looks like that 4gang disc is falling apart and bending

Where's part 2 chopping field corn?

I wouldn’t even call that corn.

BEAUTIFUL 😊

i have the same model that has a 3 point hitch on the back im jus working on the starter becouse i dont want to have to pull start it apishly with it not runing good

The Nordic scag 😂

how long would that take to chop 170 acres ?

I use my 54 Super C to cut and bale hay. I use a New Holland 469, 9' haybine. Cant go fast, but gets the job done and does about 5 acers. Then I go over and do neighbors and they have a pretty good hill and she works going up it. Manure spreader? Only thing I can see doing that is to keep the chopper balanced with the narrow front on tractor. The Super C is small tractor, but for many many years they got used when a bigger tractor was down. Everyone thinks of the big ol JD 8100 and bigger today, but during that time, not even close to how big they are today. There is stories of farmers plowing up 200 acers with them and they rose to the occasion and got it done. Its 1954, they used what they had.

Why no coolant setup? Dlaczego nie macie wszystkiego w Polsce?

Too bad you didn't have corn to chop what a joke why

Nice.. I always wanted to do this to mine!!.. I got a 440 laying on shed floor... did u lose your reverse on this build??

You need to wash it really good

So cool! Cant believe everything works still.

Your camera work is TERRIBLE! I sugest you slow down!!!

Ya know at my age when I sit on the toilet every morning I sound just like that zillion mile ole truck does...

Good to see another video from you! When the starter turns so hard it draws power from the coil. Weak spark or intermittent spark.

Cool old truck! You need to work on your father to get his 57 out too! 😂

So cool!

Based

Just found this on a video feed on KZbin oh, I know I'm late to the party but I really like those tractors, and that 7010 looks like it's got great bones! I hope it got some tender loving care as living a happy life in 2023!!

Great job utilizing the sweet corn fodder for silage. And great job using tried and proven older machinery!

I have a farmall 300 row crop with wise front end I sunk 4k into it in parts and wiring and labor with no regrets it cool to see old steel at work there is a company that has replacement part for most farmall if you need address or info please drop me a line

When I saw the title, I wondered how you could pull this off. Then I see the sweet corn, already picked! In my youth, our power was a John Deere 3020, and pulled a one row chopper in silage corn, 12’ tall, ears in tact.

Making memories with the cub 50 years from now they will look back at this an say those were the good ole days thanks for sharing

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Impressive to see a C pulling that off. Our M with a single row corn chopper & full size chopper box really worked hard. We would hook the Super C to the M on that last leg to pull up Sugar Ridge (MI sand farmers). I just bought a Super C out of Missouri a few days ago (why I am here) with a Woods mower deck for our little 50 acre airport. This tractor will live out its glory days with an easy life.

What sort or type of corn were you chopping there? Corn growing is pretty specialized in Australia, generally limited to BIG operations.

Good Day! You have a name from Finland, Kolakoski. Fine video, old tractor works very well, cool enginesound.

I think it did a great job. The Super C is an outstanding tractor. I have a 53 Super C and its my favorite one.

Hey thanks for the video I like your channel what part of Maaah are you from

Back in the 60s my dad used a McCormick 55W baler that used a Super C engine to run it,, awesome sound in heavy alfalfa!

It got COLD AC 😂🤣😅

Vw engine tested years ago in wheel barrel, on gas fumes . yes runs engine, and color is gray vapors. Rotated fabric in rotating liquid fuel chamber with heated air passing in upper open section. Holes in carb soldered shut except for diaphram pump squirt for starting. Spud in jet drilled/mounted on side of carb at venturi point. No contaminents on tissue over engine exhaust pipe. Also tested hose from vapor cannistor under car to adjustable brass valve mounted on car intake manifold. 1974 AMC Carter carb Idle jet screwed in shut. Gas cap modified with check spring valve added with hose going down into tank. When regular emmissions tube under car pulls vacuum, the air bubbles INTO gas tank creating bubbles of gas laden air whicjh goes to front of car running engine 6 cylinder amc runs on fumes vapor from gas tank. Squeeze brass valve clear tube, engine shuts off.

S1R9A9M9 ran his Briggs 18HP mower engine idle speed on water in carb, 2008. See You tube videos 1+2, and associated. videos. Website shut down. I have most of his data collected. Working on similar conversion for 12HP. Yes, lower power out, but his v8 old conversion El camino tooled around town back at that time also. Adjustable EGR required while exhaust drippings contain embedded Nitrogen that improved efficiency, and about 6-7 amps DC added through spark plug. Timing retarded to about -34 degrees. High voltage Battery protection diodes set required, with S1R hand wound magnetic triple coils assembly over spark plug wire. His unusual new process forms water vapor pressure generated with also small amount hydrogen gas! Must verify no/low ohms spark plug.

Harley Davidson golf course that's cool that's expensive

We chopped a heavy 40ac on a 2 row 717 with a turbo'd forf 5000. I remember the transmission between my feet got HOT 😆

Getting it done

Hi from Manitoba Canada, cool video. thx for sharing

Hey, i'm from Morrocco and i like to move working in usa, can you help me to find a job over there plz

Don't understand why everyone is worried about this young man putting a stright pipe on his tractor...its his!. Can we not take a minute and enjoy that a young man is farming old school! And getting it done..this is real farming not government hand out welfare corporate farming with the latest computer gadgets on an overpriced plastic tractor that drives itself . This young man deserves credit for wanting to learn the old ways...as for straight pipes burning valves...old tractors came with straight s from the factory...doesn't hurt a thing

What a beautiful thing your town does!

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Glad to see that old C still farming. Nice work, man!

Don’t see many with a fast hitch, I moved a lot of dirt, gravel, manure and snow with ours. Ours had a fast hitch with an 8 ft scraper.

Whole new meaning to eat where you shit...kinda!

Multi use shit spreader I like it!!!

We had a 717 back when I was growing up. Ol'gal did a pretty good job. Looked like the knives needed sharpening and the sheer bar adjusted a tad. Brought back memories. Loved it!

Using what you have love it

There's the angry bumblebee sound! I stop by fields today and don't hear a sound coming from the chopper. What gives? 400 horse and 6 rows should be aeronautical!

RED POWER THEN...RED POWER NOW!