+wyattoneable I know what you mean. I just don't see much of the stuff made now being able to function 50 or more years from now. Simple but made to last. Take care
Dad had the 'Standard Convertible'. Two banger with a ride on sulky. Had a bent valve that every once in a while you would get a miss till it rotated in a better position. Great little tractors.
It sure does run and sound good Rusty! Always nice when you don't have to spend a couple hours messing with something to get it to run after it ain't been ran a while. Have a good'nnn
that is totally awesome, great to see something from the 30's still runny today, no one better to be it's care taker for the next generation than you Loyd. thanks for sharing awesome as allways
+crzy4htrods Thanks, Yep I'm just the care taker till the time for the next owner comes some day. Was glad to get it back in running order and play with it for now. Take care
Watchin' this video makes me wish summer would hurry up and get here. I hear birds in the background. 27 degrees here yesterday. I'm ready for some spring..
+rpeek We almost didn't have a winter here this year. It was really nice. Your winter was easier this year than the one before. But you'll have the motor home and boat at the lake before you know it. Take care
She sounds pretty sweet! I love to hear the old stuff run unfortunately that's why my garage is full of tractor parts.lol It looked like you had the clutch tied off Which is a good thing I wouldn't want that thing taking off while I was reaching through the wheel adjusting the Carb..lol
+Roodog Gonebush Thanks Roodog, it was a sight when I first got it. Wasn't sure if it would ever run again but with a little luck it made it, Take care my friend
nice earlier standard. I collect standards and that's technically pre monarch would have been referred to just as the standard tractor. early ones have flat blade wheels and carbon on the back of the cylinder later are on side. Walsh and standard where actually separate company's that used the same design and then joined all together with twins also to form the standard company.
+Dan “Busman54” Love State of the art for the day in 1930 but because they didn't were slow to develop new designs, stop mfg in 1949. I know what you mean , when I get up in the morning my knees sound like I'm walking on bubble wrap...lol Take care Dan
I have several antique engines and other odds and ends . I need to get them all out and make some new videos with them. Thanks Gary and enjoy your week.
Fricken amazing. When you get old and stiff you will be able to hope on your skate-board and have the monarch tow you to the shops for some pipe tobacco and rocking chair oil.
Hello, my dear friend,Rusty ! Great video! I loved it! Thank you for the friendly and constructive comments! Thank you for participating in the experiment. Two more videos, then bude result.
That started really well and seemed to improve as you were walking with it as well. I wonder how well it might pull if you asked it to work pulling that drag. Does it only have one gear?
+Dan Whiteford I think the carb was clearing out and running better. Just 1 gear forward. It was rated at 3.5 hp. I may see if it will pull me on a skid, that should be a good test...lol
Very nice Lloyd. Towards the end of the video were you adjusting the timing? We had an old Allis Chamers tractor that we hand cranked to start, it had a starter but most of the time the battery was dead so we cranked it. It snapped back once on my dad and broke his wrist, it had a good kick. Your Monarch reminds me of the Gravely model L's we had. TFS
Thanks Rusty I just started researching my tractor its serial number is E 11637. Do you know where I can find info on the buzz box? Or how to see if it is still working properly. Any info at all will be greatly appreciated
Hey liked the vid👍 early tractors have a machined surface on them right next to the oil petcocks do you know what year it is? what is the serial number? Ps: the oil petcocks on mine are made of brass might want to shine yours up a bit☺️
the tractor tag is E9454 on the plate. Not knowing for sure, I thought it was around 1930 or so. If this tag # doesn't show up, I can see if there is a number stamped on the case. I have the original parts book and manual for the tractor too.
Rusty Glovebox I am sorry but I can't find out the year on yours I don't know it should work on all standard tractors. I know the E means it is a standard monarch and the 1 and 3 number are the year but that doesn't make sense the letter E should be the 4 one. They started production around 1934 and ended in 1950. Mine is a 1939 I'll do some more digging and you look by the pet cooks and see if there is a number there
I know this video is 4 years old but i just viewed it for first time. Does the tag say monarch on it ? That appears to be an earlier model just called the standard garden tractor. If by chance its tagged as a monarch judging by what i see it would be very early possibly even a transition tractor. I own many tractors from these related builders.
@@RustyGlovebox must be very early then. To my knowledge the monarch models didn't use that aircleaner & wheels appear to be larger diameter. I love to see a pic of ur tag to check. Style serial number etc. Very interesting machine
I got from the owner when I bought the tractor in the rough. He had a manual for everything he ever bought it looked like. I was surprise here knew right where to find it.
Mine is a Standerd Walsh not a Standerd monarch. I'll be making a video of it sometime soon. Mine is really locked up too do you have any advise on how to get it free. Mine is only missing the fuel bowl and the crank.
That's a nice one. The engine is the same as my kinkade engine in this video czcams.com/video/fdyso6v-K6k/video.html Haven't had is running yet, but will sometime.
Thanks Rusty I just started researching my tractor its serial number is E 11637. Do you know where I can find info on the buzz box? Or how to see if it is still working properly. Any info at all will be greatly appreciated
I don't know if my two year old son was more excited for it to start or me. He called it "little tractor". Thanks for sharing!
+Chick-a-Woof Ranch Thanks and glad you'll watched along. Makes me want to go to a tractor show now. Take care
a very nice machine, thank you for taking the time to share this.
+ian pym Thanks Ian , it was fun getting going again. Thanks and take care
It amazes me how simple machinery can run forever. That was a treat, thanks!
+wyattoneable I know what you mean. I just don't see much of the stuff made now being able to function 50 or more years from now. Simple but made to last. Take care
Never seen a garden hand tractor before Thanks for showing it off
+MrWillis5719 I see them at antique tractors show at times . But getting harder to find. Take care
Dad had the 'Standard Convertible'. Two banger with a ride on sulky. Had a bent valve that every once in a while you would get a miss till it rotated in a better position. Great little tractors.
That's an interesting story . They are well built little tractors
Very cool old rig. Thanks for sharing it with us Lloyd.
+The Shade Tree Fix-it Man Thanks George, It was fun getting out and cruising the yard...lol
It sure does run and sound good Rusty! Always nice when you don't have to spend a couple hours messing with something to get it to run after it ain't been ran a while. Have a good'nnn
+geargriden19 Thanks Gear, it was almost too easy...lol But fun to walk it around
That is awesome! I don't think I have seen one like that before !!! Good job Rusty!!!!
+Gary Dougherty Made about 1930. Runs like it's ready for work. Thanks Gary
What a awesome piece of history. Built tough.
+strokedfirebirdable It is a fun tractor to take to shows, they have come a long way since then.
That's a cool old unit Lloyd..Even if it's plowing abilities are not up to scratch at least you don't have to push it around...Love that old stuff.
+ZIGgassedUP Thanks Zig, I have the old manuals for it and the picture show several different attachments. It was a welcomed tool on the small farms.
very nice old machine! Thanks for showing!
+vw64manyrd It is a cool old tractor and glad to have it. Thanks
I like old machinery !!!
+not2fast4u2c It seemed like every company had a little different idea on how to build small equipment and engines
man I love old equipment n tractors. especially " pop pop" engines. lol
+black85chevy Me too, I have a couple of those old engine , i"ll get them out. Need to get them running again. Thanks and take care
that is totally awesome, great to see something from the 30's still runny today, no one better to be it's care taker for the next generation than you Loyd. thanks for sharing awesome as allways
+crzy4htrods Thanks, Yep I'm just the care taker till the time for the next owner comes some day. Was glad to get it back in running order and play with it for now. Take care
Watchin' this video makes me wish summer would hurry up and get here. I hear birds in the background. 27 degrees here yesterday. I'm ready for some spring..
+rpeek We almost didn't have a winter here this year. It was really nice. Your winter was easier this year than the one before. But you'll have the motor home and boat at the lake before you know it. Take care
I love that ole tractor man , She runs super great to !
+ShawnMrFixitlee Thanks, Just a little work and it was up and going again.
Very cool my wifes grand dad had one and used it up to 1978 to do his garden
+james baker Those old tractors are tuff. This is was made around 1930. Take care
Now that is a piece of history a working piece of history.
+buzzsah An oldie but a goodie for sure. Thanks
She sounds pretty sweet! I love to hear the old stuff run unfortunately that's why my garage is full of tractor parts.lol It looked like you had the clutch tied off Which is a good thing I wouldn't want that thing taking off while I was reaching through the wheel adjusting the Carb..lol
+John Wallace To adjust the carb you have to reach through the wheel spokes. Wouldn't want that tractor hoping in gear then. Thanks John and take care
That is a cool old piece of machinery.
+snocrushr Thanks, I have really enjoyed these old engines and each one is a little different.
Fantastic, looks a whole lot easier to hand crank than an old farmall . No plastic on that machine. Nice Rusty
+STEVE ROB I was surprised how easy it fired up. It had been setting for years. Thanks Steve
That tractor is more awesome than I thought! Cool!
Runs great! Still fuctional too!
Thanx for firin' up the ol' Standard monarch Bud! :D
+captainjerk Thanks Bud, I was proud to hear it fire up and walk it around again. Lots of fun. Take care
That was sure neat to see it run again. I really like the sound of it too. Thanks for video.
+Danny Walker Thanks Dan, After it ran a while the carb cleared out and work good. Thanks and take care
She is in pristine condition especially for its age. You don't hear that sound very often nowadays, a sweet old tractor you have there mate!
+Roodog Gonebush Thanks Roodog, it was a sight when I first got it. Wasn't sure if it would ever run again but with a little luck it made it, Take care my friend
Rusty Glovebox Well you done a great job fixing her up mate! :)
Very cool, Ive seen some of those before at a threshers Reunion.. Love the sound of those old motors
+Shiny Knife Thanks , I have enjoyed having it and may start going to shows again.
nice earlier standard. I collect standards and that's technically pre monarch would have been referred to just as the standard tractor. early ones have flat blade wheels and carbon on the back of the cylinder later are on side. Walsh and standard where actually separate company's that used the same design and then joined all together with twins also to form the standard company.
Very cool thanks for the share!
+guns4funcajanajustin Thanks and glad you stopped by
Now that's awesome. To bad they can't still make things that work and last that long. God bless buddy
+cokeman250 I know what you mean, we are lucky to 5 years out of something now. Thanks and take care
wow and it works without GPS..love the sound you know Lloyd it sounds a lot like me when I'm walking down to the post office to get the mail...
+Dan “Busman54” Love State of the art for the day in 1930 but because they didn't were slow to develop new designs, stop mfg in 1949. I know what you mean , when I get up in the morning my knees sound like I'm walking on bubble wrap...lol Take care Dan
That was awesome, love to hear the old machines!!! Tom
+ramblers69 I know Tom, it almost gives me chill bumps...ha ha
you have so many neat equippment
+wile coyote Thanks , I have always worked on mechanical projects since a kid. And will till I can't anymore I guess. Thanks and take care
I LOVE IT! Sweet music.
+WallysPlace66 Thanks Ron, it was fun to get it going again
Nice upload:) thanks for sharing:)
+Gym Monk Thanks for watching
That little tractor is really cool!
+Darren Charron Thanks Darren , a fun old tractor to play around with.
Like hearing it run.
+Buckswoodshop Sounds like business...lol, I bet that was a real back saver in the day. Thanks Matthew
That thing is sweet! Great vid!
+Redgonetogray It is amazing how far we have come with small equipment . Take care
That is neat .. didn't know you had one of these .. I am going to have to go through ALL your vids when I have time !! GD
I have several antique engines and other odds and ends . I need to get them all out and make some new videos with them. Thanks Gary and enjoy your week.
Fricken amazing. When you get old and stiff you will be able to hope on your skate-board and have the monarch tow you to the shops for some pipe tobacco and rocking chair oil.
+Mothership Videos Ha ha, That's right Noel. You read my mind. Take care
Man that's a neat rig..
+rpeek Thanks, I was really surprised I didn't have to clean out the carb. Fired right up
Thanks for doing that.
+Jim Warmington Appreciate it, I'm planning on getting some more out
that tractor is wicked kool...
+The88katana600 We need some skulls air brushed on that bad boy...lol Thanks Matt
Just like being a kid an getting a big sack of candy kinda see where they get that name wheel horse from now thanks foe the video take care Edd.
+Chevy Shack Thanks Edd, I still get a kick of firing it up and walking it around.
Hello, my dear friend,Rusty ! Great video! I loved it! Thank you for the friendly and constructive comments! Thank you for participating in the experiment. Two more videos, then bude result.
Thank you Stanislav, I have collected several antique farm engines also. Have a great weekennd.
now that's sweet and runs good also
+DriveShaft Drew Thanks Drew, I've really enjoyed it. Take care
Cool Walking tractor.
+MIKE MAYERAN Thanks Mike , it does good for almost 80 years old. Very happy with it.
cool antique
+Ozzstar Thanks , I have enjoyed old equipment with all it's oddities...lol Take care
That is SWEET!
+Across The Pond Cool old machine and it will out live us all...lol. Thanks for stopping by
I really like it
+wtbm123 Thanks Terry, we have come a long way with small engines and equipment
That's a cool machine, I love the engine sound.. :-)
Thanks, It is special to me . I have really enjoyed it
Cool
Very cool brother...
+Jeff R Videos Thanks Jeff, glad you came by
now thats a Pretty Cool Classic
+Rodder Files Thanks Ken, it was a lot of work when I first restored it but was worth it and I've really enjoyed it
Rusty Glovebox i Dig it, was it something that was cheep stumble upon, or did yah hunt it down?
that is so cool
a hand crank - Wow
That's what I said
My dad has an old plow that looks like that. It has a very old Lawson engine on it.
+1970chevelle396 There was a lot of small tractors made of all types and sizes. Thanks and take care
That thing will work way after we are gone too.
+scottsinfl I think you're right about that. A whole lot longer ...ha ha
That started really well and seemed to improve as you were walking with it as well. I wonder how well it might pull if you asked it to work pulling that drag. Does it only have one gear?
+Dan Whiteford I think the carb was clearing out and running better. Just 1 gear forward. It was rated at 3.5 hp. I may see if it will pull me on a skid, that should be a good test...lol
Never saw such a thing!
+BIcknell Manor I have been glad to have it and running. I would hate to tackle a 10 acre field...lol, Have a Happy Easter
I Liked That - T=up Lloyd
+FixinThatUp That is one of my prized pieces and really enjoyed having it. Thanks Stan
What State are you in Lloyd
In Texas , close to Waco. South of Dallas and north of Austin
That's one Cool Tractor! Keep her running! How long have you had that?
+5 Acres on the Bayou I've had it close to 20 yrs myself. It was made in the 30's. Just don't make them like that any more.
Made in the U.S.A .... very cool
+TheFrameoff It has been one of the pieces I've really enjoyed and taking to shows . Take care
Very nice Lloyd. Towards the end of the video were you adjusting the timing?
We had an old Allis Chamers tractor that we hand cranked to start, it had a starter but most of the time the battery was dead so we cranked it. It snapped back once on my dad and broke his wrist, it had a good kick. Your Monarch reminds me of the Gravely model L's we had. TFS
you might have already said but do you know about what year that was made?
+MissouriOldTimer I don't know the exact date but they made this style from 1928 to 1934.Take care
Thanks Rusty would 40 weight non detergent oil be ok for engine oil ? 80 for gearbox?
30 or 40 wt will work good. I wouldn't put any heavier weight in it. Good luck
Think you need to get some plowing done!
+harryfaber That's right Harry, no excuse for idle hands now...lol Take care
I found a all original standard monarch at an up coming auction, what are the worth?
Thanks Rusty I just started researching my tractor its serial number is E 11637. Do you know where I can find info on the buzz box? Or how to see if it is still working properly. Any info at all will be greatly appreciated
Nice..I like it...Wish you would have tilled a little with it. I bet it could get away from you easily.
+2.67 Acre Homestead Yep, it can be a hand full at time. Take care
Hey liked the vid👍 early tractors have a machined surface on them right next to the oil petcocks do you know what year it is? what is the serial number?
Ps: the oil petcocks on mine are made of brass might want to shine yours up a bit☺️
the tractor tag is E9454 on the plate. Not knowing for sure, I thought it was around 1930 or so. If this tag # doesn't show up, I can see if there is a number stamped on the case. I have the original parts book and manual for the tractor too.
Rusty Glovebox I am sorry but I can't find out the year on yours I don't know it should work on all standard tractors. I know the E means it is a standard monarch and the 1 and 3 number are the year but that doesn't make sense the letter E should be the 4 one. They started production around 1934 and ended in 1950. Mine is a 1939 I'll do some more digging and you look by the pet cooks and see if there is a number there
is there a governor on theys engine? Because i cant seem to find any on mine.
No governor, its RPM's are limited by the atmospheric spring loaded intake valve . Good luck on your tractor
@@RustyGlovebox thanks bro.
I have a Monarch very similar to yours. I'm going to try to get the old girl running do you know where i can get a spark plug for it mine is broken?
I ordered some Autolite 3095 Copper Non-Resistor Spark Plug from Amazon and they worked good. Same as a Ford model T plug. Good luck
Just got a standard Monarch tractor early model missing the gas tank could you tell me the dimensions of a gas tank for that
Hello i have standard monarch garden tractor but spark plug broke do you know what the parts #
A spark plug for a Ford model T works good on mine.
I know this video is 4 years old but i just viewed it for first time. Does the tag say monarch on it ? That appears to be an earlier model just called the standard garden tractor. If by chance its tagged as a monarch judging by what i see it would be very early possibly even a transition tractor. I own many tractors from these related builders.
I have the original manuals and it is a Monarch.
@@RustyGlovebox must be very early then. To my knowledge the monarch models didn't use that aircleaner & wheels appear to be larger diameter. I love to see a pic of ur tag to check. Style serial number etc. Very interesting machine
Wow is that the original Manuel. If so were did you get it
I got from the owner when I bought the tractor in the rough. He had a manual for everything he ever bought it looked like. I was surprise here knew right where to find it.
I have one of these that I am restoring. It is quite a bit different but I want to know were I can find a maluel for it.
It is original , not a reproduction. I can make a copy if you want one.
Mine is a Standerd Walsh not a Standerd monarch. I'll be making a video of it sometime soon. Mine is really locked up too do you have any advise on how to get it free. Mine is only missing the fuel bowl and the crank.
That's a nice one. The engine is the same as my kinkade engine in this video czcams.com/video/fdyso6v-K6k/video.html Haven't had is running yet, but will sometime.
+Jonathan W Going to check it out , Thanks Jonathan
Thanks Rusty I just started researching my tractor its serial number is E 11637. Do you know where I can find info on the buzz box? Or how to see if it is still working properly. Any info at all will be greatly appreciated
You can buy the buzz coils on Ebay or build your own. See attached link below.
czcams.com/video/GgfBsVQv3oo/video.html&ab_channel=RustyGlovebox