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Love the ending👍😊, good trash coverage maybe try a wire method for better coverage if it would work but still good coverage for that tall of plow down.

My first tractor was a F12, gave $50 for it. I put a saw rig on the front to cut slab wood. I had to start it with the side pulley since I couldn’t use the crank because the saw rig was in the way. Cut many Rick of slabs with it. In the winter I didn’t use antifreeze, I would drain the water, from the tractor, into a 5 gallon gas can and bury the can in the sawdust pile, it never did freeze.

You plough with the crank handle attached to the front? Seems weird? Great piece of machinery - like all farm implements. There is just something special about them. Especially the smell.

My two F-12's have removable cranks in the front. I started going to the gym to make me stronger to start these pain in the asses. No joke!

missing RADIATOR BLIND that rolls up, pretty sure the engine was RED when new.

Beautiful antique! Uncle had F12 on small dairy farm. I got yelled at for boiling it over raking hay in 1950s. Got thousands of hours of F12 time spreading manure across the snow...

My dad had a similar set-up with his F14 Farmall.

Amo os pequenos tratadores vermelhos. Principalmente o Massey Ferguson 50.

I'm sorry to tell you this but I'm fairly sure that's a F-14.

Dad had 3 an F12,F14, and a F20 and our starting procedure was clear from the owners manual on all 3 never crank the engine all the way around completing the fireing order as it may kick back and injury may result always utilize the half crank method to prevent injury. I tried the through cranking and nearly dislocated my shoulder.

My great grandfather had an F12. I have a picture of him, my grandfather and my dad on it in 1946. So cool to hear and see one in action!

I want a deer to snoot boop me too

OMG the cranking ,,,,

Good way to break your wrist, just pull up.

milyen barátságos, kedves, szeretetre méltó.

it likes the salt on your arm, couple pets in exchange for a few pets, seems like more than a fair trade.

Hope this deer will always be safe. Bad Karma to those who will harm him.

Stupid delicious deer looking yummy mouth watering

The F-12 was the first tractor I learned to operate as a kid in the mid-'50s. My father rebuilt the engine with larger, higher compression pistons and an aftermarket gas manifold. Later he converted it to butane and mounted the tank in front of the radiator.

Good video do you have any other videos on this tractor?

The starting procedure for our old F-12 on the farm back in the 50s was; retard the mag, full choke, a little throttle and pull up on the crank. It seldom took more than a couple pulls.

We had a well worn F-12 on the farm in the 50s and it was finally relegated to just cutting hay with a 7' sickle mower. My dad always said it did not have enough power to pull a setting hen off its nest. It was better than a horse. :-) It did not have much power but it was reliable and always started. Gosh, those were the days and thanks for the memories.

Too bad ya can't hear the F12 working because of all the stupid music!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great video. I havn´t found anything that turns a furrow like an old McCormick plow. They run sweet. I'm mostly a John Deere guy but McCormick plows are the best.

That's a nice set-up you've got there! Looks like the ground was just right! Nice camera work as well!

Nice job! Would rather not hear the music though.

I’m working on a 1938F-12 and when it runs it dosent sound like that. It misses a lot. Any ideas?

This is actually appears to be an F14. F12 steering shaft is parallel to the hood, not slanted. Unless someone has changed it. Most parts interchange. Another way to tell is F12 has two valve cover studs while the F14 has three. Yours also has the longer brake levers. F12 brake levers were very short. F14 revs a few hundred rpm higher as well, 1650 rom vs like 1450 on the F12 if I remember right. The more I look at it, I am certain thats an F14.

He wanted to play with his new buddy

I like, It's beautiful and classic.

That F12 is beautiful, but I hope people who are new to antique tractors with magneto ignitions understand the potential dangers of hand crank starting. On a magneto as old as this, the timing advance is set to 0 degrees by hand. That keeps the engine from trying to start backwards and throwing the hand crank the other direct into his hand or arm. Newer mags, like the one on my '48 Farmall H, render spark adjustment unnecessary by having a start setting and a run setting. The start timing is set by turning the mag when the engine is off so it trips when at top dead center. Once set, the mag doesn't have to be moved again and the hand crank is safe to use. The run timing is set by an adjustment under the mag housing, in my case about 33 degrees before top dead center. If these are not followed, the result could be drastic loss of power or, worse, broken bones.

Nice oldschool tractor 👌💪🤓✌️

Cool Deer!

They lick because of salty taste on skin

They lick you because of the salt on our skin and I think it tickles

Good lookin farmall. I have a few myself. Haven’t seen a f12 or f14 without tank in hood or the primer thing sticking through the hood? I have hydralics and an overdrive i want to put on my F14.

My grandfather had an F12. We could saw wood using the flywheel PTO an ancient leather drive belt and his tilt table saw rig, all day long and then some. Sweet old tractor. Long gone now. Thanks for posting. Cheers.

Nice job...runs good and someone spent a little change

Nice Farmall 👍👍👍

Very tamed and calm. It didn’t seem to care 😀👍🏻

Here before this blows up

That’s awesome I have an old bronco I would love to do this with so far it’s only seen the silver lake sand dunes and that was a blast

My '35 F-12 is grey and on full steel. The 12s can be tricky to start, because it takes awhile for the fuel system to prime. Nice tractor!

2:55 "Come on, let's play!"

Very smart turnout indeed. Should it run smoother though? Regards 🇬🇧

Brings back memories My dad had this tractor when I was 4 or 5 years old.

wow! what a cool encounter