Hi Wendell! Great to see the old Farmall H and roller in use again! That engine sounds pretty good to my ears. And you are right, nothing beats living in the woods! Thanks for sharing!
Good morning Martin. My woods ain't a pretty as your woods, but any woods is a good woods to live in. LOL You need a rusty old tractor to sit in the shed next to your Big Orange !! Thanks once again for the visit my friend.
One of these days I might make one pretty, but that's what I have the Missus for Rob. My tractors need to be ready to work !! Well, she does too, but you know what I mean. LOL The longer you leave a machine sit, the more damage Mother Nature will do to the machine. It's better to use them daily that to sit unused.
Thanks Rick, I'm getting to where I kinda like the old gal. It just sat in a shed for so many years before I got it from an old timer just down the road.
Arrrggghhh....!! Snow is a four letter word over here. LOL We DO get some snow but some winters we make it all the way through with just a dusting. BUT...one year we got hit with 24" !! We were snowed in for 4 days out here in the woods. That's how long it took the county to plow the blacktop. Thank you for taking time from your busy day to watch my friend. I hope all is well in Estonia !!
I ran it with a straight pipe a couple times on the roller....man, it sure makes it sound mean ! I should do that the next time the roadbed needs a little work. Thanks Timothy for stopping in today.
Well Bryce, maybe you need to find another one....jus' sayin'. LOL I enjoy the comments from you guys that remember this or that after watching me goof off out here in the woods with an old tractor. Glad to have you along for the ride my friend.
@@tractorman4461 Yep . I need to get a magneto working so I can play with the M. I have driven that within the last decade. The H Dad had was a lot of fun.
@@brycewiborg8095 The M is a little more of a serious work-machine. The H has its place though for sure. It'll do a lot of work for a lot less fuel. I'm halfway looking for a good M engine for the Farmall grader I got sitting by the shed.
Heck yeah man, good old machines, the H's are. We ran 4 Massey Harris's. The smallest the 101 Junior from 1939, 101 Super from 1941 and a couple 44's from the early 50's. Some of the neighboring farms ran Farmalls though.
Nice tractor. Got the Allis Chalmers B home. I turned the hand crank and checked the oil before I bought it but it was locked up solid by the time I got her home and tested the starter. I pulled the starter off and now she is free. Looks like the starter gear was jamming into the flywheel. Good thing I resisted the urge to pull it around in gear and break the flywheel lol
Yeah that wouldn't be good. Fortunately the ring gear would probably be what would become damaged, but unfortunately that would require splitting the tractor to install a new one on the flywheel. But you did good doing what you did. Once you get it running good and smooth you will find those little B's (and C's) start so easily with little more than a bump on the crank. You will enjoy the little fella TBP.
I bid on a W-6 at a farm auction, but I don't remember seeing a W-4. Good to know though. Thank you for watching from way up north !! We were in Ontario a few years back and stayed west of Toronto an hour or so. We found a really cool museum in Simcoe. Lots of old industrial machinery in a really big area outside and a lot for the ladies to peruse inside the buildings. It was a good trip for sure. The trip introduced us to Tim Hortons too. Plus a cool boatride in an area called something about a thousand islands. What a fun boat ride. The Missus loved every minute of ....as did I.
Good morning Wendell. Memories.. hahaha Back when I was a kid I helped my day haul logs out of the woods with a Farmall with a tip bucket on it.. I had a love hate with the trike wheels.. hahaha And I think you know just what I am getting at.. hahaha I got wound up in the steering wheel a few times.. hahah Stumps are not good.. Thanks for sharing. As always stay safe and always be kind. Cheers
Aw man Gus, I got the backs of my knuckles barked many times when the narrow fronts got a mind of their own and flipped sideways !! I learned early to not stick my arm THROUGH the steering wheel to work the throttle. Talk about getting wound up quick, that was it wasn't it. LOL Its sure good to know I'm not the only one that learned the lesson the hard way. But one thing for sure is I never forgot the lesson !! It just ain't the same as book leaning is it....Take care my friend and as always its good to talk to you.
Oh I think you spelled it wrong Richard....its 'POOR' steering. LOL On hard ground, if you over inflate the tri-rib tires, these smaller tractors spin around very easily. It's almost like power steering.
There's Nothing like the sound of a ole' farmall when she's doin what she does best....Work! Luv the vid!!! uknow Wendell, they don't make steel like that anymore!
I think we are going with a straight pipe next time....then we can REALLY hear it do the work !! LOL I'm glad to have you stop by for todays visit Michael.
Hahahahaha....no time like the present Matt. But if you do that like everything else you do, it will run perfectly and shine like a diamond in the sunshine !!
Thanks Dave for the cool comment. I believe the H runs better every time she goes to work. I've had it back together for about two years but before that it hadn't run for many years. Here's a playlist of the stuff that was done to freshen her up after her long rest: ua-cam.com/play/PLk72G9DTzZ1u4HTcEVKC3ehyV_UsFYaAG.html You may have watched them one at a time as it was all done though.
I didn't get locked in to any particular side for shifting growing up. We had three tractors (well I still have them) a '40 Farmall H, '44 Allis-Chalmers B and a '51 John Deere B. All had different shifting. The H of course is left hand, The AC B is right hand and the JD B would be considered center except with the hand clutch you pretty much had to shift with your left hand. Yeah, the H is sounding pretty good! I plowed with my JD B the other day and I think the good hour of pulling the old two bottom plow did it good. I enjoy running the old tractors as much as possible. 👍👍👍
One thing about it you sure aren't prejudiced to color with red, green AND orange sharing the same stable !! Hot dang though, the H was the big boy on the block for you, wasn't it. There's something about old iron isn't there.
@@tractorman4461 Actually we used the JD B for the heavy work, plowing, discing and pulling stuck tractors out. The H was our cultivating tractor in the summer and loader tractor in the fall and winter, moving manure and plowing snow. The little AC B was a multi-use tractor. Mid-mount sickle bar mower for cutting hay and mowing ditches, one row cultivator for the garden and drawbar tractor for pulling wagons loaded with anything from asparagus to watermelons and everything in between! Each tractor performed great in its own jobs. I have added a few more tractors to the herd. A '50 Farmall H, I bought because the '40 broke down and I needed something that could be used with the implements. I also got a '45 Farmall M and a '52 Ford 8N (with implements) and they were FREE!!! 😊😊😊
@@1lilfarm Well that's cool !! I would never have the the JD B would be more suited for the heavy work than the H. I guess the big low rpm jugs have loads of torque and as we know, it's the torque that does the work, not horsepower. Awesome reply my friend and who WOULDN"T take free implements for an 8n !! LOL Wait a minute...the way that's written the M, the 8n AND the implements were free !! Is that right...!!?? If so, my hats off to you sir. LOL
@@tractorman4461 Yes! The M, 8N and it's implements were free!!! My Son's best friend lost his Grandfather and nobody in the family wanted them. The 8N runs great after a little tinkering. As a thank you to them for giving them to me, I bush hog a field for them twice a year with the 8N (and free bush hog!). Yeah, Dad plowed and disced 120 acres every year with the JD B and a two bottom plow. The disc is 9 foot so discing went quite a bit quicker. 👍👍👍
@@1lilfarm Well, I can tell you the gift couldn't have gone to a more deserving fellow !! I know you'll give them a good home for many years. Awesome story !! I love it.... And 120 acres with one two-bottom was a chore. But obviously the B was up to the task.
Farmalling the lane down good! This calls for some extra tippin! Better refresh me CuppaJO for tippin westward! It was nice looking over the old red hood goin the road down, as the Pa. Dutch might say once! A Fine Wednesday to Youz 44z from my Holler to your Holler with Squeezin!
Are those the same Pa Dutch that used to throw the horse over the fence some hay..?? That's what my own Pop would say. Enjoy the sippin and tippin my friend....I'm doing the same. And hey..a hearty THANK you from the Missus for the buggy-filled calendar and from me for the other one filled with some fanciful old iron powerhouses !! We both appreciate you sending those down this way buddy. Have a great day my friend.
I use it quite a lot. One of the other daily drivers, a Massey Harris 30, is a bit retired right now due to a seat pan that broke out of the middle !! So this old gal gets to do double duty for a while.
Ah yes, it's a great day when you can have the solitude of just towing the roller over a lengthy driveway. When it's all done then you can see what a dandy job that roller has done. P.S. I'm glad to see that you decided to NOT wear eye shadow! :)
My granddaughter pointed out that I had something black across my forehead after I got off the Allis grader !! I didn't know it was there OR how it got there. LOL I think it doesn't get much better than living in the middle of the woods Reg !! Between the deer, turkey, squirrels, rabbits and birds I NEVER get lonely. Well of course there's the Missus too.....and the dogs. (-;
The H seems to be just the correct size for pulling the roller. I am partial to the Letter series Farmalls. We have at least on of every letter series made. We just brought in a C Farmall Sunday.
Now I'd like to have a C myself. Well, I haven't actively been looking, but if one with the right price tag comes along, it'll come home with me. Does your C run or do you need to get into it a little to make it go...?
The old IH sounds good it will turn on a dime good job the road looks a lot smoother and yes I agree it’s a bad day when run over your tongue lol have a great day buddy I am sending you a email with a couple pictures take care
If you look real close, I think you might be able to see a 'custom bend' in this particular tongue too !! I'll take a look...don't tell me its more SNOW !! LOL
I'm trying to get as many hours on it as I can after it sat so long. It seems to get smoother with each outing. I think the rings are finally loosening up a bit. Only see an occasional puff of blue smoke. Thanks Leonard for the visit today.
Thanks Stephen, I do like knowing there's those like your self that enjoy watching them as much as I enjoy making them !! I'm moving the slab pile right now getting ready to hook the H to one of the buzz saws. Thanks for stopping by today.
Well I think unless I become the sole beneficiary of an unknown bazillionaire, concrete is out of the question. (-; But boy o boy that would be the berries !! But then, I wouldn't have an excuse to get out the Allis grader and the old roller. )-: So I guess you're right, we will just keep doing what we can do.
Your a great neighbor 💪 I bet if you did stumble upon a cool billion you’d use some of it to help out you neighbour’s💪 n you could still use the ol’girl to paint the lines 🤞more good fortune comes your way👍
@@shapeshifter7753 Hahahahaha....now don't go and give me too much credit about being a good guy....LOL I might just run to Bermuda as fast as I can if I fell into that kind of money. LOL
@@shapeshifter7753 Hahahaha....that's funny, because we had one old neighbor at the end of the driveway that did that...scratched all the loose road gravel up into his own private drive...LOL That was about 20 years ago. People...!!
Man yeah Mr Wendell, I love seeing that driveway work you do!! The ole H sure is doing a great job!! Is that the spring shave and cut? I got mine last week, well the cut anyway😁😁 Thank you Mr Wendell for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing what's next!! 😁😁👍👍
Boy o boy, that one area was riddled with potholes. I had the old Allis grader turning it all over a few hours before the H was put on the roller. It sure is nice now though. But I need to order about a hundred tons of crushed rock before lone. I've been putting it off for about 3 years now. Yes...sporting the 'All American Lad' look...for a while anyway. (-;
Well lets start out with the H on the buzz saw: ua-cam.com/video/TnBxJg95rIA/v-deo.html then here's a few minutes looking at the H before and after the splitting is done. I usually use one of the Massey Harris 30's on the splitter, so here's a whole playlist of wood processing videos with a few different tractors; ua-cam.com/play/PLk72G9DTzZ1sdXwZ5tsPLb1gy3LgHWcDI.html. Enjoy !!
As awkward as a Farmall H or M are to a M-H guy, a McCormick W4 or W6 are even worse! I always found it astounding that fenders were optional on Farmalls. As if they weren't crude enough! I thought they would be a deathtrap to a M-H or an Oliver guy who was always used to having fenders to lean on; get a little tired and go to lean on the fender which isn't there and...
You are the only other person that put it into those words. But that's exactly the way I feel about tractors of any kind without fenders !! Cultivating corn and milo, I wore the paint plumb off the right fender of our MH 101 Junior. Just lean over on it with the right arm and sight right down the rows. !!
@@tractorman4461 yes, he said he's self-taught. it's too bad you can't go to your local Creek and did your gravel anymore. We used to. Then that was rounded back when I was a kid was last time we did. Guy owned both sides of the creek. Another guy upstream where the first guys property line end his began and went on for a few miles. And that guy on a wide expanse on both sides of the stream. By what people have told me there is a number of agencies that regulate and enforces this. I don't really know anything about. I've heard everything from EPA department of natural resources conservation department handcuff LaValley's on federal level and the state level. In some states very similar department go by different names. Well the guy at the end of our lane who owns absolutely none of it is the most demanding and that includes tears everything up with the most traffic on the road. He has numerous people that lived back there on his probably. And how he got it was first went to Mama and she was what they call a black widow out of another state pretty far away. Got the old man to leave everything to her and she subsequently gave everything to him at least just about. This guy is used to working it to get everything you want for nothing. I can go on but if you got the idea that he played flowboard well go down several more levels and you are getting close. Well one of the individuals that consistently live back there in his compound went and took a pickup truck to that Creek. And this is very recently a year back maybe at most. Dugout a pickup truck I hand ✋ full of rock. The way I know this is Ella neighbors like me don't like him to put it blunt. So one day I cornered a guy as he came in here it and he plays his game pretty well just like I do. Guy behind me his property just goes up to the bank or just a 2 or 3 ft shy of the bank of the stream. He is a hand it by I think the conservation representative. Law enforcement and was told that it back exactly the way he found it. And he had no clue 🧩 because he wants it he can take it whatever it may be. He got excited about it and you just laying it on me. I asked him he said no he did not get ticket and was not arrested or fined. I told him I knew who the author was and he got off easy because that guy Normally throws the book at everybody. Now I'm sure I'm not telling you something you don't already know. But I'm sharing this with you because of the episode on the road and talk about the Rock. It's amazing how quick $5,000 went away when I was having hauled in by the semi trailer load. Now I'm going to have a couple of semi trailer loads come in dump it where there's no possible reason for anybody else. And lay out my area. Because I have a project. But it takes a lot to maintain a road and since I've done my share and quite a bit more and so did my dad built the road. Honestly if they can ride a horse in and out that's all we have to do. So all I'm saying is the rest of them is Getty Up 🐎.
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-1983 Yeah, the gov't gets their claws in everywhere they can trying to tell a guy what he bought and paid for ain't his to use as he pleases. I do have a buddy with half mile creek that'd let me have all the gravel I can haul. The only kicker is the water cannot be flowing. The creek has to be low enough to where there are pockets of water but no flow. Ain't that crazy ! Then out on the farm we hauled gravel all the time for the farm roads and for pouring concrete. All the foundations out there for the barns and outbuildings even my dad's basement was creek rock and hand poured. They even hand poured the concrete silo with one 30'' form. Pour the first level, elevated the form, pour #2 then on and on until they got to the height they wanted. Man I forked tons of silage outta that thing !! My granddad bought a 1 yard mixer with an inline 4 cylinder Continental 260 cu in motor back in the day. Would've been about 1937-38. That's what they used to build the new barn foundation, knee wall and floors, the silo and a bunch of other stuff too. Times are a changin' my friend. Some of it for the good some of it not so good. LOL
Ahhhhh Rick, you're the first to ask. I put the H on the buzz saw from time to time and its got the fibre belt pully. So to keep water off of it I keep it under wraps. Those pulleys are hard to find around here and those that do have them want a pound of gold for 'em. So I gotta protect the only one I have. I don't really want to remove it every time, but I guess I really should. Now if it wasn't independent of the rear pto I WOULD remove it. But they turn independently. Good eye buddy !!
Love seeing the old Farmalls still working and not just being on display or parade duty
Yeah, me too Ty. I don't have a single trailer queen. I do like them, but am just too busy using them to make 'em look that good. LOL
My grandfather had some old Farmalls on his dairy farm. I used to rake hay with his H. I miss those old tractors. Thanks for the video.
Well Jared, thank you for stopping by and watching a little today. I bet you wish you could find one or two of you Grand dads tractors today.
I enjoy hearing the old tractors working.
Old implements, old tractors and an old man working....that's all I got David, except I ain't THAT old. Well, maybe. LOL
Hi Wendell! Great to see the old Farmall H and roller in use again! That engine sounds pretty good to my ears. And you are right, nothing beats living in the woods! Thanks for sharing!
Good morning Martin. My woods ain't a pretty as your woods, but any woods is a good woods to live in. LOL You need a rusty old tractor to sit in the shed next to your Big Orange !! Thanks once again for the visit my friend.
Fantastic work!!! I like seeing old equipment being used instead of sitting on display!!!
One of these days I might make one pretty, but that's what I have the Missus for Rob. My tractors need to be ready to work !! Well, she does too, but you know what I mean. LOL The longer you leave a machine sit, the more damage Mother Nature will do to the machine. It's better to use them daily that to sit unused.
Nicely done👍 That roller does a great job, will be on the lookout for one next auction time😀
I tell ya...it sure packs the roadbed good. Look for a dead asphalt roller at an industrial auction. That'd be the best bet.
Love to see a old tractor at work. Nice job. I have a 1941 H. Still runs great.
Thanks Rick, I'm getting to where I kinda like the old gal. It just sat in a shed for so many years before I got it from an old timer just down the road.
Omg, you have so nice sunny weather, we just got 2 inch of snow. Always good to see when you drive with one of your rusty friends. Great video!
Arrrggghhh....!! Snow is a four letter word over here. LOL We DO get some snow but some winters we make it all the way through with just a dusting. BUT...one year we got hit with 24" !! We were snowed in for 4 days out here in the woods. That's how long it took the county to plow the blacktop. Thank you for taking time from your busy day to watch my friend. I hope all is well in Estonia !!
Great video, I like old tractors at work videos could listen to that h all day. Thank you!
I ran it with a straight pipe a couple times on the roller....man, it sure makes it sound mean ! I should do that the next time the roadbed needs a little work. Thanks Timothy for stopping in today.
Glad you could get the Farmall out and do some compacting! 😁👍
It's always a fun time to ride something rusty around the place Zane !!
Haven't driven a H since 74. Thanks for the ride Wendell.
Well Bryce, maybe you need to find another one....jus' sayin'. LOL I enjoy the comments from you guys that remember this or that after watching me goof off out here in the woods with an old tractor. Glad to have you along for the ride my friend.
@@tractorman4461 Yep . I need to get a magneto working so I can play with the M.
I have driven that within the last decade. The H Dad had was a lot of fun.
@@brycewiborg8095 The M is a little more of a serious work-machine. The H has its place though for sure. It'll do a lot of work for a lot less fuel. I'm halfway looking for a good M engine for the Farmall grader I got sitting by the shed.
Heard the old girl get on the governor a time or two…love that sound😊
Yes, I love to feel the surge in power when that happens too !!
We had 2 of them on the farm. Back in the 60s and 70s. We farmed 40 acres with them. The good old days.
Heck yeah man, good old machines, the H's are. We ran 4 Massey Harris's. The smallest the 101 Junior from 1939, 101 Super from 1941 and a couple 44's from the early 50's. Some of the neighboring farms ran Farmalls though.
Nice tractor. Got the Allis Chalmers B home. I turned the hand crank and checked the oil before I bought it but it was locked up solid by the time I got her home and tested the starter. I pulled the starter off and now she is free. Looks like the starter gear was jamming into the flywheel. Good thing I resisted the urge to pull it around in gear and break the flywheel lol
Yeah that wouldn't be good. Fortunately the ring gear would probably be what would become damaged, but unfortunately that would require splitting the tractor to install a new one on the flywheel. But you did good doing what you did. Once you get it running good and smooth you will find those little B's (and C's) start so easily with little more than a bump on the crank. You will enjoy the little fella TBP.
Enjoy all your videos in Ontario Canada I have a ihc super w4 that has a same engine as the Farmall H great old tractors
I bid on a W-6 at a farm auction, but I don't remember seeing a W-4. Good to know though. Thank you for watching from way up north !! We were in Ontario a few years back and stayed west of Toronto an hour or so. We found a really cool museum in Simcoe. Lots of old industrial machinery in a really big area outside and a lot for the ladies to peruse inside the buildings. It was a good trip for sure. The trip introduced us to Tim Hortons too. Plus a cool boatride in an area called something about a thousand islands. What a fun boat ride. The Missus loved every minute of ....as did I.
Good morning Wendell.
Memories.. hahaha
Back when I was a kid I helped my day haul logs out of the woods with a Farmall with a tip bucket on it..
I had a love hate with the trike wheels.. hahaha
And I think you know just what I am getting at.. hahaha
I got wound up in the steering wheel a few times.. hahah
Stumps are not good..
Thanks for sharing.
As always stay safe and always be kind.
Cheers
Aw man Gus, I got the backs of my knuckles barked many times when the narrow fronts got a mind of their own and flipped sideways !! I learned early to not stick my arm THROUGH the steering wheel to work the throttle. Talk about getting wound up quick, that was it wasn't it. LOL Its sure good to know I'm not the only one that learned the lesson the hard way. But one thing for sure is I never forgot the lesson !! It just ain't the same as book leaning is it....Take care my friend and as always its good to talk to you.
I sure like your power steering. Nice watching you at work
Oh I think you spelled it wrong Richard....its 'POOR' steering. LOL On hard ground, if you over inflate the tri-rib tires, these smaller tractors spin around very easily. It's almost like power steering.
Great Job Thanks for the Ride along👍👍
Thanks Tony for spending time here today !! I hope the ride wasn't too bumpy for you. (-;
There's Nothing like the sound of a ole' farmall when she's doin what she does best....Work! Luv the vid!!! uknow Wendell, they don't make steel like that anymore!
I think we are going with a straight pipe next time....then we can REALLY hear it do the work !! LOL I'm glad to have you stop by for todays visit Michael.
Nice Wendell, the roller did a remarkable job,
It sure does. I bet your Farmall would love to pull it around for a little exercise Jan ! It would be a good workout for it.
Morning T! Feel free to bring that over here - my driveway could use a little rolling too. :)) Cheers!
Hot doggies you sure could benefit from compaction after spring grading GP !! Have a wonderful day my friend.
Thanks for the ride.
Heck yeah man...it was getting crowded on the drawbar with everyone like yourself riding along, and hopefully they all had a good time !! (-;
Great job Wendell, beautiful area you're in and no snow ! ! !
Thanks Mike...I really like having no snow...heck, the day following this video, I was at the sawmill with 82*F !! That was yesterday, Arpil 4th.
Love that old H! Time to get mine running.
Hahahahaha....no time like the present Matt. But if you do that like everything else you do, it will run perfectly and shine like a diamond in the sunshine !!
@@tractorman4461 more like a pig with lipstick 😂👌
Nice looking country. Central Ohio were are flat and mostly tree less a few small woods.
Right across the river into Illinois, there's a lot of flat land too Tim. Over this side, we ain't too far from the Ozark mountains.
Wendell I look forward to your videos. The old tractor really does a good job.
Thanks Dave for the cool comment. I believe the H runs better every time she goes to work. I've had it back together for about two years but before that it hadn't run for many years. Here's a playlist of the stuff that was done to freshen her up after her long rest: ua-cam.com/play/PLk72G9DTzZ1u4HTcEVKC3ehyV_UsFYaAG.html You may have watched them one at a time as it was all done though.
I didn't get locked in to any particular side for shifting growing up. We had three tractors (well I still have them) a '40 Farmall H, '44 Allis-Chalmers B and a '51 John Deere B. All had different shifting. The H of course is left hand, The AC B is right hand and the JD B would be considered center except with the hand clutch you pretty much had to shift with your left hand. Yeah, the H is sounding pretty good! I plowed with my JD B the other day and I think the good hour of pulling the old two bottom plow did it good. I enjoy running the old tractors as much as possible. 👍👍👍
One thing about it you sure aren't prejudiced to color with red, green AND orange sharing the same stable !! Hot dang though, the H was the big boy on the block for you, wasn't it. There's something about old iron isn't there.
@@tractorman4461 Actually we used the JD B for the heavy work, plowing, discing and pulling stuck tractors out. The H was our cultivating tractor in the summer and loader tractor in the fall and winter, moving manure and plowing snow. The little AC B was a multi-use tractor. Mid-mount sickle bar mower for cutting hay and mowing ditches, one row cultivator for the garden and drawbar tractor for pulling wagons loaded with anything from asparagus to watermelons and everything in between! Each tractor performed great in its own jobs. I have added a few more tractors to the herd. A '50 Farmall H, I bought because the '40 broke down and I needed something that could be used with the implements. I also got a '45 Farmall M and a '52 Ford 8N (with implements) and they were FREE!!! 😊😊😊
@@1lilfarm Well that's cool !! I would never have the the JD B would be more suited for the heavy work than the H. I guess the big low rpm jugs have loads of torque and as we know, it's the torque that does the work, not horsepower. Awesome reply my friend and who WOULDN"T take free implements for an 8n !! LOL Wait a minute...the way that's written the M, the 8n AND the implements were free !! Is that right...!!?? If so, my hats off to you sir. LOL
@@tractorman4461 Yes! The M, 8N and it's implements were free!!! My Son's best friend lost his Grandfather and nobody in the family wanted them. The 8N runs great after a little tinkering. As a thank you to them for giving them to me, I bush hog a field for them twice a year with the 8N (and free bush hog!). Yeah, Dad plowed and disced 120 acres every year with the JD B and a two bottom plow. The disc is 9 foot so discing went quite a bit quicker. 👍👍👍
@@1lilfarm Well, I can tell you the gift couldn't have gone to a more deserving fellow !! I know you'll give them a good home for many years. Awesome story !! I love it.... And 120 acres with one two-bottom was a chore. But obviously the B was up to the task.
Farmalling the lane down good! This calls for some extra tippin! Better refresh me CuppaJO for tippin westward! It was nice looking over the old red hood goin the road down, as the Pa. Dutch might say once! A Fine Wednesday to Youz 44z from my Holler to your Holler with Squeezin!
Are those the same Pa Dutch that used to throw the horse over the fence some hay..?? That's what my own Pop would say. Enjoy the sippin and tippin my friend....I'm doing the same. And hey..a hearty THANK you from the Missus for the buggy-filled calendar and from me for the other one filled with some fanciful old iron powerhouses !! We both appreciate you sending those down this way buddy. Have a great day my friend.
@@tractorman4461 Yep, throw the cow over the fence some hay and Johnnys tooth ouches him
@@daveyjoweaver6282 Hahahahaha.....Funny stuff.
The old H sounds pretty good. It looks like it does get its fair share of work.
I use it quite a lot. One of the other daily drivers, a Massey Harris 30, is a bit retired right now due to a seat pan that broke out of the middle !! So this old gal gets to do double duty for a while.
Ah yes, it's a great day when you can have the solitude of just towing the roller over a lengthy driveway.
When it's all done then you can see what a dandy job that roller has done.
P.S. I'm glad to see that you decided to NOT wear eye shadow! :)
My granddaughter pointed out that I had something black across my forehead after I got off the Allis grader !! I didn't know it was there OR how it got there. LOL I think it doesn't get much better than living in the middle of the woods Reg !! Between the deer, turkey, squirrels, rabbits and birds I NEVER get lonely. Well of course there's the Missus too.....and the dogs. (-;
The H seems to be just the correct size for pulling the roller. I am partial to the Letter series Farmalls. We have at least on of every letter series made. We just brought in a C Farmall Sunday.
Now I'd like to have a C myself. Well, I haven't actively been looking, but if one with the right price tag comes along, it'll come home with me. Does your C run or do you need to get into it a little to make it go...?
The old IH sounds good it will turn on a dime good job the road looks a lot smoother and yes I agree it’s a bad day when run over your tongue lol have a great day buddy I am sending you a email with a couple pictures take care
If you look real close, I think you might be able to see a 'custom bend' in this particular tongue too !! I'll take a look...don't tell me its more SNOW !! LOL
Old H sound good tractorman 44 . 😊
I'm trying to get as many hours on it as I can after it sat so long. It seems to get smoother with each outing. I think the rings are finally loosening up a bit. Only see an occasional puff of blue smoke. Thanks Leonard for the visit today.
Love your videos! 🚜
Thanks Stephen, I do like knowing there's those like your self that enjoy watching them as much as I enjoy making them !! I'm moving the slab pile right now getting ready to hook the H to one of the buzz saws. Thanks for stopping by today.
Glad I didn’t suggest rock before watching till the end. Or if I was feeling smart, concrete.
I think we will just do what we can👍
Well I think unless I become the sole beneficiary of an unknown bazillionaire, concrete is out of the question. (-; But boy o boy that would be the berries !! But then, I wouldn't have an excuse to get out the Allis grader and the old roller. )-: So I guess you're right, we will just keep doing what we can do.
Your a great neighbor 💪 I bet if you did stumble upon a cool billion you’d use some of it to help out you neighbour’s💪 n you could still use the ol’girl to paint the lines
🤞more good fortune comes your way👍
@@shapeshifter7753 Hahahahaha....now don't go and give me too much credit about being a good guy....LOL I might just run to Bermuda as fast as I can if I fell into that kind of money. LOL
Your a better man than my neighbor. He just takes all the gravel. Right down to the clay he did😏
@@shapeshifter7753 Hahahaha....that's funny, because we had one old neighbor at the end of the driveway that did that...scratched all the loose road gravel up into his own private drive...LOL That was about 20 years ago. People...!!
Man yeah Mr Wendell, I love seeing that driveway work you do!! The ole H sure is doing a great job!! Is that the spring shave and cut? I got mine last week, well the cut anyway😁😁 Thank you Mr Wendell for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing what's next!! 😁😁👍👍
Boy o boy, that one area was riddled with potholes. I had the old Allis grader turning it all over a few hours before the H was put on the roller. It sure is nice now though. But I need to order about a hundred tons of crushed rock before lone. I've been putting it off for about 3 years now. Yes...sporting the 'All American Lad' look...for a while anyway. (-;
Old bones work better if we use them. 😁😎👴
Hahahaha...you are right about that my friend. Sometimes though a little too much work makes for SORE old bones. LOL
Like the roller they use on cricket picture in uk
Well, that's cool Nigel. One thing for sure this thing does a good job packing it in.
que bien suena
Gracias mi amigo. El Farmall es realmente un buen tractor pequeño para mi propiedad.
Would love to see log splitter at work powered by H tractor
Well lets start out with the H on the buzz saw: ua-cam.com/video/TnBxJg95rIA/v-deo.html then here's a few minutes looking at the H before and after the splitting is done. I usually use one of the Massey Harris 30's on the splitter, so here's a whole playlist of wood processing videos with a few different tractors; ua-cam.com/play/PLk72G9DTzZ1sdXwZ5tsPLb1gy3LgHWcDI.html. Enjoy !!
As awkward as a Farmall H or M are to a M-H guy, a McCormick W4 or W6 are even worse! I always found it astounding that fenders were optional on Farmalls. As if they weren't crude enough! I thought they would be a deathtrap to a M-H or an Oliver guy who was always used to having fenders to lean on; get a little tired and go to lean on the fender which isn't there and...
You are the only other person that put it into those words. But that's exactly the way I feel about tractors of any kind without fenders !! Cultivating corn and milo, I wore the paint plumb off the right fender of our MH 101 Junior. Just lean over on it with the right arm and sight right down the rows. !!
Hey did you see the California kid who is paying homage tractor man?
Boy Howdy, did I !! Rob did a bang up job on that video didn't he. He's really got the flair for making videos doesn't he.
@@tractorman4461 yes, he said he's self-taught. it's too bad you can't go to your local Creek and did your gravel anymore. We used to. Then that was rounded back when I was a kid was last time we did. Guy owned both sides of the creek. Another guy upstream where the first guys property line end his began and went on for a few miles. And that guy on a wide expanse on both sides of the stream. By what people have told me there is a number of agencies that regulate and enforces this. I don't really know anything about. I've heard everything from EPA department of natural resources conservation department handcuff LaValley's on federal level and the state level. In some states very similar department go by different names. Well the guy at the end of our lane who owns absolutely none of it is the most demanding and that includes tears everything up with the most traffic on the road. He has numerous people that lived back there on his probably. And how he got it was first went to Mama and she was what they call a black widow out of another state pretty far away. Got the old man to leave everything to her and she subsequently gave everything to him at least just about. This guy is used to working it to get everything you want for nothing. I can go on but if you got the idea that he played flowboard well go down several more levels and you are getting close. Well one of the individuals that consistently live back there in his compound went and took a pickup truck to that Creek. And this is very recently a year back maybe at most. Dugout a pickup truck I hand ✋ full of rock. The way I know this is Ella neighbors like me don't like him to put it blunt. So one day I cornered a guy as he came in here it and he plays his game pretty well just like I do. Guy behind me his property just goes up to the bank or just a 2 or 3 ft shy of the bank of the stream. He is a hand it by I think the conservation representative. Law enforcement and was told that it back exactly the way he found it. And he had no clue 🧩 because he wants it he can take it whatever it may be. He got excited about it and you just laying it on me. I asked him he said no he did not get ticket and was not arrested or fined. I told him I knew who the author was and he got off easy because that guy Normally throws the book at everybody. Now I'm sure I'm not telling you something you don't already know. But I'm sharing this with you because of the episode on the road and talk about the Rock. It's amazing how quick $5,000 went away when I was having hauled in by the semi trailer load. Now I'm going to have a couple of semi trailer loads come in dump it where there's no possible reason for anybody else. And lay out my area. Because I have a project. But it takes a lot to maintain a road and since I've done my share and quite a bit more and so did my dad built the road. Honestly if they can ride a horse in and out that's all we have to do. So all I'm saying is the rest of them is Getty Up 🐎.
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-1983 Yeah, the gov't gets their claws in everywhere they can trying to tell a guy what he bought and paid for ain't his to use as he pleases. I do have a buddy with half mile creek that'd let me have all the gravel I can haul. The only kicker is the water cannot be flowing. The creek has to be low enough to where there are pockets of water but no flow. Ain't that crazy ! Then out on the farm we hauled gravel all the time for the farm roads and for pouring concrete. All the foundations out there for the barns and outbuildings even my dad's basement was creek rock and hand poured. They even hand poured the concrete silo with one 30'' form. Pour the first level, elevated the form, pour #2 then on and on until they got to the height they wanted. Man I forked tons of silage outta that thing !! My granddad bought a 1 yard mixer with an inline 4 cylinder Continental 260 cu in motor back in the day. Would've been about 1937-38. That's what they used to build the new barn foundation, knee wall and floors, the silo and a bunch of other stuff too. Times are a changin' my friend. Some of it for the good some of it not so good. LOL
Why the condom on the belt pulley?
Ahhhhh Rick, you're the first to ask. I put the H on the buzz saw from time to time and its got the fibre belt pully. So to keep water off of it I keep it under wraps. Those pulleys are hard to find around here and those that do have them want a pound of gold for 'em. So I gotta protect the only one I have. I don't really want to remove it every time, but I guess I really should. Now if it wasn't independent of the rear pto I WOULD remove it. But they turn independently. Good eye buddy !!
Grass cutting and trimming time of year again so am a little behind watching. Enjoy watching the old gal get a work out!