Farmall SUPERC 5.00 star(s) (3)

Farmall Super C
Model Year: 1950

Got it to refurbish. Grew up on one like it as a boy in Ohio. It is a blast from the past for me. Lovin' it!

Pros: Runs good.
Cons: No 3 pt. hitch.

Farmall Super C
Model Year: 1952

I bought this tractor from an old farmer down the road from me. At first I had to get use to the turning radius as it has a wide front but it is a true workhorse. I have 3+ acres of lawn and I bought a 2 to three point hitch conversion kit so I now have a flail mower, blade, deep plow and just got a post hole digger (haven't tried that out yet). The flail mower works great and I got that used some time ago. The tractor start easily and it doesn't use as much gas as I though it would. It does not like to be choked when started so I only use the choke when it is 10-20 degrees out and only a little. Overall, it's is a great tractor and where I live is John Deere country so it does stand out a bit. It would be nice if it had a little more power but not a big deal.

Pros: Overall a great tractor.
Cons: Nice with a little more horsepower.

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My Tractor
Model Year: 1951

I always wanted a farm tractor for my cabin in the bush of northwest Ontario. It is very handy to skid in wood plow snow and it is nice to have the front blade to lift heavy objects. I wish it had a quick or 3 point hitch. A well built tractor. I bought a Farmall A this fall but I need two rear rims and tires if anyone has them for sale let me know. I buy a lot of stuff on Ebay and I have it shipped to Grand Portage Minnesota 55605 as the USA border is only 35 miles from ThunderBay. I enjoy the forum lots of info and good people. John

Pros: Very solid well built.
Cons: No 3 point hitch.