When we 1st bought our Super M in 1968, it came with four row front mount cultivator

461 was a great cultivator. Easy on, easy off with a narrow front end. Remember my dad pulling it off to feed cattle in the evenings.

Great video! My brother still has the 39 Farmall H with the 2 row front mount cultivator that was used back in the 50's and 60's on our Dad's farm. He has restored the tractor, cultivator, 14" two bottom drag plows that came with the tractor when purchased and he also has the number 45 baler that was used back in the day.

Back when I was a young lad in late 40's and on in the 50's I used to drive a Farmall M They were a good old tractor.

My last summer on the farm before Vietnam service i spent the days cultivating with my dad. I drove the M and Dad drove the Super C. Both had 2 row cultivators mounted. Good old days :)

I still have a 100 and a 140 that works year round on our farm. Awesome tractor and video

I love that you have that to mount on the tractor. The implements are hard to find for the tractors. Most people don't know what or how the older tractors we're used with the equipment. Thanks for the video.

Grandad had a two-row like this on a ‘48 M. My brother and I helped mount it a few times. Good bit of work to get it on and off. I drove the M working his small retirement corn field, but never operated it with the cultivator attached. Miss the old M.

Yep! I have a few hours running that same cultivator on a 300 when I was a young buck! Thanks!

Spent many hours on an M. and a SUPER M cultivating corn and Sowbeans with a front mount. I remember when a shank would come loose and you would have to walk the field looking 4 it because you didn't want to cut a tire or worry about it going in the combine or picker in the fall. Lots of good remedies Thanks

Great video! Nice attachment i never seen this type. An excellent Tractor and implement! Thanks for sharing! Have a good one!

I remember on my birthday, June 5th, my job was to feed 250 head of steers and mount the 461 on my Super MD. Then I got the rest of the day off.

we have a farmall M that has been in or family for a long time. My great grandpa had a buckit loader on it till about the 90's when the trip broke. We still have it and my cousin wants to fix it up.

Thxz. My grandfather had a M with the glass air cleaner. Nobody drove that tractor but him. We all drove the John Deere tractors. 🦅 Eaglegards...

I like this setup. Good job sir,--Scott

I had a 461 on a Super MD. Great combination.

I remember when the M was dad's big tractor. I had to drive the John Deere 520 because it had a hand clutch. I wasn't big enough to push the foot clutch on the M.

Still running my M. It's my main snow plowing tractor.

Cross-checking corn was the primary method of weed control in the Midwest/North Central states before chemicals came into use on the farm (Atrazine, early 1960s). If not cross-checked the weeds between plants in the corn row cut the yield by absorbing water and nutrients. Some farmers tolerated that rather than deal with the check wire. In any event, before use of chemicals corn fields was cultivated 3 sometimes 4 times after the corn plant emerged to control weeds. I spent many days on a cultivator of this type mounted on a Farmall Super H working corn and soybean fields in Chippewa county, Minnesota, in the early 1960's.

Good ol setup , M's are great tractors...

Still got two. Great video

I see the big crank handle cultivator wrench is hanging on this cultivator. We had a 4 row front-mounted cultivator similar to this one, mounted on a Farmall tricycle front 450 TA gas, with 3 SCV control levers on the right side of the console. Pull the TA (Torque Amplifier) back, maybe raise the engine speed some to improve the hydraulics and you could do point rows like a master, if you had your game face on. The power steering really helped when you had extra weight on the front of a tractor that already was nose heavy.

Culvated hundreds and hundreds of acres in the early sixties with front end cultivator on a John Deere and a 44 massy 👍🏻

Nobody cultivates corn anymore. Glad to see this one still hanging in there.

I'd love to have a set for my 450 to use!

First time I’ve heard the term check planting in many years. Do y’all still use a planter with the trip wire when you checker plant a field?

i worked at a nursery as a kid and they had an early 1950's Ford that looked so much like a Farmall that everyone walked up to it and said "nice Farmall" even though it said ford right on the front but it was shaped just like this one with the same grill and painted blue i think...it had several attachments including a front loader bucket that i think may have been retro fitted from another tractor

Big red, the legendary M, does it 4 rows at a time! "RED POWER THEN...RED POWER NOW!😊👍👍

It took an hour to hook it up and another hour to get everything adjusted. Your finally rolling along and you look back and see one of the shanks has moved and it’s wiping out a row. Farming is never easy.

got the same set of cultivators waiting to put on my 48 M and a set of 261's that im gonna hang on my 300. I went to Ill to get the 4 row and Okla to get the 2 row and i live in Texas

We had a 4 row crop cultivator on our "M" Farmall.. You could cultivate about 20 acres on a real good day...

My grandfather May had a farm all M. I didn't know the year it was made, but I can remember it pulling a 3 disk plow! Not a mortboard plow!

My dad's old M Farmall had a row crop cultivator like this one. Our "M" had the narrow front like this tractor does. I cultivated potato's with it when I was 13 years old.. You could cultivate about 10-15 acres on a good day is all.

I have a 51 1\2 Farmall M Great tractor!

Don’t see many of them left. My uncle has part of a set of cultivators for an H setting behind the barn. Not much left of it though.

I am a young generation guy and I know what a front cultivator is. I am trying to save implements for the Allis Chalmers B that I have

A big improvement in productivity,going from cultivating with a 2 row on an H Farm all to a 461 cultivator on a 460D which even had a tractor radio on it.

Where can I get a 4 row cultivater for my MD

Yes sir how about a Farmall 200 with two row cultivators

I agree brother. The scrap man is getting too many. I have a '51 M diesel. Wide front end with a hand clutch. Wouldn't trade it for a new one

I have the same cultivator, and I need to sell it. It's on my brothers farm and he is tired of it being in his way.

what does a cultivator do?

Yes we need to save all the old iron,tractors and implements even if it's just part of them. The scrapper are putting a hurt on Pennsylvania's old iron.

Aa. What a great time back then the great years of americs

Explain how you plant corn like this. Hills 4 inches apart in every direction?

Farmall, sometimes you don't see any. Sometimes you seen a bunch of them all lined up on an Old Farm. Great tractors. "Iron American Dream" on KZfaq. A song about America. Iron is what allowed America to happen. Plows. Steam engines. Weapons. Buy a Harley and see America. America's still out there.

Theres one fir sale up the road from me. $4000. Like it, but the price tag i do not.

Young farmers today may laugh at this technology. But remember that back in the 1950's, it was machinery like the Farmalls that made American ag the most productive in the world. Lots of countries were still using mules and horses for farming.

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We are gonna be back there when we run out of chemicals.

Grandpa was best at running the cultivater

Must be a bastard to transport. Looking go though. Looks like these videos are filmed in the 90s?

51 toothless scrap iron guys didn't like this video.

I want to scrap all that crap and clean our place up we still have stuff horses drug around