I said yes from the start! I watched my neighbor pull out a large beaver dam almost in one shot when I was a kid. That was the first tractor I ever drove when I was 10. I have had many more practical antique tractors but always longed for my A purely out of sentimental attachment. But I needed to stumble on the right one... at the right price. Not so easy here in NY. Well 3 days ago I went to look at one again (I've looked at a bunch over the years, as I am now 50). Anyway... she was the right one, as she followed me home the same night. The seller actually wanted me to have her so bad, he delivered her for free. Did I mention she fired up almost immediately AND has a hand crafted hydraulic lift system run off the PTO! She is quite the specimen! Couldn't be more happy! Thanks for your videos!
@@cbr1thou Pretty good all things considered. I had to replace the headgasket twice, the head studs needed sealing, I decided to replaced the magneto with a distributor, needed a carb, and it smokes, but all-in-all it's a good machine, pulls like it want's to be an H!!
We bought a 1948 Super A on our farm back in 50 that’s what we replaced our Belgium’s with the only tractor my side of the family ever owned until as of a few years ago but the ol girl is still going strong, I don’t know what they built those tractors out of but they need to use that material again because that has done more than it ever should have on our farm and just kept going, I thank the Lord we got that tractor it’s been a real good one
Hello put foot by break pedal's area then hand on steering wheel and up you go piece of cake .p.s. one time I was getting of the seat and went toward the right tire and slide on my back off the tractor with tread marks on my back .Not good .All ways go on by the break area and put hand on steering wheel and up you go safe way to do it .Cjd wash state .👍🇺🇸
Nothing made today, will be around and working like these old Farmalls, I have a 53 Super A which I did a touch up, had a recent rebuild before I got it, but was in full patina. Will hold up a 4 ft bushhog for months and never leak down and no leaks to speak of other than a faulty O ring around the oil filter which parts are now here to repair. I repainted it with the original 53 IH color but hating body work, still have the grill and hood to finish. I did install the aftermarket step and it helps a bunch getting on. I do want to upgrade to the bench seat however.
9:29 Why the "throw away" Huskee lawn tractor and not an old Cub Cadet? They are very well built machines. Your little A is a pretty cool little tractor.
Supposed to look at a 1940. Model A tomorrow,, came across your videos trying to learn about the old tractor..you have any idea where I can buy a mower deck for it? Or attachments? Think I'm getting it a decent price..wondering what a new mower deck would cost and attachments...thanks for your time and any information,,web sites? I can't find anything..maybe not looking un the rite places.
Put Crazy D in the seat and it will never lose Traction! Years ago these guys killed a huge hog. And wanted to hoist it up in the air. they had a well pulley attached to a stout tree limb and a rope thru it attached to the hogs rear legs. They had a Burro in harness and hooked it to the rope. The burro got it partially off the ground and started slipping its hooves on the hard packed ground. A fat guy jumped on the burro and he regained traction and hoisted the hog up so they could butcher it.
I really like that A, it iooks great in the field. I have a feeling we might see a lot more of it this summer.. I ll find one up here for my next restoration. Thanks from Georgian Bay.
Ive got a Super C with the hyd lift and remotes and a homebuilt 3 point hitch. Its a really handy little tractor. Those 36 inch rear tires and rims are hard to find. Mine the calcium they put in the tires ate the rims and the tires where shot. I installed the tires wheels and center hubs from a VAC Case on mine. shorter tires makes it nose a bit higher than the rear. however it also effectively makes it lower geared and pulls better. A 200 will have a dipstick to check the oil. The C has petcocks on the oil pan. The super C,s and 200 have a water pump. the A's and B;s dont have a water pump. The belt pulley drive gears on the C and 200 are bevel cut . The A and B have straight cut gears. Only drawback is those disk brakes. They get glazed and dont work as well as the band type brakes.
The A did a great job, very cool tractor. I wish we could buy non ethanol over here, at the moment out gas is 5% ethanol moving to 10% in September. Even now we have to put in loads of additives to keep the old equipment running good and so it lasts more than a day before it goes off lol
Farmall A is the next one I want to add to my collection. I have a cub that I just restored and I’m working on a C right now. After I got the cub I was amazed at what it would pull for logs and they are only 8 hp. That A would pull a house off it foundation if you tried. Keep up the great videos.
I still feel that the letter series was one of the best tractor series ever built by Farmall and they continue to prove to be unstoppable even after some I’ve been in use for 70+ years. Let’s see these new tractors do that.
We use to pull wagons with produce! Watermelons, cantaloupes, cucumbers and tomatoes etc! Back to the packing house! Sprayed with it and mowed etc! Love the A’s
.....she didn't even breath hard on that pull.....showing up big brothers H and M..... she'd a pulled em both.....!! "What's the Farmall Fanatic without a 24ft chain?"... I wouldn't touch that with a 10ft pole, but luckily I have an 11ft...
Go little red go! I wasn't surprized at it pulling those trees. I've seen what Grandpa's Cub could pull. I need to have a step made for my 140. At 58, getting on and off isn't quite as easy as it used to be. I've also noticed when I put the cultivators on, they seem to be a lot heavier than they were at 15.😁 Keep those videos coming. I never get tired of seeing old Farmalls doing what they were built to do...RED POWER THEN. RED POWER NOW!
I have 15 Farmall tractors. and Two JD tractors. one JD is a 2010 industrial Backhoe. The other JD is a 1969 301A. gas three cyl. its nice power steering easy to operate ect. Has a hyd lift mid mount scycle bar mower. Great for mowing and Raking Hay. However It doesnt get any traction. spins out very easily. Simply will not pull very heavy loads. My Super A with a souped up 200 engine will outpull it. I thought about filling the rear tires with beet juice. However I can just use a Farmall to pull stuff. Ive learned if I have a load of green oak firewood in the bed. My 2003 chevy 1/2 ton 4 wheel drive can skid a bigger log than a H Farmall.
My super A has cultivators on it and no draw bar so I don’t pull anything with it. But my little Allis Chalmers B really surprised me with what it will pull. I use it to pull the gravity wagons around when loading the beans in the semi truck. Right now it’s hooked to the spreader and hauling all of the manure
My dad has a 48 farmall super a unrestored he paid $1000 Australian for it then got wind of another farmall a came up for sale he paid $600 for that one and the bonus with that it had brand new tyres on the back worth more what he paid it so we swapped the back wheels from the a and put on the super a and then we took the a to a local plow day to sell had one guy looking at it hes was keen on a project tractor so dad sold the a for a $1000 and we delivered it to the guy the following week and that tractor was a runner
My Super A pulls really well when I have ballast in the tires. When I lived in GA I used straight water. After 20 years never had it cold enough to freeze. Here In PA I drained the water and it doesn't pull worth a darn. Will have to find something to fill the tubes with. When I worked for the John Deere dealer in GA we used antifreeze. I am leaning more to using windshield washer fluid.
I have done some things that shouldn’t have been done with my farmall a like pulling a 2 bottem plow or pulling trees down or dragging huge trees around it has power deceiving for it’s size.
Now that it got warmed up let's see a real challenge!! LOL My neighbor used to take his A to dead weight tractor pulls and compete in the 3,000 lbs class. It hung in there with any other tractor. Even got a few 3rd place trophies. Never ran out of power just broke traction.
I have a farmall cub that we would pull about 3-4 power line poles at once, and it didn’t even phase the tractor. It would pull almost as much as my Super C
I've never been a huge fan of the A's, compared to the M or H Farmalls, but you have yourself a beautiful example of an A! 'Looking forward to seeing what it's capable of... (a new Farmall A Fan)
Brother you keep buying all this red they will think you are a fireman farmer lol but I am seeing some green that isn't grass , kinda out growing your shed too I see !!
Back when my dad and I used to cut a lot of firewood at the farm for our house in town, we used our Super A to drag cut down oak trees out of the woods where they were easier to cut up and load on the truck (instead of cutting them up in the woods and carrying them out armload by armload)
Ive always found it easier to put my foot next to the brake pedals and grab the steering shaft and climb on that way. At least when I could get around better. Love the purr of these old Farmalls. not often that I found them without the transmission whine though. Boom for that Farmall power
A's are great little tractors. They're a pretty rare example of a tractor that came from the factory with all of the weight that they need for pulling.
They are way stouter than they look. Apparently their weight and power is pretty evenly balanced out. If the right side stays planted, it'll make it go.
Great video 👍 always believed the advances in agriculture started off small an got bigger as farms got bigger but back in their day these tractors were giants in their fields 💪💪
My A could pull 6 to 7 big cross ties before the right tire would start to spin. Never had it rare up on me, right tire would always spin .first. Called it Little Mighty, it always got the job done.
When I was a young buck, I cleared plenty of trailer lots by hand and I'm pretty sure I could have pulled that first little limb by hand with a breather every 50 ft, the bigger ones I could have only moved an inch at a time by snatching the chain as hard as I could, but then I don't have 18 horsepower. Now I'd have to stop every 50 ft. to take a breather just walking empty handed. Kids, don't smoke!
My grandfather plowed his garden with an A and a 2 bottom plow. The right rear tire was a four rib front tire from a combine...so it wasn't doing much more than holding up the tractor.
I have a 48 cub always impressed what an old 10 hp can do. Have a 2017 cub cadet with a 24 hp Koehler and can hardly mow grass higher than 8 inches. LOL
Dang it man. You should have hooked them both up at the same time. That A would have pulled them with no problem. I have personally pulled a lot larger trees than that with mine.
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I would never get sick of watching your videos 📹 never!
I said yes from the start! I watched my neighbor pull out a large beaver dam almost in one shot when I was a kid. That was the first tractor I ever drove when I was 10. I have had many more practical antique tractors but always longed for my A purely out of sentimental attachment. But I needed to stumble on the right one... at the right price. Not so easy here in NY. Well 3 days ago I went to look at one again (I've looked at a bunch over the years, as I am now 50). Anyway... she was the right one, as she followed me home the same night. The seller actually wanted me to have her so bad, he delivered her for free. Did I mention she fired up almost immediately AND has a hand crafted hydraulic lift system run off the PTO! She is quite the specimen! Couldn't be more happy! Thanks for your videos!
Back in the saddle again! 👊
i learned to drive a manual transmission on a farmall A when i was about 11 or 12, brings back memories!
Great tractor to learn on
Buying an A next week 👍
You'll like it
Well how is it
@@cbr1thou Pretty good all things considered. I had to replace the headgasket twice, the head studs needed sealing, I decided to replaced the magneto with a distributor, needed a carb, and it smokes, but all-in-all it's a good machine, pulls like it want's to be an H!!
We bought a 1948 Super A on our farm back in 50 that’s what we replaced our Belgium’s with the only tractor my side of the family ever owned until as of a few years ago but the ol girl is still going strong, I don’t know what they built those tractors out of but they need to use that material again because that has done more than it ever should have on our farm and just kept going, I thank the Lord we got that tractor it’s been a real good one
They purposely make junk nowadays
This tractor runs great, nothing like a shining red hood to sit behind, 70 bushel corn 4wheel wagon is a good ride
Absolutely
We always used the cultivators to get on.
Hello put foot by break pedal's area then hand on steering wheel and up you go piece of cake .p.s. one time I was getting of the seat and went toward the right tire and slide on my back off the tractor with tread marks on my back .Not good .All ways go on by the break area and put hand on steering wheel and up you go safe way to do it .Cjd wash state .👍🇺🇸
My favoritearethe A’s
Nothing made today, will be around and working like these old Farmalls, I have a 53 Super A which I did a touch up, had a recent rebuild before I got it, but was in full patina. Will hold up a 4 ft bushhog for months and never leak down and no leaks to speak of other than a faulty O ring around the oil filter which parts are now here to repair. I repainted it with the original 53 IH color but hating body work, still have the grill and hood to finish. I did install the aftermarket step and it helps a bunch getting on. I do want to upgrade to the bench seat however.
Oh no doubt
9:29 Why the "throw away" Huskee lawn tractor and not an old Cub Cadet? They are very well built machines. Your little A is a pretty cool little tractor.
I paid $300 for it like 3 years ago and it's mowed well but I'm sick of it
Yo tengo un Farmal y lo estoy recostruyendo
👍
I've used my super a cutting wood for years! Front wheels off the ground no big deal! Very nimble in the woods!
Super A is a work horse
Peice of cake! I've done that with a lot shorter chain.
Short chain makes it too easy lol
Supposed to look at a 1940. Model A tomorrow,, came across your videos trying to learn about the old tractor..you have any idea where I can buy a mower deck for it? Or attachments? Think I'm getting it a decent price..wondering what a new mower deck would cost and attachments...thanks for your time and any information,,web sites? I can't find anything..maybe not looking un the rite places.
The weights help it
Put Crazy D in the seat and it will never lose Traction! Years ago these guys killed a huge hog. And wanted to hoist it up in the air. they had a well pulley attached to a stout tree limb and a rope thru it attached to the hogs rear legs. They had a Burro in harness and hooked it to the rope. The burro got it partially off the ground and started slipping its hooves on the hard packed ground. A fat guy jumped on the burro and he regained traction and hoisted the hog up so they could butcher it.
Hahaha 😁
Never doubt a Farmall A. My dad bought one and it was our go to tractor for 15 years: it never let us down. IH knew how to make powerful machines.
No doubt
What I grew up driving cultivatung
Dad's had weights on front wheels was a super A it take a 16in plow and pull it 3rd gear
I want weights on my front wheels
I really like that A, it iooks great in the field. I have a feeling we might see a lot more of it this summer.. I ll find one up here for my next restoration. Thanks from Georgian Bay.
Definitely worth restoring 👍
tractor's like; *I missed the part where I was supposed to care about what I'm pulling.*
I was shocked 😲
Do you have a longer chain?
I can put 4 of em together if u want
Didn't even break a sweat! She sounds really good too.
It did good! That was a big tree! That gives me hope about my 200! lol Have a good one! See ya!
200 and a Super C are great tractors 👍
Ive got a Super C with the hyd lift and remotes and a homebuilt 3 point hitch. Its a really handy little tractor. Those 36 inch rear tires and rims are hard to find. Mine the calcium they put in the tires ate the rims and the tires where shot. I installed the tires wheels and center hubs from a VAC Case on mine. shorter tires makes it nose a bit higher than the rear. however it also effectively makes it lower geared and pulls better. A 200 will have a dipstick to check the oil. The C has petcocks on the oil pan. The super C,s and 200 have a water pump. the A's and B;s dont have a water pump. The belt pulley drive gears on the C and 200 are bevel cut . The A and B have straight cut gears. Only drawback is those disk brakes. They get glazed and dont work as well as the band type brakes.
The A did a great job, very cool tractor. I wish we could buy non ethanol over here, at the moment out gas is 5% ethanol moving to 10% in September. Even now we have to put in loads of additives to keep the old equipment running good and so it lasts more than a day before it goes off lol
10% will do it in
Farmall A is the next one I want to add to my collection. I have a cub that I just restored and I’m working on a C right now. After I got the cub I was amazed at what it would pull for logs and they are only 8 hp. That A would pull a house off it foundation if you tried. Keep up the great videos.
I'm definitely surprised
I still feel that the letter series was one of the best tractor series ever built by Farmall and they continue to prove to be unstoppable even after some I’ve been in use for 70+ years. Let’s see these new tractors do that.
The new ones are computer operated...
We use to pull wagons with produce! Watermelons, cantaloupes, cucumbers and tomatoes etc! Back to the packing house! Sprayed with it and mowed etc! Love the A’s
I'm shocked actually...if I knew they pulled this good, I would have bought one years ago
@@FarmallFanatic it’s all in how they gear them! Great utility tractors and they’ll move snow like no ones business!
.....she didn't even breath hard on that pull.....showing up big brothers H and M..... she'd a pulled em both.....!!
"What's the Farmall Fanatic without a 24ft chain?"... I wouldn't touch that with a 10ft pole, but luckily I have an 11ft...
I need a 12 foot chain lol
Go little red go! I wasn't surprized at it pulling those trees. I've seen what Grandpa's Cub could pull. I need to have a step made for my 140. At 58, getting on and off isn't quite as easy as it used to be. I've also noticed when I put the cultivators on, they seem to be a lot heavier than they were at 15.😁 Keep those videos coming. I never get tired of seeing old Farmalls doing what they were built to do...RED POWER THEN. RED POWER NOW!
Weights and the rear tires are loaded 😁
Very impressive! BOOM!
Possible reason for the angled hitch could have been for a sickle bar. Idk I’ve never pulled one but nonetheless
Come to find out, he pulled it
Impressive little tractor
Beast mode A
nice a farmall! i have a b-n handy little tractors! my grandfather gave it to me when i was 14 years old!
I like those bn tractors a lot
thanks farmall! i also like the a's booom!
Really nice to see you out there enjoying your new tractor.
Pleasantly surprised 😮
So awesome!! Just bought our first A. At auction. Here’s my yt channel. I’m 13 and love working on old tractors.
Outstanding
I have 15 Farmall tractors. and Two JD tractors. one JD is a 2010 industrial Backhoe. The other JD is a 1969 301A. gas three cyl. its nice power steering easy to operate ect. Has a hyd lift mid mount scycle bar mower. Great for mowing and Raking Hay. However It doesnt get any traction. spins out very easily. Simply will not pull very heavy loads. My Super A with a souped up 200 engine will outpull it. I thought about filling the rear tires with beet juice. However I can just use a Farmall to pull stuff. Ive learned if I have a load of green oak firewood in the bed. My 2003 chevy 1/2 ton 4 wheel drive can skid a bigger log than a H Farmall.
With the drawbar raised up like that it will put more weight on the rear tires and by theory will pull more. But it also makes it want to rare up
Hmm
Also the closer to the load the more it will pull .
@@joefox7035 That's why I made the comment about a 24' chain
My super A has cultivators on it and no draw bar so I don’t pull anything with it. But my little Allis Chalmers B really surprised me with what it will pull. I use it to pull the gravity wagons around when loading the beans in the semi truck. Right now it’s hooked to the spreader and hauling all of the manure
Beef cows?
Is the one in the field with a loader a 350 or 450?
400...I've since corrected the paint lol
Awesome addition to the collection
Great little tractor! Somehow I missed its addition to the family.
Auction buy
Yep and front wheel weights help as well.
That's exactly what I was thinking
I got the same tractor used it to tow home my 1 ton truck. Even got up to 4th gear.
They're power horses
My dad has a 48 farmall super a unrestored he paid $1000 Australian for it then got wind of another farmall a came up for sale he paid $600 for that one and the bonus with that it had brand new tyres on the back worth more what he paid it so we swapped the back wheels from the a and put on the super a and then we took the a to a local plow day to sell had one guy looking at it hes was keen on a project tractor so dad sold the a for a $1000 and we delivered it to the guy the following week and that tractor was a runner
Nice
good video man
The A's and B's were always thought of under powered until you see one perfom.
My cub is more powerful than I would’ve expected.
My Super A pulls really well when I have ballast in the tires. When I lived in GA I used straight water. After 20 years never had it cold enough to freeze. Here In PA I drained the water and it doesn't pull worth a darn. Will have to find something to fill the tubes with. When I worked for the John Deere dealer in GA we used antifreeze. I am leaning more to using windshield washer fluid.
Check with tire shops or equipment dealers for Rim Guard as another option. It's beet juice. More dealers are starting to carry it.
Just like my Cub there's no graceful way to get on or off it.
Hopefully this step changes the game
What year is your A
45
Wonder if a cub or a could pull a 500 gallon water tank on a flatbed trailer.
Without doing at the very least a wheelie? No
I have done some things that shouldn’t have been done with my farmall a like pulling a 2 bottem plow or pulling trees down or dragging huge trees around it has power deceiving for it’s size.
I also have put it on a belt fan and it was breathing heavy but she did It and it had that fan moving just as fast as the steam engines
You are the only person I have ever seen to get on a cultivision tractor from the rear.
It don't matter how I get on this thing it's not comfortable to get on
I was raised on a Cub. I'm 6' 2" and 350 pounds. Anything is possible. Lol.
Let me guess, you get on by putting your foot in the wheel weight and then step on the platform?
That will pull both I've pulled bigger!
Tuff little tractor....pulled that branch like nothing
Now that it got warmed up let's see a real challenge!! LOL
My neighbor used to take his A to dead weight tractor pulls and compete in the 3,000 lbs class. It hung in there with any other tractor. Even got a few 3rd place trophies. Never ran out of power just broke traction.
If you check around might find a swinging draw bar . makes a better puller it is a simple bar
That's really what it needs
Lake side tractor parts on eBay. Shows a draw bar for sale
Lake side tractor parts on eBay. Shows a draw bar for sale
I have a farmall cub that we would pull about 3-4 power line poles at once, and it didn’t even phase the tractor. It would pull almost as much as my Super C
Wow 😯
My Oliver 70 is my driving around town tractor of choice
I've never been a huge fan of the A's, compared to the M or H Farmalls, but you have yourself a beautiful example of an A! 'Looking forward to seeing what it's capable of... (a new Farmall A Fan)
The Little Helper lol
She looked impressive. Small girl with big muscles. No problems at all. I was impressed.
Nice little skidded. 😍
With fluid in the tires the A will pull pretty good. The H is definitely more tractor, but without fluid, the A won't do much worse
I got 100lbs wheel weights
Brother you keep buying all this red they will think you are a fireman farmer lol but I am seeing some green that isn't grass , kinda out growing your shed too I see !!
That is a nice little tractor! Though it doesn't seem like the easiest to get on and off lol
No, I'll get a step lol
Back when my dad and I used to cut a lot of firewood at the farm for our house in town, we used our Super A to drag cut down oak trees out of the woods where they were easier to cut up and load on the truck (instead of cutting them up in the woods and carrying them out armload by armload)
Ive always found it easier to put my foot next to the brake pedals and grab the steering shaft and climb on that way. At least when I could get around better. Love the purr of these old Farmalls. not often that I found them without the transmission whine though.
Boom for that Farmall power
Yep, the ol' International whine
Too many people underestimate the pulling power of the Farmall offsets, they’re pretty popular as a bush tractor, their size is perfect for the job.
I really love that farm all A ,we had one on our farm, i loved that little red machine easy to learn to drive and handle 😀 😄 😊.
A's are great little tractors. They're a pretty rare example of a tractor that came from the factory with all of the weight that they need for pulling.
They are way stouter than they look. Apparently their weight and power is pretty evenly balanced out. If the right side stays planted, it'll make it go.
So far so surprised
Great video 👍 always believed the advances in agriculture started off small an got bigger as farms got bigger but back in their day these tractors were giants in their fields 💪💪
Yep the Little Helper lol
Hey farmall are the tires loaded on the A? What does it weigh? Runs nice.
No they are not loaded it probably weighs about 2500 pounds
time to burn some brush
Nice old tractor. You could use a shorter chain.
Big time
Love my super A great tractors
There is nothing better than a farmall to get the job done .
Even that little tractor has that familiar farmall wine
I was thinking more along the lines of what it just pulled...with ease
How much weight could a Farmall pull, when a Farmall pulls it's weight. 💪❤
You need a bigger shed! Love the collection.
well yes I do need another shed twice the size
He just needs to build another one
Nice tractor, good luck with her
My A could pull 6 to 7 big cross ties before the right tire would start to spin. Never had it rare up on me, right tire would always spin .first. Called it Little Mighty, it always got the job done.
Amazed
That thing sounds as good as it looks, and performs even better
When I was a young buck, I cleared plenty of trailer lots by hand and I'm pretty sure I could have pulled that first little limb by hand with a breather every 50 ft, the bigger ones I could have only moved an inch at a time by snatching the chain as hard as I could, but then I don't have 18 horsepower. Now I'd have to stop every 50 ft. to take a breather just walking empty handed. Kids, don't smoke!
The bigger ones couldn't be pulled by the average Joe
You will lose traction way before you run out of power. Be wary pulling heavy trailers, downhill.
Yea u get pushed lol
To tell you the truth I thought you could have pulled both of them at the same time.
Me too now
We had a yellow farmall in our shop on our Navy air base . I was convinced it needed a red pin stripe . It lasted longer than my stripes lol
Lol
That yellow tractor most likely had a cast shift knob instead of rubber. Rubber was scarce during WWII
My grandfather plowed his garden with an A and a 2 bottom plow. The right rear tire was a four rib front tire from a combine...so it wasn't doing much more than holding up the tractor.
Wow lol
👍
I've pulled some decent sized branches and smaller trunks about 12in diameter with my cadets and it doesn't phase em.
I'm glad you decided to pick the wedgies off camera!
I am glad you noticed, it must certainly mean something
Bonfire at Farmall's tonight 👍🍻
Byob
Honestly I think it could’ve pulled all those limbs at one time but, it would’ve made for a much shorter video.
Ahahahahahahaha 🤣 you must know UA-cam
Thats a cool little tractor..
I missed the video, how did you have to pay..?
Bank card lol
Drawbar is high so more weight is transferred for traction. Your are losing traction when you are pulling just straight across ....
That little red mule can pull wasn’t even straining you better get a step though because you’re breathing hard getting up and down. BOOM
Lol
Did you try your buzz rig out yet ?
No I am saving that for a later video
I have a 48 cub always impressed what an old 10 hp can do. Have a 2017 cub cadet with a 24 hp Koehler and can hardly mow grass higher than 8 inches. LOL
Exactly
Dang it man. You should have hooked them both up at the same time. That A would have pulled them with no problem. I have personally pulled a lot larger trees than that with mine.
It's the 1st time I've ever pulled anything with an A
Are you still looking for a set of transport disc’s?
What size?
9ft
@@nicholaskohlmeyer7228 IH and where are you?
I’m not the one selling I found it and figured you might be interested.
Yep just depends on where and how much and what condition lol
I drag a little genius on steels with it...two bottom with 14” boards...not too deep maybe 5-6” but she is a pulling son of a gun
I am definitely going to try it
Little A alot stronger than you thought HUH
Yep