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Howdy, wondering if you can help me confirm the age of my farmall? Tag shows T-91387 The stamp # is 9138 right in front of the rad left side rail. Thank you!

Thanks, Dave I've just bagged a Mc-D T20 crawler to keep my 10-20, W30, and W40 company. I am looking out for either a F20 or Regular.

Don't use your pinky use a match stick or an teaspoon. The chemicals in the glue can burn a hole in you finger.

Hi, any update on how the boot repair holds on? Nice to hear one, since its been 2years by now. Thanks

I had the 2 economy Jim dandy’s down there

I saw this tractor at Penns Cave the weekend before this show 9:18

Are those IH chickens?

How many tractors made today will be running 90 years from now?

old inner tube plus contact cement

i have 1 regular that i ran up in 67 5 f20 they were way ahead of the game

Regulars had 3 3/4 bore and the f-20s by 5 inch stroke the f-30s had 4 1/4 bore by 5 inch stroke I don't know if they had and f-30 size regular though

Personally I prefer soaking the plugs in vinegar for a day or two. Its amazing how it softens up the carbon. I use a wire brush working the bristles down the barrel. Then I burn the remainder off with a torch. It still leaves the insulator dark in colour. I have to wonder how much this affects performance. Just like new? Maybe not but it does extend the life in my experience.

Great video. Thanks

Track looks a little muddy, but a great showing of tractors!

When I was a kid, we had a F12, was that a regular?

Question how rare are these

Always neat to see shingles being made at the shows.

Met with you yesterday in Saegertown. I was there in Williamsfield the Saturday of this video here. I also see that I am already a subscriber to your channel.

Hi Deering Dave! I Have among the Cub Cadets I have, a 102 with an IH QA36 Thower ( did IH buy Danco? ) on it and it was old when I got it and much more now and I have used that for clearing snow for near 40 years it is not pretty but it does the business! it is showing its age, the stones have the auger rolled over a fair bit I welded a bead of 1/4 steel wire at the entire edge of the auger and that has helped but in the end everthing has all the use used up , not sure why IH changed the chute control to that indexed thing I think that cable drive is a better idea over time! may convert back to that? I recently aquired an almost mint QA36A so I hope to have that either set to go on the 102 or the other project that the thrower came with and has the mounting gear for it, a 1650 the engine has oil control issues a 30 over and rings should rectify that heres hoping anyway, I have a 122 for parts, a 100 that has not seen a blade of grass for years and the 1450 that took over from it about ten years ago, I have had the 100 longer than the 102 the 100 was My first Cub, They are as a Consumer product for the most part at the top of that game in the IH era and a decade and a bit perhaps with MTD also as Garden Tractors go and it is to late in the Game to change sides now anyway would rather eat Crow ! I have many memories and some yet to experience some good and otherwise : ) on the Cubs Winter Spring Summer and Fall ! Thanks Dave and Thanks IH ! Cheers! P.S. the Thrower works well as a plow also there are many times it is not nessasary to run the auger!

Hi Deering Dave ! I have used a Cub 102 for over 35 years closer to 40 actually with a QA 36 Snowthower the whole lot was old as dirt when I got it, You name it it has happened to it but cant imagine using anything else for the job however the rig it is showing its age and the thrower is showing it the best or worst Your preference! I have recently aquired a 1650 that came with a almost pristine QA 36 a latter model with the geared chute mechanisim ( not necessarily a better method than the cable ) and a 50" deck and the Tractor and the deck have issues well it all does but what fun is it if everything works all the time, What can You get for 750$? Certainly not a tractor deck and thrower all in! so winter is a ways away and hoping to get the bugs out of the new to Me stuff before its arrival, I also have a 1450 for doing grass and a few winters I have used the plow on that but overall the thower is a better instrument for the job and yes the thrower actually doubles as a plow it just does not angle : ) these little Tractors dont go anywhere with out chains on thats for sure, Great to see a Mirror of Me in a TH-cam video! The Cub 102 a Great Little Tractor for Life! Cheers!!! from Ontario

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This brings back memories of plowing with our F-12 as a kid. I'm no longer a kid at 77 years old. Sweet memories!

Thanks for the video, Dave Nice to see a W40 Got one over here, this side of the pond.

I would like to know where this junkyard is I need some parts for a Ford bronco

I did this exact same repair on some green LaCrosse knee boots that were splitting in the exact same place and my patch failed on my first use. I even let the patch set for almost a week before using.

I think about how envious a poor dirt farmer would be when these came out. Like I am now seeing all these folks on these Air Conditioners cab tractors now. My grandpa n me put up thousands of squares bales every year on old tractors. I was envious of the people who had power steering. I personally wore the black stuff off the steering wheel of a Fordson Dexta pulling square balers. Pop was old so he had a 4000 Ford with power steering to cut with. , and we had a Farmall Super C to take with. It was like power steering. I asked about us trying to put power steering on the Dexta. He said I had shoulders wider than some were tall , and they needed the work. We worked every day from dew lifting till dew fell out in the sun without any canopy. Now these young whippersnappers with these hydro drives , and A/C cabs with these new round balers. He told me about being a kid and doing it with hay shocks , n loading with pitchforks. So when I was growing up it was like a different lifetime than him. But staring at an ass of an ass all day compared to these tractors would be like a different lifetime.

I had a farmall on regular and it was a fine old tractor but I thought I needed a more modern tractor so I traded it and got a 1935 f20😮

The Saegertown show featured John Deere brand. I think both shows had a good turnout of exhibitors, but they both have their traditional weekends in 2024. Maybe Mercer County was a week earlier than usual to not compete against another IH/Farmall event. Was there one? I see that you videos Portersville Show 2023. I was there too that Saturday.

Was there Friday all day because my neighbor wanted to see the Pioneer engine and tractor show in Saegertown Saturday. This year they are not on the same weekend.

You're cookin' with gas now!

As someone who isnt quite as familiar with flywheel engines, this was really interesting.

Really cool to see how the models evolved over the years.

Got an f30 so this is right up my ally.

Yes, plow, cultivators, disc, potato digger, corn planter, mower, brush hog, hay wagon, sickle bar, and a rake. The cultivators and the sickle bar are mounted.

Do yall have other implements?

rule number one, never clean rubber with alcohol, rubber will harden faster

Was wondering if you were planning on going back ? Seems you missed quite a few rows which I’m sure you couldn’t film it all.

Thanks for the info! Was just looking at banjo lessons on youtube when I decided I should fix my boots, funny how that worked out lol

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A lil bit of heat gun, maybe?

Family tractor when I grew up (I'm 75) was a '24 Regular on rubber. It would pull a 2 bottom in 2nd gear. Dad added a flywheel behind the bell, starter, added generator and lights, and a belt drive hydraulics, nice snowplow. Front mount buzz saw. I threw away tons of wood from that thing. I used to "skooch" up in the seat and clamp my thighs around the wheel to keep control in our rough ground. Dad died in 95, we sold it ?? about 03. DROVE it onto the trailer.

😂nice

Burning off the carbon is fine on non resistor plugs but plugs with resistors might melt or damage the resistor.

You don't seem to know a lot about the little things.

Thank you!

Hoping ya got me on there

I liked the comparisons. Very nice job. I like how you gave some explanations about why the change came about I never thought about the why's.

The mice get in my kohler even with the tins on. Thank you for the tip, I'll be put drier sheets in the tins going forward. I love my 123 and 149!

Thanks for the detailed info, i was just wondering how they differed. Cool old tractors.

Thank you so much Deering Dave for the very informative and helpful tutorial! I learnt a lot and I'm going to fix my friend's boot tomorrow! Have a wonderful holiday time! God bless and good luck!