Ran when parked just means the last owners ran away when they parked it, for good reason.

The funny part about your wire pull is I've never used the hook on a fish to pull wire lol. Done hundreds of runs just taping up staggered to the fish line with Super 33+ I could see my way being an issue if you really are stackin the pipe with max fill tho. Although nobody showed me shiet and I was thrown to the wolfs regarding electrical work, conduit bending and installs.

Wow, that was the best visual and audio explanation of how a diesel Stanadyne type pump works I've seen.

Really appreciate the diagrams and explanation. Awesome.

Good video! Easy to mount somting wrong but glad you guys fixed it :)

You might have a brain tumor. Better get that checked out. You looked in a daze even before the incident.

You can put a dress on a 💩 turd.. it's still a turd. Things a P.O.S

Man that voice over and animation of the injector pump needs to be seen by every student at every diesel mechanic school.

What I wouldn't give to have dad bring home another tractor we didn't need.

We put a truck on the lift ignoring the tarped down tailgate that actually had mud and rocks in it without us knowing it slid off the pads and fell down 😢 don't feel bad.

Looks the balls Wes. Thanks for the video!

Wes at 80 years old still have great memories of working on the farm with my dad - cherish every moment you have with him - having your son there with you makes the scene complete - God Bless !!

What a great video! Love the family scenes and your dad reminds me of mine. I learned alot from my dad. I give him credit for my knowledge and also my mistakes haha.

You're putting together some really nice animated graphics lately. Thanks for including them. They're very helpful. Can you tell us what program you use to create them? Thanks for another awesome video!

Heard a crisis counselor and support staff were called to ADS just after this was posted; you know anything about that? Watching Dad go haring down the road with the rig bouncing and the fuel situation fraught was pure entertainment wrapped around that hard kernel of learning. Another fine piece, saved this for dessert after dinner, did not disappoint.

I enjoyed watching your Dad ask questions like, "What are we going to do if it runs away?" VERY important. You didn't seem like you were listening. Also, after the fix he said, "Do we have any leaks?" and started to check while you admired your pump rebuild. Get in there and show your Pop you know how to stay focused and see the job through!

Very nice you guys.

That thing smokes worse than my grandmother.

That's a work of art.

I love watching you and your dad work together. I credit the time I spent growing up in the shop with my dad for me becoming an engineer, mechanic, and woodworker. I miss those days so much. Enjoy these days, spent with your dad, Wes.

Some of my best memories as a kid are working on old junk cars with my uncles. Now I’m an industrial field service dude working on multi million dollar pieces of equipment. I still have a soft spot in my heart for old rusty stuff

I am having the same problem but with a magneto WD. Does it also have a place where play in the drive could be happening?

I noticed you put the advance together wrong. The cap and spring where on the opposite side when you took it apart

yall can bake a cake in that disassembly pan a victory cake,it would be fantastic

Need some close captions on your dad. (My dad is the same way)

Good to see father and son working together.

OK I should have just waited. You found them at 22:16.

I'm hoping I can remember back to my Perkins engine rebuilding days in the early 1980s. This is a 3-152.There are two 1/4 or 5/16 bleeders on the injection pump. You are supposed to crack them and pump the lift pump until you get fuel out. Then after the engine starts we would always crack the nuts at the injectors to bleed the high pressure lines. Also, this is an indirect injection engine. These IDI Perkins were gumming up the injectors. More than the Direct injection versions. A bad spray pattern or a leaky injector would also cause the blue/white smoke. I do remember all those fine thread fasteners what a PITA in tight spaces.

That's about as well as my wagon starts on cold mornings, heaps of diesely smoke, runs rough until warm. The Tech2 says number two injector is bad and possibly number 1 injector are on their way out.

Looks like a version of the 240…

Thanks for the graphics and explanation!very helpful

So nice seeing you work with your Dad

Same as MF 235. Me and my side kick changed steering gear box junk for a "kit." We could do 2 a day providing the barns were not too far apart. Awesome little tractor with the Ferguson 3 point hitch.

That Massey looks pretty clean :) I wish there was a better selection of used equipment in my area, but Arizona doesn't have much to offer in that regard and good luck if you live in las vegas. I have to install a septic system and do homestead related tasks on the land I just bought, so I need something like a mini excavator, I think that would be a good all around machine. Aliexpress has sit down, open cab style mini excavators for like 2,500$ to 4,000$. I have been thinking of buying one for the septic system install, and if all goes as planned I think it will only cost a little bit more money to buy a excavator and the septic system materials and do the job myself rather than paying someone to do it and that way I get to keep the excavator!:)

I'm wondering if there is another episode to come where you make mountings for counterweights at the front to stop the thing tipping backwards ?

Why the "oh my god"?????

Thanks Wes and of course Father of Wes. Hearing the simple thoughts of your young son made me chuckle. “I wonder what happens to those possums?” Curiously observing and learning. What a healthy wholesome childhood.

And no one wants cold lunch! Hurry up.

I like Perkins engines intellectually (i.e. I am pleased that they exist) but I must concede that they were, in fact, all designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel during his off-hours some time around 1836.

I have a 67 Ferguson just had the pump rebuilt great video.

most common engine use for land and river dredging in my neck of the woods is Perkins 4 cylinder turbo diesel engine

The feeling of an engine firing up after some diagnosis and fixing is such a great feeling.

You and your dad worth together so well as a team to solve a problem. That is NOT how my dad and I work together, we'll solve the problem but it's not pretty. Lovely video.

Great video!…was real life,entertaining and I learned something!..tees thanks for never wasting my time!

That will be a Perkins P3 in there I would check the filter in the fuel intake on the pump side if that's all good the bobwieghts mite be stuck or broken I ges u will figure it out ...they are good little engines been put in all sorts of things ...good luck

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So much fun to watch you and your dad work together.

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Confusion he say “A person who never makes mistakes can never learn by them”🇬🇧

Is dat een tractor of een hoestbui op wielen?