Well, for my two pence worth… I am much younger than most people who run or restore Farmall tractors, but in the unusual position of having grown up using a Farmall M all the time. My Dad did start buying newer tractors and newer machinery, but somehow I just can't enjoy them like I do the Farmall M. When we cut hay, the other boys are out there with the big disc mowers and four wheel drive tractors. I just keep running with the 1939 Farmall M. I cut with the 7ft GL-25-VO mower, rake with a three bar side delivery rake and tedder and bale with a Number 45 baler. The Farmall M runs them all and I wont have it any other way. Crops are seeded with a 1939 Sunshine seed drill, also pulled with the Farmall M. They are harvested with a Sunshine 6B Reaper & Binder and the M has no trouble at all. My Dad sold his old AW-7 Diesel tractor when I was away, but when the chap tried to buy the Farmall M he said: "No, my son would never talk to me again". Not quite true, but he knows how I feel about that tractor. So in the last year I added a 1940 Farmall H, which we put on steel wheels, and a 1947 Farmall M on rubber. Don't need air conditioning, don't need radio, don't need a cabin and don't need 12 volt electrics either. My grandfather worked the farm with an F12, then a Farmall H and then the Farmall M I learnt to drive on. If he could do it with those machines, so can I.
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