I am in the middle of changing out the bearings on the crimper roller on our 20 year old John Deere 935 MoCo. I am at a point to where I think I can work on it in my sleep. We have used it every year to cut about 300 - 400 acres of Coastal Bermuda in North Central Texas. We have partially retired the 935 over the last 2 years and have used it to cut approximately 175 acres of Sudan that we round bale. We purchased a Krone 3200 Easy Cut. I really like the easy blade changing system but from time to time when you hit a rock it may throw the blade out from under the machine. I have had a knife go through one of the tires on the cutter and puncture it. I cant wait to see the rest of this video series and your videos for the new hay season. Keep up the hard work and the awesome videos!
Love the sound of that skid steer. Its always great to have spares on hand. And keeping old used parts for emergency repairs. 9 times, out of 10 machinery breaks down when spare parts shops ate closed. Just a matter of keeping down time to a minimum.
Great series, plenty of replacement parts. OLF is the kind of neighbor we all need, helping a friend for last season mulch hay to repair his discbine. Cheers OLF!
I totally understand your organization system If got just as much stuff in a similar shed It's pretty simple Have a 1/2 decent memory Remembering where you put stuff is a pretty important life skill Much simpler than trying to devise and organize a category system As an aprentic I was tasked with organizing a parts room for an earth moving company Took me nearly 2 years doing it while the workshop was quite, some 40'000 parts from engines to orings Everything was organized onto pallet racking with a reference number in w computer system It simply never worked nearly as well as the storeman of 30 yrs memory "Ay Wayne you got an oring for a wheel end" yea its in that box on the second two bays along" Am well and good but he was retiring and the whole system would fall apart without that one key persons memory
Hey bud, definitely enjoyed this series on the 1411. Any chance you could dive in to the gear box and clutch assembly for this machine? It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Keep up the good work
Had some mushrooms last couple of days .....Not sure if you had a hand in growing them ,,,Sure were good ......What do the mushroom farms do in the fall /winter when no hay is being cut and coming in to their facility ?
Kevin G ,Wes cuts and bails enough hay to make one or two trips to the mushroom barn per day . I think 🤔. He has it stored in vairus locations . It's also tarped to keep it at a good moisture level.
Why do you use them funky looking tires over in the US is there any particular benefit from the usual tire we use over here because they don't look like they would grip as much but maybe I'm wrong?
My 1411 the gear box is at time I got it, with two turtles bad . watch all your viedos. but my 1411 did have one of those cage on that end ? do I need one ?
ive got my 1431 completely tore apart because I did not have the shock hubs. now I have 2 broken teeth in the modules . so I have to change them out. I'm going to get all the parts today. I need 4 modules 5 shafts because they are worn. and a dozen tie bolts. not sure yet how I'm going to tighten them. book says 50 foot pounds and then one complete turn.... this is my first time doing it on the 1431. looks like you've done this a few times. lol
I for one am happy you are not speeding this up. I've always wanted to see just how these are put together. I'm a Kosh Double sickle bar guy myself. So far.
I guess american disc mowers are the best. Don't see no comments that looks weak, that looks dangerous, that will never hold up, should get a Claas, Krone, Keverland and on and on and on......
This might sound weird. But do you have a twin brother that sits in for you from time to time? I'm a dad of twins and there has been a time or two where it's been somebody besides you.
It's called a high speed, random access filing system. You put stuff away at random and remember where you put it. If anyone moves anything, you are screwed.
Madd Mason yes you are correct the only reason I said what I did is because he was about to crash the cutter into everything beings those skid steers are a little jerky anyhow at high idle but small movements. Just saying
Wes did you do something to piss of the snowflakes or "googleflakes"in the last 24 hours? I don't think I have taunted them in the last few days but strangely your subscription disappeared from my page...Jack
I am in the middle of changing out the bearings on the crimper roller on our 20 year old John Deere 935 MoCo. I am at a point to where I think I can work on it in my sleep. We have used it every year to cut about 300 - 400 acres of Coastal Bermuda in North Central Texas. We have partially retired the 935 over the last 2 years and have used it to cut approximately 175 acres of Sudan that we round bale. We purchased a Krone 3200 Easy Cut. I really like the easy blade changing system but from time to time when you hit a rock it may throw the blade out from under the machine. I have had a knife go through one of the tires on the cutter and puncture it. I cant wait to see the rest of this video series and your videos for the new hay season. Keep up the hard work and the awesome videos!
Love the sound of that skid steer. Its always great to have spares on hand. And keeping old used parts for emergency repairs. 9 times, out of 10 machinery breaks down when spare parts shops ate closed. Just a matter of keeping down time to a minimum.
Great series, plenty of replacement parts. OLF is the kind of neighbor we all need, helping a friend for last season mulch hay to repair his discbine. Cheers OLF!
It's always satisfying using old spare parts that have been in the workshop for years!
Always interesting to see how they come apart and go back together.. Thanks for sharing Wes..
I totally understand your organization system
If got just as much stuff in a similar shed
It's pretty simple
Have a 1/2 decent memory
Remembering where you put stuff is a pretty important life skill
Much simpler than trying to devise and organize a category system
As an aprentic I was tasked with organizing a parts room for an earth moving company
Took me nearly 2 years doing it while the workshop was quite, some 40'000 parts from engines to orings
Everything was organized onto pallet racking with a reference number in w computer system
It simply never worked nearly as well as the storeman of 30 yrs memory
"Ay Wayne you got an oring for a wheel end" yea its in that box on the second two bays along"
Am well and good but he was retiring and the whole system would fall apart without that one key persons memory
Nice, gonna sit n sip ☕️ n watch a Man Work !
Thanks for real time.👍👌✌️
Now that’s what the “Empire of Dirt”should really be !!
you are just a fountain of knowledge wes , thank you .
I hope the New Holland techs are watching,they just might be able to fix one of these some day.
great video Wes looking forward to the series be safe and have a great day !
Love the videos on the New Holland 1411 .
Great video Wes thanks for sharing have a great day
Wow, nice organization.
I love when I have the parts to fix stuff already.
We've already started silaging and making hay over here in the U.K.
I truly love your storage! Just like mine. I know where everything is
Hey bud, definitely enjoyed this series on the 1411. Any chance you could dive in to the gear box and clutch assembly for this machine? It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Keep up the good work
I start my day with OLF
This sounds like it will be enjoyable to watch! Hope your day is bright and cheery!
Thanks, Wes
thank you Wes We just bought one 1411 and we always had haybines not discbines so this will be very helpful
Makes me feel good that full time farmers have controlled chaos
Nice! Looking forward to the series, thanks.
Wes you are one lucky man! I envy you brother. god bless
A front Mower and that New Holland offset at the back would be a great secondary way to knock down the Acres..
If you had a few interns you could probably find Hoffa.
U have done this before.u make it look easy
Can you do a video on the secret building?
Nice
Had some mushrooms last couple of days .....Not sure if you had a hand in growing them ,,,Sure were good ......What do the mushroom farms do in the fall /winter when no hay is being cut and coming in to their facility ?
Kevin G ,Wes cuts and bails enough hay to make one or two trips to the mushroom barn per day . I think 🤔. He has it stored in vairus locations . It's also tarped to keep it at a good moisture level.
Yeah close the shop doors... The A/C is on...!
Great video👍👍👍👍
I like idea of real time video series on this.
Why do you use them funky looking tires over in the US is there any particular benefit from the usual tire we use over here because they don't look like they would grip as much but maybe I'm wrong?
What’s going on with your hearing aides from Costco?
Ready for series 👍🏻
And Mister Hevyshevy says his bench is the messiest bench in you tube.
Dale Durbin mrheavychevy is wrong lol
Mark cleans his bench almost every week but ten minutes later its a mess again
And his wife steals his welder
Wish I had a parts store like that
So when are you going to light up the rest of the shop?
Nice 1 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Have you ever thought about a new idea discbine they are way ahead of New Holland by far and much easier to service and work on
Second the comment, looking forward to this tutorial
how do you remember where all your stuff is? i can't remember where my stuff is and i'm sure i have far less
I don't see how you keep up with everything in that mess lol.
My 1411 the gear box is at time I got it, with two turtles bad . watch all your viedos. but my 1411 did have one of those cage on that end ? do I need one ?
Good way to screw up a good ratchet.lol
The jack didn't look the sturdiest already lol
You should treat it gentle after all it a new holland
ive got my 1431 completely tore apart because I did not have the shock hubs. now I have 2 broken teeth in the modules . so I have to change them out. I'm going to get all the parts today. I need 4 modules 5 shafts because they are worn. and a dozen tie bolts. not sure yet how I'm going to tighten them. book says 50 foot pounds and then one complete turn.... this is my first time doing it on the 1431. looks like you've done this a few times. lol
I didnt think you owned anything New Holland. 😲
Farmall Fanatic It's not his, it is from a neighbor that he got hay from last year.
the_youtube_guy_1985 oh thats right, i can barely keep track of what I got from my own neighbor, much less others haha
I see more New Holland rant videos on the horizon
What's with the New Holland I thought you were done with them after that last one you had
I for one am happy you are not speeding this up. I've always wanted to see just how these are put together. I'm a Kosh Double sickle bar guy myself. So far.
I guess american disc mowers are the best. Don't see no comments that looks weak, that looks dangerous, that will never hold up, should get a Claas, Krone, Keverland and on and on and on......
New Holland told me and sold me a shook hub for my 1411 did some have them and others not they looked it up by SN mine is a 2001 model
Damn. Who beat me?
wesley hi nice one 10/10 bob in uk
Is that a hay cutter/ conditioner? What will Wes do with it, since he does have the JD and Case?
Jim Wesselman fixing for a friend
Adam Porter Thank you, I forgot he mentioned that in previous video.
This might sound weird. But do you have a twin brother that sits in for you from time to time? I'm a dad of twins and there has been a time or two where it's been somebody besides you.
kevin guthrie you decide and tell me. I've never seen anymore about it. th-cam.com/video/OUuR42OSQuQ/w-d-xo.html
I thought so. I asked about 3 weeks ago and nobody answered. There was a couple in the last month or so I thought it was a different person.
wow now thats what i call organization i really dont know how you find anything
It's called a high speed, random access filing system. You put stuff away at random and remember where you put it. If anyone moves anything, you are screwed.
it call a 47 yr old man how knows where his tuff is but if you move it tim your not to old for a ass whippen dammet wheres that bolt at
no hate on tim by the way
That's called an organized mess lol.
We all know it’s called the empire of dirt
"Uh yea, uh yea" U ever thought about idleing that skid steer down some when entering that garage? Just a thought.
Try ildeing your self. Is it yours NO IT'S NOT SO BUTT THE FUCK OUT!!
nice lololololololololol
Martin Turner awww so butt hurt
Hydraulic pump likes high idle. Just sayin.
Madd Mason yes you are correct the only reason I said what I did is because he was about to crash the cutter into everything beings those skid steers are a little jerky anyhow at high idle but small movements. Just saying
What's the name of Tim's channel?
kevin guthrie cotontop3
Tim his son. Not Tim from cottontop. Lol
kevin guthrie haha my bad.
Tim pandy that's the channel
Clean this shit
Wes did you do something to piss of the snowflakes or "googleflakes"in the last 24 hours? I don't think I have taunted them in the last few days but strangely your subscription disappeared from my page...Jack
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