You are the right man for the job to fix it Jacob very talented in keeping all the equipment running. It's Christmas day here in Australia so merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for the video.👍🇦🇺
I'm not surprised, Even the new choppers suck Can't tell you how many times each harvest something breaks down even though you take care of it it always finds a way to break down..... It's even worse with the new ones because of the stupid computers they have and then you have to call somebody from The company of the machine to come down and fix it for you.... My farm we always have the The saying " It aint a harvest if nothing breaks down"
Sorry to see how this video turned out. I'll be interested to see what you decide on this one. I'm sure there were not a lot of these produced, so parts are probably scarce. One way or the other, I know you'll get it figured out.
Well that was an unexpected turn of events. I think the first video I ever watched of yours was replacing the radiator in that ole girl.. is it time for the uni to take over?
I think that the 1890 chopper unit is similar to the 890 pull type minus the cross auger. Otherwise you are probably better off looking for another chopper like an 1895,1900 or 1915 which will accept the same heads that you have.
I hope no metal fragments made it in your silage wagon. There should be a magnet to catch metal that comes through the knives. You might go to a pull type chopper. Hope all is well. Merry Christmas
Then there’s also the risk that a small piece of steel would be in the silage on the wagon. Would you discard of that load to prevent any chance of a cow eating a sharp piece of steel?
Only downfall to the equipment with age but i do know those did share parts with the 880 pull type so i would bet there is some parts still in the country for them since there was a decent amount of the pull types around too . Trust me it would be easier to find what you need for the over the Uni System for sure. I had to buy a mix of parts from deere and hesston to keep my uni system going and now we just machine what we need .
The Worst day on the farm is better than the best day in the steel mill!
Happy Holidays!
Wow this is great no more blurry picture!👍👍👍
You are the right man for the job to fix it Jacob very talented in keeping all the equipment running. It's Christmas day here in Australia so merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for the video.👍🇦🇺
Bad case of indigestion. Stay warm and Merry Christmas.
Might have to switch to a pull type chopper cause that looks expensive if you can even find the parts for that old chopper anymore
Iove your videos keep them coming no matter you can fix anything
for six days we will rip and tare and on the seventh day we shall repair
I'm not surprised, Even the new choppers suck Can't tell you how many times each harvest something breaks down even though you take care of it it always finds a way to break down..... It's even worse with the new ones because of the stupid computers they have and then you have to call somebody from The company of the machine to come down and fix it for you....
My farm we always have the The saying " It aint a harvest if nothing breaks down"
Sorry to see how this video turned out. I'll be interested to see what you decide on this one. I'm sure there were not a lot of these produced, so parts are probably scarce. One way or the other, I know you'll get it figured out.
I bet a pull type silage cutter would work fantastic behind that big TW20
If you want to work on it, look up Norris Works from Works Sales and Service in Indiana. They have everything Fox.
As always no good deed goes unpunished
Well that was an unexpected turn of events. I think the first video I ever watched of yours was replacing the radiator in that ole girl.. is it time for the uni to take over?
The chopper I had for the UNi was twice worn out.
Very cool old chopper what brand is it new Holland??
I think that the 1890 chopper unit is similar to the 890 pull type minus the cross auger. Otherwise you are probably better off looking for another chopper like an 1895,1900 or 1915 which will accept the same heads that you have.
I hope no metal fragments made it in your silage wagon. There should be a magnet to catch metal that comes through the knives. You might go to a pull type chopper. Hope all is well. Merry Christmas
I climbed in and found some big chunks. Nothing small to be found.
Did you ever consider a pull type chopper?
Not really. We have odd shaped fields and lots of headlands. Plus, frequent mud.
@@boehmfarm4276 I like our pull type. For not more acers we use it for its great.. One less engine to service..😀
Hello Jacob that's not good. I would imagine you have it all sorted out now? Just wondering have a good day.
Not fixed, but created a solution to finish silage season.
@@boehmfarm4276 If it has an even number of knives, remove what it takes to have it balanced and chop not as finely ,but at least chopping?
You got that Cat engine squeeeeling!
Poor thing is factory rated for 3k. I hate it.
Then there’s also the risk that a small piece of steel would be in the silage on the wagon. Would you discard of that load to prevent any chance of a cow eating a sharp piece of steel?
I sorted through it with a magnet. We fed that load direct. All survived.
Only downfall to the equipment with age but i do know those did share parts with the 880 pull type so i would bet there is some parts still in the country for them since there was a decent amount of the pull types around too . Trust me it would be easier to find what you need for the over the Uni System for sure. I had to buy a mix of parts from deere and hesston to keep my uni system going and now we just machine what we need .
Right now, the solution I like will be the next video. So much easier and less hassle for me.
Unfortunately stuff gets worn out. I used to buy all used and fix. Now I just buy new. Down time kills us.
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I noticed the logo on your jacket. Is that foreshadowing the future....?
Not really, it's just a brown sweatshirt that I don't care about getting dirty around the farm.
Most common is part of a fence post.
Well that's a bad day!
My guess is that it ate a rock.
With a corn head????
@@boehmfarm4276 we've actually ate more rocks with corn head than a bean head
Looks awfully dry for silage.
Got frosted
@@boehmfarm4276 ahh, that sucks
Typical new Holland JUNK🤣🤣
A change of address might b needed. U ever loose heart in a machine
I don’t want this to offend or insult you, but have you ever thought about running away & never looking back?
If you give me a million dollars.
If I had that much I’d probably run away first.
Put the chopping unit back on the uni.
I sold it last year. Was twice worn out and after watching the neighbor fight it, that's a no from me dog.
@@boehmfarm4276 I believe it. Ik we had gone through 2 uni choppers on the family farm before we sold out. But where very popular in the area.