Posted by rankrank1 on October 13, 2012 at 17:44:29 from (198.228.201.147):
I purchased an ole ragged 1951 farmall h last year for cheap.
All I have to say is that I am impressed. I hooked it to the Hesston 1120 moco (9' equivalent of a NH haybine). I looked up the manufacturer's spec's again on the Hesston 1120 and the book says 30 PTO hp minimum requirement of which the ole h is a bit shy (I am reasonably sure that my h has not been rebuilt with Super pistons to up the hp) . Anyway, It handled my last cutting fine. Granted the cutting was not overly tall but what was there was green, lush, and tough. (last 1.5 months have been like spring rains after the summer drought). Ran in 3rd gear and burned very little fuel with the moco.
What is even more impressive is that I used the same tractor to improvise tedd and rake with the old JD 594 hay rake covering 5.25 acres over 5 times total (hard to get things dry this time of year)and it almost seemed like there was more fuel in the tank than when I began. Ran 4th gear wide open throttle at all times when raking or improvised tedding. Pretty impressive for an old low tech gasser.
Do these ole h's just make their fuel as they run? (not a serious question - just kidding).
P.S. The ride from the monroe seat was much appreciated too. The tractor rode very smooth over a rough field.
This post was edited by rankrank1 at 18:02:56 10/13/12 2 times.
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