ALL THIS "Action" with NO beet-juice tire fill, No 4wheel drive, NO Power Stearing, NO Tire chains, NO R14s,NO glow plugs,NO Diesel Belching fumes,NO power-amgle & NO "Hydro-slack-o-howl-o-matic Trans-missing" tranfer-case.... How was this possible? Just "Old-school" "tryed& True Technologies". WAY TO GO!
I don't know, I watched you plow snow last year and I thought you were doing as well this time. I was impressed with the traction. To me, it looked like it was just as good as being loaded. Little cubby doing a great job. See you soon.
Now you done made me jump again! That train had no business coming right through your yard and driveway! Definitely a jump-worthy scene of possible destruction and catastrophe!!! Loved seeing the ole red spin but not quit! I’m amazed as always! Red power rules!
The cub handled the snow ❄️ like a champ. Floating bucket is a must in my opinion. Amazingly there are some tractors that don’t offer that function as standard.
I remember thinking the same thing last year,no way without chains and not only did it work but it worked well,great machine… Nice to see people using them,another great video! Thanks for sharing.
I made a 12" long wing for the left side of the blade because I got tired of spillage. Save me a lot of clean up time. It was mounted on a pipe inside of a locking collar and pipe so I could adjust height and angle and the main part was two pieces of rubber belting sandwiched over a steel bar. Would 100% do it again if I ever moved where I needed snow removal equipment.
My grandfather had a cub. Got to drive it once when I was about 10 and almost ran over my dad. Grandpa had a single bottom plow and sickle mower, don’t believe he had a snowplow for it. Never saw the plow on the cub but he did use the sickle mower a lot in the summer, mostly cutting the grass at the local park and baseball field. Don’t know what became of it after his death. You did a great job of plowing. My dad had a John Deere H with a homemade plow that we used. I love the old tractors, such simple tech knowledge.
The "Fitty Five" plowing snow....9 miles to town and back.... up hill both ways.... with NO chains(that means in its BARE FEET).... BOOOOOOOOM.......!!!
I've got to get my Cub Cadet set up and ready for snow. Nice Cub you have! Hope to pick up one some day. I also have a MF 65, it's not IH but at least it's not Green.😁
When we were growing up we had a pull behind grader blade attached to an antique wagon. My dad would drive our Farmall and the boys would take turns on the grader adjusting the leveling of the blade. We froze our butts off. Then he bought us a Chevel, a snow Chevel!
Love the video. I had to do this a few years ago with my CaseIH, did my drive and the county road as well. The snow drifted up and closed the county road. My neighbor came out with his CaseIH. Looked good RED in the snow. Take Care.
Nice plowing tractor…with no extra weight but only tire chains, my ‘52 Super C has 10” bolt on plow extensions to push a lot more snow than without chains. Enjoy!
It did good and no chains. If the wheel weights work that good, that's the better option then filled. No rims rusting out with the weights. Have a great weekend F.F! See ya!
That is so impressive. Built 68 years ago and that efficient. I don't enjoy winter like I used to. It's not the snow, it's the cold. Tell us, climate change/global warming? Yes or no? Lol. Does a great job.
Looks good! I just started plowing snow with mine this year. It’s a lot of fun! I have rear wheel weights on mine and it seems to do pretty good in the snow.
The Cub always amazes me on its versatility with its size. I own one it handles all the tasks I ask of it. I love the train and the snow plow video this is my version of the hallmark channel for the holidays!
Something about a 68 year old tractor out doing one of the jobs it was designed to do and doing it effortlessly . Thanks Gino ! “love the cub club” Maybe a T shirt lol 🇺🇸
That'd the only time I would not like to be at your farm 😂😂😂😂. To cold for me down in Panama it get cold at 65 thats as low as it get here by the Panama canal. God bless you and the farmall too
She ran smooth as a sowing machine . Oh dang 10 inches of snow already that would be a lot for us . That's about the most I have seen come down ever around that 8 or 10 inch mark and that was once or twice . I have seen where it drifted in areas that are deeper . Most years if we get snow it's 1 to 3 inches . We still get the dang cold though lol . Thanks for sharing !
Excellent video Gino :) for 1955 Farmall Cub with blade got set & I never use Cub or Blade on front ever and did loader tractor Desiel fuel with buckets ! But did use blade on back of gas Farmall no row crop and John Deere tractor gas row crop and my dad small and big Desiel fuel loaders with blade on back 3 years of home farm plus rent ones driveway because lots snow came in too ! Was task to do and push out toughness parts back !
Ya done good. In conversation with a big CNY farm operator, he said they add extra weights vs. loading tires. Much cheaper n easier fixing flats and a whole lot less wheel rim deterioration. Which brought back some memories of issues experienced with my 450 I'd acquired from a late neighbor's dispersal auction. He was the neighborhood go-to for fixes.... and there I learned again that the painter's house is always needing. . .. I swapped a Grove Super 10 from chassis too for a dealer for a set of those double ring chains... they work the nicest.... (for me). Trust Y'all had a nice Thanksgiving. Thanks for sharing. Ck out Pete on Just a Few Acres. 🖐😎🇺🇸♥️👍
You must get that beautiful lake effect snow , better you than me my friend. That little shit does a good job. Hope you and your family had a great thanksgiving 🦃🦃🦃
@@FarmallFanatic I miss the mountains. It's rather flat here. Also , there's a " green" distribution center here, I don't see a lot of Red Power . Not gonna miss that snow , that's for sure. 💪🏼❤
Looks good, I think my Cub will be fine on gravel with one set of weights, I might double them up on the Lo-Boy for the asphalt drive at Ma's place since I have an extra pair if I need them.
Hi from eastern Ontario Canada, and NO we don't have any accumulating snow yet, so no need to plow.Don't you have duals for that cub, and a carry-all for the back? Duals would give you more rubber on the ground for traction, and some cinder blocks on the carry-all to give that extra needed weight. Just a thought! Maybe the duals would make the track wider than the blade, would be interesting to measure it all out.
It's my observation and opinion that the plow should be raised an inch or two. So u r not dragging snow back over what was just plowed. The cub is doing a right nice job otherwise. If ur doing 8+ with no chains then u might be doing a 10 with chains. I would be happy with what I have just like it is. Thanks for ur videos. I enjoy them very much.
I see that you have the snow extension on top of the blade, that would alot. There is a fellow that put a cylinder on his cub & blade combo for power angle. I have a cub and blade but have never mounted it. I also have the similar setup for a C Farmall. I always thought it would be nice to have a power angle on my C and blade. You can plow to same side of road going both ways
Thanks for sharing! You looked like you were enjoying yourself way toonmuch! Just asking a question. Would you put a carry all on the cub for additional weight if need be?
Here, half an hour north of ND I may cut the grass tomorrow or next few days. 46 above, we had an inch of snow a while back but its mostly been bare, not a problem.
@@FarmallFanatic yes sir, your Cub is doing fine. I was going to suggest a little more weight on the drawbar but where the rubber meets the road is effectively your slip clutch to prevent damage.
I've done that before. And then I end up with 2 inches of ice on the driveway. But yeah I think we are going to melt ninety percent of this... Oh wait you and I have the same trucks 😆
I'm in a hole where I only got about an inch but it was blowing and the roads were a sheet of ice. You had a wet snow and I hate to plow wet snow on gravel. So much gets pushed into the grass. I do try to pack it down. I thought your cub would be light on the front but it looked like you were able to go straight without having to use your brake. You ever think of putting weight on the fast hitch? 40 gallon oil drum with sand or stone?
Doing a great job moving that "2" of snow that was commented a few videos back that was all a cub was good for pretty sure you were doing a lot more than 2 inches. Fifty degree weather took my 4" of snow away this time thanks for taking time to make the video
It turned out really good. Most of the stocks only had one year but they were huge. I'm talking with a couple of companies and determining what type of building I want
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ALL THIS "Action" with NO beet-juice tire fill, No 4wheel drive, NO Power Stearing, NO Tire chains, NO R14s,NO glow plugs,NO Diesel Belching fumes,NO power-amgle & NO "Hydro-slack-o-howl-o-matic Trans-missing" tranfer-case.... How was this possible? Just "Old-school" "tryed& True Technologies". WAY TO GO!
Absolutely 💯
Some nice plowing with that Cub!
Old iron can’t compete with modern day machinery without adding all sorts of assists!
Well Done!
I don't know, I watched you plow snow last year and I thought you were doing as well this time. I was impressed with the traction. To me, it looked like it was just as good as being loaded. Little cubby doing a great job. See you soon.
Yeah, there was a time or two when I thought I might need chains, but I got out of it
Now you done made me jump again! That train had no business coming right through your yard and driveway! Definitely a jump-worthy scene of possible destruction and catastrophe!!!
Loved seeing the ole red spin but not quit! I’m amazed as always! Red power rules!
Red Power vs The Starving Bull 😆
The cub handled the snow ❄️ like a champ. Floating bucket is a must in my opinion. Amazingly there are some tractors that don’t offer that function as standard.
Yeah it definitely saves a lot of stone
That little Cub does such a nice job of plowing that I wouldn't be afraid of backing my milk truck into your driveway
Especially for the finesse work at the end
I remember thinking the same thing last year,no way without chains and not only did it work but it worked well,great machine…
Nice to see people using them,another great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 👍
I made a 12" long wing for the left side of the blade because I got tired of spillage. Save me a lot of clean up time. It was mounted on a pipe inside of a locking collar and pipe so I could adjust height and angle and the main part was two pieces of rubber belting sandwiched over a steel bar. Would 100% do it again if I ever moved where I needed snow removal equipment.
I need like six inch wings
My grandfather had a cub. Got to drive it once when I was about 10 and almost ran over my dad. Grandpa had a single bottom plow and sickle mower, don’t believe he had a snowplow for it. Never saw the plow on the cub but he did use the sickle mower a lot in the summer, mostly cutting the grass at the local park and baseball field. Don’t know what became of it after his death. You did a great job of plowing. My dad had a John Deere H with a homemade plow that we used. I love the old tractors, such simple tech knowledge.
The best tractors were built from the 40s to the 80s
The "Fitty Five" plowing snow....9 miles to town and back.... up hill both ways.... with NO chains(that means in its BARE FEET).... BOOOOOOOOM.......!!!
😆
Nice looking job with the Cub.
Has been a lot of years since we had enough snow to plough. Looked like it did a great job. All the best 🇬🇧.
I'd love to not have to but at least the cub makes it fun
Little wheel spin, but you got it done!👍🏻
Keep it interesting lol
I've got to get my Cub Cadet set up and ready for snow. Nice Cub you have! Hope to pick up one some day. I also have a MF 65, it's not IH but at least it's not Green.😁
MF 65 is a nice tractor
Its cool to see the old stuff still working ........................................
They were ahead of their time
Your little cub done a great job looking good from here in Vermont 😂
Cubby is worth every penny. I'm convinced my first Farmall needs to be a cub now
Agree
When we were growing up we had a pull behind grader blade attached to an antique wagon. My dad would drive our Farmall and the boys would take turns on the grader adjusting the leveling of the blade. We froze our butts off. Then he bought us a Chevel, a snow Chevel!
Love the video. I had to do this a few years ago with my CaseIH, did my drive and the county road as well. The snow drifted up and closed the county road. My neighbor came out with his CaseIH. Looked good RED in the snow. Take Care.
That's a pretty good dump of snow there. Cubby did a good job plowing!
Another good video buddy, that looks like a wet and heavy snow and the ole cubby did a fine job
Dang y’all get that snow early
I’m in ga
Just planted oats
Yea was a little on the heavy side
Nice plowing tractor…with no extra weight but only tire chains, my ‘52 Super C has 10” bolt on plow extensions to push a lot more snow than without chains. Enjoy!
Yeah a super c is a nice tractor
The train shot was pretty cool!
Had to do it lol
Not ready for the white stuff but, it looks nice. It always looks nice when someone else is doing the clearing 😅
Right 😆
Yeah, that's starting good in the cold. It's pushing a lot!
It did good and no chains. If the wheel weights work that good, that's the better option then filled. No rims rusting out with the weights. Have a great weekend F.F! See ya!
Yeah i'm very happy with its performance thank you so much for watching
That is so impressive. Built 68 years ago and that efficient. I don't enjoy winter like I used to. It's not the snow, it's the cold. Tell us, climate change/global warming? Yes or no? Lol. Does a great job.
It definitely does a nice job i'm happy with it
@@FarmallFanatic climate change/global warming? No comment?😁
@@williamsnipes7608 you already know my thoughts on that lol
Thanks for the video 😃
thank you
Looks good! I just started plowing snow with mine this year. It’s a lot of fun! I have rear wheel weights on mine and it seems to do pretty good in the snow.
Yea they work like a bear!
Good display of "Red Power" there. 👍🏻 Thanks for the ride along. I'm cold now. 🤣 I'm going to go set by the fire, so to speak. 😂 Take care.
I had hand warmers in my gloves...game changer
The Cub always amazes me on its versatility with its size. I own one it handles all the tasks I ask of it. I love the train and the snow plow video this is my version of the hallmark channel for the holidays!
Something about a 68 year old tractor out doing one of the jobs it was designed to do and doing it effortlessly . Thanks Gino ! “love the cub club”
Maybe a T shirt lol 🇺🇸
They really built them well didn't they?
@@FarmallFanatic yes sir , engineers designed things back then to last 100 years . I wish I could buy anything that will last more than 10 years now .
What a tough little cub, love watching that thing work. Can't believe you western PA ers already have snow... none here in Southern Lancaster yet
Yea we get abused lol
That'd the only time I would not like to be at your farm 😂😂😂😂.
To cold for me down in Panama it get cold at 65 thats as low as it get here by the Panama canal.
God bless you and the farmall too
No that would be interesting
She ran smooth as a sowing machine . Oh dang 10 inches of snow already that would be a lot for us . That's about the most I have seen come down ever around that 8 or 10 inch mark and that was once or twice . I have seen where it drifted in areas that are deeper . Most years if we get snow it's 1 to 3 inches . We still get the dang cold though lol . Thanks for sharing !
Do not have to deal with the snow would be awesome
@@FarmallFanatic 1903 was the last time we got a 12 inch snow I had to Google it lol
@AaricHale so every 150 years probably...wow
Great video 👍 that little Cub just getting the job done ✅ Red Power 💪💥👌
You can keep it down there. Nice to see the cub pushing snow ❄️ though
Sharing is caring
Nice plow job. Looks the same as last year’s performance.
I see the Buffalo & Pittsburgh paid a visit. They ran by my old place in Western NYS.
They run twice a day
Looks like the Blade Might need to come up a little bit more if it will. And it Wouldn't Drag snowback as much. But it Sure can push snow. 👍👍
Excellent video Gino :) for 1955 Farmall Cub with blade got set & I never use Cub or Blade on front ever and did loader tractor Desiel fuel with buckets ! But did use blade on back of gas Farmall no row crop and John Deere tractor gas row crop and my dad small and big Desiel fuel loaders with blade on back 3 years of home farm plus rent ones driveway because lots snow came in too ! Was task to do and push out toughness parts back !
Little farmall is gettin it! Couldnt do a better job!
Wow you got a decent amount of snow glad it wasn’t around me 😂 the ole cub done a fine job thanks for sharing
If it wasn't for the cub I'd move south l o l
Looks like it works pretty well! Thank you for sharing my friend!
Thank you for watching Mark
Wow you got hammered compared to us. We only got a dusting. Cub did great. Plowing gravel isn't fun until the ground freezes.
I hit one spot...leveled it out 😆
Ya done good. In conversation with a big CNY farm operator, he said they add extra weights vs. loading tires. Much cheaper n easier fixing flats and a whole lot less wheel rim deterioration. Which brought back some memories of issues experienced with my 450 I'd acquired from a late neighbor's dispersal auction. He was the neighborhood go-to for fixes.... and there I learned again that the painter's house is always needing. . ..
I swapped a Grove Super 10 from chassis too for a dealer for a set of those double ring chains... they work the nicest.... (for me).
Trust Y'all had a nice Thanksgiving.
Thanks for sharing.
Ck out Pete on Just a Few Acres. 🖐😎🇺🇸♥️👍
Yea I watch Pete
A cub with a fast hitch is pretty rare in my neck of the woods (southern Missouri). That's a nice machine!
I'm extremely lucky to own two of them with a fast hitch
Better you than me we got a dusting here in northeast PA.
Maybe some is heading your way
You doing great keep it up . boom😅
There’s just something therapeutic about plowing snow. We don’t get to do it much anymore in southern Ohio
I agree I've been under the weather. But I didn't know it when I was plowing
You must get that beautiful lake effect snow , better you than me my friend.
That little shit does a good job.
Hope you and your family had a great thanksgiving 🦃🦃🦃
That's exactly what it is...lake effect
Looks like your having that fun you mentioned only a few days ago
Definitely
Nice piece of equipment. Beats using a three point hitch and driving backwards.
Nice video.
I agree 👍
Wow I can't believe that a County or two away and you got that much snow😮 Just had a dusting here in Westmoreland County.
Half melted today
That Cub sure makes short work of your snow!
It's happy plowing 😁
I had the same set up except I had chains on the rear tires and it worked great for years.
Nice
Excellent show my friend
Thank you
I filmed a beautiful sunrise down at the beach this morning t-shirt and short weather... when did you get winter?
Apparently a few days ago
Man I don’t know if you were, but it looks like you were having sooo much fun with the cub. Great traction btw.
Oh I was 😁
Heat houser with back flap closed. Of course a UDLX would be nice
I remember plowing with my Massey Harris pony used to put oil on the plow so the snow didnt stick
Pam cooking oil works too
You can keep the snow I used to live in Pa and now I’m in Tn and I don’t miss it we did just get some on top of the mountain which is fine with me
TN would be nice
💪🏼❤Red Power ..you can keep all that stuff.
Its gonna be 50° tomorrow.
Glad I'm not there whoa buddy. Go Red Power Go !!
I take it you don't miss PA 😆
@@FarmallFanatic I miss the mountains. It's rather flat here. Also , there's a " green" distribution center here, I don't see a lot of Red Power .
Not gonna miss that snow , that's for sure. 💪🏼❤
@@lynnmitzy1643 I love Kentucky
@@FarmallFanatic I'm in Owensboro, holler if you're ever close. 💪🏼❤
@@lynnmitzy1643 I drive through florence every blue moon
you guys got way more snow than us here in n.b canada we got 2 in. ,55 worked awesome, just as well , an saves the rims
Definitely
Nice gloves it must be cold
It was
I saw a little bit of slip at the beginning, but the tires caught hold again quickly. The wheel weights worked good to me.
Me too
Good times!
Definitely
Looks good, I think my Cub will be fine on gravel with one set of weights, I might double them up on the Lo-Boy for the asphalt drive at Ma's place since I have an extra pair if I need them.
You must be getting that Lake Effect snow I think you and the Cubby will know each other very well by spring 😁
Last year I only plowed three times so we will see
You got the skids on that blade about perfect. Your weights about the same as the water.
That's what I figure
Spray Pam cooking spray on your blade amazing
Yep 👍
Hi from eastern Ontario Canada, and NO we don't have any accumulating snow yet, so no need to plow.Don't you have duals for that cub, and a carry-all for the back? Duals would give you more rubber on the ground for traction, and some cinder blocks on the carry-all to give that extra needed weight. Just a thought! Maybe the duals would make the track wider than the blade, would be interesting to measure it all out.
Agree with all
Yeah right, you was like lets plow right now
😆 pretty much
It's my observation and opinion that the plow should be raised an inch or two. So u r not dragging snow back over what was just plowed. The cub is doing a right nice job otherwise. If ur doing 8+ with no chains then u might be doing a 10 with chains. I would be happy with what I have just like it is. Thanks for ur videos. I enjoy them very much.
Yeah i've thought about coming up another inch or two
Love it!
Looks like everything is dialed in.
Yeah, it took a couple of plowings last year
She pushed good !!!
Definitely
First plowable snow that is a cold job 😮
Up here we just don't know any different
Everyone plows snow differently to each his own
At the end of the day the driveway is either clear or it's not
Don't get stuck on the train tracks
I taught him how to plow the driveway
Mmbahahaha 😆
@@FarmallFanatic you laugh like Joe Biden
Plowing made easy!
Definitely
I see that you have the snow extension on top of the blade, that would alot. There is a fellow that put a cylinder on his cub & blade combo for power angle. I have a cub and blade but have never mounted it. I also have the similar setup for a C Farmall. I always thought it would be nice to have a power angle on my C and blade. You can plow to same side of road going both ways
It speeds things up that's for sure
Stay warm,
I'm definitely trying
you got way more snow than we got. Just a dusting here.
I'll trade ya lol
Wet snow real fun not 😂 nice cub weight is better you will still have rims in 50 more years thanks 4 the video
I agree
Man looks like u got a good amount of snow.
I'm guessing about ten inches
@@FarmallFanatic yuck
Nice special effects with the train😂😅
Lol
Thanks for sharing! You looked like you were enjoying yourself way toonmuch! Just asking a question. Would you put a carry all on the cub for additional weight if need be?
Definitely would
Here, half an hour north of ND I may cut the grass tomorrow or next few days. 46 above, we had an inch of snow a while back but its mostly been bare, not a problem.
Wow
@@FarmallFanatic yes sir, your Cub is doing fine. I was going to suggest a little more weight on the drawbar but where the rubber meets the road is effectively your slip clutch to prevent damage.
@@duncanwatson7297 yep
Get-r-dun💪
You know it 💪
The little tractor that could, did and still does...RED POWER IN 1955...RED POWER NOW!
💥BOOM💥
Could have just let it melt this weekend when it gets back to the 40s and rain.
Then again you do drive a Ram, not the same. 😁😁
I've done that before. And then I end up with 2 inches of ice on the driveway. But yeah I think we are going to melt ninety percent of this... Oh wait you and I have the same trucks 😆
I'm in a hole where I only got about an inch but it was blowing and the roads were a sheet of ice. You had a wet snow and I hate to plow wet snow on gravel. So much gets pushed into the grass. I do try to pack it down.
I thought your cub would be light on the front but it looked like you were able to go straight without having to use your brake. You ever think of putting weight on the fast hitch? 40 gallon oil drum with sand or stone?
Yes 😁
Its that time again...
Came around pretty fast
Doing a great job moving that "2" of snow that was commented a few videos back that was all a cub was good for pretty sure you were doing a lot more than 2 inches. Fifty degree weather took my 4" of snow away this time thanks for taking time to make the video
About 10" at the time of plowing
55 is a snow pushing machine!!! Are the deer using ur corn field??
Absolutely
The 55 will be quite busy I bet since you live near Lake Erie...
Only plowed 3 times last year
How did your late corn turn out? I
looked for a corn cultivating video, also did you get your other storage shed out up this year ?
It turned out really good. Most of the stocks only had one year but they were huge. I'm talking with a couple of companies and determining what type of building I want
You literally put the blade on less than 24 hours ago. This ain’t your first rodeo. Reading the tea-leaves! It’s what guys do!
Haha no doubt
Could you make some kind of weight box to hook into the fast hitch
Definitely
Would I be crazy to wonder if those duals I saw in a past video might be in order?
I've thought about it 🤔
Question to me would be, could the tractor hold up to the pressure of the much weight and traction. Would be cool to see.
@@kimphilley621 Only one way to find out