Fall Wheat Seeding with White 4-225 and 2-155
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- No talk, no music, this one is for the guys that like to hear tractors and equipment at work. It was a beautiful October day, even though soil conditions were a little wetter than I would like them to be.
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As always, Thanks for watching!
I love your Whites. You take Great care of them. They look like new.
Thanks!
Having watched you for over a year I think I'm getting to know your fields pretty well. Combine miss haps, Hermon getting stuck etc. Wishing I could be behind the wheel. Maybe next season.
That spot seems to be my new bad spot. Used to be it was at what we call the Bush farm, one of the farthest away fields. Seems like something would always break over there. Apparently I jinxed it by telling too many people and it had to move.
I love to see and hear them Whites working! Still earning their keep. Thanks for the video!
White made one of the best tandem discs for their weight.
It looks like your wheat seeding went smoother than mine. At least you didn’t have to chase cows off the cornfield lol.
Do deer count? Sandhill cranes? Canadian geese?
@@ThatOliverGuyChris only if it’s a chase on foot. 🤣
I wonder how much fertilizer will be come time to topdress…
Good question.
Thanks for the video Chris. Darn accurate GPS guiding that planter across the field.
Thanks!
Awesome video thanks Chris !
Hi Chris, big fan of the channel. Did you ever get the 2-155 on the dyno after the rebuild with the military pistons and sleeves. Also, did the 2050’s and 2150’s have their own tubs. Asking for someone who has an idea about an Oliver 2155 :)
Same tub. The 2-155 has front and rear frame extensions that bolt on. I've been thinking of doing the same project.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris I was thinking of using a 2-105 rear end and build it to 1955 specs. That way, I’d have a trunnion coupling, and the late 55 series hydraulic cooler pump like your 18 and 1955 have. Plus, using a 2-105, my gearing would be fine since the 354 and the 478 have the same rated speed . I’d probably use an engine from a 2-135 for a 2155, and pull the turbo and de-tune for a 2055. If I use a 20/2155 clutch assembly I should be able to find a pto power shaft that works. Then it’s a matter of finding a hood and tin that’ll fit. Alternatively, I could use a 2-150 trans/rear end and I’d have the external planetaries that the 2150 has. But I’d be hooped on the gearing.
@@richardrindy345 I was thinking a 2255 rear end. Gearing would be different there, but 'I think swapping out the range gears should take care of that. I think I'd want the outboard planetaries so it looks like the pictures. Which makes me wonder if they were going to offer a regular axle with the new 2155. I also wonder if they ever built up as 2055. I agree, sheet metal might be the biggest hurdle.
Chris, are you still pleased with the rebuild and conversion to high compression pistons on the 2-155? Seem to be settling in for oil consumption following its break in and first oil change?
I'm very happy with it. Starts great, no blowby, and no oil consumption. I only had to top off the oil in the first 10 hours. I need to get it on the dyno and see what it is making now that it has about 150 hours on it.
Hi Chris, great show Thanks, all the best for ‘22. Greeting from Ireland 🇮🇪
Hello! I hope all is well on the emerald isle!
Great video. I put many hours on a 2-155. I think it was one of the nicest tractors that White built!
Hey nice tractors
Good video Chris the old whites still sound very good @ strong.
Enjoyed the video bro and both tractors sound to running great. Safe travels up your way
Thanks 👍
Nice 👍
Thanks!
I think those days are over here. We got 3 inches of snow last night. great video.
We woke up to an inch or so, looked like a Christmas card. Most of it is gone, but I think more is on the way tomorrow night.
It is Sunday, or with your world to us it is Funday.
Funday morning videos!
Whites was good tractors still are
would that 225 be a good scraper tractor?
White did offer a front blade for it.
Man I love that 4-225 The tractor is an animal. For a minute there it looks like you avoided the spot where the combine broke completely haha?
I should put a headstone for the axle there.
Hi Chris I have a 1969 oliver 550 and I am wondering how to Get the friction disc out to replace it
The one on the 3 lever?
@@ThatOliverGuyChris it's only got one lever for the three point. I should have been more specific
There's a friction disc for the throttle too, and I see now where I forgot to add the word "point" after three, sorry about that. The one for the 3 point has a nut and a spring that hold it on the shaft and apply tension to the friction disc. Problem is that outer part that needs to come off is aluminum and galvanic action corrodes it onto the steel shaft. Take the nut and spring off and get some penetrating oil in there. It will probably take some heat on the aluminum part to get it to break free. Keep working at it is my best advice, and put some anti-seize on it when you reassemble.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris thank you very much
You might find this interesting chris a big old Oliver coming up youtube oldfarmjunk101 auction date 27.11.2021
I'll look it up. Thanks!
My 2-135 didn`t have that extra grap handle on the side of the hood.
Our 2-135 didn't either. It was added in later production, my 2-155 is one of the last silver stripes.
When will there be harvest videos
I'll have to try to make some. I just haven't been taking the time to do it so far.
You're crazy. No way that will be ready for harvest before first snow!
LOL!!!! It's snowing right now!
Chris, those one set of wheel on the drill, are they supposed to move back an forth like that? Our old grain drill was a JD Van Brunt 13ft, solid frame. Seeded a lot of acres with it, was very reliable for us. Cheers :)
They wiggle some once they are down and almost all the weight is off them. The wheels are on a steel tube that slides inside another tube to go up and down. There's a roller on the back side of the tube that keeps them from wiggling when the weight is on them and a plastic bushing on the front for when they are down. I need to get new plastic pieces.
I’m curious, does a White tractor run a White motor, or how about those Oliver’s?
The 2-155 used a Hercules, and White owned Hercules at the time, so that one is a yes. The 4-225 is a Cat 3208, so ano on that one. The waukesha engines used in many of the Olivers was a joint effort between Oliver and Waukesha, so I count those as a yes. So a little of both.
So what date was this filmed?
October 19th
@@ThatOliverGuyChris I thought as much. Your leaves are still green. You're south of me, but not that far.
We had leaves on almost everything up until the front came through 2 days ago. Most of them are on the ground now. Running beans on the south side of fields was slow because they wouldn't dry out.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris We lost most of our leaves 2 weeks ago and the hold outs have slowly been catching up since. 98 percent of the leaves are on the ground.
Our beans came off a few weeks ago at 17 percent(normal for around here), and we just disked in our stubble last weekend(not dusty, but surprised by how dry it was).
How many acres do u own 400 ?
About 1,100
@@ThatOliverGuyChris lol thats enough must have been busy when u sold and serviced equipment back in the day why no more livestock ?
@@farmerfarmer2801 we got out of cattle to concentrate on hogs, and then when dad took over the dealership from grandpa we got out of livestock all together. There just weren't enough hours in the day.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris haha ya to bad thier wasnt 48 haha im a beef farmer cow calf up in ontario winter hasnt hit us yet