Farmall sitting outside

Roger in Wisconsin · Jan 30, 2019

-25 degrees here in Wisconsin. I had
to take the H out so the mule and
horse could spend the night in the
shed. They normally stay out in a
three sided shed, but dangerous wind
chills. The H started right up but
the hydraulic took awhile to loosen
up.
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rustyfarmall · Jan 30, 2019

An H will pretty much always start if the battery is up and fully charged. It does take a little "finesse" from time to time.

FBH44 · Jan 30, 2019

Gotta fiddle with the choke, sit sorta squinched, hold your tongue out the right side, start her, and re-fiddle with the choke.

caterpillar guy · Jan 31, 2019

Unless the wind is blowing directly in a couple bales of straw and both could be inside. What do wild horses do out west? No shed even.

BarnyardEngineering · Jan 31, 2019

A percentage of them die due to exposure.

Roger in Wisconsin · Jan 31, 2019

It did quit once, I think I had my tongue on the left.

OldFarmall450 · Jan 31, 2019

(quoted from post at 11:37:39 01/31/19) Unless the wind is blowing directly in a couple bales of straw and both could be inside. What do wild horses do out west? No shed even.

The neighbors and passerbys don't call the Sheriff or ASPCA and post on FB if the wild horses freeze to death...but if yours have a runny nose...look out!

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