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1918 GMC Samson Sieve-Grip In Action 

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@kellyh4035
@kellyh4035 3 года назад
Definitely way ahead of it's time. I had a very small hand in the mechanical restoration of it, and by pure fluke, the painting. The tractor and people behind it will always have a place in my heart and memories. A sincere hats off to the late Tom Kempling, Late Bill Wilson, Will(John) Voth and the paint shop boys at the old Lafarge, Calgary Service Centre paint shop.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 2 года назад
Yes! They all did a superb job! Many thanks to everyone involved.
@michaelhartzell9758
@michaelhartzell9758 9 лет назад
Thank you for replying so soon. Your never too old to learn something.
@liamjerkins7259
@liamjerkins7259 5 лет назад
Ah...old iron...what beauty...
@jambocoo
@jambocoo 6 лет назад
Love that old iron, what a beast and sounds awesome !.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Definitely has a unique sound to it.
@KinseyMedia
@KinseyMedia 8 лет назад
I think the GMC arrow on the front moves with the direction of the wheels that's awesome. They don't make stuff like that any more
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 8 лет назад
+LTKLTKGOPRO True on both counts.
@BenjaminEsposti
@BenjaminEsposti 6 лет назад
Not only that, but it serves an important purpose - I don't think it's easy to see the front wheels from the driver's seat, so it tells the driver where the wheels are facing!
@timgreen4137
@timgreen4137 4 года назад
That is "old school GPS".
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 10 лет назад
Gotta love them wheels.
@damndudewayne8118
@damndudewayne8118 6 лет назад
Rainhill1829 what kind of fuel is it burning
@billalbion
@billalbion 9 лет назад
Quite a high reverse gear not making it easy to back into a tight space. Thanks very much for posting.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
+billalbion Thanks for watching.
@derekstocker6661
@derekstocker6661 4 года назад
Excellent driving of what looks a slightly unwieldy piece of machinery, well done and fantastic tractor.
@aurelius5080
@aurelius5080 2 года назад
I once saw one of these in a scrapyard in New Zealand.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 2 года назад
Oh no😭
@alexhickey5633
@alexhickey5633 7 лет назад
Lots of big unprotected spinny bits to scare off the safety sallys. Perfect
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Magnificent, isn't it.
@alexhickey5633
@alexhickey5633 7 лет назад
Rainhill1829 tis lovely
@flyingmerkel6
@flyingmerkel6 6 лет назад
Not so great if you were a farmer back in the day. Tractor accidents took a tole
@kyleb3754
@kyleb3754 6 лет назад
Doubt it. People weren't idiots back then.
@dehoedisc7247
@dehoedisc7247 4 года назад
@@kyleb3754 hahahahahahaha as if you would know, and there have ALWAYS been plenty of idiots.
@LordSmuggington
@LordSmuggington 10 лет назад
Well that's honestly a really amazing tractor. It's a look at how people designed tractors back then. Some 3 wheeled tractors were the norm. By the way, do you have any old Allis-Chalmers tractors there? I'd love to see a video of one.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 10 лет назад
Ah, yes we have plenty of Allis machines chugging about in the summer, I will see if I have any footage. If I don't, I will get some.
@AgTires4295
@AgTires4295 7 лет назад
Beautiful machine. GMC sure did want everyone to see their logo
@olbear9984
@olbear9984 4 года назад
Man looks like you may need a seat belt. Love old machinery.
@LordSmuggington
@LordSmuggington 10 лет назад
Why thank you for taking the time to do that for me.
@tomcline5631
@tomcline5631 4 года назад
Grease, what's Grease?" Ratchet" "GRIND" "GANGK" " WOCKA WOCKA" !!!!! Jeez you can't hear the engine over all the unlubricated,open spinny grindy parts!!! What a beast!!!! PS,there's at least 2 more places that a big red "GMC" would fit!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 4 года назад
Haa yes.
@MidnightMechanic
@MidnightMechanic 7 лет назад
And thus inspiration for the Corvette/F body, long hood and short tail. lol
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
They had the formula decades in advance.
@BRPFan
@BRPFan 6 лет назад
Wow never seen one of these! Thanks for the video!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Glad you enjoyed.
@82f100swb
@82f100swb 7 лет назад
The fly by wire is very interesting.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Decades ahead of it's time, simple but a bother to fix when it pack's up.
@SAGERODS250REM
@SAGERODS250REM 9 лет назад
Very nice thanks for sharing. Cheers
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
MrSageflyfisher Thank you.
@mattgrooms3298
@mattgrooms3298 10 лет назад
That tractor is like the old 2-cylinder john deere tractors, they go faster in reverse than they go forward! Thanks for sharing!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 10 лет назад
Yep, the transmission is pretty simple in this tractor. Two forward and one back I believe.
@listonoszpat233
@listonoszpat233 9 лет назад
***** Witam.Ciekawy ciągnik ile waży i jaka ma moc szacunkową ?. Wydaje się że silnik za szybko pracuje bo przy manewrach bardzo szybki, strach w oczach :-)
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
She develops 30 horsepower and weigh's in at a massive 5800lbs!
@smug8567
@smug8567 6 лет назад
Excellent replica! Those were some amazing looking traction engines, and it was a real shame none survived. Thanks for bringing back some steam history, first caterpillar tractor!
@juanasanelli6831
@juanasanelli6831 9 лет назад
I delight The green monster!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
+juan asanelli Thanks.
@kentowens2179
@kentowens2179 6 лет назад
She's a beauty!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
It was a true labor of love, few could have guessed it could be brought back to life when they originally found it.
@MissouriOldTimer
@MissouriOldTimer 3 года назад
5:04 that must have been the early GPS,,, just follow the arrow,, lol
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 3 года назад
They were ahead of their time.
@JuliaCV9
@JuliaCV9 6 лет назад
Cool 100 Year old tractor!
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
They did a fantastic job bringing it back to life.
@JuliaCV9
@JuliaCV9 6 лет назад
@@Rainhill1829 I Know, Right!
@ronsbeerreviewstools4361
@ronsbeerreviewstools4361 7 лет назад
1918 ,NICE TRACTOR.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Far ahead of it's time.
@ronsbeerreviewstools4361
@ronsbeerreviewstools4361 7 лет назад
Thanks for the reply, I agree. Its a fascinating tracator for sure 1918 technology. I like the gears inside the back wheels and the 2 oil cans and many more things like the length of the sterring rod. Have a good day my friend. GO GMC !
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
You as well, thanks for watching.
@thevandal7114
@thevandal7114 7 лет назад
Check out that in-take and exhaust manifold
@wilsonlaidlaw
@wilsonlaidlaw 5 лет назад
Why do so many old tractors not seem to have a crawler gear either forwards or reverse. My somewhat later David Brown on "Low-Slow" transfer box setting plus first or reverse would crawl along at around 1/2 a mile an hour at tick over revs. I would have thought a crawler gear would have been an essential for an agricultural tractor of the period to get enough drawbar pull for heavy ground.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 5 лет назад
Good question, my best guess is the gear cutting would be expensive and the transmission case would need to be shaped differently to accommodate the large driven gear.
@darinkurtz1024
@darinkurtz1024 7 лет назад
that's one nice machine how come there wasn't very many around
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Their price in relation to equivalent Ford tractors and their limited usefulness was some of the things that kept it from selling well, but in many ways it was very much ahead of it's time.
@moegreg05
@moegreg05 8 лет назад
What is leaking so bad at the end of the video? And do you know of any that are for sale? Thanks
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 8 лет назад
+moegreg05 They where draining the water from the radiator since it was going into cold storage.
@moegreg05
@moegreg05 8 лет назад
Thanks
@PatrickBaptist
@PatrickBaptist 6 лет назад
It's leaking GM juice LOL.
@Trukluver
@Trukluver 10 лет назад
Is this tractor part of the Pioneer Acres collection or is it owned by an individual who brings it to shows ?
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 10 лет назад
She lives at the museum, I believe she was donated when the gentleman who restored her passed away a few years ago and is now maintained by a fellow who knows her inside and out.
@gregbenwell6173
@gregbenwell6173 6 лет назад
I like the song at the beginning the of video!!! Who does it?
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Its called: Grounds for Divorce (Made Famous by Elbow) from the album Instrumental Hits Now!
@michaelhartzell9758
@michaelhartzell9758 9 лет назад
Sieve tractor. How did it get that name? And what purpose did it have on a farm?
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
+Michael Hartzell The name "Sieve Grip" is a reference to the wheels, they where designed for use in softer sandy soils, mainly for traction work. They where more used for industrial jobs than farms, although they could be used for field work if need be.
@outtatime4512
@outtatime4512 6 лет назад
she got so excited about getting out...she peed on the floor.😂
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Lol. She does that every time she hears winter is coming.
@Mackeson3
@Mackeson3 9 лет назад
Just imagine what would happen if you got a stone trapped inside the rear wheel drive sprockets! :-(
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
+Mackeson3 Quite a bang it would be for sure.
@stwrthnn
@stwrthnn 8 лет назад
+Rainhill1829 Yea, pretty good engine but the rest a piece of crap.
@BenjaminEsposti
@BenjaminEsposti 6 лет назад
It does make me wonder, whether it would break teeth, grind the rock (depends on how soft the rock is), or do something else in the drivetrain. Best would be that it just stalls.
@LEXXIUS
@LEXXIUS 6 лет назад
The damage would be quite bad, I'd say. Though the angle of the teeth is relatively wide, so I assume stones getting stuck wasn't happening too often. It looks like the drive sprocket and the wheel sprocket "rim" are both removable, but you'll still have a big sprocket to remake/replace, especially with its open design with dirt and sand grinding between the sprockets.
@brettknoss486
@brettknoss486 5 лет назад
It's too bad they quit making these by the time Harry Fergusson patented the 3 point hitch. If the gas tank was on tha back, with a front seat access, and 3 point hitch, this would have been a real nimble and stable design.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 5 лет назад
Yeah it would have done great with three point mounted implements.
@johnmalz6684
@johnmalz6684 6 лет назад
Biblical for sure they named this one right.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Would be real neat to see what their Goliath tractor would look like.
@angusandleigh
@angusandleigh 7 лет назад
...figure that thing's a GMC?...:)
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Dunno, maybe.
@dondesnoo1771
@dondesnoo1771 7 лет назад
Amazing on turn on crank running not like the rumley 300 turns of crank there both widow makers .why's it peeing at end😎
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
We where draining out the cooling system for the winter.
@dondesnoo1771
@dondesnoo1771 7 лет назад
Rainhill1829 thaught so .beautiful beast probably expensive in the day . thanks for reply😎
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
Thanks so much for watching, it's price was actually it's downfall, they could not produce them cheaper than their direct competitor: Ford. But no Ford tractor could match it's performance on soft surfaces.
@MrMcschphail
@MrMcschphail 9 лет назад
What song is this?
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 9 лет назад
Andy B "Grounds For Divorce" by Elbow. This is the instrumental version off the album "Instrumental Hits Now!" on iTunes.
@MrMcschphail
@MrMcschphail 9 лет назад
Thanks!
@PatrickBaptist
@PatrickBaptist 6 лет назад
Man I'd love to haul one of those not working to the scrap yard HAHAHA, good place for a GM. Ok maybe not this old a GM, it probably makes more power per cubes than anything GM is making today.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
Well, most where melted into war material during the Second World War, so that is sort of what happened.
@PatrickBaptist
@PatrickBaptist 6 лет назад
Yeah they would have been better used growing food than being made into tools or blood shed.... What a shame indeed.
@chasebh89
@chasebh89 6 лет назад
Sounds like she needs a bit of grease
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 6 лет назад
The open gears on the transmission tend to be a bit louder than enclosed unit's, quite normal actually.
@applicationuser9764
@applicationuser9764 5 месяцев назад
Want.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 3 месяца назад
Same.
@lexpee
@lexpee 7 лет назад
I hear that something need urgently lubrication.
@Rainhill1829
@Rainhill1829 7 лет назад
The entire differential and final drive runs in the open, much like most early heavy drive systems, the noise is actually totally normal.
@benistiyorrobloxoynamak193
@benistiyorrobloxoynamak193 2 года назад
Ucube.
@chromotechsa2
@chromotechsa2 4 года назад
ffs, oil the wheel
@chrischiampo7647
@chrischiampo7647 6 лет назад
😀🇺🇸😮😊👍🏼
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