If each tractor has a purpose and an implement then keep them. If any of your stable lacks purpose, then subtract the ones without. I was going to say the 756 and the A. You made a good point on the loader. Move the loader to the 756 and sell the lesser 400 and the A. The 756 will be a beast with a loader. 👍🏻
Moving the loader to the 756 sounds like a good idea to me. You want all the weight you can get in the rear end of a two wheel drive loader tractor. Also it has power steering and probably better hydraulics.
At one point I had 14 tractors (10 antiques and 4 modern units). Now I'm down to just 2 newer units but wish I'd kept one or two of the antiques. It started to feel like my possessions were possessing me. As you pointed pointed, it was like having a full-time maintenance job and the fun was fading away. I have good memories and realized I can appreciate something without necessarily owning it.
My H was my first Farmall tractor. My great grandfather bought it new in 45. I thought it would stay but I like the 200 I bought 2 years ago even more. My younger son and my brother want to buy the H, so if one comes up with the money, they can come get it. I put a wide front on it and a 3 point hitch. That made it really handy. I just saw a 230 for sale with fast hitch and a remote, that would be a handy tractor. I also have an IH 300 utility but I'm going to sell it and buy my older son's 460 from him. That live power is handy and I sure like the sound of that 6 cylinder engine. Then I'll find an Oliver Super 55 to use in the woods, for cutting and crimping hay, and as a backup for the baler. My older son is keeping his 560 with 2000 loader, Oliver 770, Super M (my grandfather's), M, and Super C. He bought a McCormick 30 loader and he's going to put it on the M. He figures it'll be handy for cleaning barn since it's so much narrower than the 560.
Great point collector value, that makes that low hour 400 a keeper along with the Super M-TA! Sell a few, buy a couple. When you're ready that loader on the 756 will be an improvement over the 400, let that one go. Also the M, the oddball seat, condition lessen the collector value, sell. The A isn't functional for you, sell. What's a letter series collection without an H? Sounds like it a keeper for you! Changing up your collection the will keep things interesting! Good luck!!!
You do just what you need to do. For me I know just what your saying too it cost to keep them going the right way . I like all video. God bless your hard work on them too.
I would have a hard time recommending someone sell their 1st tractor, especially when sale value is that of an M, but SMTA is so similar yet so much better. If ypu have to mak room in the shed I would part with something that doesn't have live power or hydraulics
Some tractors are meant to have a permanent home. There's a 3020 on the dairy I work on bought new. The 4430 4240 4450 2350 8100 6400 7800 and a Fendt something or other have all come and gone. The 3020 and an old Super M will never leave.
I feel your pain , I have been trying to put 2 new tires on the back of one of mine for a few years now and every time I get ready to pull the trigger something else takes priority. I have been running my Cubs a lot plowing snow & mowing grass, I haven't done any planting in a few years but everything is going up Tires, batteries & oil & filters. I think I'm going to probably part with anything that doesn't get used before long, It's going to be hard but as you said there is only so many hours in the day & dollars in the bank. TJ
@@FarmallFanatic I never thought I would hear about this! Really? But if you are going to sell two of them I would get rid of two of the cubs keep the one that has the belly mower on it definitely keep the M the MTA both of the 400s’s the reason why I say keep the M is like you said this is the tractor that started the channel and most of your subscribers associate that tractor with the channel anytime I tune in to your channel I instantly look for it. I have very special memories of my grandpa, M and his MTA.
I know the feeling. It's a pain just to keep batteries up on a bunch of tractors. Carbs, batteries, points etc. Always working on them even if they've been fixed correctly.
Keep the M (it’s a fanatic staple) but the loader on the 756 is the best idea yet. That way you can sell the old tired 400. Love watching keep it up brother!
I had a feeling this video was coming. I remember you saying its a fleet not a collection. If there are tractors in the fleet not getting used, well it is what it is. If it was me I would sell the M and the old 400. Put the loader on the 756. Just my 2 cents. Good luck.
Yes I totally understand where you're coming from. Although you don't have to change the oils in the rear ends as much as you do, (you can easily get 1000 hours out of it) it is still expensive to maintain that many. And yes with the 400 and Super MTA, you really don't need the M. However, I think you'll regret selling the M. I'd sell the A and one of the Cubs and maybe the 400 that currently has the loader if you put one on the 756. I wish you were closer, you can get an Ezee-On loader for the 756. They are a breeze to get on and off and I prefer them to the IH 2350.
I definitely see your point in wanting to sell the m and the A. Maintenance costs as well as everything else are going to continue to go up. Super MTA is definitely a beauty!
And that’s a tough one, I bought an M as my first tractor. She pulled my lawnmower into town to go mow yards and that’s kind of how I got my start and I got my first 15 acres And she cut and bailed and did everything, then I got my first 150 acres and I added a 706 In the m kinda went on auger duty, That was about 20 years ago, the 706 turned into an 8000 series John Deere they held onto that m, but now she’s showing her age and she’s gonna need some pretty major work and I can’t make the spreadsheet work, at the same time we don’t keep equipment around unless it’s field ready, so fix it or get rid of it has always been how we are, and The m doesn’t really have a place in our operation, And the kids are big fan of those two cylinder John Deere so that little red tractor doesn’t get much attention
What it boils down to is a labor of love... You definitely don't put the money into that tractor because it's worth it... The spreadsheet will never work lol... My M is definitely field ready, but I think if I sell it when it's field ready, maybe I get a little more for it
I agree until you own several maintenance does add up. I didn't here you comet the batteries is another big issue to contend with on my side they along with everything else has doubled in prive in just the last few years
Tough choices FF, kinda of like if someone asked you which one of your kids do you love most. Love em all the same amount, it’s just that they’re all different and ya love em for what they are…the 2000 on the 756 would be a beast though😎take care hoss🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Well the H and a cub leave but the A I am impartial to my dad farmed 40 acres with an A farmall dairy farmed ❤️ Guess you keep what your ❤️says all so 🤔
Gotta hang on to the M. It's really in nice shape and it's such a relatable tractor for many viewers. It's been a good honest tractor that don't owe you anything. Might as well let her stay.
In my mind it would make the most sense to get the hand clutch working on the M before selling, that adds value (at least in my area it does). I would prolly put the loader on the 756, or better yet, look for a 2250/2350 Mount-O-Matic so you could take loader on and off in a matter of minutes to use it for field work. In my mind 2 super Cs dont make sense, Id prolly lose one and get a 200/230 or a 340. All that would Probably make enough barn space for a 560 😉
Your only problem is you like antique tractors! You have too much time to enjoy your hobby and a big part of it is going to auctions. There's nothing wrong with that until you get to the point you can't walk in any of your buildings and your grandkids can't come in with you because it's too dangerous. (like something could fall on them) Like you said you have too many to maintain, it'll get over whelming and nickel and dime you to death! I would tell someone in your place to start at one end and work to the other, clean up and get them running then figure out what fits in your life the best. Sometimes stuff doesn't cost you anything sitting there but somebody may be able to put it to use. My shed is full I'm starting in the morning sorting that mess out, after a cup of AM coffee! I've been out of work because of my back and don't want to get help but watching this made me see I need to switch gears. Thanks! Sorry for dumping that. Have a fan or friend that likes washing stuff help you out!
Man, that is a very hard decision…would hate to be in this situation. But, after thinking of what you have, and what “I” think you should do, here it is. Sale the M, the A and the 756. Then start looking for a 1206. Understand, what I think and $3.00 will get you a cup of coffee, but I would love to see you with a nice 1206!
If it were me, I'd let the M, the A and one of the cubs go. There's a reason the H was so popular. Why it sold so many years at a high volume. You'll have to explain about the cubs. I know someone who could use one of those cubs even though he hasn't said anything to me.
Totally get where you're going. I only have one H that I've poured tons of cash into, to restore, and a pair of CC garden tractors. I'm being to think the prices are designed to drive us folks out of the market. 😢
Excellent video Geno :) also yes remember my late dad & his brother my late uncle when 1962 wanted updates tractor on farm tractor by and got uncle Leo and Jack advice told my dad & his older brother a 1963 McCormick International B414 Loader tractor Desiel motor and saw at Roads and Works Department Highway Patrol also like it so bought one at Farmall dealership near home farm! Also then 1968 International was at Roads also Department Highway Patrol used for cutting ditches grass Leo and Jack work at plus own home farms too! Then one day at dealership at International I was 5 years old at time in 1982 saw 724 International saw told my dad check with Owner and he did that ! Then in 1987 he bought used one 724 Desiel motor tractor with Allied loader at farm Auction sale for $6.500 price bought for! In 1994 dad and his brother thinking retirement the 1950 Cockshutt 40 tractor and get 824 International with or with out Torque Amplifier but lots people hold on to those tractor because 4×4 type too plus operating with loader! So past up because wanting retirement on farm operations in 1997 ! But yes getting expensive back then to Geno I remember my dad saying 1963 B414 was $30.00 , 1968 McCormick - nternational 105 C same too price , 1968 International 624 was $60.00 , 1978 International 724 Loader was $80.00 for engine oil + oil & air filters transmission also hydraulics fluids ! Tires not cheap then too and in 1994 was over $10.000 3 tractors and combine do up! I not bragging and just give helpfull hints to do understand Geno :) and farmer got worked hard and matinne up takes a lots $!
I sold my 51 M years ago and was sick ever sense and when I refteshed my dad's 52 Super M I made it look as close to that M as possible. I always regretted it. But a man has to do what he feels he has to do.
I live 5 minutes from Tom Harp..ever wanna see a red collection, hit this guy up. Sadly, most the common farmalls just don't bring much money. I need new rears on my H but I can't justify it yet. I'd have more in tires than what I bought it for. It's a tough decision forsure !
Interesting video 👍 from purely my viewers point would say part with the A and a C and the M gotta just keep a hold of that H comes close to being the best looking tractor you got 💪💪 you will know that no matter what decision you make you wont keep all of the viewers happy all of the time 🙄😳🤣🤣 Red Power 💪💥
Hey buddy,,,i feel yer pain. Between a rock and a hard place. The TA will always have more value than the M. And versatile. 826 is a no brainer. She's a keeper.
It gets to the point in ones life, where you have to make decisions. It costs way too much to keep your color choice of tractor preference going. If i could get down to my SC & 730 case id be ok
Ever think of mounting a fast hitch on the M? Something off a Farmall 300? You could make a Franken-Farmall. You are worried about the fluids and fuel going bad since you do have dead time between planting and harvest. Part of the reason the tractor replaced the horse was you didn't have to plant crops to feed the horse while it was standing in the stall. Ever think of how much draw bar equipment needs tires.
Sell both of em to buy a real workhorse... a 130 pto hp or more like a 1086 or 1466 with duals. You can pull a 20ft disc, 11 shank chisel plow and 24ft field cultivator..
If each tractor has a purpose and an implement then keep them. If any of your stable lacks purpose, then subtract the ones without.
I was going to say the 756 and the A. You made a good point on the loader. Move the loader to the 756 and sell the lesser 400 and the A.
The 756 will be a beast with a loader. 👍🏻
I agree
How much do want
Moving the loader to the 756 sounds like a good idea to me. You want all the weight you can get in the rear end of a two wheel drive loader tractor. Also it has power steering and probably better hydraulics.
One implement, one tractor. 2 implements, 2 tractors and so on and so forth. Too many tractors is never enough. 😂
The 12 implements, 12 tractor rule would still be in effect
100% agree
Its definitely an addiction my friend but like I always say "We are preserving history! "
Absolutely
People give me shit for having a gas 756, I'll probably never get rid of it. -10 in the winter and it will fire right up to go to work every time
I have several diesels, and I have several gassers. They all have their place
I can see you selling the A with all the cubs you have, but the M was the king on the farm for a while🇺🇸
His m came from my family farm she's was and continues to be a beast I kept our other m with a 400 motor in it my cousin has that no
Yea, the Cubs are really handy
Agreed I'd keep the M just because it's definitely earned it's keep
One of the best explanations I’ve ever heard.
I treat my antique chainsaws the same way, some stay, some go.
At one point I had 14 tractors (10 antiques and 4 modern units). Now I'm down to just 2 newer units but wish I'd kept one or two of the antiques. It started to feel like my possessions were possessing me. As you pointed pointed, it was like having a full-time maintenance job and the fun was fading away. I have good memories and realized I can appreciate something without necessarily owning it.
The maintenance game is definitely getting less fun lol
You need to do what you makes the most sense for you. Just my 2 cents, i like the idea of the loader going on the 756, sell the 400, A and maybe 1 cub
My H was my first Farmall tractor. My great grandfather bought it new in 45. I thought it would stay but I like the 200 I bought 2 years ago even more. My younger son and my brother want to buy the H, so if one comes up with the money, they can come get it. I put a wide front on it and a 3 point hitch. That made it really handy. I just saw a 230 for sale with fast hitch and a remote, that would be a handy tractor. I also have an IH 300 utility but I'm going to sell it and buy my older son's 460 from him. That live power is handy and I sure like the sound of that 6 cylinder engine. Then I'll find an Oliver Super 55 to use in the woods, for cutting and crimping hay, and as a backup for the baler. My older son is keeping his 560 with 2000 loader, Oliver 770, Super M (my grandfather's), M, and Super C. He bought a McCormick 30 loader and he's going to put it on the M. He figures it'll be handy for cleaning barn since it's so much narrower than the 560.
Great point collector value, that makes that low hour 400 a keeper along with the Super M-TA! Sell a few, buy a couple. When you're ready that loader on the 756 will be an improvement over the 400, let that one go. Also the M, the oddball seat, condition lessen the collector value, sell. The A isn't functional for you, sell. What's a letter series collection without an H? Sounds like it a keeper for you! Changing up your collection the will keep things interesting! Good luck!!!
You can NEVER have to many tractors.
That's true, but you can not have enough time
Sell 3-4 of them and keep buying more tractors that better fit the farm and your needs! I love when you buy new ones!
I do too
At the end of the day do what you can live with, you are the caretaker of these tractors.. ❤
You and Pete gave me the Red Tractor virus! I appreciate it!
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A friend of mine used to call it rotating stock. It is what you wanted at that point now interest has changed to newer things.
You do just what you need to do.
For me I know just what your saying too it cost to keep them going the right way .
I like all video.
God bless your hard work on them too.
I would have a hard time recommending someone sell their 1st tractor, especially when sale value is that of an M, but SMTA is so similar yet so much better. If ypu have to mak room in the shed I would part with something that doesn't have live power or hydraulics
Some tractors are meant to have a permanent home. There's a 3020 on the dairy I work on bought new. The 4430 4240 4450 2350 8100 6400 7800 and a Fendt something or other have all come and gone. The 3020 and an old Super M will never leave.
That is correct
I feel your pain , I have been trying to put 2 new tires on the back of one of mine for a few years now and every time I get ready to pull the trigger something else takes priority. I have been running my Cubs a lot plowing snow & mowing grass, I haven't done any planting in a few years but everything is going up Tires, batteries & oil & filters. I think I'm going to probably part with anything that doesn't get used before long, It's going to be hard but as you said there is only so many hours in the day & dollars in the bank.
TJ
Exactly
You have beautiful equipment my friend! Thank you for sharing!!
DO WHAT YOU FEEL IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
If you do sell, do it at a premium. Well maintained equipment is hard to find. 👍🏻
Thin the Cubs out also!
I don't know if I can
Keep the M, it's the 1st, and an icon of the channel 💪💪😎😎
Ouch...when you put it like that lol
My SMTA away my first tractor I bought I sold it and lucky for me the guy that bought it sold it back to me and it will be with me till I die
Mine too
@@FarmallFanatic I never thought I would hear about this! Really? But if you are going to sell two of them I would get rid of two of the cubs keep the one that has the belly mower on it definitely keep the M the MTA both of the 400s’s the reason why I say keep the M is like you said this is the tractor that started the channel and most of your subscribers associate that tractor with the channel anytime I tune in to your channel I instantly look for it. I have very special memories of my grandpa, M and his MTA.
I get it. There comes a time when too many costs too much. Somebody will get a great tractor for sure. See you later.
Selling a few would free up some $$ to buy some different ones 😀
Maybe a nice blue or green one 😀😀😀
Oliver's 😅
I know the feeling. It's a pain just to keep batteries up on a bunch of tractors. Carbs, batteries, points etc. Always working on them even if they've been fixed correctly.
Yep, and then not being here to do the work needed
Personally, I'd sell the M and A put the loader on the 756, and make the loader 400 your M "replacement".
Well, in that case, it would be easier to keep the M because i've already put the money into it
Keep the M (it’s a fanatic staple) but the loader on the 756 is the best idea yet. That way you can sell the old tired 400. Love watching keep it up brother!
Is the 400 tired? I would think it a more comfortable tractor with power steering and the better hydraulics?
I had a feeling this video was coming. I remember you saying its a fleet not a collection. If there are tractors in the fleet not getting used, well it is what it is. If it was me I would sell the M and the old 400. Put the loader on the 756. Just my 2 cents. Good luck.
Definitely an option
Is building a bigger shed or extending your tractor port an option?
Yes
Do whatever you need to do, I know if I was closer, I would hit you up for the A, but it would cost me more to come and get it, then it's worth.
Yea it would
Yes I totally understand where you're coming from. Although you don't have to change the oils in the rear ends as much as you do, (you can easily get 1000 hours out of it) it is still expensive to maintain that many. And yes with the 400 and Super MTA, you really don't need the M. However, I think you'll regret selling the M. I'd sell the A and one of the Cubs and maybe the 400 that currently has the loader if you put one on the 756. I wish you were closer, you can get an Ezee-On loader for the 756. They are a breeze to get on and off and I prefer them to the IH 2350.
I liked the one in last night's video 2250
I definitely see your point in wanting to sell the m and the A. Maintenance costs as well as everything else are going to continue to go up. Super MTA is definitely a beauty!
And that’s a tough one, I bought an M as my first tractor. She pulled my lawnmower into town to go mow yards and that’s kind of how I got my start and I got my first 15 acres And she cut and bailed and did everything, then I got my first 150 acres and I added a 706 In the m kinda went on auger duty, That was about 20 years ago, the 706 turned into an 8000 series John Deere they held onto that m, but now she’s showing her age and she’s gonna need some pretty major work and I can’t make the spreadsheet work, at the same time we don’t keep equipment around unless it’s field ready, so fix it or get rid of it has always been how we are, and The m doesn’t really have a place in our operation, And the kids are big fan of those two cylinder John Deere so that little red tractor doesn’t get much attention
What it boils down to is a labor of love... You definitely don't put the money into that tractor because it's worth it... The spreadsheet will never work lol... My M is definitely field ready, but I think if I sell it when it's field ready, maybe I get a little more for it
Just remember, he who dies with the most toys, wins! Which one to get rid of? Tough call, they're all amazing tractors.
I agree until you own several maintenance does add up. I didn't here you comet the batteries is another big issue to contend with on my side they along with everything else has doubled in prive in just the last few years
Well I guess I was just talking overall cost to maintain them
Everything is expensive, all oil products are triple in price. Sell the M and H. You have a nice collection less 2.
I work in a prefab concrete plant. We have whats called form release oil. We spray it all over any iron that contacts concrete. Its $5,000 a tote
I believe it
Keep the MTA and the cub with the duels that is too cute but you do you and what’s best for you the pocketbook the room you have
Put the loader on the 756, and get rid of the 400 also.
I got something like 8 tractors. I can't even remember right now 😂 but only one red one and that's the wife's cub
Tough choices FF, kinda of like if someone asked you which one of your kids do you love most. Love em all the same amount, it’s just that they’re all different and ya love em for what they are…the 2000 on the 756 would be a beast though😎take care hoss🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Pretty much
As I’m watching this my wife stops and says, “14 tractors?! I don’t think you should be watching this guy, he’s a bad influence.” Hahaha
Ahahahahahahaha
I agree on having a loader tractor... they are a back saver.
Remember to keep the ones that make you the smile the most. My son and I went from 9 tractors down to 2 using that method.
Right
I never hear you say,hit that subscribe button, hopefully that will build your channel,don't want you to sell anything,I like them all
I don't want just subscribers. I want viewers... I see channels with a 100000 subscribers and they get the same views that I do
The MTA and the new 400 are sweet. The Cubs are stars too.
Well the H and a cub leave but the A I am impartial to my dad farmed 40 acres with an A farmall dairy farmed ❤️ Guess you keep what your ❤️says all so 🤔
A very difficult decision to make! When the RED is in your blood it is hard to part with any of them!
Gotta hang on to the M. It's really in nice shape and it's such a relatable tractor for many viewers. It's been a good honest tractor that don't owe you anything. Might as well let her stay.
If i was closer I’d give that M a good home for sure
Im retired and only have my tractors for enjoyment. Cut a little hay and firewood just to be able to do something with a tractor.
Right on
In my mind it would make the most sense to get the hand clutch working on the M before selling, that adds value (at least in my area it does). I would prolly put the loader on the 756, or better yet, look for a 2250/2350 Mount-O-Matic so you could take loader on and off in a matter of minutes to use it for field work. In my mind 2 super Cs dont make sense, Id prolly lose one and get a 200/230 or a 340. All that would Probably make enough barn space for a 560 😉
The two super c was so that I could plow with one and disk with the other
Yes, a 560 would round the collection
Your only problem is you like antique tractors! You have too much time to enjoy your hobby and a big part of it is going to auctions. There's nothing wrong with that until you get to the point you can't walk in any of your buildings and your grandkids can't come in with you because it's too dangerous. (like something could fall on them) Like you said you have too many to maintain, it'll get over whelming and nickel and dime you to death! I would tell someone in your place to start at one end and work to the other, clean up and get them running then figure out what fits in your life the best. Sometimes stuff doesn't cost you anything sitting there but somebody may be able to put it to use. My shed is full I'm starting in the morning sorting that mess out, after a cup of AM coffee! I've been out of work because of my back and don't want to get help but watching this made me see I need to switch gears. Thanks! Sorry for dumping that. Have a fan or friend that likes washing stuff help you out!
Well that's an advantage I have ..all of my tractors run
@@FarmallFanatic That's what I meant but you also got time to get another tractor. That why you can say you have too many tractors.
Both would be easy show or parade restoration tractors. The H might need the engine freshened up.
Definitely
My favorite tractor on the farm was a nfe Super C compared to the newer one's
Yes and I have two of them... Awesome machines
I love my 53 super A with cultivators One bottom plow and mower, seeder, discs I just got done restoring the tractor
They are awesome tractors
Man, that is a very hard decision…would hate to be in this situation. But, after thinking of what you have, and what “I” think you should do, here it is. Sale the M, the A and the 756. Then start looking for a 1206. Understand, what I think and $3.00 will get you a cup of coffee, but I would love to see you with a nice 1206!
That's completely on the table
@@FarmallFanatic I am excited to hear that! Thank you for sharing your channel with us! We get a lot of enjoyment from you!
My dad had a super M, 784 with loader, 826 and a 1066. 🙂
Awesome
I was thinking you were getting to the point that keeping fresh gas in all the tractors was impractical.they are ment to be run.quality not quantity.
Yep
I wouldn't sell them because it's a part of international history all the red tractor history
If it were me, I'd let the M, the A and one of the cubs go. There's a reason the H was so popular. Why it sold so many years at a high volume. You'll have to explain about the cubs. I know someone who could use one of those cubs even though he hasn't said anything to me.
It's just tough letting the cubs go
Totally get where you're going. I only have one H that I've poured tons of cash into, to restore, and a pair of CC garden tractors. I'm being to think the prices are designed to drive us folks out of the market. 😢
Once you've restored it you have to keep it
Excellent video Geno :) also yes remember my late dad & his brother my late uncle when 1962 wanted updates tractor on farm tractor by and got uncle Leo and Jack advice told my dad & his older brother a 1963 McCormick International B414 Loader tractor Desiel motor and saw at Roads and Works Department Highway Patrol also like it so bought one at Farmall dealership near home farm! Also then 1968 International was at Roads also Department Highway Patrol used for cutting ditches grass Leo and Jack work at plus own home farms too! Then one day at dealership at International I was 5 years old at time in 1982 saw 724 International saw told my dad check with Owner and he did that ! Then in 1987 he bought used one 724 Desiel motor tractor with Allied loader at farm Auction sale for $6.500 price bought for! In 1994 dad and his brother thinking retirement the 1950 Cockshutt 40 tractor and get 824 International with or with out Torque Amplifier but lots people hold on to those tractor because 4×4 type too plus operating with loader! So past up because wanting retirement on farm operations in 1997 ! But yes getting expensive back then to Geno I remember my dad saying 1963 B414 was $30.00 , 1968 McCormick - nternational 105 C same too price , 1968 International 624 was $60.00 , 1978 International 724 Loader was $80.00 for engine oil + oil & air filters transmission also hydraulics fluids ! Tires not cheap then too and in 1994 was over $10.000 3 tractors and combine do up! I not bragging and just give helpfull hints to do understand Geno :) and farmer got worked hard and matinne up takes a lots $!
I sold my 51 M years ago and was sick ever sense and when I refteshed my dad's 52 Super M I made it look as close to that M as possible. I always regretted it. But a man has to do what he feels he has to do.
Yeah and that could happen
I live 5 minutes from Tom Harp..ever wanna see a red collection, hit this guy up. Sadly, most the common farmalls just don't bring much money. I need new rears on my H but I can't justify it yet. I'd have more in tires than what I bought it for. It's a tough decision forsure !
Correct
Get rid of the m and 400 and put the loader on the 756 be ur best bet and one of the a s
Interesting video 👍 from purely my viewers point would say part with the A and a C and the M gotta just keep a hold of that H comes close to being the best looking tractor you got 💪💪 you will know that no matter what decision you make you wont keep all of the viewers happy all of the time 🙄😳🤣🤣 Red Power 💪💥
Hey buddy,,,i feel yer pain. Between a rock and a hard place. The TA will always have more value than the M. And versatile. 826 is a no brainer. She's a keeper.
For sure
It gets to the point in ones life, where you have to make decisions. It costs way too much to keep your color choice of tractor preference going. If i could get down to my SC & 730 case id be ok
Yeah I'd be happy with the right few
You were liking that last auction 230 for an H replacement. LOL.
Yeah it would have to
I understand totally thinking about selling one of my tractors is like thinking about selling on of my kids lol
Lol
I'm biased as I have an M. Love that tractor.
If you wanna sell something how's about some of your smaller one's. ??
Well the cubs have a Fast-Hitch n they're super handy
You once said the M would never leave the farm
That was before I bought 10 more tractors
I love international tractor's and red power all the way past 300 feet and cub cadet garden tractor's yellow power
I grew up with a M and bought one when I was 20 best all around tractor. Be me I would keep the M and sell the H and some of your smaller one's.
Sell the M - H - A - I would keep anything with the fast hitch since you have the equipment
good point
Well any more I don't buy anything without a fast hitch
Ever think of mounting a fast hitch on the M? Something off a Farmall 300? You could make a Franken-Farmall. You are worried about the fluids and fuel going bad since you do have dead time between planting and harvest. Part of the reason the tractor replaced the horse was you didn't have to plant crops to feed the horse while it was standing in the stall. Ever think of how much draw bar equipment needs tires.
a and super c my first one was a bmd have 5 others wouldnt sell the first i owned
Sounds amazing
Sell both of em to buy a real workhorse... a 130 pto hp or more like a 1086 or 1466 with duals. You can pull a 20ft disc, 11 shank chisel plow and 24ft field cultivator..
Keep the M. It was your first tractor
Keep the m
A Farmalls are nice little tractors
If you decide to sell the 55 Cub please let me know, I have been bugging you about it for a couple of years now.
That one's probably not going anywhere anytime , soon
That 400 is badass what would ask for the M if you decide to sell it?
1700
@@FarmallFanatic where r u at?
Put a 1/64 4020 WF in the 400, so I can ride along. lol.
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I wouldn't mind having that m if it goes up for sale
But But But. The MTA is just too pretty to take out in the mud !
🤣 not according to previous videos
Marvelous M💪🏼❤Red Power all day
When?
You get a tractor with AT.A and you use that t a that will give you ten extra gears
I would sell the h and the a
KEEP THE M
2:25 that trail camera moving in the wind?
Yep
What is your favorite tractor that you own ?
Farmall Super M-TA
Keep the M
756 and the H.
I would sell the 400 take the loader off and put it on a different tractor and sell one of the super Cs
I don't think I'll sell one of the supers