Farmall Super C | Plowing with a 2x14 Moldboard Plow
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- Farmall Super C | Plowing with a 2x14 Moldboard Plow. Antique farm tractor in operation on the farm. Vintage farm tractor in operation on the farm. #farmallfanatic #vintagetractor #antiquetractors
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Man I love watching you have so much fun. So many red powered big boy toys. You just pick which one, which day, and let the good times roll. Now how awesome is that!!!
It's amazing for sure
What's the difference between men and boys? The size of their sandbox.
@@hturbo1007 so true
You’re bringing back memories of my neighbors 200 plowing.
It was the work horse of the farm until the farm all M series tractors showed up .
Still awesome machines 👏
Glad the weld held up. That says a lot about the welder. Have a great weekend F.F! See ya!
Hey man you have a great weekend too
That farmall super C did an awesome job on pulling that two bottom plow 👍👍👍
I'm definitely happy
This is putting me in the mood to start working the garden ground lol. Settle down over there 😂😂😂
I'm ready for Spring 😂
Lesgo Brandon let's grow .....
Those C family tractors are awesome with the fast hitch and attachments
Definitely
Hello Gino having fun enjoyed your video have a great day.
Thanks James
That whining of a old farmall will always remind me of my father out plowing fields.. I love hearing one put to work
Me too
Those super C’s were a great cultivator tractor as well. We used ours a lot for hilling and cultivating potatoes . Thanks Gino 🇺🇸
They do so much and they are fun to operate
A workhorse if there very was one! Great job on the welding who ever did it!
Excellent video Gino :) also nice plowing with Super C and yes turn out nice plus work super 👌 👍! Also do understand slip and bit slide bit till tap brakes pedal help out each on left plus right sides of back wheels!
Beautiful weather in Michigan
Almost 60° the last few days.
There saying almost 50° Christmas day.
If you get some cold weather it should freeze out really good.
Take care and stay warm !!!
Thanks Burt...you too!
I just saw a guy out plowing today as I was driving. I was a bit surprised, but it's been kind of a dry winter. Love to see the dirt turning
I get in the field asap
Farmall Friday...fast hitch Friday...2 point that is. The first land I ever cut was with Grandpa's 55 Cub with a bog harrow just like that one...slow hitch model though.
That's one sweet setup ! I never did any plowing or tilling in the Fall I would be afraid of erosion with most of my land being on a hill . You are so flat there you don't have too much to worry about . It would have been a good time for you to have plowed under some fertilizer down deep to the root zone . Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend !
It was really just a test strip... Just to make sure the weld was going to hold... Thanks for watching
Hey Mr. Fanatic, that was a good test run for the welds on the back of your, Super "C". I was glad to see it passed the test. Looks to be good as new . Have a great Christmas, take care
Thanks man...have a great Christmas as well
Definitely going to love rear wheel weights for additional traction. Maybe fronts if you like. Cheek/frame weights are pricey, but classy.
I am looking for cheekweights that is for sure
Did a good job for as wet as it was. It doesn't have to be straight, it just has to be fun!!!!!😂
Fun ✔️
Nice, Super C👏
Thanks Laura
@@FarmallFanatic You're welcome!
... Pulls like a 1066 with duals..... Here in AZ, south of Phoenix.... last late fall early winter crops harvested(cotton was last a week or so ago).... some choppers out doing haylege....ground almost all tilled for spring crop... we do corn, sorghum, alfalfa, Bermuda grass, and cotton.... Chiquita melons winter home in this area too... all ground is irrigated....
Amazing in Arizona
Just got back from Tasmania helping the now ex fix her boat. Back at the boat in Indonesia. And it was Farmall Friday. My Gradpa was a Massy Harris guy. Pony's. One spread legged an one Row Crop with the two tires close together. I must have rode a hundred miles leaning against the fender of those things. He hat a gas-powered Catapiller he liked a lot for the lack of compaction. My Aunt was a Ford and Miniapolas Moline with a hand clutch. I learned to drive that pulling a hay wagon. Got a few gruff words, maybe more until I got the hang of that hand clutch. Best times of my childhood were when I got farmed out to those two. As I grew older I always liked the Cornbinder's best. Even had a 57 and 59 half ton pick ups. When I was a teenager. You have any International flat beds. Love your Videos. ..... Kim Philley of SV Philiosophy currently sailing around Lombok Indonesia. Those childhood farms were in Central Oregon. Both 200 acre dairy and row crop respectively.
I bet you have more stories to tell than what you just wrote... Be safe out there man
@@FarmallFanatic I hope your channel continues to grow. Thank you for answering. I recognise a charector. Merry Christmas and a Red Power New Year.
Looks good considering the conditions 😊
Yeah I was actually happy
I don’t know what to set of discord, but they go to the cub which would be cool to see behind the Dooley
Giving the Super C some exercise...
You can check the temp gauge before you install it. Just get a hot pot of water on the stove and put the bulb in there. You will know pretty quick if it works or not.
I realize that but it doesn't delete the fact you would have to send half of them back or more just to find one single one that works
It has been very tempting to pull my little genius plows out and hook um to the M and do some tilling on my food plots with this weather we have been having
If you have the ground dig in
@@FarmallFanaticGonna have to throw the new skins on and do it
I have the same setup super c with plow disc blade carryall o also have a 200 with fast hitch
Nice food plot 😮
Yeah it worked well
Boom
Check the thermostat there is a ring that is split that is supposed to hold the thermostat in place. With age it will get loose and blow out. Which makes the thermostat rattle around in the cast. I just did one on my 230. I’m assuming they are the same
Right on
Those tires were pretty clean for the mud. I really don't know why the fast hitch would break like that. My Uncle's 200 broke in the same sport but the repaired weld never gave us proboems.
I'm happy with the weld
Still earnin her keep!!
Yep
Like I say the bigger the glob the better the job 😮
😂
The temperature gauges that are out now are all junk as far as I'm concerned. My brother picks corn with his M with a mounted new Idea picker, and the temperature gauge must work. (Don't want to cook the engine)We've had five gauges on the tractor in the last five years, and they've all failed. We even tried two automotive gauges, and they failed to. Nothing is built to work anymore, much less to last.
Yeah at least the hole is filled l o l
Hey! Great Chanel! Did I miss the harvest video? How did it all go? Thanks for your efforts
No you didn't miss it I got ill and wasn't able to film. Trying to take care of some health issues right now
@FarmallFanatic Best wishes for your health! Happy holidays and Farm On, from Southern Illinois 🐄
Little Gummy.
Definitely
I will never understand how someone convinced the entire industry that a 3 point hitch was a better way…how easy was it to just back in until it clicks, lift and go with that “ FAST HITCH”
Totally agree
Have you ever put disc brakes on a super H with M&W clutch ? My husband would like to know how to do this. He has asked several people. Thank you.
Couldn't do that here in South west pa to hilly. Would find yourself at the bottom of the hill stuck against the trees. Did you weld it up not bad looking
I am lucky to have flat ground
That grounds must drain awfully well. Looks dry underneath. It's been dry here.
It's some of the best ground around
enjoyed the video. did ya weld it yourself or farm it out
Welding cast is something new to me. So I did get a little help with that... You definitely have to get it hot very hot
I got one of those plows at the Ohio sale with the pulling M and 4fiddy
Dream tractors you got
@@FarmallFanatic it makes four 4fiddys in my stable.. one diesel, one LP (that needs to be converted back from gas), my puller, and a project gas . It's my favorite farmalls. We had one when I was younger and sold it when we moved 180 miles away to another farm ....I should have bought it
@@tbishop6726 I will eventually own a four fitty
@@FarmallFanatic I was afraid you were going to outbid me on the one in Ohio 😁
@@tbishop6726 See. I was thinking 4500 on the 450.
But you went 5300.
Which on a different day I might have gone
So if I understand you right you’re not going to win one of those Canadian plowing matches? Always fun playin with the toy!
Lol no I'm good
Why the different wheel offset on the rear axles?
Coulters are way off also. They should cut directly inline with the share. Not a big deal unless there is a lot of trash on the field, but it will definitely pull easier if they are running inline instead of having to rip through the sod with the plow itself.
Rear furrow wheel set at 25.5"....other wheel not relevant for plowing...I rarely plow trash and was gonna set the coulters, but didn't
@@FarmallFanatic thanks for the response. My OCD makes me set the other side within 1/8" as the right is set. Yes, I use a tape measure. Brother thinks it's a bit over the top, but what can I do?
@@goatman3828 Oh I definitely use a tape measure.... I keep the other one out just for added stability on hillsides
At least there was no dust!
Ha true
2 point hitch will always be the most easy-to-use, ford Ferguson 3 point is as aggravating as a blank.
I agree 👍
More weight would help 😊
Like I said in the video more weight just makes me slip deeper, this is really wet
Definitely need some wheel weights
Yeah but I still got her done
Looks like it's awful wet?😊
I'm not denying that lol
Put duals on it
I'm gonna try
That right back tire needs air
Yep
In my experience I would never use a narrow front end tractor and I definitely wouldn’t use a 2 wheel drive tractor for plowing either using a tractor with 2 wheel drive your looking to replace the rear axles because of the ground you are plowing up you get in hard clay or gumbo your bound to snap an axle or something else in the rear end of that tractor
I don't plow clay ground
We used narrow front end M’s for years. Plowed all the time with them in clay and sand never broke a rear axle. It’s in knowing how to use them. Nothing but two wheel drive. My current tractor is two wheel drive. Both of our M’s went to other people in time, they used them a long time.