Field Land Clearing Project Part 15: Farmall H Is Back! Having Some Tumblebug Scraper Fun
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- I'm gonna break my camera one of these days - lol!
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I will be looking forward to the tumblebug repairs. I have one I picked up a few years ago that needs some TLC.
Just love that old scraper what a fantastic simple piece of kit 💪 sounded like the H was dealing with it just fine really good video 👍
I sprained my wrist flipping my phone around to stay “right side up” on the tumble bug!
Cool. That's Awesome footage. I sincerely hope the GoPro survived intact. You have some of the best camera work.
That Tumblebug is not a bad implement, it works really well, doesn't it?
I never thought of it before, but I can use that machine for a little job I should do.
Thanks for this, again!
Man it sure is good to get out there and play. I've been so busy running to shows, filming, and working that I'm looking forward to having a bit of a slow down. Ha ha
@@squatch253 I bet! You've got a lot on your plate as well. I'm sitting in the auto shop right now with the old Buick Rainier. Might have a fried transmission. Sure hope not!!! Any experience with the 4L60E transmissions?
Tumbling video of Tumblebug action! Love it. If I was a tattoo kinda guy I’d get one of a Tumblebug. Would make a good watch fob, too, like the old Cat fobs I love so much.
Hello; I did some part time work for an old farmer on his bailer. HA HA It had a Wisconsin V 4 engine on it that ran real good. Anyway He wanted me to work a "slip-scoop" with Him. I said what's a "slip-scoop"? That thing amazed me how simple but effective it was. Do you ever take that with you to one of your shows/meets? Everyone seems to have old tractors, Don't get me wrong, I like them. But what about the novelty equipment? Talk about novelty, nice camera angles. Great video. Looking for the next one. Thanks.
Makes me with I could find my great grandfather's H, if it hasn't been long scrapped.
That tumblebug is really good, I have to look for one of those :)
Loving the dilligent lubrication and checking before use.
But if you want to buy a new camera - just do it. No need to "accidentally" break the old one...
I liked the first view of scraping
Fun camera positions. Thanks!
I love the letter series Farmalls, I have a 45 A myself
Great POV shots. Keep them coming. Not sea sick yet.
VERY creative camera positions and thanks for the great perspectives.
That is something old tumblebug scraper and steal dos a great
Excellent video it's nice to see you have the h farmall back out making it work hard and the transmission whine is a nice feature also
@@squatch253 I can hear that on the videos it must have worked alot hours to wear the gears
Squatch253 Even Ford-inmates are entitled to some time off now and then...
@@squatch253 I totally understand what you mean every project takes a bunch time
Reminded me I'm really not that keen on rollercoasters!
Great job and shots!👌😎👍
Your on camera presentation is getting quite slick. How long before you are doing promo ads for the local Ford Dealer ?
Seems like every farmer has had an H at one time. Are those sunglasses/safety glasses or prescription eyeglasses?
@@squatch253 Thanks for the reply.
Very nice footage! very nice!
Someone has to say it Squatch, that's a new angle on things! BobUK.
good job man good video like to see more of the H
I laughed at start of the video....as a machinist for 25yrs i can testify that real farmers only grease equipment AFTER its broken and before it goes to get repaired 😂
Ya Squatch...fresh grease all over everything....but dried up grease plugging the lube hole below..." i grease it regularly..." 😂
@@machinistbytrade I have to tell them to use better grease because the only stuff in the wallered out hole was rust and ground up steel dust. By the time it sounds bad it is too late for grease to help.
Ok, now I'm dizzy LOL
I wonder if your tumble bug is related to the fresno's my dad used in early road building? they were mostly horse drawn at the time.
Hey Squatch...what brand tumble bug do you have?. ...I just bought 2 of them but there not like yours....thanks
Wonderful camera placement! Am I correct that the Tumblebug has only two positions-- scrape and dump. It doesn't seem there is an intermediate position where it doesn't scrape to just transport soil from where you have been scraping to where you want to dump it. Is something like this still made?
There are 3 positions:
Fill, carry, dump.
Google found me this; tumblebug is slang, it's really called a:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresno_scraper
@@paulwomack5866 Thank you! Especially for the Wikipedia article. A simple invention with a revolutionary impact.
My old hero 3 took a dump on me when I was filming an event for a buddy and to make matters worse all the footage was lost so now I'm saving up to get a new go pro
Are you going to be contracting the house yourself? I'm a professional tile installer with 23 years experience. I live near Forest Lake and have relatives in Foxboro so the drive would be no problem. If you're interested let me know and I'd be happy to give you a bid. I can also provide you with some pictures of my work as well.
Anybody else having trouble with the video quality it's shows 1080p but looks like it was filmed on a potato phone.
Looks perfect here.
All good here!! 👍
Good for me (Firestick TV on a Sony Bravia)
Tumblevision! Awesome.
Great video squatch253!. Nice to see the H putting in some work. I really enjoy watching that tumble bug do it's thing. I'm also looking forward to the repair videos on the tumble bug. Cheers squatch253!
Love the tumble bug shots sweet and bold video also love seeing the work polished skids when the rolled around. Awesome
Great ground work Toby, operators such as yourself are few and far between. Now days you can't get that kind of grading work done unless the machine has computers galore.....Mike
Been at a tractor show this weekend. Got to see an HTA. Seen lots of MTA’s but never an H with the Torque Amplifier. There was also a restored 1929 Lanz Bulldog. Never seen one before except in pictures. Pretty cool to see it started, running and driving. Very rare tractor……
How do like Pacific Hillbilly channel ?
It was a unique ride in a tumblebug that I didn't expect to take today!
That tumble bug Is so simple,yet ingenious
Squatch - FYI - history on the tumblebug - looks like this model is pretty close to a 1920-ish John Deer Killefer, with possible modifications. Sears Roebuck also had a very similar looking model for this time period. I found a few parts diagrams for the JD model and the levers and operation method was a little different but it used the same basic principle for turning and stopping the drum and scooping blade. Starting the 30's and moving forward up and beyond WWII, there were a TON of bigger models that ran behind bigger tractors and had larger payloads. Most of the development of the smaller models stopped. There are a few companies today that make for of a drag/planing version for leveling but very few actually pick up the dirt in a hopper.
I just love your H , as a young teenager I spent a lot of hours riding one on a cattle ranch in wisdom Montana . spring time a meadow drag made from a log and iron wheels off a horse drawn mower then irritating hauling manure with a wagon ahind then mowed hay with a international balanced head sickle bar mower 7ft bar ! Just to mention a few of the jobs the trusty H performed ! The purrrrrr of the ol girl ? You have brought back some great memories thank you . she is a beautifull ol tractor !
In my retirement chair I watch your many excellent videos. I use my iPhone only. There doesn’t seem to be a membership note my phone can locate. One by the home logo and a membership logo on the screen by each video ( near the top) might get you at least one more person. Thank you for the very thoughtful way that you teach. M A
With the camera shots I thought I was watching the members only content. 🤣🤣🤣 Great stuff as usual! 👏
The tumble bug, the skid pads are replaceable but what about the blade and the slide wheels on the two sides?
I would have to believe those parts are not real available except as NOS parts.
Hello Toby, what camera or cameras do you use when you are filming? What is the brand name and model? Also do you like them?
Looks like it came out better than the one Rick Bork sent through the bailer.
I'm developing a serious 5J1113 deficiency. Only you can cure me. Come on snow!!!
That was fun. Now I am sea sick :)
I need to grease up my Tumblebug and go play....
The “H” on that old gal definitely stands for Horsepower! Great running old tractor.
How's the drain working out? Ground looks good. Is there a steady flow at the outlet?
Enjoyed the video even if it may have been abusive to your camera.
Planning to leave for Albany Thursday evening. That is my last show for 2021.
Think I saw your MM prototype crawler there years back ?
Thanks for posting Squatch.
@@squatch253 I hate to be a prick. Just checked the date stamp on photos.
Albany featured Moline in 2017.
2018 was Oliver.
Thank you for the videos.Neat camera..Angles??
Little bit seasick now, after that rollercoaster ride...
:-D
Hi toby, wondering if u have a Cat d315/311 stuck rack fix video or how to determine a stuck rack issue? Thanx.
@wrenchguy I'll have to do a deep dive on this if those fuel injection nozzles don't work. Something is clearly wrong, hopefully it was just the large quantity of algae and rust they ingested. Thanks @Squatch253 for your videos! They are super helpful to me as I struggle with my own vintage Caterpillar adventure
I almost fell out of the couch! :D Great footage there!
Dang, I think it’s time to find a cat scraper!
Good video.
Nice shots from the tumblebug.
Great camera placement! Good job
1113 1113 1113 what the!
Love the Tumble bug wish i had one!
H-ski 💥Boom💥
Warp 2 Capt!
Man, watching that tumblebug fill up was weirdly satisfying. I gotta get out more.
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There is something about those vintage 4 cyl updrafted push rod engines. I have a Case D that I fire up once in awhile. Oddly therapeutic listening to the combo engine and whine of the tranny.
But that was the best part! Once you've personally smelled and heard soil being cut and moved, there's no other more visceral experience. I heard and smelled that from here! Thanks, Toby! I mean Squatch
And there's a poor little GoPro thinking to it self: "Was it something I did?. . . . . Was it something I said? . . . . to be subject to such - Such - - SUCH ABUSE!
As many times as I have seen that Tumble Bug do its thing, it still amazes me, that tool is an invaluable thing to have and use!!!!!!!! Its very simple and very effective!! that section of land looks
real good!!
Absolutely love the music, keep it coming; and all the angle shots keep it up. Ur the man!!
Sqautch is a tractor for you 150HP Case pull 44 JD bottom plows! th-cam.com/video/5xDj45zF-l0/w-d-xo.html
Yeah I know it got buried I think I got hit in the head with a rock keep up the good work I love it
Man Squatch i haven't been tosted around like that sence i road the rides at six flags st. Louis. Lol, great video definitely one worth watching. Thanks again.
I am going to save this video for those time I have trouble getting to sleep. Thanks.
Better get the pad and concrete down before the rains start.
To think that is the way they built the Erie Canal and others using a mule.
I'm just here for the tumble bug porn... Man! Best money shot action ever on how that thing works. Great job.
I do need one tumble bug scraper bad. They thing works well
I liked the various camera angles, well done!
So that's what it feels like to get on the Mafiosa's bad side...
Nice video
Epic Camera Job!!!
just 3 more weeks ☺
What a simple yet ingenious machine that tumblebug is! And the old H is still a very reliable tractor. It didn't balk once.
I think the skill and care of the driver is a factor
Dark in the morning and dark in the evening! By the time you get started, you have to quit for the day!
@@squatch253 I just don't want to wear a miners headlight hat to see what I'm doing! 😆 😆 😆 😆
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I would like to get my hands on a tumblebug
They still are
Dozens only win over a very sort distance
And dump trucks onky win over a long distance
Theres still alot of work done with scrapers
We use a "slightly larger" 18 yard scraper on the farm pretty regularly
Am I hearing final drive whine? Sort sound like our 'H' did years ago.
Thanks for sharing buddy