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You have got yourself a nice 986! I know you enjoy running that machine! Does the heat and a/c work? Thank you for sharing your beautiful homestead with us!

It is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Could you text me the gear ratio for planting sweet corn. What is the spacing and depth in soft plowed ground?

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Wow! Perfect hill for sledding! What a cool video! Thank you for sharing!

I have a Kubota BX2680 with 300 hours on it and this tractor has been nothing but trouble since buying it new. My last BX was trouble free for over 20 years. This will be my last Kubota.

Greetings from Australia, I know you did this years ago but I just wanted to thank you. I'm 70yo and have the BX23s and I hate having to sharpen the blades as the deck that I have to manually lift up weighs a ton and I have no concrete surface to work on.

Have the Same "Rig", & can agree with the 16 miniutes of "First Stage" to mount the Back-hoe. Then to "Re-Convertalate"; this Is where the "Time & Torture" start Pileing Up....about another 25-28miniutes;= those 3point Arms are HEAVY & gravity is NO longer yer friend. Have only done this "Time&Torture Conversion " Twice in 7 Years.....the Backhoe STAYS on the Tractor & does ZERO Three-point Werk! ( l use a WHOLE OTHER Tractor for for this)!!!! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

Thank you and Happy New Year to you and your family too! Praying 2025 will be a blessed and healthy year for y’all!

It is counterintuitive, but if you want more hay on the left hand side, those aluminum tines need to be moved to the right as you have done. You may need to move the left most tines to the right too. This is per the manual. Your aluminum tines look pretty good, almost new. As I recall they should be around 14.5 inches long, some old balers, those tines are wore down several inches. When you feed hay into these type NH balers, you want to the hay to come into the pickup on the LH/bale chamber side vs the right. This is opposite of JD balers. When the hay is thin, in addition to merging windrows and increasing the ground speed, you can lower the rpm’s a bit to better fill the pickup. Our NH ran best full out at 540 pto rpm’s in normal hay. Good balers.

6:37 mozete li mi reci koliko je teska ova balirka?hvala

The geese were happy with the video lol! Thank you for sharing and wishing you and your family a very blessed and Merry Christmas!

Thank you for sharing! I hope y’all had a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving!

How much did y’all get?

Thanks for sharing! Love seeing y’all’s adventures! Definitely can see that this tunnel was carved out by hand with no help from machine. Absolutely beautiful!

Finally, see a vehicle with alternator topside.

Have been a railroad buff all my life. Enjoyed this short clip a lot! Thanks for sharing!

Bottle opener on the tractor key. When of the best mods I've seen. Well played.

So nice when the wind is blowing your way!

Will keep saying this….absolutely beautiful! A little piece of heaven!

Thank you. I plan to rebuild my 986 front end this winter. It's nice to see something come apart and go back together before you do it so your efforts will make my life easier. Appreciate your filming the process.

I'm gonna try this in a couple weeks. Thank you for showing and describing your process. It will make my work much easier.

Maybe you could check the tension on your twine. Have no experience with New Holland balers, only used International.

The first oil change on that FIAT, should have been at 500 miles.

Said it before and I will say it again absolutely beautiful view!

where is this? looks very similar to Germany, RP

No worries on video output. You are by yourself in video production and doing the work, so that eats up your time. Was going to ask about the IH, but you beat me to it. Look forward to any video you do. Thank you for taking time out of your life to share! God bless my friend!

Did this fix your banana bales

That cart speeds things up. Well done!

THANK ALMIGHTY COVENANT GOD YAHWEH THAT 💪 IT WORKS . AWESOME

Do you think the capacity of a BX23S is higher because of the backhoe?

Did you replace both filters with this one or just the first one from the tank?

Seems like alot of fluid to add

I just came across your channel after searching all over for some information for a pto not working or slowing down. I have a Massey Ferguson MF1648 with about 1,200 hours on it and a few weeks back shortly after changing out the hydraulic fluids and filter while I was bushhoging for a couple of hours I noticed that the PTO would start to slow down and even stopped turning at one point. If I let the tractor sit for a bit I was able to engage the PTO again but eventually it would do it again. I had only cleaned out the suction filter so I thought maybe I had not cleaned it out good enough. I drained the hydraulic fluid again and cleaned out the suction filter and noticed some very fine dust like I'm guessing metal shavings and what looked like a little piece of teflon tape. I put everything back together and tried again but it still did it after about 45 minutes bushhoging. I bought new filters including the suction filter (those things are high dollar). Now whenever I have the chance I'm going to check the PTO control valve to see if maybe I have the same issue you had. I truly appreciate you sharing this information with us. Thank you.

I have an 861 with a loader on it. I absolutely love the tractor! It's so handy for my small needs. I like the look of a 961, too. Sometimes, I think it would be neat to have a 661, 751, 861, and 961 for shows. The Fords are not as common around me but very neat tractors people enjoy looking at. Thanks for sharing, I have been wanting a disk and some other implements. I would like to grow corn at my local tractor show grounds for demonstration purposes.

Thank you for sharing !!!

Still can’t get over the view! Absolutely stunning!

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All of these videos are interesting to me. I miss working with tractors and stuff, so anything that you brings back wonderful memories! Appreciate you sharing!

I have a 2370 , cant believe how much bigger the 2380 is

love the idea of hanging the deck by a chain. never crossed my mind but an excellent idea

Good looking Kubota! Thank you for sharing!

I have one just like yours. I have the float spring but missing the rod . I’m guessing I can thread one end of a rod and make one. I’m really looking for a pto shaft cover for it. Just to make it look complete. I have found a few things on line to put it back together. Really enjoy your videos. Very helpful!!

Could you include how you engaged the mower deck? I am not sure how you got the deck to cut. You were on the opposite side of the camera and I can's see which levers you moved to engage, or disengage the mower. Your installation is pretty easy without the backhoe and loader attached.

I had an issue with my needles drifting from the home position on my bc5050. That bolt that was loose, had completely fell off. One very easy thing to do, that I neglected until this week, was to check tensions on both the main drive chain and the feeder chain (the one on the tractor side, not the main feeder chain in the rear near the twine box). My chains had stretched so much that my baler jumper a little bit of time!

The ones you took out look like the original ones judging by the paint so they seem to last a while despite being into the rivets.

Just gonna add some important info here. That sealer gasket where the neck on that filter goes is very annoying to get out. I don’t recommend a pick. Use a hammer and chisel to crease it or pliers and then rip it out. When you put the new one back in use something flat and the same size as the gasket (like a socket) and lightly tap it in until it’s FULLY seated and as flat as possible. I had at least 4 low pressure codes and limped my tranny because this info wasn’t in the video. Now I’ll be doing this whole process again tomorrow and spending over 100 dollars 🙄

Hey, no worries at all! We all get busy nowadays. Thank you for sharing when you can though!

Thanks for the great idea with the ratchet strap! I always have trouble getting that thing off and back on.

Happy Independence Day to you and your family!