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The Random Farmer
Приєднався 24 бер 2016
Berkeley rebuild Changing the seal in a Berkeley pump
Replacing a seal in a Berkeley sprinkler pump
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Building a hay squeeze
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Working on putting a hay squeeze together for handling bales
Easy leaf clean up, square baling all my leaves!
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Easy leaf clean up, square baling all my leaves!
The easiest way to separate worm cocoons from bedding, increasing worm farm population! Ikes Worms
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Ikes Ez Screen www.ebay.com/itm/325686894193?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rXDUw1NaTDW&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=rXDUw1NaTDW&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Fixing a large diesel generator, auction buy
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Fixing a large diesel generator, auction buy
Whole home generator runs only a few seconds and wont produce power
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Whole home generator runs only a few seconds and wont produce power
Making money selling equipment
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Making a little extra money with buying and selling used machinery
Making my own fertilizer. Brewing worm tea for a hay field
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Testing out worm tea on a hay field
One of the first zero turn mowers made, will it run? Estate sale special
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Trying to get an old yazoo commercial mower running after sitting in a barn for many years
Cutterbar work on the 5209 discbine
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Cutterbar work on the 5209 discbine
Thoughts on a countyline 40 ton logsplitter.....actually working it
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A quick look at my countyline woodsplitter I bought for around the farm
shop torpedo heater turned all the way up and then some
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shop torpedo heater turned all the way up and then some
Picking up hay with my remote control truck
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Picking up hay with my remote control truck
1st cutting hay, cutting, raking and baling
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1st cutting hay, cutting, raking and baling
Tractor issues.....trying to service a T4.75 New Holland
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Tractor issues.....trying to service a T4.75 New Holland
Designing and building a full size truck remote controller
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Designing and building a full size truck remote controller
Trying out the cheapest pilot arc plasma cutter from Amazon on rusty metal
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Trying out the cheapest pilot arc plasma cutter from Amazon on rusty metal
Starting a farm, a look at my equipment
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Starting a farm, a look at my equipment
Generator not making power. Testing, diagnosing and repairing.
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Generator not making power. Testing, diagnosing and repairing.
Good Job Man!
Why wouldn't you do it again? It looked like it was a win for the baler.
I feel your pain. My son put a lift pump on the fuel line so no priming issues. He is a diesel man and said they all use lift pumps in the trucks so why not the tractor? He also discovered that the engine in the t4.75 is the same exact engine as the t4.95. He got a tuner box that goes inline on the fuel harness and now we have 20 more HP and it is noticeable. Pulling the discbine up hill does not require I downshift now.
Excellent, I go to do that...
Have one. So does my son, and brother. Started building them i think in '45. When my dad started selling them in 1976, almost 80% of the first year models were still going. P.S. your fuel filter will flow better, if flipped around. But id use a new one, to keep the junk out of the carb.
Did you come up with a new recipe for this year??
Unfortunately I just never got to it this year. I've been keeping pretty busy. Have any you care to share?
"I'll just put it in a baggie. What? If you're watching this you're probably cheap too." 🤣🤣🤣 Right on brother 👊 Nicely done
Know nothing about farmimg/equipmemt but enjoyed the content. Maybe i should flip equipment instead of cars.
Where do you find these auctions ?
coil very hot
I had a small Generac that had voltage regulator problems and it turned out to be that the connections on the regulator board had corroded somewhat. After cleaning up the connector contacts and putting it back together the generator put out proper voltage.
It's a shame these great deals are never in my neck of the woods. I always find them 12 to 1500 miles away.
Anyone able to tell me how to access the dash menu? I tried the steps in an online manual but nothing seems to work. I also need help diagnosing a weird symbol on the led screen. I have a 2021 powerstar 75.
I purchased another shop vac because it costs too much money for a replacement motor. I’ll bring the motor to work tomorrow and test it out. If I can’t repair the motor I’m going to make a rolling planter vase out of the vacuum
I used gear oil on the washer/spacer & a brass harbor freight mallet to get the rusted spindle off of the washer/spacer
It seems relatively simple but do you have any specifications?
And you are not standing on the ground at all you are standing on the floor.
What's with the poofy gloves?
Only problem i see with this is if/when the barrel burns out all the CO goes directly into your house. If your sleeping at the time its gunna be a forever nap
yeah buddy, mowing with those old yazoo's is like riding tilt a whirl at the fair. lots of fun. great mowers
Yep, great machine. I have a YR48 with a 16hp single cylinder cast iron B&S. Some FYI for those new to these mowers, you can get AG tires for them if your lawn tires spin too much. Check the trans oil by loosening the bolt on top of the tranny and removing the large flat steel circle cover and the large rubber washer then look inside it. If the oil is not clear, (first time I checked mine it looked like chocolate milk) there is a 3/8" square pipe thread plug directly under the trans to drain the oil. Refill it with 30wt motor oil, though some of the newer Yazoo's take 40wt, fill it so the gears at the top are halfway in the oil. Mine takes nearly 5 qts. Mine had terrible traction and couldn't climb anything till I changed the tranny oil, now it's fine. Get used to using the brake a LOT. But be careful not to stomp on it. Use it gently but use it. You'll need to use it to keep from running into things because the steering is a little tricky and its forward and backward motions can be a bit too fast at times.
I like the sifter idea, but could you scale it up to the large mortar tray? What size hardware cloth do you use? Is there any maintenance that needs to be done for the offset wheels or bottom? How long do you expect it to last? Thank you so much for the video, and sharing your knowledge and experience.
I used to build the large mortar tray version but it was too expensive to ship due to size. As long as you use hardwood for the rollers(which I do), it's like a wood bearing and will last years. The cloth typically comes in large rolls so it's expensive to first purchase. Some places will cut to length though.
How do I reconnect wires mine says 1245 with 4 terminals on switch also motor
What in the red neck
I see that lawnmower transaxle there running at it’s recommended speed never going to overheat
I absolutely love coming to these videos thinking I'm actually going to watch someone who's done this before and to get insight regarding how to fix something.....only to find out they are as clueless as I am. I'm going to start making UA-cam videos fixing random things I've never fixed before
They can't all be winners. At least you'll know what to expect haha
Hopefully you'll see this. Have you replaced your crankcase breather filter? Apparently it's pretty important but for the life of my I have no idea where it is or how hard it is to replace.
I haven't replaced it yet. I only have about 1100 hrs on it at this point. To be honest it's a pretty darn good tractor so far. Plenty of power. I dont think I'd worry about my crankcase breather for awhile yet. Alot of em you can just clean when needed but I'm not sure on this one. Thanks for bringing it up though!
@therandomfarmer4231 - The other winter I had oil leakage from my dip stick/fill cap. Overpressure from something getting plugged up with ice, possibly the crank case filter though that should be way too hot to form ice. I have the crankcase filter in hand but can't find detailed instructions of how it needs to be installed or where the filter is even located. Thanks for the video btw. I did my first oil change on my 2014 T4.75 and a few of you UA-cam guys with T4 series really made the jobs go so much smoother than they would have! Keep up the good work!
Very good job Fantastic Thank you for vídeo.
Cool machine! I love those Wisconsins. Someone must have converted it from magneto ignition to battery ignition. Can't quite see how they did it but somehow they ran the high tension wire into the mag and used it as a distributor.
Nice!
Hello, I just got the same one but older, how to you remove the front knob?
New Sub That's a nice machine really goes pretty fast Like that So enjoy The splitting And we'll catch you on another one stay safe my friend have a good day
Sorry brother-- it's a no-go for me. You broke the book on safety and for me it's always safety first.
Great video. I saw one where the guy used one transformer and pulled over 600 pounds till his gauge maxed out.
The seat was replaced they use to be black with higher back and Yazoo name on it.
I figured the float thing out on accident once
Thank you for sharing❤
I was charging my car battery with my 225 Lincoln welder and it started out doing okay then it started making a funny noise and it blowed the breaker I let it cool down I reset the breaker started again and it made a funny noise and then shut down😊
hehehe...that was a bit painful to watch, which leads me to believe you're not very mechanically inclined. :) But at least ya got it working again.
Piss poor design.ill stick with my John deere
In the grand scheme of it all, this is really a minor thing. Especially with its really long oil change interval. It's only got about 1100 hours on it but it's been a solid tractor. Has been my main workhorse the last couple years. From the new deeres I've seen, you deere guys are dealing with the same stuff. The old iron that's in good shape is harder to find. That's for sure.
LOL!! Well hey pretty lady. HAHA!
I love the setup! Was about to mention additional saftey sensors but you got em! Needs a bit more air and if you really wanna get a clean burn you can mod a regular oil burner to work.
Nice review, you get down to the important stuff.
Why don't they just have a reset button
You know what I did ? I went to home depot and got a new shop vac.
First I was like, ya finally a man who fixes shit and knows what he’s going then.. I’m sitting here yelling “wtf you doing!! Not that way, stop!!” When you were trying to get in by removing the impeller lol
I'd follow you to the auction...love it!
Got 2 of them. Set one up vertical and one horizontal. Then my Estonmade Axis arrived after waiting for a year, 2 months and 20 days! Game changer.
I just went and watched a video on one of those. Now that's quite a machine
got one that was being used at a rural airport to tow light aircraft around....exact same model as yours
Thats a pretty cool use for one of these. Sure are heavy enough.