Go ahead, give us longer videos. We really don't mind.

Thank you for saving those old American tractors!

Hi, I'm a 17 yr old farmer from Ireland and your videos contain a lot of invaluable information regarding profitability of small farms, (although US and Irish agriculture differ a lot). I would love to go down a similar route to what you have done ie, selling direct to consumers. I'm not on a big farm and have about 30 acres to start on so finding a niche, like organic, grass fed beef, would be needed in order to make it sustainable and profitable. Seeing you do it makes me think it's possible, so thanks for all of your videos. Daire

Up to 11k already too, it's because you make great informative videos. I appreciate it man keep up the great work man.

I absolutely LOVED IT when you explained about sentiment involving tractors. I have my Grandfathers, then Fathers, and now my '51 M. I also have my Fathers JD 720, and what you said rings true. Economics trumped by family values!

love the old farmalls, dad farmed with a M when i was growing up. he also had a farmall regular that just set so when i was about 12 i pulled it out and got it running and helped around the farm with it doing hay, plowing and cultivating.

Just purchased 25 acres 15 field 10 woods and brush hogged it building pole barn and fixing tractors. Life is good!

Wow, a 656 Hydro. I don't know anybody still using one of those where I live. The hills were too steep for them around here and people tried to plow with them. They were all scrapped by the time I came around. (37 years ago). It's great to see one still working.

For a bunch of Farmalls, you got a really nice collection. I really like your F20 and your 10-20!

We love your videos here in Kentucky .

When I was a kid ('60s and '70s), my dad had a 12 hp Massey-Harris Pony, and we worked 10 acres of hard clay with it. I walked many a mile behind an old horse drawn breaking plow, and we had a section of spring tooth harrow and an old cultivator. We raised tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and other truck patch vegetables, and I sweated enough to fill a pond. Wish I still had the old gal...

Real good video on the variety of tractors and the years. I am a a real IHC fan grew up with them ,super WD9 superWD6 superMD superA 560 diesel 806 diesel all great tractors of their time!👍

I like the vintage equipment also , I have a 1950 Ferguson TO20 , your videos are awesome , Thankyou for sharing & May God Bless

It occurred to me recently, that a review of all your tractors and their uses would be interesting. After watching this video, it occurred to me that I had already seen it. Memory, appreciate it you younguns!

My dad always says the Cub was used to mow golf courses back in the day. He had one the same year as yours (I can tell by the grille and whatnot), he had it for 30 years. I learned to drive on it.

Awesome piece of tractor history i own a 46 farmall A and 51 M they are fun to work , fun to work on and a piece of American history.

You are one of the best at explaining technical information in a way that that anyone can understand that I have ever seen. Thank you for your videos and fantastic knowledge on these subjects.

As a boy on my uncle's 100 acre farm in the early '60's I would spend my summers. I remember him being in love with his McCormick W4 tractor. Pleasant memories.

You got a nice collection of old iron and its nice to see them being used. I loke my old iron too ,ive got a 1940 ford 9n, 58 massy ferguson 65(gas) and a 69 case 580ck backhoe and they all are being used on my upnorth property making trails,dragging tree up for fire wood or for my saw mill.

Love the tie of old tractors to the small farm!

Glad to see those old girls running. Nice to see your so proud of them. They look awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love the smell of those old tractors 💛

That f20 is just beautiful

This video made me smile....you are 100% right....be happy!!!

Collecting tractors never hurts! I have 17 or 18 lol

16:24 "The world's not always dictated by what's economically best." Well said.

I stumbled upon your channel and am glad I did. Haven't been on a tractor since I was a kid in the sixties so I am sitting here with a SE grin on my face.

6 months ago only 10,000 subscribers......now 79.2k. wow keep up the great work love the videos

Back in the 60's when I oh 13 year old. on our 40 acre share cropping farm our Farmall was a B, man what a working mule.

"Hi, I'm Pete" Pavlov says I have to hit the LIKE button now.

Another wonderful video! I grew up in south Louisiana in the 80's and 90's. We helped different people that owned 30 to 500 head of momma cows (in exchange for hay for our horses). They had tractors from the 70's and earlier. Case, White, International, Oliver, David Brown, Massey, and there was probably a Ford amongst those well used tractors too. Your 650's remind me a lot of those tractors they used.

Who would have thought a video game would have led to my love for old tractors. If I ever get enough money, I'm going all in on a small farm. Excellent video.

Hail from Washington State….enjoy hearing about IHC equipment. Thanks 👏🏻👍🏻

"If it ain't red, keep it in the shed." My grandpa's very first tractor was a Farmall F-14 on steel wheels. (Probably because his rival brother got a John Deere tractor.) He later got 2 H's and 2 M's. My Dad even wrote International Harvester back in 1964 telling them about how reliable their Farmall tractors were and they sent him a beautiful all color photo catalog of EVERY item they sold. When Dad got home from the Army he used the money he'd saved up and bought a 706 diesel with an add on blower. It was quite a jump between it and the old inline 4 cylinder gas engines he was used to. Traded it 10 years later for an 856 that I grew up on along with an M and 400 that we still have. A few years ago Dad got the 1086 that he'd always wanted. I'd like to get him the 560 he wanted as a teenager. RIP International Harvester. You were a great company that became like part of the family as one tractor was passed down 3 or 4 generations in the same family. They overproduced tractors during the 70's and the agriculture economy was awful the entire 80's decade. Things looked on the up and up for them during the early 80's but a worker's strike was the final nail in the coffin.

Love the box on the front of the super c !!

Your right 🚜 👍 old is always better.

I love seeing the old IH tractors!! My father worked for Harvester is entire career as a machinist. He could make anything. You and your father remind me of him. I love your videos and your information/education!! Keep the videos coming ❤️❤️😊

Enjoyed your videos. Love old tractors.

Enjoyed the tractor tour. Thank you.

Fun to look back on this after seeing all the work you've done to restore some of them.

Fun restoring old machines, making them useful again, keeping history alive

Thanks. Loved to hear that F-20 run. They had a sound of their own.

Super C tractors ran entire farms at one point in time. Love the 504 loader 👍

Thanks for posting this, it was very calm and a great mix of info and story time.

Pete is always enjoyable when you talk about all that old time equipment.

I'm just jumping on as a new viewer. Really enjoy what your doing.

The F 20 was the first tractor that I drove when we moved to wyoming when I was 12,

I was going to pass up on this channel, then the tractors started coming out. Boom!

Love farmall tractors and Oliver tractor thanks for the history lesson on Farmalls thank tou

LOVE the antique and vintage tractors!!!

Enjoyed your video. Best explanation I've seen on the history of the 2-point and 3-point hitches.

Thanks for showing us your tractors. There always seems to be another Farmall hiding in a shed or under something outside. The old tractors are a very important part of getting the work done on a small farm without over capitalising. Dave.

Your video is very informative and your one heck of a mechanic. Thanks.

Amazing video thank you my grandfather would have enjoyed seeing your tractors!!

I love your collection

Just found your channel a couple weeks ago and so thankful i did! We are not farming or homesteading yet , but while finding our place i am educating myself as much as possible. I have not seen anything yet that i did not benefit in some way from watching and listening to you. Just wanted to say thanks and love your channel!

I could watch this video over and over. I've never owned a tractor but i sure do geek out on these old work horses

I really enjoyed the history lesson on tractors. These old trucks and tractors were built to last long. Absolutely LOVE them! You should send video to Farmall, and show them your working tractor museum. Maybe they have some vintage parts to send you! You should also do a book or calendar of your tractors, with some history, and sell them to buy more tractor stuff!

Oh my heart feels good. I have 3 Cubs, a B, H, M. I have a 14 year o ld Deere with a loader to do heavy lifting

Enjoy your videos so much !! Love that 656 !! Thank you so much !!

Excellent tutorial video, very interesting. My family used IH Farmall equipment in the 60's to farm my grandparents 160 acres. IH Farmall's have a special place in my heart. Thank you for taking the time to post this video.

Love the F20,nice video

Love your dedication to IHC tractors. n my early years I worked on my uncles farm in the summers. I was 12-13 yeas old and summerfallowing with a M and a 14 ft. cultivator. Later we moved up to a 560 diesel. What a jump. My first real job after completing a one year course in heavy duty mechanics a farm equipment service man for IHC Canada working with dealers and farmers mostly on warranty work Keep up your interesting videos and rebuilding those old workhorses..

I appreciate the video. Nice honest conversation

HA! That's funny! I grew up on a farm in the 60's, primarily. My dad would buy old F-20 Farmalls. Sometimes the engines would be seized and we would brake it loose, then go to Farm & Fleet and get a set of over sized sleeves and pistons for it. He really thought this was big time. My brother took one of them to Ag class at HS and did, what we would call today, a restoration. Not only sleeves and pistons, but milled the head, paint, decals...everything. Turned out beautifully. Eventually my brother bought a 560 diesel which really made us look rich...lol.

I inherited an IH 656 recently, in good shape. Still learning all the maintenance, but it's very useful around my property. Those old gasoline powered tractors can do a lot of work!

Very cool collection thanks for sharing it.

Hey there P&H. Pete your passion for a Farmall really came through in this vlog!!!!! Thank you again.

Love our passion for old tractors !! U know the history of the manufacturing and the reason why and how the tractor was built. My dad grow up on a farm and he told me stories like u ur videos!!

I love those old tractors.... more please...

We use D15 and WD45 Allis Chalmers on Our farm. Multiple Narrow front end and 1 wide. Then one has a sickle bar on the side of the tractor instead of the back like you have. I love Allis Chalmers so much. We use a 6080 Allis to bale small square bales with New Holland 570 Square Baler with me stacking in the wagon. But we use a gehl discbine or Brush hog to mow the fields and use the same New holland rake and same basic tedder you have. Then we have 8030 that barely gets used. So nice watching you with your Classic tractors is lovely. So refreshing to see someone make videos and farming using classic irons out here. New equipment can be so expensive. Thanks for the tour and keep it going. From NorthWest Pennsylvania

Just found your channel , great video !!!

Love that old equipment! My grandpa had an H and Super C just like yours. Hearing that Super C fire up gave me goosebumps!

Love these videos! My wife and I started raising chickens and buying a hog and beef every year when we first got married but for the last 3 years we have been raising beef, chickens, turkeys, and grow a garden without a tractor. This year we were blessed to get a tractor Kubota M4030SU and I’m learning how to hook up the attachments and how to do basic Maintenance ext. working with the tractor and learning more and more about them the more I wanna get another lol. Thanks for sharing

Hi I know you might not want to but have you ever thought about a Q/A column you are so good at it and it seems than us old guys are gone it will such a waste of knowledge, I know there are those that will comment on how their way is the better way or the wright way like the one about Teflon tape I worked building hydraulic components I'm with you as long as you wrap behind the first or second thread you will never have trouble, Like dad said, jus getter done. Dennis. Burson CA p.s. love my super C.

i used to mow with an old cub cadet garden tractor at work which was hydrostatic and it used a lever like that.

Love all the old tractors!

The first tractor I ever used was a Farmall F-20. That was in the mid-60s. It's good to see one that still runs!

Wonderfully done.

Just watched your ‘old tractors’ video. Loved it! Noticed that you just posted it only minute prior. I’m new to farming, in Iowa; Iowa born, but spent adult life away from it all. Retired now, recently bought small farm, and also bought old equipment, to include 1947 Farmall H model, and 1981 IH 1586 with front loader. The 1586 is my hay mowing and baling beast. The H is my hay rack tractor; and now will be my wagon pulling tractor! 👍 I really enjoyed your quick tour of your tractor collection! I’m a new subscriber; really enjoying the channel. Keep up the great work. God bless.

Nice F20. I finished one last winter. Mine is a 37' narrow tread on rubber just like yours.

Thanks for showing your tractors. I have a green tractor. I do have an IH all purpose plow. It was in great shape. I did repaint it IH red and replaced the plow points. I found some nice IH decals for it. I’m really proud of it. It is made of good steel. Plows well!

I've been watching for the last 2 years and somehow I missed this one. I loved the breakdown, and as always appreciate your humble acknowledgement that not ALL things on a farm or ranch are based solely on the $. Some things need to be done for a peace of mind. I'm an engineer...Mechanical, so I'm always tinkering. I purchased a small country for my retirement stay (653 Acres +/- ) for elbow room away from people. I wanted to go back to ranching cattle as I did as a kid. I buy all kinds of broken crap or get it given to me, just to stick in my shop to work on with coffee in the morning. I for one loved the complete breakdown and restore of the Farm H. Keep making those, too much fun.

Wow! I've started watching your videos not long ago but I just love tripping across the tractor stuff. As an ex- spare parts IH guy, I remember many of these models from those good old days. Someone at work recently mentioned about the Gas/Diesel tractor & of course I jumped into the conversation with what info I knew which both blew them away but also shut up my boss as he "thought" he knew everything about tractors. I love my old Inters & having worked at a couple of dealerships many years ago you always bring back my memories just flooding back about the smaller/older models (most of the local stuff was for market gardeners or small acreage) The 2 & 3 Point linkage was a huge turning point in agriculture that many would not understand. I certainly remember when we got our first adjustable linkage system on a tractor on our farm as a child, we felt very lucky to even have the "luxury" of having it! Hydraulics was another Game changer back in those days. Thanks Heaps for the info & memories!!

You blew it Pete! if anything went wrong today, you could have used the line "Foiled again !" but you didn't!. oh well, thanks for spreading all of your knowledge and wealth, even the stuff on the fields. Have a great day!.

Oh my!!! You could open a museum!!! Very nice. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for buying old IH units and keeping them running besides enjoying the.

Can't wait to see the restoration of the cub!

One thing about it Mr. Pete, once you overhall them and get them right, they will last as long as you need them and I'm sure they will outlast any new ones. A couple of farmers here in my neck of the woods had 656s and they were both real work horses. One belonged to one of Daddy's cousins. I've seen him plant tobacco with it with a two row pick up planter behind and when he would get to the end, he could spin it around and come back planting in the next 2 rows.

I grew up on a dairy farm out near Cooperstown and have the same love for the old Farmall tractors. My grandfather had a Farmall 706 with an IH 2000 loader that worked great for the day to day tasks. We used an IH 826 for bailing, chopping corn and plowing with a 4 bottom Oliver plow. We also had a Farmall C and a Ford 9N that 2 of my Uncle's restored after the cows were sold off. I appreciate what you do and I hope to be back in the small farm saddle in a similar manner in the near future as well. Take care!

Outstanding video. Thanks!

You and your family are the greatest.

Pete on our small farm we a super A superC super m B farmall 656 1256 straight m farmalls 2 of them. An a barn full of old hay making equipment old tractors are just more fun to drive no computer to go nuts like new tractors

My oldest son is a red fan but I still love him.

What an excellent speaker! He would make a great mechanical arts teacher with his knowledge base.

This was amazing, Pete. Thank you!

Excellent video , maybe you can do a series of videos on old tractors collecting , rebuilding them , maintaining them etc. Thanks super interesting

Another wonderful video

What a trip down memory lane! My uncle had a super C with the tricycle front end. Perfect raking tractor and for shuffling wagons to and from the field. There was also a well used 350 later replaced with a 560. No mention of the torque amplifier?!? We worked them like crazy. I discovered the hard way that when engaged, it also eliminated any engine braking! Not good when bringing a very loaded hay wagon down a steep hill into a 90 degree turn just above the pond. Was on grass so the tires just slid when I hit the brakes. Finally figured it out just before disaster. You could hear my aunt bitching me out from the barn 500 yards away!

What a fantastic collection. Love to see the old equipment being brought back to life.