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Heya, nice video :) do you still have this car?

good to see your still on it Pete hope your all well brother

go go Pete the mo

The ram knife needs sharpening

Not enough reves on the tractor

NH 68 was built back in the 1950's Plastic twine wasn't even heard of back then. No wonder she doesn't like it. Give that tractor some throttle and get that RPM up to 540 where it should be and get the knives sharpened. NH68 was an outstanding piece of equipment and can still get the job done. We had a 68 and later a 276. Funny thing about that 276. New Holland brand twine...worked perfectly. An aftermarket twine it skipped and cut knots all day long.

knife needs sharpening

Check hay dogs hay, dog springs, rollers on plunger and just put new knifes in it! The knotter is ethier billhook, billhook tenchen , twine disc or twine disc tenchen

the reason the bales are sticking together is the knife on the chamber plunger isn't sharp enough

Isn't there a knife up at the top of the bale chamber, so that when the plunger pushes the hay in it cuts it on the side? It might be damaged. Maybe that's why your bales are 'stuck together'?

Don’t think your running the baler with enough pto speed..540 but some run them a bit faster..might help with the knotter issue if everything is running a bit quicker.

Nothing like watching a baler at work - great content :)

Baler seems to be working ok my 68 baler does not like plastic twine will bale about 20 then pushes a loose one out so have to use sisal twine and all is ok just like to point out that you need to have more revs on the tractor baler needs to run at 540 pto speed it will bale a lot better take care

Great vid!

Great outfit for doing your own work, I had a NH68 years ago but went round baler. The knives need to be aligned to cut the hay cleaner make an evener bale. Nice video

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how often do you have to do water changes? or what do you do for filtering?

Me and my brother are looking at buying a David brown tractor and we were just wondering ho much you payed for yours?

Nice video chap

Love this, putting Pembs in a good light 💪🏾

Will you start doing any arable?

You can never have too many haybobs lol! does your dad have an infinate supply of that grey paint? everything gets painted in it haha

The reason it drops bales and the grab moves is because the loader isn’t a powered down loader, just works off gravity, so you can’t put any pressure on them and really work the spikes in as well as you would with a loader that’s powered up and down

its risky business with selling a good baler, best to keep the old one if possible until you know he new one is good, And I think the David Brown bucket should be orange the same as the wheels

999 come on🤞

Can a leyland 384 lift a power link box

Can a leyland 384 lift a power link box

Ticn over real good now.

So close to 1000, keep up the good work👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Look good pete bro

brilliant balers we have a NH68 bought new by my Father in 1959 still going well and been used every year you have done a good job of putting it back together best of luck with it

Nice to see you and your dad getting on so well. 👍

Great video, really intresting

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proper job!

Nice channel. You seem nice and Irish.

Brakes are on the bull gears. Its the linkage

When the brakes stick on those old tractors from sitting its the linkage from the parking breaks or the peddlers. Spray the connectors and peck them with a hammer. I have had a 1390 for many years

Trying to line up the steering by taking off the steering wheel won’t work as it’s power steering not mechanical steering,the steering wheel will rarely be in the same place (going by the badge in the centre of it) when you turn and bring the wheels back to straight.

That look cool now bro

GREAT VID🙂🙂

Love this family farm 🚜 good to see you brother hope you all good bro mojo

Peter in da house and mr mower lets gooooooooo miss ya pete steve lads

Hi Pete hope you are all ok your place has improved a lot and the fields look good especially after all the rain we have had take care

Getting close to 1000, keep it up.

Good to see you back fella. Place is looking nice and tidy 👍👍

Great to see around your yard. How's the 7600

Good,battery,essential,🧲🙋

That glass bowl on the lift pump should be full of diesel which it draws from the tank. Should be no gap at the top or air bubbles. I had a similar problem with my Case 1394. Drained the fuel tank & make sure the drain plug hole is clear, refill with some diesel. I had to do mine twice, but has been no trouble for 18 months.