How to Rebuild a Farmall Engine: Step-By-Step Instructions for an H, M, 300, 350, 400, 450 and More
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2019
- Follow these steps to complete an in-frame engine rebuild on your own Farmall tractor. These techniques apply to a Farmall H, Super H, M, Super M, 300 and 400 series, McCormick W and O series and International I series tractors.
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Rachel reminds me of my Daughter! She was my best buddy growing up, unafraid to help me build a house, work on my tractors, trucks, and cars. She has all her own tools and uses them!!!
Wish I found a Real Woman like that to Marry but alas they are so very rare. SIGH.
Society needs these kind of women
I spent the last year helping out a friend in the home restoration/construction business, he was overwhelmed with work, with very few qualified workers, yet his two daughters (both teenagers), and his wife, were out there, framing walls, hanging/taping drywall, repairing roofs, pulling/installing cables, digging trenches, painting, tiling, the whole nine yards (including laying foundations)...it was a joy to work with them...a great family...
That's what I'd call a Dad "WIN"...
Wow! She is extremely rare! 99.99% Girls today are feminists and want to get online and trash men and brag about their conquests!
Just received my rebuild kit. Now I'm going on ebay and find a tractor.
LOL!
😂
You can borrow ours !
But its not a farmall but a massey....
And our massey is verry messy not as sparkly clean as this one and is running with a broken head for 4 years now 😅
@@deborahmeijer9697 well u know they built it good😂
@@lanewayne8654 you bet !!!
Wasn't it great when engines were made to be worked on?!
Nowaday all the cars are so complicated more electronics more shitty things the good old cars will last way longer *build to last*
@@Jan_372 😂
Some things can be a pain in the ass
@@mechanic4744 Old cars are built very poorly compared to new ones. New ones can last for hundreds of thousands of miles with basic maintenance. There were no good old cars. Electronics are easy to replace and repair as well.
@@nicholastuttle2445 Well, it is not a rule. There are many old cars that have already driven 500 000km and many new ones that are as fragile as shit. Obviously, the new cars are safer and more comfortable, but they are really complicated to repair and less reliable
I dont live on a farm, or anywhere near a farm, nor do i need a tractor... but this video gives me great PRIDE and JOY to watch this nice woman repair this machine! Keep up the good work! Thank you,
I've never seen such a comprehensive mechanical step by step video in my life. I feel like I don't have any questions. Very well done.
hallo pretty girl,im fom malaysia,,,i suggest you should come then run mechanic course here,im sure you will get honour,but to women candidate only
Man.. I grew on a farm and I am impressed with this woman. I have 6 sisters and none of them could do this.. They all became teachers which I guess is pretty impressive in itself... We all need to get some real skills like in this video for our own good.
Nice to see you stayed with it over the years....you make this old guy's heart smile.
What an excellent tuition from a lovely lady, it’s just lovely seeing as noticed by other you tubers that she hasn’t multiple tattoos, piercings, multicoloured hair, abnormal muscles, pumped lips, and abnormal eyebrows. Well done and good luck. Keep up natural.
It is so refreshing to see a young lady who knows what she is doing on engines. You are quite an inspiration.
shut up you just think shes hot
CZcamsrs take note, THIS is how you make instructional mechanical content. Incredible explanations and details, yet nothing unnecessary or annoying. Everything is right to the point like it should be.
brings back memories when i was a kid watching and helping my dad over haul engines in tractors, cars trucks . you are doing a super job. keep up the great work young lady
young lady you are A better mechanic then the ones i know good job keep it up
Dad and mother should be proud looks like they did an excellent job raising this young lady
dave g I hope to find me a girl like her one day.
@WalterRamjet HeroOfOurNation Wrong...my friend Helen is a brilliant mechanic, I know because I worked with her for 10 years...not all women are afraid to ruin the manicure
I don't need to nit pick to show my knowledge and feel better about my shelf, I have done this on engines before so you did great and keep up the good work your doing!
Great video! Your videos continue to get better every time, and they give me the confidence to work on my own tractor. Thank you!
Will I ever rebuild a tractor engine? No. Will I watch this whole video anyway? Hell yes.
This is one of the best instructionals I've seen on CZcams.
one of the best channels on the tube. Bravo Rachel and crew.
These videos are SO well made!
Everything is explained clearly. Not too fast, not too slow. Enough detail but not too much. Good practices with the right tools.
Rachel Gingell is a world class teacher.
Rachel is very articulate. Definitely an outstanding video. Thank you for a job well done.
This was the exact video I have been searching for! Thanks so much for taking the time and putting in the effort to make this video! I appreciate the knowledge and tutorial 🍻
Happened on your Videos from "Recommendations" I do have to say I'm Impressed with the knowledge clearly behind the scenes the natural talent and ease Rachel Presents. I do cringe a bit thinking about what my shop teacher would say about the Hair-Especially pushing it back during the vids- the idea of getting caught-It was a relief seeing she does pull it back into a ponytail. Rachel has a talent for communication and could stand there in a full hoody rain slicker and still get her point across Proficiently. You did inspire me to purchase a 1956 ford 601 Series Workmaster/w Loader It's being delivered literally today- I wouldn't have EVER considered one that OLD before. I have torn down and Rebuilt many newer larger machines and I can say it's all in the Detail and from Production to Personality to Knowledge to Product- Your's is an impression of Quality.
Another beautifully produced video featuring the lovely Rachel showing us all how it's done. She is too good to be true. I must be dreaming again!
@Terri Fenrich she appears to be doing work to me. Her narration is naturally spoken and does not appear to be from a script. She does seem to be in the sales department so turning wrenches likely isn't her primary job but I have seen nothing to indicate she isn't capable.
She is probably a real farm girl who lived on a real farm. You would be surprised to what they can do due to necessity. I know a few women who could do this easily. They aren't as good looking but capable.
@Terri Fenrich What makes you think a young woman can't do this type of job. Having growing up on a farm I know a lot of girls that could do this.
A true gentleman wouldn't talk about a lady like that, Obviously not a southerner lol
You are dreaming ...she is just the front man. All the grunt work has been done by "Dan" before the camera is turned on.
Bill,dont get your panties in a twist mate lol , I never implied she did the work herself , merely that she was a fine example of the female form
This young lady has great mechanic and teaching skills. I really appreciate her practical approach. One of the best tutorials I've seen.
I used one of your dvds to rebuild the engine on my super c. Worked great.
Thats's America right there, Pretty smart well trained oily young women showing us how its done. Classic American Tractor, First class instruction on how to rebuild your Farmall. What a pleasure to watch. Thanks
Think I might just have to do this to my H! I love what you and your dad do Rachel!
The best rebuild video I have seen . Winner Winner ! chicken dinner ! And I know what I am talking about . 👍👍😊
i don't have a farmall tractor and never will, but i'm subscribing because it's just great to see a capable woman for once. she's not dolled up and wearing Daisy Dukes, just getting in there and getting the job done. with all the horrible things going on, this is the brightest point in my week so far
Great job Rachel! Thank you for sharing!
This young lady is quite the mechanic and teacher. Very knowledgeable and her explanation of specific processes & steps to follow are succinct. Enjoyed the entire video and I don't even own a Farmall H....but Farmall Fanatic does (smile). I think he got me hooked (smile). This was an exceptional tutorial. Job well done, young lady. 👍🏽
Very detailed instructions, love the way you explain how to. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
I don't own a tractor but I really enjoyed the video anyway.
I'm digging the pink tool box! Awesome job Rachel as always!
I have been watching you for a few years now,, you got more talent ,than a lots guys love to watch all your videos ,,keep up the good work !!!!
First time I ever watched a Gal pull an engine apart. Great job. Glad to watch this.
Enjoyed this Soo much. Loved the Dyno test. Also thought the oil weight explation was necessary. Engine oil has come a long way since that ole girl was born.👍
Respect. I'm thrilled with my self just cleaning the carb on my lawn mower and have it run after I put it back together.
I don't own a Farmall but I watched it fully. Very nice explenations and enormous skill! Well done!
A great presentation by a young professional mechanic. I am about to commence rebuilding my IH 434 and this was very good motivation.
It's easy to tell that you are a competent mechanic and truly enjoy your job. Generally a good video. We'll done. 👍
I live in Chicago so I'm mostly in to cars, but I do know that tractors of today have more challenges with just about items being computer controlled. I am pretty sure the most framers take cases from the MFG to learn the ins and outs on all the computers. I haven't seen a Lady in a long time! No tattoos, no nose rings, not having 20 ear rings in each ear, not have hair with 3 shades of blue, pink, and orange, Am moving to the farm! Thank you for the video! Great!
whoa you're bigoted
S25216 How?
Иван Петров, based off the wording this person has used, i estimate that this person holds ideals that are very much outdated. i think that this person still thinks that “women” are to be utilized for a purpose, rather than just to exist as human beings.
Иван Петров how does one who’s first language is american english pronounce your name? i’m fascinated with cyrillic script
S25216 oh nice man i have never been asked before. my name is ivan petrov.
Great video! Well done, very informative and professional. I rebuilt the engine in my H about 1989.I did not have a computer and computers did not have you tube at that time IIRC, LOL! Good mechanic friend saved my bacon and helped me git'r done. Had to chuckle about your sleeve puller. We did just about exactly the same way -- Buddy Byron cut the disk out with a torch. Did not have to grind to final fit-it was ready to go. The puller tool is still in the "resource" pile.
Found one sleeve that was not a very tight fit upon installation. Talked to an old school mechanic at the IH dealer. Suggested spraying high solid high temp aluminum exhaust spray paint on the liner then stuff it in while still wet. This tractor is still running fine after all these years. Built in june 1943 it is used extensively every winter as my primary snow plow tractor and skidding logs in summer.
Without any doubt, the best instructional video I have ever seen...meticulous instructor as well.
Rachel has officially become a "legend" with the making of this video.
Fantastic video Rachel. Keep up the good work.
Impressive! Thank you for the encouragement to get deep into our engines! Still I don't get to my tractor but, I do some mechanics. Again, thank you!
Very useful tutorials for individuals who are interested to learn about tractors repair. Thank you Rachel.
Lighting is much better compared to earlier videos, much appreciated!
I just love watching competent people do interesting work.
Dont stop Rachel your videos are a good reference to my restoration on my farmall h
Boy, great to see someone who knows what they are doing when it comes to repairing old farm machinery. Writing from Australia, we have an old International Super AWD6 tractor in the shed that hasnt had a spanner on the motor since new and still starts with the glow plugs. God help us the day it doesnt start as these modern day mechanics are stuffed without a computer to plug into the machine. Young Lady , you did a fantastic job and presentation. You taught me alot, Thankyou.
She's an excellent instructor. Well organized, great presentation skills.
I thought the exact same thing. I hate videos that DRONE ON AND ON AND ON about stupid mundane things that are OVERLY EXPLAINED. She gets "right to it" but also does not leave anything out. AND she speeds it up so you don't sit here and watch her loosen a bolt for 5 minutes. She should be the standard for CZcams demonstration videos.
She is totally awesome!! Totally incredible video.
About time!!! Beautiful tractor...beautiful woman! Incredible intelligent woman made me so happy to look forward to rebuilding my tractor! So smart and informative.🙏😊
SPEECHLESS !! Fantastic tutorial 😁👍👍👍👍
Awesome video- would be excellent for a High School small engine class. I taught auto shop for 30 years. It was great to have girls in class because they didn't know it all -and followed directions!
I don't have a tractor, but the basics of the tractor engine are the same as my classic car, so am learning from here, well made and edited video, very knowledgeable mechanic, explains the steps really well. keep em coming.
Really enjoy watching your videos love seeing repair videos on the antique iron. If I ever need parts your gonna be my go to because I believe your a top notch mechanic. And you use only the best parts
Trying to get parts for a Farmall, it's a joke, only thing comes up is for a Ford tractor.
Absolutely professional tutorial! I don't even have a tractor(though I used to have two John Deeres) and I could not stop listening. Great delivery and I love that you used the wireless mic. I'm a sound guy.
Wow, just mesmerizing! Oh, and the tractor is pretty cool too. :D
Good old NO FEAR Rachel. Hooks in and gets the job done with excellent speeach and presentation. I don't think I've heard you say um yet. And I know there must be a bit of editing you can sure put out a heck of a long talk without stopping. Pleasure to watch and listen to. Best Wishes from Jeff in Emu Park Australia
Wow, loved this episode, Rachel rocks, she knows her stuff and explains it so well
I always use a little dab of grease on the keepers to keep them stuck to the valves.... helps avoid the pinched finger when you release the spring compressor.
Instructive video well done and interesting thank you
First video I watched from this Amazing Lady she got me hooked. Now I need a farmall tracktor and a piece of land to start farming. Thank you very much.
I have a 230 that seized in the field while haying about 15 years ago. I'd love to see a video like this on the wet sleeved engines. That might be the motivation I need to finally do the rebuild.
Rachel. This has to be one of your best ever videos. Everything was clear, precise and very well explained. A thoroughly professional job.
I loved how you managed to do the whole job without getting your lovely blue shirt too dirty.
I also liked how you tied back your beautiful blonde hair back when necessary.
Can't wait for your next video.
colm one,,,,,,,,,very astute observations............i had the same ones.......
Does anyone else find this comment a bit creepy?
Creepy.
When you hone any pressure lubricated engine with the crankshaft still in it, wrap black tape around the journals will keep metal out of the oil holes.
Yeah, the keeping things clean and importance of cleaning was kind of neglected here---same goes for when she ground those valve seats.
Thought I was the only one that picked up than omitted info.
Also bonding 3 different degree settings would give a better flow in and out of thechambers especially if you are putting in the raised heads. Am I the only one that does this?
Honeing
@@larrybarbaree2091 Grinding 3 angle seats.
New here. Was lead your way by one of my subscribers. I'm currently doing a full rebuild on a 1950 Farmall Super A Demonstrator and so far a few of your videos have really helped me out. I'm basically learning as I go on this project.
Great video as always. I've been watching your vids for some time, you do great work!! I will use your site for my H rebuild parts when I'm ready to finish it up. Keep up the good work young lady! Great looking tractor by the way!
Woww... A cute girl working on a tractor!!! What could be more awesome than this??
how absolutely refreshing to have a non male engine rebuild video. I haven't yet watched the video but I am looking forward to it as it is something rarely heard of or seen on the interwebz, thank you!
Whenever i need to see how to rebuild an engine, the first thing i do is check out what sex the person doing the rebuild is. It's very important.
Oh Please.. Try to wrap your head around this video.. Pretty girl...manly tractor... Somebody else actually doing the grunt work...
Yes, because everybody knows pretty girls are completely incapable of fixing things. Besides, girls have cooties anyway...
That is Amazing. You truly have a gift for instruction. I know with technology, vids can be edited and retakes and all. But to talk for 38 min of video without missing a beat, it is truly phenomenal. This is my first view of your videos, and I am so impressed.
kevin,,,,,,,me too,,,,,,,,,,,,i watch some guys do a simple job on a small lawn mower and they are tripping over their own tongue with a lot of ,,,,,,,,,,uhh this,,,,,,,,,,uhh that,,,,,,,,,,,she does do a great job in her explanation............very easy to watch.......
Thank you sooo very much for making this easy to follow video. I will surely re-watch it when i rebuild the engine on my dad's W4.
Decent starting point for an engine refresh. When honing the bores some kind of lube such as trans fluid or 10 weight motor oil should be used. Also after grinding the valve seats, the new valves need to be lapped in to make sure they seal.
Doug Hibbard ... The bores she honed aren't for the pistons to operate inside. They are for the dry sleeves, and as such, lubricants would create extra cleaning necessitated to remove all the oil afterward. She was going for minimum residue in the bores, vs a nice crosshatch to retain oil film.
@@JW...-oj5iw I understand that however the lube isn't for the cross hatch but it's to help suspend the material being removed to prevent gouging and also increase the life of her stones. Cleans off very easily with brake cleaner. I used to do a lot of 8N resleeves when I was running an engine machine shop. I've built many ranging from single cylinder to industrial diesel engines.
Your knowledge and presentation skills are extraordinary. Love your videos. I don't own a tractor but you make working on them look fun!
You are very very great teacher. You show us every thing what we do.
Excellent video , good camera work and focus following action. Well framed shots. Its nice you show instructions clearly and show only one example of repetitive steps so not to waste time. I like that you prepped the scenes so the action moves along nicely. The scripting is intelligent and succinct. You guys provide excellent tips and insight. It seems you guys are as good at production of training videos are you are at the mechanical portion. Big Fan.
I can see it now: your mom opens up the freezer getting ready to make dinner and says, "Looks like Rachel's rebuilding an engine". :P
I rebuilt my first engine when I was about 10. That was 60 years ago, and I've built plenty since. Lately I am watching these engine rebuild videos. Now many of you may find this impossible to imagine, but back in the day we CLEANED THINGS A LOT. No one would ever put the rocker assy back on anything without taking 20 minutes to at least degrunge it. We cleaned things because all kinds of dirt comes loose when you work in the engine. THe crap in the bottom of the pan will come loose. All kinds of crap embedded in the grunge on those rockers WILL come loose and wash into the new oil leaving you with a ton of crap to filter out. What I have noticed is, like this girlie, most rebuilders today never appear to even think about washing anything. In engine work cleanliness is utterly mandatory. She stresses that the new sleeves wont go into a dirty hole. Yippee. But every part she's taken out is a source of potentially abrasive metal bits, carbon, silicates from air that's not clean...microscopic stuff that you don't want in your engine. CLEAN THINGS A LOT and you will rebuild that thing a lot less often.
This. so this. Also checking ring gap. I'm that guy that will blueprint everything. I know on farm equipment it's not as important as 6000 rpm v8's but still.
@@blargblarghonk read between the lines. she does not have time to show all that shit in thirty minutes. if you are as good as you think you why worry about it. my guess is you are talking shit!
doc dont worry about it . its a 21 st century youtube video!
Agreed. Cleanliness is crucial if you want to do a good job and have it last - and not leak. Along with verifying spec and wear; which she did show. I imagine there was some cleaning going on in the background that they just didn't include in the video.
“girlie”? smh…
Wow simply amazing she knows her way around a tractor very helpful and also I would like to add it is really nice to see the younger generation involved in the classic tractors
I'm not a farmer, nor a tractor owner operator but I now know how to fix that particular tractor. Great video!
Very nice to the point video excellent grammar excellent use of terms I thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed this video very knowledgeable
George Womack ... She misspoke a couple times. Not the end of the world. The cover atop the head is not a tappet cover. When she spoke about generator removal, she said she would remove the bolts and push the generator forward. I was seriously eyeballing that to see how it worked. When she did it, she didn't push it forward, she pushed it inward. Again, far from the end of the world, but it was a distraction. Overall, an excellent job of demonstrating how to do an in-frame refresh. I wish she had shown an examination of the valve train operation before removing the rocker shaft. Flat cam lobes have created havoc for people in the past and probably will continue to do so until Musk replaces all IC engines.
@@JW...-oj5iw Please.... get a life
George Womack ... Well, well, well. You are the wittiest person on the Tube. "get a life". Oooh, burn!!!
That brain of yours could power a starship. "get a life". I feel like Bill Murray in Ghostbusters. "Get her!" "That was your plan?" "Get her!"
Whatever
Damn girl, so what do you want on your sandwich ? You got this I'll go make myself useful :o
LMAO , wear an apron too please.
bruh she does what daddy tells her....but its not like shes dumb she knows her stuff
Nice job . . . it looked like you were spot on with the overhaul. I think I'd like to see more.
I got a Farmall M. Suckers older than I am. Back then they were sure easy to work on. Enjoyed the video. Keep it up.
One Thing Not Covered Was Piston Ring File Fitting Unless Not Necessary In The Kit ? 👨🏼🔧
18:07. And she has a good sense of humor too :P
I dont own a farmall but i sure do enjoy all your videos and use what i learn from them on other engines. You put out great videos. kudos to you! I am so impressed with your quality work and knowledge.
This is both thorough and concise in one video. Well done and well thought out.
brb, buying parts for a tractor i dont own.
*stares distantly*
Muuusst....buy...tractor...
🤣🤣🤣
I'm in heaven, A pretty girl with oily hands and a great tool kit, thank you lord !!
and not staged, lovely, anyway, a girl? Who cares, good job indeed !!
this girl could sell ice in the artic
Noone does that to a engine without getting filthy greasy. Her shirt was hardly stained. Staged for sure.
@@boathead22000 not sure what video you watched but her shirt is dirty
@@boathead22000 Staged? What Staged, you see her doing it and talking about it.
Well done young lady. You are a great instructor.
Another great presentation . I like the way you talk through the job like you've been doing it all your life. Step by step and comprehensive. When rebuilding a 3/152 Perkins is was told spend a little more and buy a reputable crankshaft as the cheap Chinese knockoffs weigh less. Apparently this means metal quality shortcuts.
Your vise needs aluminum or brass covers, when the vise jaws are holding engine rods.
lung dong it's a tractor motor. dont fucking worry about the small stuff!
Wow! where was a girl like this 40 years ago lol... so refreshing to see
that was a lovely video thank you. it was fascinating looking at the inner workings of the engine. what a beautiful old piece of hardware.
Thank you Rachel, a great commentary, no drama vid ,,,
That is not a micrometer. It is a caliper and not as accurate measuring around a thousanth of an inch. A couple of torque specifications in the video were referenced as force in pounds; torque is a length*force or foot*pounds in this case. Great video and if I need to rebuild our Super M I know where to go for parts. Great overview. Thanks! Definitely checking out the rest of your videos.