Great video, thank you so much. I've been using my father-in-law's tractor trying to keep his property clean since he's passed away. This helped me a great deal as I ran out of fuel yesterday!!! Thanks again!!!
Thank you Dan, always a favourite vintage Thursday,😊 especially when driving two Oh Deere's today, the loader one would make a Kubota make it brilliant I can't believe I said that!!!.🙄👍
Found the exact same plumbing fault on my 165 when I bought it. Even between filters. The injector filter was completely clogged. I couldn't keep it running 5 mins till my uncle told me it existed😂
I have a red cab 590, well whats left of it. When I bought it about twenty years ago it wasn't running. I remember it being a pig of a thing to bleed up compared to a CASE 785XL which was self bleeding. As usual, you show us how it should be done. All good stuff then!
Great video, really interestig. I was aware of the filter on the end of the pump, but had not accessed one. The filter, I have seen one worse and that was the cab filter on my 3070. with the pipes plumbed back to front, it must have been vewry difficult to bleed it prior to your discovery and ammedment, well done.
Bought a 35x a couple of years ago. Had the filter off. Didnt find out with way to mount that washer or bowl looking thing pressing up against the filter.
Loving the vintage Thursday vids What’s your choice of oil for the older tractors, I have a 1953 grey Ferguson that I recently purchased and need to do an oil change on the engine and back end
You have added eight languages in the video caption but have not added Urdu language. why why From pakistan.Urdu language is spoken and understood in Pakistan please add urdu language You have added Indian language in the video caption. But Pakistan language is not added ❤❤❤❤Please add Urdu language please please
