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Whoa, nice! And the seat's in great condition, from what I can see. That's rare. Jeez, I hope the useless scum thieves get caught and dealt with accordingly.

Nice looking tractor. Glad you got some AC finally.

Congratulations on the tractor!

Nice tractor 👍

Great video and awesome tractor, looks nice 👍. What year is it and how many HP does it have? That’s sure to bad to hear about your farm stand getting robbed, hope you can find whoever it was.

that really sucks! I hope you catch the slugs that stole your money . did you put up any cameras? the corn looks great, wish I could support you but I am in western NY. it is good that you got the hay bailed. how many do you need for the season?are you going to adapt the fittings?

Congratulations

Looks like he is going a bit too fast?

Can’t believe that hunk of shit tractor still runs. That’s insane.

Dont know whos fences are whos ?? But in my area when theres trees in the fence line we call it ( townships name ) Syndrome . Meaning the farmers just could never find the time to do the work needed to remove the trees ! In other words lazy !

Pick your corn at around 23 % moisture....yah wont have the corn booging up in the elevator. I always start picking corn when its around 25 % . Almost no shelling on the rolls

At 5:21 By having the elevator over loaded as its shown here....your shelling more corn on the rolls. The corn can not get off the rolls quick enough ! This is where running your picker on 1000 rpms.....and engine half open plays a major part !!! With 250 bushel per acre corn......Im still moving at around 5 miles per hour. It works !

Ive used this picker for years !! Cheap running....spend 300 dollars on it ( a gear box repair ) in 25 years. Key !!!!! When this picker is left outside for just a few days a film of rust can build up on the snapper rolls in front of the picker. If you try to pick corn with even a tiny bit of dew on the stalks the leaves will instantly cling to the roll....and it will build up and break a roll ! This can happen as quick as moving it 15 feet. The rolls are hard to find and expensive ! Always allow the dew to come off first ! The sheller unit.... not the super sheller.. ( by myself ) I could pick two semi loads of corn a day...and have them loaded on the semi. With my 6600 John Deere combine....I cant do that ! The reason ??? Chasing wagons ! Have to take wagons out in various areas of the field .....then go get them again. No need for that with the two row ! Pick until the load is full....finished !

Cool bearings man

Temp gun can be your best friend running hay baler and combines

Man I love that tiny old bin, especially with those kind of cicadas (Scissor Grinder) buzzing away. We have those in Iowa. The ones here in MN have a boring call, just one long steady note.

Hey dude,,sorry to hear about the cow dying. That sucks, but its farm life.

How is dingleberry doing❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

Love the channel, really like the corn grinding.

Sorry to hear about Mama cow and hope Dingleberry’s offspring does well.

nice calf hope it keeps growing and stays healthy. good luck with your cows, it if bad when the cow just die for no apparent reason.

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Making that cow chow 👍👍

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A landscaper I worked for in ‘86-‘87 had a’74 Fleetstar former Ontario Ministry of Transport snow plough truck with a 478 and and Allison 4 speed single axle, but it was a pig on gas compared to his ‘72 Ford LN8000 single axle with a Cat 1160 with a 5x2 trans and a sander.

The 2010 and it’s heavier Fleetstar 2110 were the gas versions with 478 and 549 V8s. They also had the legendary IH 450 Red Diamond ♦️ in-line 6 gasser that the counties loved. Dodge used the 478/549 V8s in their C700/800/900 swing fender trucks for those wanting bigger power than their own 361/413 big blocks. The Fleetstar 2050s had midrange diesels like the IH DV550 (a converted 549) the Cat 1160-3208, Detroit 6v53 and Cummins 555 V8s. The Fleetstar 2070s had big bore diesels like the 6-71 Detroit, Cummins 250, 270, 290, and 350. They were produced from 1968 to 1977 when the S2200/2500/2600 took over. They all had short hoods with a 93” BBC for pulling 45’ trailers in 55’ states.

Just remember, there’s a reason they quit making 3 wheelers. Be safe!

I really enjoy your videos looking forward to seeing the crops grow when you go on your little ATV tours record it it'll be awesome Hondas are the best machines made you need to adjust the valves on that Big Red those are dang good machines looking forward to seeing more thanks for taking me along how's your dog doing take care God bless

When i was young the cultivating was done with a Farmall H. I enjoyed it, i have my Grandpa’s H and found a cultivator for it. Would like to get it mounted and have something to cultivate.

Love the videos, I especially like your equipment. It reminds me of the equipment my Grandfather used.

Dig the 3-wheeler! Crops look good. Yeah, a front-mount cultivator would be very nice.

neat seeing all the different crops. you do a great amount of work! working a 40hr. job and farming along with the videos! does not leave much time during the season of farming! good luck and take care!

I've been watching your channel ever since Dirt, Grain, & Steel mentioned your channel a few years back (Gleaner parts). You work your tail off and I appreciate you putting these videos out. Nice to see you growing pumpkins, asparagus, & sweet corn. Keep on making video content.

Fields definitely looking good, plenty of water, should be a good year farming. Don’t like the 3 wheelers with the single wheel in front anymore, getting too old. I love my Ryker with the single wheel in the rear !

Corn looks pretty good. I like your three wheeler, l have two 250 big reds myself

Neat video. Speaking of weeds, do you have much trouble with water hemp? We have it everywhere including our neighbors. Ya don’t see 3 wheelers anymore, look great 👍

Angel is a good girl

Yup, coolest truck by far.

Looked like the boys at the car show were waiting for a wheelie ! Balin’ looking good.

great job, it is great to be ahead of the game with hay! it is so much better to do it over having to buy hay because you were short. how are the cattle doing? dingle berry pulling his weight? how many caves did you end up with season ?

International trucks have car shows. IH Scout & Truck Nationals. I went to one in Ohio many years ago. Look up a 47-49 KB1. Or the Scout ll. Early 70's pickups were nice too.

We had a 856. Truly great tractor.

I use this same picker....... travel is way to fast ! Shelling on the rows ! Corn cant even make it up the elevator ! Nothing should be bogged up !

That whole field could have been wind rowed into 2 rows.. dNg that's thin..

Sorry to see this. Amazing to me how some had zero compassion and only negative.

Our picking equipment was the 560 diesel with a New Idea 2 row mounted. Worked great. Lots of late night November evening's picking.

Miss the days of filling silo. We had 2 22x80s. Chopped with the 856 and a New Holland super 717. 3 H&S boxes,1456 on the blower, dragging wagons with the MD and the 560 diesel.

Do you cut any silage for storage?

Juat found ya,,trying to fet up to speed.

856 is one of the best Red Power tractors ever built.