Farmall H Planting Soybeans with an International 510 Grain Drill. Very old farm tractor in operation on the farm. Vintage farm tractor in operation on the farm. #FarmallFanatic #farmallh #farmall
I love seeing a nice looking old classic tractor that is actually out in the field working. Way nicer than only seeing them on display in a beauty Padgett going to waist.
We've been getting A lot of rain here..its raining right now actually..lol You're getting your Beans..awesome! Thanks for taking us along and sharing this with us...Happy Saturday...be blessed...be safe...😘🙏🤗
Good you got it planted. Now for some mild temperatures, some rain, and sun so you can Go-n-grow! Your helpers were pretty steadily distributing the seed in the hoppers. Full-watch.
Never planted Soy beans before so I found this interesting mate. We did turnips and potatoes and barley. My Dad did have the same machine for sowing tho so I kinda recognised it. Let's go let's grow rofl.😂👍 Good to see the old girl earning her keep.👍
WTC Auction is having a sale next Saturday. I went by there earlier and there was a set of very rusty 4 bottom drag plows could be Olivers. Might be a good match for the 756. They had new back tires pictured on their website. There was a fair amount of stuff there already.
510 a first class drill 👍 back in the day planted hundreds of acres wi one o them an if u followed the calibration instructions I reckon they were one o the most accurate drills around 💪👍BOOM
That's about 50 years worth of treated soybean seeds for my small homestead! LOL Do you grow rice up in PA? BOOM! Red Power! Take care and stay safe, Rob
The end wheel drills sure pull easier than the press drill. We have a 12' 620 press drill, there's no way you would pull a loaded 12' press drill with a Farmall H in a worked field. The press drill equivalent to the 510 is the 620.
I'm looking at a 1950 M , would I was wondering if the hydraulics would have enough capacity to run a 12ft 5100 IH drill? It doesn't have the Christmas tree 2 way hydraulics on it.
@@FarmallFanatic I do not recall that we had seed float problems, but our soil was rather sandy. That may have been the difference. I live in an area where the soil is rather heavy on clay now and it doesn't go as fast here.
Yep I was the sentinel in the FFA. Pretty much the same as a regulator. The enforcers that keep order and peace. I wouldn't be surprised if the position is eliminated nowadays because it's not being inclusive or its discriminates.
I plant treated beans because my seedsman gaurentees 100% free seed for replant if the need should arise. We've had wet springs here and you could tell which fields were treated beans, and which weren't. Especially in the river bottoms.