Always fun to hang out with old Steve fixing random engines, tractors, and what ever he's got around the place. I have a great respect for people who can seem to fix anything, especially engines. And I love it when something gets the "chooch" or the "Ole Gundy"

The market for these old John Deere tractors is only going up. Well-made, with no software blocks & updates. Nice when your hobby is a great investment. Steve teaching us how it is done!

Next week, Mustie1 will be posting a boiler changeout video 😂

Really enjoying the tractor repair videos, I know how to change burner nozzles and tank filters in my sleep now after watching all your videos over the past couple of years , nice to watch you do other stuff also , you have plenty of projects to keep us watching for years at your place Cheers and regards Davy 🇹🇭

Hey Steve, Your doing the stuff I enjoy doing at home. I call it tinkering with my toys. Snowmobile, lawn tractor, chain saw. The list goes on. I think it’s great you being able to use your Heating and Plumbing skills when your out working on them John Deer. Best tractor in my opinion. What a surprise the tractor runs! And sounds good. No smoke. Thanks for bringing us along.

The starter fluid goes in the starter 😂

Very cool! I started getting into watching small engine repairs on KZfaq and this video was satisfying seeing it turn over. Nice troubleshooting!

She's a runner mama. Glad to see you get it going Steve. Great video, can't wait to see more tractor wrenching. Thanks Steve.

Glad to see big John up and running I have a 88 240 I restored about five years ago runs like a top

Hey think it just needs a capacitor and oil filter change! And new batteries for the thermostat! And possibly a new blower motor!

These tractor vids are fun ... We shall await for more ... Thx ...

When Steve asks "will it run" you know he's working his magic

I like the JD 318 got one.....love the videos

Great videos , very enjoyable and informative. And your a great plumber too! Stay safe.

I had one of those 318's It wouldn't charge because the key switch was bad. You got a new switch, but those terminals on the wires could be rusty and crusty. I'd make sure those were good. I'm jealous of your loaders. Great find!

Steve I enjoy all the videos that you post keep them coming.

Great job Steve.

15:55 Those Indak switches were used in everything... Craftsman lawn tractor I got when I was 12 had one, key was vertical by the fender shiftier. If left out water would get in it.

Nice job Steve! Love the John Deere series.

Nothing you can't fix! Well done

Steve,you are amazing 👏

I enjoy watching you whatever you’re fixing. Only problem when you work on your tractors, no helicopters. 😂

Loves these new videos Steve.

Fantastic stuff!! ❤️🤘

Sounds and looks like a beautiful day up there,you need to get one ready for the Christmas parade,Merry Christmas to you my friend. Maybe a new work truck under your Christmas tree this year!

Steve you are a man of many skills

Your grass is still green. Is that normal for December? Really enjoy the lawnmower videos

I didn't know you were a mechanic...good work if you can get it

That's the same switch that most riding lawn owners have. They all take that same key. You can also use a straight screwdriver if You loose Your key.

Love your tractor videos

My Dad has a 9 N Ford Ferguson Tractor that is rough on ignition switches. They never last very long. It is the same age as My Dad. Somebody put what they call a Shermon Step on it, so it has a High and low range and 3 forward regular gears and a reverse. It was built when they had leaded gasoline and the carburetor usually wants to run over and flood the engine because unleaded gas doesn't work good in it.

I love the John Deere videos Like you I think it’s very interesting

Great video!

I think some Case Brand Tractors have that kind of ignition switch too.

It was cloudy here near Asheboro North Carolina today and I think it is supposed to rain tonight.

steves on the tractors again mama!!!! spark testers make life alot easier. no pulling the plug. thanks steve.

“We’re going in hot!”

I think the condensor on the coil is just to keep it from interfering with old Tube type TV sets. Also old A.M. radios.

yeah, if that you goal everyone happy. you make heavy dime, and employ your hobby, and owner gets a good machine. And us seat polishers enjoyed ourselves! 🤩

putting the bucket in the back works awesome digs down pretty far

Steve John Deere good equipment

Steve, have you made a video of your entire yard equipment collection?? I've gotten to the point where I don't want too many duplicates of things. For example, two snow plow vehicles is enough for me to maintain.

good job steven

Good back yard shade tree mechanic 😂😂😂

Steve's a regular Deere whisperer 😁

It wasn't charging! Did you leave us with a cliffhanger?

My Dad doesn't like Champion Brand Spark Plugs. They usually don't last very long.

Hello Steve!

Hello Steve.

I was wondering what you wanted for on of them loaders?

Miss Molly is probably getting lazy and won't want to go back to work.

23:20 Looks like there is a fuel leak under the fuelfilter.....?

isn't there a safety switch under the seat most tractors wont start unles there is some weight in the seat closing the safety switch???

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Enjoy your videos. Get kicked out of ‘blue glove club’? Based on your examples, I go thru a lot. I quit having hand problems. They work great outside and in the kitchen.

Yes Mustie1, it will run.

Yeah, loaders for Deere tractors are bringing stupid money. I’m going to build my own for my 425. Be careful about where you connect power to the coil on an Onan engine. You can burn up the ignition pickup module under the flywheel. Those are expen$ive!

Vroom... 🙂

You need to replace the points and condenser

Gee, I wonder what's from New England?🤣🤣

Cool. Take the loaders give me the tracters. Lol. Can't believe ppl spend money on them tracters and thrash them. Good thing your saving them before they are to far gone.

That type of carburetor has a built in fuel pump

Hello Steve I have a 318 bought new in 1987. 2010 hours. Going strong but burns oil (valve guides). Let me know if you want to sell any P218 Onan engines. Kind Regards, Craig

Interesting to see Steve work on machines like this. I had NO idea he had this interest. But, What is up with the KEY cluster hanging in the middle of his work??!! Does Not seem like him. Does yootoob tell these guys to do this? He's not the only one that does this. Maybe it's just me, but seems weird.

Did you retire from HVAC

"SHE"S A RUNNER MOMMA"

Haven't seen you around on the video Steven doing no plumbing or heat and air work you been working on these tractors the last couple of videos I seen you work must be kind of slow huh

Steve, stop putting so much money in that over worked truck, at your age you need to decide to retire, or get a new truck. You’ve done well, investing in those old cars beats any retirement CDs . You’re a very smart man. Get a smaller truck without all the stock,and limit the inventory. Even if you need to run home for a part.your fuel will be the same in the longrun

Keep it up and we'll have to get you some fake teeth and a wig. 😄👍

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