Finishing Up the Rear Powertrain | Farmall Super C Restoration Episode 7

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6. I'm rebuilding a farmall 200 right now, where do you get all your seals and orings?

7. Hi Pete. Long time listener, first time caller. My super C has a knock coming from either the transmission or the universal joint. What happened is I took off in 4th gear instead of 2nd. Engine died when I let out the clutch. Ever since then it has had this knock and I’ve been afraid to drive it for fear of doing more extensive damage.
   Need some advice on how to begin inspecting the damage. Should I begin by splitting the tractor or removing the transmission cover? Appreciate any advice you are willing to share. Thanks so much!

8. Spent 5 hours pulling a "removeable" 1" x 8" pin out of the snap coupling on my allis chalmers d-14 free barn find. Same deal – this was supposed to take 5 minutes to pull off the tractor. Weather, water and 30 years under a lien-too changed my day.

9. Hi Pete, every morning I injoy my coffee ☕ and watching your videos, I do this every morning and injoy all of your video's, your doing such a grate job on the super C it looks absolutely perfect keep up the good work you and your family have a grate day.
   Verne Johnson
   Farmall kid 63

10. Mr. Rodgers of the tractor world 😂

11. I think it was for sure a worthwhile endeavor to rebuild the tractor after seeing just the PTO! When you finish up you'll have confidence in your machine and it will last forever! Nice job !

12. Great details

13. Great video learning so much each time hoping I can restore one in the future

14. Another fun video to watch. Great job getting things back together.

15. So no paint on this tractor ? That red just looks so good

16. Great video. Thanks for sharing. I wish you the best. Take care and God Bless.

17. It pays to have mechanical skills! Good luck with the tractor!

18. I'm hoping that cutter pin will work well,instead of rivets 🤞🙏🙏🙏

19. These videos are wealth of knowledge and it’s very impressive how he explains things. Pete is an engineer and a teacher and a farmer and a cattle rancher and and

20. Pete – This comment has nothing to do with this video. But I know you aren't able to respond to e-mails, so I thought I'd ask here. I'm attempting to build my own headgate for Dexter-sized cattle. I know you have what looks to be standard Priefert headgate. Do you find you have problems with what I assume is a standard size headgate, or sometimes wish you had a smaller headgate? If so, how much shorter would you recommend?

21. I would completely loose half the bolts and small parts. It would be an empty shell lawn ornament if I put it together. I can take maybe 1 complicated part apart at a time before I run out of RAM and have to reboot the thinker.

22. c fun competition tractor as well

23. hello pet love the see that md tractor working under a heavy load
    
    i pulled in competitionwith mine
    
    M&M are strooper stronganyway love to see it in competition
    
    or even pulling something like A6 bottom plow

24. Job well done 👍

25. dear mr.pete my name is Jack i live in new zealand in oamaru on a 320 acres sheep and cattle farm the name of the farm is called Hastings farm founded by my family in the 1930s im commenting on my mums computer and i was wondering if you can answer my question what is the best cow and chicken breed? i love your vid im a fan im am 10 yrs from jack

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