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Thanks Got a steady supply coming.

People pay good money to use a sauna. Maybe I should hire them to run it and they pay me to do it. 🤔🤣🤣

Thanks I'm not very creative but every once in a while I can come up with a different way to look at things. 🤣🤣

@@Mad_Farmer912 more big rain in central Nebraska.... Looking forward to seeing how old old seed sweet corn turns out

I run tracks on it to mix feed and last spring around the silo bags it got to be a real mess and I ran it in conditions I shouldn't. One thing with tracks is wheel bearings going out isn't as noticeable because the wheel will continue to look normal. As a result two wheels the bearings went out. One is rebuildable and the other the housing junk. Also running in the deep mud it got in the belly of the motor and I'm hoping it is just a lower radiator hose but the radiator may have a hole in it because it won't hold water for more than 10 minutes. Right now it's just a project waiting for money.

@@Mad_Farmer912 don’t we all have projects like that. Hopefully things work out good and you can get it going before long always handy to have a second skid steer

@@Mad_Farmer912 don’t we all have projects like that. Hopefully things work out good and you can get it going before long always handy to have a second skid steer

@@aaronballweg2198 especially when I was milking. The NH was the "dirty" machine and cleaned barn and the JD was the "clean" machine for feeding. Also I need tracks to dig into the silo bags but you can't take metal tracks on concrete was the big reason I ended up with two.

The drawbar is still on the back burner. When there is little money some things get moved down the list.

That seems to be the majority consensus. That would be in line with how my Ford dual power shifts and White over/under. Both just engage when shifted. Run something long enough and you can feel how they want ran. I'll probably start shifting it more like everyone says but I'll still ease it in like I do when shifting up in higher gears under load.

The plan is to harvest to sell. I thought about chopping some but I don't know if I'll still have enough cows around to be able to keep up feeding it. Ideally I'd like to find a picker and fill the cribs with what I can. It would save drying costs and I think I may be able to ask for a higher price if I have it because I've heard Amish are looking for it. I have a sheller so likely I'll shell it and put into storage at the mill. If it looks like it won't make anything I will chop it and hopefully someone, again maybe Amish might be interested that way

They can't be stuck if they're liquid. 😂

So far it looks like it wasn't any good.

@@Mad_Farmer912 what did u think of the video. "Explanations are necessary?"

One nice trait about it, it doesn't seem to ripen all at the same time or maybe it just doesn't over ripen as fast as other corns.

I have to update. It won't let me add link till video goes public

Even came to do it on a Sunday. I told him whenever, it wasn't a rush so whenever it would work for him.

Definitely no regrets

Ford made great tractors. They get overlooked too often very reliable

It was bought to work not go to parades. 🤣🤣 6610 uses the same motor not turboed and you straddle the transmission. 7610 is the same motor turboed like the 7710 and you straddle the transmission like the 6610. The 7710 platform would have a flat deck without the cab. I've ran it without a muffler and it is way louder but you can't hear any turbo whistle.

I fix them all the time. It would be under $1000. What’s it worth to your guess. All my old tractor has really good air conditioning

Compressors aren't to bad, $200-400 depending where you get them. Hose would be the issue. I'm sure they're obsolete from NH.

You would probably have to find lines from a aftermarket or have someone make them. I'm sure they're obsolete from New Holland .

@@Mad_Farmer912 Ap air has all the parts for tractor air conditioning

Yahtzee! 😁

If nothing turns when you pull the rope first thing to check, the plastic pulley on the twine feed mechanism that contacts the pulley on the gearbox it should have a thick rubber o-ring on it for grip. That's common to break and fall off. Next I'd check bearings in the twine feed making sure it turns by hand free and easy. Check bearings in the needle drive by turning the triple pulley that they turn free and easy. Maybe loosen a couple turns the pinch plate that keeps tension on the twine.. Hope this helps.

I talked to the operator last year, but it probably is a new guy. This is probably the low man on the pole/ new guy job. Won't do me no good to talk to the supervisor / council. We've had issues before that got heated and I've cleared a council meeting, they don't like me. 😁😁 Maybe this is on purpose. I wouldn't put it past them to be petty like this, after all they do both sides when the owner has a $500k house.

They mow both sides when the owner has a $500k house on the property. Our township doesn't care about farmers, they want it lotted off.

No. I've never added anything. Water tests we've done do indicate there is hardness in the water but it's at the low end. If I have a lot to spray I have a relative who has an artesian well fed by springs that I get water from. They just don't have a pump set up on it and I have to use a transfer pump. For what little I had to spray this year it wasn't worth the trouble.

I've watched them dig the ditch and saw them drive-by mowing.

I already follow. I'll see it

@@Mad_Farmer912 ok

It spent most of its time on the TMR mixer. Don't need a comfortable seat for 20 minutes of work. 🤣🤣

They're definitely not to be used as a brake. As long as the engagement is smooth I think either way is fine from what I understand is the sprag gear is the weak link. I feel the biggest risk is shifting up in the higher gears while pulling a load. That's when the most stress and torque would transfered to the smallest gear. It'll work till it don't. 😂😂

I don't know about great, but it's at least good work. 🤣🤣

Either way I'm sure they both function the same. I'm thinking the 66 maybe like my white and has detents to engage the lever positions and the 86 does have a spring assist in the workings.

If I'm wrong I'm the one that'll have to pay to fix 😂

They're coming. I figured they'd be good for a slow spell but may start mixing them in.

I agree with you. If its working fine no need to upgrade

I grew up on a 520 and 60. I'm not much brand loyal but definitely era loyal 70s-90s.

national teacher of the year

That's the way I taught you to run the 826.

​@bodiehot yes, I got him into farming

@bodiehot I'll settle for best teacher in the state

@@Mad_Farmer912 grasshopper quit that..I got u into farming

I'm pretty sure he's less than a 3 hour Sunday drive into the NY country side. 😂😂😂