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Good job you didn't lose your cool like I would have! Only through repetition do we gain wisdom . Good fortunes to you buddy

I thought 30 weight non detergent was better i was told by father inlaw

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You have an extremely expensive machine that needs very little work to return to its former glory. Your videos are excellent. Please make more.

The front plate and mounting pieces stay on the tractor unless you have to remove them for a 3 point or sleeve hitch or front mounted items.

The front plate and mounting pieces stay on the tractor unless you have to remove them for a 3 point or sleeve hitch or front mounted items.

The case has a "drive over deck " just back up over it. You might find 2 short 2x4s useful under the tires.

Not hydrostatic, its a different type of pump. They drive very differently.

Just gotta pull the brake back might be a little stiff from sitting

Front handle has been teaked,sittin to far back on the recoil side. A saw scrench fits the fuel and oil caps on these saws. Replace the fuel and impulse lines and spark plug. Good little trim saws for sure.

Only one tire was mounted backwards. But, from the looks of things, new back tires would be in order?

Steiner, out of Illinois, has most anything you would want. They can tell you what year it is by the serial number. I bought one, 1952, thought it was a 54 for twenty years, went to buy something for it and that told me it was a 52. Thirty plus years later, all I did was update to a twelve volt system, repaired the radiator, out a new fancy, comfortable seat on it, and after twenty five years, give or take a couple, new clutch. The people I bought it from, their dad was redoing it. I have no idea what he had done to it, but oil changes and tune ups is about it. And one muffler. Funny story, after ten, or fifteen years, the thing started act ing up, not idling right, could not figure it out. Went back to basics, started with timing, 180 out. Lets go back to the beginning, the tractor would never idle less than about a thousand RPM's. Always had to throttle up. Now, back to the future, we found out it the distributor was 180 out. Fixed that, checked the plugs, reset the points, and, BOOM. The dang thing would idle at 60 RPM, which is way too low but would idle, anywhere I wanted it to? Go figure. Exhaust pointing down, like any exhaust, looks cool, UNTIL, you get in the dirt. No muffler, sparks may fly in dry grass, hay field, grass fire? So, now as we speak, I have a wheel seal leaking, along with my twenty year old radiator fix is leaking again. If you ever have to split your tractor, mark your throttle, governor, and anything else that may need to be put back in the same spot. Enjoy the tractor, I am still enjoying mine. Oh yea, a solid mount tow bar was added, better than the bar that goes on the hydraulic arms. Located in NE Ohio.

Me paso desde hay aprendí a no desmontar la cadena sin quitar el freno

Stay with the kid you're doing a good job

It is the chain break dummy

Why didn’t you change the oil filter

It ain't fixed until you get that pine tree down!

That's how I always unlock my brake!🤣

Do it for me today or this weekend in the cold weather .

Can you please do a cold start of your backpack leafblower the hard starting weedwacker and chainsaw for me today McLean.This is a special request video.Inculde all your satisfying pulls as well I love when you pull them !

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Can you please cold start the backpack leafblower weedwacker,chainsaw mantis tiller for me today McLean in the cold.Inculde more satisfying pulls ,nice underwear I’m the last video ! Say common start to when you pull the weedwacker and chainsaw .This is a special request video.

When nuts are sticking too bad, use heat on them. Get a blowtorch or an induction heater and heat them up. The corrosion holding them will give and you will be able to get them off. Just beware of the hot surface, and use gloves.

Can you please do a cold start of the backpack leaf blowers,weedwackers and chainsaws for me today Inculde all the pulls as well just like the last video and make it satisfying for me!This is a special request video.

Can you do more satisfying pulls on the weedwacker ,leaflowers

By the way, I love your tractor.

Stop trying to break the fittings off. You are supposed to move it off center and pull it off. Don't keep pushing it sideways till it breaks off. I have greased a lot of tractors and never saw one break off. Get a different nozzle for the grease gun that has a level release Called A LockNLube grease gun coupler! But there are other cheaper brands around $10.00. And absolutely get a flexible hose! Never use a solid metal tube.

Dude, looking at the smoke billowing out the shredder hopper and the strain to chip those branches, I'd say your chipper blades need to be sharpened!

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dammit boy they don't make them tillers like they used to

Well that was satisfying, those first dozen pulls had me worried! Now you need to set aside some space so we can put in a forge area! Let's build a lean-to!

Looks like you have a bent PTO Shaft, w/erratic spin

Did you just sell this tractor on Facebook market places

Susan is all about that pineapple life!

You could have drove over it. That might work

You pull straight out on your gun you have a small screen in the tank unscrew the fitting and clean the screen

Looks like Susan was waiting for you to fall off that ramp!

You cut down that whole damn tree with the brake on it looks like 😂 but hey you can’t beat a $50 saw of that brand. I found three for 100 online that I’m interested in buying to make run again

Swap your rear wheels side to side. Tread facing wrong way

C-clamp at bend and turn pipe 90 Degrees in your vise.

Oil pours out the container better if you pour with neck at top. Should be a diagram at top. Same for ant I freeze jug.

I found it safer to use a ratchet strap tight around the tire while you pump with air to rest the bead. It works for me evwrytime. All size if tires.

drove one of those for years on my uncle's farm.

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You shouldn't cut down trees the way you did that small pine, notch should be about 1/3 depth of the diameter, and backcut should be even to just slightly above the bottom kerf of your notch and flat, not angled. If you use a humboldt notch then it would even with the top kerf. When bucking up the log cut only about 2/3 of the way through the log and roll it over to finish the cut, even half a second into the dirt will take the edge off the chain. If you can't roll it over cut the remaining bottom part with the bottom tip of the bar watching carefully to keep it out of the dirt. Also one last thing if you are trying to clear out a flooded carb, place the bar on a log, holding the trigger of the chainsaw wide open and pull several times, this will force more air through the venturi and clean out the excess gas.

Sounds like it's missing, maybe new plugs,wires & points.

Do not sharpen a chain the way your doing it ,you basicly are dulling the chain and file. File from inside to out is the best method,you want a really sharp chain get a two in one file ,it doeas rakers and tooth in on swipe. Replace the bar and see if that heklps keep the chain on . To properly tension a chain,lift the nose of the bar as your tensioning the chain.

Spray foam does not hold up a tube would be better