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Oh god, every time they think they figured it out it throws more codes, now the gearshift got rebuilt and we lost reverse, 1 to 6 and 18th gear, it’s back at the new holland dealer gonna get a new wire harness, gotta lift the cab to install it

Ours had that problem when we first bought it, we ended up taking the thermostats out and our radiator looked like someone pressure washed it sideways, I had to get a radiator comb and straighten everything out, haven’t had any problems since then

@@stevemorlock does it run without thermostats?

Yea, ours has for many years now, gauge stays right in the middle now . Give it a try. Another thing it could be is if your fan clutch isn’t engaging. We’ve replaced them on both out 35 and 25 but ours locked on though, or your radiator is really plugged up

@stevemorlock thank you i appreciate it

Usually around 2000 rpm’s we pull a 25’ disk, never messed with the engine

@@stevemorlock thanks. What temp does it run?

Not to much, only 40 acres

@@stevemorlock nice in total we had 90 40 was silage 50 is combine corn

😆I’ll try to spice it up for my India audience

Thanks

Thank you, I’ve always liked shelling corn at night

Thanks

Finished this afternoon, finally a year with no ruts and no mud on the combine

@@stevemorlock Good for you guys!

Thanks

Thanks

We’ve been moving right along, can’t ask for better harvest weather, perfect

Oh man!! A couple guys around us use to have them many years ago, I think there’s still one a few miles from us, don’t think it’s getting used anymore though

😆 it’s a great color

Thanks for watching

Thanks Rob

Yea. Really good year

We just put it on last week, kinda like the wide front better but it’s pretty cool

Nice square cornered bales

that baler does a good job

Like the narrow front. My dad bought a new 4000 in 1966 and again in 1971. Both were diesel and wide front. Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo with us. Brings back memories.

@@raymiller9391this one is a 1966 that my dad bought new too, good old tractor

Yup, we can always make more

Thanks, we usually pressure wash them a few times a year, gotta hide the oil leaks

We’ll get everything going again, still working out 8730 problems but think we found the bad part

Thanks

I think it’s a 1992

Around 84 degrees Fahrenheit

Plowing is predominantly used in 🇺🇸 American (English ) while ploughing is predominantly used in 🇬🇧 British English . I believe we changed the word somewhere around 1776 😆

@@stevemorlock l was more referring to the quality of the ploughing than the wording

Yup, the dirts turned over and disked up very nicely and will be planted in a few weeks. That’s clay soil that hasn’t been touched in over 25 years

Oh yea, love the 70 series they ended with. Good looking tractors. I’d love to find a decent 6000 just to have though

You got that right!

The other 2 are Case plows, not sure of the model numbers

Man that looks like it's terribly dry.....was trying to figure out where you were at?

we just had 2 inches of rain a few days ago, not sure where that went. That’s on station around capel, old farm with houses on it now, we bale hay next to this and he’s sick of mowing this 4 acres so we’re putting clover and Timothy in it.

@@stevemorlock gotcha..... don't take long for people to get tired of mowing... costs a lot of money to do that many acres with a lawnmower 👍😂😂

It’s supposed to have 110 HP. It’s a 401 cubic inch engine made by Ford

@@stevemorlock Thank you very much, I hope you have a complete 8000 tractor repair video. blessings

We always do it right after the haybine, I imagine it probably knocks leaves off if the hay was dryer, it really makes the hay dry fast though

@@stevemorlock I never dealt with hay, but after watching a lot of videos I have learnt a few things, though this is the first I heard the benefits of tedding. I was thinking it was the way to loosen and redistribute the hay to where more air could get to the hay. I don't nor will ever do hay, but it's fun to learn some things I don't already know.

We’ll be pulling in our fairs pull in 2 weeks, always fun

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I love those 6y Ford Row crops.

Nope to us he is raking hay.

@@scrambler69-xk3kv To us We mow or cut grass to make hay. Not like you say cut hay to make hay.

Thanks a lot. We definitely appreciate it

We have one that’s been hanging around here lately