You were showing your Flexi-Coil air seeder later on in the video. Cousin Terry passed away in Saskatoon just a few weeks ago. His father started Flexi-Coil when they just produced land packers. Terry expanded their business into other lines. I worked at Flexi-Coil before they built their big manufacturing complex in Saskatchewan. It was during the summer so I could attend Bible school in Calgary. . . . yes we moved to Calgary in 1970. I am retired now. Time flies. By the way, nice trucks.
Sorry to hear of Terry Frigstad passing, it was the Accord system invented by Helmut Weiste that Frigstad/Flexi coil incorporated onto a field cultivator to create the airseeder, the rest is History the world over
Very dramatic opening. Nice! Consider putting some anti-seize compound on the tips on the air drill - both on the bolts/nuts and inside the tips where they slide on/off. Might make the next change out a little easier.
When we used to change replaceable carbide bits on our milling machines, we would use angled tips with air hammers. Seems like that would work for changing the tips.
Tony -- Wouldn't those those tips come off easy if you heated them with a torch and then knocked them off? I know the plastic seed tube is close but couldn't that be detached and then put back on?
Be careful with those hard tips and hard hammers. Eye protection is a must….speaking from experience. Two eye surgeries and a nurse that is now my wife.
If you hit them when the bolt is out hit them from the bottom under the tip three for four times to get them moving. Then smack them down from the top side.
Nick showed us how to take the rasp bars off when you guys built the smoker. He took the new ones off of the rotor & put his used ones on the smoker. I would’ve done the same exact thing!
And that's why we run euros here in New Zealand. No bonnet and once government juice deleted they will out pull any kwhopper. Volvo globe trotter's or scania v8s
You shouldnt need to beat every opener off the drill like that i changed all 80 on my drill and only bad to beat 2 off they were original to the drill so 5 years old and i just dug the dirt out of the bolt with a pick and zinged it out with an impact and most of them came off with 1 hammer it.
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You were showing your Flexi-Coil air seeder later on in the video. Cousin Terry passed away in Saskatoon just a few weeks ago. His father started Flexi-Coil when they just produced land packers. Terry expanded their business into other lines. I worked at Flexi-Coil before they built their big manufacturing complex in Saskatchewan. It was during the summer so I could attend Bible school in Calgary. . . . yes we moved to Calgary in 1970. I am retired now. Time flies. By the way, nice trucks.
Sorry to hear of Terry Frigstad passing, it was the Accord system invented by Helmut Weiste that Frigstad/Flexi coil incorporated onto a field cultivator to create the airseeder, the rest is History the world over
Very dramatic opening. Nice!
Consider putting some anti-seize compound on the tips on the air drill - both on the bolts/nuts and inside the tips where they slide on/off. Might make the next change out a little easier.
Great video Tony Tim and Warren
I just had to watch this video before heading to church. . . . I am not kidding. It is 🇨🇦 Thanksgiving weekend in Canada. Blessings.
Great job Tim and Warren
❤ Ahh, those beautiful Jake brakes!!!
Brilliant editing!!! just keeps getting better and better
Great drone opening. Your a blessing for us all. Enjoy every video.
Thank you for your videos. God bless you and your family
Thanks for the video
Love the sweat shirt Tim. Faith like Noah
Thanks! Got it at the Ark Encounter several years ago
@@timcarberry7372nice trip must so awesome to see all that in the ark GOD IS GOOD
Could Tony make a harvest summary about the yields and lessons learned 🙏
The video didn't start as usual; I had to stop and go make sure that it was Fast!!
Love your channel! I've watched every video and still look forward to the next one!
Would some antisieze on the interface of those snouts/tips help? or maybe some grease? Might be worth trying 2-3 as a trial.
When you're changing those tips, would brushing on some never seize to the bolts and the area the tips cover make them easier to change next time?
Love watching your videos. Good job guys. God bless.
When we used to change replaceable carbide bits on our milling machines, we would use angled tips with air hammers. Seems like that would work for changing the tips.
On the subject of replacing the tips, please order you a Mac Tools RBRT socket bit. They will bite those allen head bolts great and wont slip.
Also buy a Mac anti vibe hammer 🔨
prevent break downs. replace disc openers and springs and seed shoes.
"Wow, I had no idea that agricultural technology has advanced to this extent. Looking at these modern machines is truly astonishing!"
You should talk with Mike Mitchell for hints are removing tips since they replace a ton of them every season with their numerous drills
Love the intro 👍
Tony -- Wouldn't those those tips come off easy if you heated them with a torch and then knocked them off? I know the plastic seed tube is close but couldn't that be detached and then put back on?
Very good Video 👍 👍
Is it possible to put some heat on those points to get them off easier, or would that cause other issues?
Be careful with those hard tips and hard hammers. Eye protection is a must….speaking from experience. Two eye surgeries and a nurse that is now my wife.
If you hit them when the bolt is out hit them from the bottom under the tip three for four times to get them moving. Then smack them down from the top side.
Where did you find the "new" truck?
Be very careful hitting hardened steel with hardened hammer flying metal chips hurt
An air hammer works pretty good on those tips
We tried that but maybe a non harbor fright air hammer would be better
Seeing trucks in the shop again verifies Tony’s stance…trucks are dumb.
What about heating the tip?
Yeah same thing i thought that bolt would come right out
Anything with the word Air Seeder is a bad day. Lol
PUT THE HOOD ON THE SWATER lol!!!
I was wondering how the disc will work with your ground conditions vs the shoe. That rocky ground would make the disc bounce more I would think.
Great intro!
Get a bigger air hammer and that will work better!!
Maybe use a 4 1/2 grinder with cut-off blades to cut/score the tips.
Yep that’s the way I do it
Won’t it be cheaper just to trade in the seeder instead of changing the tips?
Lmao your the type of person that gets a new car instead of cleaning it
🤣I thought the same thing. Farmers buy used equipment expecting to be replacing a lot. Even so, it’s a lot less expensive then buying new.
Nick showed us how to take the rasp bars off when you guys built the smoker. He took the new ones off of the rotor & put his used ones on the smoker. I would’ve done the same exact thing!
I know it's a lot of tips. but would penetrating oil the day before help?
More Fast Ag!
And that's why we run euros here in New Zealand. No bonnet and once government juice deleted they will out pull any kwhopper. Volvo globe trotter's or scania v8s
Can the rotor be balanced without being removed-?
There is a company from Nebraska i believe that can do it on some models in the machine.
Got a 715 on order yet??? LOL!!!!
I dont understand why tony had the building built so narrow
You shouldnt need to beat every opener off the drill like that i changed all 80 on my drill and only bad to beat 2 off they were original to the drill so 5 years old and i just dug the dirt out of the bolt with a pick and zinged it out with an impact and most of them came off with 1 hammer it.
You are lucky. Everyone around here has to beat them off. Must be different dirt.
@@FastAgMontana oof that sucks i always worry about catching shrapnel in the eye even when im wearing glasses
One day. I will visit your farm. One day…
I’ll hold you to that.
Lol don’t hold your breath! Have to get the baby a little older.
I want to know how Tim keeps a straight face when the Jake's are on. I always grin listening to that beautiful sound.
Or I'm just weird.
Editing blocks the smiles on my face. Lol
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