Steve !!!!! 25 years ...? don't know .....? And I surely wont be on top of the earth by that time !!! BRAVO good repair with short cuts !!!

I've watched one episode each night with my dinner - far more entertaining than TV! Now I'm retired I think its time I got my first tractor :)

A helpful and informative series - you are a very good instructor.

If there have been any problem with this repair I know darn well it would not have been because of your craftsmanship. I love the way you meticulously repaired this tractor. You are the type of mechanic I would completely trust to repair my things!

I watch a lot of these type of you tube programs but this is perhaps the best. The photography filming is near professional (or maybe it IS professional), there is just the right balance of looking at the camera and talking and then good focus on actual work or process. There is a kind of respectful educational quality to the narrative, without sounding condescending and certainly not pedantic. The presenter is a very cool and well-spoken master of how-to-do steps. Not rushed and good at deciding when to explain the tool or movement that is needed and when it is too obvious to bore the viewer. Speaking of being boring, I very much like the frequent comment that it is not necessary to bore the viewer with repeated actions, often covered by time-lapse. I even like the accent of the man's perfect English while obviously a second language. In fact, he speaks more accurate language than many of the knuckle draggers with similar series from the USA. I write only occasional comments, once every two years, and this program is deserving of special recognition. By the way he reminds me of Andrew Camarata, who is one of two or three that I have given similar comments about. Thank you sincerely for this series, D3Sshooter.

I really enjoyed watching that series of videos! Lovely job, beauty of a tractor!

the most explanatory technician I've ever seen on youtube ,easy and simple to understand , keep is going exelent work !

Love it! You did a great job getting her up and running. My uncle has a MF 35 as well. His sounds exactly the same as yours. Seem she's in good shape! Thanks for sharing your repairs!

Hello Steve! Thank you for sharing your knowledge on how to repair this engine. Your videos are of good quality and your comments are clear and precise. Owning an MF 135 and not being a mechanic I surely took away some insights.

Great job...well done and thankyou for a lovely presentation.👍

Excellent work !!! Thanks for the video, Ken

Hello Steve, thank you for showing this work, very informative, and I enjoy your commentary. Best regards from the UK.

Thank you sir. Very nice restoration.

Hi Steve. My Dad worked for Massey Ferguson tractors in Trafford Park Manchester England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 after the war in the parts department until he retired in the 70s It was one of the biggest distribution warehouses in Europe at the time.....😄 It’s all gone now with a Asda supermarket on the foot print 🙈 So this video brought many memories back for me because as a boy I played on many tractors in the warehouse as they had full tractors on display so the pickers could find the different parts for the customers lol 😆 Great watching you as always Stevie 😎🇬🇧

beautiful job. I've learned a lot for my landini 6500. like said below, you would make a perfect teacher. greetings from Belgium

Good job, this old tractor and this old viewer thank you!!

Great series. Thanks for sharing.

Good job Sir ! Excellent channel

Good job! I start my -58mod , 35-engine job in october, and take it as a winterproject . And the Land Rover`s still running sweet :-)

Great Job!!! Greetings from a Mechanic from Germany

Really good well explained and executed thanks .

Thank you for the video. Loved the series. I would also like to share another youtuber Squatch253 that does alot of tractor repairs. Very informative as well.

awesome job on the repair !!!!!

Hello !!! Nice for the perfect start!!! hope mine will start with the same maner .I have to see once or two more all the vidéos befor taking my tools !!!! But many thanks for such good informations about this MF35. Allez au travail maintenant . 😉🤗

Great job young man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👌

Nice video man. I have a 1940s- 50s Massey Harris 81 to restore. It's a four cylinder gas motor haha. But first I gotta finish the 1965 David Brown 880 Implematic that I have all painted up ready to be put back together

Good grandfather🙏

Nice Job. Cool.

i like how u said its good for another 25 years in the end :)

Thanks for sharing good jog completed

Buen trabajo es una buena máquina excelente

Congrats! Curious to see what kind of longevity you get from the repair. One thing I do know if you secure a replacement head... this repair will never fail. Just how it works from my experience.

Great job

Nice job!

Think it's wonderful you keep the old iron running. They were built for longevity, unlike todays modern tractors. Curious to know how long that Loctite fix will last though. Used a similar product (JB Weld) in the past, and it was so so on water applications, especially with a lot of vibration. There are stick welding rods specifically for cast iron which seem to be pretty good.

sounds much better nice job

Hi. What a fantastic set of videos. Doing exactly this on the 23c engine as a winter project this year to gain a bit of knowledge and skills. Seeing you doing this first hand will really help, just need to figure out what I'm doing with the timing! Thanks

well done good jobe

Sar im from malesiya really i love your dancing

At 4:02 something is flowing on the radiator, is that normal?

Very well done Steve! (or is it Steven as you are a Belgium citizen?)

Very kool! ... Lecker,

Can you give us an aproximation of how many hours you put into this project? And maybe also how much money you spent for all the parts you had to change? What do you do now with this fine machine? I hope she wont stay in a dark garage all the time :-)

Question : does overhauling this tractor (mf35) gives back its power? 35HP

are those stock rims on the front? and the tilt of the exhaust pipe..is that normal? great job..

@4:01 what is that overflowing from the radiator?

So after my starting issues, rebuilt fuel pump atleast 2 times, I am taking mine apart and inspecting and planning on doing the top end rebuild as long as the lower end is ok, I have suspected now the timing is all screwed up hence the never start.

What year is the tractor and what engine??

Awesome

The reason for the change in paint is the gold belly got a por reputation for poor starting but the mf 35 x perkins eng was a great engine so people sprayed the ferguson's gold belly red to make it easier to sell

I hope the dog doesn't lick up the anti-freeze that spilled on the floor.

Is it still working ok?

can you crank start it?

yeah baby dont you love that after the work !

would not thrust that jb weld fix for a longer time span, but its worth the thry....

that coolent you used im sure thahts the type for alu engines as has the corrosive inhibitor for alu you need the green or blue for that engine as its a cast iron

She Lives

hi Flemish, let me take you back to this video. how come the tractor does not have glow plugs but starts as if it do have. but some other diesel cars without glow plugs they just dont start

Bom trabalho. tenho um destes gostava de um dia fazer o restauro dele.

Dont use aero start or similar to start a diesel the E.S. has a much lower flash point than diesel so will pre ignite and could cause damage.Cold starting should be done with heat,a small gas torch into the intake manifold will do.Good videos.

needs a proper overflow bottle for the radiator

What country is this done in? It's a American company tractor, American products that he uses, but it's obvious he's in Europe, speaks English. Very well done video!

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You should be a teacher.

yeah let it heat up an you'll see the lockshit come away from the block sorry to say

To much blue smock

loctite works???? thats is good product

Good vid but a lot of mis information 1that.s not a mf engine it.s standard engine built by the standard motor company in England 2 it.s not a Massey fergusson it.s a gray fergusson nick named gold belly that was sprayed in mf colour. s it also is a indirect injection engine and will not start without the heater plugs working using easy start weather will ruin the big end bearings and piston. Act

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