I watched several different people, repairing tractors and equipment and everything, it’s amazing all you do the stuff that needs to be fixed, I want to say opinion John Deere makes just as much money from selling parts as a two new equipment, I do my own mechanical on my own stuff, Motorcycle‘s, jeeps, my stuff. The cameras that everybody seems to get to do your TH-cam, it’s just amazing, so now we need a Wilson camera to see what really goes on in the shop I think that would be hilarious
For future reference, when you are doing a series of films on a project, number them part 1, part 2,etc. An example, 720 pt 1, 720 pt 2, so that no matter what picture you have, they know if they are on the proper episode/series and not a 4020 episode.
I need to go back and re title some videos and make Playlist I've learned alot in the last year here on TH-cam on how to title videos things I didn't realize I was doing wrong back then
Excellent video and all going super for John Deere tractor also differential axle could happen to anyone for sure 👍 to ! Keep videos rolling to and so excellent videos to!
Did you guys ever use loctite 638 retaining compound on bearing / bushes and shafts, I worked as industrial mechanic and used all kinds of loctite products . 638 is great stuff keeps bearings retained in loose bores and slightly worn shafts also the new 680 high strength retaining compound . Great information. Love the videos Thanks stay safe
Nice some drone shots of you guys excavating will be great . That 720 is going to be a great restoration. Dad strength is painting away on those parts. I've restored a few older tractors during the winter with my uncle and grandfather. We had over 40 of them from case farmall johndeere. But we mostly have antique alischalmers tractors. We farmed with them for years. Now we run newer case and johndeere machines. I still use a few of them for mowing and running augers . My favorites are a 8070, wc and my 1974 200 diesel with cab which was our first diesel tractor with cab . Great video keep up the good work and stay safe !
The 720 is coming along now. You’ll have many years of great service from it. Love seeing all that goes on inside the engine. Dad Strength 💪🏼💪🏼 is the DGS Earl Shibe. 😂😂. That drone is going to really be great for excavating and farming videos. I’m looking forward to it also. Thanks Brandon for doing the You Tube. I can only imagine how much work goes into it especially doing it by yourself. And your channel will only grow. It’s been a lot of fun seeing all you guys take on in and out of the shop and also chatting with you. God willing I’ll be able to take a road trip to meet you one day my friend. I’ll most likely talk your ear off. Lol. Stay well.
The rear-end in your pickup got ran out of gear oil, I've seen it happen before the pinion bearing went out. Gear oil gets old and degrades and breaks down. I change my gear oil around that 10 thousand mile mark and check it a couple times between that and add if needed. I used to work on these 2 cylinder diesels, have two 70s and two 730s, alot parts in them. One 730 the engine needs tore apart it has antifreeze in the combustion chamber. You have a nice shop to work in, better than mine. I like your videos.
Wilson was temporarily upset at the drone for taking his seat, but he soon showed it who was in charge! And will Wilson allow the 720 to leave the shop and lose another seat?
hello Mr. Luie cat glad to meet you, love orange cats, they have great personalities.
I watched several different people, repairing tractors and equipment and everything, it’s amazing all you do the stuff that needs to be fixed, I want to say opinion John Deere makes just as much money from selling parts as a two new equipment, I do my own mechanical on my own stuff, Motorcycle‘s, jeeps, my stuff. The cameras that everybody seems to get to do your TH-cam, it’s just amazing, so now we need a Wilson camera to see what really goes on in the shop I think that would be hilarious
Good to see your Dad in videos, and saying things. Don't be shy Dad, you know what you're talking about.
For future reference, when you are doing a series of films on a project, number them part 1, part 2,etc. An example, 720 pt 1, 720 pt 2, so that no matter what picture you have, they know if they are on the proper episode/series and not a 4020 episode.
I need to go back and re title some videos and make Playlist I've learned alot in the last year here on TH-cam on how to title videos things I didn't realize I was doing wrong back then
Excellent video and all going super for John Deere tractor also differential axle could happen to anyone for sure 👍 to ! Keep videos rolling to and so excellent videos to!
found out my computer turned off audio, very good video.
Really been enjoying the work.
Did you guys ever use loctite 638 retaining compound on bearing / bushes and shafts, I worked as industrial mechanic and used all kinds of loctite products . 638 is great stuff keeps bearings retained in loose bores and slightly worn shafts also the new 680 high strength retaining compound . Great information. Love the videos Thanks stay safe
Never a dull moment @ Dirt, Grain & Steel! I appreciate your commitment to the channel!
Nice some drone shots of you guys excavating will be great . That 720 is going to be a great restoration. Dad strength is painting away on those parts. I've restored a few older tractors during the winter with my uncle and grandfather. We had over 40 of them from case farmall johndeere. But we mostly have antique alischalmers tractors. We farmed with them for years. Now we run newer case and johndeere machines. I still use a few of them for mowing and running augers . My favorites are a 8070, wc and my 1974 200 diesel with cab which was our first diesel tractor with cab . Great video keep up the good work and stay safe !
Wilson is checking out that new Electric Bird. Lol
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Mr Willson found the drone!
The 720 is coming along now. You’ll have many years of great service from it. Love seeing all that goes on inside the engine.
Dad Strength 💪🏼💪🏼 is the DGS Earl Shibe. 😂😂.
That drone is going to really be great for excavating and farming videos. I’m looking forward to it also.
Thanks Brandon for doing the You Tube. I can only imagine how much work goes into it especially doing it by yourself. And your channel will only grow. It’s been a lot of fun seeing all you guys take on in and out of the shop and also chatting with you. God willing I’ll be able to take a road trip to meet you one day my friend. I’ll most likely talk your ear off. Lol. Stay well.
Good job, enjoyed the video!
I've enjoyed the work on the 720. My uncle has one just like it but he won't turn loose of it.
The rear-end in your pickup got ran out of gear oil, I've seen it happen before the pinion bearing went out. Gear oil gets old and degrades and breaks down. I change my gear oil around that 10 thousand mile mark and check it a couple times between that and add if needed. I used to work on these 2 cylinder diesels, have two 70s and two 730s, alot parts in them. One 730 the engine needs tore apart it has antifreeze in the combustion chamber. You have a nice shop to work in, better than mine. I like your videos.
This is interesting the way things go on the rebuild it will be like a new tractor when you are done
hello Mr willson.
Great vid bud....
Wilson was temporarily upset at the drone for taking his seat, but he soon showed it who was in charge! And will Wilson allow the 720 to leave the shop and lose another seat?
Nice job guys. How long have y'all had that tractor?? Still looks almost new . Keep sending them awesome videos my friend
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