You guys are more interesting

David G · Oct 13, 2009

I have been monitoring the MH/MF forum since I started on the 44, but you guys are a lot more interesting, and post more. I miss talking on this forum and may have to work on the H just to talk.

rustyfarmall · Oct 13, 2009

We could talk about your 44 on this forum also. I actually know quite a bit about 44s. I know they are red, usually have 4 wheels, and most of them have some sort of internal combustion engine connected to the rear wheels through a transmission. What am I missing?

Anonymous-0 · Oct 13, 2009

it has 2 say ih on it!! not realy but i have a 44 also so i cant complain.. well maybe i can because its in shambles in my shop!!

Darwindo · Oct 13, 2009

Hey Rusty, you are right on! My Dad's had a big round oil stain on the cement under it too! But then again so did the M and the 4020! I guess they all have alot in common.

Jason the Red · Oct 13, 2009

Amen David. I check in on this forum just about daily just to see what kind of problems people are having (with their tractors) and who thinks they know the most. I'm a rookie at working on tractors, but can admit this forum has helped me bunches on fixing my H up. Everyone on here is great and keep on sharing the knowledge as well as entertaining the masses!!

eric y · Oct 13, 2009

i too have a 44 H and one of those green ones they both have a dark stain under them they are only marking there spots in the barn HA HA HA

rustyfarmall · Oct 13, 2009

Yep, once you get beyond the color of the paint and the shape of the sheet metal, there just ain't a whole lot of difference.

rustyfarmall · Oct 13, 2009

Yep, once you get beyond the color of the paint and the shape of the sheet metal, there just ain't a whole lot of difference. Shoot, we'll even talk about those pesty little gray Fords if you want to. :lol:

:wink:

Mike CA · Oct 13, 2009

Post some pictures of the H, and let's get to work! 8)

David G · Oct 13, 2009

I have quite an assortment to work on. John Deere 4020D, John Deere LX280, Ford 6610 with loader, H, 44, Cub 123 and cub 102. Most were my dads that I am in the process of restoring. The first 3 tractors are actively used. All of them leak except the 4020, because we spent last winter plugging the leaks on that one. The H comes in second with only two leaks on the belt pulley and PTO.

Darwindo · Oct 13, 2009

Seals for that H are cheap! Let"s start turnin some wrenches.

David G · Oct 13, 2009

I am trying to beat the winter to get my new shop finished and the old shed demolished. I believe that winter is winning here in the Midwest.

Pat-CT · Oct 13, 2009

yea, i bought a JD60 and sometimes getting help on the green forum is like pulling teeth

cazzhrdwd · Oct 13, 2009

I just don't know how to explain it guys. I'm 36 years old and a Farmall just screams classic to me. I have people come over and they see the old smta in my garage and they just look at me and say why. Then I start it, then they understand. It is an addiction.

David G · Oct 14, 2009

Wow, that looks nice

Red Mist · Oct 14, 2009

(quoted from post at 16:18:18 10/13/09) I have been monitoring the MH/MF forum since I started on the 44, but you guys are a lot more interesting, and post more. I miss talking on this forum and may have to work on the H just to talk.

It's true. We are a bunch of fun-loving jokers.
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