Thank You for taking the video of my Ferguson 30. Sure would like to have sold it but did not want to be that far in the hole on cost of the redo. Have others in the shop in process of restoration including a Farmall 230 that will be nice when done.
@@FarmallFanatic The 230 has been here since 2006 . In the shop getting a complete grill to drawbar redo, fresh engine, all new head parts due to moisture from sitting so long , all Clevite parts $$$ ( parts bought before they stopped making tractor engine parts ), it has standard crank in it ! It is a local greenhouse find that was headed for Burgh's. Could not let a 230 go to Burgh,s. Sat 7 years behind a greenhouse , engine was tight and broke loose loading it on trailer. Fast hitch. Tins straight as a pin. Local Mars tractor . Low hours, Used around small farm and greenhouse. What ever it needs it is getting. Plows and 7 ft mowing machine came with it. Maybe l'll keep it , getting attached to it. Cool looking 230 maybe run it thru the auction to see what happens . 3/4 done just need to get back at it to finish. The goal was to take it to Portersville this year , we will see.
That was a good looking Ferguson, always thought I'd get mine fixed up like that. Sent it on down the road last year, too many projects not enough time.
Ferguson was way better than Ford but people have the love affair for the 8N. More after market parts. You are right they never had a decent swing draw bar to swing out of the way of the mounted plow coulter. Seen people hook to the top link hookup on the tractor and flip it over. The one I saw he jumped clear. After I yelled at him if he could jump off he could have stepped on the clutch. I like that C with a big man's seat. I was always scared of hanging over the rear of the platform.
I'm going to join everyone else in congratulations on the super C !, a fair price. I really liked that Ferguson too ! Someone got a real deal on the H !
@@FarmallFanatic I guess you could still get the Ferguson, owner really doesn't want that much ! You'd probably have to put it in a separate shed though ! They are a really handy tractor.
Looks like a good solid Super C. Ford 6610 72 hp we had a brand new one with a cab in 1989. Farmall 706 diesel would out work it but the Ford was first cab tractor nice in the winter. Both tractors had 18.4x34 on threat with weights.
I knew the super C was coming home with you about the 5 th time you said “This is a nice tractor”. Hope she gives you many years of trouble free service.
Excellent video Gino :) also those Farmall tractors bid on if was that sale yes and one sat be worth $2.000 , one with rebuilt engine $1.300 pay for tops ! Also that Ferguson TEA 30 you put draw bar very easy to do and draw links bar on arms tell great use on 50 to 72 hp and use on 1968 International 624 A 62 hp Desiel motor 12 speed Manual transmission without Torque Amplifier also on pull links on Arms of tractor to a 1966 New Holland number 56 rake with wheels turn hay and straw make for Squares bales years on home farm plus rents ones of late Dad and late Uncle had years ago in 1990's ! Ferguson be $2.500 worth buy for & amazing those tractor went for $ !
Hey Farmall, the reason the needle on the amp gauge is showing a discharge is that when they installed the alternator, they didn't reverse the wires on the gauge. The tractor now has a negative ground..
Nice buy! That’s pretty exciting. I thought you were going to throw everyone through a loop and buy the fergie which was well done. I know the Croll Mills auctioneer from my family’s draft horse days but his name escapes me. Our place is in Butler, pretty cool.
Those little Deeres were sold at agricultural dealerships and had a Wisconsin Robin in them. I think some had a Kohler engines. IH had them too. Great for tight quarters in an old dairy barn
We had a tractor just like that Ford 5000. It was our loader tractor for a few years. Good ol tractors. I probably would have bought that H. Anytime they are under 1k they are worth it. Another super C looks like a pretty good little tractor. Congrats
I'd change out that left to a better wheel for a better wheel, but outside of that wheel, it's a gorgeous looking tractor, and I love red power. Yes, if it isnt red leaves it in the shed and red power all the way 👍👍💪💪
That’s a good bones super c looks like a good one to get ahold of. I’m not sure why but it’s like getting a new bull when I bring a tractor home like that because there’s more in the works behind the scene before long one leads to 3 ha ha
Hey @Farmall Fanatic : Thinkin' ya better start saving up & making plans for erecting a decent sized pole barn. All those ladies of yours need a decent shelter to hide out in. Oh, and congrats on your newest Super C purchase.
Great buy on the Super C ! I didn't think you were going to buy a blue tractor unless you got a steal . I would have liked the 2 row planter and the H went cheap enough to buy . Thanks for sharing !
Very nice FF, upgrade approved 😁…liked the term “valvery” when you were talking about the little IH loader, cracked me up😆looking forward to the christening of the new super C… keep em comin hoss🇺🇸
I feel like I’m seeing the birth of another Machinery Pete. Is there any auction within 250 miles that you’ve missed? (Except the ones with all green or blue tractors of course😂). Love the vids. Keep it up. I look forward to what your next auction video!
@Tom's Model and Die Cast Barnyard : Restoring a tractor right almost always costs more than they're worth for resale. Especially nowadays. That's why so many old tractors just get splashes of new paint, new seats, & new mufflers before they are sold. Those items are done because most people buy based on appearances. It's just human nature.
@@FarmallFanatic oh man. If I would have known about it I would have tried to go. Only 30+ miles away. Haven’t been to an auction in a long while that is why I appreciate your videos. Thanks
Those tractors were built by Kimco, which was a joint venture between IH and Komatsu, and they used either a Mazda gas or a Nissan diesel engine. Same with the 274 offset, and from what I know parts are indeed pretty scarce.
You had me at camouflage bedroom slippers!!!😂😂😂 There’s a man that fully understands comfort and can get there at an auction!! The question is…… are they loaded? Possibly dry rotted? I don’t want to see them slip or spin when you go off-road!😂😂😂😂😂
The super C your going to sell put it in your local auction so we can all see it sell. Just my thought. Great buy on the new super C. Keep sending the videos.
Cool on bidding on the to30 I was shocked good deal.And Boom or BOM lol 😊 . Congratulations on the other C or cee cee see International 😊 .My grandpa road me on his lap a lot of land on a to30 Massey Ferguson back in the 1970s farming with it he done every thing with it back in the 70s except bale or take hay I am 56 now and now I got a to20 Massey to I would like to have as many tractors or more than you do if I could afford it I would like to even have a chubby cubby to or a 55 55 to lol😂 to use in my garden.They are better than useing a one row cultivator or a tiller talking about tractors to I have a Ford 1965 or 66 square hood 2000 and a late 60s Massey Ferguson 50 with high and low shift and multi power to on it .The to 20s and 30s had a hitch on the bottom of the tractor. Or its called a toung to hook up wagons and disc exctra. And the 8ns Ford's did to on up.My Grandmas cousin husband had an H International he farmed with for several years.My boss I use to work for that's all he has is Internationals or new case Internationals to.and my suppervisor I work with all was said if it ant red stick in the shed lol 😂😂😂😂. I'll comment when I can catch you on the flip side 😂😂😂 Booooooooom🌋🌋🌋🌋
If you got the Ford you got the best one they made 5000 is a the best tractor cranks right on a dime and got plenty power too but more likely you got the super C but it would surprise me if you pulled the trigger on a new color
@Phil Rogers : Oh, I can assure you that the Ford 6610's drawbar was on there when it was purchased brand new. People all too often will remove items from tractors that they rarely use. Drawbars or 3 point hitch arms are often removed & hung on the shop wall (or thrown on the shop floor in the corner) when they aren't being used. The biggest problem with doing that sort of thing is that they all too often never get put back on, or put back with, the tractor when it is sold at a future date. What really blows is that it can cost the new owner A LOT of money to source used or new replacements, and the lack of them doesn't seem to stop people at auctions from over-bidding, regardless of the important item(s) absence.
Thank You for taking the video of my Ferguson 30. Sure would like to have sold it but did not want to be that far in the hole on cost of the redo. Have others in the shop in process of restoration including a Farmall 230 that will be nice when done.
Will that be at next year's auction
@@FarmallFanatic I hope to move it on to a new home before next year
@@skipcashdollar What all are you doing to it?
@@FarmallFanatic The 230 has been here since 2006 . In the shop getting a complete grill to drawbar redo, fresh engine, all new head parts due to moisture from sitting so long , all Clevite parts $$$ ( parts bought before they stopped making tractor engine parts ), it has standard crank in it ! It is a local greenhouse find that was headed for Burgh's. Could not let a 230 go to Burgh,s. Sat 7 years behind a greenhouse , engine was tight and broke loose loading it on trailer. Fast hitch. Tins straight as a pin. Local Mars tractor . Low hours, Used around small farm and greenhouse. What ever it needs it is getting. Plows and 7 ft mowing machine came with it. Maybe l'll keep it , getting attached to it. Cool looking 230 maybe run it thru the auction to see what happens . 3/4 done just need to get back at it to finish. The goal was to take it to Portersville this year , we will see.
Paint splashed...good to know
That was a good looking Ferguson, always thought I'd get mine fixed up like that. Sent it on down the road last year, too many projects not enough time.
I could have brought it home
@@FarmallFanatic Nice buy Gino looks great
That Ferguson to 30 was nice. I was holding my breath you would buy it. Bought had a heart attack when I heard you bidding.
I was willing to go about twenty four hundred bucks
#674 ….. man I wish I’d have known that……. I’d have purchased that nice food plot special!!!
Oh and it was nice
There's a truck & tractor pull there on June 3
Antique tractor pulls?
That Ford 6610 catches my eye! Neighbor had one and he pulled 4-16’s mounted with it
I believe it
Ferguson was way better than Ford but people have the love affair for the 8N. More after market parts. You are right they never had a decent swing draw bar to swing out of the way of the mounted plow coulter. Seen people hook to the top link hookup on the tractor and flip it over. The one I saw he jumped clear. After I yelled at him if he could jump off he could have stepped on the clutch. I like that C with a big man's seat. I was always scared of hanging over the rear of the platform.
That's the thing you can never let go of the steering wheel
That Massey looked to good not to pull the trigger on. Good buy on your Super C though.
I was in at twenty four hundred
Sharp little Fergie...
Definitely
I'm going to join everyone else in congratulations on the super C !, a fair price.
I really liked that Ferguson too !
Someone got a real deal on the H !
Appreciate it
@@FarmallFanatic I guess you could still get the Ferguson, owner really doesn't want that much !
You'd probably have to put it in a separate shed though !
They are a really handy tractor.
Nice-looking Super C I think you got a good buy on it
Is appreciated
I’m guessing the super C…if it’s not red, leave it in the shed 😀
Congratulations on getting the Super C FF! Good looking tractor.
Sweet! Nice SC! Still looking in MI for a cub, the right cub that is…..plenty of clapped out units. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks man
Looks like a good solid Super C. Ford 6610 72 hp we had a brand new one with a cab in 1989. Farmall 706 diesel would out work it but the Ford was first cab tractor nice in the winter. Both tractors had 18.4x34 on threat with weights.
I knew the super C was coming home with you about the 5 th time you said “This is a nice tractor”. Hope she gives you many years of trouble free service.
I hope so too
Excellent video Gino :) also those Farmall tractors bid on if was that sale yes and one sat be worth $2.000 , one with rebuilt engine $1.300 pay for tops ! Also that Ferguson TEA 30 you put draw bar very easy to do and draw links bar on arms tell great use on 50 to 72 hp and use on 1968 International 624 A 62 hp Desiel motor 12 speed Manual transmission without Torque Amplifier also on pull links on Arms of tractor to a 1966 New Holland number 56 rake with wheels turn hay and straw make for Squares bales years on home farm plus rents ones of late Dad and late Uncle had years ago in 1990's ! Ferguson be $2.500 worth buy for & amazing those tractor went for $ !
Would have loved to see you buy that ferguson she looked better than new in the video
It was the nicest one i've seen yet
@Uncle Rob : That Fergie was definitely the cream of the crop nicest tractor at that auction.
If it's blue it's for me! Really nice examples of Ford tractors at this sale. Love it. Thanks for taking us along Farmall
when they added the alternator they made it a negative ground and didnt switch the wires on the gauge so a discharge is actually charging.
That makes complete sense
@jeff gray : Bingo! 👍 Because a DC ammeter measures the electrical current flow, and DC current only flows in one direction.
Looks a great buy. Thanks for showing us the auction. All the best 🇬🇧.
Thanks
The Ferguson 30 is a beautiful machine too
Hey Farmall, the reason the needle on the amp gauge is showing a discharge is that when they installed the alternator, they didn't reverse the wires on the gauge. The tractor now has a negative ground..
Yea finally figured that out
Nice buy! That’s pretty exciting. I thought you were going to throw everyone through a loop and buy the fergie which was well done. I know the Croll Mills auctioneer from my family’s draft horse days but his name escapes me. Our place is in Butler, pretty cool.
Good catch,
And an even better investment.
Can’t ever go wrong with a Farmall!
Agree 👍
Pretty good deal on the Super C. I've seen a few in rough shape go around me for about that.
Very nice tractor also a good price and the rain cap is installed correctly 😊
You know it 😁
They made a swinging drawbar for that ferguson 30.
That would be nice to have
Those little Deeres were sold at agricultural dealerships and had a Wisconsin Robin in them. I think some had a Kohler engines. IH had them too. Great for tight quarters in an old dairy barn
What happened to the big HP diesel tractor? Missed out on too many so had to down size?
I've got about a hundred auctions to go this year
We had a tractor just like that Ford 5000. It was our loader tractor for a few years. Good ol tractors. I probably would have bought that H. Anytime they are under 1k they are worth it. Another super C looks like a pretty good little tractor. Congrats
Your so correct buddy that little furggy. Need s a proper draw bar
I mean as long as you pull low you would be o k but some guys forget that
I'd change out that left to a better wheel for a better wheel, but outside of that wheel, it's a gorgeous looking tractor, and I love red power. Yes, if it isnt red leaves it in the shed and red power all the way 👍👍💪💪
You know it
I already know what you bought ! And it’s a wise choice! 💥 BOOM 💥
😁
The SC looks great, but the 5000 is a great tractor as well.
Good buy.
I've been looking for a super c with fast hitch for a while. Ever sale I've been too they selling way over what I would consider decent money.
Super C looks like a good one Congrats. 👍 on the video , the slippers were a plus 😁🇺🇸
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That’s a good bones super c looks like a good one to get ahold of. I’m not sure why but it’s like getting a new bull when I bring a tractor home like that because there’s more in the works behind the scene before long one leads to 3 ha ha
Oh yeah but they are so easy to work on its ridiculous
That super C is a dandy ! Good deal man ! 👍
Thanks
Awesome buy.
Thanks
I would have went $1500(that’s just me) on the H. In Texas the fence row Farmalls with rotten tires go for $1500.
If mine wasn't so nice I definitely would have
Hey @Farmall Fanatic :
Thinkin' ya better start saving up & making plans for erecting a decent sized pole barn. All those ladies of yours need a decent shelter to hide out in. Oh, and congrats on your newest Super C purchase.
Thanks
Hey FF where's that auction at very good tractor there and planners in gravity wagons
Butler farm show grounds
U need a building know!! Nice buy!!
Or 2 lol
A ford 6610 is around 82 gross horsepower.
I thought you would buy the H too.
Thats a very nice Super C. Consider doing a video of your 1951 SC, to refresh our memories. You may very well have a buyer from a follower. 32:30
I don't expect the tractor to last a week once I list it
Congrats fanatic the super C is a beaut!
Thanks
Congratulations, sharp little tractor!
Thanks
you can always swap your rims over before selling the other one.
Definitely.
The C was priced on the high side.
They ain't getting cheaper
The Fords look pretty decent...
That Ferguson sure looked nice. Gotta love the super c there's just something about 'em good deal.
See, you and I really think alike.
Super "C" is like Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Best pound for pound ever!
SWEET ! Nice buy FF.
Now for the weights for the super C you could just run UA-cam metal bars one to the tractor to weights and make it look like it's lifting dumbbells
power lifter
@@FarmallFanatic yup
Great buy on the Super C ! I didn't think you were going to buy a blue tractor unless you got a steal . I would have liked the 2 row planter and the H went cheap enough to buy . Thanks for sharing !
Planter sold before I got there...otherwise, Ida bought it
You can't beat that even had a complement cuppa coffee there
Gotta love those auction moves
Very nice FF, upgrade approved 😁…liked the term “valvery” when you were talking about the little IH loader, cracked me up😆looking forward to the christening of the new super C… keep em comin hoss🇺🇸
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So I thought my farmall 200 was a 54 It has that same 2 pt hitch.
It's really the same tractor with different sheet metal and yours is turned up just a little bit. It might have a pony or two more
@@FarmallFanatic I’ve got the half track kit on mine. Good tractors
I missed you there. food any good.
Fantastic
I feel like I’m seeing the birth of another Machinery Pete. Is there any auction within 250 miles that you’ve missed? (Except the ones with all green or blue tractors of course😂). Love the vids. Keep it up. I look forward to what your next auction video!
You're actually not the first person that said that to me 😁
Nice little 284..
It's the first one i've ever seen with a loader
Congratulations on the super C Red Power 💥 purchase 👍 these fords were very cheap and in my opinion some of the best fords made 💪 great video again 👍
I agree they went cheap
Any time I see the home made frame rails on those tractors I get scared got burnt on one once broken motor mounts
I looked at this one pretty close
Wow, you got a great deal on that for 3K!!
That's what I was thinking
Thank you.
im going for the good old ford
Nice Super C. Been contemplating getting one myself.
Definitely one of my favorite
I think you got a decent deal on the Super C.... It would probably cost you more than what you bid on it to restore one ..
Oh easily
@Tom's Model and Die Cast Barnyard :
Restoring a tractor right almost always costs more than they're worth for resale. Especially nowadays.
That's why so many old tractors just get splashes of new paint, new seats, & new mufflers before they are sold. Those items are done because most people buy based on appearances. It's just human nature.
You need to buy a blue one, my blue and my red they look just right under the shed
I guess everyone else was scared to bid you up! LOL Nice tractor!!
Yeah my pockets are running deep these days
5000 has been repainted back to the transmission. AL.
Was that at the Big Butler Fairgrounds.
Is farm show grounds
@@FarmallFanatic oh man. If I would have known about it I would have tried to go. Only 30+ miles away. Haven’t been to an auction in a long while that is why I appreciate your videos. Thanks
So are you going to change the name to Farmall Super C Fanatic
Well...3 Cubs, 3 Super Cs, 1 756, 1 400, 1 M, 1 H, 1 A ... I suppose I could
Congrats on the new C
Thanks
19:12 Are parts still available thru Case IH for the 284?
That's the million dollar question I know this much... I've never bought one over the years because I was afraid the answer is no.
Those tractors were built by Kimco, which was a joint venture between IH and Komatsu, and they used either a Mazda gas or a Nissan diesel engine. Same with the 274 offset, and from what I know parts are indeed pretty scarce.
You had me at camouflage bedroom slippers!!!😂😂😂
There’s a man that fully understands comfort and can get there at an auction!! The question is…… are they loaded? Possibly dry rotted? I don’t want to see them slip or spin when you go off-road!😂😂😂😂😂
I had a hole in one of my socks if that counts. 😆
@@FarmallFanatic That counts double!
Nice!
Thanks
6610 looks nice
Both of those tractors were very nice
The super C is a no-brainer to me
Cya tonight
Hah! You’re a poet and don’t know it! I enjoy your dialog.
Wow nice SC
Thanks
I have a Super C exactly like that one, it is still original 6V, and starts easy (0/2 battery cables help).
I have a few tractors that are still six volt and i've never had a problem with them
That looked like a good deal to me
Congrats on the Super C, pretty good looking tractor. Are you thinking of selling the Cub to me yet?
Lol nah
The super C your going to sell put it in your local auction so we can all see it sell. Just my thought. Great buy on the new super C. Keep sending the videos.
I actually might do that
Long axles on that
Yep
Well, congratulations on the super C !! I think you are going to have three Super C's .I just don't see you selling the 51.🤔
Money talks...negotiating walks
FF if your looking for some pull behind disc I have a nice IH set cheap let me know I'll send pics
Where are you located
That super C with the extended axles would look cool with dual’s good buy👍
Yeah it would
Cool on bidding on the to30 I was shocked good deal.And Boom or BOM lol 😊 . Congratulations on the other C or cee cee see International 😊 .My grandpa road me on his lap a lot of land on a to30 Massey Ferguson back in the 1970s farming with it he done every thing with it back in the 70s except bale or take hay I am 56 now and now I got a to20 Massey to I would like to have as many tractors or more than you do if I could afford it I would like to even have a chubby cubby to or a 55 55 to lol😂 to use in my garden.They are better than useing a one row cultivator or a tiller talking about tractors to I have a Ford 1965 or 66 square hood 2000 and a late 60s Massey Ferguson 50 with high and low shift and multi power to on it .The to 20s and 30s had a hitch on the bottom of the tractor. Or its called a toung to hook up wagons and disc exctra. And the 8ns Ford's did to on up.My Grandmas cousin husband had an H International he farmed with for several years.My boss I use to work for that's all he has is Internationals or new case Internationals to.and my suppervisor I work with all was said if it ant red stick in the shed lol 😂😂😂😂.
I'll comment when I can catch you on the flip side 😂😂😂 Booooooooom🌋🌋🌋🌋
What would you want for your 51
2k
@@FarmallFanatic would it come with the 2 point draw bar
Yep
72 hp on 6710
6610
If you got the Ford you got the best one they made 5000 is a the best tractor cranks right on a dime and got plenty power too but more likely you got the super C but it would surprise me if you pulled the trigger on a new color
Great auction if you need some touch up paint use that deep red blood you got congratulations 😂🇺🇸
😁
Love great job
Thanks
Hey fanatic you need more implements then you need more tractors
No argument here
On the Ford 6600, why no drawbar?? Extra cost??
I don't get why no drawbars on these newer tractors.
That one was a municipal tractor, only ever had a front mounted broom on it, all it ever did
@Phil Rogers :
Oh, I can assure you that the Ford 6610's drawbar was on there when it was purchased brand new.
People all too often will remove items from tractors that they rarely use.
Drawbars or 3 point hitch arms are often removed & hung on the shop wall (or thrown on the shop floor in the corner) when they aren't being used.
The biggest problem with doing that sort of thing is that they all too often never get put back on, or put back with, the tractor when it is sold at a future date.
What really blows is that it can cost the new owner A LOT of money to source used or new replacements, and the lack of them doesn't seem to stop people at auctions from over-bidding, regardless of the important item(s) absence.