Sarah is an excellent operator. She knows exactly what's going on and when to shut it down. She's not a steering wheel holder like a lot of the new generation is. That tractor will run a long time now because all your equipment is well maintained. Many hard-working Farm kids like this nowadays.
Great to see Sarah back in her favorite tractor and she has eagle eyes notices things as soon as it happens. Shuts the equipment off to save any possible catastrophic failure. She is the type of operator all farmers need well done.
Those engines are problematic. I know of 2 TH-camrs and one local with the same 9560, two track versions and yours that have all had the same engine issues. EGR coolers, head bolts and head gasket.. Lots of operators would have gone til it shutdown on its own, excellent reaction to the problem Sarah!!!!
Excellent video. I gotta say it is very impressive how quickly Sarah catches problems. She noticed that coolant leak immediately, to her it's just business as usual but man if that was here I wouldn't have gotten the phone call until the thing was overheating and boiling over lol. Cazenovia equipment is also excellent, they really do right by you guys. And like usual your mechanical ability and patience is really something. A lot of guys would be whining and complaining about having trouble after having spent money on a repair, you guys just keep working and get it done. Nice job. So on a remainufactured engine does that come as a 100% complete assembly with the turbo charger EGR cooler and everything on it? Or do they use the components off the other engine and just a long block? I know you just did that EGR cooler I think it was two winters ago now. I'm sure there will be some comments like that but they will be from people that could really stand to take a lesson from you. And look on the bright side if one of them freeze plugs blows out again you could always just pop a block heater element in there and tighten it down haha
Wow Andy you must be proud of Sarah catching something like that so quickly!! That's impressive to say the least!! Great videos! How's the new addition coming? Thanks for all you do. Jim.
Sarah is definitely on the ball to shut it down that quick. Andy you sure have more patience with your dealer and the engine rebuilder than I would've had.
People that don’t have patience almost always scree themselves over. People don’t wanna do things for axx holes. You almost always get more by being polite,considerate,and patient.
There is no reason for poor quality control and sketchy work when you are paying top dollar, just lately the same tractor had a connecting rod come thru the block
@@Dennismelnychuk I realized that . But calling people names and getting a bad attitude will not help problems. You can be assertive,without losing you temper. Bad attitudes just slow things down.
AGAIN Sarah is GREAT. Shutting down that tractor as soon as she saw the coolant coming out. Most operators don't pay attention to problems like that and would have ruined that new engine. GREAT JOB SARAH
As an ex potato farmer employee we had these days too many times. During the bad days we would ask, “Is it time to go home yet?” I never complained, I just kept working, because farming paid my way through college and after graduation to pay my college loan off. I remember many days with a combination of Never Seize, Permatex, and diesel fuel on my pants. Thanks for your informing videos.
Sarah is a real pro, quick response is less damage, ...... great job. 👍 Andy, " You went 22ft ", ....... that tractor is 23ft long, I think she stopped within 10ft, maybe less. 😉
I've never ever heard anyone call those soft plugs where I come from they're all called frost plugs and I've done literally over 1000 engines and I've never heard tell her that that's a good one I like that great video as always Andy
I always called them freeze plugs and they do protect the engine when the coolant doesn't have enough antifreeze in it to prevent freezing because they can pop out and relieve some of the internal pressure before the block gets cracked.
Blimey Andy this must be painful to swallow. Good luck with this reman engine, let's hope it lasts and was not built by the people who did the Western Truck & Trailer engines. I really feel for you all. Tell Sarah not to thrash it for a few days. All the best.
@Richard Homan This core plug (what we call them in UK) coming out would make me worry about the standard of the mechanic who built the engine. Fingers crossed for Andy's sake this was all he/she didn't get right.
Sarah is quick as a cat! She is really cognisant of her environment. She's like Jason Bourne!! (I see 10 people, 4 women, one wearing a hat. 6 cars have passed since we have been seated, etc). Ain't nutin getting past that girl.
Andy, Sarah knows her shit about all these old used tractors and that is a great sign. Keep them family kids moving along with farm work. Thanks young man for the great videos and keep them coming
Another great video showing the benefits of bringing the kids up around equipment and getting them to get their hands dirty doing repairs well done to you all. By the way this is not the first time I’ve seen a reman engine not run straight out the box I watch western truck and tractor repairs and he wouldn’t spit on a John Deere reman.
What people also need to realize is the price of a new tractor is round 500,000 or more if ur stuff is paid off it makes perfect sense to do a new or reman engine versus a new tractor
I enjoy watching Sarah operating machinery as she is at her ease and observing. She does not do waiting well and seem frustrated standing around waiting for Dad to finish making his point.
Great save Sarah. Let’s hope the coolant didn’t get below the fire zone on that liner. I had one let go the same way. Those plugs are so critical. There should be a better way to cast a block
Andy, you really seem to roll very well with the punches when things go south and I detect very little frustration thru the lens. Perhaps this episode calls for a 2 PBR debrief session followed by an extra hour sleep so you can give it hell in the morning! Great job by your daughters always being alert! Thanks for another great video. 👍👍👍👍👍
I understand you. I don't care whether it's a rebuild or a man or a brand new one, I always like to keep a close eye on a new engine. Even if it's a new used one on the farm and they use piece of equipment until we get a feel for how much water and oil they use or do not use we keep a close eye on them. Smart thing to do Andy!
When I started farming my grandfather would come out to the fields and help me fix or load seed or help me move from field to field. He told me that if farming was so easy everyone would do it. That has stayed with me ever since. It's a great tractor. Thank you for a great video
I can understand the concerns of the dealer. That was a big bill to get your tractor up and running, and, this was strike 2 with this job. If there happens to be anything wrong with the reman, it is better that they look after the problem.
The Girls are getting good at working the fields and even doing maintenance of the equipment. I sure like seeing young people who aren’t afraid of doing work and getting dirty if need be. Andy youve done a fabulous job of instilling great work ethics into the kids!
Thats Great how sharp she is to know to shut'er down that fast. You think you gettem all gone but wait there more rocks.I swear every rock I ever threw as a kid is in my back yard where my garden is. 2 to 3 bushels of all sizes every couple years.
Like on my old go cart. It never worked either. That is a horse of a tractor. How many hours on old engine. That terra disc is sweet. Lucky Sara no AC Damn. Caz is good people. Thanks
Andy, best of luck with that reman engine. JD hasn't had that great of luck with reman's for the past few yrs. That terradisc sure is doing one heck of a good job. Nice and smooth. But, wow, you got a lot of stones in that field. Your kids are definitely paying attention to the equipment they're operating. To go that short of distance and find that issue... good job Sarah.
Sarah and other family members are very mechanical. They take pride and care of the equipment when operating it Again your very fortunate to have your family working with all of you and the rest of crew. As you stated about help with Mechanical help short with John Deere your family has no allergy to work
Your very Blessed with having great help backing you up like you got.. Miss Sarah was watching what was going on and her quickness with shutting it down. Good job Miss Sarah... WTG.
Andy what can I say, I'm glad to be retired now and farming vicariously through your most excellent content and family. I don't think I undéstand telephone numbers for repairs.
Us hillbillies here in Southeast Kentucky call those freeze out plugs. Someone most likely just didn’t get it seated all the way when they built the engine! Sarah keeps a close watch on what she’s doing!
With the high cost of farming now Andy I don't know how your doing it .Up here in Canada there's a lot of farmers selling out cause of high costs now spending more then what they are getting back shipping milk . At $50,000 dollar bill for getting a new motor put in it will take a while to get that back I would think
Andy, writing this comment before video was complete, but you need to keep a very sharp eye on that engine! JD outsources their re-man engine builds and there a lot of people that have had big issues with them (check out Western Truck and Tractor's TH-cam channel), for both the engine and warranty issues! From what I saw that softplug did not have lock-tight on it when you picked it up off the ground, so there is probably a good chance that none of them did!
Sarah is an excellent operator. She knows exactly what's going on and when to shut it down. She's not a steering wheel holder like a lot of the new generation is. That tractor will run a long time now because all your equipment is well maintained. Many hard-working Farm kids like this nowadays.
Spoke too soon
Great catch Sarah !
A good operator notices problems early before they become disasters later.
Thanks
Somewhat uncanny🚜
my deepest respect for Sarah being that quick stopping ...... now that's a driver and not just a wheel holder
FF&F , needs to purchase a rock windrowing picker combination equipment for all of THOSE rocks , WOW WEE ,freaking N.Y. !!!!!
Great to see Sarah back in her favorite tractor and she has eagle eyes notices things as soon as it happens. Shuts the equipment off to save any possible catastrophic failure. She is the type of operator all farmers need well done.
Those engines are problematic. I know of 2 TH-camrs and one local with the same 9560, two track versions and yours that have all had the same engine issues. EGR coolers, head bolts and head gasket.. Lots of operators would have gone til it shutdown on its own, excellent reaction to the problem Sarah!!!!
Thank you. I was going to say the same. Wow. Best to em for trying it.
To watch your kids work so well just makes me smile 🇺🇸👍 not all American family values are gone! You should be very proud
With all the work that Sara does on the equipment along all of your kids makes them so much better operators. Great job raising and teaching.
Sarah is very good operator and knows what going on. Andy you taught them right
Sarah is amazing, not only is she drop dead beautiful but she's got brains too. Any father would be proud.
Sarah certainly is a very observing operator. Your children never fail to amaze me on their skills . You certainly are a very blessed family.
Sara deserves a HUGE raise and a Gold Star...She saved a headache from turning into a real Mungral..
Sarah is so good at knowing her tractor. The sights and sounds, etc. It's amazing how tuned in she is with the machine!
Way to go Sarah!
Sarah was really paying attention. All ur kids are excellent operators 👍
Got her stopped & shut down before the tractor even cleared it. Impressive
Excellent video. I gotta say it is very impressive how quickly Sarah catches problems. She noticed that coolant leak immediately, to her it's just business as usual but man if that was here I wouldn't have gotten the phone call until the thing was overheating and boiling over lol. Cazenovia equipment is also excellent, they really do right by you guys. And like usual your mechanical ability and patience is really something. A lot of guys would be whining and complaining about having trouble after having spent money on a repair, you guys just keep working and get it done. Nice job.
So on a remainufactured engine does that come as a 100% complete assembly with the turbo charger EGR cooler and everything on it? Or do they use the components off the other engine and just a long block? I know you just did that EGR cooler I think it was two winters ago now. I'm sure there will be some comments like that but they will be from people that could really stand to take a lesson from you. And look on the bright side if one of them freeze plugs blows out again you could always just pop a block heater element in there and tighten it down haha
We deal with LandPro where I am. They’re usually pretty good but not as good as what I’ve heard about Cazenovia from these videos
Wow Andy you must be proud of Sarah catching something like that so quickly!! That's impressive to say the least!!
Great videos! How's the new addition coming? Thanks for all you do. Jim.
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Great job Sara for proving you're an excellent operator and saving the day.
With the look on Sarah's face, she is going to own the farm. Definitely a leader that doesn't take crap.
Sarah caught that QUICK! Great job!
Caught it quick? It was pissing coolant like it was going out of style on the right side of the tractor. The side everybody is looking down.
You seem to have a good dealer to work with, nice to have a dependable dealer like that.
He just spent 50 grand with them🤣
@@curtislewis5437 understood but much cheaper than a new tractor.
There's a lot of views but not a lot of likes. We need to show TH-cam that Andy's got quality content so everybody needs to smash the like button
Damn right
@@Adam_Poirier Amen👌
Sarah is definitely on the ball to shut it down that quick. Andy you sure have more patience with your dealer and the engine rebuilder than I would've had.
People that don’t have patience almost always scree themselves over. People don’t wanna do things for axx holes. You almost always get more by being polite,considerate,and patient.
There is no reason for poor quality control and sketchy work when you are paying top dollar, just lately the same tractor had a connecting rod come thru the block
@@Dennismelnychuk I realized that . But calling people names and getting a bad attitude will not help problems. You can be assertive,without losing you temper. Bad attitudes just slow things down.
AGAIN Sarah is GREAT. Shutting down that tractor as soon as she saw the coolant coming out. Most operators don't pay attention to problems like that and would have ruined that new engine. GREAT JOB SARAH
Nice job Sarah. Love your T-shirt. And there's Alex With her beautiful smile.
Wow ...Sarah is a master operator....she saved that tractor.👍👍👍
As an ex potato farmer employee we had these days too many times. During the bad days we would ask, “Is it time to go home yet?” I never complained, I just kept working, because farming paid my way through college and after graduation to pay my college loan off. I remember many days with a combination of Never Seize, Permatex, and diesel fuel on my pants. Thanks for your informing videos.
Andy I don't care what anyone else said your kids a some of the best operators out their. God Bless You and your Family
Sarah is a real pro, quick response is less damage, ...... great job. 👍
Andy, " You went 22ft ", ....... that tractor is 23ft long, I think she stopped within 10ft, maybe less. 😉
My gosh, Farmers have so much expenses how in the world can you make any profit. God Bless all you Farmers 🙏🏻
I've never ever heard anyone call those soft plugs where I come from they're all called frost plugs and I've done literally over 1000 engines and I've never heard tell her that that's a good one I like that great video as always Andy
I always called them freeze plugs and they do protect the engine when the coolant doesn't have enough antifreeze in it to prevent freezing because they can pop out and relieve some of the internal pressure before the block gets cracked.
Andy you are lucky to have Sara to not go until the dam tractor blow up. You taught these daughters well Andy!!
Blimey Andy this must be painful to swallow. Good luck with this reman engine, let's hope it lasts and was not built by the people who did the Western Truck & Trailer engines. I really feel for you all. Tell Sarah not to thrash it for a few days.
All the best.
My thoughts exactly
Warren sure has had a devil of a time with remans. Especially the ones that come in broke!
@Richard Homan This core plug (what we call them in UK) coming out would make me worry about the standard of the mechanic who built the engine. Fingers crossed for Andy's sake this was all he/she didn't get right.
Sarah is very preceptive of her equipment and surroundings. Great employee too. Thanks for sharing
Sarah is quick as a cat! She is really cognisant of her environment. She's like Jason Bourne!! (I see 10 people, 4 women, one wearing a hat. 6 cars have passed since we have been seated, etc). Ain't nutin getting past that girl.
Andy doing 50mph in reverse in the field !!!! Gotta get the shot.... Gotta get the shot damnit .... Great video as always.
Andy, Sarah knows her shit about all these old used tractors and that is a great sign. Keep them family kids moving along with farm work. Thanks young man for the great videos and keep them coming
Hats Off to Sarah for Shutting it Down So Quick!👍👍
Sarah lays out a very nice seed bed for you to plant the grain seed.
That was some great nascar quality back up driving video taping the disking.
Sarah is a great operator....what an eye ....
I see Sarah's wearing the official NYS tee shirt!😃😂
Another great video showing the benefits of bringing the kids up around equipment and getting them to get their hands dirty doing repairs well done to you all. By the way this is not the first time I’ve seen a reman engine not run straight out the box I watch western truck and tractor repairs and he wouldn’t spit on a John Deere reman.
50K should have put a new engine in that machine.
Warren had had many a bad experience with those reman engines.
Andy I don’t know what happened to you on TH-cam. And I know it’s a good income, but enough is enough. You by far are the ACE of of Video.
What people also need to realize is the price of a new tractor is round 500,000 or more if ur stuff is paid off it makes perfect sense to do a new or reman engine versus a new tractor
Here in Canada we call them Frost plugs..They pop out to save the engine when the coolant freezes...
I enjoy watching Sarah operating machinery as she is at her ease and observing. She does not do waiting well and seem frustrated standing around waiting for Dad to finish making his point.
Good job Sarah, I've run them 9 series with no air!!!, It's almost unbearable, good operator you are greetings from Wisconsin 👍👍
Sarah is very alert while operating equipment, nice job 👍.
50,000 sounds like a lot of money because it is a lot of money!
You guys are single handedly keeping Caz in business, we run 5 red tractors couldn't be happier, should check them out
Put the hours in that we do and you’ll have all the same problems
Good job Sarah shutting it down before any damage. Awesome
Nice to have the big horse back.
Good job Sarah!
Great save Sarah. Let’s hope the coolant didn’t get below the fire zone on that liner. I had one let go the same way. Those plugs are so critical. There should be a better way to cast a block
good job Sarah you catch those little problems before they turn into disasters, you are an asset to the family farm good job
Wasn’t sure I was reading her shirt correctly but after seeing some of the comments apparently I was. 🤣 Great catch. Great shirt. Great video.
The Terra Disc can now be drawn @ the speed for which it is designed🚜🚜👍👍
Those girls are great farmers Andy...I'm not kidding...that kind of help you can't buy...
Andy, you really seem to roll very well with the punches when things go south and I detect very little frustration thru the lens. Perhaps this episode calls for a 2 PBR debrief session followed by an extra hour sleep so you can give it hell in the morning!
Great job by your daughters always being alert! Thanks for another great video. 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video Andy it's always something. Good thing Sara is such a good operator.
Hello from Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada great videos thanks for sharing with us all
Wow 50 grand it just amazing the cost you farmers have to deal with Great video thank you for sharing
Thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subs Andy
I understand you. I don't care whether it's a rebuild or a man or a brand new one, I always like to keep a close eye on a new engine. Even if it's a new used one on the farm and they use piece of equipment until we get a feel for how much water and oil they use or do not use we keep a close eye on them. Smart thing to do Andy!
When I started farming my grandfather would come out to the fields and help me fix or load seed or help me move from field to field. He told me that if farming was so easy everyone would do it. That has stayed with me ever since. It's a great tractor. Thank you for a great video
I can understand the concerns of the dealer. That was a big bill to get your tractor up and running, and, this was strike 2 with this job. If there happens to be anything wrong with the reman, it is better that they look after the problem.
Sara is a kool person and I love that duel wheeled John deere tractor, I'll catch ya on the next one.
I remember getting stuck in that field last fall. Thanks for smoothing it up Sarah. 👍🏻
That’s right, lol
Good for you Sara. You are a very good operator.
Sarah's knows what she's doing I would trust her with any equipment
The Girls are getting good at working the fields and even doing maintenance of the equipment. I sure like seeing young people who aren’t afraid of doing work and getting dirty if need be.
Andy youve done a fabulous job of instilling great work ethics into the kids!
Thats Great how sharp she is to know to shut'er down that fast. You think you gettem all gone but wait there more rocks.I swear every rock I ever threw as a kid is in my back yard where my garden is. 2 to 3 bushels of all sizes every couple years.
Like on my old go cart. It never worked either. That is a horse of a tractor. How many hours on old engine. That terra disc is sweet. Lucky Sara no AC Damn. Caz is good people. Thanks
Fingers crossed 🤞 with the REMAN.Great job Sarah and Alex🚜👍
Bloody hell Andy your not having much luck with your engines at the moment .
Don't upset you tube we won't be able to see you .
Andy, best of luck with that reman engine. JD hasn't had that great of luck with reman's for the past few yrs.
That terradisc sure is doing one heck of a good job. Nice and smooth. But, wow, you got a lot of stones in that field.
Your kids are definitely paying attention to the equipment they're operating. To go that short of distance and find that issue... good job Sarah.
Hello Andy nice work Sara unbelievable you shut off that fast great job. You were looking at the right moment what skill.
Farming is not cheap, A good Day of Farming when things go good is Priceless, those days are rare...Great Vid👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🚜🚜🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
Sarah and other family members are very mechanical.
They take pride and care of the equipment when operating it
Again your very fortunate to have your family working with all of you and the rest of crew.
As you stated about help with Mechanical help short with John Deere your family has no allergy to work
Your very Blessed with having great help backing you up like you got.. Miss Sarah was watching what was going on and her quickness with shutting it down. Good job Miss Sarah... WTG.
Stinks u had problems as soon as u got the tractor back but at least it was under warranty great video as always Andy hope all is well
The $50k repair Bill...I would have had a Fred Sanford moment and grabbed my chest and told Elizabeth I coming to see her
Sarah knows the future
Congrats on A great job. Thanks Florida Joe
You Tube smub tube we love your videoes and love that your kids are involved on the farm!
The term that I am familiar with, those plugs are casting plugs. They are needed when casting the block. Love your hands on wrenching and knowledge.
Andy has three great daughters and two awesome boys they definitely have more common sense then today’s kids
I have never heard them called soft plugs, in my neck of the woods they are called frost plugs
Andy what can I say, I'm glad to be retired now and farming vicariously through your most excellent content and family.
I don't think I undéstand telephone numbers for repairs.
That roller will definitely come in handy on that rocky mess.
Good job Sarah 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Good job Sarah.
Us hillbillies here in Southeast Kentucky call those freeze out plugs. Someone most likely just didn’t get it seated all the way when they built the engine! Sarah keeps a close watch on what she’s doing!
Good service from that out fit.hope it all turns out good merry Christmas to all of you.sam
Sarah's worth her weight in GOLD! 💥
JIM 🥰
Sarah is a great operator 👍👍👏👏👏
Boy she’s on top of things, great job Sara
With the high cost of farming now Andy I don't know how your doing it .Up here in Canada there's a lot of farmers selling out cause of high costs now spending more then what they are getting back shipping milk . At $50,000 dollar bill for getting a new motor put in it will take a while to get that back I would think
Andy, writing this comment before video was complete, but you need to keep a very sharp eye on that engine! JD outsources their re-man engine builds and there a lot of people that have had big issues with them (check out Western Truck and Tractor's TH-cam channel), for both the engine and warranty issues! From what I saw that softplug did not have lock-tight on it when you picked it up off the ground, so there is probably a good chance that none of them did!
That was sad when that engine ate itself on test drive,