Bringing the Farmall 856 Home + A Busy Cattle Day
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
- This morning we're hauling the Farmall 856 tractor back to the farm. Afterwards, it's a busy cattle day sorting the herd.
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You could almost feel the sadness in the owners face when you were loading his last tractor up to leave. I remember when grandad had to quit farming and sell his first new tractor{Farmall Super C}. He was very sad watching all the memories go down the road. At least it has a new great home. You folks have a great day, Bill
I felt that too… but at least it’s going to a good home
I remember when my grandfather died of a stroke and we later had to get everything prepped for auction. On Auction day, I was tasked with getting a small tractor started before the bidding. I had a knack for getting them started, so they let me do it (mid-teens), but nope, that day, she flooded and wouldn't start. My uncle jumped up and pushed me off and got it started. I felt like a bag of crap, embarrassed and sad are feeling like I failed in front of hundreds of people. Wasn't a great time.
in my experience, older tractor owners often just want someone to take the tractor that will value it like they did. I often see people practically giving them away in classified ads .
It's more sad when the widow holds on to her husbands things until they get worthless
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So awesome to see your daughter and son learning to drive the tractor 🚜 Great job!
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Always a joy with pete and family. Seller had tears as his last tractor left. New steers for market, gives great abundance and pay back on effort. Yes sell one old work slow happily on other. Bless you all and people watching. Ty for the update. 🏁😇💖🥰🤠✝️😇😇🏁
The best of this video is you interacting with your family members ,it's great teaching your kids ride the tractor , I lost my kid in 2006
Swallows in the barn is good. In fact I heard old farmers say it was bad luck to disturb a swallow nest. Thank you Pete.
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Swallows eat mosquitoes. Do they eat flies ? Not sure. If they do,those little buggers should be cherished. They poop all over the place,the nests smell,but so what,if they eat flies.
I heard sparrows not swallows. Plus swallows dive bomb your head when they have a nest. Unless it's chimney swifts. They don't dive bomb.
As a retired farmer its gut wrenching to see them go because you know it’s all over.
Ah, but the next step after life is so much better.
Right? Makes me so sad.
I was just thinking, it must be like saying goodbye to an old friend.
Until next time
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I got a bit emotional watching you load up the 856, not going to lie. Glad to see she will be going to a good home. There is no better place for an old red tractor than at Just a Few Acres! Edit: Your kids are going to cherish the memory of you teaching them to drive the tractors, love it!
Why did you get emotional??
@@ryanwilson5842 I got a bit teary-eyed watching the 856 getting loaded up, because it brought back emotional memories of when my dad passed away and his old Massey-Harris was sold. It's the end of an era for the farmer in the video. He had the tractor a very long time.
I like the 856..
Me too, although my dad had an JD B. Lost most of his sight and had to quit farming and he really lived to farm. Lost him in 2015. But he had friends with tractors who took him out sometimes. Loved it.
@@ryanwilson5842 It was happy emotions. Because I knew that another great tractor was going to be well cared for!
656 this winter! I can’t wait, I love the tractor rebuilds 👍
A toothless termite 😂😂 Pete you made my day. Delivery of a joke is everything and that head turn at the end was the icing on the cake . Have a great day Pete and thanks for the laugh..congrats on the 856 as well. Perfect addition to the farm 👍
Pete I can't wait to see the old girl work.
I'm 61 years old now & seeing the picture of you riding on the fender of the tractor reminded me of me riding on my uncle's John Deere tractor fender, when I was just a little boy, as he plowed the fields in Wichita Kansas
It is quite obvious the previous owner loved this tractor and has taken great care of it all these years, that is why it runs, looks and sounds so good. I know he was sad to see it go but I am sure he was glad it was going to someone who would care for it like he did. I think you got a good one here and look forward to seeing you put it to work. Keep making these family friendly videos! Thanks
I remember when I was taught how to drive and operate a tractor. It’s something that I’ll never forget.
Hi Pete1 Another great video. I could see the sadness of the owner when loading the tractor and the happiness you had with getting the tractor home and sharing it with the kids! Making memories! Thanks again from PA
One of my more enjoyable times on my grandfather's farm was operating the tractor for sure. Cattle, well, as a child I was peed on a lot, LOL. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Beautiful tractor Pete! It’s really nice to see it being shared and enjoyed by both you and your kids.
Well, now I gotta figure out what I'm getting next lol...congratulations 🎉
You still need to find a diesel farmall tractor.
@redneckf1504x4 I wanted an 856...not getting called copycat lol
Hey FF, you probably should just go on ahead and get a 1256 or a 1456. Maybe we'll find one in Rantoul next month.
@@JustaFewAcresFarm I'm sure there will be plenty there
@@FarmallFanatic If you do find a 856. Just paint it pink. Maybe Pete won't call you out for being a copy cat 😆 😆
Pete the 856 looking so beautiful. Enjoy it. Hope you have many many years with her and helping you on the farm.🎉
Thats how I learned how to drive, all before my Dad passed when I was 11. Memories that cannot be erased.
So close to 400 thousand subscribers. Congratulations well deserved keep up the great work
Good morning, I can't wait how this new addition to your collection looks like Pete? I bit, it will look fantastic for sure, knowing how you meticulously restore them. Good luck, enjoying watching your uploads.
The previous owner of the 856 seemed sad to watch his tractor going down the road. I grew up in a farming community in West Virginia and worked for a lot of different farmers. Watching the old owner reminded me of several of the farmers I worked for (that was 50 years ago) as they were forced into retirement simply because their bodies were worn out. It is a reminder that we are here for vapor of time, James 4:14.
On a different note I am looking forward to your work on the 656, I really enjoy your tractor rebuild videos.
That's the sweetest thing ever. You teaching your children how to drive the tractor. That is just amazing. That's just really great. Loving it!
If you were on T.v. you would have the best show on TV. Its like watching the Waltons. Which i love. God bless you all
If you enjoy your new old tractor acquisition, thats a very nice thing, but I am even happier for the gentleman who sold the tractor to you. Its hard to let go of things but there is satisfaction in knowing that the new owner is able and ready to keep it running. Thats the best of all outcomes.
This may be crazy talk, but it's just an idea. What if you could get millard to do an episode with you once you've restored the tractor? We lose valuable experiences when the older generation goes. Might be neat to get his side of life.
What a wonderful Idea! I might also add Pete could talk to his Dad, too. Just like the WWII vets that we loose every day, same happens with farmers.
What does🎉 Miss Hillary thing about you buying TWO TRACTORS IN A YEAR 😮 😊 and are you sure she is OK with you parking it out side your bedroom window 😂😂❤😊
That's a great idea! Pete, you gotta do that!
One of my favorite memories, my grampa teaching me to drive the tractor.
@@lilaclion929 Me too. I sure had a hard time letting out that clutch without stalling, but I was only 12 so I guess I had a good excuse 🙂
I love listening to the birds also. Especially mockingbirds and morning doves. Like you, they remind me of when I was a kid. Really like your channel. Good luck on the new tractor and Bossy pig.
And sometimes things on the farm go just right. And we get to see a happy Pete and his "new" tractor! Awesome! I hope your kids continue your farm!
That new acquisition is one heck of a tractor! Nice to see your kids drive her around the place, and it will be fun and interesting to see her in action out in your fields!
What a blessing it is that you and Hillary work so well together!
Welcome to the Just a Few Acres Farm Institute of Tractoring.
Watching the kids drive the tractor was the best part of the video.
50 years ago I was a child on the farm we had barn swallows , which I also loved hearing. And learned a little earlier than your daughter to drive her tractor. What the side of you sight of you on the tractor with your daughter made me smile and remember my own father 50 years ago. Thanks for the memories Pete.
Hi Pete, the 856 looks great on your farm. The family looks great. Hope your week finishes well. See you next time!
The cattle have been so well trained to keep an eye on you. They know, they know.
Did you see the calf in the background with the can of paint remover and a rag?
Billy is happy also!
That Billy is one cute pig. His personality kinda reminds me of Babe. 💖
Thanks for all the lovely videos, Pete!
Heartwarming 😊. From the new piggies that Bossy Pig will be bringing to the ride around the chickens, the beautiful tractor 🚜 and the two gentleman you included in the video 💕🌷🦋💖. Hillary is so lovely and a wonderful workmate 🌹 precious 💞. Thank you Mr Pete, see you soon 🤠
I just finished watching the last video and boom here is the video of it coming home. Some great memories come flooding back seeing this old iron. What a great hobby you have built that is not only useful on the farm but fun. Enjoy and looking forward to the progress!
Birds chirpin in the barn …one of my favorite memories in the summer!! ❤️
But Grandpa hated it - he had the pigeons roosting high up in the top of the barn (where nobody could get to) and he had every piece of equipment covered with burlap seed bags to keep the bird dung off the paint.
My daddy bought 856 brand new August 1971. Still on farm today. Blows alfalfa haylage in 20x80 harvastore silo . Grinds feed gehl hammer mill . It also picked corn with ih 327 mounted corn picker every fall. Never a harder working tractor
When you sale something it's not going to a retirement home it's giving the new owner joy ,like it gave you when you bought it ,have a great day and God bless you and your family, oh and it's great to see your children take interest in the farm life
Another great addition to your tractor stable. Looking forward to seeing how this old girl performs in the field. Will be interesting to see how she shines up. Congrats, Pete.
good trick to screwing the lag L bolts in is putting a 3/8x 4 inch eye bolt in a battery drill on low place eye bolt over the L bolt and run on low speed
Me too
Some of my best childhood moments are riding on the side of my dad's 1972 Allis Chalmers 170. Brutus is still the beast tractor on dad's farm.
Patty is just representing her constituents!
I love your new old tractor and I no you love it just looking at your face smiling smiling smiling
Thank you, Pete. My grandad was a farmer and many of his tools are still around. They mean so much more than means to get work done. Best of everything with the new tractor. I'm sure the old.farmer took solace in knowing you'll appreciate it. Great to see the kids 'in the driver's seat'.
Love seeing the kids involved this is a picture. Perfect moment of dad and his children. Thank you. I love seeing this.
I love that your daughter looks like you and your son looks like Hillary. Always nice to see the kids on the video, they seem like really good kids.
I loved how your children learned to drive the new tractor. They did very well and you seem to be a good teacher. Thanks for sharing this part of your life with us!
A farmer loves his tractors, and since you can enjoy rebuilding or fixing them, more tractors go your way. It is likely a comfort for a farmer to sell his to you.
When you're done fixing up your new tractor, you should send a picture to the guy to show him what you did and how well your taking care of it. He looked sad.
Happy for you all Pete. Sounds like you have a good plan 👍🏻. I especially enjoyed watching you and your children. Special moments make special memories 👏🏻😊
Pete glad to see your kids seem to be getting into the farming something good to see they will be assisting you with hay soon
Paint it and build a new shop for restoring old tractors.
It’s your dream. Don’t stop now. Move forward
Your baby is home. The tractor I know brings you joy.😊 Like you, I enjoy the sounds of the birds in a barn, or the woods. It's very relaxing to me. Sitting on my rocker, coffee in one hand, and listening. 🥰
A 1969 model. A great year for tractors!
Great to see the 856 in its new home. I was glad to hear your master plan for the tractors and I'm looking forward to seeing the next major overhaul.
I am so happy for you Pete! I loved to see you beaming the day you first looked at the 856 and again today bringing it home. I've felt that feeling 20 or 30 times over my many years bringing my acquisitions home and parking them within sight. Congratulations, I love it! I watch you everyday and tell people about my favorite youtube program just a few acres farm. And Hilarie, the best prize of all!
You and your wife are amazing how you get on with it love it god bless you and your family mate c u in next one as always all the best to you and your family.
Great video today, Pete. That old farmer was sad, yes, but you and your family are giving it a great new home. And it will be cared for and cherished. Have a beautiful weekend, Pete and Hillary.
That 856 just purrs! Sounds perfect and starts right away. I think you made a great purchase! Nice machine and seems to have been taken care of very tenderly! Great video!
Yeah!! Another tractor restoration series!! Restorations are my favorite subjects. You do an excellent job explaining and demonstrating how all the systems and sub-assemblies work ! Excellent, Pete !!
How cool! Teaching your children to drive those tractors is how memories are made. I love it!
Pete, I'm so glad you'll be doing the 656 up, with the others to follow. I'll be watching as each one comes off the line! Good to see the kids wanting to learn to drive and take the new toy for a spin around the chooks. 😄
Another great video Pete! The seller can rest assured the 856 is in loving hands! Watching Grace and Henry driving the tractor is a wonderful scene that brought back memories of teaching our boys and then our grandsons learning to drive ours. I have a special photo of a grandson "driving" the Farmall H on paw paw's lap at age 1. Just a wonderful video.
It was so awesome seeing the kids drive the tractor! They did great! Enjoy your new baby. I always enjoy your videos and if I lived anywhere near I would go to your farmers market.
Nice of you to share your toys with the kids and let them play a little. 😊😊😊
Nice tractor Pete! I see you are perspiring a little fixing the gates, summer in New York! Thanks for the video!
Pete's joy is contagious. The tractor is getting a good home and I know the Seller is confident about that. Bob in Nevada
I like that new to Just a Few Acres Farm 856. A great addition. I always recall the International Farmall on my cousins farm across the river from our family farm. I just can not recall what model it was . I was 11 years old and got to take it for a boot back in 1961 Just good memories.
Nice to see you brought your new tractor home. Joyful seeing you teach your kids how to run the new toy can't wait to see you tackle the new project 756 i believe is going to look marvelous hope you can build your shop some day Pete thanks for sharing
Hi Pete, Hillary and family. Great tractor. Fun to see your guys driving it. Dexters love to look right at camera LOL. Hope the piggies fulfill their duties. I’m always a little sad when steers are chosen for ……. But my dream of a mechanical shop project coming true, thanks, looking forward to it. Have a great week.
Nice to see the instructional of driving tractors. Passing on what most don't know! Keep it up. When they are 40 they will be thinking, I did this with Dad, I can do it. Awesome. Bit by bit the good will succeed.
I could hear the sadness in the Farmer's voice while talking to you both as you were loading the tractor. Understandably so. I still have fond memories of cars and trucks I had 65 yrs ago. had a 55 Chevy pickup. loved that truck one of the "five window jobs" also hated to part with my 52 Dodge 3/4 ton also. and a little Cub tractor that I had for several years. but its nice when you bring em home!. thanks for sharing. ECF
I finally bought a tractor yesterday and I got a 656, so I'll be looking forward to your videos this winter of you working on yours. I also bought a sickle bar mower and a NH 269 square baler, and I watched your earlier video on your 269 and it was incredibly informative, so thank you for that. Keep up the great videos. Have a blessed day.
Pete, I love seeing you and the family driving the new 856, class act.
I enjoy how you explain the way you farm and that this is a business.
Keep up the great videos. Thanks
This video made me well up, Pete. Such good moments... how precious it was to watch your children drive the tractor and for us, your minions, to be a part of that special memory with them and with you. Thank you for giving us that. The display of the circle of life as the herd changes was captured in this video as well. The fields as they go through their changes as well. It all ties in with the seasons and the very heartbeat of existence and the meaning of life. Such a lovely depiction of the whole picture of what it means to live and thrive in life when you're in harmony with it all. The best part for me however was the moment you said, "I like having birds in my barn". I think that is so wonderful of you. Thank you for saying that. OH! And by the way... that ridiculous toothless termite joke you told took me beyond the edge of hilarity as that very same joke is the signature joke of my life as I have been telling that one for decades because it's the only joke I've ever been able to remember for some screwball reason. lol However, I always heard it this way... A toothless termite saunters into a bar, hops up on a stool, slams down his tiny fist and yell's, "WHERE'S THE BARTENDER!!" ...so have you noticed that every time you tell that joke it takes a while for anyone to get it? lol It is my number one all time favorite joke.
Congratulations on the new tractor! I always enjoy your tractor content. Hope you are well Pete!
Will enjoy following along on the shop I’m in market to build one as well and I like your knowledge and foresight into something being useful and practical but not frivolous.
Thanks for all you share
Hi Pete, We just love watching your videos. I bet when Hilary married you, she never thought she would become a movie star!! ⭐️👌🏻
You must have read my mind Pete because I was going to ask you which tractor would be the next candidate for restoration now that you have an extra one. I'm looking forward to the new project already. Thanks for the videos and stay safe.
Beautiful family and farm, you are a blessed man!
Hillary is a women of few words and an amazing worker. You two make great partners on the farm. I am an old nurse and often thought farming would have been a great career.
I fondly remember riding on the fenders of my uncles IH656 when I was young. Ellsworth Hudnutt of Grinnell, IA taught me about red tractors and hard work of summers that I’ll never forget.
Golly, I enjoy watching you and Hillary work together, for the good of the farm. As I have mentioned time and again, your cattle are such a joy to watch. Their environment is a good one, and that makes for happy cows. Thanks, for being the farmer that you are…and also thanks to Hillary.
You are making memories that will last forever. Bev in Maine
Nothing like getting a new toy! Thanks for sharing it! Probably more exciting than buying from a dealer. Its really good you got it directly from the owner. I bet he was happy you were buying it too.
Congratulations! It is a lucky tractor, indeed, to be added to your fleet.
The new 856 if a big boy. Really nice and worthy of a good scrubbing and polish.
The tool box is nice too. Paint it dark red after pounding the lid straight.
You are A Lucky Guy.
I like the sound of your future plans to upgrade your shop so that you can repair / restore your latest tractor acquisitions. You are very good at restoration work. And certainly could be a great option for you to enjoy now, and going into your retirement years.
Really good seeing the kids! Glad they are doing well
Hope you're going to show the work on the 656. Love those videos. More complex than my working on marinized sailboat diesels but I had my share of problem solving in strange lands. At almost 82, I live vicariously now, through you and Hilary and the. farming and tractors. Appreciation from an old sailor lady.
Sweet running machine. Happy for you with your new addition to the farm. Looking forward to seeing future videos of the 856 at work.
Your videos are always enjoyable. I love to hear about your future possible plans. Thanks for sharing with us your daily life.
Yes! We also like to look at and appreciate a new acquisition. Gratitude time.
Love your tractors!!! Love the plan for the new shop the trackers fit in under the roll-up door. Reminds me when I was little. I was able to drive the tractor on the farm.
Thanks Pete and Hillary. Glad the new addition is home.
Great video looking forward to everything you have coming up in the future love watching your restoration videos.
Grace is the best, what a charming young lady. We bought a new tractor and I learned to drive it just yesterday.