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Allan In NE

03-21-2008 14:03:13

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I bred a Farmall M tractor, a Farmall 400 hydraulic pump and an International 766 remote port to build this hydraulic system.

Couldn't stand it; just had to plumb in a cylinder to see how she works. Walla!

Low and behold, it works great! Yeah, guess I must have just "lucked out" again. :>)

Only trouble is, I just got to thinkin', the M isn't big enough to pull anything that requires a cylinder anyway. :>(

Oh well, it's on there and operational anyhoo. :>)

Allan

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RossIL

03-21-2008 19:57:57

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

That'll M 'll raise your haybine I'd think, not to mention a smaller auger. Heck there's plenty of uses for that set up. Ross

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Uncle Ernie

03-21-2008 19:15:00

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Just don't go and hook a foot on one of them spagetti hoses and land on your nose! Don't ask why I warned ya!....

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Keith-OR

03-21-2008 18:22:23

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Allan, looking really great. No since in having a working tractor if it is not functional for yur needs.

I am going to make and install a 3pt on Shawn's Farmall SC, never know when might need it, even if it is a parade tractor...Have to make it functional.

Keith & Shawn(Special Olympic Gold winner)

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jayinNY

03-21-2008 17:41:37

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Allen, Nice tractor, but why not get some fenders on that thing. lol

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Allan In NE

03-21-2008 17:55:13

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to jayinNY, 03-21-2008 17:41:37

No room to mount 'em with that hitch on there, or else I'd plant some flat tops. :>(

Allan

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Vito

03-21-2008 19:41:32

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 17:55:13

Would fender extensions plates clear everything?
Vito

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Bob

03-21-2008 18:01:28

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 17:55:13

"Fitting" fenders shouldn't be TOO tough!

Want to borrow my plasma cutter?

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Spook

03-21-2008 17:06:57

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Simply the best. in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

I have a long term goal of building a Uber H. I have started, I have the Saginaw hitch, and a few other items, but the remote is one I gotta go for. I am also thinking flat top fenders? It's a long term goal because I am in the process of changing jobs / carreers. BTW, your workmanship is superb.

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Big Mike

03-21-2008 16:39:42

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Oh, Man! C O O L ! Turned an "M" into a Moderen Tractor!

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Steven f/AZ

03-21-2008 16:18:09

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Allan In NE said: (quoted from post at 14:03:13 03/21/08)Only trouble is, I just got to thinkin', the M isn't big enough to pull anything that requires a cylinder anyway. :>(

WHAT???? I pull things with my H that require a cylinder! The list goes on and on... small disc, plow, small chisel plow, pull type sickle mower, side-delivery rake, etc.

We also use the H to move implements around the yard, which requires a hydraulic hook up or two... I see I have you outnumbered as far as the number of available remotes:

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Course, my tractor 'taint near as shiny as yours... :(

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NcNE

03-21-2008 20:51:25

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Steven f/AZ, 03-21-2008 16:18:09

Steven
I agree with you. We put up hay for years with a Super M and a 1014 hydro swing. Looked kinda funny but worked.

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Brokenwrench

03-21-2008 15:53:46

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

If I tried to cobble together that much cross bred stuff it would look like heck. Man, you got a knack for this stuff. You should call up Discovery and get your own show.

This week on "Pimp my Tractor", host Allan crosses an M with an H, a 766, a 450, an 806, and a hydro 656 to give us the worlds first MH766450806656 hydro. Complete with 8 remotes, front wheel assist, deluxe cab, three point, and his newly patented 4 point, so new he doesn`t even know what to use it for yet. Tune in next time to see him build a working round baler out of paper clips, tin foil, tooth picks and duct tape.

All kidding aside that M is really something to be proud of. Congrats BW

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John S-B

03-21-2008 19:47:39

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Brokenwrench, 03-21-2008 15:53:46

Yeah, but does it have a cup holder?

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Steve O

03-21-2008 15:26:51

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

"Only trouble is, I just got to thinkin', the M isn't big enough to pull anything that requires a cylinder anyway."

I'm not following ya? What do ya mean?

Say, what brand of tire do you have on the left rear on that M?

Steve

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mitch furness

03-21-2008 15:14:30

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 14:03:13

Allan

Pardon my ignorance but what is the purpose of a ram on the draw bar?

Mitch

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Allan In NE

03-21-2008 15:20:28

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to mitch furness, 03-21-2008 15:14:30

Hi Mitch,

I just pinned it there to hold it. Drawbar was a perfect sized "fixture".

Just bought the cylinder on ebay, I needed to plumb some hoses to it and that drawbar allowed me to put some "wrench" to 'er. :>)

Allan

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mitch furness

03-21-2008 18:48:33

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 15:20:28

Good one Allan. You had better patent that idea. Like the other guys say retractable drawbar could be very handy.

Mitch

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flying belgian

03-21-2008 18:31:28

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to Allan In NE, 03-21-2008 15:20:28

I don't know. that retractable draw bar might come in mighty handy when you are just shy of being able to drop the hitch pin in. I think I would leave her just like that.

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135 Fan

03-21-2008 18:39:25

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Re: Hey! It Works! in reply to flying belgian, 03-21-2008 18:31:28

That retractable drawbar would sure make hooking up implements easy. Allan has done it again! If IH would have just hired or at least consulted with him before they sold out, they'd be more popular than ever and probably would have ending up buying Case. Dave

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