Wow! I'm impressed. Electric power steering on a Farmall. You know I was thinking, your M and that guys M might have been side by side on the train ride from the Farmall plant in Moline Illinois to Pennsylvania. Amazing!👍
He is doing some pretty cool stuff ! I liked that lawn mower setup . I want to see someone put a MSD ignition box on a Farmall because I think one would make a world of difference in making plugs last longer and a tad more power . It was awesome to see your dad out on the tractor playing ! You're so lucky to have a set of cultivators for the tractor . I got a one row 3 point cultivator that I never thought worked well . I was thinking about getting 2 30 inch sweeps and seeing if it cleans the rows better . Thanks for sharing !
Not saying that you're old or anything like that but it's nice that your dad is still around I lost my dad about 15 years ago and I lost my mom when I was 15 years old then my two little brothers are in their thirties now and I am 52 so I try to be there for them because they were young when my dad passed away so I pretty much raised them and they know if they ever need me I will always be there myself and my youngest brother are farmers and my older brother is a construction worker he pretty much is going to take over the business here in a couple years for the guy and my little brother that the farmer works his butt out because usually is all by himself and I am also by myself but we try to work together as much as we can but it's glad to see your dad is still around enjoying life
Great video again 👌 love the idea of electric power steering 😁 good to see the cultivator on th Cub that rear cultivator gonna do a great job of taking out wheelmarks 👍Red Power 💥💪
On the down side you'd have to convert the tractor to 12 volt negative ground to make the electric power steering work. The Super M at the dairy I help out on had Armstrong power steering as well as one of my John Deere 60 tractors. That one had a mounted corn picker on it at one point so I don't know if it is just worn, but someone would have their hands full at the end of the rows. My John Deere B and my Oliver Super 77 diesel turn pretty easy.
@@FarmallFanatic got three John Deere's and an Oliver Hart Parr 70 that are still. The Farmall H I had was still as well. It popped right off, mainly because it was converted to electronic ignition.
I ended up taking my inside ones off. I had a kubota l245h. So like a farmall 140. They lined up with the front but when I was actually cultivating it was too close for comfort. So inside rear came off and I was good to cultivate all day without touching a plant.
I have a Behlen add on from a M . Makes it really nice to steer. I probably should get rid of it unless I get a MTA eventually I doubt I'll get another M . Like the 450 too much 😁
Excellent video Gino :) also nice work get those attachments for tractor and paint black on back ones when off Tractor or not ! Yes my late Grandparents also my late dad plus late uncle learning horse drawn equipment too on garden plus feilds to tractors ! My dad and his older brother my uncle got learning 1970 to present years stuff on farm help out other farmers had ! Myself to some on cash crops too and Gino do you other farmers have Costume Farming there! Costume farming is Farms have family farms or Food companies grow crops on farms or share machines with older farmers like dad or relatives ones can get certain crops off! Like Cash Crops but hire man say did corn need combine hire man take care fill silos or coop for picking corn for you do payment how many hours to weeks to month to plus hire man hire on plus machinery they plus vechiles Not common in Ontario Canada much anymore my 2 cousins brothers of mine do for older family farms great money doing it and ones have Cash Crops and few beef cows !
Well if you're gonna go with power steering you might as well put the GPS auto pilot system on it I have it on the boat I will never be without it again
@@colinvoss8484 ok, I am a bit confused sir. Factory data shows 270K+ produced with three different gasoline engines, maybe 4 if you add the 60 HP one which became the nemesis for the M drivetrain. I do NOT show any variants in steam. Were there modified ones? Thanks, looking for your insight. P.S. I have a H. A family heirloom (lol). Working on putting it back to original within reason. NAPA Auto has most parts for them.
Your are mistaken òn Your information on the M it was built-in numbers but it was a piece of crap the H would out work and out do it horsepower for horsepower any day of the week.
I was surprised to see your cultivators had no crop guards on them. Also yours attaches entirely different than mine. Rear had one cultivator shank right in the middle of the rear tires never saw one with three on each side kinda makes me think you wouldn't even need the front with those hangin on the rear like that. Course it should really tear up the soil! 😂
Wow! I'm impressed. Electric power steering on a Farmall. You know I was thinking, your M and that guys M might have been side by side on the train ride from the Farmall plant in Moline Illinois to Pennsylvania. Amazing!👍
oh very possible
H turbo I think you're mistaken I believe the international plant was in Rock Island Illinois the plants in Moline was and still is a deere plant
@@guydaubenspeck9206 you're right now that you mentioned it.
That power steering unit is very interesting. Wonder if you could do that for the 400
@@backwoodheathen You already knew I was thinking that
That cultivator setup looks great! Can't wait to see it in the field
He is doing some pretty cool stuff ! I liked that lawn mower setup . I want to see someone put a MSD ignition box on a Farmall because I think one would make a world of difference in making plugs last longer and a tad more power . It was awesome to see your dad out on the tractor playing ! You're so lucky to have a set of cultivators for the tractor . I got a one row 3 point cultivator that I never thought worked well . I was thinking about getting 2 30 inch sweeps and seeing if it cleans the rows better . Thanks for sharing !
Time will definitely tell
Not saying that you're old or anything like that but it's nice that your dad is still around I lost my dad about 15 years ago and I lost my mom when I was 15 years old then my two little brothers are in their thirties now and I am 52 so I try to be there for them because they were young when my dad passed away so I pretty much raised them and they know if they ever need me I will always be there myself and my youngest brother are farmers and my older brother is a construction worker he pretty much is going to take over the business here in a couple years for the guy and my little brother that the farmer works his butt out because usually is all by himself and I am also by myself but we try to work together as much as we can but it's glad to see your dad is still around enjoying life
Oh yeah I don't take that for granted
The Cub looks great now .
Great job too.
God bless you
That blue looks real nice
Looks great!! I'm sure it'll perform as expected! 🙂
I will definitely find out
My buddy did that to his 72 ih 1100 pickup used a Toyota one and wired it in takes 15 seconds to turn on then powersteering.
Will be fun to cultivate your sweet corn patch. Nice to see your dad.
Yeah it's going to be a lot of fun
Another great purchase FF looks great on the cub 55, 55 🇺🇸
The cultivators look good. Bringing the Butler county late next June and will let you help cultivate urea into our corn
Great video again 👌 love the idea of electric power steering 😁 good to see the cultivator on th Cub that rear cultivator gonna do a great job of taking out wheelmarks 👍Red Power 💥💪
Its works one on H off of Chevy cobalt got to keep it in the dry works without the tractor running been on there over5 years no problems
Good job on the video of tractors keep up good work
Priest power steering is the way to do it. It's all you need. It's plug and play
Marching set. You've got plenty of adjustment there. Won't have to remove anything. Way cool.
On the down side you'd have to convert the tractor to 12 volt negative ground to make the electric power steering work. The Super M at the dairy I help out on had Armstrong power steering as well as one of my John Deere 60 tractors. That one had a mounted corn picker on it at one point so I don't know if it is just worn, but someone would have their hands full at the end of the rows. My John Deere B and my Oliver Super 77 diesel turn pretty easy.
It's hard to find a tractor that is 6 V original anymore
@@FarmallFanatic got three John Deere's and an Oliver Hart Parr 70 that are still. The Farmall H I had was still as well. It popped right off, mainly because it was converted to electronic ignition.
Hopefully you will have time to go back and check out that power steering when it's done. Cultivators fit well.
Oh I will
I hope he makes a video of the final product that he will share to you and others.
I told him I would like to follow it along
I ended up taking my inside ones off. I had a kubota l245h. So like a farmall 140. They lined up with the front but when I was actually cultivating it was too close for comfort. So inside rear came off and I was good to cultivate all day without touching a plant.
Good heads up
Hello Gino look like a good cultivating machine. You may not need the rear tines though be nice to see it working. Have a great day.
I at least want to cover my rear tires
@@FarmallFanatic Your right I was thinking that then forgot about the tracks. Think my brain not working
I have a Behlen add on from a M . Makes it really nice to steer. I probably should get rid of it unless I get a MTA eventually I doubt I'll get another M . Like the 450 too much 😁
450 is like a Cadillac compared to an M
I need to get them restored in the next few years. Have a gas , diesel and a LP to restore
You couldn't ask for a nicer CUB!
I already owned 2 when I saw this one and I still had to have it
Where's he from...knowledgeable
Spring Creek
Excellent video Gino :) also nice work get those attachments for tractor and paint black on back ones when off Tractor or not ! Yes my late Grandparents also my late dad plus late uncle learning horse drawn equipment too on garden plus feilds to tractors ! My dad and his older brother my uncle got learning 1970 to present years stuff on farm help out other farmers had ! Myself to some on cash crops too and Gino do you other farmers have Costume Farming there! Costume farming is Farms have family farms or Food companies grow crops on farms or share machines with older farmers like dad or relatives ones can get certain crops off! Like Cash Crops but hire man say did corn need combine hire man take care fill silos or coop for picking corn for you do payment how many hours to weeks to month to plus hire man hire on plus machinery they plus vechiles Not common in Ontario Canada much anymore my 2 cousins brothers of mine do for older family farms great money doing it and ones have Cash Crops and few beef cows !
Awesome
Electric power steering where do you find it? What's it cost?
All answered in the video
I wonder what happens when the front steering wobble hits back to the power steering?
i agree. Will need a lovejoy coupler in there somewhere. Still a neat idea.
Where can I find one of those rubber mats for the deck ? I need one for my A I like that
I might have ordered mine on eBay
I’m interested in that guys UF 2 bottom plow for my 340 utility
Oh that would work really well
Goodrich Auction service has a 460 for sale for $4500.00 up in Newark Valley, N.Y. on tractorhouse.
Don't they have an auction coming up in a couple of weeks
@@FarmallFanatic That I don"t know. The 460 is advertized at that price.
@@randybennett5417 I see they put a new seat on it
@@FarmallFanatic Paint looks good. No fenders or two point hitch, but a nice looking 460 compared to others advertized for the price.
Is that a quick hitch on the back of the cub
Fast hitch
Does the cub have fluid in the tires? Or does it do fine without?
I have three cubs the one with the snow plow has loaded tires
My Cub Cadet has electric power steering 😀
Lol
Do you have the link for the eBay kit
I personally do not I will ask though
Are you painting the rear cultivators blue to match? I think that would look sharp!
Definitely
The tractor I mentioned in my previous comment located in in brown co antique tractor club
Wow, a photo House Heating Oil, there's petro moss.
What is th is that on the steering shaft?
Electronic Power Steering...you'll see
Looking at the tractor from a distance it looks like the rear sweeps are inline with the front. Shouldn't have to remove them
I have one on my m mounted under the hood can't be seen with the hood on
What state are you in
@@FarmallFanatic Milaca mn if you know where that is?
Why on a narrow?
He's putting a wide front on it
Well if you're gonna go with power steering you might as well put the GPS auto pilot system on it I have it on the boat I will never be without it again
We talked about it off camera
A hydraulic power steering set up will run $1500 plus.
Yeah at least a 1000 used
That guy must be related to MacGyver to rig a generator to a lawnmower
Hehe yep
@@FarmallFanatic 🤣🤣
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Scràp all the M's I heard from a international engineer the M was there biggest mistake.
There are quite a few K still running.
Why "scrap" them?
@@diaperjoeisaped1723 ño I mean licensed to run steam my grandfather was on the UP.
@@colinvoss8484 ok, I am a bit confused sir.
Factory data shows 270K+ produced with three different gasoline engines, maybe 4 if you add the 60 HP one which became the nemesis for the M drivetrain.
I do NOT show any variants in steam.
Were there modified ones? Thanks, looking for your insight. P.S. I have a H. A family heirloom (lol). Working on putting it back to original within reason. NAPA Auto has most parts for them.
The Farmall M.. one of the greatest tractors Farmall ever built.
Your are mistaken òn Your information on the M it was built-in numbers but it was a piece of crap the H would out work and out do it horsepower for horsepower any day of the week.
I was surprised to see your cultivators had no crop guards on them. Also yours attaches entirely different than mine. Rear had one cultivator shank right in the middle of the rear tires never saw one with three on each side kinda makes me think you wouldn't even need the front with those hangin on the rear like that. Course it should really tear up the soil! 😂
We will find out lol