How to Plow with a Farmall H. Antique farm tractor in operation on the farm. Vintage farm tractor in operation on the farm. #farmallfanatic #farmall #antiquetractors
Just as a reminder The Chautauqua Co. Antique Equipment Assoc. will have a plow day this Saturday May 14th starting at 9:00 in Stockton, N.Y. near the corner of the Stockton/ Hartfield Rd and Bowen Rd behind the Stockton Township Highway barns. This is a short distance from our club grounds on Cemetery Rd. This event was rescheduled from last Saturday. From the four corners in Stockton head west on Railroad Ave that becomes the Stockton/ Hartfield Rd.
Nothing sounds better than a letter series Farmall purring. Can you imagine back in the day sitting on a Johnny Popper having to listen to the popping and banging all day? Really took a strong back and weak mind to buy a Johnny Popper back in the day. Farmall was so far ahead.
That is the perfect setting on that two bottom plow and farmall H is pulling it really well and the perfect depth, and I think my grandfather had a two bottom plow exactly the same thing and the year was a 1941 two bottom plow 👍👍
Just a little bit more to know on that little genius plow than the ones I used to run . Which was pull the hydraulic lever lol . Great video as always Geno !
I enjoy watching your old farm equipment work ! There are not too many people still doing this out there . It's still wet for me to do any tilling . I'm hoping maybe Thursday or Friday it will be dry enough . Thanks for sharing and have a great evening !
All action. Red power 💪💥 good bit of ploughin 👍 I've just landed a couple of of acres to plough with my Doncaster built international B250 and international B200 plough which was one of the first international ploughs built for the 3 point hitch usin a lot of the parts that were used in their trailing ploughs 👌 great video 👍
Might be a good idea to pickup a 2 bottom Oliver or IH and some more little genius! Parts parts parts! Also wearing a hat is a must when driving tractor lol
My father and I are going to a plow day on the 14th of May this year in Stark NH across from the old POW camp. We will be plowing with a farmall 400 and a John Dear 3 bottom plow on steal. Last time the we used that plow it did not go into the ground so after making adjustments we hope it plows better.
Farmall Fanitic :) that nice plow and Farmall H 1949 one drove years ago was 1945 Farmall H basic model row crop too! Funny part my neighbor has Farm Hand tires back with Good Year and tractor fully restored this winter except 12 Volt Negative ground with 1978 GM Delco Alternator 100 amp it got new Cooper tires on front and back wheels ! Why rebuilt because clutch get old also need transmission rebuilt plus motor did lots acres in time ! Want fun part he bought off Farmall dealership in our area in 1972 when first got worked at General Motors in Oshawa Ontario plant plus stills farm no animal since 1979 and does cash crops also retirement of GM in 2013 ! Farm still today 2500 acres owns only 850 out 2500 rest rents ! Also that Farmall H he got me rebuilt up with paint plus decals put on !
The Plowed area looks sort of rough, Been over 60 years since I plowed, and it was with an old WD 45 with a 3-16 Snap-coupler hitch plow, But When adjusted fore and aft, side to side it was hard to tell the furow passes apart..... the surface was smooth.... Sometimes the only indication was a wee bit of yellow sub soil the last moldboard from the previous pass left on the surface.... And the Old Allis was in 3rd gear, wide 0pen..... about 5 miles and hour..... At night the Exhaust manfold and muffler would glow a cherry Red in the dark,, you could light a cigarette off it..........
I saw black smoke, is the carburetor set rich, sounds like it is. The rim of the rear wheel should be at ground height when wheel is furrow and pulling.
Started with an H and little 2x16 plow dont know what the number was looks like that plow. Only it wasnt painted nice like that. It was a rustic grey faded
@@FarmallFanatic Dad used a McCormick 2 bottom behind his. Don't recall the model number. That's been almost 50 years ago. I do remember it had 14 inch bottoms.
Just as a reminder The Chautauqua Co. Antique Equipment Assoc. will have a plow day this Saturday May 14th starting at 9:00 in Stockton, N.Y. near the corner of the Stockton/ Hartfield Rd and Bowen Rd behind the Stockton Township Highway barns. This is a short distance from our club grounds on Cemetery Rd. This event was rescheduled from last Saturday. From the four corners in Stockton head west on Railroad Ave that becomes the Stockton/ Hartfield Rd.
Nothing sounds better than a letter series Farmall purring. Can you imagine back in the day sitting on a Johnny Popper having to listen to the popping and banging all day? Really took a strong back and weak mind to buy a Johnny Popper back in the day. Farmall was so far ahead.
Ahahahahahahaha no I can't imagine that
I love to watch your videos showing how these old tractors can still do a great job of plowing and working your fields. 🚀👍🏻
I learned to plow back in the mid 50's with an old AC and a plow like this, enjoyed the video
Cheers from Indiana. Working on getting my Papaw’s old H and M running so appreciate the motivation.
It's a good time
Gotta love the sound of n H under load!!! Nice job bud!! 💥 Boom!! 💥
That H always sounds soooo gooood!
That is the perfect setting on that two bottom plow and farmall H is pulling it really well and the perfect depth, and I think my grandfather had a two bottom plow exactly the same thing and the year was a 1941 two bottom plow 👍👍
Another good one FF 👌🏻looked like you had a nice day to be out on the H-ster😎keep crushin it hoss💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏻
Now that's the way to plow, turning in over good job
I love seeing these old Farmall tractors being used. Reminds me of using my dad's I'll 130 to plow with.
130s are nice 👌
I'm 13 and just got my first h here in delaware
That's awesome 👌
Congratulations Mary👍👍👍
Congrats
Your so damn smart with these 🚜 🚜 🚜. Great job
Just a little bit more to know on that little genius plow than the ones I used to run . Which was pull the hydraulic lever lol . Great video as always Geno !
It's all eye sight adjusting...easy peasy
I enjoy watching your old farm equipment work ! There are not too many people still doing this out there . It's still wet for me to do any tilling . I'm hoping maybe Thursday or Friday it will be dry enough . Thanks for sharing and have a great evening !
We're nice and dry here...rain Saturday
Looking good FF, enjoyed the video as always. Man that H looks good 👍
H stands for Handy
All action. Red power 💪💥 good bit of ploughin 👍 I've just landed a couple of of acres to plough with my Doncaster built international B250 and international B200 plough which was one of the first international ploughs built for the 3 point hitch usin a lot of the parts that were used in their trailing ploughs 👌 great video 👍
Stopping bye to show some love. Miss your live streams but your doing a great job with your videos. Take care
Triple D 💥BOOM 💥
Nice tractor !
Great video! I brought home my 48 H 2 weeks ago!
Excellent 👊
@@FarmallFanatic I wish you could see my fleet! Done a few odds and ends on the H and picking up a set of fenders on Saturday
Great video! Just goes to show you those plows were built to last 💥💥
Forever
Looks great to me. Can’t get any better
The H is plowing very well!
Looked like you got it working fine!
She turnin'
Boom! Mount up! Nice getting it going again.
Regulators! 🤣
Good video good job man
Doesn’t matter what color it is, but a properly setup plow is a thing of beauty!
Might be a good idea to pickup a 2 bottom Oliver or IH and some more little genius! Parts parts parts! Also wearing a hat is a must when driving tractor lol
I left it in the barn and was like screw it lol
@@FarmallFanatic lol
My father and I are going to a plow day on the 14th of May this year in Stark NH across from the old POW camp. We will be plowing with a farmall 400 and a John Dear 3 bottom plow on steal. Last time the we used that plow it did not go into the ground so after making adjustments we hope it plows better.
Gotta use it to know
I'm 13 and got a two bottom international with the same looks as your exepet the wheels and I have a mccormick deering w4 standard 1945 here in ny
Nice 👊
@@FarmallFanatic thank you
Farmall Fanitic :) that nice plow and Farmall H 1949 one drove years ago was 1945 Farmall H basic model row crop too! Funny part my neighbor has Farm Hand tires back with Good Year and tractor fully restored this winter except 12 Volt Negative ground with 1978 GM Delco Alternator 100 amp it got new Cooper tires on front and back wheels ! Why rebuilt because clutch get old also need transmission rebuilt plus motor did lots acres in time ! Want fun part he bought off Farmall dealership in our area in 1972 when first got worked at General Motors in Oshawa Ontario plant plus stills farm no animal since 1979 and does cash crops also retirement of GM in 2013 ! Farm still today 2500 acres owns only 850 out 2500 rest rents ! Also that Farmall H he got me rebuilt up with paint plus decals put on !
Nice 👊
@@FarmallFanatic thank you
Farmall H and a 2 btm turning dirt, brings back a lot of great memories of 40+yrs ago, Red Power💥💥💥
Works like new 👌
70 years back for me. 1953 i was herding an h and plow like that down the furrow only wasxa narrow front on our h
The Plowed area looks sort of rough, Been over 60 years since I plowed, and it was with an old WD 45 with a 3-16 Snap-coupler hitch plow, But When adjusted fore and aft, side to side it was hard to tell the furow passes apart..... the surface was smooth.... Sometimes the only indication was a wee bit of yellow sub soil the last moldboard from the previous pass left on the surface.... And the Old Allis was in 3rd gear, wide 0pen..... about 5 miles and hour..... At night the Exhaust manfold and muffler would glow a cherry Red in the dark,, you could light a cigarette off it..........
Great combo! I might have to get a plow like that for my H. Don't see many around here though..
There's one for sale in Stillwater, PA
Wow Wee digging deep!! 😆 Great video! Unfortunately my Little Genius is so whipped it's just a lawn ornament with flowers around. 😆
Parts lol
My dad had a 3 furrow with a seed planted box on top , planted 2 rows of potatoes for years & years 👍🏻🥔
Hello looks like plowing okay 10" maybe to deep but looks great Gino. Have a great night
I made adjustments n got it zoned in
@@FarmallFanatic That's cool you have a good night. Would take you phone one of these days
Red Power 💪❤️ parts need special care today .
( Hi McCormick)
Keep up the good work I’m gonna plow with my farmall m diesel for the fist time
What state?
Playing in the dirt is one of my favorite activities.
I wait all winter
nice plow. I think i like it being pull instead of pick up.
Definitely older school
I could smell the dirt all the way over here on Ohio.
How do you get the plow to follow right straight with the tractor like you have? I'm very new still with my plowing. I keep trying tho.
The plow furrow wheel and tractor furrow wheel are lined up perfectly
Ok thankyou
I saw black smoke, is the carburetor set rich, sounds like it is. The rim of the rear wheel should be at ground height when wheel is furrow and pulling.
Yes
Do you have to steer at all with that wide front or does the tractor just track along with the furrow?
Very little
@@FarmallFanatic oh man... I might fall asleep by the time I made it to the fence row if I had a fancy setup like that
Farmall/red power auction in Ripley next week. Just a heads up
Chesley?
@@FarmallFanatic Mike Peterson
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Red Power!
H stands for Hercules! 💣
Could you tell me the row spacing for a 2 bottom plow like yours I’m buying one for my H but I don’t know what wheel spacing to set it to
Twenty five and a half inches from the center of the p t o shaft to the inside edge of the right tire
@@FarmallFanatic thanks man I appreciate it RED POWER BOOM 💥
What should my tire spacing be if I have a 1948 H
25.5" from center pto to inside edge of tire for 2x14s
Does it have to be a certain depth?
I always figured 8"
@@FarmallFanatic 👍
Started with an H and little 2x16 plow dont know what the number was looks like that plow. Only it wasnt painted nice like that. It was a rustic grey faded
This old equipment still works today
When are you going to have "corn binder" video ???
Fall
Third gear?
Yes
I like your videos but I thought you would know more about running and setting a plow after all that you have done.
Did you watch the video?
Plow couldn't have been set any better
@@FarmallFanatic yes I did, that’s why I commented.
So the plow wasn't set right but the dirt turned like butter 🤔 ok
you don't have a plier pouch?
Yea my pants pocket
@@FarmallFanatic lol
Your Super C should pull that plow just fine. The C my Dad had would pull a 2 bottom no problem.
Tomorrow's video will prove it...indirectly
@@FarmallFanatic Dad used a McCormick 2 bottom behind his. Don't recall the model number. That's been almost 50 years ago. I do remember it had 14 inch bottoms.
You need to check that with a tape its probably7 inches deep
I definitely will
Y
Y not
Too much downtime on your video: motormouth, piddling around with equipment adjustments and camera.
Don't like it? Move on!
Red Power!