Great to have the two machines available, one for spares. Savage tyres, ye are so lucky to have a good man like Robert available to ye. A pity ye couldn't employ him full time but it's hard to pay everyone 😕.
Brillant video farmer phil.great to see bro out and about helping out.father Phil tho is some man.no matter how big or small the job is he always has a smile.nothing puts him off.ye are a great team.good to have father Phil to keep the cost down on the fixing.the labour is always double the price of the part.hope ur looking after him farmer phil😜😜🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Maybe an elongated spacer plate would sort out those front mudguards for you with two sets of holes in them bottom holes attached to the loader and the other holes a bit higher on the plate to provide new mounting points for the mudguards. Telling Bro to lift with his legs not his back made me laugh abit.
TM my old boy was sowing with had a problem like that , Mechanic came an tried her til he seen the smoke and had her fixed not long after turns out whoever owned her before the fella that bought her had been in tampering with wires and not put things back right she was a hell of a tractor TM150 super-steer and the lift on her was bloody brilliant super sensitive and precise
Sitting in a caravan park 250klms east of Perth in glorious autumn sunshine watching a farmer put in a wheat crop with his quad track John Deere while enjoying watching hard working farmers changing wheels on loaders in longford 10.000 miles away. Nearly enough to make an old boy homesick. How is Uncle Eric keeping? I hope he is well.
What a different new set of boots make to a machine .think Robert be in for a bonus this .( His back pocket will be bulging) new lights and you can work all night
Great video guys!! Nice to see her with them massive shoes on and serviced 👌🏻 plus with LED lights ye’ll be going all night!!! Just a NEWER silage fork and she’ll be top class 🤔🤔🤔
Great work! It's sure handy to have another machine for scavenging and show you how it's supposed to be :) And those tires are savage, the 1200 on the side looks small now :)
Hi Phil, great stuff a world of experience and some head to stick at it fair play👍 Iv a question for you. Iv a 6180 i don't know what year it is but the circlip on the PTO shaft is popping out if I have the slurry tanker on or agitator. The clip seams to click back into place but can you shine any light what I can do repair or is it something serious? Great seeing these videos keep the good work up. Thanks.
The groove in drive housing that holds the circlip can gets worn and the edges round slightly which can let the clip slip out. A new circlip with nice sharp edges might help but you might need that housing. Now all this is caused by not enough oil on the telescopic part on PTO shafts. When the drive is on the shaft it locks and when traveling over ground which has heights and hollow's the distance is changing and it can't move so pulls all out of tractor or front of pump. Same with pump when raising it , but bent tubing in shafts do the same! Grindings and marks on tubing are a tell tail sign and also the buttons on your drive shafts will have flat spots and stick in!
Hi Keith K, thanks very mush for your helpful response. It happened 1st when I was agitating and the pump went dry so the pump started to vibrat and then clip came off and PTO stopped. I put clip back in and then about 6 hours later spreading slurry it came off again and continued to happen every hour or so. I will replace clip and let you know how it goes. Thanks very much for your help 👍
That was a wheelie good video 🤣🤪. So buying two to make one mmmm I'm going to try running that one past the wife when I'm looking for other equipment to buy.🤣 stay safe 🏴
great thinking of taking the other tyers of the other venieri saves having to spend more money on a set of brand new tyers and silage season is not far away at all so they will be very good for that
Great job lads the very best of luck with your loader,tell Robert to keep on going he is one great lad.roll on silage time there is one hungry loader waiting for grass.take care stay safe.
That Robert guy is worth his weight in bag manure ..more valuable than Gold....God bless his hands
Is bag manure the white stuff or is it when my boss doesn’t let me scrape the yard for may and I bag all the dried up shite
Robert is a fine mechanic your very lucky to have him Father Phil is to a very good mechanic !
Good to see the shovel all ready for action well done to you all getting her goin Roberts some lad with the wires well done to him too.
Its great to see ur brother getting involved more nice to see a father and 2 son team workin
Your father is a fountain of knowledge Phil reminds me of my own Dad in his day
Great to have the two machines available, one for spares. Savage tyres, ye are so lucky to have a good man like Robert available to ye. A pity ye couldn't employ him full time but it's hard to pay everyone 😕.
Yeah Robert did well to find that problem Robert and father Phil are 2 mighty men
Brillant video farmer phil.great to see bro out and about helping out.father Phil tho is some man.no matter how big or small the job is he always has a smile.nothing puts him off.ye are a great team.good to have father Phil to keep the cost down on the fixing.the labour is always double the price of the part.hope ur looking after him farmer phil😜😜🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Good work lads in sorting the problem! It's not the fixing that does be the problem usual, it's the finding it! Faults Don't happen they are caused!
Great vid today. Good to c the 3 men out
Well done lads.
I love these type of videos where your doing repairs
This is a great! video father and sons all working together, Father Phil knowledge and sons muscle 👍 please keep this channel and family growing !
Great video Phil , father Phil and Robert are two good men it’s hard to get people like that to maintaine equipment now
Fair play to Robert. That wiring set up would drive any man or woman insane. Worth his weight in fertilizer!
Great video… interesting to see and hear about the work done. XXX
Father phil knows his stuff
The holder gentleman is very clever👍👍👍👍👍
Great video Phil that Robert lad is first class at his job and so is your father 👌👌
Have just come home so we can watch and enjoy Farmer Phil and liv and father .A great video full of interesting stories so Good Luck .☘️☘️🍀🍀🍀👌🍀🐣🐣☮️☮️
Great video again Phil and father and bro 🚜👌👍
Great job boys weldone Robert
Great video. Delighted to see it all come good.
Maybe an elongated spacer plate would sort out those front mudguards for you with two sets of holes in them bottom holes attached to the loader and the other holes a bit higher on the plate to provide new mounting points for the mudguards. Telling Bro to lift with his legs not his back made me laugh abit.
Lovely to see Bro joining in with things.And Father Phil Good luck 🤞.☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Every farm should have a Robert and a Father Phil.... and a Farmer Phil to be fair
Great job Men, and fair play to Robert👌👍👍
TM my old boy was sowing with had a problem like that , Mechanic came an tried her til he seen the smoke and had her fixed not long after turns out whoever owned her before the fella that bought her had been in tampering with wires and not put things back right she was a hell of a tractor TM150 super-steer and the lift on her was bloody brilliant super sensitive and precise
Sitting in a caravan park 250klms east of Perth in glorious autumn sunshine watching a farmer put in a wheat crop with his quad track John Deere while enjoying watching hard working farmers changing wheels on loaders in longford 10.000 miles away. Nearly enough to make an old boy homesick. How is Uncle Eric keeping? I hope he is well.
Tis a small world
Shovel looking well, health to wear lads
Great stuff, brilliant team work fellas.
Lovely boots Phil all yous will be wanting now is a fold out buckrake to give the veneri somewhat of a challenge!
Great when a plan comes together
What a different new set of boots make to a machine .think Robert be in for a bonus this .( His back pocket will be bulging) new lights and you can work all night
Great video Phil good to see farther Phil @ bro helping you 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent very interesting video.
Great video lads the old machine is very handy for the spares well done robert on fixing the wiring
Great job done, machine looks mean now
Mighty teamwork by Team Steward fair play to ye all 👍👍👍
Great video Phil she’s looking well you would want the patience of a saint to be at them bloody electrics
Great video again Phil thanks for sharing.
Fair play Robert, some effort 👏🏻
Love Father Phil’s knowledge, I don’t own a tractor or loading shovel but I think I can fix one now😂 great video
Ye'll have to invest in a wheel dolly. Game changer. One of those things ye'll wonder how ye did without. Not outlandishly expensive either.
Great video Phil and team. Good job you have bro the OX with you. ha ha
Great job there lads 👍 👍 🏴
Nice one men good job 👍🏻👌🏻
Great video guys!! Nice to see her with them massive shoes on and serviced 👌🏻 plus with LED lights ye’ll be going all night!!! Just a NEWER silage fork and she’ll be top class 🤔🤔🤔
Will it not stress the transmission putting larger wheels on it rolling resistence etc . Maybe not just a thought .
Great work! It's sure handy to have another machine for scavenging and show you how it's supposed to be :) And those tires are savage, the 1200 on the side looks small now :)
Mighty men 👍
Right nice family
Great video🤠
Very good video Phil
Another job well done farmer Phil and young phil and brother handy having a second machine to Rob bits off well done
Brilliant video thank u 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I would like to get a cap like father Phil you need them in merch with your logo on them!
i don't know how the mudguards are mounted, but can't you make the bolt holes longer and slide the mudguard up
The Dr. House of this kit.
The air thing on the 6499, have ye bought it. Grand vids👍👍👍
Hi Phil, great stuff a world of experience and some head to stick at it fair play👍
Iv a question for you.
Iv a 6180 i don't know what year it is but the circlip on the PTO shaft is popping out if I have the slurry tanker on or agitator.
The clip seams to click back into place but can you shine any light what I can do repair or is it something serious?
Great seeing these videos keep the good work up.
Thanks.
The groove in drive housing that holds the circlip can gets worn and the edges round slightly which can let the clip slip out. A new circlip with nice sharp edges might help but you might need that housing. Now all this is caused by not enough oil on the telescopic part on PTO shafts. When the drive is on the shaft it locks and when traveling over ground which has heights and hollow's the distance is changing and it can't move so pulls all out of tractor or front of pump. Same with pump when raising it , but bent tubing in shafts do the same! Grindings and marks on tubing are a tell tail sign and also the buttons on your drive shafts will have flat spots and stick in!
Hi Keith K, thanks very mush for your helpful response.
It happened 1st when I was agitating and the pump went dry so the pump started to vibrat and then clip came off and PTO stopped.
I put clip back in and then about 6 hours later spreading slurry it came off again and continued to happen every hour or so.
I will replace clip and let you know how it goes. Thanks very much for your help 👍
Love the loading shovel guys took a lot of grease and oil
Near time you had a nice new push off buckrake 😜
It was definitely a good idea get another of the same machine. Hard to say just how handy it is having all those spares
Great video farmer phil
Another quality video phil keep them coming old machine looks well with new boots on her well second hand new boots 👍💪
Great video Phil
That was a wheelie good video 🤣🤪. So buying two to make one mmmm I'm going to try running that one past the wife when I'm looking for other equipment to buy.🤣 stay safe 🏴
would you not fix that top bar on the forks, Its crying out to be put right!!!
Good day gentlemen how reliable are those venieri loaders / shovels
Fairly good. But parts are hard got and expensive
Okay thank you for your reply . I've been eyeing a backhoe what was just wondering about to reliability in general
Micks masseys back window for the 2725 is on the way
great thinking of taking the other tyers of the other venieri saves having to spend more money on a set of brand new tyers and silage season is not far away at all so they will be very good for that
I wouldn’t sell any bits off the old loader cause as soon as tis gone you’ll need it.
Great video phil as always hurry on silage 😜 and keep them coming 👍 😉
A great video, Ermmm is father Phil available to pop over to north Wales? We could do with his expertise!!!!!!!
Ferry from Dublin 9 pm, I'll pick him up at Holyhead!!!!!!
Great videos keep it up 👍
Cracking video
11:45 best view of the video😂😂😂
May get a bit of baling twine to tie up them trousers
Is robert a full time worker or just part time and what does he do
Great job lads the very best of luck with your loader,tell Robert to keep on going he is one great lad.roll on silage time there is one hungry loader waiting for grass.take care stay safe.
I believe he is part time, he is a mechanic who helps them maintain they're machinery.
Oh right thanks
Here lads dont sell the spares if your luck is anything like mine sell today need it tommorrow good luck
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 just a day at the farm phil.
25 degrees outside and bro has the jeans on
Good man
Well
What about a new buckrake
Was robert a neurosurgeon in his past life by any chance..
Bro is such a drama queen
😂😂😂😂