No Leaks & 100% Ready For Harvest Now- John Deere 8820 Combine Projects Continue
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Join along as we get the John Deere 8820 Combine wrapped up with finishing the exhaust and listening to it run as it should. Some new filters to insure a good running engine and onto the leaking lines. With some help from Isaah we get the lines fixed up and the machine ready to go when the corn is ready. Thanks for watching along.
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Chris most of your wrenching videos you're alone that's what makes you an inspiration to alot of us viewers. It's like holy crap he did that on his own. Wow!!! That's why i watch you daily for the last 3 years. Keep up the great job . Farm on!!!!
I feel the same way
He gives a few good easy tips in working in tight places or hard to get at places, when wrenching.
Chris, you need to use your loader bucket as your tool tray when working up on that platform. That way you do not need to run up and down. Just turn around, reach over the railing, and grab what tool is desired.
I use a set of rolling stairs as a moving bench where I'm off the ground
Hey duffy when i started on my own i was told id never make it cause i was farming with junk and too little acres 8 years later im still farming with so called junk and renting land from those who said id never make it ! keep your head up first few years is tuff
You sir are awesome, yes I’m sure you have had lessons but you can put your hand to fixing just about anything. The best part is how humble you are when it’s a walk through a job you have not done. Another reason we love the channel. It’s honest, dirty (for the right reasons) and you take us along for the ride. It really is a way of life and not just a job. Legend and you should be proud of where you are and that has been your hard work to get there!
Don't let people bother you with how many acres you farm. As long as you can afford to pay your bills and still feed yourself your doing better than most of them. Keep up the awesome work man
I agree, and would think that he will expand as opportunity pressents or he would not be positioning himself as he is.
@andyzumwalt3632 I farm with my family. We have a small dairy farm in upstate new York. I don't let what people say bother me. We make our lives happy farming and tractor pulling
U should see him eat
@@leroyj7877 I'm sure he eats well. I do too
@@leroyj7877So he eats wow, never knew any body eat before 😂😂
I’m amazed at how long the intake runners are. I suppose it is less of a concern when your engine runs a steady load, but there still some governing needing more air response. Would think it would be better if it was a shorter run with a bigger pipe. Or just a bigger pipe for better flow. Shine on! Do you! Ignore the haters.
Great repair job! Impressed how you just dive in and go for it! Can't wait to see that machine rolling in the field!
Your good at fixing things an always get things done. I enjoy watching an seeing you do your thing. Keep being you. Proud of you !!!👍🐾🐾
Thank you for the most bassakwards farming channel on the interweb.... Just makes me have more respect for others who are struggling but in a positive way.
If you still come up low on power and the charge pump belt is good replace the filter for the hydro, not uncommon to find them collapsed because they were always forgotten about. Wishing you the best of luck with harvest.
Great maintenance on your combine you will be glad you took the time. Stay safe
Your determination is what made America and will make it great again. There are many people that do not care to learn to work on their own equipment or are determined to work hard to achieve a goal. Love watching your channel and the honest work you put in so Yenko can go farming.
I just did the same fuel filter change on my Deere motor. I always use Deere filters and it’s never left me stranded.
Exhaust carbon usually locks that sleeve to the turbo. I wouldn’t be to concerned about that.
Dont forget to add SCA's to the coolant to protect the wet sleeves from cavitation.
You should add the screen inside the fuel tank to your list as well as the one on the sediment bowl under the fuel tank.
Chris, you are the MAN. The fact is your friends are amazing!!!
Build a simple fold down step to go just abpve the hinge above the "8820" emblem behind your cab door. Makes getting in & out of the hopper a lot easier. I have one on my 8820 & love it. I can send pictures of the one i have on my combine somehow.
Duffy don't forget to grease or check the fluid in that gearbox that drives the auger going into the hopper, it's on the right side at the top
Working on construction equipment for 40 years, climbing up and down takes more time than the actual work
Besides fuel filters, check the sediment screen in the bowl under the tank. I put a sock (for your foot) over the vacuum relief that's on top of the fuel tank because it was not quite working.
Always always put swivels on both ends of your fuel hose. It will last longer. When it does wear out? Go have one made out of hydraulic hose and make it about 10ft longer then what you have.
Chris it’s none of my business but on the cheap you could use a come along to straighten up that old barn shed you want to get rid of and put braces in it to keep it stable,could reconfigure the front entrance section to get the combine in and store stuff out of the weather,probably cost you a bit of hardware and some secondhand hardwood timber,it’d get ya out of trouble for a season or two,take care buddy.
Stabilize the wood side walls, jack the building up, pour maybe one sided walls to set building on, maybe mini strong backs on cement wall. Building is very expensive use what you have, also protect and utilize what buildings you have. I don’t give a rats a$$ what combine you have as a cheap skate move. I would have bought a 4 row combine that might have fit in one of your buildings. Time to figure out a way to produce a value added product.
@ghammond3132 hard to have an argument with what you said. He said the reason to buy the KW was because it had legs under it, haven’t seen the leg yet, let alone even move.
Duffy in hospital waiting on surgery for double lung transplant and wat hoping you .life is good.keep up the good work.
I always cleaned the sediment bowl screen regularly. Good vid keeping the OL Girl in shape.
The Wright Brothers didn't get their plane off the ground the first time either. This is your first year, you'll get where you want to be, just takes time! Hey, we had 40 acres of corn one year that didn't get picked, It was still standing when it was time to plow in the spring! It got disked down and plowed under, and we planted it, and all the corn germinated, and it looked like a hay field instead of a corn patch 🤣! So, we put the cultivators on the tractor and cultivated it so we could have rows! So your doing good! Windsor Acres over near Harpursville has a lot of corn around the country standing yet!
N tictok there is a video of 3 john deere 8820 combines with 6 row headers on them all in a row good to see old but goody's still kicking it 😊
Your getting there, good job
Chris and Issa that was great thank you for sharing and your time can't wait for next video
Job well done
Keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍
WRENCHING WARRIORS, start your combine!!!
On the hydraulic lines, you may want to consider putting grease tape over the fittings.
Great you can start bolts & lines with both hands I could only do with right SPCIAL NOTE: when up top of machine lay impact guns down - you leave them standing up & easy to knock over to ground & bust them 🚜🚜🚜🙏🙏
Good job guys hard work pays off
Awesome job dude. Keep kicking ass.!!
You don't have to take the bleeder completely out. Just loosen it a couple turns, and fuel will leak past when you get the filters full.
Good fix job.
Every time after a couple of weeks your subscribers seem to be going up.
There are grease points underseat.
Old owner not have a grain extension for this Harvester?
On those hills I recommend it highly(might find one used?). Might get you some cab corn. Although it doesn't seem like you have been filling the grain tank very high..
Just farm enough to keep the videos coming sir!
Chris don't tell anyone not even on your channel what you farm is got nothing to do with them just keep going 👌
That is 💯 percent right
Chris you are a awesome guy bud ones you get everything just wear you what then you relax a little tell me if I am right or if iam wrong
@ghammond3132 i agree with you, "BUT", nobody knows how much equity duffy has in that farm, if he has a lot in it, that throws your rational out the window.
@ghammond3132😂arm chair much? You’re cost of production probably includes paying for a combine that costs twice as much as all of his equipment combined. That’s a lot of overhead he doesn’t have to pay for.
We here in North Korea don't tell China our secrets.
You are doing an awesome job!!! Don't let any keyboard warriors tell you otherwise!!!!
It doesn’t matter how many acres you are farming. Just do it your way and what works for you.
Hey buddy if I remember there's a drain on your fuel tank on your combine get it low drain it remember to do that at the end of the year for water
Looks like your chain that drive the feeder house chain is way loose as well
have you thought of buying different coloured zip ties put on ech end of pipe make it easier to find where the pipes are going
Crazy that they have engine air cleaner in the grain tank
Need to get the corn out, i know you'll have to pay drying cost, but the weather is going to change, better to pay dryer cost than lose a crop
What a thing of beauty to see the ole 8820 purr like a new kitty cat. I know it's not mission critical Chris, but with your skills and a warm shop, I;d love to see you give her some new paint in the rusted spots. This machine is getting to the point where 10 years down the line, she'll be a gorgeous farm museum piece. Nice work young man. Yeah, I'm way older than you. Yanko gonna like the smoother running engine too. Cheers all, happy and safe weekend everyone.
Yay 😊😊😊😊
I’d replace that primer. Had to replace the one on my loader because it was causing air intrusion and it was leaking like that priming it.
I’m just wondering why not take the intake and route it out the front panel and gain more space in the hopper and seal the hole. Wouldn’t that be a good idea or is it routed there for a reason? Theres more than enough room in that engine bay for the filter
I would agree with you there, strange piece of engineering the way the air filter unit is in the grain tank , there is plenty of room up by where the air intake screen is located.
Why would an air take filter be in a dusty environment,makes no sense.
I thought inside the hopper was a very odd place for it to be as well.
Why have the grain and the weight of it bury the air filter and surround the rubber hoses and conections every time the hopper is full? It obviously works but it just seems unecessary and a bit awkward to blow out or change.
Over by the engine is where all the dust and shaft comes up from the header behind the cab by the steps is less material floating around
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The pipe or tube whatever you wanna call it should be a bit loose on the ol jd 466s and it will get tight after it warms up
This winter after your done with everything else you should repaint the 7520
Why is the air filter in the bin. Just seems like there is more dirt in the bin from the grain. Is it to help dry the grain?
I agree it does seem odd, doesn’t really matter where it is. Where the intake is, is what matters.
It's just the filter. The stuff in the bin can't get into it. The intake comes out the side
I run a couple of 7720's which are mechanically very similar to the 8820. The filter location is the same but from personal experience is really convenient to access. @@davdhynes3518
Guessing Chris I’d say total about 225 - 250 acres with everything if I had to guess from watching all of your videos.
I'm transitioning to organic in My 3rd year. Called yesterday and organic wheat is 11$ a bushel and they will buy all they can get.
@ghammond3132 no one cares about your bullshit opinions, all you do is hate on Chris. Gets old watching you go around bashing everything he does because he doesn't follow your plan.
Not sure what the big secret about corn land is?!?!
Someone is driving around a nice white truck lol
Take the batteries out to make it easier so you can see what's going on
Anyone who is talking about what acres he has/runs can go f*** themselves. Because he did it all by himself. We own 2,300 in the Midwest and if it wasn’t for grandpa and multiple generations it would be impossible to own what we do. Anyone who actually knows the cost of ground understands that Chris starting out is already doing groundbreaking things. Buying just 100 acres here would be 1-2 million dollars and then equipment isn’t free. Chris is doing something that is almost impossible, being a 1 gen farmer. Show respect. Anyone talking about his acres is jealous of what Chris is doing.
Well sais
He’s got one shot at this,,,, the learning curve is steep and unforgiving. There is no way I’d want to start in this day and age and I started in the late 80’s. Like you I had generations before me. But it wasn’t given to me. I had to buy my Dad and uncle out. And I know I won’t be able to have my sons buy me out. But I went from 2500 to 10000. And I’ll be honest, it was a struggle! Several years I couldn’t even pay back my operating note. Now? I haven’t borrowed money for anything in 15 years and my boys just bought a section. So I guess we are up to 10640 😂. Oh and we have yearlings and cow calf. Gotta diversify to survive.
When you’re competing against Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos as the largest farm land owners in America that rent out the ground they purchase,surviving in farming is almost impossible,being perpetually in debt is the reality however appealing being an owner operator is.
@@peteparker7396 Almost any business is that way, cash flow and growing can be a bear especially in a capitol intensive business.
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Hey Studley I'm sure you know but there is a grease zerk under seat on counter shift bearing. It's hard to find but it's inside that big pulley. To find it pull kill and bump starter. Very important to grease.
Yeah the filters are all made by the same people the same people that make a fortune cookies
Priority you need to invest in a small dryer and single bin so you can Harvest-Dry-Ship and constantly repeat say a week worth of corn you got to offload each week?
Definitely for next years harvest you need one setup, all this rain giving you wet corn you cant dry has made it difficult for you.
What all the hydraulic hoses for that lay on the feeders house?
They are for a straight cut header for wheat/canola etc for changing the reel height
Aww I never seen him have them hooked up makes sense now
If that turbo coupler is really expensive/unavailable a machine shop should be able to spray weld and turn that back to size.
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Just a ? If you were that far into the motor why didn't you check the value adjustment my john deere excavators bent push rods twice when they got a alot of hrs on them
That piece after the turbo is supposed to have play like that
If they ask how many acres you farm just say " all of them !" They don't need to know that crap !
A little rude in my opinion, there are more tactful ways, he is an entertainer, good way to lose your audience.
I heard one time from a larger farmer said never tell anyone the exact amount of anything that you have
@@waynejones5239 most business people are afraid to share details of their business, but will share information with a business from away, rather interesting
" Yezzzzzzzzzzzzzz!! "use metal Fuel Filters" "Never Use Glass Filters " on a Combine"s " !!!
Don't f orget to clean the stone tral daily especially if you are doing grain or beans
Yeah, all that under the cab inaccessible machinery was the big drawback on all those series Deere combines. The big reason we went to the Axial Flow reds. If any big issues with the output jackshaft under there, basically requires the cab to come off. People often forget that there's maintenance points under there that require attention. You should be in good shape on it now.
The Deere engineers that design this stuff should have to spend time in the shop actually doing the repairs.
IHC had their engines behind the grain tanks for years ,even way before the 503 ,403 etc series. Way better design ,easy to service ,lower noise and cab heat,JD was slow to catch on .
The early Deere 45 all the way up to the 105, all had the engine behind the bin also. Don't understand why they went to the motor be side the cab on the newer series, then they went back to the behind the bin on the later series again. The worst was the old Masseys that hid the motor under the entire combine!@@interman7715
@@interman7715 The older JD combines did have the engine in the rear, 00 and 20 series back in front. Changing drive belts was a real challenge, always an off season job so they were good for harvest.
With corn heading back to 3.50$ a bushel and interest rates rising aren't the "big guys" going to be worse off than the small guys?
Big investors are happy to see farmers" burn equity" they get better opportunities to buy their land and turn them into renters
@ghammond3132you know how many BTOs fail as soon as interest rates hike, you think the banks haven't called the loans in? Your not paying attention if you think a BTO isn't scared shitless the banks will be calling. The free money doesn't last forever when banks start running short on deposits.
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"Don"t Run That combine " "It"s "Supposed " to Be two "Bee" 2&1/2" Inches below the "Radiator Fill " "Expansion Room is needed" "In Deere Engines of It"s Generation" !!! marv"
Might be totally wrong but I think that's the same engine that is in a 4960
The exhaust piece that is lose post turbo needs to be loose for heat expansion do not slot the holes or anything crazy
Also the company that makes those filters for Deere also makes fleet guard, Baldwin, wix, napa and probably many others
😂 hey dude, 👋 yeah, me! For the 40813 time 😂😂 where is my sweat shirts and I'm going to need you to get that lawnmower rolling!!! Sheesh, you act like your f'n busy!
Just finished watching 👀... she purrrrrs great job!
Farm yards are never clean
Maybe you are get your girlfriend to help you clean the yard last I knew she lived there with you
Do you ever do anything you piddled around with the stuff talking aal lthe damn time saying nothing about and I've not seen able to stomach a complete video in months