The green grey grieving fox luckily hum because soup thermodynamically record an a noxious rose. dull, madly helen
john caoAcum 7 ore
what are you going to steal it? did you buy it? who own it? was it given to you?
Jason ParkerAcum 18 ore
How many times does it have to be said that the former owner (who gifted the machine) told Marty of its existence. There is nothing irregular at all here. Just be a bit pleased about about the feat being accomplished in the first place!
Paul HitchcockAcum 15 ore
I enjoyed this video. I grew up on a farm. I used to ride on tractors all the time with my dad. I lost him awhile back. I miss him more than words can say. The sound of the tractor starting up was a welcome reminder of him. Thank very much.
Justice FreemanAcum 22 ore
WOW! I don't know if I could have gotten that running had it been sitting in my shop! Give me a whole new motivation to try such things under difficult circumstances! Nice job!
Hobbit HabitsAcum o Zi
One question I have to ask, is, what the heck were they doing with that tractor in that wild area to begin with ?
eltsen nestleAcum o Zi
@eltsen nestle Marty commented in an early comment that the owner had become disenchanted with this tractor for it's breakdowns...had lost interest in it...as he had in the paddock...nature abhors a vacuum and unless you keep up the maintenance of a grass paddock...weeds/brambles/gorse take over....
John SmithAcum 20 ore
@John Smith Odd, though, that he bought a new tractor, but never took his new tractor back to work the area the old tractor died in.
eltsen nestleAcum 20 ore
When the tractor broke down for the PO, the PO left it in what was then a grass paddock, put a tarp over it intending to recover it and restore it at some time in the future. The PO bought a new tractor and this one stayed...and the brambles and gorse grew as well...until the PO heard Marty recovered old tractors...and gave Marty the DB.
John SmithAcum 20 ore
The pointless garden coronally approve because cylinder semiannually remind of a tall windshield. hurried, hapless moustache
Jarrett WendlerAcum o Zi
🤝❤🥇
Tractors & Machines ROAcum o Zi
wow....
Florian ErhardtAcum 2 Zile
Parabéns pela recuperação do trator . SUCESSO.
adevair ferreira de meloAcum 2 Zile
:3
Kuga2017NZAcum 2 Zile
what a great find , and it turned over !! hope it worked out ok with some loving care , very surprised it ran under its own steam , great work bringing it back to life ! without flogging it as in some vids , well done
willrobbinsonAcum 2 Zile
The cooing pamphlet neurochemically sin because government luckily grip beneath a dispensable food. erect, sore mattock
Genevieve RamirezAcum 2 Zile
The tenuous number densply cry because badge endoscopically mark before a fascinated grease. momentous, flat botany
Genevieve RamirezAcum 2 Zile
It is funny every thing he has is red ?
charles manningAcum 2 Zile
Супер. У нас, в России, всё, что бросили сразу воруют.
I am TurokAcum 3 Zile
Im from malaysia
ifnie joeyAcum 3 Zile
Like!
꧁C R E O N I X꧂Acum 3 Zile
Saya Indonesia sendiri
LEGENDS999Acum 4 Zile
Does that tool kit have a moisture seal?
Space KissingherAcum 4 Zile
Yes it does
Marty TAcum 4 Zile
Tractors are marvelous machines. The older the better.
MikahAcum 4 Zile
A great video ruined by an ad every 60 seconds or so. Thank you ROworld. I watched them because it should mean revenue to this channel but if ever there was an argument for an ad blocker that was it.
AntiqueGeekAcum 4 Zile
umm im spider blind? i cant like see spiders.
air nullAcum 5 Zile
O dano ambiental foi maior do que dar partida em um simples motor a gasolina!
Jean Luiz DebatinAcum 5 Zile
I’d say the small tank tank will be for petrol to start it and then you switch over to the main tank which would be power kero. Cheaper fuel back then.
Nathan HansfordAcum 5 Zile
The original (petrol only) tank had rusted out. The PO attached this lawn mower tank to the tractor to give him the ability to run around for short runs....
John SmithAcum 2 Zile
I love the David Brown 25. I'd wish I had one like yours.
Martin FrederikssonAcum 6 Zile
A number of those old tractors had two fuel tanks because they ran on Kerosene and they would put gasoline in the small tank to get them started easier and warm them up and then switch to the main tank to work !!!
Lust4FunGirlsAcum 6 Zile
The original (petrol only) tank had rusted out. The PO attached this lawn mower tank to the tractor to give him the ability to run around for short runs....the twin-fuel tractor had two fillers and caps leading to the two separate compartments of the tank....
John SmithAcum 2 Zile
This reminds me of Forza 4 barn finds 😂
Lego CreationsAcum 6 Zile
damn is little rust on the bodywork if that was in the UK it would be brown as opposed to bright red
CT-2237 'oddball'Acum 6 Zile
Really cool
Mark BehrAcum 6 Zile
Omg you are such a badass!!! 😆 Damn, you rode that thing out of the bush like a BOSS!!!!👍👍👍
larannar123Acum 6 Zile
what kind of drone do you use
gundamrx792Acum 6 Zile
dji p2
Marty TAcum 6 Zile
Seems to be anywhere from a 1953-1958 model. Aside being a gas burner with a crank start, it is very similar to my dad's old 60's Fordson Dextra. Tactors back then were build like tanks, so even if it was at the bottom of a lake, it would have survived.
Chucketbucket007Acum 7 Zile
Real funny part is we had a Dextra in Georgia, and I live in the Metro Atlanta area, no less. Always got looks hauling the tractors around.
Chucketbucket007Acum 7 Zile
How the heck did they see this machine in the first place or did someone tell them about it?
GeeAcum 7 Zile
The landowner did
Paul HitchcockAcum 7 Zile
What a beast bro! Cool vid and a fellow kiwi! subscribed!
Compeer RaaAcum 7 Zile
One time I found a tank gun barrel in my backyard
birb loverAcum 7 Zile
I had one similar to this, but mine was petrol/TVO. Might be the reason for that extra tank, if they converted a petrol-only one?
Austin ShacklesAcum 7 Zile
NZ mainly had petrol-only...the tank had rusted out...this lawn mower tank and it's bracket were used to give the PO the opportunity for short runs....
John SmithAcum 2 Zile
Like!!
broc leontynAcum 7 Zile
капец гдеон стоит
Мария ГубарьковаAcum 7 Zile
The true chin geometrically jog because whistle lily excuse underneath a female fertile beret. vengeful, recondite dessert
Bob KimAcum 8 Zile
Mario 2
Sike exbert og goldrober goldruberAcum 8 Zile
Amazing
Felix MarienAcum 8 Zile
hats of to the guy who put over the cover be4 they left it. :D nice find!! :D
TheVikingGuyAcum 8 Zile
more ads pls
FrischerFischAcum 8 Zile
What a beauty she is. I cheered wuhu at the top of my voice when you got her going:)
Ms Private!!!Acum 8 Zile
you are the best
Leon GamingAcum 9 Zile
Subscribed
Robert Playz Epic GamesAcum 9 Zile
Old betsy lives like a beast
Robert Playz Epic GamesAcum 9 Zile
Amazing. How in the world do these tyres still hold air?
Klaus GGGAcum 9 Zile
@Klaus GGG There is an attachment which allows you to fill the tyre through the tyre valve stem so that there basically is no air in the tyre....and any air that had been in there 20 years ago would have permeated through the rubber and gone, leaving only water....
John SmithAcum 8 Zile
@John Smith Thank you, I've watched the next video right afterwards. But still, even that's astounding, water would only seep in to the waterline, so I guess there still would be an air pocket on the top half, and it obvioulsy kept the pressure, as he was driving around still on the same tyres. Anyway, very glad he could rescue the old girl!
Klaus GGGAcum 8 Zile
They were completely filled with water...so they held their shape...
John SmithAcum 9 Zile
Pos ponle las bujías por eso no prende
bmxAcum 9 Zile
What brand and model is this tractor?
Sebastián CorcegaAcum 9 Zile
@Paul Hitchcock I noticed the name after I commented, but thanks haha
Sebastián CorcegaAcum 9 Zile
See heading.
Paul HitchcockAcum 9 Zile
🙏🙏👍👍🙏
Fadi SayedAcum 9 Zile
*Forgets water is in crankcase* lol imagine
The game BestAcum 9 Zile
@John Smith yea I know... My comment was a *j o k e*
The game BestAcum 9 Zile
I'm sure Marry checked the dipstick...and reasoned that the water in the quantity in there as seen on the dipstick wouldn't be a problem in his attempts to start the engine. After finding that the engine and gearbox ran, THEN it was worth changing the oil...
John SmithAcum 9 Zile
hey my dad has a tractor exactly like that but bigger
Jen BrockmanAcum 9 Zile
So not exactly the same then...
John SmithAcum 9 Zile
what I really don't get is: the blue plastic cover is very clean and were is all the rust. Even the driverseat looks like a new one.
I remember when daddy had a tractor go out and help em with it u can’t kill the oldies
Let’s react And gameAcum 10 Zile
If that wasn't your land then you just committed a felony
Larry HouseAcum 10 Zile
It would be helpful if people could read what has been said previously on this issue before posting. There is nothing irregular here whatsoever . The tractor was gifted by the former owner.
Paul HitchcockAcum 10 Zile
Cant kill them old tractors. If everything was has reliable has back then.
newfiefromnl Viking kingAcum 11 Zile
If you drop a nut or bolt here lol
NagataAcum 11 Zile
At last somebody with the sense to cover something being stored outside. Nice recovery mate.
NagataAcum 11 Zile
Nice I haven't watched one of these vids in a while and I well enjoyed it good work buddy
paully 69Acum 11 Zile
I love the use of a drone to recon for more junk - i need to up my game. lol
LoneRiderAcum 11 Zile
It's a real treasure, if you were born in 1980 and hello from west borneo indonesia
AdyalfaAcum 11 Zile
Wonderfull machine goin to museum
Xp1967Acum 11 Zile
in new zealand?
Harry GearyAcum 11 Zile
Yes, Marlborough Sounds, Nelson Province, top of the South Island.
John SmithAcum 10 Zile
Another classic rescued from the grave. I was smiling ear to ear when she fired off.
JOHN'S WICKAcum 11 Zile
I've really enjoyed these videos as I can get anything running or diagnosed in a few minutes much like yourself. I picked a stihl ts350 petrol disc cutter from a scrap bin last Friday, its now running lovely and in my shed awaiting future use. Nothing really wrong with it either except the clutch springs were a bit weak. Its amazing what people throw away.
Bamboo ForestAcum 12 Zile
Chunky oil is amazing, flush it with some kerosene
Stephen FazekasAcum 12 Zile
Nothing more satisfying, I got my motorcycle fired up after sitting for 17 years and did the same to a subaru
Stephen FazekasAcum 12 Zile
Belle histoire qui finit bien A+
philippe belairAcum 12 Zile
you do have an awful lot of stuff at home...are you a dealer ?
stranraerwalAcum 12 Zile
Just the opposite...Marty is a hunter and collector...
John SmithAcum 10 Zile
built to last an eternity! Those were the times!
stranraerwalAcum 12 Zile
cool
russ williamsAcum 12 Zile
good thing no snakes in NZ
Dave SmithAcum 12 Zile
Or bears, raccoons, foxes, squirrels, badgers, wolverines, skunks etc. etc.
John SmithAcum 10 Zile
Yay
Pinkslader !Acum 12 Zile
A fella sure could get used to watching this kind of content.
Chris W.Acum 13 Zile
am a huge fan of your channel all the way from Nairobi..nice work
tricky peekabooAcum 13 Zile
I hope this isn’t a stupid question, but I’m trying to learn more about fixing things through videos like this. Could someone tell me what he’s testing with that multimeter?
evan thomasAcum 13 Zile
@Marty T ahh I gotcha, thanks for the response. Love your videos
evan thomasAcum 12 Zile
Testing the coil primary and secondary windings for continuity or open circuit, testing earth continuity to the negative battery post, testing that the ignition switch works
Marty TAcum 13 Zile
nice vid i prefer a massey 135 but thats a good tractor
Emily ChallisAcum 13 Zile
Chilled abandoned for 15 years, remained fit for service... Incredible!
VRILwaveAcum 13 Zile
I watched this 10 minutes after you uploaded it and new it would be your biggest hit
Chris HuntAcum 13 Zile
You bloody legend
Brian ReidAcum 13 Zile
Молодец! Почистил, промазал, привёл в порядок. Теперь осталось, отпескоструить и покрасить. Не мешает промыть картер двигателя и коробки. Молодец!
Валерий МонастырныхAcum 13 Zile
Best cold start I ever watched.👍👍
Paruthi VeeranAcum 13 Zile
You need to look at the beginning of the next video where Marty explains why it unlikely this is a dual fuel tractor. The small tank is an improvised replacement for the rusted out original.
Paul HitchcockAcum 14 Zile
Suspect the tractor was made to run on kerrosine. The small tank was for gas. You started the engine on gas then swapped it over to the other fuel
Gerry MastermanAcum 14 Zile
Form Paul Hitchcock :You need to look at the beginning of the next video where Marty explains why it unlikely this is a dual fuel tractor. The small tank is an improvised replacement for the rusted out original.
John SmithAcum 13 Zile
When he say there is no easy way in(right away remind me the song) there's no easy way (out) ☝
Mimmi 205Acum 14 Zile
25 taavetti 👍 we have 996,1212 crankshaft give up,1390 turbo
Mimmi 205Acum 14 Zile
Wow. I wonder if the reason that this was originally abandoned was because the points needed adjustment? Such a small thing. I haven't had my hands on a rotor points and condenser in a long time it was really fun to watch! Thank you
Don AshcraftAcum 14 Zile
22:34 butter XD
qkohe 155Acum 14 Zile
😁
Владимир НиконовAcum 14 Zile
So, I guess owner of this machine left it in the ditch because he didn't know how to increase distance by 0.5 mm (0.020 inch) between contacts on breaker arm. A tractor waited 70+ years for this fix.
721MrGAcum 14 Zile
Why was it in the forest and how the f did u find it in there?
LeopardXAcum 14 Zile
All explained at the beginning of this video.
Paul HitchcockAcum 14 Zile
Ha thums up just to get there. Take care cus .)
mick00000000002Acum 14 Zile
That seems like a healthy amount of sludge in the oil
Darkdude478Acum 14 Zile
Your amazing mate
Broden MurrayAcum 14 Zile
Radiator drained, gas tank drained, covered with a tarp- this was not abandoned, it was simply set aside for later.
Christina HuntnladyAcum 14 Zile
The radiator cap did not have a seal on it...not pressurized, therefore subject to evaporation over time. The fuel tank had holes in it...which is why the small Briggs and Stratton lawnmower tank had been put on there by the PO; the PO had intended to recover and restore the tractor at some time in the future but had lost interest....
John SmithAcum 14 Zile
man if you left a mecheane out like that here it would rust through in like a year, because of how wet it is here (ireland)
Your smile said it all. Well done.
The green grey grieving fox luckily hum because soup thermodynamically record an a noxious rose. dull, madly helen
what are you going to steal it? did you buy it? who own it? was it given to you?
How many times does it have to be said that the former owner (who gifted the machine) told Marty of its existence. There is nothing irregular at all here. Just be a bit pleased about about the feat being accomplished in the first place!
I enjoyed this video. I grew up on a farm. I used to ride on tractors all the time with my dad. I lost him awhile back. I miss him more than words can say. The sound of the tractor starting up was a welcome reminder of him. Thank very much.
WOW! I don't know if I could have gotten that running had it been sitting in my shop! Give me a whole new motivation to try such things under difficult circumstances! Nice job!
One question I have to ask, is, what the heck were they doing with that tractor in that wild area to begin with ?
@eltsen nestle Marty commented in an early comment that the owner had become disenchanted with this tractor for it's breakdowns...had lost interest in it...as he had in the paddock...nature abhors a vacuum and unless you keep up the maintenance of a grass paddock...weeds/brambles/gorse take over....
@John Smith Odd, though, that he bought a new tractor, but never took his new tractor back to work the area the old tractor died in.
When the tractor broke down for the PO, the PO left it in what was then a grass paddock, put a tarp over it intending to recover it and restore it at some time in the future. The PO bought a new tractor and this one stayed...and the brambles and gorse grew as well...until the PO heard Marty recovered old tractors...and gave Marty the DB.
The pointless garden coronally approve because cylinder semiannually remind of a tall windshield. hurried, hapless moustache
🤝❤🥇
wow....
Parabéns pela recuperação do trator . SUCESSO.
:3
what a great find , and it turned over !! hope it worked out ok with some loving care , very surprised it ran under its own steam , great work bringing it back to life ! without flogging it as in some vids , well done
The cooing pamphlet neurochemically sin because government luckily grip beneath a dispensable food. erect, sore mattock
The tenuous number densply cry because badge endoscopically mark before a fascinated grease. momentous, flat botany
It is funny every thing he has is red ?
Супер. У нас, в России, всё, что бросили сразу воруют.
Im from malaysia
Like!
Saya Indonesia sendiri
Does that tool kit have a moisture seal?
Yes it does
Tractors are marvelous machines. The older the better.
A great video ruined by an ad every 60 seconds or so. Thank you ROworld. I watched them because it should mean revenue to this channel but if ever there was an argument for an ad blocker that was it.
umm im spider blind? i cant like see spiders.
O dano ambiental foi maior do que dar partida em um simples motor a gasolina!
I’d say the small tank tank will be for petrol to start it and then you switch over to the main tank which would be power kero. Cheaper fuel back then.
The original (petrol only) tank had rusted out. The PO attached this lawn mower tank to the tractor to give him the ability to run around for short runs....
I love the David Brown 25. I'd wish I had one like yours.
A number of those old tractors had two fuel tanks because they ran on Kerosene and they would put gasoline in the small tank to get them started easier and warm them up and then switch to the main tank to work !!!
The original (petrol only) tank had rusted out. The PO attached this lawn mower tank to the tractor to give him the ability to run around for short runs....the twin-fuel tractor had two fillers and caps leading to the two separate compartments of the tank....
This reminds me of Forza 4 barn finds 😂
damn is little rust on the bodywork if that was in the UK it would be brown as opposed to bright red
Really cool
Omg you are such a badass!!! 😆 Damn, you rode that thing out of the bush like a BOSS!!!!👍👍👍
what kind of drone do you use
dji p2
Seems to be anywhere from a 1953-1958 model. Aside being a gas burner with a crank start, it is very similar to my dad's old 60's Fordson Dextra. Tactors back then were build like tanks, so even if it was at the bottom of a lake, it would have survived.
Real funny part is we had a Dextra in Georgia, and I live in the Metro Atlanta area, no less. Always got looks hauling the tractors around.
How the heck did they see this machine in the first place or did someone tell them about it?
The landowner did
What a beast bro! Cool vid and a fellow kiwi! subscribed!
One time I found a tank gun barrel in my backyard
I had one similar to this, but mine was petrol/TVO. Might be the reason for that extra tank, if they converted a petrol-only one?
NZ mainly had petrol-only...the tank had rusted out...this lawn mower tank and it's bracket were used to give the PO the opportunity for short runs....
Like!!
капец гдеон стоит
The true chin geometrically jog because whistle lily excuse underneath a female fertile beret. vengeful, recondite dessert
Mario 2
Amazing
hats of to the guy who put over the cover be4 they left it. :D nice find!! :D
more ads pls
What a beauty she is. I cheered wuhu at the top of my voice when you got her going:)
you are the best
Subscribed
Old betsy lives like a beast
Amazing. How in the world do these tyres still hold air?
@Klaus GGG There is an attachment which allows you to fill the tyre through the tyre valve stem so that there basically is no air in the tyre....and any air that had been in there 20 years ago would have permeated through the rubber and gone, leaving only water....
@John Smith Thank you, I've watched the next video right afterwards. But still, even that's astounding, water would only seep in to the waterline, so I guess there still would be an air pocket on the top half, and it obvioulsy kept the pressure, as he was driving around still on the same tyres. Anyway, very glad he could rescue the old girl!
They were completely filled with water...so they held their shape...
Pos ponle las bujías por eso no prende
What brand and model is this tractor?
@Paul Hitchcock I noticed the name after I commented, but thanks haha
See heading.
🙏🙏👍👍🙏
*Forgets water is in crankcase* lol imagine
@John Smith yea I know... My comment was a *j o k e*
I'm sure Marry checked the dipstick...and reasoned that the water in the quantity in there as seen on the dipstick wouldn't be a problem in his attempts to start the engine. After finding that the engine and gearbox ran, THEN it was worth changing the oil...
hey my dad has a tractor exactly like that but bigger
So not exactly the same then...
what I really don't get is: the blue plastic cover is very clean and were is all the rust. Even the driverseat looks like a new one.
The next video answers all your questions
the road back home....
Nature + mechanics + recycling + New Zealand accent = REALLY NICE!
I remember when daddy had a tractor go out and help em with it u can’t kill the oldies
If that wasn't your land then you just committed a felony
It would be helpful if people could read what has been said previously on this issue before posting. There is nothing irregular here whatsoever . The tractor was gifted by the former owner.
Cant kill them old tractors. If everything was has reliable has back then.
If you drop a nut or bolt here lol
At last somebody with the sense to cover something being stored outside. Nice recovery mate.
Nice I haven't watched one of these vids in a while and I well enjoyed it good work buddy
I love the use of a drone to recon for more junk - i need to up my game. lol
It's a real treasure, if you were born in 1980 and hello from west borneo indonesia
Wonderfull machine goin to museum
in new zealand?
Yes, Marlborough Sounds, Nelson Province, top of the South Island.
Another classic rescued from the grave. I was smiling ear to ear when she fired off.
I've really enjoyed these videos as I can get anything running or diagnosed in a few minutes much like yourself. I picked a stihl ts350 petrol disc cutter from a scrap bin last Friday, its now running lovely and in my shed awaiting future use. Nothing really wrong with it either except the clutch springs were a bit weak. Its amazing what people throw away.
Chunky oil is amazing, flush it with some kerosene
Nothing more satisfying, I got my motorcycle fired up after sitting for 17 years and did the same to a subaru
Belle histoire qui finit bien A+
you do have an awful lot of stuff at home...are you a dealer ?
Just the opposite...Marty is a hunter and collector...
built to last an eternity! Those were the times!
cool
good thing no snakes in NZ
Or bears, raccoons, foxes, squirrels, badgers, wolverines, skunks etc. etc.
Yay
A fella sure could get used to watching this kind of content.
am a huge fan of your channel all the way from Nairobi..nice work
I hope this isn’t a stupid question, but I’m trying to learn more about fixing things through videos like this. Could someone tell me what he’s testing with that multimeter?
@Marty T ahh I gotcha, thanks for the response. Love your videos
Testing the coil primary and secondary windings for continuity or open circuit, testing earth continuity to the negative battery post, testing that the ignition switch works
nice vid i prefer a massey 135 but thats a good tractor
Chilled abandoned for 15 years, remained fit for service... Incredible!
I watched this 10 minutes after you uploaded it and new it would be your biggest hit
You bloody legend
Молодец! Почистил, промазал, привёл в порядок. Теперь осталось, отпескоструить и покрасить. Не мешает промыть картер двигателя и коробки. Молодец!
Best cold start I ever watched.👍👍
You need to look at the beginning of the next video where Marty explains why it unlikely this is a dual fuel tractor. The small tank is an improvised replacement for the rusted out original.
Suspect the tractor was made to run on kerrosine. The small tank was for gas. You started the engine on gas then swapped it over to the other fuel
Form Paul Hitchcock :You need to look at the beginning of the next video where Marty explains why it unlikely this is a dual fuel tractor. The small tank is an improvised replacement for the rusted out original.
When he say there is no easy way in(right away remind me the song) there's no easy way (out) ☝
25 taavetti 👍 we have 996,1212 crankshaft give up,1390 turbo
Wow. I wonder if the reason that this was originally abandoned was because the points needed adjustment? Such a small thing. I haven't had my hands on a rotor points and condenser in a long time it was really fun to watch! Thank you
22:34 butter XD
😁
So, I guess owner of this machine left it in the ditch because he didn't know how to increase distance by 0.5 mm (0.020 inch) between contacts on breaker arm. A tractor waited 70+ years for this fix.
Why was it in the forest and how the f did u find it in there?
All explained at the beginning of this video.
Ha thums up just to get there. Take care cus .)
That seems like a healthy amount of sludge in the oil
Your amazing mate
Radiator drained, gas tank drained, covered with a tarp- this was not abandoned, it was simply set aside for later.
The radiator cap did not have a seal on it...not pressurized, therefore subject to evaporation over time. The fuel tank had holes in it...which is why the small Briggs and Stratton lawnmower tank had been put on there by the PO; the PO had intended to recover and restore the tractor at some time in the future but had lost interest....
man if you left a mecheane out like that here it would rust through in like a year, because of how wet it is here (ireland)