Fluffy was impressed. Nice work!
Me neither 😆😆
Awesome, great job. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your channel.
Thank you! Cheers!
Running good!
Well done JT, I enjoy watching your channel!
I appreciate that!
Screw bench testing. Just giv er,,,
Around here you never miss with a Chevy grill
Love the content, thanks for all your hard work.👍🏻
Much appreciated!
nice to see it running
That thing runs awesome 😀
One thing you definitely need in your shop to lift all the heavy stuff, is either a manual ceiling crane, or a mobile crane. I think it would help you drastically.
or some athletic friends of your daughter's 😂
It would be helpful!
Looks and sounds like you did a good job. On to the next project. Thanks for the Videos.
You bet!
Coole Sache! Ich war bisher immer der Meinung, ein Traktor muss einen Dieselmotor haben. Aber so ein fetter Benziner hört sich schon cool an. Gefällt mir gut. Was machst du mit all den Maschinen?
i bet that felt good
Time for a Coors,,,😂
Snugish,,,love it😅
Well done its nice she fired more or less right up instead of what often happens with unknown problems stopping you just short of victory
Right! Just a simple carb adjustment and she was running great!
Excellent video JT :) glad got all parts in this old Canada made Cockshutt 40 tractor your 9 person I seen have in 12 volt Negative ground also 12 volt battery on , one home farm I grew up on had 6 volt positive ground my late Uncle Bill own plus late Dad with also did you have fuel tap on underneath tank facing to transmission and think you did but no sure! Also muffler be changed to new and make sound like gas motor Farmall too purring like cat Lol ! JT yes CHEERS to success and that tractor sounds like ready to work on farm to for hours! Also RPM on low is 450 and top High idle surprises is 1750 from factory but 2000 it make run for sure! Yes Zenith carbs on farm tractor or combines gas motors stay super and do stay clean it amazing for sure 👍 ! That tractor sure bring memories back from my childhood years in 1976 to 1994 lots farmers love those tractors and Cockshutt good brand to bad not in business no more also yes NAPA Auto parts store get part for electronics also Generator are Delco Remy type and so Starter drive but Starter Solilendo near dash is Ford brand if want know!
Thanks for the info! Certainly is a cool old tractor, I’ll bet in its day it was one of the more powerful ones with the big 6 under the hood!
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 yes lots in pulling contest on sled weights to for sure and one my late grandfather Bill SR bought new 1950 in Brampton Ontario plant made it also in 1970 my Late Uncle Bill took 3 fairs near homestead farm and doing pulling weight contest also run belt drive fairwheel to till 1992! Yes these tractor with all four wheels with weights from factory ordered in pull and seen good do ! My late Uncle Roy in 1988 had his 1986 Massey Ferguson 235 Loader Desiel fuel motor 2 wheel drive stuck in farm wood and that 1950 Cockshutt 40 with Buta 230 Cubic Inches 6 cylinder motor plus been 6 volt positive ground pull chain tight also tugged out no problem in 4 gear and high RPM full throttle ! Was Mud flying to in air too and mess to on tractor after! But yes JT those tractor for 43 hp also 60 to 90 torque like 100 hp with 150 torque tractor in Desiel but Cockshutt Gas ! Yes should get on Google Search for 1950 Cockshutt COOP 40 Deluxe say on motor used plus specs on them because used Cockshutt used Dodge one plus Desiel motors to ! How my Grandfather Bill SR new about Buta Motor was his brother in Law plus nephew was in Army a Canadian made tank used motor in them Buta type and brother in law was mechanic by trade and nephew drive tank too back years ago! Plus first Cockshutt 35 Loader tractor gas had Buta Motor in too it was 1948 model same size everything on specs I heard and never saw tractor was gone before I born ! I just remembered 40 and pop up front wheels on move it around with my uncle teach me drive it on hill roads to Lol!
Also heard rumor years ago about 40 that Buta motor like was like driving a GM 292 6 cylinders or 300 6 cylinders Ford or Slant 6 of the 170 or 225 Dodge put out for hp and torque specs! I think rumor true because in my Auto Mechanics and Restoration work over 30 years as my job plus driving 3 motors in test on vechiles out after repairs to Lol!
Fluffy says up yers dude,,yer on yer own,,lol
She gives me that treatment a lot lately 😆
Sounds great, I'm putting together 40 perkins deisel
Dang now I want one
The amount of money you spend on Degreaser and Brake clean and whatever else aerosol, you could have bought yourself a parts cleaner a couple times
Have to look for a Fordson Major for next project 😂
Sounds like a good rebuild
Another great video. You are building a good collection of nice toys. I suggest you buy or better yet do a video on building a parts washer. Save you a fortune on carb cleaner. Then once you have five minutes spare go cut some trees and build a new workshop/storage unit. 😂
Keep up the good work.
That’s a great idea! Definitely something I could use
That needs a straight pipe on it. Still sounds good though.
The Ole girl sounds great
Good job,,the hard part over and that old tractor looks to be weighted down on the rear axles,,I bet it ll pull good as they always did cause they had some butt on them in weight like the case tractors did .Good job for now.Hey try a Coors beer and a Keystone comparison,,Keystone is a bit cheaper but it's brewed by Coors ,without the high price.you' ll like it. Later
I’ll give it a shot! Haven’t had a stone in years, I’ll have to revisit that 😉
Sounds real good
Nice tractor! love this channel, even if the audio always suck! 😂😂
It’s getting better as I go, at least got a mic finally
Nice job
Wow , l really enjoy your channel, you are a very talented mechanical engineer. With fluffy assistance any thing is possible. 😅 Thanks for Sharing.
Thank you very much!
I noticed a number of wardrobe changes. Who's your fashion consultant? Lol! Awesome job, JT!
Success!
Great job on the cockshutt JT- AWESOME to see the Ole girl running again
Thanks! I sure am glad to see it running good!
Nice one j.t. I couldn't believe that rocker cover I thought as you were cleaning it that you found paint and not loads off holes. The best bit was at the end as the exhaust side no I don't like this and just said by 😂😂 . From Andy in uk
😆😆 the muffler held on for the perfect amount of time lol
@jtsbarnngrill6873 ya it said OK you got me running but I'm not going back to work I retired years ago that's why I was put a barn to start with. .L.o.l
Awesome! Glad its running. Ive got a tractor pulling video from the driver seat of my 40 Cockshutt, you can really hear the sweet sounding 6 cylinder. You can find it by searching "Cockshutt 40 tractor pull 5500 6500".
Awesome! I will check that out!
Long time listener first time caller Great job. My question is how many cans of brake clean it took. Thanks for shrong man.
I had a 12 pack into it.
Brake clean that it 😆
Nice job on the rebuild JT! While you were starting it up the first time i kept thinking about oil pressure. Dont recall if you put another pump in or not.
I did not. Just took a chance on that one. She holds 40 psi consistently 😉
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 that's probably very good for that engine! Really sound good...even on that cold start.
@@jtsbarnngrill6873those old original pumps are built different!
along with the whole machine...
JT, you would be surprised how good plain old "AG" Diesel is at degreasing parts. That and a couple of cheap disposable brushes and you will be very surprised.
I’ll give that a shot. Brake clean is getting expensive lol
Ant got no gas in it
12v... becuase there is a resister... nicw to see another one saved
Ever considered adding a parts washer to your shop?
It is a necessity! Probably In my future
I was going to say the same thing. They are not very expensive (China 😕) and if you scrape the large chunks of dirt off the fluid will last quite awhile.
Great result. I was a little concerned about that carburetor. The old girl sounds good. Now get the big green bas#$@d in there and fix the clutch.
10-4! I’d like to have that project underway!
I was told you couldn't get pistons and sleeves for them anymore. Evidently you did somewhere
These came from Steiner, they were reliance sleeve/piston kits.
Love your videos, always something different and no BS. LOL, when it comes to those tractors, the company should have been named COCKS@#%R. But if you can get it to stay running for productive use, hats off to you.
I was calling it that last week😆😆. But she’s been running nicely for several days now
Nice job JT! Been looking forward to this vid. That's a pretty sweet Holley 750 Vac 2nd, on the ol' bench, there. Where's that headed? ;)
I feel like there may be another installment to this saga, tho, before this old girl sees any parade duty.🎨
😉. There is one finishing touch she could use to be parade ready.
I have a good idea for that Holley, but not gm what you are thinking 😁
Nice, a paint job would be great, only because you don't have anything else to fix ,ha ha
Possibly in the future!
That's not greasy, that's rustproofing
I have the same type of brain
It was just luck .nothing to do with good mechanics .ha 3.days you had .spent on it . .you could hv taken wife out for lunch.glad to see broken .c........fixed .keep up the work .yes grain truck .bent bumper .take care .
Are you gonna paint it, from Ireland
Possibly. We will see what Matt wants to do with it
Seen a little back fire on one of those tries starting it lol I thought maybe the timing was off a little lol but you got it to keep going great job buddy thanks for sharing
I caught that one too, I think it was just sneezing before the business lol
@@jtsbarnngrill6873lol right I gotta blow my nose every morning myself getting old sucks 😂
Nice job 👍.
I see you have your ears lowered a little 😂
It was time 😉
My question is who do you use for a machine shop? Im in Michigan as well and not a whole lot of shops around here that work on farm stuff.
I’ve used midland machine, and city auto (car quest) in bay city. The auto value in Cadillac will work on tractor stuff too
@@jtsbarnngrill6873 thanks that's good to know
What part of Michigan are you from I'm from southeast Michigan
I’m in the northeast part.
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Love your old Farmall, but it really needs a muffler!
Very true. It is obnoxious lol
The muffler is going to sleep