Super M Restoration
ST | 06/22/2018 | Farmall / International, Tractor Photos, tractor restoration, Tractor Stories | 1 Comment
Restoration of Super M
This 1953 Super M purchased by Tom Schram in 2017 to help advertise their auction business (Schram Auction / Gretna, Nebr.) The tractor didn’t run and had sat for several years. The tractor was in good condition and very original it had been stored inside. Tom’s brother (John) restored the tractor and did a first class job. John is standing by the tractor in the finished photo in his shop.
Most of the new parts were purchased from Steiner as they are good quality and fit well. Steiner provided a radiator, cross shaft for clutch and brake pedals, wiring loom, gauges, muffler and light parts.
Schram’s are friends of mine and I help them with harvest. I was with Tom when he purchased the tractor and stopped by the shop as John did the restoration. I attend quite a few tractor shows and it would be tough to find a nicer or more original Super M. This tractor found a good home.
The odd looking pulley in the before photo is for v-belts powering an irrigation pump. Last assignment for this Nebraska tractor before being sold.
Dwight Anderson
Omaha, Nebraska
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I restored my dad’s Farmall MD that had been used as a cotton picker in the 1950’s. I did not keep the cotton picker bin but restored the tractor and I have had it in a few shows. I would like to have a guess about it value today completely restored. It will be in a parade in October and then housed in Buttonwillow, California