Always love seeing old tractors come back to life, especially Red Tractors :) Enjoyed watching you and your dad working together on this one.

Best will it start I ever seen. You got your Grandpa's collection of a lifetime of collecting, most guys my age will get that, you got tractors, if you ever drove a tractor you know it's like a horse farmer relationship, then you got spending time with your Dad. Then getting the tractor going.... Bonus😀

Enjoy coming back to visit these older vids . Working with your dad always is a fun time & grandma seems like a sweetheart 👍

That takes me back to when I was a kid and would visit my grandparents. At some point I would end up out in the barn crawling all over grandpa’s Farmall Cub. A couple of times he would give me and my brother and sister rides on it. We would stand on the back and hold onto the back of the seat while he drove across the field down to the creek. Good memories.

Your granddad was smiling down on you, and cheering grandma on for selling it to you! So good to see you and your dad!

Great job getting it running! Fun to see you and your Dad working together. Thanks for putting this together. Really enjoyed it!

Your grandparents sure do have a spot there. It is nice to see you can have at the machinery and also help out your grandma. I wish mine were still around! Cheers brother.

Puddin and Puddins Pops just make my day watching you guys work together. Grandma is pretty cool too. Love the old tractor. It’s good one. Keep up the great content Pudin.

Your dad mighta passed on his comedy genes to you. He had me laughing with his little comments while he was filming you riding that tractor. Can't wait to see you get it all sweet patina'd up and cutting that backyard! More Dad in your videos, please! That man is a definite treasure. Bless your Grandma, she will definitely shut those others down when they complain about her selling that machine to you. Nobody gonna give no mess to Grandma, and they will have you and Dad to reckon with if they do give her any trash. She needs some grass cutting on her yard for giving you a deal!

I didn't used to say "yay it's Monday!" but then I stumbled into Puddin's Fab Shop. A big hillbilly hello from western NC!

Really liked this one. Your dad is a good addition to the videos and your grandma being there, and really, your grandpa was there too, made this three generations of awesome.

Thanks for making this! Just hearing the motor run and the noises she makes brings back a lot of memories.

That's pretty cool especially spending time with your dad. Mine passed away in 1975 when I was 19. Enjoy your video's. Thanks.

awesome video ,good to see old stuff come back to life ,your grandfather seamed like a self suffiant man ,looks like he has everything

So great to see you and your dad working on your grandpa’s tractor

i like seeing you work with your dad to start up the tractor, fun to make memories great to keep the ol workhorse in the family. hopefully you can make her mow

It's a shame your grandpa's not there but it's awesome to see your so close to your dad. Great video, you two appear to work good together.

Great video guys, good to see father and son working together those days are the ones you will remember the fondest in the future so make the most of those days 👍. I love your channel and look forward to more 🇮🇪

Just got my Grandfather’s Super C running after it sat for at least 15 years. Threw a battery and gas in it and it started right up. You can’t kill a Farmall.

Can't beat a great loving family man you are a breath of fresh air keep up the good work sending love from across the pond here in England to you and your family

Stumbled onto your videos, man they are great ! Good ole boys are everywhere. Wish I could work on a tractor with my pops again.

Awesome video buddy! I like seeing you and your dad work together, I enjoy every minute I get to work with my son.

Great video of you working with your dad. I'm glad that you are able to go through and touch your family history. Thanks for sharing it.

That was great watching that…Great memories with your Father!!…Great memories of your GrandDad!!

thx for the video.... my father's pride and joy was his 1949 Farmall, it is still in mom's yard with a cover over it & it always started so easily. I can tell you both enjoyed that...nice!

What a sweet tractor!! Good work! Love seeing you with your dad.

Enjoyed watching you and your Dad work together. Just awesome.

Nice video. Thanks for introducing us to your dad and grandma.

Thoroughly enjoyed this video! I think I loved seeing the history as much as the will it run!!

Really enjoyed this one. That old Farmall is going look great when it’s cleaned up.

My grandfather had a alterd axel (crop axel). He taught me how to start and drive it... I miss him. Cool video! I guess I missed it before.. all you old videos popping up in my news feed all of a sudden. Thanks for making me remember my grandfather.. I still use his welding gloves to this day!

Very cool seeing you and your dad working on your grandpa's little tractor.

Funny how I missed this one when it came out. She's a doozy! Family and Farmall fun and a chance for a Will It Run - what could be better? I like your Grandma too, mate. She sounds like she shoots straight and from the hip too, so I see where you and Jim get it from. Always know where you are with her and she'll be fair but firm. Reminds me of my own Grandma - loveliest and kindest person you could meet, but don't cross her unless you want a severe tongue lashing as you get your ass whooped. She used to tell me "nobody gives you anything for free and I ait gonna start a trend, because that isn't how life works. If you work to pay for what you want, you'll appreciate it more too". She's been gone over ten years, but I still hear that as plain as if she were standing beside me. That little Farmall is a neat unit. She sounds great and I'll bet with a little loving, she'll perform another 70-odd years of service.

As a guy who loved his grandpa a whole helluva lot I enjoyed seeing you working on a tractor that belonged to your grandpa. Best video of yours I have seen so far. Keep up the good work. You are OK for an Okie... lol

love watching you spend time with your Dad..

Thanks for filming this ! Yes i fully appreciate you younger guys take interest in the old historical machines fix repair run , be looking out for more !!!

Puddin you lookin pretty good on an old tractor my friend. This was a good video. Gotta say my favorite part was granny flyin it high and proud @38:52 🇺🇸 and you on Grandpas tractor. Pretty cool stuff man 🤙💚

My dad and I restored a 52 cub lowboy a couple years ago. We mows grass with it to this day. Fun little tractors to mess with!

"Bandit was ready to get them blades", LOL

That little farm all tractor was really great. My father in law had an d antique farmall that was awesome. It never failed to do anything he needed. Your dad is a sweetheart. Enjoyed the video!

This video made me tear up. A father and son working together on the tractor. I’m going with my dad tomorrow to pick up my first cub

Nothing like the time we spend with granparents.Well done.GBY!

Great video.I love to see those old tractors running again.Enjoyed seeing your Dad. working with you.

Great video! My great uncle loved these ole farmalls. He was a big international guy and had a barn full of them!

As someone who has a grandpa garage with similar stuff in it, this was awesome man

Great channel, I really enjoy the videos, this one hits home. You definitely can't take these moments for granted. I grew up on an apple orchard in Virginia that my grandfather managed for years. Riding and working or tractors with him are some of my most cherished memories. I'd give anything to be able to make a new one. If your fortunate enough to still have grandparents get out and spend some time with them, they can teach you more than you realize.

For sure one of the best channels out there. Great video. Over and out from Sweden.

“That can over there is from 1923!” And that’s the year this oil first went on the market. My dad also bought a gallon can of Marvel Mystery Oil, probably in the early 70s, and I’m pretty sure it was still half full when he passed away. Old timers didn’t waste a thing!

Awesome video man makes me look forward to Monday’s at 6:00!

Always good to spend time with Dad & an old Tractor! I'm sure Grandpa was laughing while you two hunted for parts! See you should have paid better attention to where he kept his "good stuff"!

It's always awesome to see those old engines chooch to life ! !

Knew it was only a matter of time before you needed more IH things. Nice little cub!

That was awesome. Got my granddad's '51 farmall going again a few years back. A lot of great memories sitting on his lap steering that ol' girl. Do another IH video when you can👍

Damn! You'll have the coolest mower on the street! That would make me want to mow the lawn.

You look like you are in your element sitting on that old school metal seat! Man, that thing runs SMOOTH!

Puddin, jim, and a tractor. Well hot damn.

Your Grampa would be proud! Cool little dog too

Really enjoyed seeing you and your dad get er done!!!!!

Me and my grandfather picked up one like this it was in pieces and buckets. I loaded it all by hand. Grandpa traded a Minneapolis Moline one way plow for it. What memories! The life lessons and mechanics I learned

I am getting my Papaws Simplicity 7112 garden tractor this weekend. Has a tiller and deck but hasnt been run in 8 years or so. Paw used it in his garden and was about to discard it to the scrapper, but Dad started working on it when he was younger and got her back to tip top shape. Paw used it for a little longer then they started using it for deer plots. Dad quit hunting in places he needed to continually keep good plots in bad areas to hunt and it just set, somewhat neglected.. Now, me being somewhat of a mechanic, i want to get her going and start running a few hunting plots up in TN. Going to get it from FL this weekend. Pretty stoked, I will probably give it a few days and a bunch of beers to get used to the new place and make a plan. Good to see people likeminded and wanting to see the mechanical aspects of our parents and grandparents live on. Cheers bud, Hope you get all that stuff back working and at least let your family share the fruits of a big purchase by the ones that have passed, and spent tons of time with that equipment. For me, it the time with the equipment, and knowing my Pawpaw was sitting on that same seat..

Never been a farmer but worked on a few. Love the tractors. Usually drove the green ones but like the IH’s.

From the ERA when America was a strong , proud country. And men worked hard day to day. Great to see you will own this and keep her in the family. STAY REAL

Them old Farmall Cubs are pretty rare anymore, that's a nice one!

Love watchin you Just havin fun Enjoying life brings a smile to my face thanks

Great Episode!!! Love when you work with your pops, great content.

Good vid!, love the old equipment start ups!

Well done lads. Last time I drove a Farmall was 1972. Not too much horse power, but enough, that when my grandfather let his foot off the clutch, everyone would fall off of the hay cart.

Pretty cool! If that hydraulic fluid is like skydrol, it soaks up moisture.

Great tractor, can't put a price on memories. Glad you are getting it and it won't go to an estate sale. I hate seeing those things. A lifetime of items put up for auction. Enjoying watching your videos puddin.

You raised right son! Grandma first.

My grandpa had a Farmall Cub that started life as a dealer display model. He bought it used, but it literally had every attachment Farmall ever made to fit a Cub.

My favorite tractor! I restored a 1951 for a fellow / friend I called my surrogate dad. Hope you get a deal worked out with Grandma.

This is a great video Jacob, old tractors are great and the one is perfect!

Need to get your dad in the lense a bit more often!! Great episode guys

Quite an enjoyable video! Great to see your dad with you.

Good luck with fixing that PTO grinding. From what I've read its that the PTO output shaft is rounded off so theorizing collar won't stay on it. You basically have to split the tractor to fix it (which isn't hard, its a cub).

I know he is your grandfather, but please respect this man, he is the kind of people we need today. Just sayin.

Mine sat for years, and a valve was stuck open. Had to tap it to free it up, and she fired right up :) most reliable tractors ever made

Paw paw lives on in you brother thank you for your videos, I agree I have never seen a turf tire like that.

Hey puddin this is ol jim from down at the carburetor shop here in town..i have your carb and a 13 year old bill..lol..im sure its at your local carb shop

Love seein Puddin Pop! Reminds me of my Dad. Great video as always.

Much respect my grandpa been a tractor dealer since 1972 and opened his own dealership in 1992 reminds me of our farm

Enjoyed that . Its a cool little tractor, hope you get it..

Love how down to earth your nanna is, "you come up with the money, and you can have it"...

Sorry about your papa, he must have been a heck of a guy !!! It's nice to remember the times when they where alive, love your show

I live in the quad cities, where at one time we had FARMALL, case, ih east Moline plant, Deere, cat and Minneapolis moline. The only thing left is Deere. My grandpa and my dad both retired from ih east Moline plant, and I remember when the farmall plant closed. I absolutely love old tractors. My brother has a 47 John Deere b, a 55 farmall cub, a 57 ford 4000, a 50 Ferguson, and a brand new kioti. I’ve got my dads 73 wheel horse, and I’m trying to get my grandpas 70 ih made cub cadet. I’ve never seen those rear tires on any tractor and I’ve been to a lot of tractor shows. Been around these old tractors my whole life. You’ve got a neat piece of history there

Love Grandma. God Bless Her. you Guys are funny. stay safe.

Loved it...on the farm with pop warmed my heart...made me miss my grandparents...i love to see more with pop at grandmas...

Old McPuddin on a farm, looking good!

Hot Damn! Fresh Pudd'N! Love it Brotha! Thank You👊🍻

It's always best to prime the oil filter after setting for a while. Pull the top off the filter and squirt some oil into a small hole located in the top right of the filter can.

Hahahaha Puddin Pops shaking his head at the very end!

I’m pretty new to your channel and I’m hooked. I really like when your dad is in the videos. He’s a right smart feller, as we say in South Georgia.

Man I wish my family had old tractors. I love old tractors.

I have the same '49 Cub with a Woods belly mower, in addition to a 1947, the first year of manufacture. After a period of inactivity, you must prime the oil through the filter area.

by far my favorite will it run stuff on youboob, great job breathing some life back into a piece of family history.....

Enjoyed the video, brings back memories of working with my granddad and his cub 60 years ago. PS, water pumps cannot be found for the Farmall cubs

I am new to you channel and think it’s awesome looking forward to binge watching all your videos to catch up

I love these old tractors my grandfather has a cub and a cub low boy. The low boy had a blown crankshaft and was still pulling 18inch+ in logs out. Never would have known we blew a crank and was only running on 2 of the 4 cylinders

Good job on getting that old tractor running you guys just have way too much fun love your videos keep them coming thanks