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Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor

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jonsoldstuff

09-05-2006 16:15:41




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I just thought someone might find this pretty cool. My uncle in Oklahoma, who just turned 90 years old,has the original tractor he bought brand new in 1941. He sure has some good stories to tell about the old days and working his 450 acre farm.thx




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DennyF

09-05-2006 18:55:11




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 Re: Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor in reply to jonsoldstuff, 09-05-2006 16:15:41  
Also have a 90 year old uncle, but his H was sold to the folks that bought his farm several years back. Still kicking myself for not trying to buy his H. It's exactly the same age I am: we'll both be 60 come this November.

Unc said he paid about $1300 for his new H, in the fall of 1946, when local farmers were still on waiting lists to acquire new tractors after WWII. He got moved up the list when the dealer found out he already had the money, took the next H that came in. Added a WFE about 8 years later, that he got from a scrapped H.

The old folks have great stories to tell. Thought I'd heard most of my uncle's Farmall lore over the years, then found out recently that his new H came without a PTO and what a hassle it was to finally get that corrected. Guy that now owns my uncle's farm would probably sell the M, but I'd only want the H. Was the first of his Farmalls that I ever got to operate as a kid.

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LarryAndy

04-23-2007 20:38:24




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 Re: Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor in reply to DennyF, 09-05-2006 18:55:11  
I recently bought an H and it does not have a pto what is needed to put one on it?



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GordoSD

09-05-2006 19:46:13




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 Re: Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor in reply to DennyF, 09-05-2006 18:55:11  
Denny. Why not go out to the farm and make a deal with those owners to trade them a BETTER H than your Uncles, and find a good one and redo it for them?

Gordo



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DennyF

09-05-2006 21:24:36




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 Re: Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor in reply to GordoSD, 09-05-2006 19:46:13  
Sounds like way too much work, redoing two Hs. :o)

My uncle's former H is apparently the only tractor the guy will run. My cousin still does the haying with the M and the 656 that went with the farm, sells the hay, splits the profits with the owner. Cousin tried to teach the guy to rake with the H, think he gave up on him.

My hope is that someday in the near future, the owner might decide he can use the money more than he needs the H. If anything, I might offer to find him an 8N or similar small tractor that he'd be more comfy with and swap for the H.

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Yugrotcart

09-05-2006 16:19:03




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 Re: Uncle's 1941 Farmall H Tractor in reply to jonsoldstuff, 09-05-2006 16:15:41  
Fellow up the road still has his '49 H that he bought new to do custom farm work with. He had it restored and still uses it as a wagon puller.



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