Can't believe you left it there that long ! I would have taken it back after 7 months. I'd deduct the cost of the turbo off his bill too, if the turbo was good and he was dumb enough to leave it out in the weather he should pay for it.
There are also differences like on a case ih magnum, a 7220, and 7240 have the same cube engine people think they turn the pump way up, but do they realize the radiator is larger on a 7240, and an intercooler.
Lights look good 👍 We've borrowed a couple IH tractors of that vintage. The old cans suck!! So loud!! I don't see much battle on the bill,. When you give him one for what you've had to do.. he should owe you!!! 👍🥃🥃🍻
I would have freaked out on the guy! I think I might have told ya Mat about my tranny problems with my 986 1yr 9 months later I have my loader tractor back! 🍺🍻🍻🇺🇸
I'm glad you got the 806 back, it's to bad the mechanic didn't fix everything on it like you expected, if you took it to a IH dealer that sometimes you might have to spend a few bucks more for the parts & labor, are you ready for Christmas? 🎅🌲🎁🚜
From a person with real experience, the 806 engine was not equipt with piston cooling nozzles, a turboed engine from factory would come with those, im not saying people havent gotten by putting them on engines that were not designed for a turbo, BUT it will most certainly shorten its life. There are things you can get by with like turning up the pump 15% with out much incident. I hope u find the info valuable.
I've kinda known there were differences in the dt motors vs the regular ones. When my dad had his 806 with the turbo, it cracked the block, I'm sure because it was not meant for the extra hp, and that tractor did all the heavy work back in the day. I don't really need any extra power out of my 806 anymore. It used to be my big tractor years ago, but like you said, it's probably better off without the turbo. Thanks
The engine in my truck needs rebuilding. So it sits and I have to use a bicycle to get around. I have never used a mechanic, if I cannot fix it myself I will get rid of it. Had to restore some rigs someone did to the van. Had fun making my own fuel lines. The real fun comes when you have to make your own Diesel injection lines!
I'm glad you got the 806 back and working. That sure sucks all of the stuff that wasn't right on it, especially the turbo. Did you get all of your parts back? The 856 I worked on got run for 8 hrs here before it went home. What happened with the 930? You mentioned it ticking or something awhile back. Also Merry Christmas if you don't post another video before 😅👍
Yep, I got everything back. The 930 needs overhauled too, it's got a bad piston. A friend of mines son is going to tech school for ag mechanics, so he is going to do the work on the 930 for a school project. Works out good, he's got a project to learn on and I don't have to pay labor 👌👌
I hope his teacher knows something about old 💩 then 🤣🤣 Well regardless, that one should get fixed in a more timely fashion. I often hesitate to take on a job when time may be of importance... cattle and the weather can sure screw up a time-line. Will we ever see the Magnum off the spreder? 🤣🤣 catch ya later 👍
WTF 😳 hell, when I was 14, I was fixing 🤬ups like most of that... A turbo with the straight pipe will be a lot quieter!! Keep track of your time and whatever parts you've had to get to fix his 🐂💩.. including a new turbo!! And send him a bill.
I think they're called par 36 lights. They're actually a garden light from Amazon, but they seem to work really good and are pretty cheap. I've had them in my 1586 and 766 about 3 years and no troubles. Thanks for watching, hopefully things are going good your way
sucks when u take something to get fixed because u dont have the time and them wait longer than what was agreed on sucks. Been there with a skidloader repair back in the day with a local mechanic
I don't know about the dealership any more my buddy took his JD to the JD dealer and they screwed up what they was supposed to fix and they put a dent in his hood and over charged him .The long story he had to get his lawyer involved before they made it some what right.
@@hartungdairyfarm0713 I know that's right farming is hard these day's. I learned a long time ago when you farm if you figured it on a hourly wage you would realize just how broke you were. Lmao.
if I were you I’d be raging at all the shit that guy screwed up and then to take over a year and a half. I’d send the bill back and have him refigure what it should really be factoring in how long it took and the issues you dealt with after the fact or else lawyer up
Can't believe you left it there that long ! I would have taken it back after 7 months. I'd deduct the cost of the turbo off his bill too, if the turbo was good and he was dumb enough to leave it out in the weather he should pay for it.
Good to see the 806 back and working. That would suck to wait that long and have that much wrong with something.🍻🍻🍻🍻
Glad to have it back, but what a fiasco 🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣 thank you sir 🍻🍻🍻🍻
I remember 806 last farmer I work for I got to use it for 4 1/2 years tractor was awesome good luck with your 806 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
They're a good ol tractor. Thank you sir 🍻🍻🍻🍻
At least the 806 is alive again. It's hard to get good mechanic work these days. Even the big dealerships are lacking experienced people.
Wow just wow
There are also differences like on a case ih magnum, a 7220, and 7240 have the same cube engine people think they turn the pump way up, but do they realize the radiator is larger on a 7240, and an intercooler.
Just need a can of Black stove paint. It's high temp paint. Fix that muffler right up. Enjoy the videos. Have a good one
That's a great idea. Thanks
Lights look good 👍
We've borrowed a couple IH tractors of that vintage. The old cans suck!! So loud!!
I don't see much battle on the bill,. When you give him one for what you've had to do.. he should owe you!!! 👍🥃🥃🍻
I would have freaked out on the guy! I think I might have told ya Mat about my tranny problems with my 986 1yr 9 months later I have my loader tractor back! 🍺🍻🍻🇺🇸
All tractors should have steps like the 806 has.
That's for sure 👍
Sometimes you need to vent about jobs that people have done for you. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
I had to redo a few clips from the video because the profanities got a little much lol . Thanks.
I'm glad you got the 806 back, it's to bad the mechanic didn't fix everything on it like you expected, if you took it to a IH dealer that sometimes you might have to spend a few bucks more for the parts & labor, are you ready for Christmas? 🎅🌲🎁🚜
In this case I would've been way better off sending it to the local ih shop. Live and learn. Hope you had a good Christmas, it was a muddy mess here
Big 806 fan, glad you got it back going
They're a great tractor 👌👌
Wow I am so sorry to hear this if you was in Pennsylvania I got a really good HI mechanic dam I know it’s hard to find a good mechanic
Live and learn I guess. I'll never go to that place again
From a person with real experience, the 806 engine was not equipt with piston cooling nozzles, a turboed engine from factory would come with those, im not saying people havent gotten by putting them on engines that were not designed for a turbo, BUT it will most certainly shorten its life. There are things you can get by with like turning up the pump 15% with out much incident. I hope u find the info valuable.
I've kinda known there were differences in the dt motors vs the regular ones. When my dad had his 806 with the turbo, it cracked the block, I'm sure because it was not meant for the extra hp, and that tractor did all the heavy work back in the day. I don't really need any extra power out of my 806 anymore. It used to be my big tractor years ago, but like you said, it's probably better off without the turbo. Thanks
The engine in my truck needs rebuilding. So it sits and I have to use a bicycle to get around. I have never used a mechanic, if I cannot fix it myself I will get rid of it. Had to restore some rigs someone did to the van. Had fun making my own fuel lines. The real fun comes when you have to make your own Diesel injection lines!
Probably the way to go, hoping someone will do a good job fixing without a monstrous bill is getting rare.
@@hartungdairyfarm0713 That's why I fixed my transmission myself!
Yeah one of our tractors had a obnoxious whine in the cab too ... Then I got divorced.
And I thought the bull gears were bad to listen too..... Glad mine never goes to the field with me 👍🏻🍺🍺🍺
👍🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm glad you got the 806 back and working. That sure sucks all of the stuff that wasn't right on it, especially the turbo. Did you get all of your parts back? The 856 I worked on got run for 8 hrs here before it went home. What happened with the 930? You mentioned it ticking or something awhile back. Also Merry Christmas if you don't post another video before 😅👍
Yep, I got everything back. The 930 needs overhauled too, it's got a bad piston. A friend of mines son is going to tech school for ag mechanics, so he is going to do the work on the 930 for a school project. Works out good, he's got a project to learn on and I don't have to pay labor 👌👌
I hope his teacher knows something about old 💩 then 🤣🤣 Well regardless, that one should get fixed in a more timely fashion. I often hesitate to take on a job when time may be of importance... cattle and the weather can sure screw up a time-line. Will we ever see the Magnum off the spreder? 🤣🤣 catch ya later 👍
WTF 😳 hell, when I was 14, I was fixing 🤬ups like most of that...
A turbo with the straight pipe will be a lot quieter!!
Keep track of your time and whatever parts you've had to get to fix his 🐂💩.. including a new turbo!! And send him a bill.
Glad you're getting it straightened out..... Did you figure out the pressure light?
The pressure light hasn't given me anymore fits 🤷♂️. Hopefully it was nothing
Thanks for the videos! What kind of lights did you put in that 806?
I think they're called par 36 lights. They're actually a garden light from Amazon, but they seem to work really good and are pretty cheap. I've had them in my 1586 and 766 about 3 years and no troubles. Thanks for watching, hopefully things are going good your way
sucks when u take something to get fixed because u dont have the time and them wait longer than what was agreed on sucks. Been there with a skidloader repair back in the day with a local mechanic
Sorry to hear about your 806. There’s no way in hell! I would pay him a dime! Until he and u readjust his bill! That’s crazy!
Yep, crazy the crap that guy did. Thanks
I don't know about the dealership any more my buddy took his JD to the JD dealer and they screwed up what they was supposed to fix and they put a dent in his hood and over charged him .The long story he had to get his lawyer involved before they made it some what right.
Wow. Seems pretty hard to find a person that takes pride in their work anymore
@@hartungdairyfarm0713 I know that's right farming is hard these day's. I learned a long time ago when you farm if you figured it on a hourly wage you would realize just how broke you were. Lmao.
Merry Christmas and im sure you wont be back at that shop ever again
Same to you. Definitely not going there ever again
if I were you I’d be raging at all the shit that guy screwed up and then to take over a year and a half. I’d send the bill back and have him refigure what it should really be factoring in how long it took and the issues you dealt with after the fact or else lawyer up
Yeah, I've made a list of his screw ups. I definitely refuse to pay that whole bill, so we'll see what happens. Thanks
Jeez, the guy must have known those things weren't right. Then not even make an attempt to correct it, just send it back out the door. That's terrible
Send him a bill for what you had to redo and parts.Not joking about that. And he endangered the person who drove the tractor home for you
I should charge time and a half for the hours spent after chores at night fixing his screw ups lol. Thanks for watching
So iam guessing you would recommend him to someone else? I would pay him half of what he sent ya for a bill!
That's kinda what I'm thinking. Thanks Keith 🍻 🍻
Sounds like you should have just replaced the engine yourself.
Yep. If I had a good place to work on it and a bit more time, that'd definitely been the way to go
I lived that nightmare