Hans, brother..."DITTO"! Ya know...that's why a year or two back, my wife and kids got me a yellow T-shirt that said..."It's a Cub Cadet thing...you wouldn't understand"😁. One of the unique things I appreciate about you and your channel, is your inclusion of garden tractors. Nothing wrong with focusing on the bigger machines, but there are some folks out there that STILL think a GARDEN tractor is nothing more than a lawn mower! ALL these work-horses have earned a place in history. I live on a sub-acre lot, in the city limits. For a variety of practical reasons and responsibilities, it's not a good idea for ME to own more than this one garden tractor...and that's ok...my needs are met. I never knew getting this small machine would lead me to friends like you, Kenny, and numerous others. It's been a blessing, and NON-tractor folks don't know what they're missing! Kenny has pointed out how supportive the tractor community is. Good folks 👍
I'm totally with ya! The garden tractors very capable machines! For their size, they can really do a lot of work, so I have much respect for them. The big old tractors are really great at pulling heavy things all day long. For mowing, home snow removal, and gardening type tasks, the garden tractors really stand out with much better maneuverability and lighter footprint. My current home is on a 1/4 acre lot and having a single machine would be smart; however, I have a tractor sickness that has gotten way out of hand. haha. This really is a great and supportive community and am thankful to make connections with folks like you.
Oh my gosh, it was a hot one! I am proud of the turn-around on the Bolens! I used it for many years as a kid, and still enjoy operating it. I'm hoping to give it a try with heavy snow removal this winter to see how it does. Thanks buddy!
Hello from MN. Always enjoy a good update from you. I’m right there with you, wanting way more tractors than I need/Use. I have a 2032r and a B. Considering adding an M. My wife just rolls her eyes…
Hey again Kyle, good to hear form you! LOL, I totally get the wife rolling the eyes. Are you still happy with the 2032R? Seems like a great machine. What year is your B? The thing I like about the M is they're a very strong and capable tractor and typically not super expensive. Plenty of them out there, so parts aren't an issue either.
Great video! Hello from Michigan. Yes, that's green, but not that green hahaha. Thank you for the shout out. Yeah, who cares what anyone thinks of your property or your equipment. You're having fun. Life is too short the past 18 months has taught us all. I can think of 5 worse hobbies, habits for a younger, middle age guy to have in today's world than tinkering with tractors and etc. We have 6 acres and I have a 2032R. I know that it is possible overkill. But again, who cares. Worse hobbies to have in life. Knowing what I know now, I think I would have got a 1025R with the biggest flail mower it could handle. Keep up the videos!!
You're absolutely right ... much worse habits or hobbies that you could have! The tractor thing gets me in a little trouble, but overall keeps me out of a lot of trouble, I think! haha. I am originally from the Dayton Ohio area and before moving here, I would have never considered this "green", but over time, I've decided it's about as green as it gets for here at least! :) Looks like you have a very nice place where you, Bob! That's the kind of place I'd like to get back to eventually.
Man, I was thinking NO WAY on the Bolens! Ha ha. Sure would be nice to be out there. I had a great time! Send us some of that rain, we sure need it! I hear Minnesota is pretty nice! And there is a lot of farmland here!
You've got me looking out in Minnesota too! Looks nice to me from what I've seen online! I guess what I'm looking for is a hobby farm, or something that could be made into that. I'm hoping I can come out and see the area in person this fall. The ol Bolens didn't budge the M in the slightest! lol. Just not enough weight.
@@TractorHoarders Minnesota is nice - higher taxes but Colorado has pretty high taxes I hear as well. You should look in my area, or just a little ways north of me. LOTS of hobby farms out this way, and we are only 45 minutes from the MSP airport. If you stop out, we definitely should hit some shows or even ROLLAG if you can swing it over Labor Day Weekend!
If they have to ask, they will never get it. That reminds me, I have a couple of Fire Ant nests I need to go nuke. We have farm land here in Cochise County AZ!
You're right about that, Matt! Some people just don't get it, and that's OK too. I don't understand a lot of other people's hobbies or habits either lol.
Thanks buddy, miss you too! You are right about the Skyline and UDF. Those are huge selling points in getting back to Cinci! I fully plan to at some point. Hard to leave here for work reasons... but whenever that's not an issue, I'm out!
Wyoming used to have land super cheap about 10 years ago. Just seen 80 acres for $24k, but not really a farm. I say, dig a pond on your land, but I'm sure DNR would have something to say about it.
My land is great for storage and if I wanted to live as a hermit (doesn't sound horrible lol), but there's just no water, which is a huge bummer. There's more cheap land here, but it's cheap for a reason. I don't like "The West!" lol. Crazy wind and no rain. I do like the snow though. I keep tabs on Miami Valley real estate regularly.
Could you give a lesson in the John Deere models , 1940s to late 1950s . I dont understand the differences from model ABCD etc and the years they were manufactured. Love your shows
Nice! The H is such a nice fuel efficient tractor. You couple that with a three point hitch, and it makes it even better! I wouldn't mind finding one for mine someday. Do you guys work your H?
@@TractorHoarders Oh yeah we do we use it for pulling trees and a wagon for moving broken tree branches around the yard we are also thinking of taking it to our local tractor pull along with my 1952 John Deere B all fuel with a three point hitch
Good to hear from ya! I'm up to 125 hours now! Pretty much 95% from snow removal in the last few years. I don't use it too much in the non-snow months, but that's just right around the corner for me, so looking forward to switching gears back to that. I don't like the heat lol. How about yours?
That’s not too bad then, just getting broke in! Yea mine only has 13 hours so I’m trying to find little jobs on the weekend to use it more during the summer. Haha I hear ya! I’m done with this heat. Trying to get a hold of some more attachments like a small disk and finishing 3point mower. Enjoy the videos man! Take care
Hans, brother..."DITTO"!
Ya know...that's why a year or two back, my wife and kids got me a yellow T-shirt that said..."It's a Cub Cadet thing...you wouldn't understand"😁.
One of the unique things I appreciate about you and your channel, is your inclusion of garden tractors. Nothing wrong with focusing on the bigger machines, but there are some folks out there that STILL think a GARDEN tractor is nothing more than a lawn mower!
ALL these work-horses have earned a place in history.
I live on a sub-acre lot, in the city limits. For a variety of practical reasons and responsibilities, it's not a good idea for ME to own more than this one garden tractor...and that's ok...my needs are met.
I never knew getting this small machine would lead me to friends like you, Kenny, and numerous others. It's been a blessing, and NON-tractor folks don't know what they're missing! Kenny has pointed out how supportive the tractor community is. Good folks 👍
I'm totally with ya! The garden tractors very capable machines! For their size, they can really do a lot of work, so I have much respect for them. The big old tractors are really great at pulling heavy things all day long. For mowing, home snow removal, and gardening type tasks, the garden tractors really stand out with much better maneuverability and lighter footprint. My current home is on a 1/4 acre lot and having a single machine would be smart; however, I have a tractor sickness that has gotten way out of hand. haha. This really is a great and supportive community and am thankful to make connections with folks like you.
Yikes...102 degrees! Stay cool out there. Appreciate the shout out. The Bolens garden tractor looks great. Enjoyed watching your video! 🇺🇸🚜👍
Oh my gosh, it was a hot one! I am proud of the turn-around on the Bolens! I used it for many years as a kid, and still enjoy operating it. I'm hoping to give it a try with heavy snow removal this winter to see how it does. Thanks buddy!
Hello from MN. Always enjoy a good update from you. I’m right there with you, wanting way more tractors than I need/Use. I have a 2032r and a B. Considering adding an M. My wife just rolls her eyes…
Hey again Kyle, good to hear form you! LOL, I totally get the wife rolling the eyes. Are you still happy with the 2032R? Seems like a great machine. What year is your B? The thing I like about the M is they're a very strong and capable tractor and typically not super expensive. Plenty of them out there, so parts aren't an issue either.
Great video! Hello from Michigan. Yes, that's green, but not that green hahaha. Thank you for the shout out. Yeah, who cares what anyone thinks of your property or your equipment. You're having fun. Life is too short the past 18 months has taught us all. I can think of 5 worse hobbies, habits for a younger, middle age guy to have in today's world than tinkering with tractors and etc. We have 6 acres and I have a 2032R. I know that it is possible overkill. But again, who cares. Worse hobbies to have in life. Knowing what I know now, I think I would have got a 1025R with the biggest flail mower it could handle. Keep up the videos!!
You're absolutely right ... much worse habits or hobbies that you could have! The tractor thing gets me in a little trouble, but overall keeps me out of a lot of trouble, I think! haha. I am originally from the Dayton Ohio area and before moving here, I would have never considered this "green", but over time, I've decided it's about as green as it gets for here at least! :) Looks like you have a very nice place where you, Bob! That's the kind of place I'd like to get back to eventually.
Man, I was thinking NO WAY on the Bolens! Ha ha. Sure would be nice to be out there. I had a great time! Send us some of that rain, we sure need it! I hear Minnesota is pretty nice! And there is a lot of farmland here!
You've got me looking out in Minnesota too! Looks nice to me from what I've seen online! I guess what I'm looking for is a hobby farm, or something that could be made into that. I'm hoping I can come out and see the area in person this fall. The ol Bolens didn't budge the M in the slightest! lol. Just not enough weight.
@@TractorHoarders Minnesota is nice - higher taxes but Colorado has pretty high taxes I hear as well. You should look in my area, or just a little ways north of me. LOTS of hobby farms out this way, and we are only 45 minutes from the MSP airport. If you stop out, we definitely should hit some shows or even ROLLAG if you can swing it over Labor Day Weekend!
If they have to ask, they will never get it. That reminds me, I have a couple of Fire Ant nests I need to go nuke. We have farm land here in Cochise County AZ!
You're right about that, Matt! Some people just don't get it, and that's OK too. I don't understand a lot of other people's hobbies or habits either lol.
Sure do miss ya around here Hans. Farm land isn't super affordable around here but we do have skyline and udf!
Thanks buddy, miss you too! You are right about the Skyline and UDF. Those are huge selling points in getting back to Cinci! I fully plan to at some point. Hard to leave here for work reasons... but whenever that's not an issue, I'm out!
Wyoming used to have land super cheap about 10 years ago. Just seen 80 acres for $24k, but not really a farm.
I say, dig a pond on your land, but I'm sure DNR would have something to say about it.
My land is great for storage and if I wanted to live as a hermit (doesn't sound horrible lol), but there's just no water, which is a huge bummer. There's more cheap land here, but it's cheap for a reason. I don't like "The West!" lol. Crazy wind and no rain. I do like the snow though. I keep tabs on Miami Valley real estate regularly.
No problem for a RAM!
No effort needed from the big guy!
Could you give a lesson in the John Deere models , 1940s to late 1950s . I dont understand the differences from model ABCD etc and the years they were manufactured. Love your shows
I’d be happy to. Let me think about it a little bit, get a plan together, and I’ll do it!
@@TractorHoarders Great , I was looking online for some book or information about this. I think you could really help
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Howdy Tom!!
Me and my dad brother just fixed a 1940 all fuel farm all h with a three point hitch
Nice! The H is such a nice fuel efficient tractor. You couple that with a three point hitch, and it makes it even better! I wouldn't mind finding one for mine someday. Do you guys work your H?
@@TractorHoarders Oh yeah we do we use it for pulling trees and a wagon for moving broken tree branches around the yard we are also thinking of taking it to our local tractor pull along with my 1952 John Deere B all fuel with a three point hitch
Awesome place to escape and play with your machines! How many hours does your 1025 have now?
Good to hear from ya! I'm up to 125 hours now! Pretty much 95% from snow removal in the last few years. I don't use it too much in the non-snow months, but that's just right around the corner for me, so looking forward to switching gears back to that. I don't like the heat lol. How about yours?
That’s not too bad then, just getting broke in! Yea mine only has 13 hours so I’m trying to find little jobs on the weekend to use it more during the summer. Haha I hear ya! I’m done with this heat. Trying to get a hold of some more attachments like a small disk and finishing 3point mower. Enjoy the videos man! Take care
Farmall m vs Restored Farmall H
Absolutely... added to the list :)