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“No signal” omg I had a laugh! 😂 -Great work, Zane! I don’t know, again! how this have passed me! I absolutely dig the progress on the property. I’m in fact looking at different properties myself these days if I will manage the crazy task of moving all my shit! Quite satisfied with your progress in the meanwhile!

Take out injectors, is it for sale?

Classic car revivals sent me to your channel. I subscribed. The content is great 👍

How did I miss this video! Awesome models man would love to see your other stashed models The comic book still in there NEAT !

These diesel 35 Massey Ferguson tractors are really tough, we call them a 'Fergie' in Australia. Enjoying your project with her rebuild.

You fella's need a socket wrench set.

I use to own one of these tractors, exactly the same! At least twice I had same issues with the gears and the method to to fix was the same as you found out about. It was a fantastic little tractor and I wish that I still owned it.

I've got a 64 IH truck as well. Where did you find the size of the engine? I been scratching my head for quite a while.😅

Currently looking at buying one of these. Can’t seem to find any info on the front axle. You happen to know what it is? And or gearing options? Thanks! Great channel.

That stuff works great!

Hi there we have the same truck, bit rusted, but all lioks ok, chassis, cab, fenders, doors and bonnet and grill 4x4 S120 1956 model, we thinking of restoring, who do you use for spares?

Great to see you investing in the channel, what I mean is cleaning up to make the projects easier to work on. Looks good! I always like how when people talk about a dozer size and always compare to a Cat model as a reference 😂. Looking forward to more stuff don’t worry about how often you post - if anyone gets that it me! Take care bud happy wrenching 🔧

Really cool stuff Zane. I have the same Stanley tape in the kitchen drawer. Been there for years, the Missus is always measuring for curtains, shades or counter space for something. I also have a Proto set that go from about 1 1/2 to (I think) 2 1/2 by eighths. Fifty bucks at a flea market years ago. I could be slightly off on that, but its a great set for sure. Then before I retired a customer gave me a NOS unopened 56 Ford 3/4 ton that matches my dad's 56 down in the lean-to. Cool stuff my friend. Rainy days ARE fun shop days !!

Sorry miss this

Such a great job Zane. I know it took a ton of work off camera to make that happen, but it looks like it was well worth it. Can’t wait to see ya get back to wrenchin😀👍

Nice job on getting it cleaned up & organized! I've been building a shop for the last 20 years. Still need to put my lift up though! Keep at it, you'll get there!

Cleanup looks great! Was down in your state a week ago coming back from Tennessee/Georgia.. probably nowhere close to you...i need to get going on vids again.. getting the itch, just a lot of other things going on...

Looking good Zane. Cool idea with the axle. You're not alone wanting a lift, someday. The really old 20's/30's trucks would be neat to see up close and maybe made into something.

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Getting things done! Good to see you back Zane! Always enjoy your videos!

Made a lot of progress.

Progress is progress just do the best you can

Huge upgrade zano!!! I had this same deal at my grandpas place and unfortunately most of it went to the shredders..

Zane my man what's up with the 4x4 roll back , will it be back anytime soon

Progress is progress!!!

Steps in the right direction....I feel you my friend, an 8-12 hour long project can extend into 2-3 weeks of worth of work in my time. Keep on wrenching! 🔧👍😁

Sweet finds indeed Zane! Catching a video while on break. Intriguing wrench with both metric and sae stampings on it! Also tins are in great shape overall and like the model kits! Stay safe my friend, blessings and respect!

Is that 4 door step side dodge factory? That things neat!

Hi zane good to see you back buddy those 5 minute jobs take forever somtimes . Cheers mate🇦🇺

Good video again the dozer Was doing pretty good job too it quit running And I feel sorry for the camera when the backhoe sterilizer come down I did not know you had that much pieces of equipment and trucks. Thanks for showing us that and the yard looks real good keep the good good videos up be safe my friend

You did a great job, bud. Let me propose some of my organization habits- 1. Decide what you really need to keep, and what needs to go. Some of those vehicles are very weak examples that you know you won't ever touch. You have most, if not all of the money for your pole barn still sitting in the weeds out there. Which do you want worse? I asked you about that Dodge D250 back there and you said NOTHING is for sale...so I bought my own diesel truck:-) Keep or sell the engine and rear, scrap the rest. Don't even consider whether you should maybe keep one of the 500,000 d series trucks because you'll never find another one. Just be a shark out for money. The purpose of obtaining scrap or things to be turned into scrap is to make money, not to look like Fred Sanford😁 2. Try not to turn into a serial disassembler. The jeep is apart, the International wrecker is apart. Try not to take anything else apart until you are SURE that you are willing to brave the heat and hunger to see it through. Hang in there!

The grader blade is cool but a 4in1 bucket is more versatile u can spread it quicker and cut it forward or backwards just roll ur bucket and open it just my 2 cents

i wouldnt show up in the morning....i would wait until its dinner time. progress is progress. enjoyed seeing you again.

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great video thanks for sharing looks much better its easy to pile up scrap but its hard to clean and organize it later on good job

So for all those watching. The video makes rhe scale of things look so much smaller. Being there personally it's like night and day difference. A lot of work went into that clean up and it's so much better than tou can even begin to realize. 🎉

Looking great my friend! No joke, it's a process and takes time. The layout makes for ease of flow! It's good to see you back in the mix! The ol' truck parked behind where the back hoe was originally at...💪💪💯💯 .. Stay safe and don't worry about constant uploading..though I understand! Blessings and respect my friend!

If your luck runs like mine it’ll snow next week. 😂😂😂😂

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Great video Zane ! I really enjoyed it You got alot done, now you can concentrate on the projects !!!

Looks good, hopefully you’ll make a good amount of money on the scrap for your projects

You can go to your local light company they will sell your Old old light poles by the foot my local light company that I have co-op if they put new power lines to your property you get the Old the old light poles

Debbie and i just watched the video. Debbie says she wantsyou to come here ad do the same.LOL. Eny Road you got it better organized. I simply havent been buying big items like tractors or vehicles ect. We sold three pickups this year. We are retired and still dont get much done.

Howdy Zane!

Isn't it annoying how work gets in the way of the projects at hand? Well Zane, as a one man clean-up crew you are doing really well. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming as you can.

Excellent job so far Zane buddy ! I can relate to doing stuff while having a full time job ! I get up at around 5 AM and get home around 5 PM on a good day. Take care man ! regards, Ard

Another video so soon your gonna spoil us. It's looking great.

Great to hear from you Zane! I understand where you are coming from on having time. Once upon, I had two boys, home maintenence and a full-time job as a shop supervisor at a plant. I was on call 24/7 for many years, and the early/late thing rings true. When something breaks, the machines dont run....etc. Now the kids are gone, Im disabled and my wife of 43 years passed last fall. Im almost 66. Time may become more plentiful as you get older, but you move slower and get just as much done as before. Organize and sort now, you will thank yourself many years later. You are like me, I have many projects, and that keeps life interesting. No getting burned out on one thing, LOL! Keep up the fine work, Zane. I'll be here waiting for your next hello! Cheers Terry

As always, good to hear from you. You have done an excellent job on the yard. It was no small feat, considering your schedule the timeline is actually impressive. Just curious, I don't recall noticing the White cab, did I just miss it or is something else going on? It will be nice when you are able to post regular project videos again, but everything you make is enjoyable to watch so don't get worried about it. Stay well and thanks for posting...

These beds look like were built way better than anything made today! You got me interested now in the history of Swartz Beds! Wonder if anybody makes a dual bed today? I think the closest thing would be a rolloff dumpster body