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I enjoyed the tour ! I remember my dad had a 105 which was newer and bigger but still had that flip seat ! I hope you restore this . I just restored a model 30 pull type . ua-cam.com/video/ppV7t30leus/v-deo.html

Is there a definitive way to tell a Farmall H from an M without the identification tag or logos/badging?

Looks like the A model. I ran one when i was a teenager, it would get it on the road, get away from you if your not careful.😂😂😂

I love it and those are cool options on the dealer installed cab and grain bin extension ! We just bought a 1978 Gleaner L2 last week and it reminds me of your E as it has been well maintained . Between you and myself Gleaner has forgotten more about building Combines and harvesting than most will ever know ...... 😁👍

i have a h that was built the same month /year that i was had 2 h 2m 1 to30 fergie at one time when gas was cheap those h /m were are still great tractors 700 psi on lift all r/r many of them if you want to juice up ol h get 300/350 timing gear train/ plate add live hydraulic,s then put 350 head/manifold carb sleeves /pistons then she will purr

16mpg i dont believe that one bit i own two 360s they get average 10mph maybe 13 if your lucky.. as for pulling the manual actually has a lower tow rating than automatic

I greatly appreciate you average joe

I had a first generation A, but the E was a better machine.

pretty neat, dont think im horribly far from you, i have one its a square back. got mine from walton, indiana. neat machines!

Ahhh breaks are just a luxury✋🏼 but It’s a Buick so there is some luxury to it

Do you know what year it is?

A silver seeder. The owner knew why it got parked. Raddle chain, variable speed shaft wear, just a few of the negatives.

I feel like your gonna have to do something about that red corn. Each year it's gonna get worse and worse.

up draft carbs always start best with a closed throttle blade.

Awesome !

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You are fortunate to have the good friends to help , bringing that ole beastie home

Dude has some hairy arms.

I've stared down a few rows of corn on an E. I can't imagine what a NARROWER machine would feel like on a hill. 2 Row 30" had to be Hell to keep upright when you ran over a Cob.

Thank you very helpful

I have the exact picker and I am trying to get it going to use this fall. However it didn't come with the belts on it. Any chance you could tell me what size of belts are on it

C2 gleaner was the best combine ever made

Useless. NO info, too dark. Why bother?

New subscriber here. We have a few videos running our 1960 John Deere 40 with 8 foot head. I believe the motor is 115 cubic inches and 42 horsepower. You have a nice little combine there. Great video!

Love my H. 1946. Almost identical to the one u have.

More videos about this truck

I had an E with a two row wide head and 10 foot green platform and then I had a K with a three row 30 and a 12 foot platform very good combines good and clean grain

Thanks for the tour! Learned alot. Luv the ole stuff! Gotta keep em going. Dont know why, dont wanna see em die.

I live in mikwaukee and on the 8th of this month 2 idiots were racing and damn near hit me so i swerved and hit a curb and it took out all my tires, right axle, right outter tie rod, right steering knuckle, right strut and this same brake hoes. I havent even been able to see ehat else got damaged. Its snowing and feels like -23 not to mention i lost my car key😂but its worth the fix, its git the 2.2l in it and only have 70,000 miles on her. I need to replace the back break drums but idk how to do drums. Do you have back drums? If so can you make a vkdeo on how to chancge them?

I love the H, mine is also a 1946 that my late grandpa ordered new in December of 1945 with his Army bonus after he was discharged and it didn't arrive until August of 1946, I've owned it since 1997.

Had to chuckle a little bit when you mentioned the sealed bearings. My dad had one of those with the wide rows head. He bought a five gallon bucket full of those 1” greaseless bearings at an auction and I believe he put every one on that combine!

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Beautiful tractor. Deserves a good life with some cosmetic and paint work. At 12yo my 1st was a ''H''. Wow that was exciting. It was the best starting machine I've even seen. Pull the throttle back about an inch and would start 1st turn over, every time.

Great truck! Thanks for the video.

What kind of hydraulic fluid does it take and how much?

Loved this tractor on our farm mid 1940ies thru 50ies 17:25

We could do with out that annoying, irritating background music at the beginning of the video.

You really got something there.. if one is planting 100 acres or less that is perfect. I have a lot of time on an open station E. We switched to F combines later and ran them for 40 years. The only thing is they were not designed for 200 bu/ acre corn so one has to drive very slow but the job they do is phenomenal.

I would love to have a H and fix it up .😊

My Dad’s first picker was a Wood Bros. To get the corn farther back on the wagon he removed the shroud at the top of the elevator and switched the drive and driven sprockets for the elevator speeding it up to throw the corn farther back.

Is the augar tall enough to reach into a gravity waggon

I’m search pull type combine

If. Not running. Under load. It. Could. Get. Weights

Don’t. Put chopper on. Plug up. Walkers. Up. I. Had. One. Good.

Pretty cool old combine. I’ve never ran a gleaner before. I started out running a 1960 John Deere 45 in 1983 at 14 years of age. I then stepped up to IH combines with cabs with heat and air conditioning. I farmed soybeans when I started farming back then. I would definitely run yours, it’s a nice machine.

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If you love this tractor so much, do it and yourself a favor and invest in some new tires because those do not look to be safe with all of that weather checking.

Do you know what the word glean means? Are neighbor is a custom harvester. About 30 yrs ago he told me this. A guy wanted to be a custom harvester bought a gleaner. Talked to a farmer. Yes you can help me harvest! He made a round around the field. The farmer got on the combine , looked in the grain tank! Did you adjust this combine? His answer was I have to adjust it!.

I'm about 9 miles from full vision cab company Newton , Kansas. Do you have the straw spreader for that combine? John Deere calls hydraulic speed adjustment variable speed. The cylinder concave machine will do a good job of threshing. (John Deere , gleaner)

Cool machine