Loaders do come in handy!

[RedWhiteandBlueWoods]

So I was dragging the small outdoor arena at the stables with the Super H (tractor mac) and when I came to leave, the drag wanted to take the fence post with. So after some deliberation with myself I thought about the big old Freeman loader on the front. Another thing, these Super H's can pull dang good, I'd say you could probably outpull an M! It would certainly be a loud!

 

[46m]

The older you get the more that loader will find jobs to do .I have a old number 30 ih loader on a m farmall and it gets used often.

 

[46m]

By the way that looks like a 53 i have one of those a real work horse.

 

[Dan in Ohio]

Sure do and I have a few.

 

[38 Sears Roebuck]

Just be careful lifting like that with a narrow front end. There was a friend of mine that got killed while lifting like that using his narrow front JD A. Accidents happen in the blink of an eye.

 

[RedWhiteandBlueWoods]

By the way that looks like a 53 i have one of those a real work horse.

Yep, 1953 SN 1569, these things can really pull.

 

[Geo-TH,In]

The older you get the more that loader will find jobs to do .I have a old number 30 ih loader on a m farmall and it gets used often.

I agree 100%. I bought my first loader 16 years.
Now I have 3 loaders. Loaders makes it possible for me to do things my old body couldn't do.

 

[RedWhiteandBlueWoods]

Just be careful lifting like that with a narrow front end. There was a friend of mine that got killed while lifting like that using his narrow front JD A. Accidents happen in the blink of an eye.

We primarily have narrow fronts at the stables. Mostly flat ground though so no risk. The farm however is definitely a different story.

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Just be careful lifting like that with a narrow front end. There was a friend of mine that got killed while lifting like that using his narrow front JD A. Accidents happen in the blink of an eye.

I cut my teeth on a NF H with a NH/Caswell loader. Can second your statement with ease. Though, under usual circumstances, evrything should be good to go.

Mike

 

[used red MN]

I'd say you could probably outpull an M!

Good luck with that. I’m glad you are excited about your tractor. What type of equipment have you been around? If only riding lawn mowers etc. a real tractor is a whole different ball game.

 

[RedWhiteandBlueWoods]

Good luck with that. I’m glad you are excited about your tractor. What type of equipment have you been around? If only riding lawn mowers etc. a real tractor is a whole different ball game.

Oh we've had this Super H for quite some time now. Probably a good 7-8 years. Tractors are nothing new to me, I've ran our 2470 and chopped corn silage with our 2590 so a Super H ain't nothing.

 

[38 Sears Roebuck]

Complacency is your enemy. I urge each and everyone of you to please play it safe.

 

[Dan in Ohio]

When I was in school my Dad rolled our JD 2510 NF. He was driving along the back side of our pole barn on a moderate grade when he hit stone maybe a little bigger than a soft ball and that was enough to cause a roll over. By the grace of God he was not injured. I warned my SIL of the dangers of a loader tractor as he acquired his first one last year.

38 Sears Roebuck, that danger was well worth mentioning, thanks.