We call em telephone poles in Missouri too, even though the telephone cable was mostly moved underground years ago. The sharpshooters just can't help themselves, I guess. I can see why the cub guys love those tractors, too. I can't think of any other machine that comes close to offering what they do at that size.
Love your walk around and seeing you using the equipment .we have a Bush hog and use a international 460 utility. Just like the one behind your H great machine .Great seeing a working farm and the auction excursions as well thanks again 🇺🇸
I wonder…when you said you don’t prefer a front end, then immediately interjected “narrow front end,” how many of those sharpshooters were ready to start clackin them keys but got pissed when you corrected yourself. Good work squashing the haters hahaha
Excellent video like you I just love my seat time 👌 unfortunately at moment my B250 in dry dock decided to rewire it as wiring was original and getting very brittle 🙄 bought a loom that had an OEM part number and it's definitely not OEM as wiring for glow plugs is like 1.8 mm as opposed to original 5mm minimum so building my own 👍
Can we get some videos of engine rebuilds soon, I think you said the 400 loader needs one and the h how’s the m doing? Can we get more M videos please?
I like Hercules and it's wide front end. It has that get out of the way, I'm coming through look. The Farmall Cub. The little tractor that could, did and still does.
Is it cost prohibitive to put clover in crop rotation to let it put nitrogen in the soil for a year at the time? I know it would be cutting into some of the cash crop acres.
What brand is your “bush hog” that you pulled behind your “h”? I have a 6.5 foot one with the same gearbox and dual blades, and the same pto with supported shaft. The guy I bought mine from didn’t know what brand it was and mine has no tag. Your rear wheel setup is different than mine but I like yours better.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood A woodchuck would chuck all the wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
The Cub and H do a great job. Our H had low oil pressure when it warmed up too. But I tried to start it last winter and got NO oil pressure. So We will investigate as to why. Oftentimes it is because the bearings are worn, but not always. Maybe there's not as much wrong with your H as you think.
@@FarmallFanatic 30 is plenty heavy enough. It could be the relief valve and it could be a weak oil pump. And bad bearings but not when you lose oil pressure entirely.
I enjoyed watching you use the old girls! I did some ph testing throughout my property and I need tons of lime.. I have to get some brush hogging done this weekend because the next 14 day forecast shows bunches of rain. My grass and cover crop is growing like crazy just in the past couple of days. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!
Both tractors are good for what you use them for. The H done a great job with the corn field getting it cleaned up for whatever your doing with it now. Great content and hopefully see more soon.
Nice to see the cub and H brush hogging .The H looks a little strange wonder why Farmall put the front end out so far out on the early years .Any way we have a brush hog just like you have on the H and we have a international 460 pulling the brush hog and lots of wild clover the grass gets over 2 1/2 feet tall and super thick but the 460 purrs right along and happy thank you for your video s and the auction ones too keep that red a purring🇺🇸🤔
I got to introduced you to my grandmother she sits by the old rotary phone all day waiting for it to ring I keep telling her grandmother the phone will never ring there are no telephone poles and lines any more
Great to see you out enjoying the sunny weather. It doesn't seem that we get enough of that in the area (from NE Ohio) but I love it here! I miss mowing with the ....950 with a 7' flail mower. It had the middle weight hammer/knives on it, but would probably do a great job on mulching if you dropped a gear to slow down a bit. I mowed at an 80acre faculty so it was a life saver, plus it rolled the lawn flat every time you mowed. Not sure how many HP that Yanmar 3 cylinder diesel was but it was quiet and smooth even if not really strong. Wish I had that thing it was 20 years old when I used it and was in great shape. That was one of the best jobs I had! As long as I could leave that damn line trimmer in the shop! Those duels would help a lot if you found a wet spot! Do all or most of the Farmalls have a diff lock?
Come get yer act together! That's a electrickel pole! Neglect ya should have had that erl changed by now. Burn ul contaminate the atmosphere. Them tree grass huggers will be beatin yer door down! 😂😅 LOL Great video oh yeah and get that cat fed!
Wow, that’s cool I don’t think I’ve ever seen a cub with dual tires, so if you were to have purchased one of these Farmall tractors new would you get the equipment that you needed with the tractor to make it a narrow front and a wide front or would you have to purchase whatever the tractor didn’t come with if you wanted to have both options?
Just got done hogging the right away as well with the new to me 42c-2 on the 48 cub. I’m having issues with the engine bogging and slow to self govern back up. Got a carb rebuild kit, any other suggestions?
I like both to wide front and narrow front end on an farmall H and the farmall H that was the first tractor that I drove at my grandparents house no power steering it was a tremendous tractor to drive but when I drove it home it would shoot fire a foot high out of the exhaust pipe and it was the best running tractor that I had the pleasure to drive 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing the seat time. It was . they both did a great job. And I still call them telephone poles, because that's what I've always called them. Guess I'm old-fashioned 😂😂. See you later. Looking forward to the next ride.
You nailed it with the neglect statement. We've talked about it before. These old tractors go on and on as long as they're taken care of. Jerry Mezz was great about it. Climate control and his own mechanic. Well worth traveling to Iowa and was blessed to meet him and see his collection. One more thought about your clover field. Could fence it in and raise a couple of beef calves. Just an idea.
I lost it at " excuse me, a power pole" Ya just can't please em all Farmall, I put up a short on my channel of testing out an antique mower and of the ten comments on there, 9 were positive and one guy had to critique the mowing job 🙄🤣
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Nice. I just finished my restoration of the McCormick deering 30 manure spreader took it to school for the presentation and got an A
Oh that would be cool
@@FarmallFanatic I gotta test it out this weekend
I like the way that you tell the people the way it is😂😊
Life's just too short to be otherwise
Paper pully on the H. Very cool.
We call em telephone poles in Missouri too, even though the telephone cable was mostly moved underground years ago. The sharpshooters just can't help themselves, I guess.
I can see why the cub guys love those tractors, too. I can't think of any other machine that comes close to offering what they do at that size.
Exactly 💯
That farmall C does an amazing job on cutting and the farmall H does an outstanding job of cutting corn stocks 👍👍👍
Very cool options!! Thank you for sharing my friend!
Nice video love it keep them coming
Thanks 👊
Some folks might think a Cub with duals is strange and weird but I think it's very cool. Great video.
Agree 👍
Love that Cub, good little tractor,I wish I had one
Just like watching your channel. I look forward to your new videos.
Thank you for saying that! We want talk, and action to back it up!!!🤜🤛
One guy was like, "Man, this would have been a perfect video if you didn't talk." I replied with a burp... Because that's exactly what he deserved.
The Swartz-a-cubbie is just plain badass.
Definitely
Me and my 1962 Farmall are the same age, and I'm the antique. It can last all day....
I remember when you put the dipstick in the H!
That had to be like four years ago
@@FarmallFanatic Probably so….. I’m getting old!😂
@McGieHomesteadAdventures yep, but ur learning how to butcher, so there is that 😅
Nice sounding cub. Mower is quiet also.
Yeah it just humms
I usually get a kick out of what you say, and I learn a thing or two.
😅 thanks
Red Power BOOM
Love your walk around and seeing you using the equipment .we have a Bush hog and use a international 460 utility. Just like the one behind your H great machine .Great seeing a working farm and the auction excursions as well thanks again 🇺🇸
Thanks for watching 👀
I have the same dipstick on my Super Mta!
You just keep talking FF love the videos 💥also wide front narrow front it’s still red power💪
Right on man
I’ve seen a Farmall cub with a belly flail mower. Have you seen any or thought about trying one?
I've seen them so separately
I'm not against them
I wonder…when you said you don’t prefer a front end, then immediately interjected “narrow front end,” how many of those sharpshooters were ready to start clackin them keys but got pissed when you corrected yourself. Good work squashing the haters hahaha
All of em...must be bored
Do you change your oil on each tractor at one time or all at the same time? Tractors look great! Enjoy the weather!
Almost always in the spring
Same time
5:38 get it done
Any plans for another shed? Maybe a pullbarn?
Always plans
One of my bags of crimson clover turned out to be white…….. bummer! It doesn’t produce nearly as much nitrogen! Bummer!!!😂😂😂
White clover will bring about a hundred to a hundred and fifty pounds for acre... And it's perennial 😅😅
Oh no you don’t!!! Blaming deers for changing rears?!?!?😂😂😂
Always 😅
9:05 utility poles
Excellent video like you I just love my seat time 👌 unfortunately at moment my B250 in dry dock decided to rewire it as wiring was original and getting very brittle 🙄 bought a loom that had an OEM part number and it's definitely not OEM as wiring for glow plugs is like 1.8 mm as opposed to original 5mm minimum so building my own 👍
Can we get some videos of engine rebuilds soon, I think you said the 400 loader needs one and the h how’s the m doing? Can we get more M videos please?
The juice aint worth the squeeze on those videos.I don't get any views
The M will be a star soon
I like Hercules and it's wide front end. It has that get out of the way, I'm coming through look. The Farmall Cub. The little tractor that could, did and still does.
Looks like a cub but works like a bear
@@FarmallFanatic Absolutely!
Is it cost prohibitive to put clover in crop rotation to let it put nitrogen in the soil for a year at the time? I know it would be cutting into some of the cash crop acres.
It's definitely the right thing to do
17:36 sheesh
Yup, my cats like to sit on my tractor seat also.
What brand is your “bush hog” that you pulled behind your “h”? I have a 6.5 foot one with the same gearbox and dual blades, and the same pto with supported shaft. The guy I bought mine from didn’t know what brand it was and mine has no tag. Your rear wheel setup is different than mine but I like yours better.
Someone knew in one of my old videos, but I don't recall
you make me laugh . keep your channel your way. haters f.u.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
A woodchuck would chuck all the wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
The Cub and H do a great job. Our H had low oil pressure when it warmed up too. But I tried to start it last winter and got NO oil pressure. So We will investigate as to why. Oftentimes it is because the bearings are worn, but not always. Maybe there's not as much wrong with your H as you think.
Yeah i'm gonna try a heavier oil
@@FarmallFanatic 30 is plenty heavy enough. It could be the relief valve and it could be a weak oil pump. And bad bearings but not when you lose oil pressure entirely.
Screw narrow front , wide front all the way. 👍👍👍
When is you little genius number eight showing up that you got an auction or two before the flip plow?
That's going to be a story in and of itself
I enjoyed watching you use the old girls! I did some ph testing throughout my property and I need tons of lime.. I have to get some brush hogging done this weekend because the next 14 day forecast shows bunches of rain. My grass and cover crop is growing like crazy just in the past couple of days. Thanks for sharing and have a great day!
We get the rain right after you guys, and it ain't looking good the next week
Hello Mr Farmall fanatic how many acres do you farm
All of em
Both tractors are good for what you use them for. The H done a great job with the corn field getting it cleaned up for whatever your doing with it now. Great content and hopefully see more soon.
Thanks
Nice to see the cub and H brush hogging .The H looks a little strange wonder why Farmall put the front end out so far out on the early years .Any way we have a brush hog just like you have on the H and we have a international 460 pulling the brush hog and lots of wild clover the grass gets over 2 1/2 feet tall and super thick but the 460 purrs right along and happy thank you for your video s and the auction ones too keep that red a purring🇺🇸🤔
So you could hook the cultivators up
@@FarmallFanatic we have no use for cultivators just rolling pasture land 🤔
Good to see field work FF. Clover makes venison also🤣take care and keep em comin, even talking vids too…lol💥💥💥
That's what I'm thinking 🤔 🦌
I got to introduced you to my grandmother she sits by the old rotary phone all day waiting for it to ring I keep telling her grandmother the phone will never ring there are no telephone poles and lines any more
Almost everything here is called what it ain't
Hoggin Stakes sounds like a beer name. Bartender, give me a Hogginstaks. Ha,ha.
German HOGGINSTALKS
Hi, Always nice watching your videos. Especially like watching when your out doing field work. Looking forward to a plow video, Kenny
11:49 😂 is it still alive
Great to see you out enjoying the sunny weather. It doesn't seem that we get enough of that in the area (from NE Ohio) but I love it here! I miss mowing with the ....950 with a 7' flail mower. It had the middle weight hammer/knives on it, but would probably do a great job on mulching if you dropped a gear to slow down a bit. I mowed at an 80acre faculty so it was a life saver, plus it rolled the lawn flat every time you mowed. Not sure how many HP that Yanmar 3 cylinder diesel was but it was quiet and smooth even if not really strong. Wish I had that thing it was 20 years old when I used it and was in great shape. That was one of the best jobs I had! As long as I could leave that damn line trimmer in the shop! Those duels would help a lot if you found a wet spot! Do all or most of the Farmalls have a diff lock?
The only Farmall tractor I have right now with difflock is the 826
Great video bud love the old red power, can't wait to see the ole 826 working 👍
Thanks that is definitely coming soon
Your front right wheel is wobbling some play somewhere their.
100 year old tractor...probably a lot worse than that going on
Come get yer act together! That's a electrickel pole! Neglect ya should have had that erl changed by now. Burn ul contaminate the atmosphere. Them tree grass huggers will be beatin yer door down! 😂😅 LOL Great video oh yeah and get that cat fed!
I went out to the feed mill and asked if they had cat food. Guy said yeah , you got a barn cat and I said yep... So he sold me barned cat food lol
@@FarmallFanatic guess ya came home with a bag of mice!
Makings of a hay field.
I can drive farmall cub
You ever own or use an Oliver tractor? They were made in America by men who
The first tractor on this farm was an Oliver 80
Wow, that’s cool I don’t think I’ve ever seen a cub with dual tires, so if you were to have purchased one of these Farmall tractors new would you get the equipment that you needed with the tractor to make it a narrow front and a wide front or would you have to purchase whatever the tractor didn’t come with if you wanted to have both options?
Yeah you'd have to purchase what you didn't have
@@FarmallFanatic oh ok thanks, love these tractors
That little machine looks so cool with duals. Got to find me one but they aren't common around here in northern alberta
That's why if you find one, you have to grab it
Regulators mount up. He'll yes watching too much news
That's depressing
I notice you Farmall guys wash your stuff before you use it.
We do?
I love seeing the wide front because all we have around here are narrows. And a Cub on duals is just cool, idc who you are!
Let's go Let's mow!
Can't wait for plowing and DISCO DUCKIN'.....!!!!!! Boooooooooom....!!!!
Oh that's right around the corner
Don't worry with the fault finders. Your videos are just fine.
Just got done hogging the right away as well with the new to me 42c-2 on the 48 cub. I’m having issues with the engine bogging and slow to self govern back up. Got a carb rebuild kit, any other suggestions?
what gear are you mowing in
@@FarmallFanatic 2nd
Hey FF,,,if its Red,,whats not to love??
Exactly
Glad to see the H out wondering where it had been when will you break your M out
good question..I see rain the next three days
Say it how you want. It is your channel!
Awesome video Farmall fanatic.
I like both to wide front and narrow front end on an farmall H and the farmall H that was the first tractor that I drove at my grandparents house no power steering it was a tremendous tractor to drive but when I drove it home it would shoot fire a foot high out of the exhaust pipe and it was the best running tractor that I had the pleasure to drive 👍👍👍👍
This tractor will never leave this farm
It's interesting to me that the steer axle sticks out past the front so far on the H. I never noticed that before.
For cultivators
@FarmallFanatic makes sense now, thanks
FF,,the rear tire on the H looked a little low on air.
Yeah, I only run about 8 to 10 pounds in the rear.
it is getting hard nowadays to tell between male and female!😂
Lol
Thanks for sharing the seat time. It was . they both did a great job. And I still call them telephone poles, because that's what I've always called them. Guess I'm old-fashioned 😂😂. See you later. Looking forward to the next ride.
We call a lot of stuff here the wrong name... That's where I come from
Awesome channel I like format keep it going .
That woodchuck has to go. 💥 boom.🍻🇺🇸
I saw two more today
Time to keep the equipment limber...
You got it
You nailed it with the neglect statement. We've talked about it before. These old tractors go on and on as long as they're taken care of. Jerry Mezz was great about it. Climate control and his own mechanic. Well worth traveling to Iowa and was blessed to meet him and see his collection. One more thought about your clover field. Could fence it in and raise a couple of beef calves. Just an idea.
It's crossed my mind
11:00, what an awesome little tractor
Definitely
Can you turn the front back around 180 degrees 🤔??
Yup
9:44 do it
The over run clutch is a good thing for safety.....
Yep
Give em heck H
Red Power 💪🏼❤
The Swartz-a-cubbie
It's tuff
What happened to Melvin
Next video
Need to send that chopped corn to the neighbors place for the cows
Or somebody with pigs
What a nice day for working in the field
Definitely
The cub looks so mean with the duels on it that just is so sharp😊
I love it
Nothing takes me back to my youth faster than the view over the hood of a Cub. Thanks.
I've grown to really like these machines
Man we got dumped on with rain!
World being flooded with rain now. They making it rain I think
18:59 paint it red
I got a lot of stuff here that needs painted
@@FarmallFanatic pay someone
Too cheap
@@FarmallFanatic 🤣
Nice job with the cub
Thanks 👊
8:41 talk away 😂
Nice enjoyed your video Gino. Have a great day.
23 minutes of red lol
Nice job cub!
I like the duals! Cool Cub!
Thanks 👊
I like the Duals on the 48 Cub.
Smooth ride
I lost it at " excuse me, a power pole" Ya just can't please em all Farmall, I put up a short on my channel of testing out an antique mower and of the ten comments on there, 9 were positive and one guy had to critique the mowing job 🙄🤣
Yeah, he's the guy you don't want as a neighbor
I hate when people correct my spelling, even though it's obvious what I'm saying. Such perfect idiots.
@@martymartin2894 Yeah trying to be english teachers