Hey there Farmall fanatic this is your neighbor down in Butler county. Yeah I understand mowing those field edges back we found out we mowed back about three or four weeks of the mower from woods makes nicer rake and hey you don't have that balled up green stuff at the field edges and then when you're in the Columbine to pick her it gives a little bit more room to turn with the elevator on the picker and he augers on the combines and stuff it just makes it simpler I always figured you don't grow much out there at that edge anyhow and it just keeps the farm looking neater have a good one have fun with those red tractors
Had a long busy day today full day of work on the farm here and then the farm bureau meeting this evening for the county annual fall meeting. Just got back in read your comment there. Yellow what we grow in the field edges is whatever we plant right out to the driveways and then we do our best not to disturb the driveways and usually we still get something grows up between tracks on the driveway to do of a couple places I have over the years planted a little fescue for sod waterways we're pretty flat but still have some driveways that have a little bit of downhill slope and anywhere we get a golly that's usually what we do. I'm a firm believer in farming in strips making sure you have some established sword in between the work ground and then rotating the crops run the beef cows here we have a lot of menorch spread and always helps to get that organic matter worked in I think that prevents an awful lot of erosion well have a good night going to shut it down tonight fire up a Farmall in the morning.
How much offset will it tolerate? So you could skew the cutter off to one side and get closer to the rough edge or maybe even over it, keep knocking back the rough without forcing you to drive right through it yourself.
Good day I don't understand why fence rows are so wide. Boy up here you plough right to fence. What crop was planted in there. Yes H done good job with mower. Thanks
@@FarmallFanatic we do resident tree removal just the 2 pickup trucks and a car. I have a 86 freightliner cab over 24ft tandom dump trailer and tractors things just burn fuel and the price of fuel 1.48 liter
My one Neighborhood farmer has has 1945 year bought in 1970 from Farmall dealer in area & was in dealer inside at show room only had 25 hours on never used much only shown that all since new and row crop version! My neighbor took care of it lots and used long time on his parents farm and he took over in 1978 with one brother! He done lots Cash Crops with it and over 1200 acres worth each year to! My neighbor has it work at GM in all plants too but calls his Horsepower for H because last long time still has all 4 tires as Farm Hand brand but just upgraded to Cooper also still 6 volt positive ground last I known but year ago he put is 12 Volt Negative ground with AC Delco Alternator to plus upgraded wireing too ! But I know H motor can do my late Dad combine 1968 McCormick International 105C had one motor bored up 202 Cubic Cm size in 4 cylinder and my dad used called H motor Happy because happy get grains crop also pulled ran beautiful for 12 Volt Negative ground with AC Delco Alternator ! Low RPM was 750 and top high idle was 2150 top out to start was funny! Turn key on let fuel pump for 3 mins to full pressure get one click ever after ever 5 seconds then pull Choke control knob out and Idle notch on to first one key ignition on cold hold for 15 seconds then push to 3/4 to crank over again and she start push choke for 1/4 for let engine warm 15 mins ! Then push choke knob in and get moving to feild! That H motor great fuel save with 1 gallon of Desiel on gas fuel tank full and clean motor like brand new or fresh rebuilt!
Thanks for sharing. I have a international 1300 sickle mower 9 foot. I use around my field. Works good for cutting under trees. Keep the crap from growing out.
I’ve always thought the front end sticking out that far looked goofy but I like it. It’s unique and like you said it puts the weight a little farther out front.
Yeah if you get pulling heavy weight it does make a difference I've noticed. A lot of your Allis Chalmers tractors had real long front ends, and they were very hard to pop up. If they were almost built to be naturally front heavy
My uncle Allen used to say ,"the H is too little for a big job and too big for a little job" I have an H (tricycle) with # 30 power loader. It is the first tractor that I owned. I carefully move some round bales or bushhog with it sometimes. I like how it sits up high.
Hi Steve, I too have a 1950 H with #30 power loader, also my first tractor. I got it as it was as close to the one my neighbor had growing up, 1953 SH w/#30 loader. I've had people say it'll kill me with the narrow front, but is what I grew up with and was taught to respect and know the limitations, sounds like you practice just that with yours 👍👍👍
Nice 1949 Farmall H! I am fairly new to your channel. How many tractors do you have in your collection? Which is your favorite? Enjoyed watching, thank you! 🇺🇸🚜👍
@@FarmallFanatic yep, the grain truck. It may be a step-child in the tractor family, but still red and IH. What year, hp, ton capacity, basic how's it work.
I looks like it used to have the type that was just like a roof over top of it. I always thought, hell, just slip some 4 inch drainage pipe over it. You would'nt need to attach it. I think, never tried it.
I like 👍 the way you farm. The old tractors and no payments. You can make a living with old stuff! Okla.H.
You got that right...everything is owned
Hey there Farmall fanatic this is your neighbor down in Butler county. Yeah I understand mowing those field edges back we found out we mowed back about three or four weeks of the mower from woods makes nicer rake and hey you don't have that balled up green stuff at the field edges and then when you're in the Columbine to pick her it gives a little bit more room to turn with the elevator on the picker and he augers on the combines and stuff it just makes it simpler I always figured you don't grow much out there at that edge anyhow and it just keeps the farm looking neater have a good one have fun with those red tractors
If I'm going to grow anything on the field edges, my go to is clover
Had a long busy day today full day of work on the farm here and then the farm bureau meeting this evening for the county annual fall meeting. Just got back in read your comment there. Yellow what we grow in the field edges is whatever we plant right out to the driveways and then we do our best not to disturb the driveways and usually we still get something grows up between tracks on the driveway to do of a couple places I have over the years planted a little fescue for sod waterways we're pretty flat but still have some driveways that have a little bit of downhill slope and anywhere we get a golly that's usually what we do. I'm a firm believer in farming in strips making sure you have some established sword in between the work ground and then rotating the crops run the beef cows here we have a lot of menorch spread and always helps to get that organic matter worked in I think that prevents an awful lot of erosion well have a good night going to shut it down tonight fire up a Farmall in the morning.
Love the way that tractor sounds! Tom Ireland
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Well. That’s ok any. Color will work I guess any way it happens lol
Deere in the Rear ahahahahahahaha
Well does it lnclude orange power lol
look great
Quick question on your H, Why is the front axle so far out in front of it?
Ooops you answered my question in the video :)
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Great video
*Looks like its working well! Weeds are such a pain* #WorldsOkayestFarmer
How much offset will it tolerate? So you could skew the cutter off to one side and get closer to the rough edge or maybe even over it, keep knocking back the rough without forcing you to drive right through it yourself.
Actually, quite a bit. I have done that..works pretty well
Great job H...Boom💥
H is for Hey now! BOOM! 💥💥
Okay ✅
Finally got you to love the Farmall H 💥BOOM💥
Yeah ur a good guy I give everyone. A hard time lol ur doing a great job 👍
Ur doing a. Great. Job. I give every body a hard time lol
Brushhoging now just helps to spread the weed seed better.
Then I can make more brush hogging videos
@@FarmallFanatic I knooow
Good day I don't understand why fence rows are so wide. Boy up here you plough right to fence. What crop was planted in there. Yes H done good job with mower. Thanks
Soybeans was last
Sent this to the guys in Wisconsin! Thank You for the video and enjoying ... Red Power! BOOM!
Thank you!
Hello great video. Would be nice if I had the property to use my brush cutter I have a John Deer mx6. Enjoyed your video thanks. Have a good night
Nah, then ud have a fuel bill 🤣
@@FarmallFanatic I have a fuel bill all most 3000 a month with the price of fuel its ridiculous
@@jamesmorrison1884 trucking?
@@FarmallFanatic we do resident tree removal just the 2 pickup trucks and a car. I have a 86 freightliner cab over 24ft tandom dump trailer and tractors things just burn fuel and the price of fuel 1.48 liter
I started my final run of brush hogging yesterday for the year then it's time for pellatized lime
You could actually throw a Ag lime down and it would be fine for Spring.. Might save you some money
The powdered stuff? Would it work in the 3 point funnel spreader? That's what I have to work with
Found out my industrial super a is a a-1 too so 1-58 built
Nice 👊
@@FarmallFanatic 👊 thanks
My one Neighborhood farmer has has 1945 year bought in 1970 from Farmall dealer in area & was in dealer inside at show room only had 25 hours on never used much only shown that all since new and row crop version! My neighbor took care of it lots and used long time on his parents farm and he took over in 1978 with one brother! He done lots Cash Crops with it and over 1200 acres worth each year to! My neighbor has it work at GM in all plants too but calls his Horsepower for H because last long time still has all 4 tires as Farm Hand brand but just upgraded to Cooper also still 6 volt positive ground last I known but year ago he put is 12 Volt Negative ground with AC Delco Alternator to plus upgraded wireing too ! But I know H motor can do my late Dad combine 1968 McCormick International 105C had one motor bored up 202 Cubic Cm size in 4 cylinder and my dad used called H motor Happy because happy get grains crop also pulled ran beautiful for 12 Volt Negative ground with AC Delco Alternator ! Low RPM was 750 and top high idle was 2150 top out to start was funny! Turn key on let fuel pump for 3 mins to full pressure get one click ever after ever 5 seconds then pull Choke control knob out and Idle notch on to first one key ignition on cold hold for 15 seconds then push to 3/4 to crank over again and she start push choke for 1/4 for let engine warm 15 mins ! Then push choke knob in and get moving to feild! That H motor great fuel save with 1 gallon of Desiel on gas fuel tank full and clean motor like brand new or fresh rebuilt!
that brush hog is light!
Dynoooomite it's light 🤪 CORKY COULD LIFT IT
I thought you were going to combine that foxtail this fall?
And then dump it in your yard
@@FarmallFanatic That's fine. Weeds stay greener than the grass
@@ikonseesmrno7300 🤣
Mowing & growing. Nice path 👍🍻
That was one smooth operation for the H. Property is looking good. 🚀
Thanks Leonard 👊
Love the H wide front, I don’t see wide front Farmalls much where I’m at
Guys in a lot of the Farmall groups complain about them
Great video! Nothing like a nice relaxing tractor ride on the H around the homestead 👍👍👍
Absolutely 👍
H power! BOOOOM!!!
Try cutting bigger brush and the power will run out.
Well I won't cut anything it's not designed to cut
Could you please take some pics or video of how the auxiliary hydraulic hoses are routed on your H?
Sure will
H stands for Handy, you can do anything you want with an H! One of the best tractors ever made
I agree
It would be cool if Case IH re-issued but in a diesel format!
When you said sumac, I immediately started itching, lol. I got into some of the poison kind several years ago and it was some kinda bad, lol.
This must not be the poison kind because I've never itched
That darn silver Barn says BOOOOOOOOM!
No deer in Kansas! Ahahahahahahaha 🤣
Good to see the H out and working!
Love your knowledge of these old girls! I had a BN when I was younger, what is the difference between a B and a BN?
BN rear wheels are spaced 8 inches closer than the B, 4 on each side, which means that the minimum and maximum tread is 8 inches less.
Do you think your Super C would handle the brush hog?
I thought about it
Oughta get ya a 8 ft shredder for the 756. 7 foot strains the tractor to much bc there's only one gear box doing all 7 ft
5 foot on the H...usually the gear boxes for a 7 footer are massive
@@FarmallFanatic yep they are. We run a 7ft on a 706 and it strains the hell out of it in thick stuff. Tried a friend's 8ft on it and she never griped
@@paralyzedlife8763 sounds right
Thanks for sharing. I have a international 1300 sickle mower 9 foot. I use around my field. Works good for cutting under trees. Keep the crap from growing out.
Hey Dave
What tractor is your 1300 mower hooked to? Also is it a mounted mower, 3 point hitch or fast hitch?
@@stevecobb7844 585 case international . 3 point and it would not take that much hp to run.
Good video
I’ve always thought the front end sticking out that far looked goofy but I like it. It’s unique and like you said it puts the weight a little farther out front.
Yeah if you get pulling heavy weight it does make a difference I've noticed. A lot of your Allis Chalmers tractors had real long front ends, and they were very hard to pop up. If they were almost built to be naturally front heavy
My uncle Allen used to say ,"the H is too little for a big job and too big for a little job"
I have an H (tricycle) with # 30 power loader. It is the first tractor that I owned. I carefully move some round bales or bushhog with it sometimes. I like how it sits up high.
Hi Steve, I too have a 1950 H with #30 power loader, also my first tractor. I got it as it was as close to the one my neighbor had growing up, 1953 SH w/#30 loader. I've had people say it'll kill me with the narrow front, but is what I grew up with and was taught to respect and know the limitations, sounds like you practice just that with yours 👍👍👍
Do you ever show some harvesting videos?
I won't be harvesting for another 3 weeks
Is the H a 540 rpm pto? What rpm does the brush hog blade turn at?
Yes..540
The H sounds just like mine. You got a beast of a bush hog. The white tails are going to appreciate the path.
That's the plan
Good stuff! Paint that brush hog over the winter! Power red!
I'm going to
Makes a great track for motorized toys! Cool video!
I did some end of the year brush hogging today as well.
Brush hogging by day,and watch someone else do it at night!! Gotta love UA-cam!
Ahahahahahahaha 🤣
The H just takin everything in its stride no effort 💪💥
Your yard has much machinery as wtc yard
Ahahahahahahaha 🤣
Nice deer path.......BOOOOOM..!!
(Something tells me that the "H" may become expendable....??)
BRIM PATH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@FarmallFanatic ...I thought you'd sneak that in when you checked the oil and said "it looks full" instead of "Filled to the rim...!!!"
Good one hoss...never gets old watching that rain cap do the cobra dance...keep crushin it 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Sounds like a problem to me. It looks like it will play with it lol
It did it's got John Deere paint on it so it had no problem pulling it
Nice 1949 Farmall H! I am fairly new to your channel. How many tractors do you have in your collection? Which is your favorite? Enjoyed watching, thank you! 🇺🇸🚜👍
Next video tells that 👍
Dude , where are you located?
Pennsylvania
@@FarmallFanatic what part?
How about a truck video? Dont think I have ever seen you operate it.
operate the grain truck?
@@FarmallFanatic yep, the grain truck. It may be a step-child in the tractor family, but still red and IH. What year, hp, ton capacity, basic how's it work.
The non existent path now exists.
Now you're speaking my language 🤣
Do you plant any winter rye or wheat? I started planting this stuff about 4 years ago believe it or not really helped with weed control.
I haven't but yes I definitely know that it helps and weed control
I always thought the H stood for Hale power lol Good to see the H out doing some work . I hope you have a great evening !
It stands for whatever H word you want ahahahahahahaha 🤣
H stands for Hurry up and catch up...if your tractor isn't a Farmall...RED POWER IN 1949...RED POWER IN 2021!
💥RED POWER💥
You need to turn that rain cap around. Love the H and enjoyed the video. Almost done bush hogging about 30 acres myself. Your path looks nice.
Yeah I probably should do that
💥BOOOM!💥💥💥
Love that H----
You need to paint that mower , it's the wrong color.........
Deere in the Rear 🤣
H on the J O B💪❤️
Figured you would have tried the super c on the bush hog. Boom
Ur too C sick 🤣
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Nice video the only thing that I'm not a fan of with your mower is the pto didn't have any guards or shields. Other then that good job bud
Yeah it is dangerous
I looks like it used to have the type that was just like a roof over top of it. I always thought, hell, just slip some 4 inch drainage pipe over it. You would'nt need to attach it. I think, never tried it.
Someone get Farmall fanatic International with a cab and 4-wheel drive.
On my bone dry gravel ground, a unicycle would work
take another pass or at least a half of a pass
I did but I don't want the video to be too long
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You definitely should have done a second pass… More seat time!!
Shhh...I might have ahahahahahahaha
@@FarmallFanatic I don’t think my B would should off until I took another pass. 🤣
Orange power lol
Ahahahahahahaha 🤣