New Holland 489 Haybine Repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- While getting ready to cut hay, the 489 haybine that had just been working suddenly was plugging every few feet. What Alan thought was just a simple fix ended up being much worse. The wobble box/gearbox had locked up. Alan made a call to the nearest dealership only to find out that a remanufactured box was $4,500! That was way above our budget and more than it would cost to buy a different machine. Luckily, Alan found a parts haybine on Craigslist for only $500 with a working gearbox. After making the swap from the parts machine to ours and a few other parts, the haybine was ready to test out. Did our repair work? Watch to find out!
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Trinity Dairy was established in 2006, in Minnesota. Alan and Jennifer farm with their 5 children; Jessica, Justin, Jordan, Joshua, and Jason. We milk a mix of 33 Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Ayrshire cattle. We also enjoy sharing our family's love of Draft Horses and using them for logging and other farm work. Dairy Farming in Minnesota can be challenging, but it's a lifestyle we really enjoy. Subscribe today to watch our small family dairy farm and family grow while continuing to thank our Lord for the blessings we've been given.
This is why farmers have parts equipment stashed around. So many people now can't understand that and see it as just junk. The old stuff can be worked on with a few simple tools. I miss those days. Please stay safe, and God bless.
Had a new 489 in 1976,ran that machine till 1990 and sold it to friend and he ran it for many more years. They were great machines,made versions of it for many years!! Had year’s were we cut well over a 1000 acres. Thanks for the videos so much.
We've had this one since new, in 1988, and this is the biggest issue we've had, so that's not bad at all. Thanks for watching!
Nice going Alan you just showed the world with a little common sense and elbow grease you can save $4000. Plus now you have something you can pull parts from to save even more in the future.
Farmers need to be mechanics, plumbers, veterinarians, electricians, welders.....etc...😂. God bless you and your family 🙏
Always looking forward to another Trinity video ❤😊
We had to switch reels last year. There's a little metal clip that holds it over to stay in the track. I have a 492 great job Alan
Great job putting the wobble box in guys
Good luck fixing your haybine Alan
Good for you that you fixed the haybine, its crazy those days what they charge for parts and labour anyways thanks for the video and have a good day greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
That is main problem with the 489 , the 488 was a much better machine ... Seems to rain about every day here in NY
BIG THUMBS UP 👍👍, Thank you Alan, keep em coming.
That was a very smart buy! Why spend 4,500 when you got a whole parts machine for 500.00!!👍 Great video as always!! 😎
Hi Trinity Dairy, thank you for continuing to share your day to day events with all of us!
I had a content idea for you; we all know what free advice is worth…
If you’re looking for an idea, maybe one of the kids (with help from the family) could restore the old Farmall for a 4-H project. Great learning experience! That should be an economical tractor to rebuild/restore, and I bet many viewers would support it financially. It could also be parts of many episodes. If you do go forward with this, as a 4-H judge I suggest documenting time, dollars, and taking lots of pictures to share the process with people at the county and possibly state fair. Just an idea and love the channel! God Bless!
My buddy Channon turned me on to your channel. I have a 489 that needs a whobble box like to see more
Finally someone with a 489 hooked to a smaller tractor, I pulled a 489 behind a David brown 990 and it did great till you went up a hill and the front end lifted up. 2nd high and ran all day smooth as butter
Very nice job and God bless y'all
Great video Alan
Was that Justin shadowing you in the background? Following in his father's footsteps! Nice to see a young man showing interest in the things that his father does. I can only imagine what he has learned about farming just by watching you and Jen. Such a wonderful family. Bless you all!!
We use a John Deere 1209 on its second Pitman gear. Dad quick bought 2 more just for the very purpose you describe. I can't count all the times we done something like that. The advantage of living in the sticks is one can hide the parts yard in it someplace.
God bless you and yours
Glad you were able to find the parts machine. Sometimes salvage parts will keep a machine going at a fraction of the price. Popular models with a good reputation are easier to find parts for. Sounded like you've got it running like a champ!!!
I'm so glad your getting some rain 🌧️ also I'm glad the haybine was not to expensive God Bless ❤
I'm glad you were able to find that parts machine to keep your hay bine going without spending a fortune. I admire your resourcefulness in doing so. I couldn't help being amused by the excessive amount of grunting that went on when you were struggling to get that replacement wobble box in place under the machine. You didn't look too comfortable. Be glad you didn't have to do that down here in Southern Mississippi right now. The heat and humidity would make you more than grunt, you'd fall out. At least we don't have drought. Praying for you midwesterners to get the rain you need and your cows to get the hay they'll need this winter.
Your a LUCKY FELLA TO GET SOME RAIN ❤😊😊
So good that you were able to find a reasonably priced haybine you could use for parts and also that you were able do the repair. Also hope you have received more rain. We had a little over an inch a couple of days ago and we needed it too. Thanks for the video. I always enjoy yours. Take Care
Great video ALLEN, way to save $4,000.00.
When I worked on the farm we always had the same problem with most breakdowns used to much when it was new have a great day and God bless
We cut hay with two 489 haybines for many years,,,,, they are awesome.. but the price of the new wobble box convinced us to get a diskbine.. my opinion is that if you have a 489 that works..use it up…but once yo use any diskbine you won’t want to use a sickle mower ever again
Yeah, those discbines are nice.
Nice video as always!!!
Thank you for sharing your family with us
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊
Hey Allen,,how's it all going? Drought ending over yer way? No hail damage? Hope you and the family are happy and healthy.
We're doing good, still really dry, but we did get a little rain yesterday, supposed to be hot this next week. We did get a little hail the other day, but thankfully not enough to damage anything!
Thanks again for showing all the details you do.
👍💪🙂COOL ja sam jedan od onih koji voli klasične priključke za traktor. Čista hidraulika i mehanika. Možeš sam da središ kvar ako malo poznaješ mehaniku. Odlično uradjen posao. 👍🙂
Try zip tying an old sock or shirt bit over that vent. It acts like a filter for the vent. Works great on my rotovator. Should help there.
I would much rather have the older equipment that doesn't have to hooked to a satellite where your every move is on display. Technology in the wrong hands is a very dangerous thing. Most of you will understand exactly what I mean. Another great video man. 🙏 for 🇺🇸
Tks for sharing. Hay is hay.. short or long.. nice find. Better to pay 500 and not 4500... wow. Plus you more extra parts then you probably will ever need.. way to go..
Great videos!! I always enjoy the content y'all do!
American implement and scrap metal in mt.calvary east of fondulac on 23 says name your price on parts or the whole machine.
That's the way to do it with parts from a used machine.
Great job and video 😊
👍👌❤️🇨🇦, spare parts is a must
I have a 488NH 9' haybine mint never seen rain sheded all its life red likthe day you bought it.
Soon will be for sale.
Awesome, that should be a good machine.
Check the end play in that jack shaft for the reel drive while you're in there👍 I've got some questions for you oon the 530, I'll shoot you an email on that.
that was definatly not a one man job looks like an old craftsman rachet i have one that i bought 55 yrs ago they are bullet proof!! good job getting it back to working order alan
👀🙄🐾👍Great video A&J
I noticed you or your brother was holding the universal in your hand while running the ratchet. I catch myself doing that all the time. I have to force myself to put it down.
A 474 used the same box i have one
Keep that wobble box, rebuild it,and put on a shelf somewhere. It's a simple design and parts are cheap. New Holland generally uses pretty standard bearings and seals so pay attention to the numbers. Two wobble boxes and that mower will last the the rest of your life, probably a good portion of Justin's too.
Best regards from Indiana.
Well that wasn’t the case when I was thinking of rebuilding my wobblebox
@@karlsborgwi.jewell9919 ya really, over $900 just for the yoke shaft, not to mention the cost of other parts for it,
They want $4500 for wobble box a rebuilt one, around here in eastern New York, you can buy a whole working 489 haybine for about $5000 at the most some are more, I think the 488 is the way to go,
Yeah I couldn't believe it, I think that's more than my grandpa paid for the whole machine, brand new.
That little chain keep it tight and replace it if it's worn that will save gearbox
I did that to mine much easier to just separate the one side of the head her from the back of the mower, the wobble box side then you can get right in there to work,
It used to be you could get a kit to rebuild it but they did way with it
Do you use one of those rivet tools or do you use those little bolts for the sections? I was never a fan of the rivets, but that's what we used in the 80s.
We use the little bolts.
The dreaded New Holland wobble box. I hope my 489 doesn't do that. If it does I know where you can get another parts machine. 😂
Hay Allen did you at one time have a alis tractor on farm
My dad has a 200 Allis, that has been here.
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Can the primer pump on the case 930ck like mine be rebuilt?
I'm not sure, my 830s don't have a primer pump.
@@trinitydairy ok just askin
where is the h farmall
I sold it.
How your machine compair to a ih 990?
I'm not very familiar with the 990's , so I couldn't say for sure.
See ur pros at it come change myn😂😂😂😂
We would love to trade you a week of our rainy weather for a week of your dry. It's been raining the last 6 weeks here in Atlantic Canada and we can't even start our haying.
Ohman that's rough! I wish I could take some of your rain for sure
Newholland mowers where great when working , but that gearbox and drive belt had to be placed in the worse place known to man!!
We used to run a new idea mower , it was leaps ahead easy to change any belt, crimping rolls where made from old mine belting never had pieces break off them..
4500 for a rebuilt wobble box is robbery. You scored a home run finding that parts machine. You can’t make money in ag these days always buying new equipment. Hope y’all get some much needed rain.
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You'd really have to love your 489 to dump 4500 dollars on a rebuilt wobble box. Be better off investing that money towards something newer. On the other hand, 500 for a parts machine is a heck of a good deal.
Yeah, there's no way I would put 4500, into it.
I wonder if your old one has any value as a core to the people getting 4500 rebuilding them. Be nice to get some money back towards the parts machine
Yeah I was thinking about that, so I'm going to hang onto it for a while, and see if it's worth anything.
Why repair it when you got horse's
We don't have horses. My dad does, and even he uses a tractor and haybine to cut hay.