You might need to fix the fan spindle before it takes out your radiator?

My father passed away 5 years ago at 94. He spotted an old model T in a field and kept asking about it until the guy sold it to him. Load it up and back to the farm. In the Grand Lake Area of Oklahoma word got out Dad was looking for parts, here they came. Being a machinist, welder, fabricator, it was going to run again. My brother had a fit when he welded up the holes on the Chevrolet wheels and re-drilled them to fit the Ford. Dad tried to explain the same factory made both wheels,, according to my brother he ruined it. Of course when he put electric starter and a distributor that finished it off. Dad had a lot of fun with it and that was all that was important. There is a car museum in Senica, Missouri. I stopped one day with Dad and admired the cars. Dad walked down the line of cars and told what parts he had "made" for each and everyone of them! Some times you just have to get it running again. Enjoy your videos. Retired GM mechanic.

The fact that just a few acres away farm was the first YT farm channel that I started watching when I got my first phone at that time I was like 7 and now I'm 10 so I have been watching just a few acres away farm for a long time now :)

Way to go Pete. 100 bales by September. A real working farmer.

Thanks for another great day with u Pete enjoy everything with you!!!!!

Not a farmer, never even ridden on a tractor. I just like watching how your common sense approach to problem solving, coupled with your decades of Farmall knowledge, equals great craftsmanship. Always enjoyable Pete.

I really enjoy your demeanor and calm when you work on old uncooperative machinery. I always go through my entire arsenal of cuss words just to get one frozen bolt off.

What I like about you and your videos. You restore your tractors and equipment then make them happy by putting them back to work instead of letting them only be looked at. They were built to work and that’s what they love to do. I grew up on a on a 1947 Farmall Cub and a believe it was a 1958 Farmall H. The H was one year younger than me. Best days of my life.

What a happy video. I love your whole concept but I started to watch as you restored equiptment and would love to see another one added.

Pete, It thrills me that you restore for actual use vs. just display. I also respect your realism in selecting when and which to restore based on your other many priorities, like; farming needs, family, and your own enjoyment.

Hey Pete, another go rear video!:) On the street I live on I know of three classic cars that sit in their respective garages until the rare trip to a car show. I've been restoring old jeeps and trucks since I retired 12 yrs ago. Everyone was built to be driven. Single wire alternators, single wire HEI distributors and if I could afford it, TB fuel injection. The fun is in driving them!!:) Thanks again:)

What got me started watching your channel was the restoration of the MD and what keeps me coming back is watching you and your interaction with the animals on the farm. Watching yours and other agriculture channels on KZfaq has given me a chance to see what it takes to get food onto my table.

I Vote for a full restoration !!! Love your farm videos !!! Pete is in the running for being the 'Jay Leno' of farm tractors - PETE'S GARAGE !!!

When you said you couldn't see a thing putting on the battery box cover, I giggled. My husband calls that rebuilding by braille!! Love your videos and sage advise on life!! Take special care!!!

Really enjoyed your videos on the tractors and y'all just working around the farm. It goes to show folks that a framer has to wear many hats to keep the farm going. You can't just take the tractors to the mechanic shop to get it fixed. Keep up the good work and y'all be careful and stay safe.

I like seeing old tractors and cars being restored itd like looking back in history.

If your thinking about doing another one. I think it be fun to see you restoring this old girl . Old tractors are some of the best. New ones are awesome! But there not the same and everyone has them . Well a lot of people do . Thanks for your videos

Thanks Pete, great “how I do stuff” video as always. Have a great weekend

Ain't that the story, every time you go to put a simple bracket on for the alternator, you have to take the entire tractor apart to get the bracket to drill a hole in for the alternator to adjust out. I appreciate those old tractors now more than I did when I was a young man, the simplicity of them and the low cost on maintaining them is at the top of my list. I also agree with you, first thing for me is for it to work, my 1963 Massey Ferguson 65 is a work in process for me. I will get it running first then the cosmetics can come along later as needed. Nice video, I enjoyed it, thanks for sharing and I hope you have a great week and weekend too.

Man that tractor starts right now! Worthy of a Pete restoration

It’s always amazing the one bolt you need to remove means you have to remove half dozen other components to get to it lm sure the manufacturers do it just to frustrate the mechanics 😁Thanks Pete and Hilary for great informative down earth common sense videos about your farm life Great to see how you farm from the UK

Love watching you and your dad work on your tractors and equipment

Nice/tidy upgrade for that little workhorse. Kudos to dad for a fine bracket too.

You are so uplifting to watch. I didn't quite understand these 2 episodes - but my husband LOVED IT!! I just feel so good watching your videos, doesn't really matter if I "get it" or not!! LOL

That tractor sounds great I’ll bet it has many years of reliable service worth restoring for sure. Another fine video thank you

Pete, I enjoy these tractor videos-well, all your videos-so much! One of your greatest gifts is patience! You let so much roll off your back and you have encyclopedic mechanical and electrical knowledge-what a gift growing up around your Dad! Anyway, thank you again for making the time to do all the things involved with being a KZfaqr. You are absolutely one of the best vlogers, period! Enjoy your Labor Day!

I always loved how the Farmalls always fire right up.

I hope you never quit rambling on because that is a big part of what I enjoy about your videos. I get the feeling of you being you. And between the information and your sense of humor, I'm sure to enjoy your videos. I'm like you, I fix my tractors to make them reliable. I switched my 42 b over to 12 volt as well. Keep informing and ramble on.

I love these videos. I am as far from mechanically inclined as it is possible to be but i love learning about the mechanics and watching you work on your tractors. Please keep making these videos

I also would absolutely love to see that beautiful, old, tractor restored! That would be fantastic! Great job with the alternator.

I enjoy watching repairs to tractors, cars etc. I don't no what is going on half of the time but it's what I like. My dad was a mechanic so maybe some of rubbed off on me . Lol. See you next time.

If you were interested in appeasing the snobules, you could use one of those 12V alternators that’s disguised as an old generator.

Would love to see a restoration project for the super-c! Dream of running a small farm using a tractor like this to get up and going and would love to have your knowledge to reference.

Pete, hope you decide to restore this tractor. Always enjoy your tractor restoration videos.

No worries Pete....you do you....nothing else matters. And we like it that way.

I've done a couple of these conversations and I've been quite satisfied with the results. Quicker starts means less stress on the starter. And the lights are better with the 12v bulbs installed. I used a standard 60 amp Delcotron with internal regulation. Easy hookup but the one wire thing makes it a breeze. This modification will make this little tractor much more useful.

I prefer restored "usable" to a restored museum piece any day. I just finished converting a Allis Chalmers G to 12 volts. I plan to use it working in my garden.

Pete, love the Farmall videos. Please keep making them. Thank you.

I love your tractor videos. We are just beginning the process of working on our old Farmall and your tips and instructions are great. Thanks for what you do Pete!

Love your videos. This one takes me back to my childhood. My dad and uncle were farmers but needed day jobs too. My uncle was a carpenter and was home during the day lots of times and had Internationals and would have me with him working on the farm. Starting, and Seeing the amp meter of the tractor takes me back to the early 1960s starting my uncle’s tractor and the many fond memories of that time. Of course, it was still a 6v system back then.

Oh Boy! That would be ok with me. I loved the last one. They look so good when they get your attention!

Hey Pete, love to see some winter videos of the C getting a little love. Nice work as always!

I would love to see you restore this Super C. It's a great little utilitarian tractor and would look great beside the H and MD.

Your such an inspiration. What a great running girl. Thanks for your time! The restoration has started!

Fabrication! That’s what I love the most about farming 😀. I love this channel! Please Please keep make content 🙏🏻

I really enjoy these videos there very calming and relaxing and being mechanically inclined and having knowledge on engines its not hard to understand what's going on

My two kids (8 and 6) have started yelling “Uncle Pete, Uncle Pete” when they hear your voice!

Love that Super C with the wide front axle...and the "McCormick-Deering" carry all too! I see many days of work ahead for the old tractor and yes, I'd like to see it restored. Thanks for sharing Mr. Pete!

It is definitely a restorer. My dad and I own three c’s and one super c. I’m actually restoring one right now that is a plain c and adding a fast hitch to it.

Great job Pete, can't wait for the restoration 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Another great video. I like your clarification that there are different types of restorations. It is so true. Different people want different things out of a restoration. I think it is great that you just use all your tractors for everyday use.

Reliability is paramount. Good job!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

My Grandfather has a 1939 ford 9n and the tractor is original other than the tires and a few small things. It was left to my dad when my grandfather died 13 years ago but it has been sitting for 15 years. Me and my father hope to dig it out of the ‘boat house’ a barn in the woods and restore the tractor. My uncle who is older than my father always talks about how they always had problems with the generator and the battery would be dead almost every time they went to start it after working the tractor for the day. My uncle says we must change it over to a alternator or we might as well not even bother doing the tractor over. Great video as normal Pete. 👍

That tractor runs as good as your favorite clock.

I wouldn't be a purist either if I were to rebuild a tractor, or car for that matter, but I do like the bright paint. IH has a pretty red (if you are so inclined!). Would like to see a refurbish of the C.

Good idea on the GM alternator. I've sold alot of those for tractors in need of conversion. I spent 18 years at O'Reillys.

Go Gators!!!! Liked your shirt!! Look forward to a possible restoration of this tractor!

Wow Pete. The tractor starts great! I have a 1930 Ford Model A with 6 volt positive ground. For my use, it is fine like that. A lot of people change to 12 volt. The one thing for you is that every modification is just a bolt on and easily put back as original in some future life. Cheers, Chuck in Florida.

I enjoy all your videos. I learn a lot watching your tractor repair/restoration videos. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work.

Hay. I have watched alot of tractor restore/repair videos and your videos are my favorites. Thank you. I personally would enjoy seeing the super C restored but what ever you choose to do I will continue to enjoy your channel 👍

Sweet tractor!! Would love to see that baby restored!! It may be a lot of work but the returns you just can’t beat

For a 71 year old tractor, it sounds wonderful.

Pete, keep working on your old tractors the way you want to do it Your videos remind me of my childhood on Grampa's farm! Lots of great memories. I wish I had the ability and the room to find an old tractor and restore it like you have done.

Looks good. Nothing wrong with making a tractor more useful or reliable. I got rid of the goofy split 24 volt system on a 4020 and went to 12 volt negative ground with alternator. Cheated and got a wiring harness from brillmans. Been so much more useful and more reliable.

I enjoy and appreciate your videos. I also like the way you think and rationalize things. You keep me interested and waiting for each new video you publish. Thank you.

Your dad made an awesome looking bracket! Looks just like what International would have made 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

You can keep making the tractor videos anytime . I love them .

Excellent project that contributes to you efficiency and effectiveness. Enjoyed the video.

Hey Pete good to see you today I used to love to drive the Super C and the Farmall 200 I drove both those tractors a lot those two tractors I'm talking about belong to my uncle and my grandfather though I would love to see that tractor restored by you but more than that I just love to sit up there and drive it God bless you and Miss Hillary and your family amen

I think the super C would make a great restoration video !! And compliment your other tractors as well . I love your attention to detail!! Big fan!

Would love to see more video on that tractor getting fixed up. It's a neat little tractor that looks super handy to have. I like how you use it in place of a farm truck or a SxS.

Agreed 100% on everything you touched on. I still have one H a 42 that has a 12 volt generators on it. I bought it that way 20 some years ago and like all the other tractors, when that electrical system starts acting up, it will be a single wired altonator for it too. Thanks for sharing and that tractor would look great in a new uniform.

I like watching your show you're patience old man and funny...

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 69 yr old grandma in Texas, USA. 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚‍♂ 🐈 🧚 🍀 💐

Pete, love seeing you doing hands on changes to up grade your equipment. Sure hope you video the maintenance work to the Super C, too.

Thanks for sharing this Pete! Looks so easy that even I could do it.

Really enjoyed your video it took me back to my days as an apprentice metal fabricator in the late 70`s always knocking the skin off a knuckle or two. A very enjoyable 10 mins, thank you.

I’d love to see the super c get a facelift. It’s a sweet little tractor. Either way, I respect your decision.

Hey Pete, good to see jean shorts coming back:) Love what you are doing, keep it up! from Darwin Australia.

I really like the GM- 1 wire alternators for my tractors. Unfortunatly They have one key flaw with them, dusty conditions kill them quickly. I have gone through a few because the dust got into them and caused damage.

Pete the Farmall Super C is a beautiful old Tractor and I believe it will look much much better when and you are able to get to work on the finished restoration 👌 enjoyed this part two episode.✌️

For a minute I tought you were going start a new restoration Video. Hahaha thank you for this Video Pete

Hello from Cork Ireland again. Great to have your skill.

that is one easy tractor to start, thank you Pete.

Great Video Pete. You are getting closer to getting her done.

Great video Pete. Love the old tractors.

I hope you do restore it Pete. I love your restorations as they are very practical and sensible, probably like I would do one.

Yes sir Mr. Pete, You outdid yourself on the belt alignment, it looks better than factory. May you and your lovely wife have a great day sir.

Very nice! I have a Farmall 100 I'm preparing to do this same conversion to! I was told by some old mechanics that as long as it started good on 6 volt and was charging not to mess with it but when it started giving trouble to switch it to 12 volt! And I agree with your comment from the first video about the parts not being as good as the originals! I think the one's now are for loading and unloading for a show, not for using all day in the field! I have a 100, M and a 274 diesel and this has been my experience as well! Thank you for making this and pointing this out!

I love yo see you working on these tractors. Would be nice to see you restoring this tractor. May be your next winter project. Good luck mate. Keep it up.

You have a go from me to do a restoration on that tractor at your convenience of course! I'll certainly watch. Nice alternator bracket too!

Labor of Love... Plus very educational video on "How To" convert from 6 volt to 12 volt system. I always wondered how folks did that on the older models...

My great grandfather had a super c. I plan on getting one someday. I would love to see you restore this tractor.

Listen. I pretty much watch all of the KZfaq farmers' content. This channel is quickly becoming my favorite.

Thanks Pete! What a pleasure as always!!

Love these videos. Great job Pete.

Nice job! Love your manufacturing of new brackets. Have a super day!!

Nice work Pete its great that you leave things for viewers to comment on like you didnt go through the door. That tractor runs great by the sound on the video. Have a great day. See you then

Great job wearing the official outfit of the UF gators!

You would make a good colonist on Mars. We will need people who can fix things, improvise, and over come.