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Andy Motteberg

10-22-2007 23:07:05

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This M Farmall is for sale for $4500 in the photo ads (not mine). It looks kind of neat with the backhoe. Never seen anything like that on a M.

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jason, NW Ontario

10-23-2007 20:06:29

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

Looks tippier than grandma on a log after the creme de menthe...

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Billy NY

10-23-2007 13:39:44

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

I saw that one too, there has been quite a few interesting old style hoes on some of the tractors in the ads, and very tempting as I sure could make use of one. The large bucket with the narrow front would intimidate me, but with the hoe on the back, maybe it's balanced better.

This particular one would probably not interest me, being a narrow front, but even as is, it would be very handy thing to have at a farm, you can do so many little things with one and it sure beats having to rent something for a small job or doing it by hand. I'm sure they might be slow and you really have to use care with them to not hammer the tractor and the mounts, as well as being careful where you use it, but for the small jobs, probably something many would appreciate having at their disposal.

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Aaron Ford

10-23-2007 09:32:24

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

My knuckles and shins hurt just looking at that. Neat tractor, definitely an eye toward the practical. Thanks for posting the pic.

Aaron

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10-23-2007 09:22:59

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

That's too much!

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old

10-23-2007 08:35:36

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

The backhoe is a scout brand back hoe. I have one on an 8N. There a good backhoe and will dig a deep hole compared to backhoe of today. I can dig almost 18 foot down with the one I have

Hobby farm

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LarryD

10-23-2007 06:52:41

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

Am I wrong or are the back wheels on wrong? Shouldn't the wheels dish towards the outside rather than the inside?

I picked up an M recently with it's wheels the same as this. It looks like they've been that way for many many years as I'm having a devil of a time trying to get the wheel clamp bolts loose.

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RustyFarmall

10-23-2007 06:57:27

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to LarryD, 10-23-2007 06:52:41

The rear wheels can go either way, depending on what is needed for a particular row spacing or whatever. The Ms and the Hs were delivered to the original dealer with the rear wheels installed as you see them in the picture. The tractors were easier to fit on the truck or flatbed rail car that way.

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dej(jed)

10-23-2007 05:20:05

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

What a mess that is ..... They ruined a perfectly good tractor.

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rrlund

10-23-2007 07:14:37

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to dej(jed), 10-23-2007 05:20:05

Can't leave them all pristine and parade them. They were made to work. Besides,they spared an Oliver and used a dime a dozen IH. :)

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glennster

10-23-2007 05:55:03

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to dej(jed), 10-23-2007 05:20:05

i dont think they ruined it, the original tractor is still under there, all you have to do is unbolt the accesories. that is a right handy set up there. backhoe is a handy piece of equipment to have on a farm. sure beats the heck out of replacing tiles with a shovel!!! them old hoe's were pretty much self contained. hydraulic pump was driven off the pto on the tractor. you back the tractor up to the hoe, bolt er up and away you go. that way you didnt need a dedicated tractor on a hoe.

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CWL

10-23-2007 05:43:38

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to dej(jed), 10-23-2007 05:20:05

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Sometimes function is a higher priority that looks. I bet it's a real bear to steer with any weight in the front bucket though!

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Tradititonal Farmer

10-23-2007 04:01:49

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Andy Motteberg, 10-22-2007 23:07:05

I have a M that had a backhoe and still has the front end of a 1940's Ford car mounted on it

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Jerry Coulter

10-23-2007 09:03:29

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Re: Check out this Farmall M! in reply to Tradititonal Farmer, 10-23-2007 04:01:49

could you post a picture of it?

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