That's awesome. Something about a family tractor makes it special. Bet your uncle was there the whole time with you smiling. Way to make him proud. Don't worry it will play just fine with your Masseys.
Great video JT. I love seeing the old tractors being brought back to life, no matter what kind they are. Looking forward to your next video. Stay safe.
12 minutes in and I am too excited about commenting and reading other replies so hope I am not too off base. What you have there for ignition is actually a magneto! The internal coil has been bypassed and it is now functionally a conventional distributor. The ihc circle logo you see is likely original or 1st tuneup in the 50s as the tractor man HiH logo was released post ww2, before 1950. Mags are cool but suck to tune up, the points are only accessible with surgical disassembly. The model of mag is H4. Mags in the tractor world also only run at full advance above starting rpms. Plenty of Delco and IH distributors out there to convert to for your convenience. Also FYI the fast hitch for a super c will bolt up (probably 200 and 230 too). Alas, One of the leveling components won't be quite right but our C (drum brakes) had a fast hitch since it came to our farm in the 50s/60s and it worked fine. Warning, if you get stuck, don't pull from the front bolster--our C died when the 100 horse tractor pulled it out of the mud, engine block ears sheared right off. The "12 ton" loaded silage box behind the C didn't help either 😊
Thank you for the info! I’m not a fan of the mag either, but I figure until it goes kaput I’ll leave it alone for now 😉. I figured the logo on the rotor had to be old, quite interesting to know that it could be an original! Thank you for commenting!
Been binge watching your channel as i recover from major spinal surgery here in the Regina General Hospital . Get a kick out of how Fluffy "Helps you" , LOL . Awesome job JT ! Thanks for keeping my spirits up as i recover , much appreciated !
Wow! I am humbled that I can help you to get through this situation! I sure hope you are better soon, and fluffy and I will keep new and exciting things coming!
I have a c and it by far is my favorite little tractor to drive. Good luck with your C it will purr and tick like a clock when you get her done. Tim from Oklahoma
Nice job getting it back running! I was really surprised to hear that there was no rust in that tank. Even more so after seeing the rust on those valves. A little more tinkering and you will have a nice tractor for the yard. I have several old ones here also that haven't run in many years. Watching your video makes me want to put aside everything and drag them into the shop, get them running.
JT we farmed for 40 years with Farmall, Massey and JD... cut tobacco stalks with a '46 B Farmall at the ripe old age of 6! ...I'm 67 and a member of IHCC collectors chapter #37 in NC. You have a family heirloom there! I have four old Farmalls from '49-'57 and find great joy in keeping them going! GOOD JOB! as usual!
Ya I've been there and done that with tractors while living up in MN. You should of painted the steger rims silver and the center planitarties limegreen green. Keep on with the great details..when's the big international 4x4 comin in to be painted and bought up
Cool old tractor I run seafoam in my fuel it helps keep thong clean 1st tank of the year and last when I put fresh oil in my equipment after it sat a why I put marvel mystery oil in with regular oil it helps alot even if you have a little lifter tick it cleans and oils it right up
Tractors Back Then were made so you can work on them so simple but yet they got the job done nowadays you have to have a college education to start one I work for a John Deere dealership and the way things are made nowadays this is a throwaway world that is unfortunate that's why I love the older machines I love the passion you have for these older tractors and forgive me for the talk and text
Wow JT that brought back some memories. I remember an old International parked up behind some hay in the barn at home in the 60s, that my Grandad bought during ww2. It was the second one he ordered to come from the US, the first didn’t make of the ship as it got bomb by the Germans in Liverpool Docks. Really enjoyed the Vid can’t wait for the next. Thanks 🇺🇸🇬🇧👍
Father in-law had a super c like that that back in the 80 s ran good we would start it with the hand crank did you take a loader off it or cultivators doesn't matter good video for me and good memories for us both thanks south east Tennessee is watching
If you could fix the old carb I would those amazon carbs are junk my neabor had one his johndeer and it shrugged like crazy it ended up being the main jet was 5 sizes to small I either fix the old carbs or look for a used one
Is that ideal? Nope, neither is the guy shooting the video. She’s got spark, she’ll bark. Lol! 😷😂 Did you ever do a compression test on each cylinder? That’s one of the first things I do when I buy used equipment, if they haven’t done so already.
That's awesome. Something about a family tractor makes it special. Bet your uncle was there the whole time with you smiling. Way to make him proud. Don't worry it will play just fine with your Masseys.
Agreed! There’s a few other previous family owned tractors I’d love to add to my collection
A Diamond in the rough - glad you got it going !!!!!
That's awesome. It went pretty easy for you. I was hoping for the best but prepared for you to do a lot more work.
I was too 😉
Very nice! I love the Super C’s. Got two of them myself. Can’t wait to see you fox it up! Nice to have family tractors!
Great video JT. I love seeing the old tractors being brought back to life, no matter what kind they are. Looking forward to your next video. Stay safe.
Thanks 👍
I know it's a little late but JT is the world's best backwards driver
First class job friend am amazed you got it running what a nice wee tractor. Please keep the great videos coming friend from Scotland 😊
The se
c or super c is a very capable little tractor.
I have a 1951 wide front end myself myself.
Great video as always.
Great man ! Always good to have them run .
Glad to hear that it came back home. Thanks for sharing
Love all your videos ...from Scotland
Great work JT!
Well done JT !
I enjoyed the video. Nice work on the tractor!🙂
Great job! You made that look easy.
Good job young man.
Farmall C brings back good memories. Good work.
Beauty. Not too bad getting started at all!
12 minutes in and I am too excited about commenting and reading other replies so hope I am not too off base. What you have there for ignition is actually a magneto! The internal coil has been bypassed and it is now functionally a conventional distributor. The ihc circle logo you see is likely original or 1st tuneup in the 50s as the tractor man HiH logo was released post ww2, before 1950. Mags are cool but suck to tune up, the points are only accessible with surgical disassembly. The model of mag is H4. Mags in the tractor world also only run at full advance above starting rpms. Plenty of Delco and IH distributors out there to convert to for your convenience. Also FYI the fast hitch for a super c will bolt up (probably 200 and 230 too). Alas, One of the leveling components won't be quite right but our C (drum brakes) had a fast hitch since it came to our farm in the 50s/60s and it worked fine. Warning, if you get stuck, don't pull from the front bolster--our C died when the 100 horse tractor pulled it out of the mud, engine block ears sheared right off. The "12 ton" loaded silage box behind the C didn't help either 😊
Thank you for the info! I’m not a fan of the mag either, but I figure until it goes kaput I’ll leave it alone for now 😉. I figured the logo on the rotor had to be old, quite interesting to know that it could be an original! Thank you for commenting!
Been binge watching your channel as i recover from major spinal surgery here in the Regina General Hospital . Get a kick out of how Fluffy "Helps you" , LOL . Awesome job JT ! Thanks for keeping my spirits up as i recover , much appreciated !
Wow! I am humbled that I can help you to get through this situation! I sure hope you are better soon, and fluffy and I will keep new and exciting things coming!
Kung Fuberator 😂😂 Love it. Keep it up JT, from the U.K.
Ah, spring!:) When a man's thoughts turn to tractors!!:)
I have a c and it by far is my favorite little tractor to drive. Good luck with your C it will purr and tick like a clock when you get her done. Tim from Oklahoma
Nice job getting it back running! I was really surprised to hear that there was no rust in that tank. Even more so after seeing the rust on those valves. A little more tinkering and you will have a nice tractor for the yard. I have several old ones here also that haven't run in many years. Watching your video makes me want to put aside everything and drag them into the shop, get them running.
Great to see run,
You ate a smart man.
You Know what You ar doing.
Love youre content keep it going.
Thank you!
JT we farmed for 40 years with Farmall, Massey and JD... cut tobacco stalks with a '46 B Farmall at the ripe old age of 6! ...I'm 67 and a member of IHCC collectors chapter #37 in NC. You have a family heirloom there! I have four old Farmalls from '49-'57 and find great joy in keeping them going! GOOD JOB! as usual!
Thank you!
That is quite the accomplishment, getting the C running after it set so long. 😊
Thanks! It took a little extra work but was worth it
I agree on the 12V upgrade.
I've got a super a and a 140. I enjoy playing with them.
Your uncles would be proud!
Great job she's back where she belongs on the farm an not parted out or scraped uncle smiling buddy
Very good Video
Thanks!
Ya I've been there and done that with tractors while living up in MN. You should of painted the steger rims silver and the center planitarties limegreen green. Keep on with the great details..when's the big international 4x4 comin in to be painted and bought up
I know they were red although like you painted them but it was too much red back in the day
Cool old tractor I run seafoam in my fuel it helps keep thong clean 1st tank of the year and last when I put fresh oil in my equipment after it sat a why I put marvel mystery oil in with regular oil it helps alot even if you have a little lifter tick it cleans and oils it right up
Tractors Back Then were made so you can work on them so simple but yet they got the job done nowadays you have to have a college education to start one I work for a John Deere dealership and the way things are made nowadays this is a throwaway world that is unfortunate that's why I love the older machines I love the passion you have for these older tractors and forgive me for the talk and text
I appreciate it! The talk to text doesn’t bother me 😉
Great job on the C! Liquid Wrench for the win on the valves.
That stuff is amazing!
i got farmall c last spring happy to see others with them
Right on!
Nice work JT , Very satisfying getting an old girl going again especially a 1948 model 😉 farmall that is 🤣🤣
I enjoy doing old revivals 😉
They built equipment back then so you could fix it yourself with a pair of pliers and a crescent wrench 🔧 great job JT
Thanks!
Kung-fu-buretor 😂 I’m using that one 😂.
“Kung-fuburetor” -JT 😂
In stead of ether, give it a snort of brake clean always works for me
That farmall sounded just like that big truck , you might could pull him 😂
The black pipe threaded into into the header is classic farmer move lol
I don’t think I’ve ever seen one without that 😉
That will make a nice hay raking / wagon pulling tractor.
I was considering running it on a auger if it’s got enough 😉
She lives another day. Bless her little heart ❤️.
It looks good
Old tractors amaze me.
Wow JT that brought back some memories. I remember an old International parked up behind some hay in the barn at home in the 60s, that my Grandad bought during ww2. It was the second one he ordered to come from the US, the first didn’t make of the ship as it got bomb by the Germans in Liverpool Docks. Really enjoyed the Vid can’t wait for the next. Thanks 🇺🇸🇬🇧👍
Father in-law had a super c like that that back in the 80 s ran good we would start it with the hand crank did you take a loader off it or cultivators doesn't matter good video for me and good memories for us both thanks south east Tennessee is watching
I think that had cultivators on it back in the day if I’m not mistaken
Ok just noticed looked like something was removed from the front of the tractor but that could have been years ago thanks for the reply
Progress👌
Best MF channel on the tube
Our 1155 when cold has ok steering and flow to raise implements. But when I warms up you loss flow unless you really get the rpm’s up. Any advice
Enjoy your videos, did you edit out checking coolant level
I popped the cap in the pole barn before I brought it back 😉. Was surprised to see it at the top
If that’s all original that’s in awesome shape especially the paint
I don’t think the paint is original, there’s evidence that it’s been “touched up” 😉
Another great video. What’s older, the 1948 tractor or the ancient hammer? 😂
It’s a toss up 😆
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If you could fix the old carb I would those amazon carbs are junk my neabor had one his johndeer and it shrugged like crazy it ended up being the main jet was 5 sizes to small I either fix the old carbs or look for a used one
You could try to take old jets and put in new carb if they are the same threads that would prob fix your running problems
My first thought…. Did you look up into that intake to make sure there were no nests in there??
I did
Is that ideal? Nope, neither is the guy shooting the video. She’s got spark, she’ll bark. Lol! 😷😂
Did you ever do a compression test on each cylinder? That’s one of the first things I do when I buy used equipment, if they haven’t done so already.
I do, I think I did on this one but may not have got it on the video. That is a good way to pinpoint my trouble cylinders lol
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Nice videos, do you have a email address so I can ask some advice on my 1155s?
Sure. Jtsbarnngrill@gmail.com. Should be on my home page
So much for the rule about never ever start a tractor on the ground.
I was standing on the hitch behind it.
That thing desperately needs a muffler!
buy a mike so you can be heard.