What a great story. I'll bet the old tractor felt ALIVE being able to do some work again. And I wouldn't change a thing about it . Leave it just as it is . Restoring it would ruin it and the story .I love that old man too! You can see the joy in his heart.
What a wonderful project. Respect to all involved. I had the great pleasure to drive a Fordson Major recently, similar to the one my grandfather would have farmed with after the war. It instantly showed me the advances in tractor engineering today but I still hanker for the FM and her cute little eyes/headlamps. She had real character. God bless from Norfolk England
No expensive garage or mechanic to do the work all DIY or get in contact with the son of yerman we bought the new bull from is the normal thing that we do if the bits can be made at home well sure that is best way and use the money for paint or whatever else
Thanks so much for following up on the first video, where I never thought in a million years that it would run, at best have a few good parts. There are people in this world who are magic with engines and that beautiful old man is one.
Bright,,i love it A real bronze age tractor from 1954 And it’s goes again👍👍👍👍👍👍 There are still a lot of very ancient things in those bogs Let’s dig 😁👍👍👍
Muy bonita recuperación del tractor, me gustaría que la historia que esas personas cuentan fuera en español, escuchar el relato de esos adultos mayores ...... Saludos. . .!
Hi I like old engines First thjought was a Nuffied but that would have had studs for head bolt all unf thread nightmare David Brown prob a good shout We built an old fordson petrol tvo at collage loads of fun be mello nice one
What make was that tractor? I think I saw the word or name DAVID on the engine, is it a David Brown? Buy the way, my hat is off to you fella's for all the work it took to unearth and get the old tractor RUNNING AGAIN, WOW!!!!!!!!
course her would just alter timing a bit and set injectors up. no electrics hardly to go wrong. i like the new ones dont get me wrong but the older ones will outlive the new ones
What was the other thing you ran belt too thought maybe a bailer but it looked like it just shoot the hay back on ground looking the same as it went in
Reply to Brad not Landa Got any standard tools left in the island? Would be nice to see what it looked like originally. What brand. Some specs and special features.
Im amazed it was able to be made to run again. I still dont know how it ended up buried or what made them decide to exhume it. Is it a rare tractor or what?
