Fleet of Farmalls

grandpa Love · Feb 29, 2020

Got all 4 out today.

Cleaned the M up a bit.

Janicholson · Feb 29, 2020

Red seems to be encroaching on grey !!!! Jim

johnofnewhaven · Feb 29, 2020

Great picture. You definitely have a collection building!

lee little · Feb 29, 2020

You are doing good ! I love my old Farmalls.

grandpa Love · Feb 29, 2020

For now. Got a Naa I'm gonna go pick up in a week or so and the M will go to my dad's. Then it will be 3 Fords and 3 Farmalls. And the Allis B.

55 50 Ron · Feb 29, 2020

You have the narrow fronts set to the "wide" position. That makes for "very hard" steering on these tractors without power steering. I don't know how old you are, but if you're young and strong, you probably don't have trouble with hard steering. If they were mine, I would be changing them to the narrowest position. The narrow position is also safer for traveling in road gear, at least in my opinion.

grandpa Love · Feb 29, 2020

50 50 Ron, what do I need to do to switch em? Wheels go inside the brackets?

55 50 Ron · Feb 29, 2020

The rim brackets go inside the wheels. I'm defining the wheels as the red color part. Some folks say the hub has to come off to switch the rims, but that's not necessary if you "do it right".

lee little · Feb 29, 2020

You are doing good ! I love my old Farmalls.

55 50 Ron · Feb 29, 2020

It's a bit hard to see the wheel-to-rim detail. Can you post a close up picture of a wheel/rim of each tractor. I think some of the very early "H"s and "M"s had rim brackets that wouldn't allow any side ways movement. There are folks on here that probably know that detail.

old · Feb 29, 2020

Not even close to what I have and I only use one out of the 7 plus I have. By the way are you going to pay fr those manuals?

formerly ny bill · Feb 29, 2020

nice herd! keep your thumbs on the outside of the steering wheel on the H and M. If you hit a stone with one tire, the wheel can spin fast ehough that you could end up with a broken thumb.
I thought the A was your dad's, too.

Rich'sToys · Feb 29, 2020

(quoted from post at 21:28:07 02/29/20) For now. Got a Naa I'm gonna go pick up in a week or so and the M will go to my dad's. Then it will be 3 Fords and 3 Farmalls. And the Allis B.

Did you get rid of your MM? Or is that Mick's tractor?

MJ in the UK · Mar 1, 2020

Hi and well done Grandpa and family. All you need is four more and you will have as many as me. 1923 10-20 1940 Farmall BN 1942 W6 1945 Farmall H 1949 Farmall M 1956 B250 1956 B250 1961 B414 and at 76 years old I am still collecting. MJ

1946 BN IHC · Mar 1, 2020

Not certain of the H & M but if they are anything like the B & BN with the two front wheel set then all one needs to do is to revers the wheel in other woods turn the wheel rim around and re install. The wheel lugs are off set so turning around the rim moves the complete wheel in or out.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 1, 2020

The King of Farmalls!

showcrop · Mar 1, 2020

(quoted from post at 21:55:37 02/29/20) Not even close to what I have and I only use one out of the 7 plus I have. By the way are you going to pay fr those manuals?

Hey young fella! Now maybe you have more, and I could be wrong, but grandpa's picture maxes it look like his are all running , LOL!

plowhand · Mar 1, 2020

Fire em up and record for all of us to hear..thank you

grandpa Love · Mar 1, 2020

Rich's toys, the MM has moved on to a
young man in SC. My dad gave Mick the
Farmall A.

caterpillar guy · Mar 1, 2020

To switch them you have to have the 3 loops on the inside of the casting for the narrow setting. You have to have all 3 unbolted then wiggle jiggle and get them over the casting. Then bolt back up. Then the fun begins since you will now have less room for the second one. Same procedure. It will steer easier though.

JK-NY · Mar 1, 2020

Looking good! I didn?t know you had the H and M. You will need a bigger shed pretty soon.

GordoSD · Mar 1, 2020

Looks like Grandpa needs an early complete oil filter assembly. Got one on a parts H?

grandpa Love · Mar 1, 2020

H has been here a week. M for 2 weeks.

Geo-TH,In · Mar 1, 2020

I wish all my tractors road like my 1950 Farmall C.
It has a Cadillac ride. Love the old Monroe seat with a shock absorber and coil spring.
geo

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