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Thats a Nice 350 . Just subscribed

That 350 seems like it has plenty of of power for pulling the plow and the soil rolled over nice

My dad had a 300 with the narrow front end.

Surprised that little 350 will pull 3 plows. What are they 12s?

good job!

Put the plow in the ground. Your furrow should be at least 8” deep to be considered plowing. You were scrapping.

I bet the deer will like your plck corn seed on top of the mountain

That hitch is called a Fast Hitch, and it's an IH design and only IH implements and attachments will work with it. BTW, I ran across a International 300 Utility a couple of weeks back. I don't know if it was for sale, but seem to be in decent shape. The 300 was a predecessor to the 350. Good tractors. They derived from the Farmall H and a McCormick Deering (I can't remember the model number). The International and the earlier McCormick tractors were the utility tractors while Farmall were the row crop tractors. A Farmall 350 would be the row crop version of your IH 350 Utility.

I have that same plow. My grandfather had it and used it with his ih 400

Hey Preacher good to see you . Enjoyed watching you plow.

I work a 300 u for 20 seasons ,no better hitching than 2 point I h ,never left the seat , Here in north Florida Dixie 18 developed in Jefferson County,

I love that old 350 and especially the fast hitch. I sow wheat on my garden and turn it under to rot out and it works great. RED POWER THEN...RED POWER NOW!

Wish you would make more videos. Love listening to your voice.

That is so cool! I found a 1957 Sea King for sale here in Texas. I was going to pick it up, but the guy decided to keep it. I will keep looking.

Mr Railey. How late can Hastings be planted in Ms 2 1/2 hrs south of Birmingham near Meridian.

Very nice Scott! Love the reloading info, your building and especially the personal mention of your lovely family! God bless y'all!

Very nice Scott! Love old guns as well and yes only God could make a day so beautiful! All glory to Him! From Sophia, N.C.

Hey Scott, that's one nice boat and Starcraft is well known here in N.C. Tiffany and I just love older things! I'm sure it will be awesome.....that's the year I was born, lol! God's richest blessings to you and your family! Jesus is Lord!

I was born in Tampa, 1958. love going to the the big freshwater lakes. There's so many old boats and outboards on those lakes. I have had boats all of my life. My mom and dad moved me when I was a kid to Clearwater, so I would take my boats and still do, out into the gulf. Saltwater tears everything up. I have a nice Grady White and it holds up well. It's nice to see these old fresh water boats.. I would never take one of these old boats or motors out in saltwater. I do go bass fishing in central Florida and see some really old boats and outboards. That's some really cool stuff.

Dang, I was hoping it was for sale😢. I'm also after one of those antique boats with the Cadillac fins. They just don't make like they used to. Just like modern cars, they all look pretty much the same, and NO personality and class. Yours is truly a rare find in that great of condition and yet unrestored.

My Grand Pa had a Glasspar with an Evinrude 35. I learned to waterski on it at Lake Lanier. It was red as well.

Love it

Nice boat. I have a 1970 Auqua Sport family fisherman. 20 ft. Side console, front area underneat front deck made into a sleeping quarters for me and my wife. 8 ft of lay down space, small mattress. For cruising, or maybe in the future rent a slip for a night. 1988 Evinrude, Load Rite trailer.

Wow! What a find. Good on ya!

Scott we might be related in another life! Between the old Farmalls, the CJ5 and the 60s boat . Really enjoyed seeing the boat in such great shape! Mine is a 67 Hydrodyne. Keep finding those memories and adding to your families collection of outstanding machinery!

Its like a time capsule!

I remember them ! Enjoyed watching! Congratulations on your find !

Congratulations on a great find! Sure have missed your videos! Hope to see some tractor videos.

Congratulations Preacher I’m happy you found it.

You know through the 60s and 70s that tractor done exactly what you are doing with it today. Old way's still producing crops today thanks to people like you.

working on a 154 cub loboy myself

I have been enjoying your videos. I’m trying to get set up with a duplex hopper and was wondering what plate you are using and how many tooth drive. Thanks

😢if you need anything for i have lots of parts everything even up to all the cultivator

Hello. I feel that the speed of throwing my cartridges is low. What is your hadith about?

Do you still have any of the corn

Blesssd with 2x140’s…that’s high cotton brother! Good luck with the restoration, would love to see a video as the tractor is stripped down for paint. I’m in the middle of my 1965 140 resto as I speak. Awesome tractors!

Wow. Those hydraulics are noisy. You might need a heavier oil in there or something. It drowned you out several times.

Where can i get some Thomas Jefferson corn seed? Keep the videos coming. I enjoy them. I have a model A for 50 years.

Liked your videos. Keep the videos coming. Do you have a video of planting corn?

Fortunetly , i grew up with a grandfather that taught me Everything i needed to know about Gardening , Seed saving , and commercial fishing , and hunting . I am blessed indeed .

Thanks again for the video. The drive mechanism for my IH Duplex Seeder was frozen up. I thought it was the gears, but it was actually the main rod was rusted to the cast iron "bearing" on the far side. I completely dis-assembled it to clean it and paint it. I had everything laid out so that I would remember how it went back together. After sand blasting everything with a wet pressure washer kit, I decided to wire brush it also. Needless to say I got parts out of order and couldn't remember which chain gear went to the outside. In the video at 8:30 it shows the larger gear to the inside. I'll try that and see how the spacing works out. Hope you and your's are well. God Bless, Ken

I like your wife's thinking. Everyman does need 2 140s. I have Daddy's 1963 model he bought used in 1976. He and I both used it raising tobacco, vegetables and whatever else that came along. I still garden and scrape snow with it. I like the older models I think better than the newer ones.

I know what you mean when you say we all need two . Well I started with a cub then I thought this thing ain’t strong enough so I bought a 140 then a 130 . So I get three . And my Mahindra to do my disking and tiller with . Love my red tractors .lol

I recently bought a Super A and having been adding tooling. I was able to buy an A 178 or A 180 belly planter like you have and a couple of weeks later I found an IH Duplex seeder same as you have. Do you use a 7 or 12 knob gear to drive the seeder when planting corn? Also how many holes are in your corn planter? What spacing does it give you on your corn? Thanks, Ken

loved that! i have a 350 utility. beautiful!

From one clay countian to another...good job..

Hello Mr Scott. Just found your channel and subbed. I've been following Joey at Jtwes for several months. I got Pa's old Super AV running and planted a garden with it last week. He bought it 20 years ago to restore and it's been sitting in the shop ever since. LOL. I bought a Super A last week and would love to see a video of how the Duplex mounts on the drive unit and how it drives. Also what type of base is in the side dresser. We have some old Cub parts and trying to piece them together without buying whole units. Thanks, Ken BTW the In-Laws are near Samson/Geneva area are you close by?

Thank you for the video. I just bought a Super A and got a planter driver and an A 180 runner with it. However, I am missing the hopper and bottom plate that mounts onto the drive unit. I was wondering if you could do an in depth video of how the duplex is mounted and drives. I have an old horse/mule drawn duplex and was thinking I might be able to adapt and mount it. Thanks again, Ken

Do you know what model planter is that? I got a 184 planter but I like the fact you don’t have to look behind you to look and the planter.

My grandfather has a 350 LP, I love that little thing. It used to have an issue where it would shut down once it got warmed up but he finally figured out it was the grease joint near the points, it was over greased and getting on the points once the engine warmed up