Hi Jacob Seeing you Riding on the rear hood of the combine reminded me of a story . About 10 years ago I was cutting wheat with our NH 8070 with the straw chopper going when I heard a Bang followed by a severe vibration . Stopped walked round the combine found 2 straw chopper blades missing !! On closer inspection I found 2 perfect Six inch slits in the top of the Hood where the blades had gone skyward ON THE EXACT SPOT YOU WERE SITTING .
At least you didn't have one cut through the engine. Dad hates the straw chopper and would rather have the spinner contraption, but those are less common on the new hollands.
I know that ground your on oh so well ! LOL This has been a fall ware you got to cut them when ever you get a chance and you just cant get all the hulls to open up. Everyone has taking a hit on beans for moisture this year and there's nothing we can do about it unless we can dry them. Keep up the great work JB, Its going to be a better year ! Bandit
@@SuperJohndeere4020 i am from Austria and i can say one Thing "sind die felgen gelb hat der Bauer kein Geld" John Deere is very bad at plowing and cannot hold up with steyr, Fendt or new holland
Had your video playing in the other room and I new right away witch tractor you were driving, The whine of the ole IH rearend gave it away. Sound just like all of our 66 series. love that sound.
Get involved in all the agriculture classes you can at you school, including welding and mechanics FFA and 4H. They will help you everyday. Ask any farmer and they will tell you the same.
Joe Smith No here in The Queens Country we use the queens English with the correct spelling of words, plough, tyres, through,🇬🇬🇬🇬🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴
Cutting beans in the mud sucks lol .But a farmer has to get his crops in no matter what ... Their are some farmers around my area that have beans out still .
Ah ha! I caught you. Well I guess we can start with a Deere sweat shirt and go from there. Surprised your dad is doing that good as wet as it is.I put an emergency tarp for getting caught in the rain on my old combine. Saved me a lot of times. We still have a LOT of beans and cotton in the field in middle Ga. It has rained or at least been cloudy for 14 days in a row here. Supposed to be sunny starting Sat for 3 days then rain again. Made a little smoke climbing that hill at the end. Need to turn that screw a couple turns...........
Hey didn’t know if you had seen auction time this week but there’s a good looking TR75 up for sale this week. Maybe a better option than switching motors in your TR70.
I think it'd be cool to see the gravity wagons from the top of the cab as a camera angle, so you can see them turn, and sway, adn loaded and everything. Just an idea :) if you're not already done with harvest which hopefully you are.
As we can't burn straw residue, if we want to incorporate it, the fine chop with a 13ft spread width makes cultivating possible given a 4 to 4 1/2 ton wheat crop per Acre gives a LOT of Straw. Ps Hope the Combine Engine noise is not Serious.
I hope not, I think it just needs rings on cylinder 2. We have surely pinpointed the knock. That would be a gold mine of straw to bale and sell top horse people here.
Keep plugging away at it and why have we not seen your other TR combine at work yet ??? Your Diesel TR has a pretty good knock going for sure with 2 machines you should divide and get er dun lol
@@boehmfarm4276 well I understand that I have lots of experience with axial flows and twin rotors lol and I see more old axial flows going strong and more tr70s in the scrap pile lol and the TR concept is from IH lol it was based on the 234 sheller rotors they just tossed it since it was more complex and didn't get the results the expected in quality back in the 1960s
I hope I don’t seem like the acme of foolishness for asking, you may have already made a video about this. What are you plans for the future? You and brother seem committed to farming. So would you like to become one of the big land owners are or stay where y’all are at now? And what do you see for farming in Ohio? Is it getting tougher? Are subdivisions talking up all the good land? I often wanted to ask OLF this question if his kids are going to keep it going in NJ. I’m afraid developers will squeeze them out. He’s got so many questions to answer he probably wouldn’t get a chance to address mine. Y’all have a good one and have a happy new year.
Brad is a friend from college. I'm in a holding period on buying land. I'm hoping low grain prices will correct land values. I figure If I ever get to farming 500 acres, that would be a satisfactory number. Farming thousands of acres would be cool, but doesn't mean that it would happen well. I have a fantastic thing going with eggs; I'd like to more than double production and have 500 hens. It'll be hard to be a big land owner close to home. We have no small farm neighbors. I'd have to win the lottery to forcefully buy at high cost adjacent land. Dad lost rented ground in the 90s to houses,but not to many subdivisions creeping in on us. Sometimes 10 acre wannabe horse farm lots are chunked out, and I gain a hay field. The hard part of Ohio is the wet weather.
ugly clouds off to the South, so you can see North Carolina from there? LOL your combine walked through places where my 3300 would have #%$^#@$&^ got stuck.. enjoyed the camera work, thanks.
Somtimes you scare me Jacob. Yah I know you aren't that close to the head but this field is producing more than it looks like in front of the combine. Thats pretty horrible broken rings. Next question---will it last till the 60 acres is off. Maybe get the Bandit over for some help he'll have that machine together soon maybe soon enough if something does something on this brand new holland.
The problem is it creates a plow pan and the more it is done makes it harder for roots to grow down. That is why chiseling and ripping is more preferred around here.
@@boehmfarm4276 i have watched most of the videos......you have a some cows in the barn, a few pigs, a hen house and lots of ancient farming equipment that is constantly breaking down. it seems impossible that you could make a decent income.
Yep, there's a lot of bad side, but there's only so much tractor driving I feel like recording. Maybe some repair videos will help someone fix their machine. Making videos of being mad a a computer screen in a new tractor and waitingfor dealer service isn't very entertaining.
Had the same combine in partnership with a neighbor. Sold out to him and bought a used International that worked well for us in the late 70's. Also had rice tires for an extremely wet harvest.
@@boehmfarm4276 email me at canuckyank82@gmail.com and I will attach a few of our farm photos including some tracks you will not believe from the 1970's. I'm on Instagram as Canuckyank82. You can provide an Instagram link and I can UPL ad photos to you there as well.
you talk bad about the greatest brand John Deere and you are wearing a John Deere shirt, I'm mad that you talk crap about John Deere but happy you are wearing John Deere
It's a stiff handle and it I pull it continuously until I have enough potential energy built up, it will then let go and move much farther and faster than planned.
sorry this maybe be a stupied thing to say . you must know it gets wet like that so why mole drain it or tile it. I under it's a cost but messing your soil structure is getting messed up
I enjoy watching everything you do Jacob, I love your channel and I love you
Great video! Love the close-ups. Good to see the 1466 working again.
Love the whistle from that Turbo!
Great video Jacob.Thanks for the ride along.
Damn that combines engine sounds like the rod wants to play peek-a-boo
Yeah.... I kinda had that fear myself, but we've ran it 50 hours.
Hi Jacob Seeing you Riding on the rear hood of the combine reminded me of a story . About 10 years ago I was cutting wheat with our NH 8070 with the straw chopper going when I heard a Bang followed by a severe vibration . Stopped walked round the combine found 2 straw chopper blades missing !!
On closer inspection I found 2 perfect Six inch slits in the top of the Hood where the blades had gone skyward ON THE EXACT SPOT YOU WERE SITTING .
At least you didn't have one cut through the engine.
Dad hates the straw chopper and would rather have the spinner contraption, but those are less common on the new hollands.
Loved hearing you give the 14 that work out at the end. Good for it to clear it's throat a bit :-) .
The straight pipe helps.
Should get some rollover tarps for your gravity wagons takes the stress out of it plus more shed space!
Old red getting it done I love that tractor that looks like some real nice beans
Especially for being so late.
I know that ground your on oh so well ! LOL This has been a fall ware you got to cut them when ever you get a chance and you just cant get all the hulls to open up. Everyone has taking a hit on beans for moisture this year and there's nothing we can do about it unless we can dry them. Keep up the great work JB, Its going to be a better year ! Bandit
Hope. I may make a video on that.
I guess one could say, what a blessing it is to still be able to harvest this late in the season! Happy New Year! Ron
It could be worse.
More damage to the soil it's like, cement now
Great video, like the TR 70
Thank you
You're wearing a John Deere Sweatshirt, NICE! You're finally seeing the light.
I wear it because I don't care if it gets destroyed and its mud colored.
Boehm Farm It’s John Deere, it will last longer.
@@SuperJohndeere4020 i am from Austria and i can say one Thing "sind die felgen gelb hat der Bauer kein Geld" John Deere is very bad at plowing and cannot hold up with steyr, Fendt or new holland
@@SuperJohndeere4020 maybe on fantasy island
Had your video playing in the other room and I new right away witch tractor you were driving, The whine of the ole IH rearend gave it away. Sound just like all of our 66 series. love that sound.
Hahaha, at least they all sound the same.
I pray that 2019 will be a great year for you and your family.
Thank you. We need some sunshine around here.
I am beginning to think that this is the weather we will have for the whole winter- rain/light snow with the ground barely freezing. Come on Spring!!!
At least for us, if the ground doesn't freeze by MLK, it won't freeze at all. The long range forecast doesn't offer much cold.
nice pull at the end.
Thank you
I didn’t expect December to be rainy and muddy this year,I want to do wheat 🌾 and corn 🌽 when I get older,I wanna use old equipment
We need more jack Frost to freeze things up.
Get involved in all the agriculture classes you can at you school, including welding and mechanics FFA and 4H. They will help you everyday. Ask any farmer and they will tell you the same.
You popped that clutch you must have been in a hurry;)
Your beans look great!! 10/10 All the beans around here (southern Indiana) are pretty well black, those are the best looking i have seen in a while.
Thank you. That's kinda like saying we wrecked the car, but with style. Haha
John Deere!? I thought you were better than that. Lol
It's an ugly old rag that I don't care if it gets destroyed. And its mud colored.
Marry for the L word.
Land.
How many points do you get for taking out someone mail box with your dual tyres?
A bazillion.
*tires. You're welcome.
Joe Smith No here in The Queens Country we use the queens English with the correct spelling of words, plough, tyres, through,🇬🇬🇬🇬🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴
It’s a solid 5 points if it just swings and 10 if it knocks off and 25 if it explodes and 100 for a car mirror
Cutting beans in the mud sucks lol .But a farmer has to get his crops in no matter what ... Their are some farmers around my area that have beans out still .
There's still beans everywhere.
@@boehmfarm4276 You guys drying the beans I take it ?
Yes, but not with the dryer.
Ah ha! I caught you. Well I guess we can start with a Deere sweat shirt and go from there. Surprised your dad is doing that good as wet as it is.I put an emergency tarp for getting caught in the rain on my old combine. Saved me a lot of times. We still have a LOT of beans and cotton in the field in middle Ga. It has rained or at least been cloudy for 14 days in a row here. Supposed to be sunny starting Sat for 3 days then rain again. Made a little smoke climbing that hill at the end. Need to turn that screw a couple turns...........
I watch the radar and it always seems the south is getting rain.
Hey didn’t know if you had seen auction time this week but there’s a good looking TR75 up for sale this week. Maybe a better option than switching motors in your TR70.
I saw that. Hauling is the hold back. If I buy another combine, I want to make a bigger jump, like a TR86 with RWA.
Nice video we don’t really make ruts because we have wide tires but we have a 280 grain tank
We may only float with a boat now.
I think it'd be cool to see the gravity wagons from the top of the cab as a camera angle, so you can see them turn, and sway, adn loaded and everything. Just an idea :) if you're not already done with harvest which hopefully you are.
Ha, I wish. This eternal cloudiness and rain will turn me into a vampire.
Good video
New subscriber where do u farm. I’m from Wisconsin and we farm 200 acres and milk cows and do beef with cash croppin.
Southwest Ohio
Love the TR 70 we use to have one just like it! Have you noticed any of the pods breaking open since the beans have been wet and dry so many times?
We really haven't had the "dry" happen. Seems like most are holding shut.
I should be shitting my pants going going that hill with those wiggel wagons loaded and that old tractor Haha
You might want to get a doctor to check your bowels out. The creek crossing I have for getting corn out of the field will make you pucker.
I can remember in summer my great uncle was mowing hay during rain and my papaw was Bush’s hogging in the rain
Mowing hay in the rain isn't so bad, baling with rain might lead to some funky bales.
I love that camera angle at the beginning
Thank you
As we can't burn straw residue, if we want to incorporate it, the fine chop with a 13ft spread width makes cultivating possible given a 4 to 4 1/2 ton wheat crop per Acre gives a LOT of Straw.
Ps Hope the Combine Engine noise is not Serious.
I hope not, I think it just needs rings on cylinder 2. We have surely pinpointed the knock. That would be a gold mine of straw to bale and sell top horse people here.
Love the hill climb!
Yay!! you watched to the end!!
good video as ever, how many functional grain bins you got this year?
One and a half.
Sounds a bit like my trusty old 7.3.
I gave a like
I was watching RDallen,he was working on a John Deere tractor,like restoring it
nice vid :)
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Excellent video Jan. 02 2019
Thank you
Keep plugging away at it and why have we not seen your other TR combine at work yet ??? Your Diesel TR has a pretty good knock going for sure with 2 machines you should divide and get er dun lol
Holidays and an incompetent dealer on removing used parts.
@@boehmfarm4276 well I understand that I have lots of experience with axial flows and twin rotors lol and I see more old axial flows going strong and more tr70s in the scrap pile lol and the TR concept is from IH lol it was based on the 234 sheller rotors they just tossed it since it was more complex and didn't get the results the expected in quality back in the 1960s
How many miles are you between fields? We used to be 42 miles end to end......crazy!
Widest spread for grain is 10, hay is 17.
Are you drying them with your new dryier? We got to do something with ours. Might have to dry in the bin
I wish, the boot is slightly problematic. We have something drying them in the wagon.
I love how different American farming is to english
With only two good dry weeks in July and frequent rain, I might be better off growing winter wheat like you.
Good job
Thank you
I hope I don’t seem like the acme of foolishness for asking, you may have already made a video about this. What are you plans for the future? You and brother seem committed to farming. So would you like to become one of the big land owners are or stay where y’all are at now? And what do you see for farming in Ohio? Is it getting tougher? Are subdivisions talking up all the good land? I often wanted to ask OLF this question if his kids are going to keep it going in NJ. I’m afraid developers will squeeze them out. He’s got so many questions to answer he probably wouldn’t get a chance to address mine. Y’all have a good one and have a happy new year.
Brad is a friend from college. I'm in a holding period on buying land. I'm hoping low grain prices will correct land values. I figure If I ever get to farming 500 acres, that would be a satisfactory number. Farming thousands of acres would be cool, but doesn't mean that it would happen well. I have a fantastic thing going with eggs; I'd like to more than double production and have 500 hens. It'll be hard to be a big land owner close to home. We have no small farm neighbors. I'd have to win the lottery to forcefully buy at high cost adjacent land. Dad lost rented ground in the 90s to houses,but not to many subdivisions creeping in on us. Sometimes 10 acre wannabe horse farm lots are chunked out, and I gain a hay field. The hard part of Ohio is the wet weather.
Well you and Brad are family now. All of us farmers are family.
Barring any breakdowns and with that bean header, how many acres can you cover in an hour ?
Mud or no mud? I'd say 4+ but I haven't tried measuring.
Good video you guys ever think about looking at a 14 series ih good solid combines
That's not getting any newer. I'm looking at jumping to a TR86.
@@boehmfarm4276 nice I don't know much about trs or new Holland's for that matter they look like good solid combines tho
ugly clouds off to the South, so you can see North Carolina from there? LOL your combine walked through places where my 3300 would have #%$^#@$&^ got stuck.. enjoyed the camera work, thanks.
You just need some wider tires for your 3300.
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nice shirt ;)
Somtimes you scare me Jacob. Yah I know you aren't that close to the head but this field is producing more than it looks like in front of the combine. Thats pretty horrible broken rings. Next question---will it last till the 60 acres is off. Maybe get the Bandit over for some help he'll have that machine together soon maybe soon enough if something does something on this brand new holland.
How much do you guys have left to run all together?
Too much. 60 acres. Neighbor has 90 acres of beans left.
How many acres of beans and corn do you have left to harvest?
Too many.
First
Farming is always been my dream but I feel like I will never be able to live that dream.
ok 2 things 1 do you still have the 4 wheel drive nash and 2 whats this music please
We've never had a four wheel drive Nash.
@@boehmfarm4276 beg yer pardon i meant the 2x2 international ,,the last tractor you bought the big one
x2 speed till 3:40
The best action is the hill climb at the end.
Case ih for life
Exactly
@@boehmfarm4276 Are you planning to be buy a new tractor, later on?
Um, let's not get too crazy yet.
@@boehmfarm4276 hahaha😂, yup
What's the green stuff on your sweatshirt?
A nasty green booger
One question why do you have a John deer hoodie when you have international tractor's
It was given to me used. It's one that I don't care if it gets destroyed.
What demon god do you pray to that a gob of mud didn't fly straight into the lens of the gopro as you started down the road?
Hahaha If it's the same one about all this rain... lol
Plant average and spend conservatively next year weather might be the same
I did go high on corn population this year because I planted early and it seemed to be good. They thought 2013 could be a repeat of 2012.
How old is this video before you upload it to TH-cam
Yea..... there is some lag time now with editing, and that will be difficult to fix because of channel business structuring. It is over two weeks old.
You ever molboard plow?
I have not, I would try it once. Dad moldboarded all the time years ago, but the extension agency started to frown on it.
Why would they frown on it? Do you own a mold board?
We have a 4 bottom IH 710.
They think it causes erosion.
@@boehmfarm4276 wow that's interesting can you do a equipment video sometime soon!! Thanx have a nice day!!
The problem is it creates a plow pan and the more it is done makes it harder for roots to grow down. That is why chiseling and ripping is more preferred around here.
you seem to have very few acres to farm......how do you folks manage to make a living?
Watch the rest of the channel, there's many other activities.
@@boehmfarm4276 i have watched most of the videos......you have a some cows in the barn, a few pigs, a hen house and lots of ancient farming equipment that is constantly breaking down. it seems impossible that you could make a decent income.
Yep, there's a lot of bad side, but there's only so much tractor driving I feel like recording. Maybe some repair videos will help someone fix their machine. Making videos of being mad a a computer screen in a new tractor and waitingfor dealer service isn't very entertaining.
Plant on high ground in a wet year
Hindsight is 20/20. It has to be very wet for this variety to give up.
Had the same combine in partnership with a neighbor. Sold out to him and bought a used International that worked well for us in the late 70's. Also had rice tires for an extremely wet harvest.
I have even looked into tracks.
@@boehmfarm4276 email me at canuckyank82@gmail.com and I will attach a few of our farm photos including some tracks you will not believe from the 1970's. I'm on Instagram as Canuckyank82. You can provide an Instagram link and I can UPL ad photos to you there as well.
Jacob....put all your harvesting equipment away, in a few months it will be planting time and your crops will already be planted.
Something like that. Lol
How many acres do u farm
We cover 250 acres in various forms.
Why don't we only ever see your dad's combine going?
Slight incompetency of a dealer pulling used parts for us.
What’s the engine in this TR?
I think those had a 401 cube ford engine
I wish. It's a 363 British ford diesel.
Boehm Farm ugh good luck. How hard is it to find parts?
Well, after a search last year, we now know who to contact.
you talk bad about the greatest brand John Deere and you are wearing a John Deere shirt, I'm mad that you talk crap about John Deere but happy you are wearing John Deere
The sweatshirt is mid color. I wear it because I don't care if it gets destroyed.
ok but you don't need to worry about it gettin destroyed because its John Deere and John Deere is the best
kenworth boy12 John Deere is not what it once was, and I think JD as a company sucks
dam u showed u how to drive a tractor??
Well, not that thoroughly.
You need an intro not trying to be rude
I guess I don't watch my own videos with popcorn.
I quit
why pat that throttle like your going to break it; crack that fuckin junk and get it moving
It's a stiff handle and it I pull it continuously until I have enough potential energy built up, it will then let go and move much farther and faster than planned.
sorry this maybe be a stupied thing to say . you must know it gets wet like that so why mole drain it or tile it. I under it's a cost but messing your soil structure is getting messed up
Rented round, I can only talk the owner into so many improvements so fast.
Ur soil looks dead no organic matter old school farming heavily supported by fertilizer