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I believe those two front braces were made to drop straight down as stands and hold it at the correct height to drive the tractor in to mount it. Of course if it's not all on a level cement pad, that all goes out the window! Those skinny rods would be about a foot down in soft ground before you got across the barnyard with the tractor haha

Would there be a way to mount a hydraulic pump on the front of an H or M like that?

Thanks thats a great tip on rim repair. The paint work looks good as usual. Merry Christmas.

can you get that paint in black as well??

Nice video, beautiful paint job!

Beeeyuuuteeeful work

Hola buenas tardes una pregunta tengo un tractor farmall 450 diésel y lo pongo en marcha y tira aceite por el escape el tubo que va al mofle me podrías decir por favor cuál es el problema gracias saludos

Cuantos galones lleva la transmisión y qué tipo de aceite para un 450 diésel farmall

Looks like a pain in the butt.

We put the 2-point fast hitch down next to the bead use the hitch, The hydraulics down pressure and tractors weight to break the bead loose. No hammering !

Cool tool. Looks alot better than driving it off. Thank you for sharing

That tire put up a valiant struggle! When I changed tires on my H was when I bought a screw-type breaker like that. Also from Amazon, I think. They were 15.5's on 16" rims, mounted tubeless and glued on. They probably used either to get them seated. I did buy a 20V DeWalt 1/2" drive ratchet to help out. Wish I would have shot some video when I put the 20.8's on the 856!

Nice lil pair of tools. Had it been me, I would still be beating on that rusty bead. Still a bit of work, but it sure made it easier.

Nice video

3:25 I’m worried if your ramp supports scrap unloaded it will bind when loaded. Our trailers supports sit an inch or two off the ground to allow the trailers suspension to settle.

Would you mind telling me where you had the red super a decal made? Love the looks of this tractor.

But I've done this for a living and you need a real piece of equipment if you're going to be doing that all the time

Looks good

What did you put in the tank to cut the rust?

I used the same paint on my red and white 8N. It's an experiment to see how long this cheap paint lasts before it starts to fade.

Looks great thanks for sharing Looking forward to the next.

Super cool. Drinking, smoking and informative. Naration is awesome!

Thats what i am using, the Rustoleum Tractor Paint is good paint in spray cans, in gallons or quarts. In spray cans it takes about a month to fully harden but after that is very durable.

Doing a good job painting a tractor is an incredible amount of work, true labor of love.

That machine is gonna be a real beauty when you're done!

Thanks for the video, I was looking for this type of content on that same particular paint earlier today and didn't find much of anything helpful. Looking good!

Nice video, beautiful shine.

AWESOME

Looks great 👍. You're going to have a nice tractor there.

Like my mom would say you make a Better Door than you do a window LOL

You definitely need a set of 45° wrenches you can get them at hobo Freight Harbor Freight

I hate when people do a restoration and paint everything like the spark plug wires the hose that goes from the carburetor to your air cleaner exaggerating Etc I think it looks so stupid

Nice video

Do you still have these. Also how much to purchase and ship. Thanks

I had a terrible screeching noise in my Farmall Cub -- engine would bog down and die. Just removed my valve cover. All the valves show approximately the same gap -- except one (farthest one to the right). The others touch/nearly touch top to bottom; that one has a 1/4" gap or more. Is it seized?

Hey I’m doing a full restoration on my 1948 Farmall cub how much are your steps for a cub I would like to buy me one that’s a good job you done I watch all your videos

Beautiful work my man! I do though wish that you would not promote aMAZON, I do not know of a more environmentally immoral company . Please people, source your supplies locally, For instance the jam nuts, yes a lot of local suppliers don't keep them in stock, but will gladly order them for you, Every hardware store that I know of, will do this,, And then you can sleep well at night knowing that you are helping out a local business.

Great video on brake replacement, I’ve got an issue on my 50 H though. The linkage that spins the band on mine is more or less completely seized in the tractor and will not spin. The linkage didn’t come out with the cover and I’m not sure how to get it out of the tractor body, was wondering if you had any suggestions, thanks.

Is the hardner necessary?

why did you not drain the oil when you first got it

You do great work on these old tractors, I appreciate the camera work and detail you go into. You help give many people the confidence to work on our old tractors. Thanks

Interesting video

Man that was a lot of play and shaft wear. Loader tractor is first thing that comes to mind. Great video. Thanks for sharing

Ive looked at those jacks but still use bottle jacks on wooden blocks. Sometimes I have to remove the whole cast houseing just to get the plug out. Im having problem with no spark after I changed coil , points, condenser on IH 444 with c153. Gotta be shorten out somewhere ? But where ?

Flat-head 4 banger,, Not so much horsepower but a fair amount of torque for the horsepower it is rated for... I have a FarmAll A, 1945, much much more of a tractor!

Nice video