Good to see the new holland running again. maybe its finally fixed. Fingers crossed for you. I agree I think its about time to cut your losses and get rid of it. It has definitely spent more time broke down than running since you bought it. Good luch buddy stay in touch. Hope you have a great weekend. God Bless!!!
You have had a lot of patience with this tractor. When you sell it , someone will be getting a good tractor since you have repaired so much. I am waiting to see what you get.
Great to see you again Tim, thanks for the video. I hope the company that messed up the injectors the first time makes it right by you by not charging you for the second rework of them.
Excellent~I enjoy all your videos post more please. Very interesting. Keep tractor you got all them new parts on it! Thanks for sharing. Joel~Mid Ohio.
New Holland makes a great tractor. The rebuilding shop screwed up making it sound like it is the tractor's fault. Also that tractor was apparently abused before you bought it. Thanks for the great video's and good luck with the tractor.
Ford/New Holland 9030 bidirectional. The ranchers up here love them. I imagine the ones made by Versatile are close to, if not the same, as the F/NH 9030s. F.Y.I, The Drube Stackers were built in a welding shop in the small town of Wheatland. Sometimes you can find them abandoned in the fence rows on old farms. You could pick up some local Wyoming history by finding one of these because ever one was made a little differently..
You could do a "throwback Monday", and post older footage on Mondays until you get caught up. As for the new tractor, I don't really have a guess to a specific model, but I would say that if it is going to be a main tractor that you use for mowing, baling, etc., I would definitely get one that has power-shift. Hope the New Holland is fixed. Thanks for the vid!
I glad to see sort problem on NH, I hope when you buy next tractor it has better run with it. Good hydraulics, front loader is needed for next tractor and been budget I would say McCormick but maybe Massey Ferguson 5600 series. Both are good tractors.👍
Well Blake... I think number one on the list is that it doesn't come from the same dealer or came from that area as the New Holland. Two my favourite 😁.. it starts in the cold winter (unlike your John Deere 6410🤣) Three no more brake downs or fuel or fuel in oil issues (most important of all !!!!!) As for a guess for your next tractor, well.... I'm guessing its a New Holland 😁 since the dealer must have been your best friend for all that money you gave..... "Whoops",,,,, I meant spent on parts from the dealer and the fuel shop as well. As for the model well... it wouldn't be another TS115A would it ?? or that model range 🤔 in better condition so you could swoop the loader on it? As for the tractor at Mike and Erin's, I'm guessing its the little International 👍😊 hope the next owner doesn't come across your channel when they buy your ex-New Holland 🤣 ( sell it quick Blake while it's running bud !!!!!!) 😂👍
wes has 7000 series John Deere loader, he claims 15,000 hours. Another deere 6000 or 7000 would suit you good. Brooks has MF 7616 and does 2 bales in front all the time.
I think you should see how the tractor performs over the next 30-60 days doing the things you bought it for. If there are no major problems, then there's no sense buying a new one until something major goes wrong again. Buying new, I would go with the Kubota M7 since it will do the same functions that you bought the New Holland for.
Hi So can you explain in a video the theory of how the fuel got into the oil vvis the injectors that appear to be mounted on the side of the head? Thanks
Hi Blake . I don't know what your thinking of buying , but I would respectfully recomend A NH 7840 or an NH 8240 These are six cylinder powerstar engine tractors of 6.5 and 7.5 Litres they have a good reputation for durability and reliability whilst it's true the 40series Ford/New Holland is older than your current tractor , this may help keep the replacement cost down , Ask around a few operators see what they have to say . All the best what ever you decide .Regards David Ps my 7840 did over 10,000 hours with only a water pump change .
You need to know the history of any used tractor. I've been fortunate to know what the history was of my used tractors. So far so good. Get either a New Holland or Deere. That is my preference. Kubota's are great and have made inroads in the true farm market but still Deere is king followed by Case/IH/ New Holland. Just my honest opinion.
I am thinking a 55 series John Deere. The other rancher he works with has 4055. The 4255 or 4455 would be about the right size for a lot of his task while reasonably priced
Hi Glad it looks like the problems fixed. I'd say at this point a brand new Belarus would be more reliable than the NH, for the first 2 months anyway L.O.L. I wouldn't have a clue what you are buying there are way to many choices of color and model !.
Heck if you finally got the TS fixed I would use it instead of dropping money on a new tractor. I am sure you won't recover your investment in the TS if you get rid of it at this point.
i hope it stays fixed for ya this time. cute little ranger u got there. lol do u only run it on days the wind doesn't blow out there. ha! just kidding!
Looking like you finally got that Blue Devil figured out. That shop that rebuilt the injectors WRONG ought to be in your debt for all the $$ and time you spent getting to the bottom of the issue. By the way, you are a patient man, but I had full faith you would keep digging till you got it right. BUT WHY NOT KEEP the tractor now that you got it figured out? Trading seems to never be an advantage to your bank account.
If there is one thing I have learnt after thirty years servicing dairy farm equipment it is this, do not buy anything that has been owned by a farmer. Nothing gets looked after they way it should and once the decision has been made to sell it its stops being maintained at all...
When my dad had machines working he did not go buy something else. Hold on to that New Holland now and save your money. At the end of the year use about half of your savings to buy a retirement annuity. The money needs to go away for your retirement. You are young and healthy and capable if keeping your machines working. New expensive machinery only works as a tax deduction. It appears the New Holland will work for you for quite awhile. Better the devil you know than the one you don't.. I like your super perseverance.
If i were you i would fix it and sell it,cause im me i would try a equal horsepower belarus or john deere,well since im me it would be belarus or case!
Hey Blake, couple of things on the voice over. If you can swing it look into getting an actual mic instead of using your computer mic. It can be hard to hear at times. Also possibly putting up a few soundproofing panels wouldn't be a terrible idea I think i'm hearing a bit of an echo. Otherwise great job.
If the injectors had been Ok the first time would you have sold the tractor ?you've spent all that money on repairs so those thing's should be fine. Buy another Belarus.
Boy ....I am not sure that getting a new tractor after everything you've gone through in the money you put into it and finally got it running the way it should if getting another used tractors a good idea??? Reason I say that is you never know what you're going to end up with and you know what you already have and if that tractor is running proper you've practically rebuilt everything on the tractor it's like new I don't understand the reasoning for getting rid of it be truthfully honest but if nothing else you are a glutton for punishment LOL personally I'd keep that New Holland now that you got it running and get yourself a nice pickup instead that way you have to good pieces of equipment because if you get another tractor you know you're going to have to work on it and put money into it just like with any used piece of equipment and have the New Holland up and running and the New Holland will do the job I think a new truck would be a better choice but that's my opinion and I'm not using it so take it for what it's worth LOL
So let me get this straight, you have spent a ton of time nd money on this tractor to get close to what you want, now you are going to take the same risk on another used tractor? What is wrong with this picture.......are you sure. Mike Hamblin
Should build a pole building to put your tractors in
I've been very happy with my Massey Ferguson 5445 with the dyna 4 transmission. Very smooth running and good ergonomics
Good to see the new holland running again. maybe its finally fixed. Fingers crossed for you. I agree I think its about time to cut your losses and get rid of it. It has definitely spent more time broke down than running since you bought it. Good luch buddy stay in touch. Hope you have a great weekend. God Bless!!!
You have had a lot of patience with this tractor. When you sell it , someone will be getting a good tractor since you have repaired so much. I am waiting to see what you get.
Great to see you again Tim, thanks for the video. I hope the company that messed up the injectors the first time makes it right by you by not charging you for the second rework of them.
Excellent~I enjoy all your videos post more please. Very interesting. Keep tractor you got all them new parts on it! Thanks for sharing. Joel~Mid Ohio.
New Holland makes a great tractor. The rebuilding shop screwed up making it sound like it is the tractor's fault. Also that tractor was apparently abused before you bought it. Thanks for the great video's and good luck with the tractor.
Please get a JD you know they are phenomenal tractors. Even our wyoming life has two JD's!!!
Good work and persistence!
7420 John Deere a well maintained 7000 series should be good for 10-12 k hours before major repair.
Great, glad you found the gremlin.
Hopefully you got it sorted out
Ford/New Holland 9030 bidirectional. The ranchers up here love them. I imagine the ones made by Versatile are close to, if not the same, as the F/NH 9030s. F.Y.I, The Drube Stackers were built in a welding shop in the small town of Wheatland. Sometimes you can find them abandoned in the fence rows on old farms. You could pick up some local Wyoming history by finding one of these because ever one was made a little differently..
I like the voice overs! Been keeping up with the videos hope this finally takes care of things!
Blake.. missed seeing any recent TH-cam vids! I am planning to do the Patreon thing soon. Your tenacity fixing the New H. has paid off. Congrads!
Dave, I’ve been doing videos every Friday. Double check that TH-cam hasn’t automatically unsubscribed you! Thanks for the Patreon support!
Enjoying watching your videos and living vicariously through You, Mike & Erin. God Bless from White House Tn. Mickey
You could do a "throwback Monday", and post older footage on Mondays until you get caught up. As for the new tractor, I don't really have a guess to a specific model, but I would say that if it is going to be a main tractor that you use for mowing, baling, etc., I would definitely get one that has power-shift. Hope the New Holland is fixed. Thanks for the vid!
Throwback Monday is a pretty good plan!
Glad things turn in right direction Blake, buy what you think is best, you will probably sell a good tractor now, who knows
I glad to see sort problem on NH, I hope when you buy next tractor it has better run with it. Good hydraulics, front loader is needed for next tractor and been budget I would say McCormick but maybe Massey Ferguson 5600 series. Both are good tractors.👍
Well Blake... I think number one on the list is that it doesn't come from the same dealer or came from that area as the New Holland. Two my favourite 😁.. it starts in the cold winter (unlike your John Deere 6410🤣) Three no more brake downs or fuel or fuel in oil issues (most important of all !!!!!) As for a guess for your next tractor, well.... I'm guessing its a New Holland 😁 since the dealer must have been your best friend for all that money you gave..... "Whoops",,,,, I meant spent on parts from the dealer and the fuel shop as well. As for the model well... it wouldn't be another TS115A would it ?? or that model range 🤔 in better condition so you could swoop the loader on it? As for the tractor at Mike and Erin's, I'm guessing its the little International 👍😊 hope the next owner doesn't come across your channel when they buy your ex-New Holland 🤣 ( sell it quick Blake while it's running bud !!!!!!) 😂👍
A magnet on a flexible shaft is a great way to retrieve those "missing" drain plugs. I use mine a LOT.
T6000 series with dual command or range command and make sure you SEE IT in person this time
A T6050 with either Range Command or Power Command box.
Of for something different, a Valtra 130 with the front air suspension.
Deboss likes the Cases in upper hp range!
wes has 7000 series John Deere loader, he claims 15,000 hours. Another deere 6000 or 7000 would suit you good. Brooks has MF 7616 and does 2 bales in front all the time.
New Holland Bi-Directional for an operation like yours would be an excellent idea.
Good that you got the NH working, now to unload it. Are you going to get another JD?
I think you should see how the tractor performs over the next 30-60 days doing the things you bought it for. If there are no major problems, then there's no sense buying a new one until something major goes wrong again. Buying new, I would go with the Kubota M7 since it will do the same functions that you bought the New Holland for.
good ol' john deere 7 series
Hi
So can you explain in a video the theory of how the fuel got into the oil vvis the injectors that appear to be mounted on the side of the head?
Thanks
I'm going with a big bud 747 as the tractor I would like to see you riding around in. Although that might be somewhat to extremely impractical.
What would be your (3) dream tractors, that would be practical for you Blake ?
Hi Blake . I don't know what your thinking of buying , but I would respectfully recomend A NH 7840 or an NH 8240 These are six cylinder powerstar engine tractors of 6.5 and 7.5 Litres they have a good reputation for durability and reliability whilst it's true the 40series Ford/New Holland is older than your current tractor , this may help keep the replacement cost down , Ask around a few operators see what they have to say . All the best what ever you decide .Regards David Ps my 7840 did over 10,000 hours with only a water pump change .
David Watt ,
Its probably and hopefully something green, maybe similar to one of Our Wyoming Life's tractors.
My guess is one of those backwards loader type new Holland thingy
Blake - for personal experiences do not buy a Kubota look at massey’s or new Holland’s
It's unusual for a dribbling injector to put that much diesel into the oil.
Is the tractor you looking at the same company or different - you get that N H fixed - should be a good tractor
You need to know the history of any used tractor. I've been fortunate to know what the history was of my used tractors. So far so good. Get either a New Holland or Deere. That is my preference. Kubota's are great and have made inroads in the true farm market but still Deere is king followed by Case/IH/ New Holland. Just my honest opinion.
hey blake is it a 6bt cummins engine in the new Holland ??
I would say you actually need a JD 7410, 7320 or 7130, hopefully you get a decent dollar for this blue .... we will leave it at that
Yep 7210 or 7410 they are great tractors
Well the 6410 has been good, why not get another John Deere like a small 7000 or another 6000
Onelonelyfarmer's 7410 has 15000 hours and im pretty sure he just did the transmision and hes had to replace the front hubs. All original engine.
What did you think from a Fendt 412 old Generation
I am thinking a 55 series John Deere. The other rancher he works with has 4055. The 4255 or 4455 would be about the right size for a lot of his task while reasonably priced
Is it posted to tractorhouse?
I think you should and are going to buy a New Holland T5.120
I wish u would post videos every day
Fendt!
👍🏻👍🏻
A loading shovel or a telehandler
Get a case IH 195 with an L770 loaded
you should get a 6125r john deer
You need a bobcat 590 can heat air two speed
Is the tractor you're buying a new holland or is it something else?
Hi Glad it looks like the problems fixed. I'd say at this point a brand new Belarus would be more reliable than the NH, for the first 2 months anyway L.O.L. I wouldn't have a clue what you are buying there are way to many choices of color and model !.
Like to know more about the sketchy seller-like to know how to spot them.
TS are usually pretty bullet proof wee tractors
Have you thought about going back to being a full time mechanic?
Kevin Green I think he has been ever since he bought the NEW Holland. Lol
I have been waiting for this. 😉
John Deere 4640 possibly?
Bi Directional tractor!!
i don't know. i've worked at farms that have these new holland and they never break down
Heck if you finally got the TS fixed I would use it instead of dropping money on a new tractor. I am sure you won't recover your investment in the TS if you get rid of it at this point.
Another green tractor would be good you can't go far wrong with a john Deere
John Deere 4440
i hope it stays fixed for ya this time. cute little ranger u got there. lol do u only run it on days the wind doesn't blow out there. ha! just kidding!
The Ranger is an interesting little truck for sure.
Blake, I see that you put this old tractor up for auction. Did the new injectors finally solve the problem?
They appear to have, yes.
Good to hear, I'll have my hand up for it then. Hope I didn't spoil an announcement for ya or anything!
Kubota or kioti
Massey Ferguson 8700 series :D
Looking like you finally got that Blue Devil figured out. That shop that rebuilt the injectors WRONG ought to be in your debt for all the $$ and time you spent getting to the bottom of the issue. By the way, you are a patient man, but I had full faith you would keep digging till you got it right. BUT WHY NOT KEEP the tractor now that you got it figured out? Trading seems to never be an advantage to your bank account.
Buy a LS tractor. I know they are made by the same company. I've had mine for over five years and no problems at all
If there is one thing I have learnt after thirty years servicing dairy farm equipment it is this, do not buy anything that has been owned by a farmer. Nothing gets looked after they way it should and once the decision has been made to sell it its stops being maintained at all...
By a New holland t6!!!! :)
dame it i wonted to see it blow up LOL
Kabota would be good 🐄
Kubota is not a good farm tractor
When my dad had machines working he did not go buy something else. Hold on to that New Holland now and save your money. At the end of the year use about half of your savings to buy a retirement annuity. The money needs to go away for your retirement. You are young and healthy and capable if keeping your machines working. New expensive machinery only works as a tax deduction. It appears the New Holland will work for you for quite awhile. Better the devil you know than the one you don't.. I like your super perseverance.
I sure hope the injectors were the problem.
Based on the New Holland apparel, I assume you bought something New Holland. 😂
Blake get rid
kubota
A massy Ferguson
I think you’re looking at a .....
If i were you i would fix it and sell it,cause im me i would try a equal horsepower belarus or john deere,well since im me it would be belarus or case!
to bad you had to pay for turbo/pump/time etc for there mystake.
If it ain't mine, it ain't broke.......
John Deere 7410
Hey Blake, couple of things on the voice over. If you can swing it look into getting an actual mic instead of using your computer mic. It can be hard to hear at times. Also possibly putting up a few soundproofing panels wouldn't be a terrible idea I think i'm hearing a bit of an echo. Otherwise great job.
I’m with you Dale, I’m actually shopping for a real mic right now. 👍
Guy in WY I think a 7400,7410 or 7810
Whoever gets this tractor probably will have no problems it’s been rebuilt buy something green.
If the injectors had been Ok the first time would you have sold the tractor ?you've spent all that money on repairs so those thing's should be fine. Buy another Belarus.
Boy ....I am not sure that getting a new tractor after everything you've gone through in the money you put into it and finally got it running the way it should if getting another used tractors a good idea??? Reason I say that is you never know what you're going to end up with and you know what you already have and if that tractor is running proper you've practically rebuilt everything on the tractor it's like new I don't understand the reasoning for getting rid of it be truthfully honest but if nothing else you are a glutton for punishment LOL personally I'd keep that New Holland now that you got it running and get yourself a nice pickup instead that way you have to good pieces of equipment because if you get another tractor you know you're going to have to work on it and put money into it just like with any used piece of equipment and have the New Holland up and running and the New Holland will do the job I think a new truck would be a better choice but that's my opinion and I'm not using it so take it for what it's worth LOL
Not the injectors. You'll see.
Sell that, then buy a new New Holland
Bi Di.
A t6 NH
So let me get this straight, you have spent a ton of time nd money on this tractor to get close to what you want, now you are going to take the same risk on another used tractor? What is wrong with this picture.......are you sure. Mike Hamblin
A lot of your man hours was wasted because you didn't check injectors.
John Deere 4440