4500lb farmall m

jblackma · Sep 19, 2009

Is it possible to get a farmall M down to 4500lb class? I haven't seen this in my area, just wondering. Has any body done it? Pic's? thanks

FenceRowM · Sep 19, 2009

Yes it is. My weighs 4420 with my 240 lb frame. It has the pto
removed and the belt pulley, hyd. pump with stamped steel 14.6-
38"s

Anonymous-0 · Sep 19, 2009

M farmalls have made the 3500 before, start taking stuff off

jblackma · Sep 19, 2009

thanks for your replies...seems easy but other than stamped wheels do they have stock appearence?

R Moline · Sep 19, 2009

4444 with 200 lb driver
https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-
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pic=http;//photos.yesterdaystractors.com/gallery/tphotos/a1293
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Pat-CT · Sep 20, 2009

Yup the pto belt pulley and hydraulic pump were all optional equipment, so yes it is "stock"

showcrop · Sep 20, 2009

When you make those holes where you put the pistons bigger it makes the tractor really light.

jblackma · Sep 20, 2009

nice r moline..can I ask what kind of hp an cubes your running for that class?

jblackma · Sep 20, 2009

i hear ya

R Moline · Sep 20, 2009

Its right around the 100 horse mark. We usually pull it anywhere from 4750 on up. That keeps some weight on it. It does really good in 1st and 2nd gear classes.

F-350 · Sep 20, 2009

There are several in my area weighing 4500 with 15.5"s.

Matt Kaiser · Sep 21, 2009

When you pull the PTo out use the top cap off of a Farmall M steering that covers the gears. It will bolt right up and cover the hole. Dont use yours of course. If you cant find any may have some for sale.

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