I used to jump from bin to bin just like you did till I was about 50 Then I thought I might be pushing my Luck .Thanks for you Spring Combining video very pleasing to watch , I do hope the combine engine is ok .All the best from the UK
It didn't die on us yet. Does anyone in the UK use bins?? In my short bit at Reading University, I never saw grain bins when I traveled through the countryside.
Hi Jacob , most Butler style tin bin were put up in the 60s and 70s under a 50% grant sceme , from then on it was mainly on the Floor grain stores , that were just tip and go . We don't have gravity wagons for carting , just large dump trailers Carrying 10 to 14 tons . Regards David
I'm getting into the beef busniess after my family got out of the dairy busniess 10 years ago and can you explain more on how your green chop system works this summer love seeing you make the most of what you have.
Great video. really enjoy harvesting corn. You need to repower the gas. Or maybe find a way to get it to go. Would be great to have both of them going.
@@boehmfarm4276 Yeah I noticed that in yours and OLF's vids... I was frankly shocked the first time I ran the BIL's 9600 Deere, and I've seen the stuff coming out of CaseIH's... REALLY dirty, trashy grain. My old Ford/Claas did a MUCH MUCH better job at cleaning grain, but its cleaning shoe design is much more like the New Holland's (well, vice versa since mine was built first). My personal informed opinion is, the grain pan in the Ford/Claas and the NH makes all the difference... pre-sorts the lighter chaff and crud to the top as it shakes it back to the rake and chaffer, so half the work is done before it ever gets to the cleaning shoe, the fan and chaffer don't have to work as hard and are SO much more efficient cleaning it. CaseIH and Deere use those silly auger beds under the rotors or cylinder/concave, and so that MIXES all the grain and chaff and crud together then dumps it in spurts onto the rake/chaffer, as the auger flightings turn. The grain pans shake the grain back so it slides off in a thinner more consistent mat with smaller 'surges' as the pan shakes forward and back through the rake and onto the chaffer... Plus, not sure how you run yours, never had to set up a NH for combining, but on my Ford/Claas I always started with the fan "wide open" and the chaffer and sieve at the top end of the recommendations (or a little over) for whatever crop I was harvesting... Looked at the sample and checked behind the combine and closed the chaffer/sieve a bit til I got a good clean sample, checked the ground behind the machine to make sure I wasn't blowing out good kernels. Lightweight immature runt kernels or busted kernels I didn't worry about (other than adjusting cylinder speed and concave clearance to make sure it wasn't cracking grain excessively; I always started with the cylinder pretty fast and slowed it down as needed, and the concave as open as I could and closed it down depending on how it was threshing out the heads/cobs/pods. It always did a great job for me. Later! OL J R :)
our 1st combine was a old overheating massey 510 that did'nt do so well in dry corn fields. rasp bars were worn smooth. corn came out of the combine like feed. where ever the combine went the farm truck went with 8-10 5 gallons pails water for the radiator. we farmed many years like that. then the jd4400 was like a gift from god
used rasp bars not really bcuz there's so many rocks in this county. people still use rock rakes move them into windrows then scoop all that up and the previous owner of that 510 dumped in too much stop leak
Good little project for you 👍 only thing wrong is where the mud 👍 Ain't a farm video without mud flying in the air 👍. Combine engine might have had knock for a long time but you could have been preoccupied with something else If I was closer I would put my ear up to it . I just jump over backwards and do headstands when someone diagnosis engine issues but don't come out for the Adventure .I would fix what you got and keep someone one on call if all fails 👍 My little thoughts
It's either a cracked ring or the rod bearing is going out. The cracked ring will just be noisy. The bearing will cause issues. We'll take an oil sample before next season to determine the wear. Another big project is makeing the gas TR a diesel.
Boehm Farm Our last President was into March Madness with basketball brackets Your into March Madness with combine corn 👍 hope you wrapped it up . If you get all parts to do this engine change over, everything will work out fine 👍
Seed is usually dry but the straw can be a real problem with wrapping. Sometimes it goes better in spring. I have spent hours cutting wrapped flax straw off two different combines. I'm finally done with it.
Good to see your up and running again some what, I don't know about bidding on any and all equipment out there, your liable to find yourself right back where you are right now...
@@jackybruckers Yup... it's all relative. In our county the average farm size is 40 acres... course most guys are renting a lot of ground and the average operation is probably a couple thousand acres with rented and owned combined. Later! OL J R :)
Nice vid! I love the gravity wagon train. Are you working on painting the shed next to the stave silo? Looks like you've got half the roof and most of one side slicked up. Looks good. Any chance you'll be doing a video on your 3 point sprayer? We have similar size equipment and I'd like to see that piece in operation. I know most are touchy about spraying on camera, so I get it if not. Thanks!
A couple years ago, we had all the barns painted. Last summer, we had them come back and touch up a couple places that they were a little thin with the paint. I wanted to get video of spraying last year, but it never happened.
We used to run 10 inch Mayrath Center Drives with a TC25 or a Kubota BX2360 and it took is well just dont push it with wet corn lol and now i run a 13 Inch which takes all of 140 Horsepower to Run a good 1100 bushel up in 20 minutes or less
Boehm Farm it did but the picker elevator took a day to fix so I didn't get to the last two acres before the first big snow. Then the snow melted and it hasn't been frozen enough since. It almost dried out this week but we're getting dumped on again.
Can't scald you for the bin jumping I'll just tell you that you've got some big balls!! I don't mind heights but for some reason being on top of a bin a 320 pounds I'm always afraid of loosing my footing!
Where on Earth do you cut corn in March that's crazy but I guess if he couldn't get it out in the fall to the weather I guess you got to do what you got to do great video
I finished picking the day before Christmas eve and 90% of mine was root lodged; I'm kind of jealous, if my corn could stand I don't think it would last that long with the deer we have. What kind of corn stands that well?
I never liked Dad shelling corn in the winter since after we were done, we walked the fields dragging burlap bags picking up all the missed ears. Can you imagine that being done today? The neighbors would turn you in for child cruelty..... lol
Ohio? I thought those snow squalls looked familiar, I saw them earlier on Bandit's channel. Oh, and OLF had a video about down corn a few years ago, he put the grain head on and dug it out of the mud. Just a thought.
I have one question have you ever though about putting a gravity flow wagon on the back of that F250 that has the flatbed on turn that into a grain truck just asking
Southwest Ohio. Market Fluctuation. Corn's high price usually hits In April. Dad uses all his corn for the steers; this was his corn. We don't have enough transportation devices to get corn to an elevator fast enough in the fall, also.
@@boehmfarm4276 Yeah know that feeling. How far is your elevator? We basically had two places to sell... the egg farm west of the next town over, Boling, which was 13 miles away, or the elevator at Hungerford 23 miles away. I was usually running everything myself combining til the grain barge wagon (later '66 Chevy tandem truck) was full then make a run to the elevator. Get back and combine some more. At the time I was driving a schoolbus too, so that complicated things too. Mornings weren't so bad, get home off the route and start greasing and gassing up and ready to go when the dew was off, but in the evenings had to time it to be back by 3 to leave for the school, get home around 5 and back to work. Thankfully it was usually only the soybeans I had to work around the school day on, since grain sorghum and corn are harvested in mid-July on in our area. Soybeans are September for mid group 4's, and November for the group 8-9 beans... Later! OL J R :)
The gas TR wouldn't start and this was Dad's corn and he was going to use his combine. And this corn head functions, the other needs so work on the gathering chains.
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Hay see a few in expesive nh posted 5000 id offer 3000 if their in good shape how are those nh comines hear from some they was great and from some they are under built pos. I think jusst like most tractors some was built on monday some on friday and some broke down allot some never
CENTRAL ILLINOIS FARMER12 ya I’m also from central Illinois and if we were shelling corn in March that would be bad lol.... but I guess things work differently in other parts of the county side
Nice 1466 and Mrs. Always enjoy seeing big iron from the 70's.
I'm hoping to have two TR70s in the field at the same time this fall.
Nice weather. It's dry, it's yellow, it's corn.
The main thing is that it is harvested.
Better late than never.
I'm glad you got what you got and combine is running for you.
Thank you. We'll see how much volunteer corn pops up.
I used to jump from bin to bin just like you did till I was about 50 Then I thought I might be pushing my Luck .Thanks for you Spring Combining video very pleasing to watch , I do hope the combine engine is ok .All the best from the UK
It didn't die on us yet.
Does anyone in the UK use bins?? In my short bit at Reading University, I never saw grain bins when I traveled through the countryside.
Hi Jacob , most Butler style tin bin were put up in the 60s and 70s under a 50% grant sceme , from then on it was mainly on the Floor grain stores , that were just tip and go . We don't have gravity wagons for carting , just large dump trailers
Carrying 10 to 14 tons . Regards David
We always called leaving corn in the field over winter "storing the corn in the big bin".
That's a new one for me. I always called it free drying.
Bill Whitman I always heard the saying that it must be high producing ground, you got 2 harvests this year!
Great video keep them vids coming please i enjoy watching thanks so much !!
There will always be more.
That will be great to see when it is done. Keep up the good videos
Thank you
Looks like you had a good variety of corn that stood up well
It has great stalk quality, but I think our soil would be bad for any root systems.
love to see older gear on the go I have to internationals here in the uk and love em and that's a good colure corn happy farming
Well, we do have our share of experienced equipment. What IHs do you have?
a 454 and a 584 with a 885 engine in I use all older equipment like my b47 and same age stuff alike
Nice work. Greetings from Poland! :)
Thank you
really like the view on the grain bins.
I want to climb up the silo for a good aerial view too.
I'm getting into the beef busniess after my family got out of the dairy busniess 10 years ago and can you explain more on how your green chop system works this summer love seeing you make the most of what you have.
Yes, there will be more videos about the green chopping.
Great video!
Thank you
You are correct great view from up there
I adapted a 970 24 foot header to my TR70. My main combine is an R62 Gleaner. I put s cube rotors the TR70 too
Oh, I'll love such weather now in Finland.
We are getting snow today.
Great video. really enjoy harvesting corn. You need to repower the gas. Or maybe find a way to get it to go. Would be great to have both of them going.
I am working on a deal for a diesel just like the other one. It'll be all ready to go in it's own crate, hopefully a simple plug and play situation.
Grain tank looks super clean!
Yep, just a few tiny cob bits, but the twin rotor can clean grain well.
@@boehmfarm4276 Yeah I noticed that in yours and OLF's vids... I was frankly shocked the first time I ran the BIL's 9600 Deere, and I've seen the stuff coming out of CaseIH's... REALLY dirty, trashy grain. My old Ford/Claas did a MUCH MUCH better job at cleaning grain, but its cleaning shoe design is much more like the New Holland's (well, vice versa since mine was built first). My personal informed opinion is, the grain pan in the Ford/Claas and the NH makes all the difference... pre-sorts the lighter chaff and crud to the top as it shakes it back to the rake and chaffer, so half the work is done before it ever gets to the cleaning shoe, the fan and chaffer don't have to work as hard and are SO much more efficient cleaning it. CaseIH and Deere use those silly auger beds under the rotors or cylinder/concave, and so that MIXES all the grain and chaff and crud together then dumps it in spurts onto the rake/chaffer, as the auger flightings turn. The grain pans shake the grain back so it slides off in a thinner more consistent mat with smaller 'surges' as the pan shakes forward and back through the rake and onto the chaffer...
Plus, not sure how you run yours, never had to set up a NH for combining, but on my Ford/Claas I always started with the fan "wide open" and the chaffer and sieve at the top end of the recommendations (or a little over) for whatever crop I was harvesting... Looked at the sample and checked behind the combine and closed the chaffer/sieve a bit til I got a good clean sample, checked the ground behind the machine to make sure I wasn't blowing out good kernels. Lightweight immature runt kernels or busted kernels I didn't worry about (other than adjusting cylinder speed and concave clearance to make sure it wasn't cracking grain excessively; I always started with the cylinder pretty fast and slowed it down as needed, and the concave as open as I could and closed it down depending on how it was threshing out the heads/cobs/pods. It always did a great job for me.
Later! OL J R :)
Ya'll got a mighty nice Farm yard... Be a perfect small old Map for Farming Simulator 17... Love the Vids Greets from Michigan
If I knew how to create those maps, I would make one. I think our viewers would enjoy it.
Oh Indeed, So you play Farming Simulator? I only play with Old Iron Mods :D
Brad does, I get bored with it very fast. I usually hook up a bunch of wagons to drive around or drive around wrecking stuff.
Haha, or that! So.. just thinking I have connections that the Map could be work, Would be it Possible too Contact you on Facebook or Such?
Yes, we have a page for the farm with the same name.
Great video
Thank you
I'm glad the 70 was able to keep you guys going! Looks like you didn't do too bad
For March, it was going very well.
Great vid didn’t think that I would ever see a corn harvest in March
You're telling me!!! The latest we ever harvested before was Valentine's day.
The latest I ever harvested was January
I finished the 2013 harvest on June 9th of 2014. We already had all of our other fields planted again before I finished.
Holy cow. Was the field that wet?
Kinda we only got stuck once or twice thank god
our 1st combine was a old overheating massey 510 that did'nt do so well in dry corn fields. rasp bars were worn smooth. corn came out of the combine like feed. where ever the combine went the farm truck went with 8-10 5 gallons pails water for the radiator. we farmed many years like that. then the jd4400 was like a gift from god
Two things: I imagine someone would have had rasp bars for it, and maybe a power wash to the radiator to clean it out???
used rasp bars not really bcuz there's so many rocks in this county. people still use rock rakes move them into windrows then scoop all that up and the previous owner of that 510 dumped in too much stop leak
Man you guys are harvesting up here in Minnesota we still have a foot of snow in places and we're about to get more snow tonight lucky AF Jake
I would love to have a good snow pack all winter.
Boehm Farm I'll trade states with you LOL
Good little project for you 👍 only thing wrong is where the mud 👍 Ain't a farm video without mud flying in the air 👍. Combine engine might have had knock for a long time but you could have been preoccupied with something else If I was closer I would put my ear up to it . I just jump over backwards and do headstands when someone diagnosis engine issues but don't come out for the Adventure .I would fix what you got and keep someone one on call if all fails 👍 My little thoughts
It's either a cracked ring or the rod bearing is going out. The cracked ring will just be noisy. The bearing will cause issues. We'll take an oil sample before next season to determine the wear. Another big project is makeing the gas TR a diesel.
Boehm Farm Our last President was into March Madness with basketball brackets Your into March Madness with combine corn 👍 hope you wrapped it up . If you get all parts to do this engine change over, everything will work out fine 👍
I've had a few spring harvests with flax. Seed is usually bone dry but muddy ground to deal with. One of many reasons I quite growing flax.
Was the flax not dry in the fall??
Seed is usually dry but the straw can be a real problem with wrapping. Sometimes it goes better in spring. I have spent hours cutting wrapped flax straw off two different combines. I'm finally done with it.
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Good to see your up and running again some what,
I don't know about bidding on any and all equipment out there, your liable to find yourself right back where you are right now...
I could look at one in person, think it ran fine and still be in the same boat....
I agree its a crap shoot, Best of luck!
what an amazing small farm you have there! congrats!!
Thank you
Its not to small
In my opinion it is a big farm.
its like α medium size
@@jackybruckers Yup... it's all relative. In our county the average farm size is 40 acres... course most guys are renting a lot of ground and the average operation is probably a couple thousand acres with rented and owned combined. Later! OL J R :)
Yep like you said that TC is pretty maneuverable.
I'd do everything with it if I could.
Love that 1466. Red tractors rule!
Yes they do!!
Farm work never ends The true value of 🇱🇷
It never does, I think it geometrically accumulates based on the "to do" list growth.
Boehm Farm That's for sure and now won't be long till were working ground and planting... List got Huge
The snow is helping with the to do list.
Nice vid! I love the gravity wagon train. Are you working on painting the shed next to the stave silo? Looks like you've got half the roof and most of one side slicked up. Looks good. Any chance you'll be doing a video on your 3 point sprayer? We have similar size equipment and I'd like to see that piece in operation. I know most are touchy about spraying on camera, so I get it if not. Thanks!
A couple years ago, we had all the barns painted. Last summer, we had them come back and touch up a couple places that they were a little thin with the paint. I wanted to get video of spraying last year, but it never happened.
Don’t feel bad about harvesting late, there are still a few guys in my area that have corn standing still. Well some of it is still standing, lol.
That makes me feel so much better!!
We used to run 10 inch Mayrath Center Drives with a TC25 or a Kubota BX2360 and it took is well just dont push it with wet corn lol and now i run a 13 Inch which takes all of 140 Horsepower to Run a good 1100 bushel up in 20 minutes or less
That's a quick a pace. I did stall our TC30 on a load that had snow mixed in. I was pushing the pace on unloading the wagon.
My neighbor did one a little different, he planted on the 4th of July and picked the next 4th of July..got some corn..lol
Geez... I came close to the 4th of July once with corn planting, but harvest
??? Was it that wet?
Boehm Farm it was not a weather issue it was time or lazy oh well
I did hear that combine made the cleanest corn
Eric Lakota well what else would you use besides a combine?!
march I'm 13 were before decimber
nice vid :)
Thank you
ur welcome :)
Could the combine head not be pulled out with a chain too? Looks like a great day to harvest!
Possibly, but that was the target we needed to access after pulling the other combine out.
Boehm Farm ah ok. I don't know anything about heads spin didn't know if something would be damaged from chain dragging ;)
I still have a few wet spots I never got before these noreasters started rolling in. I have to listen to other farmers talking crap about it though.
Did the ground never freeze?
Boehm Farm it did but the picker elevator took a day to fix so I didn't get to the last two acres before the first big snow. Then the snow melted and it hasn't been frozen enough since. It almost dried out this week but we're getting dumped on again.
Yep, about like us. Monday, I might have had a chance to chisel plow.
Can't scald you for the bin jumping I'll just tell you that you've got some big balls!! I don't mind heights but for some reason being on top of a bin a 320 pounds I'm always afraid of loosing my footing!
As a kid, my cousins and I would play hide and go seek in the barns with one rule, you can't touch the ground. That's why i can climb on anything.
Where on Earth do you cut corn in March that's crazy but I guess if he couldn't get it out in the fall to the weather I guess you got to do what you got to do great video
We are not the last ones with corn!!!!! There's a couple fields still in south eat Indiana. We are in Southwest Ohio.
? How many acres do you farm? Scold scold scold you scared the crap outa me leaping from bin to bin. Please stay safe and stay awesome 😎
We cover 250 acres in various forms.
Thanks, I love the farm life and I wish I were your farm hand. I love your channel
I finished picking the day before Christmas eve and 90% of mine was root lodged; I'm kind of jealous, if my corn could stand I don't think it would last that long with the deer we have. What kind of corn stands that well?
This variety came from rural king.
How many acres did you have left to do late? I've seen one guy around my area harvesting corn in the spring too. Better late than never!
There was only 14 acres left.
I never liked Dad shelling corn in the winter since after we were done, we walked the fields dragging burlap bags picking up all the missed ears. Can you imagine that being done today? The neighbors would turn you in for child cruelty..... lol
I can, but at least these were small fields. I know exactly who would do it.
Ohio? I thought those snow squalls looked familiar, I saw them earlier on Bandit's channel. Oh, and OLF had a video about down corn a few years ago, he put the grain head on and dug it out of the mud. Just a thought.
Yep, I am very close to Bandit. I have thought about that, but sometimes, once it's on the ground, mold is a harsh reality.
How do you like that New Holland combine? Did you say that was a gas engine?
I grew up with them and I don't know much of anything else for combines. Other than our spat of engine troubles this year, everything else was great.
Boehm Farm whats the engines doing?
Yes . its a Gas engine in it ;) Farmall fanatic
This one is the diesel. The gas one we pulled out of the way in the beginning of the video.
TheRobbe88 interesting
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800 / 6.6 = 121.21 bushel to the acre... I had 31 acre got 6020.43 / 31=194.20 bushel to the acre
Good for you.
Olders better anyways...nice video
Thank you
Boehm Farm ya older is better
Did y’all use to milk at one time or have you always had steers?
Dad always wanted to milk cows, but that never happened. We've always raised the Holstein steers.
I have one question have you ever though about putting a gravity flow wagon on the back of that F250 that has the flatbed on turn that into a grain truck just asking
The truck can only carry 60 bushel by weight. I have hooked gravity wagons to the back before.
What’s causing the engine knock. Just did the head gasket. Push rod?
I am hoping it is just a cracked ring. Could be a connecting rod bearing, but I hope that's not it... we'll have the oil tested soon.
It ain`t over, till its over, right Jacob?
It's no over, one more harvest video tomorrow.
How many acres do you farm total (you and your dad)? How big are those bins?
With hay, about 250. Those are 8000 bushel bins.
My neighbor still has corn standing lol
You have no clue how uplifting that is!!
Where are you guys? I've got 180 acres in southern MN
Southwest Ohio
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Does that NH do a good job and what happened that made you shell corn in March?
Limestone Hill dairy probably just couldn’t get in the field because of the weather
Greg Shearer true that what I thought but you never know maybe equipment troubles who knows only Boehm Farm knows
Limestone Hill dairy ye true could be any number of things
I think it does a great job, just we had engine troubles this year everywhere.... And the weather wasn't helping us much.
Sorry I miss up that comment we were done with our corn befor December
I would love to be done that early. We'll see how the weather treats us this year.
where are you located, also why do you not just directly sell the corn after harvest
Southwest Ohio.
Market Fluctuation. Corn's high price usually hits In April. Dad uses all his corn for the steers; this was his corn. We don't have enough transportation devices to get corn to an elevator fast enough in the fall, also.
@@boehmfarm4276 Yeah know that feeling. How far is your elevator? We basically had two places to sell... the egg farm west of the next town over, Boling, which was 13 miles away, or the elevator at Hungerford 23 miles away. I was usually running everything myself combining til the grain barge wagon (later '66 Chevy tandem truck) was full then make a run to the elevator. Get back and combine some more. At the time I was driving a schoolbus too, so that complicated things too. Mornings weren't so bad, get home off the route and start greasing and gassing up and ready to go when the dew was off, but in the evenings had to time it to be back by 3 to leave for the school, get home around 5 and back to work. Thankfully it was usually only the soybeans I had to work around the school day on, since grain sorghum and corn are harvested in mid-July on in our area. Soybeans are September for mid group 4's, and November for the group 8-9 beans... Later! OL J R :)
If my grandad was still alive he could tell you whats wrong he was shop foreman at a new holland dealership and knew tr combines inside and out.
Pretty soon, 'I'll have them all figured out.
Do you guys do any wheat for straw bales?
If I had the straw, I could sell it, but our falls have not cooperated for wheat planting.
You can plant oats you can plant them in the spring.
Better late than never.
I'll tell you true
Until the Twelfth of Never, I'll still be harvesting corn.
Free storage!
Free drying!
Do you say you lost about half of your yield?
Um, no..... maybe only 25 bushel.
do you guys have 2 combines?
Yes, now the trick is to have them both running at the same time.
When was the corn planted
June 5
why didn't you use the other combine is it not working or something
zach and ellie adventures he said right at the beginning the gas wasnt starting.
The gas TR wouldn't start and this was Dad's corn and he was going to use his combine. And this corn head functions, the other needs so work on the gathering chains.
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18 comment yay
It was hard to be first on this one.
Talk to onelonelyfarmer about his combine
He already sold it.
Oh
Hay see a few in expesive nh posted 5000 id offer 3000 if their in good shape how are those nh comines hear from some they was great and from some they are under built pos. I think jusst like most tractors some was built on monday some on friday and some broke down allot some never
Whats your favorite tractor
They are all my favorite. If I didn't like driving any of them, they wouldn't be here. But if I could only keep one, it would be the 2910.
why dont you combine in the fall
We did, and the weather and iron were just not cooperating.
Hows the yeild?
In the 130s.
There's no way you are getting 130 you aren't going over a hundred
How come u don't say " hello Boehm Farm fans" anymore.
I try to mix it up and not be too monotonous.
hey how come we never see brad in the videos anymore
He has been constructing his hog empire.
+Boehm Farmow ok you should do a video with him and the hog empire would love to see him you guys make a good team
If it ant red leave it in the shed!!!!
Why do u still have crop In the field in march
CENTRAL ILLINOIS FARMER12 ya I’m also from central Illinois and if we were shelling corn in March that would be bad lol.... but I guess things work differently in other parts of the county side
Combines went down on them
Yep, engine issues and less than desirable weather.
Boehm Farm ok gotcha I didn't know glad you got atleast one machine gixed
*fixed
if you need to knock on wood, that's what your head is for,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Too many layers on down there at the time. lol
Could of pulled the head out with the tractor..... They slide easy....
I guess so.
You need a new harvester
I need your money
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Lol
Where are you located
Southwest Ohio
Just why won't the ford engine start'
Might need the points or plugs shined up.