Nice!! that tractor has a mind of its own! watching you workin so hard to start that thing i think I lost a pound just watching! All those strange levers and sticks for controls, badass!

Its always the old beat up machines that sound the best

C'est le top des tops comme moteur, quel ravissement d'entendre ce son saccadé un pur délice merci

I LOVE JOHN DEERE END OF STORY

That is music to my ears, thanks for sharing

It is amazing how people who have never started a A give you tips. That is VERY fast start for a in the weeds tractor.

Good deal , At least you know you work has helped and its a runner now , soon to be a mover ! at least as far as the shop .

Man, I've cranked on our model D until I couldn't hardly lift my arms. She sound good when she fires off!

oh dude Id love to see a video of that H I havent seen one in years

when I was a kid in SD our neighbor used to hire me & my brothers to help with harvest, Threshing & haymaking. He had a '36 A with a Du-all loader on it. That thing had priming cups on the de-compressor taps. I don't know if that was a JD option or after-market or what but it sure made cold starting a damn sight easier. Just fill the cup with gas, open the taps, roll 'er over a couple times & it started right up.

Wait till spring. Water has gathered in the oil in all areas. After you get it out of there, change all the oil in trans, engine and air filter. That single wheel front makes the tractor more rare. Make sure you have oil pressure on start up.

Cant wait to see it drive, ive hand started those model b's took us about half hour it was a pain in the ass

i would have not stoped till the deere was moved.....nice tractor

Hope to see more of this tractor this year!!!!!

Excellent video....according to your serial number it is a 1935 AN. A single front wheel unstyled AN is very rare. I hope it gets an inside home before it snows.

well Ill keep you posted as I get work done... still trying to find tires

sweetness Im hoping I can have this one going good enough in time for the 4th of july parade in Lambert

Nice work. Fun hearing it run!

I love these old tractors

it's alive and sounds so sweet ...

Pretty cool old tractor there Wayne!; now all ya gotta do is possibly put some new wheels on it(IF u can find ones that will fit) and get it out of that mucky ground its in now and hopefully it will still run then as well. :)

i love all ur cold start vids

Got to love them old jhon popies!!!

Very Good My frend. Del Estado de México.....Saludos.

that beauty is an 87 eddie bauer picked it up for $300 runs great but with 180000 miles on the ticker its a little tired but ive got another motor a built 302 in the shop thats waiting to go in check out my other videos cause Ive got one up with a cold start and story of it

IT'S 1/17/2011 that's still a beautiful old work horse. I wish you were still vlogging regularly.

Sounds darn good after standing so long! I have to say.......you sure are a good natured fella........ ;)

Again. Electric Start. Best. Idea. Ever.

yup I use the seafoam quite a bit when storing a vehicle

Dad had a 40 A. It was the second tractor he had. He had had a 37 AC WC that he used to run over my older brother. The 40 A I remember would have an explosion like a 20 ga shotgun when it first started. He got rid of it for a 48 H Farmall. It was all painted up and decaled like a new one. This was around 55. Then he got a 1 row Wood Bros corn picker and we thought we, bro and me were in hog heaven. Course we still had to pick out the ends and 2 or 3 places in the middles, taking 3 or 4 rows each place. Dad got tired of that after one year and bought a #24 IHC 2 row mounted picker. Now there was an end to picking out the rows, BUT we couldnt pull the wagon inside the shed that leaned over the entrance to the corn crib, so he bought a 37 A JD. I started it for the first time by myself when I was 12. He got rid of both the H and the A for a 49 A and a 50 B. around 63. then he bought my uncles 41 M Farmall when he died in 65, and thats what we had when I left home in 68

Good video. I grew up hand cranking either our A or our B since the B - a more modern piece of equipment - hand a none working electric start that my dad refused to fix since he had able bodied sons to start the equipment. Who needed electric starters? Almost be worth the hand cranking to hear that engine though - nothing like it.

havent worked on it since that video Ive been busy getting spring field work and yard work done should have something up pretty soon

amen to that dude... someday I swear Im gonna find that guy and buy him a beer

we have 1943 or1944 A john deere,it was out just this summer 100th annerversy fair parade,pulled at the fair, it s back in the barn

awesome, heh, all these years you've told me it ran when you parked it there but i never seen it run. now i have, it'll be real awesome when you get to do some real work on it and get it driving!

yup that was kinda the plan only I have to pull it forward because of where its parked... Ill keep you posted on the progress as i find time to work on it

it does indeed in fact I have a video up featuring it I should take it for a short drive but the transfer case is making a hell of a noise... ill get some videos up of it when I get some work done later

yeah for sure they are great and theyll run forever if you take care of them

Stay with it , don't walk away, chock it lightly when it is about to stall!! Cranked many of JD's

@Iowahand Ha! Sounds just like my Grandpa. His 41 A had a non working starter. What did he do? Removed it. My cousin has his work cut out for him trying to find all the pieces again. Makes me happy I got the 41 B without electric start!

oh i wont be selling this one... if anything I might be looking for another one lol

well Im afraid its not that easy... one of the wheel brakes is seized so its stuck there for the moment... and if I just drop the clutch it kills it

Keep it up I want to see it movin lol .

A trick we use to start old diesel engines is to fill the rad with hot water but I dont know if it would work with a gas engine

Cool Video! Thanks!!

ha ha yeah even I got a huge hoot out of it... and Ive heard it before

yeah if I hadnt run it before I wouldnt know what the hell to do to get it to move

Im working on it

yeah not too bad Ive still got some work to do but Ill keep you all posted

glad you liked it

if the tractor is difficult to start and you gettired of cranking it over by hand,ask one of your friends if they have a tractor with a belt pully and belt to help you start it up.

Once they start and die they are even harder to start. Of course by watching this, I can tell you already know that! I hear ya about the smoking thing, they'll make ya gasp if they don't feel like starting!

@supergrant15 it's a spin start meaning you spin a large metal wheel that terns over the motor basically it's like taking the cord off a pull start and just spinning the wheel.

we tried doing it with an electric motor and a belt the last time we got it running but never had much luck

i hope you will get it free and take it for a spin love old tractor :) we like

i got 5 tractors in the parade ,720 diesel,A,U minnie,WD allis, and the AVERY,got a H john deere too, but didn't get it running,and a farmall regular,maybe somedayi get it running

thats a nice lookin old tractor could be fixed up real nice

the Bs and As were very similar this one may not look like most model As you see because it has the single wheel and is an unstyled (no radiator shroud)

yeah theyre not as easy to crank as a guy would think kinda tires you out... when we had ours running the last time you could usually have it running in about 3-5 pulls but I guess sitting for 12 years will take its toll

oh yeah dave rock kicks ass... we like it lol

absolutely 100% positive

hey man looks like hard work haha! maybe you should try pulling it ya know to get things moving in there

Nice

Clutch won’t spin mine does the same thing yours did gotta take clutch apart or be a little rough with it

oh yeah and run it at half choke till it warms up a little, them things tend to run better half choke when cold.

Jeeze, watch your fingers bud!

thats a rare bird with the single front tire

can you start the blue bus please? Plus, love your videos

well no rush work first of course.

@JRCollinsfan good point

What size is the front tire? I'm getting my g going but I have no front tire t9 go off of.

well you should talk to Buckshotcat he runs some old ford tractors that seem to run pretty good and might be willing to part with one... other than that i dont know the smaller tractors are kinda hard to find for that kind of money... at least in my experience

havent gotten back to that yet, but I plan to do an update on both soon I get alot of questions about them

No better sound than that of a 2 cyl Deere running or under load.

yup

that things like my old sportster

Next time you should get a good friend to help you pull start it with another tractor save your back!!

Not a dum question but did you put air in the tires

Hi my name is Tyler love ur vids do u have any tips for me becas I am starting a haying business in texas thank u?

I would think it would get out if you let it warm up for a couple minutes

you engine run good

So, what are the airhoses that you keep opening and closing?

awsome! i hope you have more success in getting it mobile again! it should make a pretty nice toy! did you ever get the grader unstuck?

Hope you find the time to get it into the shop sometime, Do you use a fuel stabilizer on your equipment ? The stuff really works to keep the fuel going to varnish to quickly .

ha ha a TIRED mad bull... "hey guys leave me alone Im SLEEPY"

electric start

I can also sympathize with the guy whose Dad refused to fix his statrer--we had DC & SC Cases and when the batteries wore out we just hand cranked them...

it is by serial number either a 1935 or 1936 and someone told me it could even be a 1934... the motor however has never been opened up... like ChuckE2009 has said before though these things will run forever, for shits sake theyve got a 975 rpm redline so theyre barely even turning at wot

@TheTractorguy140 What are they for?

It's a shot in the dark, but maybe if you'd fix the exhaust pipe the tractor wouldn't suck up all the CO2 instead of the O2?

@79fordblake Its all prefrence I just grew up on farmalls so thats what Im used to

Nice tractor man! What year was this thing?

i found this one on ebay it would not be bad i dont think if it was not 1500 miles away

Hi wayne just wondering. Have you had a chance to try and move this tractor again and any luck with the allis chalmers

Need to get a big drill motor with a toilet plunger chucked in it (with a vent hole drilled in it so it doesn't stick on), and try that on the flywheel. Bet it would make starting a breeze.

What you have to do is pull start. Get chains and a stronger Deere and have 2 people. Get one guy to start the bigger Deere driving and you sit on the A. When he gets going disengage the clutch and put in THE HIGHEST gear then let out the clutch. When it starts disconnect and have fun

pull start?????

is the model A going to come back by popular demand for 2010?

U shoulda let her warm up real good,she probably would have walked right out.

thanks ill check it out thats his youtube name ?