Hey guys! I went with Colin and our good friend and ace mechanic Doug to check out a few old tractors that were looking for homes... The gentleman selling them was the same fella I bought the Pontiac and 1940 Dodge from, so we figured we'd better go have a look! Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can also get a sticker, or a coffee mug at: www.coldwarmotors.com Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars! Mailing address: 253, 22169 TWP 530 Ardrossan, Ab Canada T8E 2J1

The man with the most toys wins! Scots in the lead, Jim's a close 2nd and here comes Dean on the backstretch. And the win go to?

I like the look of that tractor. The proportions of it just look "right" to me (if that makes any sense). Hope to hear it run soon!

Now your getting into my love of early tractors! What you have is a Super W-6 Mc Cormick. built in 53 and 54. Same motor and trans as a Super M Farmall. The Cockshutt is the same tractor as the Oliver 28-44 (90). Big time power in their day. That one has about $2000. dollars worth of rubber on it. The Deere D, is a later version. That motor is 501 CID, at the time, the largest tractor in the Deere line. Electric start is an unusual accessory. most are hand start, turn the flywheel by hand. They could also have hydraulics if so ordered, the pump would be mounted between the magneto and the block.

Absolutely love these little videos you do said never know what we're going to see. Probably like most of us you enjoy anything older mechanical cars trucks farm equipment machinery just fascinating you can see everything that makes it work actually function and like a new car where it's a computer that does everything.

What a great old beast, eh? I'll look forward to the "Will it run" on this ol' girl. Like you, Scott, I love how tractors can sit there idling at about 100 rpm going 'doof....doof....doof' - there's something magical in that sound. A flathead 6 or 8 comes close, but you can't beat a tractor for the 'doof doof' factor! You might also have to do a couple of episodes of My Classic Tyre - not only with the one you want to put on, but also the tired one you are taking off!

Old bikes and old tractors is a show that appeals to CWM fans...thanks for the Canadian field trip.

Scott has about as much ability to say no and walk away as I do. LOL! Love the tractors.

Looks like a W4 McCormick Deering. Didn't look big enough to be a W6, but could be. Hard to tell on Camera.

Now that is a tractor. It will be great for hauling cars out of the woods and moving them around the yard. Tom is going to love driving that around. Great Find!

Thursday night Tractors. Nice

A hat trick, Pontiac, Dodge, International. Saved from being recycled into Prius. thank you, all stay safe

And suddenly I'm a kid again with Grandpa out at the farm. Thanks. Cheers brother 🍺

The McCormick wheelbase is the perfect size for your yard. I wouldn't think you'd want something as long as a Farmall "M" or "A" maneuvering around your collection.

That belt pully is sandwiched paper. Awesome old tractors, I'm working on an O6 international that is very similar to the one trailer. Very cool cockshutt. We have four newer cockshutt tractors. 20,30,35 and a 50 deluxe diesel. Great show 👍

Aw, that's great seeing the old tractors. I grew up with a '49 Farmall H and now have a '59 Massey MF50. The 50 starts in bitter cold, no problem. Love this stuff!

Whaaaaat, a live cast? Alright!

I love tractors, can't wait to hear it run.

I have a 56 Scoopmobile 3 wheel loader but I would buy a Cockshutt just because of the name!

I can't wait for the "Will it run" on that one.

Another splendid CWM educational interlude. I know nothing about these machines and have only seen them at a distance, They're amazing in their functionality; built not for show or certainly, any comfort but simply to get the job done. I'm glad Tom granted his approval of a non-Deere acquisition.

Just got home and Yes Cold War Motors and Tractors we have my Grandpa's 1942 9n still runs great love ya Frankers

Yep I'd pick that 1 too! Good choice 👌

Another, "Just Going for a Look", episode and returning home with a full load. That's the perils of bringing an empty trailer. As long as it gets Tom's approval, it's all good.

I'm glad Tom liked it

Congrats on the latest addition to the fleet. Maybe we will see a new feature - "My Classic Tractor Tire". You must be relieved that Tom approves.

will fur sure beat pulling those old cars around with a lawn mower or golf cart! :)

Thanks for the cool tractors and the live feed. Always good to chat with the host. Thanks again for giving us a little escape from the world. See you Saturday. Cheers from Ohio

Me and my 48 Ford 8N would like to welcome you to the exciting world of old tractor ownership.

This week on Cold War Tractors…. smile.

Wow Scott! CWM video during the week? Bonus lol ! Thank you lots !

I'm really looking forward to you getting that tractor running and giving it a good tidy

Nice tractor! It should make a good yard tug for shuffling your fleet around the lot. The Enduro is amazingly complete for it's vintage. Thanks again for the Thursday quick post and as always I'm looking forward to the Saturday post!

Nice old tractor. Replace that new-looking green thing! And maybe the bike won't even require a tank coating. It's possible ... Yes! See you Saturday! Thanks! 😎

Thanks guys - these wee extra uploads are a special treat. Guessed which tractor was going on the trailer as soon as it appeared 😁😁😁

Tom approves, so it’s fine with me 👍. I say it every time but, enjoying the midweek episodes. Thanks Scott

Dude Scott......... Another Awesome video!! Wow 😳😳 those tractors are dinosaurs, that's sooo cool.... When your brother in-law is a local farmer, we get to see a lot of different cool things, right along with you. Awesomeness!! Cheers Y'all from Bandera Tx!!

Agriculture division of Coldwarmotors, excellent!

That bike sure looks like a JT-1 Mini Enduro. I bought one new from a local Yamaha dealer in 1971. I rode the crap out of it for 3 years and sold it to my cousin who also rode the crap out of it until the engine seized because he forgot to refill the auto-lube tank. It was a great little bike!

Good eye getting the W6 International, we ran wd6 diesel version of your tractor they're great machines, everybody loves those damn two cylinder John Deere but we had two style John Deere d tractors, they were one miserable thing to drive LOL, thanks for posting I enjoyed that brought back a lot of memories some good, some bad LOL

That key-fob Yamaha is a treat. They are the rare rest of economically and wisely better times when that stuff was everywhere to have a little fun in Your past-time, at the cabin, in the yacht club, at the second home You kept for family gatherings on weekends ...

Carter’s fender shop could beat those fenders back into shape in one 10 min video

That tractor has the coolest wheels I’ve ever seen!

Man you are so lucky Canada is a big country. Room for all your toys :). G'day from Aus :)

That’s awesome Scott Can’t wait to see you get that running Very KOOL

Love the way you hang off the back is the seat position. Great stuff !

"I like these guys. They buy ALL of my old crap."

Can't wait to see the tractor 🚜 running!

Love the patina on the McCormick ! Nice tractor for sure Scott !

Had a '71 Yamaha 125 MX. Use to race indoor flat track, good memories.

That's one hell of a nice score Scott...cool. that baby will serve you well.

Better be careful if you buy the Cockshutt! I can’t imagine anything worse than what a zipper is capable of....*edit* Great content as usual!

the tractor has a great shape to it, and fits right in at the yard, such lovely lines everywhere,,thanks for all your time editing to make these shows. Brightens my week every time

Yup upon another one I didn't watch I watched it now Okay, thank you for the video. I'll be ready for Saturdays.

Hay Scott, now you can have my classic tracktor tire. Love them old tracktors

Cool tractors , and a nice little bike . Those bikes were called the "DT 100" in Europe . Tough little machines too .

Nice Super W-6 . Some one got tired of bottoming out the old pipe bracket seat and went with a M design seat frame work .

If I had the money I would have bought all 3 but if I could only buy 1 it would be the JD. It is the easiest for me to get on and it is the most valuable one. We have some in the tractor club and they have lots of torque down low plus the guys step off while it's plowing to adjust the plow then hop back on. You bought the best tractor for what you want to do but it is harder to get on and the steering wheel is too close to the seat and there isn't enough adjustment to accommodate my large size. That tractor will be a great running tractor and there are plenty of parts for it. Once sorted out I think you'll love it!

I always want to restore an old tractor , John Deere would be awesome!

Another great short clip from the best channel on KZfaq.

Just when you don't think the CWM content can get any cooler you up and buy a Farmall,IH products were a big part of my growing up years, starting with my uncle who owned a combination repair garage/IH dealership,my dad's '68 1100 pickup that he ordered new, the basket case Farmall Cub tractor that Dad bought from a friend for $170 in '68 and rebuilt/updated (which I teased him about as kids will do) then a Cadet 60 riding mower that I rode to death as a teenager, even a International deep freezer and my later years with a pair of International pickups so yes I love your latest acquisition 😎

I would love to get a 1935 to 38 John Deere Model D tractor they look so cool and love how the seat is at the back of the tractor. The first time I saw one I fell in love with the spoke wheels and all

Mccormack....nice patina..pure prairie ... Sweet addition....congrats....

ja, purrdy tractors! I remember John Deers out in the fields putputput! I remember the neighbor starting it by spinning the fly wheel, I think that's what it was.

I like that W-6, too!

Well, you've got a few months to get her kitted-out with a plough Scott. Should save Tom a job this winter, now you're all tractored-up.👍😁

Good looking tractor. Scott Thanks for the midweek peek! Getting ready for the next episode of CWM;. All the best !

Very good choice for the yard. a little tlc and she will be purring along happily. I have 3 old tractors myself. a 41 farmall H. a 1958 ford 850 and a ford 8n with davis loader and backhoe. Can't wait to hear your old girl up and running. That little crank would have been for radiator shutters.

Can't wait to see the tractor project get started on....

Field trip-The motorcycle is a sweet find and what a fantastic old workhorse of a tractor! I like it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I missed most of the premiere, so I watched the whole thing from the beginning, and my notification from KZfaq still hasn't gone off. I'm still subscribed, and the notification is still on. Don't know what's going on. It looks like you got a good tractor, with a few attachments you will be set.

Excellent! See you Saturday.

Every man needs half a dozen old tractors 👍🏼take it easy mate 👍🏼😎🇳🇿🍺

That welded steering rod might have been a farmer modification too to make it easier steering. I've heard they were quite heavy steering and by lengthening that steering arm it gave a little more leverage.

Kudos on the purchase of your McCormick-Deering W6! Get 'er running good and there's not much she can't drag around the yard! As a Farmall fan I definitely would like to see it have at least a level 1 tidy-up and new fluids put into her... Hope to see her running on Saturday! BTW, DEFINITELY get a new seat spring or she'll dump you off the back and in front of whatever she's pulling!

Very nice tractor, I collect a few myself,

Congratulations Scott!

Looks like "classic tractor tire" in the future! My 1940 9N is the poster child for farmer repair!

Cool tractor score! Cheers.

Treasure ! thats a beauty right there

Nice can’t wait to see your new tractor running..😀

A nice tractor show enjoyed 😉 👌

Great educational video, enjoyed learning the difference between McCormick-Deering W6 and what I thought was my Grandpas Farmall M Those IH guys are sneaky.

A sporty looking tractor 🚜 there Scott

Graet purchase. If it ain't red leave it in the shed. 👍👍👍👍👍

I needed this after today. People were absolutely FUUUUCKED today haha. Have a wicked day scott

I love the McCormick. My Grandpa had one on the farm. It was named "Corky". It was used for many years. The steering was so worn that it was almost dangerous to drive in high gear. I have video from the 2000's of it being used to pull down my Grandpa's barn he built in the early 40's.

You picked a winner!!! That ground hog will yank any car in the fleet around the yard with ease. So much goodness there - including that Yamaha sprite. Enjoyable - see ya Saturday!

...Scott...you'll have that field of corn in no time!......

Cockshutt I think are also Oliver tractors . We had one on the farm , I have tried to buy a Cockshutt 4 wd with a Waukashaw diesel , a farmer I know has one parked for years. He always says not yet , I keep after him

Nice find! I bought an early VAC Case and an 1850 Diesel Oliver last year 😊

My tractor Holy Grail (after a Foden Steamer of course) is a Lanz Bulldog.

Nice old McCormick W6! I've got a W9, a WD9 (diesel), and a Super WDR9 (diesel rice field special). Also have the Farmall A, Super M, and Super H. So, be careful, these things seem to breed overnight...

Deffo the most stylish choice. A Raymond Loewy design classic! I reckon the next logical step is a streamliner steam loco...

I have driven every tractor in that yard . I miss the farm life . Love feeling the tractor at work , especially the 2 cylinders of power . Lol . The sound of a 2 cylinder is unmistakable to any other . That was a great time and thank you . Cheers

Now you're buying tractors!?!?! You're outta control, and I love it!!! What a great episode! 😂

Congrats on a great find. I grew up around these machines and will never forget the sounds and smells of my youth.

tractors are a lot of fun, easy to work on generally and lots of parts available . i helped work on several, Massey, Case, IH and Allis. metal metal metal

Love those old tractors.. Wish I'd paid more attention to my great grandpa's tractors. My cousin had a few of his old ones. Fixed up and running.. Old 40 Case he was running last Sunday at the family reunion. Great video Scott!! Always appreciate the mid-week up date!! Peace my friend

Awesome old tractors. 😀👍