THIS TRACTOR JUST DID NOT WANT TO SPILT!! BUT THERE WAS A NASTY REASON WHY
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- Update on the our Case 895Xl as we soon find out she's need a lot more than a clutch!!!
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Great camera work with the Tipsy Bin 👏 love the camera inside the bin when you took the lid off. Great Ideas and editing 👌
Adrian that shaft with the worn splines is called the PTO input shaft. We had to replace it on our tractor 6 months ago. It's about a foot long, it only runs back about 3 inches further into the transmission from what you can see. It can be pulled out from the front without much ripping. We got our replacement shaft from John Conaty.
Yes I found that out later, I’ll be catching up with my mechanic later in this week. Thankful the man I have knows what he at and he’ll leave her 100% for sure.
We drained a field with shallow stone shores in it a few years ago Adrian. We went down about 1-1.5 metres with the drains and anywhere we met the stone shores we filled the drain up to above the level of the stone shore with 3" stone, then ran weed barrier and straw over the top of the drains. Job done. Driest field we have now, delighted with how it turned out! 👍
8:42 Ever case owner get those kinda calls saying there’s a prob with the case 😂 team 🟢
ah gerry u shldent kick a man when he's down its bad enough he owns a case😀😀😀
John Deere Dealers don't even ring, they just send out the laptop guy!! Team Red :)
@@IFarmWeFarm Case men must be horrid hard on their tractors with the state of that shaft 🤣.
I mole drained my fields some time back it’s the best thing I’ve done . The field drain quickly, you won’t regret getting one Adrian. As long as you work out the best way to run them it will do a great job it’s not something you can just put in the ground and think it going to work but done probably it’s great . 👍
I absolutely adore cows. They're the most fascinating, gentle and beautiful animals. Their eyes are so amazing. I have ten that live on the land around my house. I love to talk to them. There are few things better than falling asleep in a field and being woken up by an inquisitive cow.
Lots of new angles in this video! Appreciate the effort that goes into them
Hi Adrian
I see what you mean about the calves,we put a silage bale in a round feeder to get them going as the weather was poor at the time
Fair play to you,your calves look well and I wouldn't put it past you with the effort you put into them
Great vlog A....there's always something if it's not one thing it's another...problems are there to be solved
Great video again
Mole plough your fields in August/ September and leave open all winter. Will dry them right up letting water flow and air in. Roll ridges in April before silage time
Good video nice 👍 looking crop of silage 🚜🚜👍👍👌👌🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴👩🌾👩🌾
Keep up the good work mate u ill have fun now driving half off ur case 😅😅😅
Hello man from Brazil/Curitiba.
Best tractor that case
Nice one Adrian, there's always water bubbling up somewhere in a field!
a beautiful tractor Absolute animal of a machine 1 I love caseInternational love the Channel MB CO ClARe moughna Milltown 😆😀🥃🤗🤗🤙👋👋😁😉 loveyour
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I love the Case
Great Video Adrian. Good luck with the silage.
When are you doing more videos on the 20
Soon as I get the slurry out and all finished it will be back to her, can’t wait to get her running
at least it’s not a david brown
Great video good luck with the Grass Adrian
Great video again. Get a mole plow.we got one two years ago. The difference it has made to our horse paddocks unreal .slow job but good job ..🌟👍
Nice 1 Adrian hope the tractor fix goes smooth 👍
Very good 👍thanks
Yes I do think mould ground be better and it just helps the break the pan up to help the pan break up for training rise
We have an o'Keefe moleplough for 20 years here in mayo.. its handy to catch all them springs every year... it works....
Hi Adrian try a McConnell Shakerator will leave nice slits in the ground and allow water to reach the drains. Or try a roller aerator combination. I have a kit that converts a roller to a slitter / aerator.
Thats fighting talk about the Green ones , True but still 🤣
Hope she gets all the new bits she needs and once done it will be an awsome little tractor your kids will use for years too
Well done great video 👍 just finished my Silage yesterday carrying tyers all day there must be a hander way
you can get used astro turf on donedeal cheap enough, great job
The clutch on those and international tractors can be fitted to the shafts first then joined and tightened down through the inspection hole in the bell housing
Best of luck with the Grass Adrian.
Yes stone shower and mole plough will work really well. Just miss the pipe in the bottom. Land around here in armagh is similar to what you have. We mole plough 6 inches deeper than the plough can turn a score
I hope the Case gets back to work soon.
Love the crocodile dun de ' out of the way dopy
I say that from time to time as well 😜
Mick was the king 😜
@@IFarmWeFarm definitely 👍
Try fishing wire for the angle berries we did it on a Bullock wrapped it round as tight as you can get it cut of the blood supply and eventually it dropped off ... worth a try.... got the tip from a staff member in our local vets..
thanks adrian
Had the same thing with the calves. Started to feed them 2 times a day instead of one. Same amount of nuts but half in morning and half in the evening. Finding it a better job. You see them 2 times a day and no nuts left for the birds to get
Oh twice a day for sure, that make a hugh difference. 👍
Definitely have a look at the high/low torque switch in the gear box Adrian
We had a 4240 pro and ended up welding her into the high box after splitting her for the 3rd time to rectify it
Mine is welded, it’s the only job as them torque units were very troublesome and just to unreliable to warrant fixing. 👍
Big burst of silage this week great video
Great video Adrian
Hi Adrian. Great videos fair play. Any chance you could go through your dosing regime for calves after turnout. What dose you use and when etc. Rearing calves here myself so would love the feedback. Thanks.
I will do mate 👍
Great content Adrian, keep it going!
Looking forward to the silage.
When are you showing the video off The silage
Enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing
Lovely stuff Adrian. Want to be careful with the calves that it isn’t the start of summer scour syndrome. Have a couple ourselves that have a touch of it, got it last year as well, ended up housing some calves and putting them back on milk to save them
There thriving again now thankfully
Deffo invest in a mole drainer Adrian.....you have the horsepower and 4wd at your disposal and you'd be surprised at the benefits over time..... make sure the chain between the plough and the expander is strong and you won't have a bother on ya..Allen Engineering in Newmarket Co. Cork do a superb range. Crop a grass looks good.!!
Same here Adrian with calves when they first went out didnt want meal and loose dung
😂leave them three quarter lengths back to the 90’s Adrian
Sad to se the case split
I mole ploughed one of our fields last autumn to help shift the water as it’s winter grazing for horses. Definitely seemed to help until we were inundated with rain but then that was never gonna help anything 🤦♂️
Good video
You could try a sward lifter
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Thanks as always Brent
I give my calves hay all year round I really think it stands to them
Mole ploughs are no good we used one on our wet field and it just left big ridges and the field was still wet not as bad but didn’t solve the problem but it’s up to you I wouldn’t recommend
Just about the calf throwing over the trough, if you put the two trough tightly beside each other, that might prevent the calf from doing it, great video👍
I have them tied together now with a post driving one side. Never move now hopefully
I know of a case on another farm that is split every 3 months.
It's nearly tradition at this stage.
Every 3 months??? How come
It's a case that's why
Ahh sure it's not minded how it should be
If you got that deere when you were going to, it would still be running perfectly.
IFarm WeFarm probably kept blowing a fuse 😂
@jerry6420 his johndeere is in bits and he's looking for funds for parts Adrian has the case split and all the parts there
As we strip graze we cut the less strip and give them some hay then gradually more grass less hay gets there stomach used to grass 👍
Have you ever tried subsoiling your ground. Does a good job for us
Mole plough pulls up a lot of stones round here
Splitting a case tractor is to farming as taking poo off a blanket is in the laundry world! 😂
A tractor that is stubborn as me!!! Give it a new flywheel and a heavy duty clutch and you'll be forgiven.🙂👍
Y don't u get the drainage
I had to roll as well because of weather went back in with aerator day after worked mighty
Mole plough good but don’t go too deep and hit the stone shores
@@seamusdunne7129 ya they do work but there’s a bit of planning involved to, most people have problems cause they don’t run the moles into clear drains, others go to deep and cause more harm that good. That field above that I mentioned went from the wettest to the driest after it was done 35 years ago.
We put this special water on two of our heifers last year and they milking away the best now
We have load of fields that are stone shored but all the shores are full up with earth, would digging new ones and laying straw on them prevent the soil going between the stone and blocking it?
Did you ever try a slitter, doesn't cut very deep but let's water down through it anyway
Never tried the Slitter, but anything that opening up the top layer can’t be bad 👍
You should ask Tom Pemberton about slitting as I seen he done it awhile back
@@gerardcallan6044 good idea, he had a lot of trouble with drainage so would be interesting to see if he got on well or not
You will have bins all over France as well now.
I seen that, great bin in fairness
Have you ever tried an airator slitter
No but I’ve been looking into them later
Thanks for the update. Are u putting a crank case seal in as well? Given the colour of that oil it looks like its leaking from the engine and gearbox.
My mechanic will sort all, he’s a master at what he does so i’ll let him at it, I know when she returns she’ll be perfect.
It would be worth testing for coccidiosis.
Ya that can be a problem to watch out for, thankfully alls good now
Good aul dig at John Deere 😂😂
What is a shore in this contet?
Water jet the drainage pipes to clean them out
Who dose your silage contracting
Richard Chambers Co.Monaghan
@@IFarmWeFarm oh ok thanks 🤠🙌🏼
What type of meal are you giving the calves and how much each.
I suppose your right my John Deere has been spilt 4 time and she a 12plate
It’s all a bit of crack 😉
You need a Quadcrate .
Allingham Quadcrate
What’s that?
What is the Massey
If it’s not red leave it in the shed 🤣🤣👍
Gerry and is 3650 in 3 pieces
Are you wearing long shorts or short longs??
Long boxers shorts 😜
Why don’t you buy a case to replace the massey!!??🤔
First
Can u name one of your calves Brittany or stephaney
Them is quare white legs yer sporting there .
Ya can spot them from Google earth 🤣
Please come west of the shannon and then you'll see wet ground.
U can get ur vets out and they take a pit of the warts and they can get an injection to get rid of the warts the injection will only do 10 cows and it cost 200-300€ for the bottle of the vet
Ya we done all that, twice in fact with no positive results unfortunately. Caster oil works for warts but these angle berries were completely incurable. Believe me I would try anything and everything to get rid of them.
1st
Deere is to case as Ronald is to Katie price!
In fairness there’s way more hours on Katie 😉
@@IFarmWeFarm oh good god man you made me spit out my tea.. 😂
@@IFarmWeFarm I know you’re buddy is doing the work but any idea what the going hourly rate is to get it fixed? Here it’s $180.00 per hour to work on tractors and xtra for harvesters. It’s mind blowing to me..
Them auld Case tractors, pure stubborn,no respect.
Not like the hard working mannerly John Deere,isn't that right Gerry. 🖒
Always talking sense Conor 😂
@@gerry6420 when you know, you know. 👍🏼🤣
Cut your losses Adrian.. it’s clear that tractor isn’t fit for the job. I’ll bring ya a 45hp John Deere from the states that will lift that same on its front loader as that poor excuse for a tractor..
Did your pants shrink in the wash?😆 Stop going on about the weather 🇮🇪!!
Were irish, it's our tradition to talk about the weather
😂
Great video Adrian 👍