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After some time in the field this exact machine did indeed clean right up, it stopped wet-stacking about 8 - 12 acres in pulling a 3 bottom plow, now it runs as strong and smoothly as ever, of course I also did a complete service on this machine before it started work

The fenders on that Farmall h are from a Minneapolis Moline model U

I am from India I have a 420 John Deere I need spare part

Nice to see that there’s still people that’s into antique tractors I’m currently trying to sell my 1944 John Deere B I’ve done a lot of work to it trying to sell to get another tractor

Love to have that f20

there was some combine motors fit them

1956, we had an F20 with mounted 2 row corn picker. Used that fall only as my Dad, brother and I had to go after corn picked and pick up by hand the other half of the ears left in 80 acres. Back breaking even at just 10 years old!

Nice old tractors

Are you interested in a rebuilt 1020 motor and 2 1020 parts tractors?

only pull spark retard down about 1/3 then after start /warm up advance to best sound never close thumb around crank always pull up on crank one handed i have been around them all my live still have 5 /1 reg good looking red iron

What are the fenders that are on the H off of ?

F 20 serial number should be on top of frame near bell housing on left side. Can be hard to find

What did you say? 4:52 7:16 8:50 12:51 😂

Good job men!

that F-20 really looks nice. i have one and it is my favorite tractor. it is a perfect match to a new holland 77 baler, the farmall a and b... that thick wheel, thin wheel. that lift that is powered by exhaust... well it looked good on paper. there are alot of these tractors still running so they must be good. speaking of good, i watch your channel first. it is a favorite of mine. best holiday wishes and let's make 2025 the best year yet.

Unstyled is right.

Mine is a 300lp

Very exciting

Didn't they start building the C in 48 ?

Iv'e done quite a few since 1962 , my advice is , get on the flywheel backwards and forwards a hair at a time

Early D would have been a 201, your D is a square tube, so it must be a 226. Which was the toughest little engine ever made, powerful compact great on fuel! Allis Chalmers 👍👍

Keep up the great work! Guys like you are needed.

Where you located?

I'm surprised the cylinders didn't look a lot worse than they did. My uncle unstuck the engine in an Allis D17 with white vinegar once. We couldn't believe how well that tractor ran after being stuck. Good luck!

Asking ?

Beautifully done!!! Hope my son's, @Countryadventures65 , turns out that nice! Thanks for making these videos!!!!

Such a beauty, although I do like the looks of the next series with the white painted front and coves

It went from almost restored to polished. What happened?

Is that a keeper

Yep its junk.

Lookin forward to this one !

location? interested if price right

Where did you get new radiator from?

The "A" looks like it has had good care during its life,, the "C" It's harder to tell because the shot is from too far away in the short that can't be enlarged..

Saw a TD-6 for sale on Craigslist today and thought of you. Could be a some good videos. Salem, WI

So, do you guys sell the tractors after restoring them, or do you keep them

Would you be interested in a farmall b I have for sale

Go for the “A”- looks like a good project for you!!

Excellent job.

Looks great

In the late’60’s I kinda learned how to drive on a farmall H and a M…. Brings back memories like the sounds etc…. Too cool!!

where did you buy that radiator?

It’s coming along !

I hope you don't leave all them tractors sit outside

What happened to the old radiator

Do you find a lot of water in the rear end of those old Farmalls? Those platform bolts tend to leak water in. We know people that had frozen rear ends in the winter and had use Knipco heater before they could move.

😊😊 U have 2 use the choke a bit because the tractor 🚜 😮 is cold and U push the choke back in a bit so it will run it has 2 warm up be 4 it will run on its own 😊😊 OMG 11 28 2O24

Super cool, how can I get my tractor restored by you

My father and uncle worked on a lot of Massey Harris tractor's in Northern Ontario when I was a kid. There were only a few 44's as I recall and most were used for running sawmills. There were a lot more 22's 30's and Pony tractors. They could work in the. bush a little better. Thanks for sharing the experience of restoring the old Massey it brings back memories. It's possible the 44 you have was built in Toronto Canada.

That’s a sweet model “A”… The unstyled Deeres are so cool!!;