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How much investment in your 10acr up to date

You’re like me, you can’t be still……………

50,000 gallons is crazy, if you got 100,000 ducks lol, adult ducks need give or take a half gallon of water a day

I yanked my 8N out of a barn with a skid steer, where the owner said it sat for the last 20 years. Had to drag it home. Paid $300 because that's what he said he could get for it after pulling some parts off and scrapping the rest. It is running and doing work now. He has another one that he said I can have for free, apparently in needs the engine rebuilt. Either I take it or the scrap yard gets it. So, I am about to have two of these tractors. They are much better drug out of their graves and put back to work vs being cut apart and melted down.

Did you check the manifold flatness?

Can't beat that Minnesota accent.

Something tells me the Mrs. hears way too much about the tractor!!!😂

Gread vid ! I have my grandpa’s 1951 Ford 8N. Very unique and easy to work on when needed. Built a carry-all (frame from Rural King) to haul around small stuff and the grandkids. My grandson is learning to drive his great-great grandpa’s tractor !

Need to have a disposable rag, or paper towels to clean out the oil filter canister before you put the new oil filter in, as don’t want to contaminate fresh oil with dirty oil.

I just did this with pumpkins not knowing there's a name for it! I'm happy to report that they seem to be growing nicely. ❤️

Beautiful garden. I've gardened my whole life and never heard of chaos gardening but your garden is absolutely gorgeous 💜🙏💜 I'm definitely going to chaos my fall garden 💜💜

Erm what the sigma

Mine do this but like, it's definitely directed to other hens

about transmission look at at a Ferguson 20, it is the licens Ford made the late 30th and 40th tractors after😁

AWESOME idea on pipe modification on back blade. 👍🏼

On an 8N, can I drain just the transmission with the bolt you chose not to remove and then refill just the transmission through the "radiator type" cap you removed? Its my first oil change and my transmission sounds low on fluid so I wanted to do it first.

Have you ever thought about bees on your homestead. You could sell the honey at your stand, local stores (offer them 20 percent that seen to be the going rate) good pollinaters. Check out some videos. Alot of information about it on UA-cam. Great Homestead !

Have you ever thought of having bees. Could sell the honey at your veggie stand and maybe at some local stores, ect. Just a thought. Check out some videos on it and see if it's right for you.

The next implement to add is a marriage counselor ❤lol

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Thanks for your videos. I changed my motor oil yesterday. What do I do with that other canister on the otherside of tractor that reads oil level?

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Could you make a video on HOW to hook it up and use it? I’ve got the same exact one for my 8n and I’m having trouble getting it to dig going forward.

Great video! Clean and concise, no bs filler. Good work!

We make all our own shavings for our animals. My husband takes a log and runs the chain saw lengthwise down it in strips and shaving will come out of the back of the saw. It’s fast and easy. Sometimes you can get shavings from someone who has a sawmill.

Way to cut off your wife...she clearly know the trees better than you. Crappy relationship...

I have 1947 8N. Am from Auburn, Kansas. Thanks !

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How sad. You NEED a tractor!

Squash was part of the the 3 sisters not pumpkins. Js

I love to see I am not the only one that happens to.

Thank you for this. I have an 8n and have been needing to do this and finally decided to research it. Your vid and instructions are great! Thank you so much! Liked and subscribed.

1947 8N. … 5 years older than I am

Any chance you can tell me what that attachment was originally and or what discs you bought?

I live in Missouri and I have a 1952 8n ford

A finishing mower would be nice if you find a deal.😉

And he didn’t drain the transmission drain, which is part of the whole system.

So I figured this out. He actually did this correctly for earlier model 8n tractors and wrong for later model tractors.

Greetings Shane! I was looking up the old team members and found your YT channel, hope you and the family are all keeping well!

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Refer to figure 24 of the manual if you don’t understand what he did wrong.

Everyone, this is the wrong way to service the tractor. He mixed up the transmission oil and the hydraulic fluid. Holy smokes.

Um, good lord, is your tractor still running. You drained the hydraulic system and filled up the transmission oil. Or am I missing something here.?!!!!! Those are two separate drain plugs. Did you read the manual?

I have a 48 8N thats been in the family since new. It was in great shape for its age. I am currently in the middle of restoring it and have it mostly apart. I really like these 8Ns though and thinking about buying more to fix up. I can tell you love yours as well. I think my wife is starting to get sick of me talking about the tractor all the time lately.

Hi. What hydraulic fluid are you using? I got a 39 on and a 47 8n I'm about to start rebuilding and am looking for real-life info on what people are using, TIA

Thanks for the video. As someone who has a shitty channel I n ow how much time it takes. I am getting one of these for my new homestead and trying to grab some of the same gear that you have. Much appreciated.

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I believe it’s a low and hi range leaver and you can use it in any gear

The MSN said I shouldn't do any research online even, they said only they could do research........... ????? :) PS I have no idea if mine is even an 8N, something tells me it's newer than a 8N, like a 600 or 800 or 900. It looks close to the one I knew was an 8N but that one went to my sister. I got it when I inherited the farm, it's older than me for sure (I'm 65), As for oil I want to say Dad used SAE 30. I have dozens of empty SAE 30 cans all over the shop. Myself I was thinking about 10-W30, but maybe it should be a bit heavier. ps My farm is in MN too, DL area. From what I've seen online, it's the trans/hydraulic oil that most likely really needs changing.