Thank you for this review and demonstration.

10ft disk is about all they can handle.

Forgive me for not knowing, but what does discing do or used for? To prepare the land for planting? Can you use it break up the ground so you can level the area?

At a minute in I'm like this ain't gonna turn out well lol

Is that the 4000lb lifting sling from harbor freight?

What is he doing ?? The disc is barely touching the ground he is hardly cutting anything at all , he is just wasting gas I have farmed 60 years I disc 8 to 9 inches deep to berry trash and crop residue and to break soil up

Came to hear the tractor of my youth... instead got 'music' ... 😢

It would be a long way to the other side of 100acres lol nice H&JD disk

Nice working set of discs

I have the exact same harrow just without the wheels

Best era of farming right there.

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If you added a weight onto the disc would it still be able to lift up high enough to not till and would it be able to till better?

nice video i need to rent one

Love the Farmalls. I have four in the barn. thanks for sharing

No puedo ver colonias microbianas, a 10 inch sobre el sustrato .

How long are the 2x4s

Just Subscribed. We have several tractors. Mostly letter series farmalls. We have video on our channel of a H we are working on.

Rented this today at Home Depot. I can attest that it will knock over 8 foot high trees that are 2 inches thick and cut them to pieces. We knocked out thick brush today with this.

Too bad they don't rent this no more!

Sounds good ! 😊

Nice video.

😂😂😂😂 nice

Churns it up pretty good.

How did you hook the strap around the tree?

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Great sounding old tractor. Never saw a single hydraulic hose connection before. We always had a dual connection

I just love seeing these old tractors still at work. My god they're built strong!

great job!

Love the H…sat between Dad’s knees before we started school, then on as we aged to work the H and M farmalls. More than 65 years ago. Dad worked the farm till he was 80. Still had an H that he gave to grandson in estate. Nice job harrowing 😀

Cracked me up with the excerpt from the Six Million Dollar Man. What a sense of humor! Nice looking H. Agree would rather hear tractor than music. Thanks for sharing.

great stufff,, thank you,, amen,,

how much to buy one new?

Nice ending. Good job on the field

Really awesome video!

good looking h had a pair at one time

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How does it work with ivy? I was concerned that the vines would cause the machine to get clogged at the blades. Also, we have a lot of rocks throughout our property, which are hard to see in the grown-up weeds. Although obviously we'd be careful, but how much can this goat take? In the video, it just looked like the land was just tall weeds. I didn't see any rocks. Last, is it hard to handle on the side of a hill, like at a ditch? Thank you! Our land is horrible, and I need any help I can get!

I need one to cut my back yard some body to do it for me

FYI, if you put a sock over the mic on your camera/phone you can eliminate the wind.

Nothing against you music choice, but I prefer to hear the tractor. Just my 2 cents. (However, i loved the six million dollar man throwback.)

If you rent from home depot just don't expect sharp blades. I rented a stump grinder... the carbide teeth were shot and it worked poorly. I rented a post hole digger and the auger would barely dig until I ground the point myself. I just looked at one of their Billy Goats like in this video... The blades on these take a lot of abuse and they do not sharpen them. If you rent one at home depot, plan on sharpening it.

Thanks for the video... it's helpful. I am a small woman and trying to figure if I can handle this beast. I think I can, except for loading/unloading from the truck. Good to see that part of the process, too.

Looks like NW Ohio or the Michigan\Ohio line

Is that a 10 foot John Deere disk?

Dad's h, was bought in 1946 on his g.i. loan

Very cool!

What is the model of the disk? I have the same set up just a M to pull it.

That’s great way to take out shrubs! Wondering if would work for all the little stumps on my property. 🤔

Beautiful video, 30 years ago I bought a 1951 Farmall M from my Uncle Tom, made improvements to it electrical & mechanical, and still use it today. I wished it had power steering LOL.... Anyhow it has a front end loader which moved very large boulders. Still have it and use it for my property landscaping..