I love watching these older heavy equipment restarts. I just wish I could see them refurbished and made to look and work like new again. It's just how I like seeing such projects. Thumbs Up!
Ran one of these for 15 years. A shear head for 10 then a saw head for 5. Cut alot of wood. I felt more secure in it than I did a 4 wheel cutter. The way you could turn was like a zero turn mower.
This makes me so happy!!! I just got a 1959 MF35 started yesterday.. I for sure it was a seal in the fule injection pump. Nope it had a blown head gasket.. I ran her like a dag today and she didn't skip a beat..... I love old stuff...
How 'bout cha good buddy. Fun video, always loved getting old machines running. Last one I helped with was dad's old D6-9U Cat. Need to finish up that tractor one of these days, but kind of hard to get back to Kansas other than during harvest times.
Actually i like so much to see these kind of old vehicles get started by this amazing talent team... Specially i hat off all of your effort to restart old machines..
This video takes me back to being a young boy in the 70s growing up in Gordon Alabama...about 20 miles south of Dothan Alabama. My grandpa had a land clearing business. He had a Cat D5 Dozier, a John Deere 350 Dozier, a John Deere 550 Dozier & other equipment, trucks & low-boy trailers. In the summer's I would get to go on jobs with him & my uncles. When they had to work on a piece of equipment, I would always get in the way, my grandpa would take me to the other side of whatever they were working on, give me a couple of wrenches & tell me to try loosening a certain nut & bolt...something he knew I'd never break it loose, tear up, or hurt myself on & he knew I'd be out of the way until they were through with what they were working on. Looking back now...it's funny, but when I was 9 yrs old in 1978, I WAS NOTHING BUT BUSINESS AT WHATEVER MY GRANDPA SHOWED ME TO WORK ON!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Hank,you and wiley came up with a very,very,good ideal..Both of you have been going to the nursing homes/senior citizens centers to get you some free labor workers to help you both out..Good ideal...
I remember a guy cut a tract that adjoined my father’s land in the late 90’s. He cut 17 loads a day with a Hydro-Ax 221 with the shear head. He had a Prentice 210C loader & John Deere 548G.
I totally know what ya mean- one mans trash is another man treasure,and that’s a good thing. Otherwise ,how would us po’ boys ever own any ‘new ‘ stuff?? 🤣🤣 ( new to me is anything built after 1980....) I may be some dumb,but I ain’t plumb dumb!🤣🤣🏴
Didn't see you measure the H. oil level - might be low indeed. Or the pump isn't turning well. I suspect there is a lever in the cab that enables controls.
I will never understand why people leave such expensive pieces of equipment to rot in the woods. There's a CAT scrapper sitting in the woods near me its been there for several years. I can watch videos like these all day. They don't build equipment as good as these old beauties anymore
where i live there used to be 4 or 5 abandoned road graders sitting in a row at the edge of a tree line..they were there many years until the land was sold to build more houses so i guess they got hauled off..but i bet you could have had a field day with those.
Old diesel engines love heat. Light a diesel soaked rag son and move for the stuff a blowing. Back in high school we had an old bus engine that would not start with out heat. Great video.
You got ta get yourself an ol alluminum or stainless fire extinguisher and a tire valve stem fitting fill it up with diesel fuel , eliminates all stinging critters, lubes rusty bolts , all kinds of stuff
you should clear all those small trees out of the way so you can drain the battery compartment refuel the hydraulics and possibly move it out of it's place.
That horrible sound of a dying battery,when y’all out in the woods!🤣🤣🏴 ( how close can I get my truck,with jumper cables)? We all bin there fellas!👌
@@HamiltonvilleFarm done this sorta thing many times in the highlands of Scotland- glad I’m not alone! Last one was an old O and K backhoe crawler,filled her up with veg oil from the fryers in the local pub,she smelled like scampi n chips as I rode her outta there,proud as punch!👌🏴 another good tip is,connect 2 batteries up,24 volts on a 12 volt system,she’ll crank pretty good,but don’t get greedy!🤣🤣 anyone else out there do this? ( answers in the comments) crNk her up but GoOd ! 🤪
our john deer has that issue. i put a toggle switch on the pump. but some times it works normal and some times you need to give it power. there is shut off solinode so it the tractor over heats it shuts down. they go bad. should be right were the house goes into the top input of the motor. I've replace ours and it last for about a year they starts doing the bs again.
How do people find machines like that ? I noticed a lot of videos about equipment left someplace for decade or two maybe more ! And I just don't see why someone would leave so many machines out and about those things cost some money to be leaving some place like that in my opinion.
I love watching these older heavy equipment restarts. I just wish I could see them refurbished and made to look and work like new again. It's just how I like seeing such projects. Thumbs Up!
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Yeah I feel the same way would be fantastic for them to be cleaned an painted like new
Wait you mean you like to see things working properly? Imagine that! Wow!
Ran one of these for 15 years. A shear head for 10 then a saw head for 5. Cut alot of wood. I felt more secure in it than I did a 4 wheel cutter. The way you could turn was like a zero turn mower.
Right on. Thats cool 👍
Has it ever broke down or stopped running?
This makes me so happy!!! I just got a 1959 MF35 started yesterday.. I for sure it was a seal in the fule injection pump. Nope it had a blown head gasket.. I ran her like a dag today and she didn't skip a beat..... I love old stuff...
Cool👍👍
Very good to see these relics working again a pity forgotten in time and slow to finish, but with professional mechanics they come back to life 🤩🙏🤩
The joystick controls work in conjunction with 12 volt solenoids to make the arms and head move I think depends on the year of the machine also.
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Nice job getting it started. Did he say it has been sitting there for 10 years at end of video? How do you find these vintage machinery? 🇺🇸🚜👍
The guy selling it contacts me. We do find a lot on Facebook marketplace
You know you’re getting old when ‘abandoned equipment ‘ still looks pretty modern to you....
Lol
Wish I had old kit like that around my place. great work Hank!
How 'bout cha good buddy. Fun video, always loved getting old machines running. Last one I helped with was dad's old D6-9U Cat. Need to finish up that tractor one of these days, but kind of hard to get back to Kansas other than during harvest times.
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Actually i like so much to see these kind of old vehicles get started by this amazing talent team...
Specially i hat off all of your effort to restart old machines..
Thanks 👍
Love it, amazing that old girl has a lot of work left in her👍
Very cool, that thing looked trashed but amazing it starts. Love these videos. Well done 👍🏻
Thanks 👍 we appreciate it
Amazing! Just took a knife and cut half the engine components and it still starts up! Amazing machine.
Lol. Didn't think about that...but yeah you're right😁
Love watching y’all’s videos and you all work on older equipment and like older equipment
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@@HamiltonvilleFarm your welcome and that was a neat hydro axe never seen on like that
I wish i can join your restoration team.. its seem such a fun 🙂.
And maybe ill will learn too
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Hello hank hope you’re having a great day god bless
You too
This video takes me back to being a young boy in the 70s growing up in Gordon Alabama...about 20 miles south of Dothan Alabama.
My grandpa had a land clearing business. He had a Cat D5 Dozier, a John Deere 350 Dozier, a John Deere 550 Dozier & other equipment, trucks & low-boy trailers.
In the summer's I would get to go on jobs with him & my uncles. When they had to work on a piece of equipment, I would always get in the way, my grandpa would take me to the other side of whatever they were working on, give me a couple of wrenches & tell me to try loosening a certain nut & bolt...something he knew I'd never break it loose, tear up, or hurt myself on & he knew I'd be out of the way until they were through with what they were working on.
Looking back now...it's funny, but when I was 9 yrs old in 1978, I WAS NOTHING BUT BUSINESS AT WHATEVER MY GRANDPA SHOWED ME TO WORK ON!!!
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
That’s cool!
Nice
Hank,you and wiley came up with a very,very,good ideal..Both of you have been going to the nursing homes/senior citizens centers to get you some free labor workers to help you both out..Good ideal...
💥 I got a suggestion, bring a leaf blower with you to clean out the engine and cab area so you better see what your doing.
*Keep on tractoring!* 👍
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@@GugulKrom 🤣
Haven't finished watching but I wouldn't mind seeing that old f350 run. Love those old style Ford lol. Wish it was local lol.
Thanks James!
I remember a guy cut a tract that adjoined my father’s land in the late 90’s. He cut 17 loads a day with a Hydro-Ax 221 with the shear head. He had a Prentice 210C loader & John Deere 548G.
Right on 👍
Starting fluid, the magic key.
👍👍 yes you do the very good job ... umbelievable because it's all the old material....of 1940 until ...1980 👍🙏
Great job hank and take care and God bless
Yes sir!
Enjoyed seeing the old girl fire up after ten years in the woods. Nice to see Mr. Tommy too. Another great video Hank.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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What about making a sequel, like "Oh Deere, pt.2" out of that? I'm really looking forward to seeing this heap of rust move! Cheers, and good luck!
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Muy bien, ojalá lo estén disfrutando, y qe lo hayan rescatado, una buena maquina, felicidades
Nice also it’s weird how people leave these valuable machines in the woods and just forget about them
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I totally know what ya mean- one mans trash is another man treasure,and that’s a good thing. Otherwise ,how would us po’ boys ever own any ‘new ‘ stuff?? 🤣🤣 ( new to me is anything built after 1980....) I may be some dumb,but I ain’t plumb dumb!🤣🤣🏴
When those senior free labor 🙌 workers finish helping you all out,at the end of the day,give them a free CRESENT WRENCH 🔧 as payment...
Didn't see you measure the H. oil level - might be low indeed. Or the pump isn't turning well. I suspect there is a lever in the cab that enables controls.
There is indeed. We did check it 👍
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I will never understand why people leave such expensive pieces of equipment to rot in the woods. There's a CAT scrapper sitting in the woods near me its been there for several years.
I can watch videos like these all day. They don't build equipment as good as these old beauties anymore
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Love the jungle❤️❤️
There’s my yellow handle hammer again! Had mine for years.👍
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I have one just like it also :)
Great work and thanks for taking us on this take care
Yes sir!
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i wish i was there it looks like just hole bunch of fun
You got it running. That's half the battle right there. 😁👍
Yep!
Very similar to Diesel Creek. Great narrative with you boys, keep up the good work!
Thanks! I dig Diesel creek. Great channel
@@HamiltonvilleFarm, Matt just loves those old machines and hates to leave one to just rust away. We need many more guys like him.
Definitely do more of these
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Excellent video Hank & your grew to plus John Deere famous saying " nothing runs like deer " Lol ! Fix up and have ready to work your farm Hank :) !
Thanks 👍I appreciate you!
where i live there used to be 4 or 5 abandoned road graders sitting in a row at the edge of a tree line..they were there many years until the land was sold to build more houses so i guess they got hauled off..but i bet you could have had a field day with those.
For sure! Thanks for watching!
Old diesel engines love heat. Light a diesel soaked rag son and move for the stuff a blowing. Back in high school we had an old bus engine that would not start with out heat. Great video.
Thanks!
Florida men a their finest! Good job boys.
New heights for y'all great job..oh less Hanking more cranking.for.your slogan. Great video You definitely come along way overtime 🙏🙏🙏
I like it!
And in the future they go into space and sort out all the space junk floating about up there , now that would make a good show
Lol
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Hello
Everybody needs a Wiley around when they’re wrenching
This is true
Top video, i would love to see it move from wear it is! Thank you for sharing! :)
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Love them old skidders.
Fun times!
Nice machine. I can honestly say I have never seen one of these
It was really cool
Run an outside fuel line . A 5 gal pail and stick your fuel line in and away you go, clean fuel
If i find an old diesel vehicle of any type in one of your videos on your channel
You’ll earn my respect
You guys are good togather make them boys earn there cheese bugers hahaha love the videos keep up the great work
That’s classic EASY START BOUNCE. RINGS ARE SHOT.
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد
A successful will it start bro, are there plans for will it move next. Great video guys. Safe travels
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Great Job Guys keep it up!
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Was one of the first cutter I ever run that was at least 23 or 25 years ago I could put some wood on the ground with one back in the day
Right on!
Man I am super interested in that 7.3 obs, it is gorgeous
Stay tuned
You got ta get yourself an ol alluminum or stainless fire extinguisher and a tire valve stem fitting fill it up with diesel fuel , eliminates all stinging critters, lubes rusty bolts , all kinds of stuff
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I love good old hydro ax cutters the last one I ran was 640 hydro ax
Right on!
Very cool 😎 video 📸
I like that old ford crew cab ❤❤
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Great Video. Thanks
We appreciate you watching
Old is gold
That's right 👍
Dang I was hoping it would move out the spot it was in
Me too. Thanks for watching 👍
@@HamiltonvilleFarm yes sir next video "will it move" ?
Awesome video Hank, that old John Deere engine fired right up!
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you should clear all those small trees out of the way so you can drain the battery compartment refuel the hydraulics and possibly move it out of it's place.
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That horrible sound of a dying battery,when y’all out in the woods!🤣🤣🏴 ( how close can I get my truck,with jumper cables)? We all bin there fellas!👌
Lol. Yep
@@HamiltonvilleFarm done this sorta thing many times in the highlands of Scotland- glad I’m not alone! Last one was an old O and K backhoe crawler,filled her up with veg oil from the fryers in the local pub,she smelled like scampi n chips as I rode her outta there,proud as punch!👌🏴 another good tip is,connect 2 batteries up,24 volts on a 12 volt system,she’ll crank pretty good,but don’t get greedy!🤣🤣 anyone else out there do this? ( answers in the comments) crNk her up but GoOd ! 🤪
All these guys in camouflage like they been hunting John Deere’s all day
Great job y’all. Old school trike
Thanks for watching buddy!!
Pretty sweet video! Thanks!
Красавцы,полезное дело.Привет из Орла.
Great video!!!! God bless!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@HamiltonvilleFarm always!!!!!!!
our john deer has that issue. i put a toggle switch on the pump. but some times it works normal and some times you need to give it power. there is shut off solinode so it the tractor over heats it shuts down. they go bad. should be right were the house goes into the top input of the motor. I've replace ours and it last for about a year they starts doing the bs again.
Thanks for watching 👍
Lindo trabalho parabéns tmj.
Absolute amazing work...big like from Romania 👀👍💖
Close the doors they have safety switches
Howboutcha pal, now that’s a mower and a half. The things you find amaze me. Think she may need some new glass lol. 😂👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
LOL. Maybe :)
I would have thought by now that you would have a range of battery cables and fittings considering the amount of machines you go too.
Great vid bud
Your on a roll now 2inarow whith ease .lol godbless and stay safe.
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These old machines can be fun to tinker with but they can try you're nerves sometimes . And it only takes about this 🤏 to start pissing me off lol.
Lol. It's been a lot of fun so far.
how that injector fuel pump works? what the function of the wire? is it mechanical injector pump? i mean its connected to the cam or crankshaft
Hey guys, all the way from Newfoundland and Labrador you have my support! Love the videos! Especially, old heavy equipment! Keep it up!
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Anybody else lean forward encouraging it to start?
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How do people find machines like that ? I noticed a lot of videos about equipment left someplace for decade or two maybe more ! And I just don't see why someone would leave so many machines out and about those things cost some money to be leaving some place like that in my opinion.
Sometimes life just gets in the way
15:35 BESTY is ALIVEEEEEEE!!!!!! 💪
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🙌🙌 Success! Old reliable diesel! That would be a cool machine to use.
Yes indeed!
Bon travail de tous 👍🇫🇷
Can you do a video on that f350 that was in the video I'd like to see that 7.3 fire up
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Awesome .... friggen love watching n you n guys do this stuff..
Right on 👍 thanks for watching.
My grandpop's john deere backco has a very similar engine. They are not very powerful but man are they bulletproof!
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Looks like y’all might have an ignition problem could be bad starter or low/contaminated fuel
Where did you get the Speeco 1E quick hitch. I cant find it in my area
www.goodworkstractors.com
I like it a lot
Ether. Best friend for start ups
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Cosby in a can
Good ideas for the future diesels I try to start. Thanks guys. Better than damn politics!!!!
We've got a Fecon hooked to our Takeuchi - works great!
Right on 👍
It be pretty cool if you can do a will it start on some of the old trucks like the ford I saw yall leaning on the beginning of the video
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The beast is alive and awaked from is sleep
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