I really enjoyed this video. I’m 62 years old and my dad farmed with 2 M farmall’s back in the 68,69 until he bought a new 3020 JD. The M would pull a 16 disc harrow. I remember plowing late at night with my dad on one and I’m on the other. It was really cold that night plowing and I had school the next day and I would see the lights of the M headed my way thinking my dad ready to head home but then he would hit the brakes and back the other way. Finally after another hour my dad pull up on her s M and stop me. He got off his tractor and the muffler and exhaust glowing and he lit his cigarette off the red glow. He ask me if I was ready to go home and I said yes. He said well take off home on your tractor. We were about 6 miles from home. I remember pulling the M in fifth gear and headed home. The m would fly in fifth gear. My dad and I often talk about farming with the M. My community during those day’s just about every house or neighbor had a M in the shed. We also planted with a 230 farmall and he still owns it. Thanks for the great video.
Gosh. Did this bring back the memories. I hayed summers with my two cousins and my uncle. One summer we put up 52 haystacks. My older cousin Bob ran the M with the "farmhand". My cousin Roy and I each ran an H with a buck rake on the front. My uncle Martin was on the stack stacking the hay. This took place outside of Billings, Montana during the fifties. I am eighty one years old. My other rancher uncle ran Deere's which offered a continuous source of friendly bander. 😊. We referred to the Deere's as "popping Johnies". Thank you for the memories.
This has been a fun series to watch. You guys are very talented and have done a good job explaining all aspects of the process to get this tractor rebuilt. Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
Brings back memories of my childhood on the farm. Grandad had an M, one of those funny looking offset A's, and a Farmall H in the tricycle configuration. First tractors I eer drove. I wish they were still around so I could bring them back to their glory..
I didn't have any doubts about it not being less than perfect. Now comes the toughest job of all ,getting it dirty the first time. I enjoyed all 55. Thanks for sharing
Love it. About 2 years ago we rebuilt our Super M-TA. Not as pristine as yours, but she is still one of our work horses on the farm so it's good enough for us.
You two are an awesome pair when it comes to your knowledge of mechanics. I had just as soon have tractor that the two of you had rebuilt as a new one. I have watched this process from the beginning. Excellent!!
The only thing better than having watched this project from day 1 is the first start! The journey has been GREAT! Congratulations and thanks for bringing us along!
I looked for a startup video to relive my childhood. My dad used one of these to grind feed when he had hogs. This was my alarm clock in my younger years.
Starts right up with just a touch of choke. Idles and runs up like it's in perfect tune right out of the gate. Great oil pressure, no leaks, everything functioning. Couldn't be better. Good job!
Beautiful "M" This restoration looks as good as it gets. Tractor looks showroom fresh, outstanding job guys. Tractor also sounds great. Have a lotta fun with it. Thumbs-Up!!
Fantastic job! I used the M & H the w-4 off the lot of our dealership in the early 70’s picking rocks on our land. Could get off the machine & throw rocks in the hopper while following the tractor at an idle
First starts always make me nervous and giddy. They say it's as close to the relief of childbirth a man will ever know to hear his hand built engine come to life. I say it's better, I don't have to change diapers on the engines I build, or pay for their college.
Having been a heavy duty for 47 years and doing first starts sometimes five or six in one week I just don't get a thrill anymore, don't know why . This one went the way they all go if you did it correctly. Good and proper job.
Yes, there’s nothing quite like the relief and excitement of hearing an engine you tore down to the bare castings and rebuilt with your two hands roar to life; got to experience it myself in Vo-tech school with an older E-250 box truck with a modular 5.4L gas V8; setting the timing chains on those is not for the novice.
@@thomaslemay8817 Hmm. Five or six first starts in one week! That requires a lot more info. Hard to believe you would have done all the rebuilding of 5 or 6 engines yourself and then start them all in the same week!
Beautiful sound to hear your fresh rebuilt engine crank up. I still can hear the M I rebuilt on its first start. One person won bets because I started it by hand cranking her. She hit and ran on the fourth pull. There ain't nothing like it.
I really enjoyed this project. I’ve been watching since on lockdown in March. It is no surprise the M started on first attempt. The attention to detail made all the difference. 🤗
That is how a Super M sounds! Nice running engine. I grew up on a Super M-TA and a Super H in Chippewa County, MN. Both great tractors for their day. It shouldn't leak after the meticulous care you took in your restoration. Nice job!! I will look forward to see it pulling a 3-16 plow. Senior knows his IH tractors of that vintage from the engine rebuild on up. A special hat tip to Senior!!
The Super M sounds sweet, nice rebuild guys! It's nice to see someone that knows how to set things up BEFORE trying to start the motor. The number if times we see people having to swing the dizzy, change the leads or pour gallons of fuel down the intake and struggling to get it to fire after a "rebuild" is beyond a joke. Loving the build series, just wish I had the room to do one myself!
She looks good in the sunlight, fellas! Sounds good, too! The meats on back look real good, too! The M's typically need a little choke off the get-go in my experience. Lot of displacement to fill. Doesn't smoke as bad as the H, but then again I was running 2-cycle in the H! LOL. "It'll knock once it warms up!" They always do, don't they? Lol. Nice work. Let's get her decals on and take her for a rip!
Sounds powerful. Awesome rebuild job. Sure didn't take long for the oil pressure to peg itself while cranking and prelubing the engine. You guys take pride in your work. Good job👍👍👍👊
Good job guys!! I have a super M with power steering and it runs off the live pump useing a proportioning valve to reduce the flow of oil to the steering unit. I'm 72 years old and a M is much more fun to drive with power steering.
Love the attention to detail. For what it is worth---An old fire extinguisher filled with oil and charged with air can be used to push oil through the engine before start up. Did that for years and never failed. Great video and build.
You guys are outstanding! every time I fidget with my bicycle my clothes, my hands, everything ends up filthy. You rebuild, repaint & redo a whole tractor and not even our fingernails get blackened. One more difference between those who know and those who don't... The 55 episodes flew by, eager to see the few remaining ones!! Congratulations and thank you for the very instructive and interesting uploads!
EXCELLENT JOB!!!!! Squatch Sr. & Squatch the ol' M started a lot easier than I thought it might've for the first time. Really looking forward to seeing all of the tin work back on it shining in the sun.
At 2:00, The TITLE Theme from ROCKY BALBOA came to mind.! Rolled into the sun for her premiere.! Thank you BOTH for taking me back home in the 60's... Where's your photo tachometer.?
I thought your Super M was absolutely perfect, then I saw speck of dust. Just kidding. Wow fantastic job. Thanks for bringing us along. I doubt our Cub will ever be 1% of your restoration.
Sadly I've rebuilt engines that didn't start on the first try. To have one run as good as this one does show skill and dedication. I commend you and senior for a job extremely well done. I am sad when I realize that this series is coming to a close. Aha, we have the 1113. Thank you for another great video.
That is a thing of Beauty!!! Sounds great, Looks great....Thanks for taking the time to video this process. I will be looking to find a Super MTA this spring!
Nice job guys, but was there any doubt this thing would start. Nope didn't think so. Y'alls attention to detail made sure it would. Looking forward to seeing it with the tins on it.🇺🇸🇺🇸
Damn that tractor looked good in the garage but even better outside. Runs as good as it looks too. It's a lot of work to rebuild and paint a tractor but Sr has a tractor both of you can be proud of. Good choice not putting the loader back on, sometimes setbacks are a good thing. Now you need a plow and a disc all painted up to pull behind it. Hahaha Keep smiling. PS I did hook up my snowplow and even used it. far too early for that.
Beautiful job, nothing like I’ve ever seen before, I commend you both! Words like meticulous, precise, exact, detail to the highest standard also come to mind and your work is now the benchmark for all future rebuild enthusiasts. Thank you and I salute you both.
I have watched this since the first video, so awesome to see it finally come to life. Exceptional workmanship and attention to detail is an understatement...
As quickly as it started and as sweet as it first ran I knew your timing couldn't have been far off . A very beautiful job of restoring. With the belt pulley it shows they ment this tractor to preform many jobs.
I really enjoyed this video. I’m 62 years old and my dad farmed with 2 M farmall’s back in the 68,69 until he bought a new 3020 JD. The M would pull a 16 disc harrow. I remember plowing late at night with my dad on one and I’m on the other. It was really cold that night plowing and I had school the next day and I would see the lights of the M headed my way thinking my dad ready to head home but then he would hit the brakes and back the other way. Finally after another hour my dad pull up on her s M and stop me. He got off his tractor and the muffler and exhaust glowing and he lit his cigarette off the red glow. He ask me if I was ready to go home and I said yes. He said well take off home on your tractor. We were about 6 miles from home. I remember pulling the M in fifth gear and headed home. The m would fly in fifth gear. My dad and I often talk about farming with the M. My community during those day’s just about every house or neighbor had a M in the shed. We also planted with a 230 farmall and he still owns it. Thanks for the great video.
Gosh. Did this bring back the memories. I hayed summers with my two cousins and my uncle. One summer we put up 52 haystacks. My older cousin Bob ran the M with the "farmhand". My cousin Roy and I each ran an H with a buck rake on the front. My uncle Martin was on the stack stacking the hay. This took place outside of Billings, Montana during the fifties. I am eighty one years old. My other rancher uncle ran Deere's which offered a continuous source of friendly bander. 😊. We referred to the Deere's as "popping Johnies". Thank you for the memories.
The M looks great, sounds great, runs great, but father and son working together is just plain awesome!!!! Thanks guys!!!
This has been a fun series to watch. You guys are very talented and have done a good job explaining all aspects of the process to get this tractor rebuilt. Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
Brings back memories of my childhood on the farm. Grandad had an M, one of those funny looking offset A's, and a Farmall H in the tricycle configuration. First tractors I eer drove. I wish they were still around so I could bring them back to their glory..
I didn't have any doubts about it not being less than perfect. Now comes the toughest job of all ,getting it dirty the first time. I enjoyed all 55.
Thanks for sharing
Love it. About 2 years ago we rebuilt our Super M-TA. Not as pristine as yours, but she is still one of our work horses on the farm so it's good enough for us.
You two are an awesome pair when it comes to your knowledge of mechanics. I had just as soon have tractor that the two of you had rebuilt as a new one. I have watched this process from the beginning. Excellent!!
The only thing better than having watched this project from day 1 is the first start! The journey has been GREAT! Congratulations and thanks for bringing us along!
I second that
And I third that..........oooh!!!
Found. Your channel about 3 weeks ago, and have,binge watching every epo
Your living the life,!
I looked for a startup video to relive my childhood. My dad used one of these to grind feed when he had hogs. This was my alarm clock in my younger years.
Starts right up with just a touch of choke. Idles and runs up like it's in perfect tune right out of the gate. Great oil pressure, no leaks, everything functioning. Couldn't be better. Good job!
Beautiful "M" This restoration looks as good as it gets. Tractor looks showroom fresh, outstanding job guys. Tractor also sounds great. Have a lotta fun with it. Thumbs-Up!!
Fantastic job! I used the M & H the w-4 off the lot of our dealership in the early 70’s picking rocks on our land. Could get off the machine & throw rocks in the hopper while following the tractor at an idle
Beautiful. Period. Nothing else to say. Just the very definition of Beautiful.
First starts always make me nervous and giddy. They say it's as close to the relief of childbirth a man will ever know to hear his hand built engine come to life. I say it's better, I don't have to change diapers on the engines I build, or pay for their college.
Having been a heavy duty for 47 years and doing first starts sometimes five or six in one week I just don't get a thrill anymore, don't know why . This one went the way they all go if you did it correctly. Good and proper job.
Yes, there’s nothing quite like the relief and excitement of hearing an engine you tore down to the bare castings and rebuilt with your two hands roar to life; got to experience it myself in Vo-tech school with an older E-250 box truck with a modular 5.4L gas V8; setting the timing chains on those is not for the novice.
You hit the nail on the head there, bud!
@@thomaslemay8817 Hmm. Five or six first starts in one week! That requires a lot more info. Hard to believe you would have done all the rebuilding of 5 or 6 engines yourself and then start them all in the same week!
Mrs Squatch avoids having 2 cranky guys for dinner 😂
Beautiful sound to hear your fresh rebuilt engine crank up. I still can hear the M I rebuilt on its first start. One person won bets because I started it by hand cranking her. She hit and ran on the fourth pull. There ain't nothing like it.
What a great job and priceless record of Dad and Son project! Thanks for sharing!
I really enjoyed this project. I’ve been watching since on lockdown in March. It is no surprise the M started on first attempt. The attention to detail made all the difference. 🤗
Beautiful. Ole iron coming back to life. Well done!
A good job is a job well Done.
Beautiful
Thanks for sharing.
Bee-You-Tee-Full !!! Dad and I restored a 1964 cub square front a few years ago and I just started on a 53 cub last week... good stuff for sure...
I am a big fan of tractors 🚜, and you sir make them look great again. Great job. Greetings from Germany.
just bought my first M, what a great set of video's!
Talk about a beautiful tractor. You guys did an outstanding job restoring it to like new condition. I love it.
With the attention to detail you 2 have, I was pretty confident she would purr like a kitten! Exceptionally fine job fellas!
That is how a Super M sounds! Nice running engine. I grew up on a Super M-TA and a Super H in Chippewa County, MN. Both great tractors for their day. It shouldn't leak after the meticulous care you took in your restoration. Nice job!! I will look forward to see it pulling a 3-16 plow. Senior knows his IH tractors of that vintage from the engine rebuild on up. A special hat tip to Senior!!
Congratulations, a brand new old machine that sounds better than a brand new, new machine. Success should be so sweet.
Congratulations guys! Always a great feeling to fire up a fresh rebuild.
The Super M sounds sweet, nice rebuild guys!
It's nice to see someone that knows how to set things up BEFORE trying to start the motor. The number if times we see people having to swing the dizzy, change the leads or pour gallons of fuel down the intake and struggling to get it to fire after a "rebuild" is beyond a joke.
Loving the build series, just wish I had the room to do one myself!
Wow!...it's beautiful. Wonderful build...thanks for sharing
She looks good in the sunlight, fellas! Sounds good, too! The meats on back look real good, too! The M's typically need a little choke off the get-go in my experience. Lot of displacement to fill. Doesn't smoke as bad as the H, but then again I was running 2-cycle in the H! LOL. "It'll knock once it warms up!" They always do, don't they? Lol. Nice work. Let's get her decals on and take her for a rip!
Man that looks like it’s fresh off the assembly line. Didn’t take long for the muffler to “unpaint” itself.
I probably would have taken the sticker off first though! :)
Sounds powerful. Awesome rebuild job. Sure didn't take long for the oil pressure to peg itself while cranking and prelubing the engine. You guys take pride in your work. Good job👍👍👍👊
Good job guys!! I have a super M with power steering and it runs off the live pump useing a proportioning valve to reduce the flow of oil to the steering unit. I'm 72 years old and a M is much more fun to drive with power steering.
Love the attention to detail. For what it is worth---An old fire extinguisher filled with oil and charged with air can be used to push oil through the engine before start up. Did that for years and never failed. Great video and build.
That’s a showroom restoration IMO. Great job. You will hate to use it now!! Would win a trophy at any tractor show......
You guys are outstanding! every time I fidget with my bicycle my clothes, my hands, everything ends up filthy. You rebuild, repaint & redo a whole tractor and not even our fingernails get blackened. One more difference between those who know and those who don't... The 55 episodes flew by, eager to see the few remaining ones!! Congratulations and thank you for the very instructive and interesting uploads!
The old girl look and sounds great. it will be ashame to see such beauty working a field. 👍🙂
Looking fantastic. Well done so far
EXCELLENT JOB!!!!! Squatch Sr. & Squatch the ol' M started a lot easier than I thought it might've for the first time. Really looking forward to seeing all of the tin work back on it shining in the sun.
At 2:00, The TITLE Theme from ROCKY BALBOA came to mind.! Rolled into the sun for her premiere.! Thank you BOTH for taking me back home in the 60's... Where's your photo tachometer.?
The paint looks great out in the sun! great job thoroughly fixing the Super M !
I thought your Super M was absolutely perfect, then I saw speck of dust. Just kidding. Wow fantastic job. Thanks for bringing us along. I doubt our Cub will ever be 1% of your restoration.
Now that’s confidence. Rolling it outside before starting first time! Never in doubt. Great work gents.
Sadly I've rebuilt engines that didn't start on the first try. To have one run as good as this one does show skill and dedication. I commend you and senior for a job extremely well done. I am sad when I realize that this series is coming to a close. Aha, we have the 1113. Thank you for another great video.
G'day guys .
Thanks guys , was a real nice project, and the rebuild was sweet .
Much Respect
from
Down Under
Congratulations Squatch and Senior! I’ve enjoyed this project and have taken away tips for when I rebuild my Dad’s and Grandad’s Super M-TA.
Man, you guys made my day. That "M" sounds great...didn't miss a lick.
What a glorious first start! Sweet feeling to see something you've had to the bare components roar back to life. Well done!
Wow you boys should be proud ! Thanks for bringing me along... that thing is awesome.
Sounds great . Congratulations. That’s badass. Can’t wait to see it put to work
HOORAY, HOORAY HOORAY!!!!! It started! What a glorious day!!! JOB WELL DONE!!! So happy to see this M running again. :-) :-) :-)
Congratulations to you both on a job well done ! Been fun to be along for the process. Thank You!
That is a thing of Beauty!!! Sounds great, Looks great....Thanks for taking the time to video this process. I will be looking to find a Super MTA this spring!
Nice job guys, but was there any doubt this thing would start. Nope didn't think so. Y'alls attention to detail made sure it would. Looking forward to seeing it with the tins on it.🇺🇸🇺🇸
I've definitely been looking forward to this video, and it didn't disappoint! Congrats guys
Absolutely Fan Jolly Tastic! Congratulations Guys, loved the series and look forward to learning more. Cheers, Adrian Emerald Queensland Australia.
That thing runs like a swiss watch! Great job, guys!
Congrats! Thanks for letting us share a bit of the smile!
Congratulations on a great project. It looks and runs great. So fortunate to be able to share a hobby with your father.
Well done! Must be a very satisfying feeling. Congrats!!!
I’m so excited and happy to see this beautiful tractor back to life!
Sounds and looks great, Squatch and Senior! The red really pops in the sunlight. 🇺🇸🚜👍
Can't wait for my Case VAC to get it's red paint job and look this good again.
Yup. Didn't expect anything less. Great job.
Congradulations! Glad to see this project nearly done. I look forward to your winter projects.
That's a nice build. Congrats. She'll look good for years to come.
Starts and runs beautiful!! Nice job guys!! A pleasure to see father/son team who are both really talented!!!
You guys do outstanding work! Great to see the Super M run so well.
The wonderful feeling of success after a perfect rebuild. The Squatch team rocks!
So glad for you guys! Amazing job. You deserve the joy of that first start! 💪
Damn that tractor looked good in the garage but even better outside. Runs as good as it looks too. It's a lot of work to rebuild and paint a tractor but Sr has a tractor both of you can be proud of. Good choice not putting the loader back on, sometimes setbacks are a good thing. Now you need a plow and a disc all painted up to pull behind it. Hahaha Keep smiling. PS I did hook up my snowplow and even used it. far too early for that.
Man how satisfying is that? Love the sound.
One of the best restorations of a tractor I've seen. Beautiful job, beautiful tractor.
One of of the few success stories of 2020, merry Christmas to you all , from Canada!
Beautiful job, looks brand new
Beautiful job, nothing like I’ve ever seen before, I commend you both! Words like meticulous, precise, exact, detail to the highest standard also come to mind and your work is now the benchmark for all future rebuild enthusiasts. Thank you and I salute you both.
All that hard work paid off right at the turn of that key! P.S. loving the Dekalb Ag flying cob, senior--greetings from Dekalb, IL!
Can’t imagine one of these new on the showroom floor looking or sounding better. Nice job on the restoration.
Outstanding. You & Sr. have done a wonderful job. You both have major skill sets. Well done.
I could almost smell the burning paint, too! Beautiful job. Just in time for winter storage....
Thats a Beast churning in front of that big beautiful Garage outstanding !
Just sweet! Those guys have done some beautiful work!
Ran like a top!!! Congrats!!!🎊. Can’t wait to see the final product!
It's just as pretty as the day it rolled out the factory door. (Maybe even better)
Nice job....Cheers...... 😀
I have watched this since the first video, so awesome to see it finally come to life. Exceptional workmanship and attention to detail is an understatement...
Nice clean start 👍😎 Attention to detail sure pays off. Awesome job.
What a nice sound! This is the fantastic result after so much careful and painstaking work. Congratulations to both of you!
Happiness is, when your Farmall starts, first pop.
Amazing job guys!! Multi-Thumbs Up if I could! So smooth running and look forward to seeing the M in full sheet metal and out for a run
Quality job👏 never doubted it would run so well 💪🇺🇸
Sweet machine great job squatch
Absolutely beautiful !
Good job ive loved watching the progress.
You made her new again. Experience shows guys .thanks for all your videos .
Nicely done guys, an excellent rebuild.
Looking good, sounding good. Can't wait to see it back to work.
Great job ,sounds awesome !Totally refurbished.
Very well done gentleman! Sounds great.
Very good. Thank you for sharing the first start with us.
Running like a champ. Sounds good, looks sharp.
As quickly as it started and as sweet as it first ran I knew your timing couldn't have been far
off . A very beautiful job of restoring. With the belt pulley it shows they ment
this tractor to preform many jobs.