If you watch the video until the end, you will see that I dropped the shovels and levelled the ground out nicely. Thanks for watching all of the video before commenting! 👍
Another great video! I grew up with "classic", "vintage" tractors when I was a kid in the 50's (they weren't as "vintage" back then LOL). Nice work on the field. I like using a 7 to 10 foot tiller (which your tractor should handle with ease) for the final seedbed. Slower working, but just one pass needed. I get the old school equipment and totally embrace it. I think a lot has been lost in the "electronic" tractor age. Thanks for preserving some of it!
@@FarmallFanatic They also do an incomparable job of mixing in manure. Unlike anything else available. Smaller tractors with more HP puts a smaller weight footprint on the soil structure. I know you are educated LOL, I will shut up! 😁
I love your videos I grew up on old farmalls I love the way they sound when there under a hard pull takes me back to when I was a kid plowing the garden with a super a
I really enjoyed watching you breakout the 756 ! I always like that style of Farmalls because my grandpa was on a 656 everyday . I only remember him discing with it one time other than that it always had a pig hauler on it . He had it where every tractor had its own job i'm guessing he didn't want to mess with changing stuff around on tractors and wear and tear on just using a couple of tractors . That lambs quarter is really healthy for the deer to eat . Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend !
Great video! Love seeing the 756 again. And the Kewanee did a great job - it looks like powder out there. Kewanee and Brillion made some great finishing equipment.
I thought your neighbor had an empty corn crib but that is a batting cage and you have a softball field butting up on your property. Dusty day like that I like the oil bath air cleaner over a paper cartridge. I do like the hydraulic action over our H. We just had a 10 foot cultipacker hooked up behind an 8 foot green disc. All drag equipment. Township used to love when we went to a 10 acre field off the main farm. Dad had the hydraulic pump to the H disconnected to keep it from wearing out. I had to hook it back up when I bought a 8 foot Dunham Lear cutimulcher. That's when I found out how slow the hydraulics were
Looking good on the field the drone footage was really good too I thought with the Canadian smoke haze it made it kinda like the older ih advertisement 35mm clips
Excellent video Gino :) yes 756 Tractor did super 👌 job also Happy Holiday Weekend Canada Day 🇨🇦 July 1 , USA 🇺🇸 for July 4 Impendence Day and hope have safe too!
Needed a little 17hmr to give that little bunny 🐇 a tickel on the way out to the field , leave the Doe🦌 she's just a grazing...like you said that cultivater makes a nice finish and the 756 she's just a purring.
Cory, I was wondering the same thing, ,, It seems pretty ineffective at erasing the furrow the disk left, and in many places the marks from the rear tractor tires. Some vegetation seems nearly untouched as well. With Geno's aggregate based soils I was quite surprised to see that.
Next video will we see you with the M and a 4 row modle 10 lister planter? My Dad used to say half mile rows slip the old girl in forth and plant 80 acres in a day.
Has to around the same years as my uncles 656 has same emblems international up top Farmall below most are the other way don’t see many this way. That tractor sounds about the same as a 656
If you watch the video until the end, you will see that I dropped the shovels and levelled the ground out nicely. Thanks for watching all of the video before commenting! 👍
Another great video! I grew up with "classic", "vintage" tractors when I was a kid in the 50's (they weren't as "vintage" back then LOL). Nice work on the field.
I like using a 7 to 10 foot tiller (which your tractor should handle with ease) for the final seedbed. Slower working, but just one pass needed.
I get the old school equipment and totally embrace it. I think a lot has been lost in the "electronic" tractor age. Thanks for preserving some of it!
I actually thought about getting one
@@FarmallFanatic They also do an incomparable job of mixing in manure. Unlike anything else available. Smaller tractors with more HP puts a smaller weight footprint on the soil structure.
I know you are educated LOL, I will shut up!
😁
Always very satisfying cultervating the land and watching someone do it as well. Great video. All the best 🇬🇧.
Good to see the old girl pullin again FF, very good therapy when prepping seed beds…💥boom💥
I love your videos I grew up on old farmalls I love the way they sound when there under a hard pull takes me back to when I was a kid plowing the garden with a super a
Appreciate it... You're the guy these videos are designed for
That is a beautiful piece of ground!!! The 756 is a beast!
I love that six cylinder smoothness ….. I never get tired of hearing that sound!!!!😊
i really enjoy watching the old iron work
Let’s go let’s grow!! Awesome !!! Watching you fit that ground was soothing to me!!
We had a 706 NFE diesel with fast hitch when I was little. That thing was a monster
Love the drone footage
Love hearing IH engines under load.
I really enjoyed watching you breakout the 756 ! I always like that style of Farmalls because my grandpa was on a 656 everyday . I only remember him discing with it one time other than that it always had a pig hauler on it . He had it where every tractor had its own job i'm guessing he didn't want to mess with changing stuff around on tractors and wear and tear on just using a couple of tractors . That lambs quarter is really healthy for the deer to eat . Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend !
Yeah they usually come up with a mouthful of it
Great video! Love seeing the 756 again. And the Kewanee did a great job - it looks like powder out there. Kewanee and Brillion made some great finishing equipment.
Appreciate it
I thought your neighbor had an empty corn crib but that is a batting cage and you have a softball field butting up on your property.
Dusty day like that I like the oil bath air cleaner over a paper cartridge. I do like the hydraulic action over our H. We just had a 10 foot cultipacker hooked up behind an 8 foot green disc. All drag equipment. Township used to love when we went to a 10 acre field off the main farm. Dad had the hydraulic pump to the H disconnected to keep it from wearing out. I had to hook it back up when I bought a 8 foot Dunham Lear cutimulcher. That's when I found out how slow the hydraulics were
That 756 has always been healthy when it comes to tillage and seedbed prep. The three bottom fast hitch plow is easy work for her.
Oh yeah it doesn't even know it's there
That tractor is a beast
Always enjoy hearing that 6 cylinder engine just purring along 😁 Red Power 💪💪💥
That 756 pulls really well, just like that, and that smoother did an outstanding job of smoothing it out, and thev756 did it red power all the way 👍👍👍
We used to have a homemade 756 "hydro" edition...that was before the rain devastated it😅
Different view from the 756 and the cubby . Cult a mulched does a great job ! 🇺🇸
Great times finding another Farmall treasure. Love all the attachment names, such a different world than mine.🤜
Good seeing you Gary
756 sounded great. It's the same year as me. Can't beat 68
That looks great! 🚨🚀💥🚜🔥👍🍻
Good job on video red power is cool supper h are neat
Looking good on the field the drone footage was really good too I thought with the Canadian smoke haze it made it kinda like the older ih advertisement 35mm clips
It was burning my nose
Sorry about that. Our PM needed to justify his 3rd cumulative carbon tax.
@@FarmallFanatic We got it bad in NW Indiana.
Clearing out 2day in Southern Wisconsin. Amen. Still smoky smelly.
@@___PK__ Pretty much
Those old 756’s are stout machines!
Definitely
Excellent video Gino :) yes 756 Tractor did super 👌 job also Happy Holiday Weekend Canada Day 🇨🇦 July 1 , USA 🇺🇸 for July 4 Impendence Day and hope have safe too!
You too
Spent hours and hours on 756s plowing, field cultivating, chopping silage, even had IH 234 mounted corn picker shelled on the 756
They are definitely comfortable tractors
@@FarmallFanatic The hydraulic seat was comfortable, new and fun to raise and lower
That is definitely a nice feature
Ran my dads 706 gaser a lot but 806 diesel 👍my favorite!
Yeah you save a lot of money running a diesel
I keep expecting to see the Super MTA in the opening montage. Got that ground looking good. Have a blessed and happy 4th of July.
Eventually I'll slam one together
Nice 756 ❤ that one
I’m behind on everyone’s videos. I’ve been flat out with working on the place.
The cultimulcher does a great job. Looks like sand out there now.
For sure
Gave the critter a good run. Should have a level seedbed to plant in now.
Those are baseball diamonds across the way! I couldn't figure what was over there! LOL!
Softball but yep
What temp does your 756 work at ? The gauge on my 504 goes to the middle of the gauge. I shot the thermostat housing with infared gun about 190 deg.
I'm gonna guess right around one eighty
I'm from Louisiana
I love all of your videos. My name is Edward
Thank you
That was fun. Old girl sounds good. Just out of curiosity, would the MTD pull that as well as the 756?
I think it would be close
Needed a little 17hmr to give that little bunny 🐇 a tickel on the way out to the field , leave the Doe🦌 she's just a grazing...like you said that cultivater makes a nice finish and the 756 she's just a purring.
I have one... My focus is more along the lines of the woodchucks
I've missed seeing the 756! Pretty wet here....
It was supposed to rain again yesterday and did not
I would like to get a cultimulcher but have the front with a crowfoot packer type. Do you drop the shovels at all when you are working the ground?
Yes I do
Cory, I was wondering the same thing, ,, It seems pretty ineffective at erasing the furrow the disk left, and in many places the marks from the rear tractor tires. Some vegetation seems nearly untouched as well.
With Geno's aggregate based soils I was quite surprised to see that.
That 756 is wound up like an 8 day clock. Coming from tobacco and produce, I know exactly how it is. You just got to cultivate something.
You got that section by itself plant a field of popcorn sell bulk popcorn in the fall that give you something to cultivate
I did plant it today
Next video will we see you with the M and a 4 row modle 10 lister planter? My Dad used to say half mile rows slip the old girl in forth and plant 80 acres in a day.
Oh in fourth gear you could plant fast and a lot of acres
How is the new barn coming along,have they started anything yet?
I got a quote but I have to level the ground out a little more
Plant it with sweet corn the Bambino’s and the neighbors will be happy
Lol
Lambs quarter makes a delicious sauce and is nice on a salad.
My fields are loaded with it in the deer love it
When looking for 756's would you lean the gas or diesel direction?
Depends on the application but probably diesel
... 756... pick up sticks.... BOOOOOOOOM.....!!!!
Looks like you have that Canadian smoke cloud hanging out
It was really bad here
Deer are really pretty and I like them, but they can be a nuisance. They’re tasty too
Oh we definitely eat em
Big doe. Seeing any fawns?
Yea
The drone footage was great!
That 756 is a really good tractor. It sounds great.
Cute Doe. She was alone?
Yes it was
I'll bet it feels good to get the carbon worked out of the 756
Big time
Field looks great. I would pull
it a little deeper or the teeth
are wore out.
I do two passes the first pass I don't bury it
Has to around the same years as my uncles 656 has same emblems international up top Farmall below most are the other way don’t see many this way. That tractor sounds about the same as a 656
Yep just about ten horse power more
Need those duals on
Definitely
Have you thought about a ROPS canopy? Be better on an old man like you😛
It actually has crossed my mind
Every once in e while you have to blow the carbon out.
That's about it too
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Ain’t it getting a little late for planting? Field looks great.🇺🇸🫡👊
just depends on what you're planting