Andy, i have never been a farmer or an engineer, so i will never ever question anything you do or any way you do stuff! At least not until the day comes that you, thru your videos, have teached me every thing you know! I think we both can aggree that that day will never come 😊 It is extremely interesting following you and your family via TH-cam! If my medicine could kill my pain and let my head function like before, i maybe could have used all you teach me (us) to something usefull...anyway at least i will die a lot smarter when the day comes😉
Keep them coming brother You need to carry a 6 by 6 canvas or painters tarp to throw on the ground when your doing field repairs. No more looking for dropped nuts and bolts or tools or laying in the mud
Hey there Hollywood, and supporting cast, I hope this finds you well? 🙏 Andy, your troubleshooting skills as a farmer are commendable, not quite Master Tech material, but for a farmer, A+!! 😉 I hope y'all have a good one! 🫡 "Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲
As someone that farms soybean yearly you are correct they do grow right to ground level lotta times those just get left cause it ain't worth picking up rocks
Sometimes, the spring on the LH side of the head is broken, and it will not allow the center height sensor to not work. To check if the spring is broken, move the flat metal pieces up and see if it returns back down by itself
Tks for sharing. So many things changed in today's farming. (Roll pin replacement?) Our equipment just had nails for roll pins. LMAO. WOW.. Alex. Sarah and Charlie all busy today? But No Buggy chat? Plus would like to hear Nathan thoughts on things too..
Those pots get sticky and it mess with the center sensor. I run cross that alot. If you look at eo1 address 22, 24 and 26 are the header control sensors.
Seems like I remember we always had a header height issue when cutting wheat but hardly ever when doing beans our jd 25ft head would get trash and dirt underneath where you showed and it would get packed in and setup like bricks I even made started making sure I kept it cleaned out and that pretty much stopped the problem had a sensor go out once during harvest but you know that didn’t stop us lol great video hope you don’t have any more issues thanks for sharing
Was watching you repair the sensor today as i work with body and fenders yuck yuck. I noticed that the back panel that the sensors mounted on is rumpled as well and pushed out from flat and straight you bent back the 90 degree but if you have any more trouble with it straightening that back plate should give you another 1/4 1/2 inch of inward movement for that sensor grab on to... if its of any help to you. And im just givin you some algorithm you might say..
Time to trade headers and throw combine in too. Put that safety on header, know a big man weighed 300 lbs, hydraulic line broke on header, killed him at that was a 14 header
Andrew, how about reviewing the Dodge, Ford and Chevrolet pickups since you drive/own all three. I know that some people don’t want to hear negative feedback about their favourite vehicles, but it would interesting to hear your opinion of the pluses and minuses of the different pickups.
Nice job Andy and fix, your videos are always top notch. Best farming videos out there by far. Keep them videos coming never get tired of them.God Bless.
Andy I noticed you talk to yourself, I do the same thing . An old man noticed one day and told me that was because we had to talk with someone that some intelligence every now and then !
Soumpin I use whenever working in field especially with small parts is thrown a small tarp down first. I usually will drop a small part it bounces and spend to much time looking.
Interesting and informative Andy . ( and I thought the field may have been 2 way disced at too higher speed years ago ) Could the header lift cylinders be worn or indeed the valve that controls the header lift . Im only used to the 930 front , no electronics , just a nitrogen accumulator which pressures up as you get close to the ground I think .
If you have a bolt that you can't reach the head to hold it in, you can use a flat bladed screw driver. Press the blade against the shank of the bolt threads so the bolt can't push back out. Then you can start the nut. You probably already know that trick.
The day Andy quits twisting wrenches is when we know we are in trouble
Andy you are one of a kind. Your ability to troubleshoot amazes me.
I really can't understand why you don't have several hundred thousand subs Andy. This is far an away the best all around farming channel on YT.
All hands on deck today huh.
Great watching you in action, Andy.
Thank you for sharing.
Andy, i have never been a farmer or an engineer, so i will never ever question anything you do or any way you do stuff! At least not until the day comes that you, thru your videos, have teached me every thing you know! I think we both can aggree that that day will never come 😊 It is extremely interesting following you and your family via TH-cam! If my medicine could kill my pain and let my head function like before, i maybe could have used all you teach me (us) to something usefull...anyway at least i will die a lot smarter when the day comes😉
Love Charlotte's T-shirt. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for explaining why the head goes up and down when ur running the combine u learn something new everyday and I definitely did
Hi Andy !
Beautiful crop !
Good job whit your head problem.
Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day bud !
Keep them coming brother You need to carry a 6 by 6 canvas or painters tarp to throw on the ground when your doing field repairs. No more looking for dropped nuts and bolts or tools or laying in the mud
"Somebody was bulldozing"😂 You aren't backwards, Andy, I don't like looking to my left opening up fields either. 👍to the T shirt!
First thing i thought of when you said you had a couple bad tires on the ford was Charlotte was burning them off😂
What you need andy is a macdon header, best header I've ever ran so far, seen way too many deere heads fall apart haha
Did not know that sensor was hiding in there.
And we got to see another fun shirt. :)
Another good one Andy KEEP THEM COMING 🐄 🚜 🇺🇲 🌽 🐘
I like the combines that have one lever PTO on PTO off an a lever for head up an head down.
Great diagnosis of the combine head
Hey there Hollywood, and supporting cast, I hope this finds you well? 🙏
Andy, your troubleshooting skills as a farmer are commendable, not quite Master Tech material, but for a farmer, A+!! 😉
I hope y'all have a good one! 🫡
"Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲
Luv you're videos northwest wi
Enjoyed watching the video Andy 😊
Fitting with the motto of the year "I'm a bit crooked, Andy H 2023"
As someone that farms soybean yearly you are correct they do grow right to ground level lotta times those just get left cause it ain't worth picking up rocks
Great fix on the head Andy enjoyed the video thanks.
Sometimes, the spring on the LH side of the head is broken, and it will not allow the center height sensor to not work. To check if the spring is broken, move the flat metal pieces up and see if it returns back down by itself
Spring is good
With the damage to the head, you might need to have a conversation with the operator. LOL
Tks for sharing. So many things changed in today's farming. (Roll pin replacement?) Our equipment just had nails for roll pins. LMAO. WOW.. Alex. Sarah and Charlie all busy today? But No Buggy chat? Plus would like to hear Nathan thoughts on things too..
We had a head like that for cutting wheat Deere makes pieces that you can bolt in there to lock up the cutter bar rigid works much better
What happened to the tires on your Ford? It's a Ford so anything could have happened. Got me curious.
under your right armrest there is two dials if i remember right 1 is to set the sensitivity for the hydra flex to eliminate the bounce.
Not on the 60 series
@@FarmingFixingFabricating my 9760 had 2 switches their.
Thanks Andy,another interesting video.
Try a magnetic parts tray to hold the fasteners less than $10.00 at Harbor Freight
Andy, there are lotta parts of a combine as you know I don’t see how you keep it all going. I guess a lot of know how.
We always have the right to the fence.
Another great video!
Those pots get sticky and it mess with the center sensor. I run cross that alot. If you look at eo1 address 22, 24 and 26 are the header control sensors.
Seems like I remember we always had a header height issue when cutting wheat but hardly ever when doing beans our jd 25ft head would get trash and dirt underneath where you showed and it would get packed in and setup like bricks I even made started making sure I kept it cleaned out and that pretty much stopped the problem had a sensor go out once during harvest but you know that didn’t stop us lol great video hope you don’t have any more issues thanks for sharing
Andy for have to know your equipment in an out to fix all the codes that come up great job 😊🚜
Bring back bullying 😂😂😂 thats funny
I'D HAVE BLOODY HEAD PROBLEMS DEALING WITH YOUR JOB!!!
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Some people come back with a hay bine and cut lower after taking the Wheat off.
Head problems... I know them as a single guy😂😂😂
Nic work Andy. Have a good day.
Who doesn't have head problems. Opss I think I'm in the wrong place to fix my problem.
We just have to fix ourselves.😊
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Was watching you repair the sensor today as i work with body and fenders yuck yuck. I noticed that the back panel that the sensors mounted on is rumpled as well and pushed out from flat and straight you bent back the 90 degree but if you have any more trouble with it straightening that back plate should give you another 1/4 1/2 inch of inward movement for that sensor grab on to... if its of any help to you. And im just givin you some algorithm you might say..
sorry to hear you are having head problems...I always thought you we're a little nutz
Now if you could only fix Joe Biden's head problems . Thanks for the video Andy.
Gleaner??
Andy is your sockets blue?😊
Just that one sticker size was
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Time to trade headers and throw combine in too. Put that safety on header, know a big man weighed 300 lbs, hydraulic line broke on header, killed him at that was a 14 header
It was in
Wasn't when u first started video
@@larrymorgan2835 was I under it then?
@@FarmingFixingFabricating yep
Any good farmer knows they don't buy red tractor's and Ford's...
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Get a macdon head problems solved
Lock that header into ridged and give er. Only need flex for peas or lentils imo. I’ve use 37 ft rigid heads in way rollier ground than that
We like to cut tight
cool story brah
Lol I reckon
Andrew, how about reviewing the Dodge, Ford and Chevrolet pickups since you drive/own all three. I know that some people don’t want to hear negative feedback about their favourite vehicles, but it would interesting to hear your opinion of the pluses and minuses of the different pickups.
They are all piles of junk, buy the one you like and enjoy your choice.
They are all complete piles of junk. The older, the better.
Nice fix. Good find on those bent brackets. Impressive as always
Andy would never lose a bolt. Not like us mere mortals 😢
Lol😊
Charlotte makes me laugh, great message on her shirt. Andy, you left us hanging on the tires.
Best regards from Indiana.
Thanks for taking us along Andy. This is better than anything on tv.
Nice job Andy and fix, your videos are always top notch. Best farming videos out there by far. Keep them videos coming never get tired of them.God Bless.
Andy I noticed you talk to yourself, I do the same thing . An old man noticed one day and told me that was because we had to talk with someone that some intelligence every now and then !
The camera mainly
With so many heads in the field and so many problems, one would think shrinks would branch out into Ag and make a killing in solving those CASEs
You need to fill us in on the Ford. Are you overworking it already?? Lol
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How does that device work when you want it to run the sickle 12 to 15 inches off the ground?
You don’t need it for that
It might be where it needs to be. Or it could be absolutely wrong 😂😂😂 love it.
Soumpin I use whenever working in field especially with small parts is thrown a small tarp down first. I usually will drop a small part it bounces and spend to much time looking.
Interesting and informative Andy . ( and I thought the field may have been 2 way disced at too higher speed years ago ) Could the header lift cylinders be worn or indeed the valve that controls the header lift . Im only used to the 930 front , no electronics , just a nitrogen accumulator which pressures up as you get close to the ground I think .
A magnetic tray might be handy for field repairs.
If you have a bolt that you can't reach the head to hold it in, you can use a flat bladed screw driver. Press the blade against the shank of the bolt threads so the bolt can't push back out. Then you can start the nut. You probably already know that trick.
It's amazing to me how even a 20 year old combine has so much technology on it.
Enjoyed going along with the fix. thanks
Another great video!