1953 Farmall Super M with Stage II Hydraulics

Enjoy this 53 Farmall Super M as we take a walk around it and point out some of its unique features. This is owned by a member of our IH chapter and we enjoy having them share it with us and you here today . I hope you enjoy the video and dont forget to hit that like if you enjoyed the video and leave a comment . Thanks for watching .

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

Sharp looking tractor for sure.

[@user-lo6cf3df1x]

Is stage too nice, Red power baby

[@doubleafarm]

Nice tractor!

[@tyfrank3427]

That's a well done Super M. It's restored about as good as you can restore one. All Super Ms that have the live pumps are stage 2s but not all stage 2s have the live pump. Belly pumps remailed an option on stage 2s as well as no hydraulics which you see sometimes in this part of the country. The Super W-6s had a way more radical changes from Stage 1 to Stage 2 than the Ms.

[@alanstrong55]

In that day, a Farmall tractor was a rightful choice. Did so well on American farms. Big Red rides again.

[@markschwab7829]

I’m not sure it’s M&W friction throttle it looks like a Heisler?

[@farmall51]

@@markschwab7829 yeah it was hard to tell in the video. At first glance I figured it was the m&w throttle. It may be the heisler.

[@Moorefarmalls]

⁠​⁠@@farmall51the m&w is stamped on them. Some people have said to me in my videos the m&w hand throttle is nice but mine is the same on this super M. Heisler

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

❤😊 LOUISVILLE TRACTOR ????? ❤😊

[@tyfrank3427]

It wouldn't be. Louisville tractors start at L500001. This one is F 37810.

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

@tyfrank3427 thanks 🙏 ty

[@farmall51]

@@tyfrank3427 yes I forgot to mention that