L2 Gleaner On Steel Tracks Project Hit A Bump In The Road Video
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looks good but just FYI tracks or on backwards grouser goes on leading edge direction most traveled not for sure how much it will matter for you application but will cause rail to wear awesome set up on that old machine love it
cover it in this video hope this helps th-cam.com/video/7HASAKzIl1U/w-d-xo.html
That is something I need to fix I kinda wasn't thinking about it and caught after the first one was on no more than I'm going to use it this fall I think it will be ok if it was a dozer pushing dirt I would definitely flip them around....thank you for the video I'll watch it!! And thank you for the info
@@dirtgrainsteel i agree no more then your going to use it not for sure it will matter. Just curious is there I difference in head clearance or is pivot hole dead center on track frame
@@DirtPerfect you got me really thinking now I kinda got a theory of maybe why the old boys that first put these on a combine may have put them on backwards I wonder if it would back out better with them backwards maybe they knew if they got stuck going forward they had half a chance backing out with them in this direction you never know what some of the old timers were thinking lol I seen alot of combines with the drives tires on backwards for that very reason....I've heard stories that the guy that originally owned these tracks had them on a M2 Gleaner and he had built a push bar off the rear axel and would push on it with a D4 cat many times the dozer would get stuck and the combine would keep going I kinda thought about assisting it with our D85 LGP New Holland dozer but I don't think that will be necessary with rear wheel assist.....it's a 6 roller undercarriage and the pin is centered between the 6 so visually there is no offset other than what the idler moves I have the head on it rite now setting in the shop and I've got a really good plan on how to make it drive I just need to get some sprockets in the morning
Interesting thoughts and you just never know with stuff like this as you well know 😜 either way very cool project
That's cool. A little farmer know how will get it hummin along like a $2 watch.
Congratulations. Nice job. Can't wait to see it on the soft ground. ("Yes, I know the tracks are on backwards.")
Excellent video. Thanks.👍
Did installing the tracks increase the height on the front or is it the as the original rubber tires?
It looks sweet with the tracks on
I hate to bust your bubble, but you got the tracks running the wrong way. The grouser bar should be forward not on the trailing edge.
Good eye, your right.
I was wondering if anyone would catch that good eye I don't think it's going to hurt anything for now
@@dirtgrainsteel But like you showed in the picture, the adjustable idlers are towards the front, which is the normal location for them. Does the photo show the gougers well enough to see which way they are ?
Tracks fill up with. real bad. Watch. the. mess Larson farms gets into with tracks
Great video
Don't know if it'll hold up, but it looks cool!!
In the old straight L book under "Drives-header- prior to 6000" it shows an up and over drive that might give you some ideas.
Good job! It looks really cool. Would they have made a longer feeder house, for track combines?
Those blue kinda sponge looking grinder wheels work great for taking rust off. I can't think what they're called but they are better than a wire wheel.
I put a set like that on a john deere 95. The hole in the frame was off center and I had to run them backwards to clear the head. Biggest downfall with this type is you've got to run them fairly loose so they can pivot, then you have to be careful not to run them off the idler when you turn. Mine steered pretty good in dry ground but in the sloppy stuff you need good brakes.
That’s so cool
You might be wiser to invest in tile drainage than this plan
Plus I doubt the. drivetrain. will stand up. to the tracks long term
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Switch track frames right to left then the rails will be pulling the correct way.
Dad and I were just talking about that
@@dirtgrainsteel 10-4 lol
turn tracks around put left on right right on left the pivot pin is off set and the tracks will sit farther back
I think I might have pressure washed the tracks before I bought them in, but that’s just me. 😬 Enjoying the vid 👍
what model is your carbide chop saw?
I’m here because Dirt Perfect sent me. Nice project. Don’t worry about the trolls man just keep on “figuring it out”. That’s what hard working people have been doing for centuries!!
yep their on backwards ,put a set on a D-6 cat that way operator said he notice it was spinning bad for some reason , then he notice we had then on backwards
I am almost wondering if these weren't purposely put on backwards so they would grab better to back out
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Fellow Hoosier here. Keep up the good work.
Wilson is doing a standard cat scan of the shop
The good ole torch AKA the persuader
dont mean to be smart but arent your tracks backwards compared to a dozer
Yes they are on backwards
@Dirt,Grain & Steel you've hit the big time now, got @DirtPerfect commenting! LMAO!
My only question is why do this big of a job by yourself? Accident can happen. Well done accomplishing this job.
If none of us ever had small accidents bandaid and OSHA would go out of business! 😂
Tracks on a combine are more for support like on a grain cart Dozers n tractors you are pulling or pushing that is my limited knowledge on tracks
I have some John Deere brochures from the mid 90s you can have for your collection if you want them .
I think u need to do more research iam pretty sure u need to switch those assemblies, track pads are open in forward motion,openings between pads catch roots and stones between pads also mud.
The slide adjust for the idlers is supposed to be to the rear and I can't find the manual I have but the mount tube on an old unit sitting in the woods tube go to rear of axle
When is the new Bobcat coming in you got ordered ????????????????
Awesome work Brandon, a really cool project with the frankingleaner. I'm thinking that thing is going to be unstoppable in the muck. Looking forward to seeing the next episode of modifications.
Why not degrease the frame and paint if possible to hope you won't need to go back again
I ran tracks on a JD 7720. They help a lot in soft ground. Moving farm to farm was the main trouble. I made a trailer that I could drive the front axle up on and tow the combine with our JD 8640. One thing to remember on these types of tracks. Try to make long/sweeping turns. The sub frame and the track frames are not near as heavy duty as a dozer so the twisting action can break/crack the frames. I had more trouble with the combine mounting frames than the actual track frames.
On the pads being on backwards. The track frames have the tensioners in the front like they should be so switching side to side would move them to the rear which would not be the best. I could not tell in the video but are the links directional??? If not maybe unbolting the pads and turning them around would be the easiest way to switch the direction.
I just subscribed to your channel. I like seeing guys making things work over just spending mountains of money. I do not bother watching guys that spend millions of dollars on equipment. Many of those guys are just racing check books.
I don't know how the expect your rings to seat with a hone job like that, compression will be low, and she will use a lot of oil! :-P LoL In all seriousness, talk to the people you bought the tracks from, they likely had to solve the same problem, OR if you are lucky they may still have the old head in the weeds you can get the adapter setup from, maybe, but you used up a lot of luck on those track adjuster bolts, so maybe not!! :-)
look at that set up and see if the set up on the corn head will slide in to the feeder house and just shortin the shafts maybe good to see you got to the top of the hill so to say and will soon be on the down hill slide
Head looks like a problem u can solve fairly easily with ur fab skills
CONGRATULATIONS ON 10K SUBS, DP SENT ME
Awesome job can’t wait to see it shelling corn
Ok so if you swapped track frame right to left and left to right and kept adjusters forward. Would that widen or narrow the stance? Kinda like adjusting front rims on a tractor. Maybe would be wide enough to fit head on then. Hard to tell on the video. Thinking outside the box on this.
Ya got the tracks on and they work great. I know you can solve the corn head issue. We really enjoy your videos.
Great video good to see somebody that loves the old stuff very entertaining keep it up
dirt perfect sent me. subed rang bell and liked
Nice job I new you would get it done that is the first Gleaner I have seen on tracks
where is your helper dad strength?
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First thing is awesome job on the tracked gleaner with rear wheel assist can’t wait to see it on the field that is literally something we use to make jokes about how cool it would be to have never though I’d see one around here and thanks for the shoutout they have really helped me grow I’m glad we where able to help each other out great Indiana farming community and happy birthday as well
Easy as she goes, you will figure it out. 99% done, success is almost yours. Keep up the good work! Love your channel.
I would have came to help
Looks awesome man
WOW Great Video !!!!
Happy Birthday Brandon! From Greg and Shannon in Brandon, Manitoba. We also have a neighbour called Brandon. And our son will be 28 years old on the 30th! I enjoy watching your videos relating to the equipment in the era of my farming career.
Thank you for the Birthday wishes!!!
That's just cool!!!!!!
Awesome!!!!
Nice work 👌
Cool
ITS FRAKENGLEANER!!!!!! Coming to a soggy corn field near you.... That is just super cool. One thing for sure you will be the only one in the neighborhood who has one. Can't see what you come up with for fitting the head.
You need one of them building that 100 X 150 feet in size to work in with all big equipment you guys got with farming, excavating and all big equipment repair you do.....
Bumpy roads usually jar the noggin with solutions...
Nice setup...how much more weight is there compared to tires or dual tires...approximately.
Those would fit on a F2 gleaner and work great if the wheel hubs were the same. The corn head connects with chains very close to the drive pulley. i run a 77 F2 that still runs great. There is also a gleaner grave yard in N C. Oakly combine service very nice people to deal with . Neal in middle GA.
Alright I’m gonna need a video on that porta power…. I bought a 10ton and that makes mine look tiny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So a variable drive pully set up so you can change the speed like snowmobile clutches.
That always seemed to be an after thought! All the parts are there just move it narrower! Doesn't seem awkward at all with tracks
Our neighbor had similar tracks on a 1660 case. They had a trailer made to drive tracks on to and pulled combine to fields with tractor. They had to take head off first but it worked rather well.
The original Allis Chalmers made tracks for the Gleaners we're mounted further to.the rear
They look great but I think they are either on the wrong side or need to be flipped around. Pads facing wrong direction.
Excellent video & congratulations Brandon :) also got tracks on now and working right so far on drive looks like got 2mph more speed then before! Also the head on line up for left side what I suggested is figure out distance in shaft to head then hub system with 2 bearings weld on gear or belt pulley each side or plus idler in middle too take slack of chain or belt ! Plus have hub so grease up bearing on pulley or chain sprocket on metal shaft of header and combine plus idler!
Did all of the grease zerks take grease? Looks like a lot of lube points on the tracks.
I wasn't waiting all night, just some of this afternoon. Another great video!
I don’t think I would ever take those off. Too much effort when you have so many great machines.
i would guess the track modals from factory had a longer feeder house just my 2 cents great job you did there cant wait to see it pickin corn
I was so ready to see her go bogging I know you will get the header hooked up Great Video as always
Click click click click must be music to your ears 👂
Great job looks great, a little noisy but they will eat mud. Getting to the field seems like pain. I wonder if a man could fabricate a way to bolt a tire on the end of the drive axel and drive up on railroad tie and unbolt in field.
Awesome! A real 4 part video, 3 to install tracks and 1 to modify the corn head to work.
Perfect timing!!! I just finished last nights video!
The Frankengleaner came out great. What a fantastic job you did. You’ll get that head to work easily I’m sure.
What thoughtful gifts the guys from Knapp Farms sent you.
That was some really good skid steer operation, you had some close quarter maneuvering and was dead on. Really enjoyed the video.
Have you tried it with the mud hog/4x4 yet ? Looks good so far.
Two chains and ratchet binders!
That is so awesome I have combine envy
Looks PERFECT! GOOD JOB.
How much ground clearance did you gain or lose?
When we switched from tires to tracks on our combines I was skeptical at first . But now almost 12 years later I wouldn't go back to tires . At first our johndeere 9870sts couldn't travel very fast like 12 or 13 mph but the newer systems can travel at 20 to 25 mph easily and smoothly. Even in dry years we still enjoy the fact of reducing compaction and ease of mind if it does get muddy. Great work !
Put some washers on the studs on the tracks that bolt to the hub or cut something to Shem it.
It’s allways something !
FINALLY LAST NIGHTS VIDEO WAS A REAL CASE OF BLUE BALLS
Your living the good life , you will figure out the header drive !
Looks great hope you get to try it out soon
That drive by shot towards the end is awesome!
Good Job ! Lots of work this time ,
WAY COOL!!!!
Done a hell of a job
3 days later.... LoL 🤣
Good work
What you are doing is really a two man job where’s your dad he should be helping you with that job