If it has a power block yes. If not , no.

Great video Hans! Interesting that you're coloring that dark beard gray these days!

That tractor has potential! Lots of work ahead but it will pay off. I was wondering where all the parts were, but then you showed them on your trailer. Look forward to your next video, thanks for inviting us along on this journey. 🚜 👍

Great video Hans. Can’t wait till the next one. I would take the crankcase cover off again and soak every thing with oil. And try to get to the valves and get something on the valve guides, stems and lifters. Interesting project. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

She's a peach! My uncle used to use Coca Cola to unstick rusty engines. The carbonic acid in coke desolved the rust although it dissipates pretty quickly. But so does Acetone in the tranny fluid mix.

That shield is because this was a distillate tractor. It's essentially to keep heat in the manifold to keep the kerosene/distillate warm as it enters the engine to help with proper detonation. They are actually pretty hard to find in good shape from what I understand. For the steering, once you get the covers off you'll know what you're looking at, but if you need a penetrant you could try a 50/50 mixture of ATF and Acetone. I would spray that throttle lever with some PB Blaster. Let it soak a while and give it some light taps back and forth with a rubber or plastic mallet. The engine... It's never a happy moment when you find that rust, but, what I hear a lot of people do is pull the block and pistons as a unit, get it up on blocks vertically and then use a thick steel pick on the top side of the pistons to protect them. Then, they'll take an old axle from a junk tractor and use that as the driver. Lift and drop onto that pick and it will bang those pistons out.

10mm we assume?

How do you like the live hydraulic pump?

Great video. Thanks!

I have a 40 B slant dash I’m working on now. Can’t beat the sound of the 2 cylinders. Glad you’re saving it.

Every time I have to mess with those plastic carbs, I have a tendency to invent new cuss words.. lol..

There's a John Deere H, and M up for grabs in my neck of the woods 😂

Following! My dad restored many tractors over the years, with John Deere being his favorite. He would have loved to follow your work on this piece of history!

May want to check your serial number, that’s not a 39.

Thank you for rescuing my dad’s tractor! I will be watching your progress. I’m Eldon’s sister Laura.

Great video as always. That was a little but nerve racking loading that. I sure like that IB there too!!

Thanks for giving my grandpas tractor a new life! Can’t wait to see the process

Great video. It'll be good to see the process!

That’s gonna be a fun one to dig into. Looking forward to the upcoming videos!

I am feeling the urge to go get me some overalls after watching this episode!

Lots to do there Hans. I’m sure it will be going again. Great story. And I will be following along. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

That's a big time project, but once you finish it you will feel good about saving another tractor. Can't wait to see what you do with this tractor. Thank you for helping out that gentleman. I know he will definitely appreciate your time and effort. 🚜 👍

Engine oil changes @ filters

Reminds me of my grandad plowing up salamanders in Michigan I use to love catching those things

Indeed, that's a real score...

A nice addition. 🤠

I really like that MM 3 bottom. Would be a nice plow behind my SM.

Many years jjst like that in North Idaho. Me and my little red 1985 Yanmar 3 cyl ooen cab tractor. Finally had enough and just purchased a 1025R with heated cab. Yeah, i look forward to a warm cab and hot coffee while i do my snow remova. Worth every penny. 🤠

Nice I have a John Deere model A I'm restoring and I saw ur video and I am pretty sure that mine will pull out a three bottom plow as well

❤ OH Yeah! ❤

Yes

You were running it real deep and you need weight on the back wheels but it pulled it

That’s a sharp looking B you got there. I think you should test the MM plow with a MM tractor next.

Thank you for this!

timing?

did you fix the head gasket?

Are you spraying the carb cleaner and starter fluid in the same hole?

Dumb question, depends on conditions etc. In perfect non compacted soil? Sure.

Nails on a chalkboard 😅😅

This was an awesome video!! Man - last time I had the SC at plow day, I was running 3rd gear with a 2-bottom. I wanted to hook to a 3-bottom just to see what it would do! This is promising!

From my "For What it's worth Department ", I'd ditch the chrome exhaust stack. But it's not my beautiful GP so it does sounds sweet.

I think it did just fine. If you had some wheel weights or tire ballast and some front end weights, it would have hauled that 3 bottom like butter. I think you're ready for plow day with the Minnesota boys.

😂😂 Pretty good test!! Actually thats pretty impressive for the B. Thats like plowing blacktop!! She sure sounded good!! Just like you said in different soil (especially sandy) the outcome would of been way different!

I still have the videos of you visiting Kenny saved just haven't gotten around to watch them.😢

How does that create enough power and torque at such a low RPM??? I’m intrigued.

Yes,if the soil is sandy

Full length test video has been posted on my channel. Check it out! Testing John Deere B with 3 Bottom Plow kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8mhit2Wz526nYE.html

Depending on the land.