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wow you make it look to easy

Brother I'd love to see you get some i-beams somehow if you could build you a nice Gantry crane inside that new shop

Really enjoyed this episode jt, u should do more of these out and about videos, auctions or scrap yards.

3:56 Repainted, and they used the cheap decals. Even the paint was cheap to be faded that bad. It does have the Roll-O-Matic front end on it though. Those are kinda neat. Rubber is worth more than the machine, and somebody at least put rain caps on it.

Hey JT< thanks for the Wolverton auto plug-in the video. I'm wondering if there is any 6.2 diesels out there....

You shood get the truck

Happy Fathers Day JT! Enjoyed the boneyard tour! I can spend days wandering around in them! Just never know what you might see. Missed seeing the airplane and am wondering what that was....

Always wanted a '68 Olds Toronado. Don't know why other than I thought they looked cool and had a huge V8. That C40 is cool.

That's an awesome tour of the junkyard. And happy belated Father's Day Jt.

That's a Farmall b

I am glad you got your new shop

cool walk around! would be awesome to head out there again and do revival on site and see if u can get anything running, maybe that C40? :)

Still a few old threshing machines around up here as well- YOU need that C40- that's for the awesome tour

Buy it! I would love to see that old truck all tricked out.

I need that nova!!

what a fun trip. better than a tractor show, since you can find implements and attachments, too! (shiny paint is great, but they all look the same restored to delivery condition). people are funny--shiny paint nice tractor is scrapped while pile of rust is given a full restoration...If everything was as "cool" as a camaro or mustang, all you need is an A pillar and VIN and half a million dollars and you're a hero for rebuilding from the ground up😂😮

I'm not sure which I like better, silver or chrome paint. Better than grey never the less. It's just that chrome paint needs on real thick to look good. Certainly would be very similar to silver if both were correctly applied. Tell me where I am screwed up JT since you will be 20 steps ahead with your better techniques.😊

Hey JT, that's a old Treshing machine ,I believe . Belt driven by a early tractor ,or steam engine. I remember seeing these in action, way back in my youth. Thanks for the tour and Happy Father's Day. Cheers!

Cool video roaming the junkyard, I enjoyed a cold one with y’all.

Yep that c40 needs a home

I owned a 1980 Daimler Jaguar xj6 when I was age 20 in 1990 in the uk anyone got a time machine I fancy going back 🥴

Great Video, JT. Happy Father’s Day. That was an old Threasher, not sure what brand. I actually got to run one of those years ago when I was in high school, 1994. The guy I worked for had a field day, where we would run all types of old farm machinery, like a live museum. It was pretty cool. Thanks for the videos

Hey JT, that is a great way to spend Father's Day. Those of us of a certain age, always had our special junk yard, not auto salvage facility, where our daily driver got the parts needed to keep her on the road. No keys for the new car on graduation day for us! My first car was a 1964 Dodge former Wisconsin State Patrol car. Got me in all sorts of trouble!😢 Larry's auto salvage, Butler Wisconsin. Not many of those old rambling yards anymore. I'm sitting in my 1998 24 valve Cummins Dodge 3500. She's never seen a winter. On these nice early mornings before anyone else is up I'll pick one of the fleet and take a little drive. I've got a 64 F100, 74 CJ 7 , 79 CJ 7, 98 3500, 02 S10 Crew Cab and I'm working on my 65 F350 dump truck. It's great being retired. Or is it just tired😮 Thanks

Great work JT

Buy the C-40!

Happy Father’s Day JT, may need the C40 around

Excellent video JT :) , Brain :) , Happy Father's Day also all men on You Tube Channel and yes JT lots those vechiles saw in Junk Yard I grew up with in my childhood years too! That 1978 to 1980 blue Chevrolet Monte Carlo LS my older brother David had Black , Gold Tan in paint plus interior too he had the 4.4 litre 267 V8 4 barrel carb, Turbo 350 Transmission Automatic in 3 speed with 377 posi rear gears and Sunroof, all options could get back then he got in 1988 and sold 1995 ! I like car but small gauges for Fuel , Temperatures , Volt, Oil pressure did not impress me them ! But like Clock in them Lol and cool cars! ! Also last one show was Threashing Machine not combine and not sure made that because were so many companies made them from 1850 to 1950's !

I like the MF hat.

33:20 66 or 67 Plymouth belvedere wagon

Jt if the c40 is adorable I definitely would be taking it home you could make yourself a awesome tow rig for yourself

32:35. 68 or 69 Plymouth satellite , side marker lights in fender are round 68 square marker lights 69

I'm a big fan of old crusty junk myself. But I think I'll stick to my old vintage big bore 2-stroke dirt bikes and chainsaws, they're much easier to store since they're smaller than a tractor. I need to get my ass in gear and finally start working on one of my dirt bikes. I've just been so busy helping with getting the yard cleaned up. I love old tractors and farm equipment as well but I don't have the space to store anything like that on our current property. But our 12.5 acres of land we got last summer just so happens to have an old horse drawn cultivator on it hiding in the weeds. I'd say it has to either be from the 1920's or 1930's with the all steel tires. I agree with everyone else though, I think that old C/40 needs to go home with so it can become part of your fleet. If the wife asks just to her it followed you home like a lost puppy. :)

Pretty Cool C40, I'd be tempted as well...

Buy the chevy

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and thanks for that walk through. Memories!

What a walk down memory lane... so many of those I remember when they were new. That thresher at the end! I remember going to the county fair and seeing the old steam powered tractors hooked up with a belt threshing wheat. Thanks for sharing!

That "Plymouth" might be a Dodge Coronet. Or if it is a Plymouth, maybe an early Satellite.

Awesome video from south east va the old stationary peanut pickers r like that grain combine the same basic design is still used today! Cool video

If I may, the john deere's are called two cylinders, not twin, fun video

That combine looked home made

As a wise man from GDale Canada has said, "you don't need brakes"... I would love that C40 for the right price

C40 is one of a kind…. Very Rare!

On that C40, skip ... Get a 392 I-H Loadstar 1600 (or 1700) with a flip up front end. Walk right up to the engine and work on it. Dizzy in the front - easy peazy. That Chebie has rust where you don't need it. They put a used rear end under it to haul more, so look for frame cracks. etc. 🙃

JT you are close to houghton lake? Lots of good places to get parts

Get it !!!!!!!!

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Interesting. Just to inform you, Andrew Meikle who came from my village in Scotland invented the threshing mill way back in 1700,s. He was also friends with Rennie who was famous for some of his great buildings. Both grew up working in Meikles father's blacksmiths shop. Be such a shame leaving that Massey there, was it the 35? That truck would be good for collecting seeds, fertilizer and odds and sodds, not to mention towing.. Love your videos mate, cheers

Sweet video for Father’s Day

C'mon JT, the C/40 is a no brainer.... That and the horns off the with the dump box... and missing stack!!!! G'day from the land of roo's and wombats

JT, Your a man after my heart. I love exploring older wrecking yards. A cold long neck. But no koozie the keep your beer cold not your hand. Thanks for taking us on a tour. Boe 👍