excellent commentary Tim because you learnt from the best your dad... looking forward to the next video....

Glad to see Tim finally doing some commentary and showing us all what you have taught him Wes

More Tim talking! He can explain stuff properly too!

Three generations working on Great Grandpa's, Grandpa's, Dad's and Mom's tractor. Can't have a better video than that. Happy Holidays.

Tim is a good mechanic. He's had an excellent teacher, and one thing he will learn if he doesn't know already, is no one ever knows everything. We are still learning until we die. One day Tim will be running the family farm, and I'm sure he will do well.

Good to see Tim talking to the camera, hope to see more of it.

Good job, Tim! Can't wait to see what is going on with this tractor. Hello from Germany Hubert

Wes, we are all glad to finally have Tim to explain something. He now prouves that you are sharing some genes. Please have Tim to explain things more often, even if you have to shut it up time to time. 😀 I'm eager to see more of that Farmall tractor restoration. Keep up your good work.

Glad to see Mr Tim explaining some things... Keep it up Tim

Good job Tim I like your commentary added into these videos

Hell ya Tim !!!! You are the Man!!! Get This Gal running Tim . Thanks for posting .

I, for one, liked having Tim do some self-narration at the end; good change of pace. Glad to see the M coming along. Love those old tractors. Stay warm up there.

Always a Good video. Tim is learning his shit. You are lucky to have a "Good Kid" or should i say "Young Man" like him. Lucky OLF. But i think you know it.

Glad to see the M being put back in running condition. I did a lot of growing up in the seat of a Super C so I have a soft spot for the old IH Farmall tractors. Merry Christmas.

Nice to hear you doing some commentary Tim boy good on you 👌🏼👌🏼

Hey wes just want to say thank you for the videos me and my son sit down every night and watch them. Thank you and Tim for allowing us to see in to your world.

Out here in East Texas we use yellow/lemon Dawn to cut through grease/grime and crud in general. CLR will clean out the slime/rust/mineral deposits in that cooling system. Great video btw.

Awesome seeing this coming right along. Looking forward to the next video and the eventual seeing it run and move under its own power!

thanks for the video wes and tim you guys are great im really enjoying your videos and watching your daily jobs around the farm

Tim when talks sounds so much like his dad, Love it just great, I envy you both, thanks for great video

I think its really cool that Tim got behind the camera :) its great to see him showing interest, hope you have a merry Christmas wes

I enjoy the way you put these videos together, its nice to learn in a practical manor how other people do things.

I liked Tim's bit at the end. Well done. Cant wait to see it run.

Man that spinning PTO shaft was giving me the willies!

Who else started thinking the "Green Acres" theme song after Wes pulled Tim out of the barn? Come on I know I couldn't have been the only one! Waiting to see the old fella rumble again.

If the equipment isn't dirty ever than you most likely don't need it

Great to see you jump in there at the end and tell us what is happening and a great video.

Excellent commentary Tim. Would like to see more of it along with your Dad.

Awesome to see Tim filming and Narrating hope to see more of that. Great job Tim!!!!!

The back wheels on the Farmall are sexy. Really like that spoked design.

language Timothy! great to see you on the video talking us through. keep up the great work.

Hell ya!! Pretty cool to hear Tim explaining stuff. Great video, nice footage. Thumbs Up!!!

Nice commentary Tim, you should do it more offen

She's coming along nicely. Great commentary Tim. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I'd love to see you put a camera in the tractor as you're running the bale stacker or baler or mower or rake. I reckon it would be great to see you do a few of your own videos running the machinery. I'm sure there are plenty of other Tim fans that would love it to.

citris solvent makes a great degreaser also great voice over for your dad , thanks Tim

Great vid guys. All the best

6:22, y'all missed a spot... on that hose elbow... But I love that tractor and love what you're doing with it and the reason why, keep up the awesome vids Wes!

great job tim I love watching you all working on the tractors and other stuff on you all farm if you can give charles mcdonald a late happy birthday shoutout he loves your videos even though he just turned 51 thanks wes and tim keep them coming

Nice to see a bit of commentary from Tim. Keep it up young fella!

nice one Tim, good o hear you talking on the video. Good video Wes, i'm looking forward to the next one

Great video can't wait to see the next one

good video, cannot wait to hear the beast run👍

i love wen tim is in and talking

Love this "series" of videos

nice job tim. We need more videos with tim self narrating. good dude. thanks OLF

Idk why Tim gets shit I love him. same personality I think! nice to see the progress

I got to say, Tim did a wonderful job of explaining where the antifreeze came from when he removed the cover and it spewed out.

have to say, Tim really got that talking to the camera thing under control!! looking forward to see the M running!

Nice narrative Tim!

Well Wes I really do like how you have raised your son he knows quite a lot of what he's talking about, I really do wish the best of luck to y'all with the farmall M. 👍👍

looking around at the comments here Tim is getting a fan club

Good video, and Good Job Tim.

Great video Wes

can't wait to hear it run

I wouldn't want Tim sitting on any of my furniture if he can't keep his pants up.

nice job guys keep up the good work

Nice to see Tim take over at the end there. Btw, it looks like the skid steer needs new tracks already?!

Good job Tim!

Next time Timothy forgets his suspenders...sing the old standard "When You're Smilin'" like Louis Armstrong....... no worries, happens to the best of us. I have buddy at work who is always flashing a little backside at us...it's become sort of a running gag, haha. Cheers:-)!!

Warmth equates Motion. I know I move better, when I'm warm! :) Cool vid Wes!

Gonna have to pressure wash all that crap out of the water jacket too!

Great video

Thanks Tim. Nice time to clean water jacket, good call Tim!

I just want to wish Wes and his family and any hired hands a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEARS !!!Good video, I enjoy watching all of them !!!!!! John a Bellas

Back in the day we had steam cleaners.....did the job but not the nicest. At my first job, being the 'boy' I usually got that job, washing the SH tractors and machinery. Another I hated was painting harrows (guess you know what they are) Dad made them as well, so had the dubious pleasure of painting them at weekends as well sometimes.

shop sure looks clean

Looking good guys!

Tim again with the BC show 😂😛😂😛😂 OK Wes very nice video again Merry Christmas and a happy newyear 🎋🎍🎄

That was awesome when Tim gave us the update at the end, There's no mistaking who his father is...it's just kinda funny how much we speak like are parents and don't even realize it,But anyway great video guys. Looking forward to the progression of this Farmall M ~JC✌

it's to hear from Tim other than when your giving him grief Wes.

nice to see that m coming along.

nothing looks better then a green tractor pulling a red tractor

Tim does a fairly decent job of commentary, steady hand on the camera too. Nice one lads

Who ever agrees we need more Tim commentary like this!

tim is a good guy... nice to see the red tractor clean cant wait to see see it running and doing work... if it aint red leave it in the shed

nice to see tim do some talking, sounds just like his pops!

Palmolive softens hands as you steam clean farmalls.

When Tim started talking at the end, I had to do a double-take, sounded just like you Wes!

If it's still above freezing there you should give your shop floor a quick spray before all the winter projects start

awesome video guys

A fine job

Good job Tim.

Atta boy Tim!!

nice vid

Nice to hear from Tim

gotta get a John Deere ring tone...that sounded so good!

He hit the brakes and you're like don't do that hahahahaha haha

Heated pressure washer is a good term but we always called them Steam Jennys. It's all good as Wes says. Tim is fine and he is a great part of your channel! Good job Tim!

Careful with the pressure washer on the radiator. Sometimes if the pressure is too high, it'll fold over the cooling fins.

Finally got Tim doing some commentary, nice job! People will always talk about cleanliness of your equipment but the only piece of your equipment you have to worry about keeping clean Wes is the one that isn't on the farm all the time, then again that is Theresa's department is it not?

It's funny how I can hear Wes in how Tim talks. The end with Tim was nice though.

Good job tim

tim is a smart man! i would be proud of him like i know you are.

give time a pat on the back for the good work. thanks for another good video.

Should have Tim go solo like this more often!

lookin good boys

Tim really did a great job. Just a heads up, there is a massive cold air mass leaving Alaska. I hope it misses you because you don't have any snow to protect the ground.

seeing the oil in that coolant jacket im going to guess that the head let go at one point

Wes I have never had anything to do with a tractor that has a narrow front Axle/ Steer and really would appreciate it if you would tell me a couple of things, was that style with the 2 close together front wheels called any specific name for that style, now one other question is I run only a little 80 Hp tractor in steep Country and man it gets your attention when it drops a axle into a hole even 6 inches deep and your already on a slope or turning to a side pushing things with the loader, My second question is did the narrow axle make the tractor more stable cross ways or less, or was it more rigid compared to the modern floating I guess front axle where it seems they have a huge amount of movement and no restriction to help the rear axle. I know the type of work I have to do with my Tractor is far removed from their normal Habitat but when it is all you have and your 1 man then I make do until I can get a track loader or Excavator. Thanking you in advance, oh one other thing what year was this tractor Roughly. Garry

Go Tim Go ;-)