Hummm!! I like channels that don't post political crap and stick to farming! But now that Frank j opened that door. I don't give a darn what side of the isle you are on. ALL Americans deserve the truth. If there is nothing to hide lets put witness and evidence before the house and get this crap behind us once and for all and get back to the business of running our country. The whole D and R thing has out lived its day like steam engine. Never seen so much division in our country because people will put party before country and their scared of the potus.
Your stack oil is from unburnt fuel. Under load it should clear up. If you aren't going to work it hard, turn the fuel pump down a half turn and it should stop. Another hint is to shut the tractor off instead of letting it idle. Great job! Have followed you from the beginning and enjoy every video. jerry
Hey Andy! Dad's 820 will "stack some tar" -oil in the exhaust, put a load on it -sweat her out for a bit,clears right up.Comes back after running around without much load or a lot of idle time.Been around older diesels-stationary set ups-,not enough heat,not enough load.The ol girls telling you something "Is that all you got!,Give me a PLOW!!".Great video, always love to see that onry ass grin.
Before I did any motor work I’d put that on a plow and work the hell out of it she might seal back up just my two cents.. I love the tractor she’s not a 2020 ❤️❤️
Hi Andy, it is great to see the 856 out in the field. I'm a John Deere guy but I must say the 856 in a beautiful looking tractor and sounds great. Thanks for giving it a new life. Great to see a manure spreader in action. I remember being involved as a youngster with a JD spreader that was powered by the wheels. Nice camera work from Kylie and super drone shots. THANKS!! - Dean from Minnesota
I was waiting to hear, "I'm excited" however, the big smile at the first of the video was more than excited. What a great tractor, and a great video. Love the Drone part. I may repete myself, but then I'm 77. Andy! This video brings back great memories. Keep in mind, I'm looking back at 1951, when I started helping grandpa farm. and then 1959, went in the Army. Was suppoesed to come back and take over the farming. Long story why that didn't happen. I did buy 8 acres from mom and had draft ponies, pygmy goats and chickens. Had a few antique tractors through the years. A Ford 861 gas, John Deere 70, 2 cylinder, 930, Case Comfort King, cab tractor, and we farmed with a Ford Golden Jubilee, and Frord 8n. Thank you, thank you! Only those as old as I am will understand how these videos effect us. I can say I was almost in tears watching your videos. I hope, someday to be able to come visit! God bless, you and your family. Central Indiana
Don Croddy I’m 76, to young to remember when I started farming, probably (3 or 4) Milk cows till my early 60s, cropped till 4 years ago. Grew up in a neighborhood of all colors Allis, Case, Deere, Farmall, Fords, Massey, .McCormick Deering, Minnies and Oliver. Dad had Farmall H “42” and Supper W6 “53”. As a teenager he started in 1919 with a IHC Titan, mid 20s a McCormick 10-20. Brother and I bought 756 new in “68” and was used till “88”. Enjoyed watching Andy working on his 856 and your comments! Keep smiling! From snow covered Northeast Wisconsin. 🌨🌨🌨🌨🤗🤔 (we like it here)
I'm glad I found your channel. It has really motivated me in my life to be a better person. I don't know much about farming but I'll learn what i need from you about trying to be the best with what you have and never have up.. Peace
Andy you are amazing man how do you manipulate your feet just like hands incredible God bless you and you are just an instrument to show other people what they can do I’m a first time seeing your show and I’m hooked You are my number one show Thank you
Andy you got it working that the main thing and it looks good you will getter fixed get all them oil leaks fixed and new rims and tires that tractor will be awesome thanks Andy for sharing these video's about this tractor I enjoy them thanks
You are a complete inspiration to me I watch you do things with your feet that are hard with my hands…. Some days I act like I have it tuff or bad and then here you are not complaining at all making everything happen with your feet and toes…. You are one hell of a man sir…. You keep on grinding and doing your thing if I didn’t see you do all this I wouldn’t or couldn’t believe you are able to do all this… I guess really it’s mind over matter and you can do anything you want regardless of the situation you are dealt in life…. God only gives his biggest battles to his strongest soldiers I love your story and everything you stand for….
My dad had a couple of manure spreaders like those. Later he bought one that was like a giant barrel shape that slung the manure out the side with chains. It worked much better than the other style. Now we don't have any nearby neighbors with chicken houses to get manure from. Most of the farms in our area have been sold and developed onto subdivisions. Watching your vlogs brings back lots of memories. Thanks for sharing.
Good to see the tractor working after all your hard work in the shop. You all do a great job on videos, drone, and editing. The manure spreading in the winter time brings back memories of my high school days working on the dairy farm.
You have done a great job 👍 with that red tractor. I love to watch them work. I have a 284 IHC, well it's my son's now. Love the older square hood and fender tractors.
Hello from the netherlands just watched the video during my coffee break looking good whit some minor issues but thats solveble i quess thanks for the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Entirely likely it's just the rings need set-in again, either a heavy load, or, maybe like Ed Gosselin said, run some detergent through the intake. Thanks for the ride along! It's looking great!
Great video I loved it. And your daughter doesn't care about about dirt grime grease or crap you are blessed to have such a great family support behind you
From Alabama to you. I love how you have accomplished everything you do. I hate seeing people that act like they can't work cause of something. But if people had Your Want for yourself. They could get past the Urge to do so. I wish you had farm Animals in your vlogs Some real Farm Animals action. I'm 26 and you teach me things. Don't ever feel less Andy, Your a inspiration... Ps Jared Byrd.
Thanks Jared. I agree about the people that won't do for themselves. The sad part is, I'm paying for them too.Really, its all about attitude. I will never feel less, I have way too good of an attitude for that. Thanks so much for watching
Looks good! I'd agree with the slobbering problem. Needs hooked to something and pulled hard for a day. Valve guide seals wouldn't be a bad idea either. Love that tractor.
Andy that sure is a nice old tractor. You will get it to stop with the oil leaks I`m sure. I sure do enjoy watching your videos. They make me feel good to watch them. I used to work on my own farm called the Fork Farm in Virginia. I had to lease it out because I can`t walk any longer due to a stroke. Man I sure do miss climbing on my tractors and just getting lost in my little world. I`m sure you know what I mean. lol Well Andy take care and have fun for me. Thank you and have a wonderful day my friend.
Paint looks good now to fix some leaks. Was that a smiles per gallon day looked like it. Some tender loving care and 856 will be back working. Edit: thank you for the ride along.
Another great video, drone, music and all. Tractor is looking good. Kylie is going to make some young farmer a very lucky guy! Take care and be careful out there.
Good evening Andrew, thank you for the video, perhaps the valve stems are worn and the valve stem seals have gone hard!! Glazed cylinder bore' s or broken stuck oil rings on the piston's , like some of your viewers have said try and work the engine hard for a while. Take care and catch you next time 👍😎🇬🇧.
I checked up on whats available on the net, and see that some earlier models was without stem seals and the later models had extra grooves cut in the guides for the seals. Best maybe to take a look under the tappet cover.
Andy, you are absolutely amazing! I starting watching your videos about a week ago...you are such an inspiration! I have a small dairy farm in central Wisconsin. All my best wishes to you and may God bless you!
The 407 is known for “wet stacking” under light loads and idle time. My 856 does the same thing on the manure spreader, but put it on the discbine and it won’t do it all summer, it was worse before I had the pump and injectors done. If it was mine I would have the pump and injectors rebuilt and then pull the hell outta that motor. Keep up the good work tractor looks great
Pump and injectors are definetly on the need to do list. I want to take it to town and dyno it before we do too much to the engine just so we know how it runs before and after. Thanks for watching
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler also on my 856 I did a major out of frame over haul with less then 1000hrs on it, it wet stacked before the rebuild and it still wet stacks. It runs out at 98hp. There’s some videos of it on my channel, my videos arnt of the quality of yours tho lol. Always look forward to your uploads.
hey there andy I have a 1965 656 with over 18000 hours on it just did a engine rebuild on it last year and it is still clean run it every day bale hay with it every summer great tractor never let me down just do a rebuild and you will be glad you did parts are not expensive bought one with pistons and liners all gaskets bearings cam just under 600 bucks best money I ever spent go luck on yours
Andy, Love to see you work, the tractor is doing a pretty job, oil leaks and all, and Kylie did a great job with the drone footage, loved that..thanks for sharing, and God Bless..
Hy Andy, the old tractor almost looks like new and above all it drives great, great work, and you drive your feet better than some others with his hands, nice video, thumbs up, greetings Stefan👍
I have to say that I think you were exactly right on how that buffing and polishing came out on the tin, Andy. Being outside in the natural light gives a different perspective, too. And not that it really matters, but you're doing the right thing by going at it this way over painting it, in my book. Real nice to see the old girl out doing some farm work. Hopefully this little run gives all you need to figure out what all else she needs. Looks like the step and seat are going to be options you won't regret. I'm looking forward to your next vid, as always, regardless if it's about Ol' Red here or not. Thanks!
Thanks Jim, I appreciate that. We are getting ready to haul some corn, and have a couple other things we need to get in the shop. More content on the way
Hello Andy, quick story. Back in 19n76 when I was a young idiot, popped over a hill on a Kawasaki 900 between Bellbrook n Waynesville only to find a sh*t spreader behind a tractor, locked frt n back brakes up, laid in down, didn't get hurt, but I think I'd spread more sh*t than he did!! Learnt my lesson!! Lol!! Great job on the IH!!
Those sky shots were very cool. It's going to make a good workhorse Andy. I think if you liad it alittle some of that slobbering might stop. Very cool video. Kylie's not afraid to get her hands dirty. Just awesome.
I'm not sure where the oil is coming from on the hood but a couple of guys have mentioned putting a load on it for awhile. My view from afar makes me think they are right. Not knowing what all it was used for back when it was used, I would suspect low load or excessive idling. Don't overload it but I would give it few rounds on a plow and see if it clears up. Excessive idling is hard on any engine so the damage may be done. It looks like a great tractor even if you have to some major maintenance. The family time with your daughter was a bonus. God bless you for sharing the results.
Thanks for watching Ken. Family time to me is important and im lucky I get to work with family, daughter, wife, dad, uncle brother, and cousin every day. If the tractor needs more work, we will dive in and do it. This is the way it is when you but a tractor out of the weeds that hasn't run for several years, you find the problems and fix them. This is the kind of work that I like doing so im looking forward to whatever is coming.
I have the same oil leak on my 806 under the seat. I hope you film the fix. I was told it’s very common and is usually a O ring but some springs and detent balls that fall out during disassembly.
LOL, well if theres things that can be lost, I'll lose them for sure. We have a great mechanic at the local IH store and he has been super helpful guiding me through working on this tractor. I think im going to fix the leak on the left side of the engine first, then the seat. Keep at it John, Do what you can. That way you wont look back and say I wish I had tried that.
If it don’t have oil leaks it ain’t a Nash ! Had 3 1055 s forever fixing leaks ! She’s looking good , I would leave it as is , came here from Buckin Billy Ray , new sub , take care , from Scotland .
Another excellent video Andy ! You and your daughter do a great job . It looked like the tractor worked great , it's bound to have a few oil leaks it's an older International . Lol . My husband has had lots of the older Internationals and he still has some he uses sometimes . Good job on bringing the tractor back to life !
Andy you are a good steward taking care of what is entrusted in your care. In the over a year I have been watching your videos everything said has been what do I need to do to make things better.
Hi Andy and Kylie Nice video The tractor sounds good and what you did to the paint work is amazing. I should think you have worn value stems that why you have oil dripping Have a great week 😊
enjoyed the video. Reminds me of my high school years mucking out stalls into a manure spreader and then spreading it in the field. The steps look like they work great. I also thought the camera getting covered in crap right off the bat was hilarious.
Man it's Amazing what you can do with just your toes. You can put a normal person to shame because you try so damn hard.Hats off to you my friend and be safe.
hi andy, i think kylie has a full time job moving the cameras about from tractor to implements and working the drone, andy cameras and shit don't mix what a laugh, well done kylie.like your tractor andy i have a 1959 fordson dexta which i show at vintage rallys but not this year because of the virus, you and your family stay safe.
Funny how a guys mind works. I can tell you I smelled that first load to the spreader as you crossed past enroute. Ol' Red looks pretty fine pulling the wagon! Thanks for entertaining me Andy!
Hi Andy,and Kylie, thanks for another great video, it was good to see the old tractor doing some work, sounds fine. When Kylie put the camera in the manure, I thought NOW we're gonna see something!. We did it was WSHTF, or in this cse ,WSHTÇ, ha, ha ! That cracked me up, . I can see those oil leaks are starting to bother you Andy, you'll get to em one at a time I'm sure, the black stuff coming from the exhaust looks like a case of condensation, heat, and oily residue loosening up and coming out the muffler onto the hood, looks pretty black, as if there's soot in it?. As an old mechanic I've seen this happen before on other diesel's , not whith modern stuff I add, just a thought. Kylie the drone footage, gives a whole new perspective on whats happening, thank you for your efforts. Best wishes to you and family, Stuart uk.
Hi Andy, First thing to do is smell the oil, it may be a cooked diesel the issue, then is a bad injector, if its oil it may be a worn or broken or stuck oil ring in one of the cylinders. If it smokes lot and if this was the case, the crankcase level should go down. You can just remove the manifold and you will see the problem . And the sound of the engine tell me that you don’t have a turbo on it, because some time there is a return line lubricating the turbo which leaks. This is my thought, and hope it may help. Thanks for sharing Andy all the best from Canada.
Nice video! Just keep checking the oil. I have heard people say john deere 4020's and the neighbors IH 1206 did that only his gave a high oil level on dip stick after overhaul. The mechanic said you have to run it. The problem went away. l agree with Rex!
Great video Andy and Kylie. I have that same manure spreader we got new. Your drone skills are getting pretty sharp Kylie! I still can’t get over how your paint was brought back to life. I don’t know much about goats but you’ve got a good lookin herd there
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Super chat for new tires, and that spreader slings like Adam schiff!
Lol, He sure slung enough of it the last several days. Thanks for watching
At least the spreader is putting something of value on the land....not so with Schiff.
@@jimschaefer9290 Very true, Jim
Hummm!! I like channels that don't post political crap and stick to farming! But now that Frank j opened that door.
I don't give a darn what side of the isle you are on. ALL Americans deserve the truth. If there is nothing to hide lets put witness and evidence before the house and get this crap behind us once and for all and get back to the business of running our country. The whole D and R thing has out lived its day like steam engine.
Never seen so much division in our country because people will put party before country and their scared of the potus.
Your stack oil is from unburnt fuel. Under load it should clear up. If you aren't going to work it hard, turn the fuel pump down a half turn and it should stop. Another hint is to shut the tractor off instead of letting it idle. Great job! Have followed you from the beginning and enjoy every video.
jerry
Hey Andy! Dad's 820 will "stack some tar" -oil in the exhaust, put a load on it -sweat her out for a bit,clears right up.Comes back after running around without much load or a lot of idle time.Been around older diesels-stationary set ups-,not enough heat,not enough load.The ol girls telling you something "Is that all you got!,Give me a PLOW!!".Great video, always love to see that onry ass grin.
When the camera got covered with crap I laughed so hard I snorted coffee out my noes. Thanks for the laugh.
Andy, you will never be acused of brand loyalty. Lol. The old tractor has a job again. Great to see.
This GUY deserves a cold great finishing beer because HE works!!! Andy..you are Blessed Bud!
Before I did any motor work I’d put that on a plow and work the hell out of it she might seal back up just my two cents.. I love the tractor she’s not a 2020 ❤️❤️
You gave an old tractor a second chance to prove she can still pull her own weight. You are a good man Andy.
Hi Andy, it is great to see the 856 out in the field. I'm a John Deere guy but I must say the 856 in a beautiful looking tractor and sounds great. Thanks for giving it a new life. Great to see a manure spreader in action. I remember being involved as a youngster with a JD spreader that was powered by the wheels. Nice camera work from Kylie and super drone shots. THANKS!! - Dean from Minnesota
I was waiting to hear, "I'm excited" however, the big smile at the first of the video was more than excited. What a great tractor, and a great video. Love the Drone part. I may repete myself, but then I'm 77. Andy! This video brings back great memories. Keep in mind, I'm looking back at 1951, when I started helping grandpa farm. and then 1959, went in the Army. Was suppoesed to come back and take over the farming. Long story why that didn't happen. I did buy 8 acres from mom and had draft ponies, pygmy goats and chickens. Had a few antique tractors through the years. A Ford 861 gas, John Deere 70, 2 cylinder, 930, Case Comfort King, cab tractor, and we farmed with a Ford Golden Jubilee, and Frord 8n. Thank you, thank you! Only those as old as I am will understand how these videos effect us. I can say I was almost in tears watching your videos. I hope, someday to be able to come visit! God bless, you and your family. Central Indiana
Don Croddy I’m 76, to young to remember when I started farming, probably (3 or 4) Milk cows till my early 60s, cropped till 4 years ago. Grew up in a neighborhood of all colors Allis, Case, Deere, Farmall, Fords, Massey, .McCormick Deering, Minnies and Oliver. Dad had Farmall H “42” and Supper W6 “53”. As a teenager he started in 1919 with a IHC Titan, mid 20s a McCormick 10-20. Brother and I bought 756 new in “68” and was used till “88”. Enjoyed watching Andy working on his 856 and your comments! Keep smiling! From snow covered Northeast Wisconsin. 🌨🌨🌨🌨🤗🤔 (we like it here)
I'm glad I found your channel. It has really motivated me in my life to be a better person. I don't know much about farming but I'll learn what i need from you about trying to be the best with what you have and never have up.. Peace
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Andy you are amazing man how do you manipulate your feet just like hands incredible God bless you and you are just an instrument to show other people what they can do I’m a first time seeing your show and I’m hooked You are my number one show Thank you
Andy you got it working that the main thing and it looks good you will getter fixed get all them oil leaks fixed and new rims and tires that tractor will be awesome thanks Andy for sharing these video's about this tractor I enjoy them thanks
You are a complete inspiration to me I watch you do things with your feet that are hard with my hands…. Some days I act like I have it tuff or bad and then here you are not complaining at all making everything happen with your feet and toes…. You are one hell of a man sir…. You keep on grinding and doing your thing if I didn’t see you do all this I wouldn’t or couldn’t believe you are able to do all this… I guess really it’s mind over matter and you can do anything you want regardless of the situation you are dealt in life…. God only gives his biggest battles to his strongest soldiers I love your story and everything you stand for….
Yoi are an inspiration to so many people. Thank you and may God bless you all. Keep going!
My dad had a couple of manure spreaders like those. Later he bought one that was like a giant barrel shape that slung the manure out the side with chains. It worked much better than the other style. Now we don't have any nearby neighbors with chicken houses to get manure from. Most of the farms in our area have been sold and developed onto subdivisions. Watching your vlogs brings back lots of memories. Thanks for sharing.
Good to see the tractor working after all your hard work in the shop. You all do a great job on videos, drone, and editing.
The manure spreading in the winter time brings back memories of my high school days working on the dairy farm.
The paint polished up pretty nicely. The old tractor looks good!
You have done a great job 👍 with that red tractor. I love to watch them work. I have a 284 IHC, well it's my son's now. Love the older square hood and fender tractors.
I've run equipment and driven truck my whole life, you by far are better at it than a large majority of people.
Andy, put tractor on a implement and get a load on that engine. My guess is she just might seal back up.
Who would have thought watching poop fly could be so entertaining! thanks for another great Saturday morning episode.
Hello from the netherlands just watched the video during my coffee break looking good whit some minor issues but thats solveble i quess thanks for the video greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Yes, we will get it all fixed. Just a little more time. Thanks for watching
Enjoy watching
We had 1066's and 1566,dad said if there wasn't a puddle under them check all fluids.
It so satisfying watching the two old irons working just like the good ol days.
Few more repairs on 856 and it'll be grand again.
Entirely likely it's just the rings need set-in again, either a heavy load, or, maybe like Ed Gosselin said, run some detergent through the intake. Thanks for the ride along! It's looking great!
Thanks. Im wanting to take it to town and have it dynoed. Put it under a load for a while.
Nice to see the old girl working you look like you were enjoying yourself great video
I was enjoying myself Les, if it has to do with farming, I love it, even the crappy jobs lol. Thanks for watching
Great vid Andy ,just love your work and lovely sense of humour .
Great video I loved it. And your daughter doesn't care about about dirt grime grease or crap you are blessed to have such a great family support behind you
From Alabama to you. I love how you have accomplished everything you do. I hate seeing people that act like they can't work cause of something. But if people had Your Want for yourself. They could get past the Urge to do so. I wish you had farm Animals in your vlogs Some real Farm Animals action. I'm 26 and you teach me things. Don't ever feel less Andy, Your a inspiration...
Ps Jared Byrd.
Thanks Jared. I agree about the people that won't do for themselves. The sad part is, I'm paying for them too.Really, its all about attitude. I will never feel less, I have way too good of an attitude for that. Thanks so much for watching
I think the tractor looks GREAT the way it is!!
Looks good! I'd agree with the slobbering problem. Needs hooked to something and pulled hard for a day. Valve guide seals wouldn't be a bad idea either. Love that tractor.
Hi Andy! Like many people said, put that engine to do some heavy work for a long while and you will notice that oil will burn out! Proud work!!!
bought a manure spreader brand new in the 80's with no warranty because no one would stand behind it. lol
Nice. We bought a 540 ih spreader at about that time that advertised a lifetime warranty on the floor.
Great video of the farm. The drone was really good. That ole girl looks really good. Love them new steps. Thanks for sharing.
Andy is Amazing.
Great video. Tractor looks real nIce after that buff job. Great to see it in the field.
Andy that sure is a nice old tractor. You will get it to stop with the oil leaks I`m sure. I sure do enjoy watching your videos. They make me feel good to watch them. I used to work on my own farm called the Fork Farm in Virginia. I had to lease it out because I can`t walk any longer due to a stroke. Man I sure do miss climbing on my tractors and just getting lost in my little world. I`m sure you know what I mean. lol Well Andy take care and have fun for me. Thank you and have a wonderful day my friend.
Paint looks good now to fix some leaks.
Was that a smiles per gallon day looked like it.
Some tender loving care and 856 will be back working.
Edit: thank you for the ride along.
Andy you did a really nice job on that tractor good to see it working again great work thanks for sharing the story and you're daughter is so helpful
Andy your video bring so much joy and peace to my Life. I really enjoy watching you and the family working on the many projects and normal day life .
Thanks for the video Andy. Great job.
Morning Andy, great to see the 856 in action. I think it will be a regular on your farm! Keep the videos coming and thanks.
Another great video, drone, music and all. Tractor is looking good. Kylie is going to make some young farmer a very lucky guy!
Take care and be careful out there.
Hey thanks for the video. It is very satisfying to finally get to watch it work. You must be happy even if it does leak oil which can be fixed
Im thrilled Melvin. Im wanting to find these leaks so they can be fixed. Thanks for watching
Good evening Andrew, thank you for the video, perhaps the valve stems are worn and the valve stem seals have gone hard!! Glazed cylinder bore' s or broken stuck oil rings on the piston's , like some of your viewers have said try and work the engine hard for a while. Take care and catch you next time 👍😎🇬🇧.
I put my 5 sents on worn valve stem seals or guides. The older engines loved their valve guide seals.
I checked up on whats available on the net, and see that some earlier models was without stem seals and the later models had extra grooves cut in the guides for the seals. Best maybe to take a look under the tappet cover.
Thanks for the ride along Andy!! Looks like you have just a few little minor things to do to the old girl but it is looking good! Great job!!😎
Thanks Bo. Really, the majority of the leaks are simple fixes, will just be time consuming.
thanks for sharing Andy and have a wonderfull weekend
So funny with the goats they come out to investigate when your loading then bog back off round corner when you come back 🤣,great vid as always 👍👍
Andy, you are absolutely amazing! I starting watching your videos about a week ago...you are such an inspiration! I have a small dairy farm in central Wisconsin. All my best wishes to you and may God bless you!
Nice to see a tractor made useful again. Good job
Thanks Ronald. Its coming right along. Thanks for watching
love that smile weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ....... thanks for sharing ..
Working it 👍👍👍 Great to see her out and about !! Great Video Andy 👍
Another great day of watching. So glad you did not paint it. It look nice so as it is. Thanks again for your videos. Jack . The Old Scovy.
The 407 is known for “wet stacking” under light loads and idle time. My 856 does the same thing on the manure spreader, but put it on the discbine and it won’t do it all summer, it was worse before I had the pump and injectors done. If it was mine I would have the pump and injectors rebuilt and then pull the hell outta that motor. Keep up the good work tractor looks great
Pump and injectors are definetly on the need to do list. I want to take it to town and dyno it before we do too much to the engine just so we know how it runs before and after. Thanks for watching
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler also on my 856 I did a major out of frame over haul with less then 1000hrs on it, it wet stacked before the rebuild and it still wet stacks. It runs out at 98hp. There’s some videos of it on my channel, my videos arnt of the quality of yours tho lol. Always look forward to your uploads.
hey there andy I have a 1965 656 with over 18000 hours on it just did a engine rebuild on it last year and it is still clean run it every day bale hay with it every summer great tractor never let me down just do a rebuild and you will be glad you did parts are not expensive bought one with pistons and liners all gaskets bearings cam just under 600 bucks best money I ever spent go luck on yours
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The smile on your face says it all. Watching from Ashland OH.
Thanks for watching neighbor
Thanks Andy for the update video... yay Kylie !
Your daughter are doing good job but I'm hope you have great day thank for helping us with your video but I'm hope you have nice day at your farm
That is some old school farming right there, tractor is looking good Andy.
Thanks Rick, and thanks for watching
Andy, Love to see you work, the tractor is doing a pretty job, oil leaks and all, and Kylie did a great job with the drone footage, loved that..thanks for sharing, and God Bless..
Great video Andy 👍👍👍. The tractor looks really good.
Hy Andy, the old tractor almost looks like new and above all it drives great, great work, and you drive your feet better than some others with his hands, nice video, thumbs up, greetings Stefan👍
Thanks Stefan, I was very happy with how the tractor turned out, especially when I saw it from the drone video. Thanks for watching
I have to say that I think you were exactly right on how that buffing and polishing came out on the tin, Andy. Being outside in the natural light gives a different perspective, too. And not that it really matters, but you're doing the right thing by going at it this way over painting it, in my book. Real nice to see the old girl out doing some farm work. Hopefully this little run gives all you need to figure out what all else she needs. Looks like the step and seat are going to be options you won't regret. I'm looking forward to your next vid, as always, regardless if it's about Ol' Red here or not. Thanks!
Thanks Jim, I appreciate that. We are getting ready to haul some corn, and have a couple other things we need to get in the shop. More content on the way
I really enjoyed seeing her work! You still have a few minor things to address, but that's part of the fun!!
Hello Andy, quick story. Back in 19n76 when I was a young idiot, popped over a hill on a Kawasaki 900 between Bellbrook n Waynesville only to find a sh*t spreader behind a tractor, locked frt n back brakes up, laid in down, didn't get hurt, but I think I'd spread more sh*t than he did!! Learnt my lesson!! Lol!! Great job on the IH!!
Those sky shots were very cool. It's going to make a good workhorse Andy. I think if you liad it alittle some of that slobbering might stop. Very cool video. Kylie's not afraid to get her hands dirty. Just awesome.
Thanks for the ride along. The ol' 856 was sounding pretty good. I see several have made some good suggestions for the exhaust oil issue. Stay safe.
I'm not sure where the oil is coming from on the hood but a couple of guys have mentioned putting a load on it for awhile. My view from afar makes me think they are right. Not knowing what all it was used for back when it was used, I would suspect low load or excessive idling. Don't overload it but I would give it few rounds on a plow and see if it clears up. Excessive idling is hard on any engine so the damage may be done. It looks like a great tractor even if you have to some major maintenance. The family time with your daughter was a bonus. God bless you for sharing the results.
Thanks for watching Ken. Family time to me is important and im lucky I get to work with family, daughter, wife, dad, uncle brother, and cousin every day. If the tractor needs more work, we will dive in and do it. This is the way it is when you but a tractor out of the weeds that hasn't run for several years, you find the problems and fix them. This is the kind of work that I like doing so im looking forward to whatever is coming.
I have the same oil leak on my 806 under the seat. I hope you film the fix. I was told it’s very common and is usually a O ring but some springs and detent balls that fall out during disassembly.
LOL, well if theres things that can be lost, I'll lose them for sure. We have a great mechanic at the local IH store and he has been super helpful guiding me through working on this tractor. I think im going to fix the leak on the left side of the engine first, then the seat. Keep at it John, Do what you can. That way you wont look back and say I wish I had tried that.
OMG Andy you are such an Inspiration to everyone !! I just found your channel and subscribed right away. Love your attitude to life
Thank you for subscribing Don, and thanks for watching
Yay awesome job getting her ready nice job 👍
Nice to see you got it out doing a little work! The buff job really made it look good too!
enjoyed the video andy thanks kylie did a good job with the drone
If it don’t have oil leaks it ain’t a Nash ! Had 3 1055 s forever fixing leaks ! She’s looking good , I would leave it as is , came here from Buckin Billy Ray , new sub , take care , from Scotland .
awesome Charles. Thanks for watching and subscribing
ROFL Man that grin you gave perfect timeing . Shes a beaut Andy . Great video you guys .
Great video Andy!!! You have an amazing helper 😁
You've done an awesome job, and seeing Kaylie right in there working with you is great. Hope you get those leaks figured out.
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Another excellent video Andy ! You and your daughter do a great job . It looked like the tractor worked great , it's bound to have a few oil leaks it's an older International . Lol . My husband has had lots of the older Internationals and he still has some he uses sometimes . Good job on bringing the tractor back to life !
Andy you are a good steward taking care of what is entrusted in your care. In the over a year I have been watching your videos everything said has been what do I need to do to make things better.
I think thats what im here for, to make things better. Calling it good isn't good enough for me. Thanks for watching
Andy, I really enjoyed the whole video. I especially enjoyed the part where it showed you loading the manure spreader from up above. Very cool! :)
Excellent Video Andy. Great drone footage Kylie.
Good job on tge drone footage!!!! Preaty good looking tractor for tge age,you did a good job!!!
Hi Andy and Kylie
Nice video The tractor sounds good and what you did to the paint work is amazing.
I should think you have worn value stems that why you have oil dripping
Have a great week 😊
Thanks Simon, im hoping thats what it is. Id like to put it on something and run it hard for a while. Make it work. Thanks for watching
Looks great. Love the old iron.
enjoyed the video. Reminds me of my high school years mucking out stalls into a manure spreader and then spreading it in the field. The steps look like they work great. I also thought the camera getting covered in crap right off the bat was hilarious.
Man it's Amazing what you can do with just your toes. You can put a normal person to shame because you try so damn hard.Hats off to you my friend and be safe.
From what I could see that looks like nice barn and lots
hi andy, i think kylie has a full time job moving the cameras about from tractor to implements and working the drone, andy cameras and shit don't mix what a laugh, well done kylie.like your tractor andy i have a 1959 fordson dexta which i show at vintage rallys but not this year because of the virus, you and your family stay safe.
Watching videos like this make me glad TH-cam doesn't have smell-o-vision LOL. Great video guys!
Funny how a guys mind works. I can tell you I smelled that first load to the spreader as you crossed past enroute. Ol' Red looks pretty fine pulling the wagon! Thanks for entertaining me Andy!
One of my least favorite job growing up on the farm, well done. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Andy,and Kylie, thanks for another great video, it was good to see the old tractor doing some work, sounds fine. When Kylie put the camera in the manure, I thought NOW we're gonna see something!. We did it was WSHTF, or in this cse ,WSHTÇ, ha, ha ! That cracked me up, . I can see those oil leaks are starting to bother you Andy, you'll get to em one at a time I'm sure, the black stuff coming from the exhaust looks like a case of condensation, heat, and oily residue loosening up and coming out the muffler onto the hood, looks pretty black, as if there's soot in it?. As an old mechanic I've seen this happen before on other diesel's , not whith modern stuff I add, just a thought. Kylie the drone footage, gives a whole new perspective on whats happening, thank you for your efforts. Best wishes to you and family, Stuart uk.
Your 856 is awesome and you are awesome!!
Hi Andy, First thing to do is smell the oil, it may be a cooked diesel the issue, then is a bad injector, if its oil it may be a worn or broken or stuck oil ring in one of the cylinders. If it smokes lot and if this was the case, the crankcase level should go down. You can just remove the manifold and you will see the problem . And the sound of the engine tell me that you don’t have a turbo on it, because some time there is a return line lubricating the turbo which leaks. This is my thought, and hope it may help. Thanks for sharing Andy all the best from Canada.
Nice video! Just keep checking the oil. I have heard people say john deere 4020's and the neighbors IH 1206 did that only his gave a high oil level on dip stick after overhaul. The mechanic said you have to run it. The problem went away. l agree with Rex!
You'll never be sorry for your time and money on that tractor Andy.756 and 856 are still to this day,great tractors.....
I agree Brent. Im going to fix everything on it. Thanks for watching
Great video Andy and Kylie. I have that same manure spreader we got new. Your drone skills are getting pretty sharp Kylie! I still can’t get over how your paint was brought back to life.
I don’t know much about goats but you’ve got a good lookin herd there
The close ups of the crap were a nice touch. 👌
Lol, I figured everyone would like to see that lol. Thanks for watching
This man just amazes me!! You’re a smoother loader operator with one foot than I am with two hands....