Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Reminds me of my dad and his 1948 Super M. I recently started it for the first time after a 15 year hibernation in the barn where she sat untouched. I removed the plugs, oiled the cylinders, cranked it over, reinstalled the plugs, added fresh gas and a battery and the old girl fired right up. It surprised me, but I remember it as always being a reliable tractor. Made 100 percent in the U.S.A.
Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Reminds me of my dad and his 1948 Super M. I recently started it for the first time after a 15 year hibernation in the barn where she sat untouched. I removed the plugs, oiled the cylinders, cranked it over, reinstalled the plugs, added fresh gas and a battery and the old girl fired right up. It surprised me, but I remember it as always being a reliable tractor. Made 100 percent in the U.S.A.
Beautiful piece of machinery.
the M is a great tractor, a friend of mine uses his for everything on the farm still to this day.
Sounds like them two made quite a team back in the day!
very nice m my grandad had a 51 farmall super m
@RanMan, not sure, will ask him tomorrow and let you know.
what year is it
@RanMan -- Just realized I already knew but my dad had to remind me, 1948 as called out in the title. :)
I just bought a 48 M
byron minnesota?
Byron, Illinois, 90 miles west of Chicago. Sorry for the two year delay on my response. :)
@TheTractorguy140 52 sorry 5 stars
Doesn't run cuz of the crappy gas they sell now