Farmall Fever! Indiana Doctor Saves A Farmall M and a Farmall H and Preserves Family History. 

I never thought I would say that tractors are beautiful but damn. So great to see a great piece of history preserved for the future.

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Both of those tractors are gems. The M and the H are great tractors. Great they are still in the family. Nice 👍. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

I'm sentimental about that stuff too, keep it in the family, when it's gone it's darn tough to replace

Very nice story! I have a similar story about my grandfathers te20 Ferguson tractor. My grandparents and father when he was a kid moved onto a farm in the early 70s. When the got there, there was a Ferguson tractor they got with the farm. Dad told me some memories of them moving a concrete trough on the back of it and it kept going up on two wheels because of the weight. So I come along 1992, I remember at a very young age maybe 4 I was actually scared to get on the carry all but I then fell in love with riding on the back. I remember when it was parked in shed i jumped in the drivers seat and pretended to drive it, and I remember dad and my grandfather was using the tractor to flip over an old car with a sling to get to the underneath of the car. Plus many more memories. But in 2001 (i was 9) my grandfather died and the farm was sold of and the tractor was sold separate. I remember the day the guy came to pick up the tractor and when he drove away I thought id never see it again. Fast forward to 2015 I was scrolling through ads of Ferguson tractors and I found a tractor that had been repainted but had familiar features. I showed dad asking if this is grandfathers tractor and he said yes that is it! So I called up the owner told him I was the grandson of the past owner he was couldn't believe it. Two weeks later it was in our shed and today it still is working on my parents farm carting firewood, carting logs and more. I still can"t believe it to this day I was lucky enough to find it again.

You should interview just a few acres farm about is Farmall MD

They are beautiful, I am very happy for you!

glad he was able to keep them in the Family.

Thanks for sharing

A doctor can afford dads tractors....but can't get it started! (: ................(file then points to get spark) Now, get YOUR own kids interested in those tractors!

Why didn't yall share the H Farmall on the video

I call. Mine Big M

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I am happy that you could retain ownership of both Farmalls. I own a 1948 Farmall H with a Heisler 9=speed which is a nice addition to an already great tractor. Count your blessings to have such a supportive wife; she was all "for it" in keeping both the M and H.

I'm so glad Dr. Fisher saved these great family tractors. There's no purr like a Farmall purr. RED POWER THEN...RED POWER NOW!

Dr. Mike Fisher is a very lucky man to have his dad's Farmall M tractor and his great grandfather's H too. My dad had an H back in the 60's that I would love to have, but that probably will never happen, but I do have my memories. Thanks, have a great weekend.

The Farmall M and H are true legends. Definitely one of the greatest farm tractors ever built.

Nothing sounds and runs better than a Farmall!

What a beautiful story! Love hearing about keeping it in the family. The Farmall letter series are beautiful!

👍from British Columbia🇨🇦. It sounds great. Beautiful machine.

My Farmall m is one of my favorite tractors 😊

Great video. Nice story. 👋👍🏻

we have a farmall M it is a cool tractor

Very. Nice video

Great story Dr. Mike.

Not a fan of gas power. Glad you got it back 👌👨‍🌾