Matt it sounds like the issue with the A/c is a bad expansion valve. Thats more than likely the problem and if you replace it its a good idea to replace the drier accumulator. Hope Carter gets better soon. Keep up the good work.
^ i didn't realize with a expansion valve you cant use just a gage alone, you have to use temperature to check that thing - that was the second lesson. The first lesson learned - not flushing between compressors since compressors come with oil pre loaded.
Also good luck with that expansion valve also, it was brass and the threads on the pipe are aluminum, needless to say we had to re-weld a nipple on the pipe for the expansion valve.
This year I had winter rye that I experimented with planting corn and beans. Some I disc'd down before planting, some I roll-crimped and planted, some I planted into green and rroll-crimped after the main crop emerged, some I didn't plant any crop into and left it to see how long it kept the weeds back. We had six weeks of no rain after planting. The most successful was what was planted into the standing rye, the rye brought up moisture from way down plus it trapped any dew. So if you are running into replanting cotton because you're not getting sufficient moisture to germinate then I'd say to start testing fall rye and spring oats plus other cover crop mixes you can plant into standing green and terminate after. I've been following that technique used by a farmer running five thousand acres selling grain to food companies so the system is proven.
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Matt, we had a 4430 that had a bad leak in the a/c . It turned out to be the a/c lines that run up the left rear corner post of the cab, they were rusted out . So you may want to check them for holes.You have to raise the cab top and take the lines off the evaperator then take them off the lines that come from the compressor . .
Low side is suction it’s always going to pull. My question is . Are the pressures equal when running like 80-80 or is ur high side 150 low in the 40s .
Rolland Marvel from Frankford de Was wondering how far away from Chattanooga you were my wife travels there at least once a month and always wanted to see your operation first hand
When it's running right, lol😂. I did a 2 ti 1 swap with a neighbor cotton for beans. Thought I was going to pass out when I got the wrap bill, just shy of 10k for 230 acres.😢 ended up at 1467#, but, aerial blight hit us on grades, probably lost around 40k on grade reduction. Oh well, that's farming. Next year it'll be 1000# and be a dollar😂
Kelly it sounds like Sid's that can show up later in life why do young neighbor die at 32 and that's what they said it was Carter's too young to have any other problems like us when we're 56 he's probably always for a young fellow like that
Thanks for the updates. Be safe
Prayers for your Son and Family
Hopefully a good appointment with the doctor and you get a treatment plan put together.
Matt it sounds like the issue with the A/c is a bad expansion valve. Thats more than likely the problem and if you replace it its a good idea to replace the drier accumulator. Hope Carter gets better soon. Keep up the good work.
^ i didn't realize with a expansion valve you cant use just a gage alone, you have to use temperature to check that thing - that was the second lesson. The first lesson learned - not flushing between compressors since compressors come with oil pre loaded.
Also good luck with that expansion valve also, it was brass and the threads on the pipe are aluminum, needless to say we had to re-weld a nipple on the pipe for the expansion valve.
This year I had winter rye that I experimented with planting corn and beans. Some I disc'd down before planting, some I roll-crimped and planted, some I planted into green and rroll-crimped after the main crop emerged, some I didn't plant any crop into and left it to see how long it kept the weeds back. We had six weeks of no rain after planting. The most successful was what was planted into the standing rye, the rye brought up moisture from way down plus it trapped any dew. So if you are running into replanting cotton because you're not getting sufficient moisture to germinate then I'd say to start testing fall rye and spring oats plus other cover crop mixes you can plant into standing green and terminate after. I've been following that technique used by a farmer running five thousand acres selling grain to food companies so the system is proven.
I don’t know how long you’ve been following us, but we plant green into cover crop every year
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Awesome Video and Much Love as Always!!!
So good to hear the enthusiasm in your voice. Just stay positive and take what God gives you. Love your videos
I really enjoy your videos, I've been struggling with mental health and watching your videos help calm me down!
Sounds like expansion valve on the 4440 is bad
Had a 4650 do the same on the ac, expansion valve on top of cab was the issue
You would be correct. That was one of the problems. Along with leaking seal in the compressor
Dylan Joyce just had an AC issue. He replaced the little valves on the high and low pressure ports
You’re still a spring chicken wait until you get my age(76) hope Kelly is feeling better have a good Christmas cheers from Bundaberg Australia
I have heard alot of young people having heart trouble from getting the covid shots. I know of two myself . Good luck praying for you from ohio,
None of the Griggs got the shot. So its not from that at least.
None of us got the Fauci Ouchie
Prayers for Carter and Kellee that the doctors figure out what is happening and get it under control. May god guide them to the answers.
Matt, we had a 4430 that had a bad leak in the a/c . It turned out to be the a/c lines that run up the left rear corner post of the cab, they were rusted out . So you may want to check them for holes.You have to raise the cab top and take the lines off the evaperator then take them off the lines that come from the compressor . .
Yep, those lines are a known area to rust and leak, like you said.
same problem we had too, it was under the line insulation in that corner post
Your expansion valve in the top of the cab is stuck
You are correct. The compressor seal was leaking and expansion valve wasn’t working
Happy birthday Matt glad you are finally legal to drink 😂stay safe my friend
Good luck for you and the lad.
A month behind and then it went to I wish I had my old picker back and now it’s the greatest thing I’ve ever bought.
Fantastic video glad you are working all the bugs out Happy Holidays 👍🏻😉🙋♂️
Low side is suction it’s always going to pull. My question is . Are the pressures equal when running like 80-80 or is ur high side 150 low in the 40s .
Algodão tá lindo muito bonito❤❤❤
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Hi Matt … how come it looks like there’s still about 5% of colton left on the plant after the picker has gone over it ?
No harvest machine is 100% efficient. Even combines leave grain on the ground
Rolland Marvel from Frankford de
Was wondering how far away from Chattanooga you were my wife travels there at least once a month and always wanted to see your operation first hand
About 3.5-4 hrs. Our daughter lives there
When it's running right, lol😂. I did a 2 ti 1 swap with a neighbor cotton for beans. Thought I was going to pass out when I got the wrap bill, just shy of 10k for 230 acres.😢 ended up at 1467#, but, aerial blight hit us on grades, probably lost around 40k on grade reduction. Oh well, that's farming. Next year it'll be 1000# and be a dollar😂
For next year, our wrap cost is down about 15% for TAMA. Hopefully yours will be too
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Kelly it sounds like Sid's that can show up later in life why do young neighbor die at 32 and that's what they said it was Carter's too young to have any other problems like us when we're 56 he's probably always for a young fellow like that