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We have a similar aftermarket roof and windshield...I wish I had found this video earlier, we have replaced the struts once, they are broken again. The roof is starting to crack due to the stress and the front windshield is so wobbly due to the small bolts holding it on. We need a new windshield due to a crack, was going to buy the whole framing again due to the struts and cracked roof, but maybe we could do the modifications and just buy the windshield. Thank you for this video.

yep i need one this helped me say ill do a pole barn / barn geek timberframe type

Looks like a good project. Good luck with which ever way you go.

Chris I've heard there's not many things more expensive than a cheap combine. That machine looks very fixable but a man needs the time. You don't have too much money into it so no one would blame you for scraping it and moving on.

The shaft thats broken/bent is the drive for the raddle chain. Shouldnt be too bad to rplace. To get it to shift into first or reverse the other side has to be perfectly centered in neutral. Not sure why it sticking in gear unless its just the linkage letting it go too far.

Keiter farm equipment parts yard north of Harrisburg has all the parts you would need

I have a hydrostatic drive pump off of a G cleaner. Hydrostat Drive.. if anyone is interested in it. 🤷🏻‍♂️👨‍🌾

All one hydraulics on the side under the radiator -- lift , variable speed shiv (under unloading auger), power steering ! shifters go Directly down to the transmission / front diff can get to under header/ feeder housing get under and spray all the linkages and where the rods go into the trans.!!!! main brake and clutch on different sides on the trans. the shifter linkages has a bunch of triangle direction change plates. well at least 2. may be worn out. you can make them the shaft that is broke is on the feeder chain that brings the material back to the straw walkers i think think it is just a strait shaft with sets for chain sprockets! i have a full manual for it and a parts manual not in great shape but !!! ran one of the old girls many years dad had 3 of them at different times on on propane the engine by itself ought to be worth a grand to someone!! Hope you dont give up on the old girl sound like she runs pretty good , all the wiring runs on the radiator side of the combine ,big red light is the trap door on the thrashing cylinder btw

Put in on tractor house for $2,500 or best offer you’ll be surprised

Same as our hay tedder from what I gather?

I'm not sure about combines, but you said it wouldn't start and it was in gear. my Volvo 240 has a "shiftlock" which is a series of electronic connectors that tells the computer that the car is in gear and it will not start. I had to pull my shifter out, clean the connectors, tighten the bolts (this caused me to have "sloppy" shifting and I believe that this was the culprit), and replace the missing nylon bushings in the shifter linkage to the transmission. Starting problem solved. Maybe there is something similar on your tractor? Hopefully your transmission isn't failing.

Chris, how were you planning to use this machine? Corn, soybeans, wheat, oats? Depending on how many acres you have maybe an old pull type unit would do the job. For the first two years I shelled organic corn I used a two row New Idea corn picker with a sheller. Got the job done fine for 10-15 acres.

That's the curse of most old combines that you're dealing with. I'd say auction it, but don't think you'll get your money back. That's about a $200 - $300 combine in SEWI. Maybe $100 ea per head. The manuals might bring around $20. Parting it out may be the way to go. Get rid of what you know is good & scrap the rest. OR.... get your money from the parts & turn the rest of the combine into an amusement piece for the kids. Gut out the separator unit & put in a slide that ends out the back or something. 🤔 I'm fairly certain that's been done before too. And.... you'd have the only one in the area.

Just my opinion, I’d send that combine down the road and focus on less stressful/complex projects and machinery that can turn a profit. Best of luck with your decision… 👍

Somewhere on youtube i seen a Durby with those in some fair😮

In south central Minnesota Gleaner combines were common. Having said that we had 3 used IH combines of the same model. Interchangeable parts. Thank you Chris.

Good morning Chris ☕☕☕ It's too bad the ol gal needs so much love..

Good morning Chris ☕☕☕

Chris that is a classic old machine, sorry it disappoint you at this time, I am sure someone will be interested in that

Blessed wishes with whichever way you go Chris, as they say, farming is a gamble. Hope you have a blessed day and week ahead my friend.

Well dang Mr Chris, I was hoping to see the ole gal out in the field! I Can totally understand your views though, time is money!! If it wasn't so wide, I would venture up and take it off your hands ,😉 That diesel can be a touch aggravating to start, and they do slobber alot "unburnt" fuel if not ran at a pretty good pace. Lots if idling will add to that. The shifter most likely is an adjustment and lubricant issue. My K had the same shifter style and wouldn't go in 1 or R either. Lots of lube and some adjustments did the trick. The hydraulic block on those series do leak, o-rings usually take care of that. The unload auger belt will drive a man crazy flopping over there like that 🤣 The shaft could be some work, depending so I understand. I would totally take it off your hands if you were closer. The transport would kill me. Keep us posted, I hope it all works out in the end in your favor sir!! I love the ole gleaners!! You should be able to sell it outright especially with a diesel and 30" corn head. Thank you sir for bringing us along! Look fwd to seeing whats next!! 😁😁👌🏻👌🏻🍉🍉🌽🌽

Why are the truss brases so short?

P.R.C. Is People’s republic of China. Made in China sounds too cheap 😂

shit ass workmanship its a nail in their coffin wont be in business for long good luck on getting it taken care of

Are going to use a cultivator? Do you use that planter for pumpkins?

How did you solve all the problems with the company? I just purchased 1 building and I would like to know what should I been looking for?

Hey man, good description of the 2 kinds of spreaders. I have a pull type spreader for ATVs that is 12 years old. I recently had to replace the veins on the disk. You should get yourself some fluid film. Everytime you get done with it, clean it up then coat it with the film. No rust

Glad you got some nice weather to plant. Do the raccoons bother your sweet corn? Around here we have to use electric fencing to keep them out.

whos the building with?

i got same one from ritchie bros auction, the hoses fit on same machine case sv185, the hammer starts and stops of its own accord, not used it for work yet, will report back when i do, Australia.

Curious about your population with the different Variety of corn , would like to see a update on each field , since it has been a few weeks ..

Your pins need to be in the other way. With the cotter pins towards the inside so to prevent anything hitting them.

Cool😊 hope it all grows way better then you expect

Did you say May? And people complain when my videos are 4-5 days behind 😂

Looks good - that’s a nice small farm planting combo…👍

Good to see you getting some "Seat Time". Good luck with the corn varieties. Thanks for the ride alongs. Happy Father's Day.

Nice Chris, dump question...Sweet corn can be sold for eating fresh, just want to know if you will dry pop corn first before selling and is the Red Stalk and Field corn also is for fresh cooking and eating

🙂👍🏻 Is the angle correct on your planter tilt/pitch? Our 2 row runner planter needs to be level to maintain correct depth 🤔

Good morning Chris ☕☕☕ Happy Father's Day!!

Personally I think your rows looked good. I've heard that phrase about crooked rows in the upper Midwest. We did strive to look good along the roads. Thank you Chris.

GPS and auto steer would make planting even more fun. Lol

There is an oil filter kit 4x2oilkit that can be added to these without filters.

stand it on end and cut out a door. wrap the pipe with tubing in each of its ribs. punch and thread holes through the lining of the pipe at regular intervals affixing the tubing to each hole with something like dripline nosels except open enough to emit a hard spray. have a valve between each ring of pipe and set a timer on the valves so they open and close in sequence from bottom to top then back to the bottom. outdoor shower....

Just say no to chinesium

*Nice spreader. Sweet Corn?* #WorldsOkayestFarmer

We always called ours, a crusher, but conditioner is the right name for it. Ya got a good buy on it.

You have the safety chains crossed , this is why they didn't fix the hook you tried connecting it to, Time 10:12 in video.

sure is a lot of work in the spring but well worth the effort , at least it should be

Very nice Chris, you start getting the new ground ready

Man yeah!! Getting after it!! I love that spreader, and the tractor it's hooked too!! Look fwd to seeing what's next!! 😁😁👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🌽🌽🌽