I can't thank you enough for the video. I'm not able to make very many tractor pulls. I like the moderation during the video. I chuckle at the grief you give the J D guys 😂😂. I loved the video. Take care and I'll see you later.
I read so many posts about what strong tractors JD "R"s are and Saw those two about what a good FARMALL M would pull, which is about what Our R would pull. According to the Deere tech who tuned our R up, it would really grunt, but when we hooked our 3 bottom IH plow to it in our clay hills I was down in second gear and wondering if I shouldn't stop and shift into low. The Super M-TA with the Torque-Amplifier pulled the 4 bottom Deere plow the R couldn't pull. The SM-TA you could shift down going uphill and up-shift going downhill, the R truely was a gutless wonder. Dad pretty much stopped running it once we found out how gutless it was. And it was sold to the township road dept while we still had 16 acres to plow. The SM-TA made short work of that. The township tore the pto drivetrain out of that R FOUR TIMES in four years. Another poster on a website says Mother Deere put out a technical bulletin saying the R's live pto drivetrain could only survive 14-15 horsepower. We ONLY ever engaged the pto on the R to run the hydraulics to raise/lower drawn implements. One of the happiest days Dad had farming was the Day the R was sold, another happy day was the day the repair shop called after fixing the 4010's pto gearbox and told Dad they had somebody interested in buying it. The four capscrews bolting the 540 rpm stub shaft on had loosened and the stub shaft loosened and the pto tried to shift from 540 to 1000 rpm. I have NO idea what that repair cost, but in 1968 Dollars I'd guess splitting the rearend in two places, new oil, gaskets, seals, and other damaged parts was between $1000 to $2000. The guy that bought it ran it home from the shop, it never made it back to our farm. A year later the guy that bought it came looking for Dad one Sunday wanting to know how much of the transmission rebuild Dad was going to pay for. A turbo was installed on it by the shop before the new owner ran it home. We pulled a 12 ft disk, 4-14 plow with a plow harrow, and the 4010 pulled the Deere #30 pull type combine over 40 acres of oats. My FARMALL SUPER H or an M could have pulled those loads. But if you hooked up to 5-16 inch bottoms and ran in 4th or 5th gear I can see transmission problems happening. We tried pulling 5-14 case trailing plow with a Midwest plow harrow for about 5 hours before pulling the back bottom off and running it as 4-14's. I had run three different 4020's pulling an F-145 Deere 5-14 plow for the neighbor. I broke in his brand new 4320 plowing about 8 hours the day it was delivered. No plow harrow, most places where the ground was level I ran 5th gear. He had one 80 that was ALL UPHILL and DOWNHILL and I ran 3rd & 4th gear with 4020's there.
Rock steady- Foghat reference. Yes I know. Fun pull to go to. You've been busy. Take care FF. I'm heading to the Farm Science Review west of Columbus, Ohio this morning. 3 day event. Everything farm related through OSU. Field demonstrations. $10 dollar entrance presale online.
Hopefully, they don't have any liberal indoctrination type stuff...anything with the word University concerns me...I have a Masters degree, before campus became a lib breeding ground
Think that was bits and pieces. In 3000 class. Seen em 10 or more years ago pulling wash Co fair. He had kitchen sink on front back then. Back when I was member antique tractor club
Thank you so much for doing this for us.
I love watching the old iron work !
Thanks for watching
Great coverage and best in the business commentary ! Thanks FF🇺🇸
You really excel at tractor pulls.
Great video Farmall, always enjoy trips along with ya to the fairs and the pulls. My local fair is this week, pulling Thursday 😊
What county?
@@FarmallFanatic Lancaster
Love to hear your play by plays. Cracks me up.
Me too 🤣
I can't thank you enough for the video. I'm not able to make very many tractor pulls. I like the moderation during the video. I chuckle at the grief you give the J D guys 😂😂. I loved the video. Take care and I'll see you later.
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Great pulling video thank you for taking us along 👍Red Power 💪💪💥
I think I found your calling lol you would make an awesome tractor pulling announcer 😁
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Thanks for including our Cockshutt in the thumbnail..it was a good day at the Albion pulls!! Good to talk with you..take care,Geno.
What about the nickname? 🤯
Jyst heard about it..@@FarmallFanatic I've been called worse!!😅
@bikerhighmiler8998 I told the other viewers you requested the name ahahahahahahaha
Yes!! I noticed that..the next time we meet,I'll go on your 'tube and straighten you out!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
@bikerhighmiler8998 mmbahahaha 🤣
Great day to watch the pullers!
Red power💥
Fo sho
That 560 Diesel was hooked up perfectly. Front end up, Tire Wrinkle... Damn.
Yeah it was
Kevin Aul from Sparty Pa is my brother in law!! Go Kev!!! So proud of you!!!
Looked like a teenager driving...maybe his son?
He is freshly out of high school! He’s my fiancés youngest brother!
@@kearradeeter3412 gotcha 👌
Some nice vintage iron..
The NF 560's were classic, old school, wheels up pullin'!
Yea tuff 💪
❤ antique pulling with Red Power 💪🏼❤
IH👍
I read so many posts about what strong tractors JD "R"s are and Saw those two about what a good FARMALL M would pull, which is about what Our R would pull. According to the Deere tech who tuned our R up, it would really grunt, but when we hooked our 3 bottom IH plow to it in our clay hills I was down in second gear and wondering if I shouldn't stop and shift into low. The Super M-TA with the Torque-Amplifier pulled the 4 bottom Deere plow the R couldn't pull. The SM-TA you could shift down going uphill and up-shift going downhill, the R truely was a gutless wonder. Dad pretty much stopped running it once we found out how gutless it was. And it was sold to the township road dept while we still had 16 acres to plow. The SM-TA made short work of that. The township tore the pto drivetrain out of that R FOUR TIMES in four years. Another poster on a website says Mother Deere put out a technical bulletin saying the R's live pto drivetrain could only survive 14-15 horsepower. We ONLY ever engaged the pto on the R to run the hydraulics to raise/lower drawn implements. One of the happiest days Dad had farming was the Day the R was sold, another happy day was the day the repair shop called after fixing the 4010's pto gearbox and told Dad they had somebody interested in buying it. The four capscrews bolting the 540 rpm stub shaft on had loosened and the stub shaft loosened and the pto tried to shift from 540 to 1000 rpm. I have NO idea what that repair cost, but in 1968 Dollars I'd guess splitting the rearend in two places, new oil, gaskets, seals, and other damaged parts was between $1000 to $2000. The guy that bought it ran it home from the shop, it never made it back to our farm. A year later the guy that bought it came looking for Dad one Sunday wanting to know how much of the transmission rebuild Dad was going to pay for. A turbo was installed on it by the shop before the new owner ran it home. We pulled a 12 ft disk, 4-14 plow with a plow harrow, and the 4010 pulled the Deere #30 pull type combine over 40 acres of oats. My FARMALL SUPER H or an M could have pulled those loads. But if you hooked up to 5-16 inch bottoms and ran in 4th or 5th gear I can see transmission problems happening. We tried pulling 5-14 case trailing plow with a Midwest plow harrow for about 5 hours before pulling the back bottom off and running it as 4-14's.
I had run three different 4020's pulling an F-145 Deere 5-14 plow for the neighbor. I broke in his brand new 4320 plowing about 8 hours the day it was delivered. No plow harrow, most places where the ground was level I ran 5th gear. He had one 80 that was ALL UPHILL and DOWNHILL and I ran 3rd & 4th gear with 4020's there.
I know a guy that pulls a John Deere R and he does o k... I love my super m t a
That guy's got a Lazy Boy on the near sled! That's why they can't get any distance! LOL!
Haha I was gonna mention that
Rock steady- Foghat reference. Yes I know. Fun pull to go to. You've been busy. Take care FF. I'm heading to the Farm Science Review west of Columbus, Ohio this morning. 3 day event. Everything farm related through OSU. Field demonstrations. $10 dollar entrance presale online.
Hopefully, they don't have any liberal indoctrination type stuff...anything with the word University concerns me...I have a Masters degree, before campus became a lib breeding ground
Think that was bits and pieces. In 3000 class. Seen em 10 or more years ago pulling wash Co fair. He had kitchen sink on front back then. Back when I was member antique tractor club
Boom
Jt barn an grill likes his Massey Ferguson
I saw that lol
V8 Perkins in that 1150
G day Yes but not turboed. I think turbo is worth thousands in them older tractors.
Ths