Hey Adrian, I'm an 74 yr old lady and I just love watching ur videos, they are always so interesting. I note how ur such a tidy gentleman which I admire sooooo much also a hard well organised worker. Take a little more time for family as they grow up and away all to soon. God Bless you along life's journey 🙏
I'm a 69 yr old lady in New Mexico USA and stumbled across your channel one day. It's a treat to see a farmer who cares for his livestock and equipment so kindly and well.
Adrian, your work ethic is second to none, to keep the farm and machinery as tidy as you do as well as keeping and looking after the stock is a real achievement, you should be proud of yourself 👌👌
Brought back memories working for Abbey Retail (Massey Main Dealer) back in the early 2000's. Always hated working around un propped loaders. Those perkins engines are really shoehorned in there. The Sisu engines were even worse!
Good day Adrian have only just found your videos whilst having chemo here in Perth Western Australia 15:38 enjoying the commentary and the videos,I do miss the Emerald Isle.
Great job Adrian. I wouldn’t be able to remember what went where. Play Ryan Tubridy in the cowshed and you’ll have no problem banishing the birds. Mind you, the cows might want to leave too.
Good job with the tractor Just a tip the back leakage pipe on the injector will only put out diesel when the injector is fireeing ie when the tractor is running the Inection will only bring up fuel to the pump Good job though
My dad and grand dad always had a radio on in the barn/stables the cows and horses didn’t mind either With birds you may have to try different tactics to keep them away and change it up regularly 😊😊
A bit anxious for you there Adrian when you were stripping down the loader, particularly taking off the cover and side panels knowing the recent refurb history. Good to hear the horn, will compliment the Massey go faster stripes…. Give us a toot 📯😆
Hi Adrian on the last injector on the return. That will be another rubber return hose back to your filter or pump is it not. Would be worth a change if it is, at another time. There will be a lot of heat in there with them injectors covered over them not doing the rubber any good. Well done with the fund raiser on last vid.
Once again equipment designed by a designer, without the input of a mechanic and the end user. It takes twice as long to remove everything as it does to complete the job. And I am sure that's not the place where you want a pice of rubber hose being pushed onto a fitting when it's under pressure. Love watching you on the farm and working with your equipment.
This disassembly reminds me of a car I once owned, to replace the headlight bulb you had to go to the shop, because you couldn't disassemble it with the onboard tools. I think it was a VW Passat.
Amazing to see green grass there. We're just getting going with our maple season, 2' +- of snow on the ground, it'll be another 6 weeks before we see bare ground, 8-10 before any green grass. Nice to see it even if just on video.
Sound job, nice to see that you replaced all three😉 a man like myself, if you're going to do it do it right... you were saying 'poor design'. Good design, poor quality materials... probably trying to be cost effective at the manufacturor.. great videos Adrian, i really enjoy watching you tipping about.. as they say, 'jasus you're fierce tidy' 😇😉😁😂
I used to doing hedge laying quite a bit, just with a bill hook or slash hook as we call it here. Very satisfying work but also time consuming. When our kids came along I just didn’t get the time anymore but I might do a video showing some of the results from doing it and maybe do a small section on camera
Adrian, I don't know if you have already, but could you expliane in detail about how the breeding works , crosses etc, it something I have never found that easy to get my head around. On another note, very glad to hear you got a knew Horn!⚙🛠⛏
Well Adrian, how u keeping lovely Well kept farm very tidy, diesel leaking bad mess, you are great macaninic, very good 👍 chat soon, kieran from Laghey donegal town
You're a handy man for sure Adrian,I do love the video's. I just want to hear Gerry 6420's opinion on the design of the Massey,I wonder would he have the same issue with his Deere's ? 🤔 😉
Deere's have the same issue with braided fuel line, fortunately they are down running the fuel supply to the fuel pump and return the tank, They let air into the fuel system making it hard to start. Replace with full rubber hose. bobs your uncle.
Great stuff Adrian. Love seeing glimpses of your pet dogs even when they are being naughty. Diesel is stinky stuff but is essential. Glad you managed to fix it yourself and find the socket.
Injector return pipe,I had a feeling that was the trouble once the tractor wasn,t airlocking and was running ok..Was a cheap fix in the end.Bet you were hoping it wasn,t injector pump?
Is it always green there? We just got done with a a blizzard and several nights of 20 below zero here in Northwest Minnesota. We have about two feet of snow on the ground and will be probably mid-april before it's gone. I really enjoy your videos and the different types of equipment you have over there.
As been said. Very common problem today on tractors. Biodiesel eats fuel lines. JD tractors have a lot of problems with main fuel lines. Looks as MF has the same problem.Copy part hoses seem to last longer than genuine part. Better to keep a roll in stock. It's a lot cheaper. I know of tractors that have to have new hoses every 6 months. My Deutz fuel lines are all steel so never had issue. Biodiesel causes more problems than it solves.
Adrian when the cows calf for them to give the calf a good lick and keep them save and lick them loads put a bit off salt on the car when she comes out if u catch her in time 👍
Would one of those "birds of prey" kites be an idea for keeping the birds off the cow feed? Just a thought, they seem to work a treat with x-mas tree producers here.
most tractors will have that happen at some stage when they get up in the years. 4mm or 6mm braided fuel hose it is. motor factors would have plenty in stock on a roll. cant imagine what AGCO charging for those 3 little bits of hose
I love watching you complete jobs off your snag list . I get the same feeling of accomplishment when I put aside time to do those jobs . A friend of mine puts together a snag list each week requested by her husband as he loves doing those things that need fixing . Obviously a diesel leak is a bit more than a snag . Lastly , can I just say I love your choice of music for the drone shots of you coming up to the field .. it had a real toe tapping rhythm . ❤
Ferguson are not going to be happy with you Adrian, it is a very common fault but to show how easy it is to fix it, now that's another story, I think it has been poor quality pipe fitted at the factory, ground is starting to dry out hopefully another week or so and we will be into drier weather getting lighter has made a big difference as well, looks a strong calf but then she is a big cow, any way very enjoyable as usual Adrian keep up the good work
Hey Adrian, I'm an 74 yr old lady and I just love watching ur videos, they are always so interesting. I note how ur such a tidy gentleman which I admire sooooo much also a hard well organised worker. Take a little more time for family as they grow up and away all to soon. God Bless you along life's journey 🙏
I'm a 69 yr old lady in New Mexico USA and stumbled across your channel one day. It's a treat to see a farmer who cares for his livestock and equipment so kindly and well.
Adrian, your work ethic is second to none, to keep the farm and machinery as tidy as you do as well as keeping and looking after the stock is a real achievement, you should be proud of yourself 👌👌
Thank you Stephen, I suppose when you enjoy what you do it’s a little easier 👍
It’s easy to see the designers aren’t worried about having to fix anything themselves
In no way am I saying you don’t work hard, and your skill set is remarkable, but boy are you blessed to have such a beautiful place on this planet! ❤
Hands of a midwife and patience of a saint-- super video Adrian - no matter what colour tractor they can all test you
Hands of a midwife 😂😂, i must show my wife Sinéad this one to see if she agrees. Cheers lad 👍
I'm from Michigan USA. Have really enjoyed finding your channel and watching your videos. Thanks!
Thanks for tuning, it always surprises me how fare our small channel reaches. 🇺🇸
I used to take heaps of photos off motors etc when I was a boreman on a cattle station in Australia, as you say, the phone is your best friend
You work so hard I don’t know how you keep up with posting keep up the good work lad
Definitely the cleanest cab floor on a stock farm on utube it always looks fresh out of the dealers
Being a Farmer IT never ends. You're forever fixing things .
Brought back memories working for Abbey Retail (Massey Main Dealer) back in the early 2000's. Always hated working around un propped loaders. Those perkins engines are really shoehorned in there. The Sisu engines were even worse!
Good day Adrian have only just found your videos whilst having chemo here in Perth Western Australia 15:38 enjoying the commentary and the videos,I do miss the Emerald Isle.
Great job Adrian. I wouldn’t be able to remember what went where.
Play Ryan Tubridy in the cowshed and you’ll have no problem banishing the birds. Mind you, the cows might want to leave too.
Class😅😅😅😅
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I'm old enough to remember the simplicity of the fordson major and massey 35, what a different world 👍
Brilliant video adrian beautiful aerial shots of the farm 👍
Good job Adrian you are some man for fixing that and videoing it at the same time., not an easy task. Great video as always.
Good job with the tractor
Just a tip the back leakage pipe on the injector will only put out diesel when the injector is fireeing ie when the tractor is running the Inection will only bring up fuel to the pump
Good job though
Adrian Everyone likes to find their lost socket Happy days from Western Australia 🇦🇺 🇮🇪
You have the luck of the Irish Adrian finding that socket ,another good video fixing things as soon as they go wrong .
My dad and grand dad always had a radio on in the barn/stables the cows and horses didn’t mind either With birds you may have to try different tactics to keep them away and change it up regularly 😊😊
Those pipes on newholland are metal , need I say more :-) The whole tractor taken apart for a diesel return pipe OHH MASSESEY!
Class Adrian, the guilty walk, easy fix,you've great patience.
Hi Adrian, Justin to say thanks for all the videos, love watching them
Very sensible replacing all three leak off pipes while you had access.
Good for you Adrian when replacing the three hoses. I never replace one light bulb. Always replace his mate at the same time. Thank you for sharing.🐄🐄
A bit anxious for you there Adrian when you were stripping down the loader, particularly taking off the cover and side panels knowing the recent refurb history. Good to hear the horn, will compliment the Massey go faster stripes…. Give us a toot 📯😆
Cracking video as always Adrian. When are you going to do an update video on the house renovation
Probably in about a month or so lad, just way to busy in the yard and getting fields ready for cattle at the min
Hi Adrian on the last injector on the return. That will be another rubber return hose back to your filter or pump is it not. Would be worth a change if it is, at another time. There will be a lot of heat in there with them injectors covered over them not doing the rubber any good. Well done with the fund raiser on last vid.
I will keep that in mind for next time lad, thanks for the tip
Once again equipment designed by a designer, without the input of a mechanic and the end user. It takes twice as long to remove everything as it does to complete the job. And I am sure that's not the place where you want a pice of rubber hose being pushed onto a fitting when it's under pressure. Love watching you on the farm and working with your equipment.
Nice one Adrian, the diesel is a bit expensive to have it flowing down the street, keep at her Lad!
Amazing work, a great video too 👏🏼
This disassembly reminds me of a car I once owned, to replace the headlight bulb you had to go to the shop, because you couldn't disassemble it with the onboard tools. I think it was a VW Passat.
Good day to you. So glad you were near by for that calf.
Never ending Adrian . Hope the family are all well
Till the next one 👍🏻
Mr resilience himself,
Congratulations on saving the calf! As well as fixing the diesel leak and horn. Jobs well done.
😂😂😂😂😂 the wee dig at Pat Kenny😇😉😁😂😂 gas... 😁
Good man Adrian, good t keep on top of it but as of always everything suffers on clock ,it's sorted take care
Amazing to see green grass there. We're just getting going with our maple season, 2' +- of snow on the ground, it'll be another 6 weeks before we see bare ground, 8-10 before any green grass. Nice to see it even if just on video.
Ireland has a mild climate with winter temperatures rearly dropping below freezing point, snow is a rarity and never lasts more than a few days.
@@richardwalsh1838 it makes it a treat to see that climate. 6-7 months of snow on the ground makes one crave spring and green grass.
Great video Adrian there is no job to small or to big for you get it fixed 👍👍👍👍
Adrian u cruised the massy breaking down saying massy never break down great video
Great video… I have a ‘08 MF5455, I can expect the same problem no doubt.
Pat Kenny comment gave me a laugh. What are the branches hanging up in the shed for?
Sound job, nice to see that you replaced all three😉 a man like myself, if you're going to do it do it right... you were saying 'poor design'. Good design, poor quality materials... probably trying to be cost effective at the manufacturor.. great videos Adrian, i really enjoy watching you tipping about.. as they say, 'jasus you're fierce tidy' 😇😉😁😂
Never in any doubt Adrian you would fix’s your fuel problem definitely team Massey myself 👏🌞😎👍
Great video Adrian. Man of many talents 👍🏼
At least the leak off pipes honour their name... But a nice, although time consuming, repair. Have a great week!
Good one again red all the time the only colour 👍
We used to call them back spill pipes, banjo union and copper washers changed days.
Adrian, it would be great to see you doing some hedge laying and film it!
I used to doing hedge laying quite a bit, just with a bill hook or slash hook as we call it here. Very satisfying work but also time consuming. When our kids came along I just didn’t get the time anymore but I might do a video showing some of the results from doing it and maybe do a small section on camera
Great video
Great video Adrian as always 👌
Adrian, I don't know if you have already, but could you expliane in detail about how the breeding works , crosses etc, it something I have never found that easy to get my head around.
On another note, very glad to hear you got a knew Horn!⚙🛠⛏
Well Adrian, how u keeping lovely Well kept farm very tidy, diesel leaking bad mess, you are great macaninic, very good 👍 chat soon, kieran from Laghey donegal town
Good man hateful loosing tools great job busy man delighted all going good with calfing from Jerry in NY original from moyne dromard
I've to change the leak off pipes on my defender regularly. Wee roll of that pipe from auto parts not dear👍
Brilliant Adrian
You're a handy man for sure Adrian,I do love the video's.
I just want to hear Gerry 6420's opinion on the design of the Massey,I wonder would he have the same issue with his Deere's ? 🤔
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Deere's have the same issue with braided fuel line, fortunately they are down running the fuel supply to the fuel pump and return the tank, They let air into the fuel system making it hard to start. Replace with full rubber hose. bobs your uncle.
Good video that was some diesel leak i always get the hose from motor factors it's cheaper same quality
I heard of people using a disco light to keep birds out and away from sheds. Could be worth a try? Cheap and easy
Great stuff Adrian. Love seeing glimpses of your pet dogs even when they are being naughty.
Diesel is stinky stuff but is essential. Glad you managed to fix it yourself and find the socket.
And expensive.
A lot of work for something so small we'll done Adrian save yourself a lot of money. 👍🤠
Familiar sight seeing a Massey bonnet up 😅😅……..
I’ve a neighbour who has a newish JD, he leaves the bonnet off all together, time saving feature he reckons 😃
Another great video 👍🇮🇪
Good job Hope you find the socket. Was it a 10 mil by chance Over here that’s the one that mysteriously disappears lol😊😊
Alls good I see you found it lol
Gerry 6420 will have a field day with this😂😂😂
Injector return pipe,I had a feeling that was the trouble once the tractor wasn,t airlocking and was running ok..Was a cheap fix in the end.Bet you were hoping it wasn,t injector pump?
Thats the trouble with the latest fuels containing bio diesel, it swells and cracks most types of rubber and some plastics too
Is it always green there? We just got done with a a blizzard and several nights of 20 below zero here in Northwest Minnesota. We have about two feet of snow on the ground and will be probably mid-april before it's gone. I really enjoy your videos and the different types of equipment you have over there.
Yes normally green in most of Ireland, all we get is plenty of rain 🌧️ 😉
Congratulations on the heifer calf.
I continue to enjoy your videos 👌
Great video Adrian Great outfit
Great job it's never easy
As been said. Very common problem today on tractors. Biodiesel eats fuel lines. JD tractors have a lot of problems with main fuel lines. Looks as MF has the same problem.Copy part hoses seem to last longer than genuine part. Better to keep a roll in stock. It's a lot cheaper. I know of tractors that have to have new hoses every 6 months. My Deutz fuel lines are all steel so never had issue. Biodiesel causes more problems than it solves.
My da hates it if I use the horn to get his attention. I get the death stare every time.
That's exactly how I would have fixed that leak, accept for the part where you actually fixed it! Some well handed man.
Adrian when the cows calf for them to give the calf a good lick and keep them save and lick them loads put a bit off salt on the car when she comes out if u catch her in time 👍
Great video. Inspiring video
Time to go GREEN Adrian😀😀👀👀😀😀
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Would you mention the part number for those leak off pipes Adrian please, same issue here.. excellent and helpful video👍
Another great video
Those diesel leak off pipes p usually only last 5 to 6 years on cars we work on it is actually recommend changing them 5 years in some service plans
Why are there branches hanging in the barn? Curious Canadian.
To help prevent ringworm on the cattle.
Yes just like Richard said there, when the holly dies off it produces a anti fungal agent that kills off or prevents ringworm. Works well
Would one of those "birds of prey" kites be an idea for keeping the birds off the cow feed? Just a thought, they seem to work a treat with x-mas tree producers here.
Often thought about that, will get one to try out and mention how it goes
Not only can but does multitasking with a smile, I wish I lived near as I would love to give you a hand Adrian ,great video as usual. GHTYAY
Same happened my jcb last week. Just poor quality pipes
Diesel is down around 2$ per litre here now. Giving it away. What’s it going for in your area?
To rid yourself of Birds, put up the statue of a Bird of Prey (owl).
Adrian
11:15 the Ferguson on the right
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most tractors will have that happen at some stage when they get up in the years. 4mm or 6mm braided fuel hose it is. motor factors would have plenty in stock on a roll. cant imagine what AGCO charging for those 3 little bits of hose
€10.95 for all Malcolm so not to bad
Yes, worth keeping a couple of lengths of it.
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I love watching you complete jobs off your snag list . I get the same feeling of accomplishment when I put aside time to do those jobs . A friend of mine puts together a snag list each week requested by her husband as he loves doing those things that need fixing . Obviously a diesel leak is a bit more than a snag .
Lastly , can I just say I love your choice of music for the drone shots of you coming up to the field .. it had a real toe tapping rhythm . ❤
Thanks Helen
When are you going back to work
on the 20
Have loads done but just need to finish off a few bits, very soon Mark
Ferguson are not going to be happy with you Adrian, it is a very common fault but to show how easy it is to fix it, now that's another story, I think it has been poor quality pipe fitted at the factory, ground is starting to dry out hopefully another week or so and we will be into drier weather getting lighter has made a big difference as well, looks a strong calf but then she is a big cow, any way very enjoyable as usual Adrian keep up the good work
Hello, i have a same problem in my mf5460🤣
Up Massey lads at least there not full of computers
Who does pipes slurry for you
Jonathan Thompson is our man
Is he still at it
You were working under the loader with no safety support on it. Be careful
Grab was turn downwards and on the ground lad 👍
Better to keep the fuel in its too expensive to leave all over the yard