John Deere 1939B Starting "Uncle Earl" - 2
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Love that old chev/gmc truck i caught a glimpse of. Of course the tractor is awesome.
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can you start a mid styled b like this with the petcocks closed or does it build up to much compression because i know unstyled b's never had petcocks unless you modified them on it
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slow and easy does it every time. Lots of people have told me that. I get a kick out of the people who just crank that fly-wheel like there is no tomorrow. Very nice B looks beautiful
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That is a 65 Chevy half ton truck.
My dad bought that truck new late in 1965 for $1,700.
The truck was dark green with a tan interior.
Truck is now "retired" and just sits idle here on the farm.
JamesLHowell 2 months ago
We have a 43B with an electric start.
I always open the petcocks on the bottom of the block before cranking.
My guess is that there is too much compression with the petcocks closed on a hand crank tractor.
We also have a 48A with petcocks on the bottom of the block.
I never bother to open them; tractor starts without any problem.
JamesLHowell 1 year ago
Thanks for the compliment on "Uncle Earl".
Just cleaned it up some; it is a "working" tractor as shown in a couple other videos.
Got an comment last week from another member that his father, Earl, was a previous owner.
JamesLHowell 2 years ago