midnightman Posted October 6 Posted October 6 On 9/30/2026 at 7:28 PM, gafarm49 said: Put some global euro brackets on the loader so everything interchanges with my other loader tractor Custom built? That’s what I want to do on the 2355 loader I bought before I get it put on the 5088 5 Quote
gafarm49 Posted October 6 Posted October 6 22 hours ago, midnightman said: Custom built? That’s what I want to do on the 2355 loader I bought before I get it put on the 5088 This came from Ford distributing. I think they were in ohio. 1 Quote
DT Fan Posted October 8 Author Posted October 8 Hauled a load of beans to town with the 10. Got another load ready to go, behind the 856 this time. Only pic I have is combining. 15 Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted October 8 Posted October 8 cut beans today this was in the clean grain elevator no clue how it passed the screens but no damage 😂 had to pry it out 10 Quote
ny bill o Posted October 8 Posted October 8 Monday, i plowed a little patch for rye with the 400 and 311 plow. Killed my back so bad I could hardly move. Good night's sleep fixed that, so Tuesday hooked the IH 475 disk to the 2+2 and smoothed out plowed ground, hooked 966 to the 315 roller harrow and packed the field. So, finally today, got the rye planted with the 460 high utility and IH high wheel drill. I drove this 460 about 64 years ago when Dad borrowed it from a neighbor to rake hay with. Tried to buy it for 20+ years, finally successful in 2020. 18 Quote
MacAR Posted October 9 Posted October 9 Hung the 101 picker on the H today. Probably start picking next weekend if the weather holds. 12 Quote
IHandJDman Posted October 10 Posted October 10 Got to use the new to me S1600 for soybeans and the 1086 will be drilling rye soon. 12 Quote
766 Man Posted October 10 Posted October 10 1 hour ago, IHandJDman said: Got to use the new to me S1600 for soybeans and the 1086 will be drilling rye soon. I wish that I could find a truck like that. What was the year manufactured? 1 Quote
Super A_sepa Posted October 10 Posted October 10 We chopped corn today. Just like we've done about everyday for awhile now. Winding down fast though. Magnums gave us another good year of service. My 8950 (bittys old one) turned over 10,000 hours again. Made some hay the other week. Got to help a friend part of a day running grain cart after chopping. Bought a 560 at a sale. Wasn't advertised, didn't know it was there till I got there. Amish guy had it but threw a rod out the side. No idea what I'll do with it but I at least wanted the tires and the narrow front post. 16 Quote
MacAR Posted October 11 Posted October 11 I messed with the parts 400s today. Getting ready to remove the narrow front and noticed the pedestal had an odd casting mark: Don't guess I've ever seen that on one before... have y'all? 1 Quote
MT Matt Posted October 11 Posted October 11 Brought home a Craigslist find. 1955 Farmall 200 and a couple sets of tires. It was a project that wasn’t going to get done so the guy let it go. Motor is stuck but I have a good block from a 230. It used to have a single front and something is wrong with the steering on it. The guy put the twin narrow front on the trailer along with another bolster. Really the only thing missing is the starter. I should have one in the parts bin. The tin is too nice to part this out. I would like the fast hitch to go on my Super C. I also went to an auction close to where I picked up the tractor. Got some odds and ends. Looked at a Massey inline square baler but was out of my price range. 9 Quote
AmericanClassic Posted October 11 Posted October 11 Ive got my fence row binder into beans today. We are trying to stuff some acres through it before I take it over to my own Itty bitty stand of sad beans to make sure everything works well. It seems to do pretty decent with the setting close to what we had for corn but we were having issues with it getting balled up at the feederhouse. We think adding some flighting extensions to try and push the crop closer to the opening along with getting the rock dam off should help it. The reel was also way to far out and being that this old geezer doesn't have provisions for hydro fore and aft we had to hook it up to a tractor to get it pulled back. By then it was far to late to do anything, so we will try again tomorrow. Also, the bobcat did not like trying to pick a 4 row head off the trailer... @brahamfireman 13 Quote
billonthefarm Posted October 11 Posted October 11 Fueled and did maintenance so we are ready for Monday. Ran the chisel over the sweet corn patch at the local elevator and ran the 666 and single shank ripper over some compacted end rows. 11 Quote
farmallcubkid Posted October 11 Posted October 11 2 hours ago, MacAR said: I messed with the parts 400s today. Getting ready to remove the narrow front and noticed the pedestal had an odd casting mark: Don't guess I've ever seen that on one before... have y'all? I have a narrow front somewhere, either on an h or m gas, that has that same casting mark. I'm also not sure what it means or is though. Quote
MacAR Posted October 11 Posted October 11 8 hours ago, farmallcubkid said: I have a narrow front somewhere, either on an h or m gas, that has that same casting mark. I'm also not sure what it means or is though. It's definitely odd... my H and 300 don't have it. Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted October 11 Posted October 11 last night I worked wheat ground with my not so red tractor 6 1 Quote
Mr. Plow Posted October 12 Posted October 12 On 10/10/2026 at 12:06 PM, IHandJDman said: It's a 1979. Red orange and white one in the post above is a 1979 S1700, built 11/9/78.... 1 Quote
B.B. Posted October 12 Posted October 12 Mowed corn stalks with the 70A here in the 6 acres by the house. 7 Quote
whweldit Posted October 12 Posted October 12 Thinned the herd. Actually did it yesterday. Sent my 1939 H to a new home. 6 1 Quote
MT Matt Posted October 13 Posted October 13 Picked up a load of fertilizer from the slaughter house… and staged it at the field with the 400. Fall is here. Snow above 4000 feet now. 9 Quote
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