I'm sure all agree here, Pete, that we deeply appreciate the extra work you do to create so many and diverse video angles for us to "tag along" with you there on your fine family farm!!! Your new drone videos also enhance the grand experience of seeing you, and that dear old "H", carry out a pleasant day's work together!!! THANKS SO MUCH!!! ;o)
Loved the old H. We had one and my dad loved it, was a do all piece of equipment. We also had a 1938 A JOHN DEER. Neither tractor was electric start. The A had more power but dad hated it. I learned on our little 9n Ford. It was a joy. I'm almost 72 years old and retired in SPAIN, reflect kindly on these times. I miss the farm life and enjoy your show immensely.
I'm not a farmer but for some reason I love tractors, and Farmall H is one of my favorites for all the reason you listed. Solid, practical tractor, runs all day on 10 gallons of gas, etc. Plus they look and sound really cool.
Its nice to see that old H on the job,and that looks and sounds like a good one.Seeing and hearing the H work in the hay field take me back 45 plus years when our H did all the hay bine cutting and all the square baling on both of our farms .We used our F 20 to rake with and load hay wagons.Although I still use my H brush hogging,and what not,Im in the prosess of restoring it.Not to much takes me back to my teenage years more than driving the H.Good video! and also i really liked The video you did on the working of the F20.we used the F20 for many years and from watching your video,we where not doing the maintenence right,therefore it never run right.Well keep the videos coming!
I learned on a H as well. Even with bigger tractors on the farm now it's still my favorite. They're very comfortable and relaxing tractors to work with.
remembering the days of old equipment fixing them up greasing replace old serts put some new tires on bearing or something needed paint people thought i bought it new with the paint from the road it did when i sold it i got more than when it was new and used it for twenty or more years pete thanks for sharing god bless
I know the feeling I grew up raking hay with our super m, I miss that tractor. Now I rake hay with a super c. Your haybine did a great job clipping that lodged hay ! Have a great day Pete thanks for sharing !
Brings back fond memories for myself raking hay with our H my dad bought new in 1946 at my Uncle's IH dealership in Chandler Mn. My oldest brother got it next, now his son has it.
As you say the tedder fluffs up the hay to help air flow through the hay. I heard it the tedder also folds the stalks of the hay. This folding of the stalks breaks and exposes the fibers for faster drying. My grand father used to also run the tedder down a row after it was raked up in a row.
Couldn't agree with you more. Dad had purchased a new H, cultivator, sickle bar mower, and several more implements in 1948. It was 20 years later I learned to drive it. What a pleasant little tractor.
Baled hay for my sheep and goats for the first time this weekend. Used the farms New Holland Model 66 with a Wisconsin 2 cylinder engine. What a pita but we got it done. Love the channel and keep it up!
I love watching on your H. Reminds me of a friend of mine. He restored a '41 H in high school as an FFA project. He still runs in when he can. He really loves that tractor. I've run it some. Good simple work tractor.
I've never used an H but to me, they are the perfect medium size Farmall. Large enough for heavy work while small enough for row crop work. At some point in my life, I would love to cultivate with one with the 2 row front mounted cultivator. Great video as always Mr. Pete! 😊👍👍 Those drone shots are priceless!
We used an H on my grandparents farm in the late '40's and early "50's. It was such a thrill when I got turned loose by myself. I couldn't understand why some people called that work !In the mid-west, however, we called that a side delivery rake.
Pete I just bought some shirts, Thank You for having 4 XL TALL. They fit and look great. I'm sure I'll be ordering more in the future. Love your Channel !!!!
Pete, My Mother-in- law, Vivian, (rest her soul) used to tell the same goofy jokes as you. (We called them Vivian jokes) Listening to you tell the same type of jokes brings back wonderful memories. Really enjoy your channel!
Pete, I love watching your channel - I grew up in the country and you do the same kind of farming I remember from my childhood. I’m sad that modern agribusiness is so detached from the practices that respect and work in balance with Mother Nature.
Enjoyed the video. Brought back memories. Never raked with an H Farmall, though. But I have with an M Farmall, and a couple different B John Deeres, and an A John Deere, and a 60 John Deere, and a 630 John Deere, and a 730 John Deere, and a 35 Ferguson, and a 175 Massey Ferguson, just to name a few. Always loved to rake hay. Keep up the good work!
We've had the same weather here in central Vt. I like what your doing Pete. Grew up on a dairy farm then since the service I've had sheep, horses and chickens and enjoyed all of them. Be well.
Love your videos, Im 27 and I find myself chuckling at your jokes, even if you seem to find them stupid after telling them xD Great to see all these old machines working as they should! Keep it up Pete! :D
My friend farmer has a Farmall H like this one,a 1953!It was stored in a neighbor barn and we pulled it to the farm and we used it to rake and carry wagons with it;a funny fact:we always filled it up with gas and 2 times coming back from raking hay i pulled up in the farm driveway and the engine shutted off...gas tank empty!!!lol
Pete I feel you called my local farmer buddy lol, I got the call yesterday to unload 3 huge wagon loads of hay. Boy was it hot in the hay loft. Great channel and videos Pete
Reminds me of my grandfather's Super H that he has that runs but is a little stubborn, in a couple months I might start a farm at my great uncle's house with the tractor
Back in the late 60s & early 70s I raked a lot of hay and wheat straw with a Super C Farmall and a New Holland rake similar to yours. I think the C drove even easier than the H. Did the hay cutting with an Oliver 77 and a #7 John Deere sickle-bar mower.
Another great video Pete! I first grew up learning to drive on a Farmall M. Last week I purchased my own M. Needs a little tlc but I hope to use it to do my raking too!
Dude I'm so glad I found your channel been searching for a long time fkrr this kind of entertainment,I know what u meant when u talk about that being the best tractor I had a 48 Farmall super C that was fully restored and it was the most reliable best running tractor that I have ever had I loved and injoyed it very much so thanks for all the great content.
Hi Pete, thanks again for your great video’s. I can still not understand why these nearly zero-turn tractors were so populair on the large fields in the States and nowhere to be gound elsewhere, at least not in Europe. What a nice combination of machinery! Greetings fronm the Netherlands!
Anyone else go to sleep listening to the tractor? Need a compilation of the entire cutting bailing. Just equipment and farm noises. I'd play that on a loop when I sleep or on my tv for white noise
Once again, great camera angles, Pete! Will help keep "that's about as entertaining as watching paint dry" crowd from grumbling. And a nice swath, too.
Does it get hard to manage the camera's and flying the drone, while driving the tractor? Awesome shots though. I am surprised that you don't have 200,000 subscribers, since you are such a good . . . . FarmTuber.
I find it decently easy to run a camera and farm. It just takes a lot longer to do anything with a camera in your hands. I don’t have a drone yet but that is on the list of things to get.
Love your videos, takes me back to my youth hearing that H run. My sister has a 39 Farmall H and a 44 John Deere H, so I can drive 5 miles over to her house and get my "H' fix!! I grew up with both. You #2 pencil joke reminds me of things that I ponder like why do you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway? Or why do we call it a building when it's already built? Or if a fly had no wings would it be called a walk?
I'm sure all agree here, Pete, that we deeply appreciate the extra work you do to create so many and diverse video angles for us to "tag along" with you there on your fine family farm!!! Your new drone videos also enhance the grand experience of seeing you, and that dear old "H", carry out a pleasant day's work together!!! THANKS SO MUCH!!! ;o)
2 minutes into this my daughter asked what I was doing. Wife took one look and said “dad is getting more bad jokes from Mr Pete” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
good one..
Loved the old H. We had one and my dad loved it, was a do all piece of equipment. We also had a 1938 A JOHN DEER. Neither tractor was electric start. The A had more power but dad hated it. I learned on our little 9n Ford. It was a joy. I'm almost 72 years old and retired in SPAIN, reflect kindly on these times.
I miss the farm life and enjoy your show immensely.
I'm not a farmer but for some reason I love tractors, and Farmall H is one of my favorites for all the reason you listed. Solid, practical tractor, runs all day on 10 gallons of gas, etc. Plus they look and sound really cool.
Its nice to see that old H on the job,and that looks and sounds like a good one.Seeing and hearing the H work in the hay field take me back 45 plus years when our H did all the hay bine cutting and all the square baling on both of our farms .We used our F 20 to rake with and load hay wagons.Although I still use my H brush hogging,and what not,Im in the prosess of restoring it.Not to much takes me back to my teenage years more than driving the H.Good video! and also i really liked The video you did on the working of the F20.we used the F20 for many years and from watching your video,we where not doing the maintenence right,therefore it never run right.Well keep the videos coming!
I love all the different camera angles. A very good way to teach.
Pete have you heard the rumor about butter? If not, I’m not going to spread it.
I learned on a H as well. Even with bigger tractors on the farm now it's still my favorite. They're very comfortable and relaxing tractors to work with.
remembering the days of old equipment fixing them up greasing replace old serts put some new tires on bearing or something needed paint people thought i bought it new with the paint from the road it did when i sold it i got more than when it was new and used it for twenty or more years pete thanks for sharing god bless
Love it when one can rake hay and have the baler right behind. That's the good times when the whole family is involved.
I know the feeling I grew up raking hay with our super m, I miss that tractor. Now I rake hay with a super c.
Your haybine did a great job clipping that lodged hay ! Have a great day Pete thanks for sharing !
Good looking field of hay. Thens the best rakes you can use in my opinion
I agree. New Holland is the Cadillac of rakes.
Brings back fond memories for myself raking hay with our H my dad bought new in 1946 at my Uncle's IH dealership in Chandler Mn. My oldest brother got it next, now his son has it.
Love the Drone shots. The sounds of the old iron doing just what they were designed to do so many years ago. So simple in design.
I could listen to that H all day long!
Your drone shots are amazing. I love the super high overhead drone shots you take of you working your hay fields. Keep these great shots coming !!!!!
I grew up driving a H too, I enjoy watching your videos
Bought my first tractor yesterday, hopefully I can offer this service of cutting hay for people as a side gig for my farm.
I agree I grew up on an
H as well. they run forever and sip fuel. Love the sound as well.
As you say the tedder fluffs up the hay to help air flow through the hay. I heard it the tedder also folds the stalks of the hay. This folding of the stalks breaks and exposes the fibers for faster drying. My grand father used to also run the tedder down a row after it was raked up in a row.
The hay is looking good and it looked like it was an exceptionally good day to be making hay.
love to listen to those old tractors.
Couldn't agree with you more.
Dad had purchased a new H, cultivator, sickle bar mower, and several more implements in 1948.
It was 20 years later I learned to drive it.
What a pleasant little tractor.
Hi pete I love the h the most
Just bought 2 piglets yesterday because I’ve learned from y’all, should be some good bacon and sausage here in 8-9 months!!! Thanks for everything
Its nice to see a person enjoying their work with a sense of humor.
Baled hay for my sheep and goats for the first time this weekend. Used the farms New Holland Model 66 with a Wisconsin 2 cylinder engine. What a pita but we got it done. Love the channel and keep it up!
I like your channel,, it is great seeing you use the older Farmall IH tractors, making a living and enjoying life.
I love watching on your H. Reminds me of a friend of mine. He restored a '41 H in high school as an FFA project. He still runs in when he can. He really loves that tractor. I've run it some. Good simple work tractor.
I really love to sit back on a Sunday night and watch your videos.Good job to you and Hillary
I've never used an H but to me, they are the perfect medium size Farmall. Large enough for heavy work while small enough for row crop work. At some point in my life, I would love to cultivate with one with the 2 row front mounted cultivator. Great video as always Mr. Pete! 😊👍👍 Those drone shots are priceless!
Beautiful!!! Wish I could smell that hay!
Love the perspective the drone gives us. I always love seeing you’ve posted a new video. Take care!❤️
Enjoyed your hard work. Thanks for the fresh air and the happy learning. Praise God for the sun and farmers for the food.
Those high, birds eye view, drone shots are amazing.
I love my 39 and 40 Farmall H tractors, I couldn't imagine owning one brand new
Pete.... your posts are often the only bright spot in my work day. This is, by far my favourite u-tube channel 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇨🇦
Short and sweet, with the melodic accompaniment of the H.
That's just about the right level of drone video for me. Not too much, just in little spurts, mostly video from other sources. I like it.
We used an H on my grandparents farm in the late '40's and early "50's. It was such a thrill when I got turned loose by myself. I couldn't understand why some people called that work !In the mid-west, however, we called that a side delivery rake.
Really enjoying these old school farming videos. We have a '47 Farmall C on the homestead.
I gotta say these videos put me in a good mood !
Great video! Great old machines that last just about forever. Amazing!
Enjoyed the clean humor during tractor therapy Pete. In both videos...take care fella.
Pete I just bought some shirts, Thank You for having 4 XL TALL. They fit and look great.
I'm sure I'll be ordering more in the future. Love your Channel !!!!
Thanks Chris!
Pete, My Mother-in- law, Vivian, (rest her soul) used to tell the same goofy jokes as you. (We called them Vivian jokes) Listening to you tell the same type of jokes brings back wonderful memories. Really enjoy your channel!
Pete, I love watching your channel - I grew up in the country and you do the same kind of farming I remember from my childhood. I’m sad that modern agribusiness is so detached from the practices that respect and work in balance with Mother Nature.
Love that I love the sound of that rig what a memory from my childhood I was used to run a rig like that thank you.
First tractor I ever drove solo was a A/C wd45 and a rake just like that. I was 7
Pete, we love your jokes. Good for the whole family.
Nothing beats tractor therapy. Love the channel Pete.
Nothin better than a little H! Best hay rain tractor ever! Your jokes are GREAT.
Enjoyed the video. Brought back memories. Never raked with an H Farmall, though. But I have with an M Farmall, and a couple different B John Deeres, and an A John Deere, and a 60 John Deere, and a 630 John Deere, and a 730 John Deere, and a 35 Ferguson, and a 175 Massey Ferguson, just to name a few. Always loved to rake hay. Keep up the good work!
We've had the same weather here in central Vt. I like what your doing Pete. Grew up on a dairy farm then since the service I've had sheep, horses and chickens and enjoyed all of them. Be well.
Your jests qualify as "Granddad Jokes". Those are "Dad Jokes" taken to the next level. But don't stop. Your groaners are a lot of fun.
You mean they're full "groan"?
Yeah I remember that wine in the H, thanks to those old straight cut gears.
You have the best brand tractors any farmer could ever have on his farm ., keep up the hard work and the jokes .
Keep those jokes coming, fellow father's unite with bad jokes!
Running those old tractors look so satisfying
Pete you are a hoot my friend. I enjoy your slapstick comedy. I really enjoy you, your family and you way of life. Keep up the hard work.
Love your videos, Im 27 and I find myself chuckling at your jokes, even if you seem to find them stupid after telling them xD
Great to see all these old machines working as they should! Keep it up Pete! :D
My friend farmer has a Farmall H like this one,a 1953!It was stored in a neighbor barn and we pulled it to the farm and we used it to rake and carry wagons with it;a funny fact:we always filled it up with gas and 2 times coming back from raking hay i pulled up in the farm driveway and the engine shutted off...gas tank empty!!!lol
I really like your hay raking technique!
I’m glad your 1st cut hay went better than mine. I had to let 3 fields go due to my baler not working. Now they are calling for a week of rain
Love the old equipment.
Pete you are so funny you tell some funny little jokes and some are corny but funny too. I always enjoy watching your channel.
Pete I feel you called my local farmer buddy lol, I got the call yesterday to unload 3 huge wagon loads of hay. Boy was it hot in the hay loft. Great channel and videos Pete
Reminds me of my grandfather's Super H that he has that runs but is a little stubborn, in a couple months I might start a farm at my great uncle's house with the tractor
Just purchased a '41 H, and am looking forward to someday learning how to do this. 💜
Nice hay good cutting job. Have a great day.
I had a 51 H loved driving it also
Back in the late 60s & early 70s I raked a lot of hay and wheat straw with a Super C Farmall and a New Holland rake similar to yours. I think the C drove even easier than the H.
Did the hay cutting with an Oliver 77 and a #7 John Deere sickle-bar mower.
Another great video Pete! I first grew up learning to drive on a Farmall M. Last week I purchased my own M. Needs a little tlc but I hope to use it to do my raking too!
Great jokes Pete. Laughter the best medicine. Great video. 💚💙❤️💜
Nice video! I like the drone shots. Hope the rains come when needed and you have enough home grown hay and pasture.
Hi Pete, love your channel, and glad for the falling of of the 1st rung of ladder!!
Watching from Brazil
I really love a good fluffing from an old fluffed.
Thanks for making this video, I could listen to that H run for hours , also you make me laugh. Have a great day.
Dude I'm so glad I found your channel been searching for a long time fkrr this kind of entertainment,I know what u meant when u talk about that being the best tractor I had a 48 Farmall super C that was fully restored and it was the most reliable best running tractor that I have ever had I loved and injoyed it very much so thanks for all the great content.
The shape of that field looks like a pain, but you have it figured out! Love the videos!
Hi Pete, thanks again for your great video’s. I can still not understand why these nearly zero-turn tractors were so populair on the large fields in the States and nowhere to be gound elsewhere, at least not in Europe. What a nice combination of machinery! Greetings fronm the Netherlands!
You are a tractor legend Pete. Keep up the great videos. Very informative!
Anyone else go to sleep listening to the tractor? Need a compilation of the entire cutting bailing. Just equipment and farm noises. I'd play that on a loop when I sleep or on my tv for white noise
Might be a good way to rack up views?
I made a video of just the tractors working: th-cam.com/video/3zIae6-p6iQ/w-d-xo.html
h was my first tractor i drove.. dragged a field of summer fall dirt,, then diesel m-moline
Same the first tractor I drove was a Farmall H
Once again, great camera angles, Pete! Will help keep "that's about as entertaining as watching paint dry" crowd from grumbling.
And a nice swath, too.
Does it get hard to manage the camera's and flying the drone, while driving the tractor? Awesome shots though. I am surprised that you don't have 200,000 subscribers, since you are such a good . . . . FarmTuber.
I find it decently easy to run a camera and farm. It just takes a lot longer to do anything with a camera in your hands. I don’t have a drone yet but that is on the list of things to get.
Looks at subscribers 4 months later.
more than 200k now!
drone shots are nice 👍
Man the jokes I love them I’ve raked with an h before the best tractor for the job in my opinion
Hope your day is going well Pete
He must be like me. He don't never answer nothin
Love your videos, takes me back to my youth hearing that H run. My sister has a 39 Farmall H and a 44 John Deere H, so I can drive 5 miles over to her house and get my "H' fix!! I grew up with both. You #2 pencil joke reminds me of things that I ponder like why do you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway? Or why do we call it a building when it's already built? Or if a fly had no wings would it be called a walk?
Why do they call it a pair of pants when it's only one thing?
Pete, you can walk, talk, chew bubble gum, and fly a drone all at the same time... 😎😎🚜👍
It appears you were having a great time raking. Loved the video!
Love the videos awesome IH equipment action and funny jokes along the way!
I love the sound of that H!
When you show the drone video, are you editing in the tractor sound? Just curious.
I miss driving a tractor it’s been years since I’ve been in one thanks for sharing buddy god bless everyone
That H sounds great! Now I want one
Those are my favorite hay rakes.
Another great video with excellent drone shots!