Mike, I’m a service technician from the UK, crazy seeing your kit, we have two 9RXs at our dealership and that’s considered a lot over here! To stop the beeping you can temporarily unplug the buzzer relay in the fuse box, it looks like a relay but has a speaker in the middle of it! Hope this helps!
My only problem if I encountered your convoy on the road would be finding a spot to pull over and gawk in utter amazement at the multiple millions of dollars of giant AG equipment rolling by! 😲🤠
U should stop and look at your taxes rolling buy gov owned and operated. Wake up people do some research everything that comes from this farm goes to china. They just sharecroppers using other nations equipment
You deserve an award for patience for dealing with that alarm for as long as you did. Thanks for all the uploads. It’s always nice to wake up to a Mike Mitchell vid. 👍
I yelled at mechanics after 3 hours of beeping. Never got fixed. Cant stand broken sensors, and that was a broken sensor if i’ve ever seen one. And the next machine had a list of about 10 that was busted
Just take an air horn into your John Deere dealer, hold the button down for four hours and see how they like it! I’m surprised some farmer hasn’t gone postal on a dealership yet!
Who else predicted that the sensor would not fix the problem? Paging Eric O. Please keep us updated. It is probably the wiring harness, with the pigtail the most likely point. Second option is a bad axle bearing allowing the tone ring to destroy the sensor.
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I’m sorry you have had such a frustrating day. If it makes you feel any better, my tractor broke down pretty much every hour the other day. When it comes to farm life, crap happens. Just keep going, and you’ll pull through.
That constant buzzing of the sensor certainly would irritate the living daylights out of me. If the owner of the dealership had to ride in your cab for even a short period of time the repair would already be completed
This is a problem that would be easily solved in the software. The third time this alarm turns on and makes you press ok, have another button made available that says “ignore until next restart” or something similar. That way these super annoying ones don’t make the operators go nuts, but people still get reminded there’s an issue every time they restart the tractor.
@@mikemitchell2554 In a semi truck the beeper is a tiny little round thing smaller than a pencil eraser with two metal prongs coming out of it. I had to remove it once and was amazed at how small yet how loud that thing was.
A cut sandwich should not be into triangles! If they are then they are not “driving food” because a corner will ALWAYS drop and spill the contents into your lap and onto the seat!
Another fantastic video, Mike. Thank you. I doubt I would have been as calm as you were having to put up with that stupid noise only to find out the part had never been ordered. Farm life is not always a bed of roses.
We have two tractors we are going to update in the very near future, a New Holland T9.560 and a T9.615. After watching your video there is little chance of me stepping foot in a JD dealership. Farming is a tough gig. Thank you for sharing your ups and downs.
This is why Mike is the best farming youtuber!! Would other farming youtubers let you listen to a sensor that makes you want to tie the knot? I don’t think so. That’s why Mike is the best.
Lots of constant constant constant hours drives a guy crazy. I admire you Mike/your bro and the rest of your crew. Thank you for feeding the world 🙏🙏🙏.
I would have already ripped that monitor off or unpluged it or something that noise would have already driven me nuts ----great video anyway thanks for the behind the scenes effort it takes to produce them
Interesting comment i heard the other day... "The industry has a problem far beyond right to repair. The equipment itself is not designed to deliver on its mission because breakdowns are inevitable. Being able to fix electronics quickly will help, but until the equipment is designed to be fault-tolerant, farmers will always be fighting technology AND the weather. "
Another brilliant video 📹. Love the willy wonka moment 🤣 another coming up as you drive 565 klicks to the other part of your farm!!🥵 such a small estate!!!🤪🤣
One thing about the old Massey. It doesn't have bunch of sensors. One time my Challenger derated just as crossing BNSF RR tracks. Talk about getting caught up on praying.
So what I have done in all my machines is disconnect the buzzers and beepers in all monitors cabs everything. I've taken the monitor apart and cut the soderd connections with side cutters. Highly recommend it!
On one of the Fergusons we ran, the sensor for you sitting in the seat was going off, and i had close to 600bales left to bale. I was so sick off that tractor, we traded it in 2 weeks later
I enjoy your videos and watching your operation. And sincerely enjoy the effort put into it. I got my 1st piece of fully computerized equip. this year and too “enjoy” the be***ing madness. Lol
Idk how it works for this big tractors, but in smaller JD u can just silence or remove buzzer completly. It looks like a relay, but it is usally looking like speaker on the chart/manual. And it have potentiometer on one side.
Hello Mike if you still have any hearing . That is why I love the older machines without any computers .. I already have my ears constantly ringing since I've been 15 years old
Man that was a painful episode to watch, I can still hear it!! Dammit !! And I was not even there. Side note, friendly reminder to everyone that don't care to wear ear protection when working in a noisy environment, that can become a constant thing you will hear all the time, night and day, and you can't turn it off, so please do take care.
It’s like the exhaust gas filter on some deeres. The book says you can change it like every 750 hrs. Change it every oil change or the engine will derate. Stupid sensors and extra stuff.
Surely you could either go into the monitor / controll system and turn off all audible alarms? at least other brands has that options (varying degree of hidden though), or just open the monitor and physically disconnect the speaker, usually just a 3 pin connector.
I reckon it will be more efficient to send one drill and tractor to the 75mile field. All drills are loosing 2 days of seeding time, neverminding hours on the tractors.
Pretty common thing if you buy a used air drill that is a ways from where you live , if you buy one hundred KM from your yard you can’t drive a tractor to get it so you get a semi.
@@olenilsen4660 prevents wear on a tractor it’s not a big difference but less wear on the tractors tires, transmission, engine etc as it costs a lot to fix a tractor and rebuild transmissions and diffs. Also about fuel efficiency and usage as tractors burn a lot of fuel in a hour. But it is mostly the wearing out of the machine.
@@coleholm7501 I know, but road wear pulling this empty should not be very tough on a tractor. And you´ll need one in the other end. I´m just curious what Mike´s reasons are.
@@olenilsen4660 It's is very tough on the tractors Tyres or tracks will over heat and start to get damaged Tracks especially cause they use the dirt in the field as lubrication so the can't fo fast or far on road When tyres coast a few k a peice amd tracks cost uo to 10k a peice you do want ever you can to reduce wear Also fuel usage would be be insane if you wind a tractor out to 20mph
I was in an 8320R that just made that beep with absolutely no active warning code. Just a blue info light on the cornerpost. Dealt with it the entire day while grain carting, drove me insane. Eventually just took out the fuse for the alarm.
Mike no need to apologise, grateful for the effort you put in to posting them, but the jobs more important 👍
Mike, I’m a service technician from the UK, crazy seeing your kit, we have two 9RXs at our dealership and that’s considered a lot over here! To stop the beeping you can temporarily unplug the buzzer relay in the fuse box, it looks like a relay but has a speaker in the middle of it! Hope this helps!
Thankyou for that!
My only problem if I encountered your convoy on the road would be finding a spot to pull over and gawk in utter amazement at the multiple millions of dollars of giant AG equipment rolling by! 😲🤠
Fair point, what is that, like 5 million dollars just passing by?
@@jacobk75 those tractors alone are 500,000 and each drill cost about 450,000
@@JaceJK47 in the video Mike says its a $700 to 800 hundred thousand dollar tractor.
@@GrantC78 Yea true I was thinking about our tractor which is a 9570r with wheels where thiers is a tracked version wich cost more
U should stop and look at your taxes rolling buy gov owned and operated. Wake up people do some research everything that comes from this farm goes to china. They just sharecroppers using other nations equipment
I feel your pain mike, some people won’t pass unless you pull over and stop it’s so frustrating,
Mike, I am thankful for all the videos you are doing. They are fun to watch and very educational. Thank you so much. God Bless you all.
Thanks Mike for sharing your pain with everyone
Ol Johnny Popper is driving Mike NUTS! LOL
Edit: Johnny Popper is also driving my dogs NUTS too
That screaming alarm sounds like there could be a Versatile out next year perhaps lol
At work, we put tape over the alarm speaker/port, helps immensely.
It's hard to find sometimes
You deserve an award for patience for dealing with that alarm for as long as you did. Thanks for all the uploads. It’s always nice to wake up to a Mike Mitchell vid. 👍
I yelled at mechanics after 3 hours of beeping. Never got fixed. Cant stand broken sensors, and that was a broken sensor if i’ve ever seen one. And the next machine had a list of about 10 that was busted
Geez, respect for trying to zone out that alarm for that long.
Just take an air horn into your John Deere dealer, hold the button down for four hours and see how they like it! I’m surprised some farmer hasn’t gone postal on a dealership yet!
Who else predicted that the sensor would not fix the problem? Paging Eric O.
Please keep us updated.
It is probably the wiring harness, with the pigtail the most likely point. Second option is a bad axle bearing allowing the tone ring to destroy the sensor.
Mike I have a question: Do you still think the sound is better in a John Deere? Haha
😂
Now that’s funny!!
@@douka3993 Lol 😂 that’s Funny 😄
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I’m sorry you have had such a frustrating day. If it makes you feel any better, my tractor broke down pretty much every hour the other day. When it comes to farm life, crap happens. Just keep going, and you’ll pull through.
When your tractor starts throwing codes you just turn your radio up😂😂
Or put on cb so all hear
Thanks for all the great videos Mike!
John deere alarms are the worst, they should provide an acknowledge button and alarm mute button
Have no idea how you stood the beeping all day ?? Wow ! I agree with you about the “ cut “ sandwich !!
That constant buzzing of the sensor certainly would irritate the living daylights out of me.
If the owner of the dealership had to ride in your cab for even a short period of time the repair would already be completed
Nope! Not the dealer, the guy that designed the sensor!
Your wave etiquette is just unwavering
Typical of farming, it's one thing going wrong after another. Good luck with the rest of your seeding and take care!
If these companies could just build the rest of the equipment as reliable and those damn alarms there would be no need for them alarms.
That's impossible the tractor built in America, and the alarms built in china
@@shanegauthier2896 so true
it's build to fail and increase dependance on dealer. That's how they make money.
@@lacombar and unfortunately they ALL do it now 😔
This is a problem that would be easily solved in the software.
The third time this alarm turns on and makes you press ok, have another button made available that says “ignore until next restart” or something similar.
That way these super annoying ones don’t make the operators go nuts, but people still get reminded there’s an issue every time they restart the tractor.
My ears really enjoyed this video :)
I’d rather work 36 hours when things are going well than 4 hours of that!
Yup, crazy Mike is back. The beeper broke him. 🥴😆🤣
Deeres have a beeper in the fuse panel. It’s shaped like a relay. Unplug that puppy lol
That's what I was looking for!
@@mikemitchell2554 In a semi truck the beeper is a tiny little round thing smaller than a pencil eraser with two metal prongs coming out of it. I had to remove it once and was amazed at how small yet how loud that thing was.
Glad to see you are actually human mike, LOL
We have a saying around our place when things get frustrating or stuff breaks down, “Call Ritchie Brothers”. 😂
Hahah I wouldn't have any equipment left! 😂
@@mikemitchell2554 one call solves all problems if you’re at the point of making that call. 😂
Man those sensors can drives you crazy. You could set fire to Johnny to stop this 😂😂😂!!
A cut sandwich should not be into triangles! If they are then they are not “driving food” because a corner will ALWAYS drop and spill the contents into your lap and onto the seat!
Another fantastic video, Mike. Thank you. I doubt I would have been as calm as you were having to put up with that stupid noise only to find out the part had never been ordered. Farm life is not always a bed of roses.
Your a better man than I Mike! Sitting at home I’m twitching lol that damn sensor
We have two tractors we are going to update in the very near future, a New Holland T9.560 and a T9.615. After watching your video there is little chance of me stepping foot in a JD dealership. Farming is a tough gig. Thank you for sharing your ups and downs.
Man I would have put my hand threw the screen 🤣🤣🤣 u have way more patience then me lol
This is why Mike is the best farming youtuber!! Would other farming youtubers let you listen to a sensor that makes you want to tie the knot? I don’t think so. That’s why Mike is the best.
Ha! 😂 I don't know about that, but I just wanted to share the noise with ya guys 🤷🏻♂️😂😂 and thanks!
Lots of constant constant constant hours drives a guy crazy. I admire you Mike/your bro and the rest of your crew.
Thank you for feeding the world 🙏🙏🙏.
New phone camera quality is 👌
I bet Ashton sabotaged your tractor. You gotta admit it would be funny!🤣
Tape of the slots in front of the buzzer. This will dampen the annoying beeping noise A LOT, much more than you would think.
Or just pull it out 🤷♂️
Did you guys watch the video? He couldn't find the place to tape.
@@terrybraun4175 Yes I watched the video. @ 5:37 he talked about taping the sensor, not the buzzer, two completely different things.
@@ITubeTooInc My bad, I didn't catch he said sensor. Although I think he was referring to the buzzer.
Band-aid plaster from first aid kit works really well.
I would have already ripped that monitor off or unpluged it or something that noise would have already driven me nuts ----great video anyway thanks for the behind the scenes effort it takes to produce them
I would’ve taken a fuse out immediately
I took a chewy candy and pasted it over the speaker.
Good pair of ear muff would save your ears in that situation and they are good for working with loud machinery.
Should have "accidentally" sat on your cb handle so that noise was transmitted for all to enjoy lol.
Yeeeeesssss
it's not his colleague's fault tho :(
You should get led signs on the back of your drills/tractors tht say pass now/don't pass. Would be pretty funny and helpful all the same time.
Totally agree on the sandwich cut...
A missed opportunity to be whistling along with your beloved tractor.
Thanks,for having a peeep in my ears for the next week..
Holy crap Mike how did you put up with that noise. I would have just parked in a field and walked home 🤣
didn't know you tractor had a jet engine 😂
Interesting comment i heard the other day... "The industry has a problem far beyond right to repair. The equipment itself is not designed to deliver on its mission because breakdowns are inevitable. Being able to fix electronics quickly will help, but until the equipment is designed to be fault-tolerant, farmers will always be fighting technology AND the weather. "
You have the patience of a Saint. Cause I couldn't of put up with that noise.
Always bring some noise cancelling headphones and blast some music to drown out the noise from sensor faillures and stuff ratteling and breaking 😂
No lie! Ear plugs and ear muffs go with me everywhere.
If you cant hear it is it broken?
The part is here!!!
Glad you made it to your field. New stuff isn't the best stuff.
Oh my I was laughing so hard when that darn sensor and the alert annoying sound you yelled shut up. I can't blame I'm sure I would get to that point.
If it was me id literaly unplug it 😂
@@southaussiegarbo2054 I don't think he can without throwing more sensor's off. I'm sure he tried lol
@@marshalloutdoors1791 fine id go an cut the wires then resolder them so it breaks 😂
@@southaussiegarbo2054 😆😂 that's a idea
@@marshalloutdoors1791 apparently its a fuse under seat making sound so pull that out 😂
Should of ask if you could use the ford tractor and give him the John Deere
You can unplug the buzzer inside the fuze box, this removes the sound but not the code
The size of your machines compared with the cars passing you guys is enormous.
Another brilliant video 📹. Love the willy wonka moment 🤣 another coming up as you drive 565 klicks to the other part of your farm!!🥵 such a small estate!!!🤪🤣
4:12 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh poor Mike
It will be very interesting to learn if the front axle was really at risk or just sensor false alarms... need to know!
One thing about the old Massey. It doesn't have bunch of sensors. One time my Challenger derated just as crossing BNSF RR tracks. Talk about getting caught up on praying.
500+km move? Crazy.
Looks like Ernie might be brought back to front line service😆😆😆😆
You done well to put up the beeping sensor for so long👍
There sould be laws fot the loudness and time of a beeper inside a cab.
Great video's Mike! The colors of this cam are much better
So what I have done in all my machines is disconnect the buzzers and beepers in all monitors cabs everything. I've taken the monitor apart and cut the soderd connections with side cutters. Highly recommend it!
Now u get into dog house lol
About the time the drill gets to where is going harvest will be over ! lol
Hahaha 🤷🏻♂️🤣
On one of the Fergusons we ran, the sensor for you sitting in the seat was going off, and i had close to 600bales left to bale. I was so sick off that tractor, we traded it in 2 weeks later
I enjoy your videos and watching your operation. And sincerely enjoy the effort put into it. I got my 1st piece of fully computerized equip. this year and too “enjoy” the be***ing madness. Lol
Thanks for sharing
How big are the fields there
Great video from Texas
Idk how it works for this big tractors, but in smaller JD u can just silence or remove buzzer completly. It looks like a relay, but it is usally looking like speaker on the chart/manual. And it have potentiometer on one side.
Hello Mike if you still have any hearing . That is why I love the older machines without any computers ..
I already have my ears constantly ringing since I've been 15 years old
The hone killed itself, it got tired of listing to that constant noise from the sensor.
That alarm would drive any of us. Grrrrr
What you do is sneak out early and swap the sensor off of Brian's tractor BWAHAHAHA
This move videos needs to be required watching for learner drivers
Agreed! Haha thanks 🙂
Does anyone know what kind of phone Mike had? It did so well!
Samsung S20 Ultra I think, probably got a S21 now.
Good job on video Man. I would have lost it on the sensor I know the feeling
3:14, "front axel driveshaft damage", better check, lol!
Best soundtrack ever :D
So far you don’t have to lower the wings of the drills to clear the power lines like Tony from Fast Ag Montana has to do sometimes.
I used to haul air drills to the dealers seed hawk and seed master drills are a lot taller than mikes bourgaults that’s why tony has do the that
Man that was a painful episode to watch, I can still hear it!! Dammit !! And I was not even there.
Side note, friendly reminder to everyone that don't care to wear ear protection when working in a noisy environment, that can become a constant thing you will hear all the time, night and day, and you can't turn it off, so please do take care.
It looks like there's a hitch on the back of the air cart. What would you hook up to that?
It’s like the exhaust gas filter on some deeres. The book says you can change it like every 750 hrs. Change it every oil change or the engine will derate. Stupid sensors and extra stuff.
I think every sensor needs a sensor to let you know if the sensor is working
Surely you could either go into the monitor / controll system and turn off all audible alarms? at least other brands has that options (varying degree of hidden though), or just open the monitor and physically disconnect the speaker, usually just a 3 pin connector.
Speaker would be 2 pin...
Oh I tried.. You can't turn off or mute red alarms..
@@mikemitchell2554 well that is just evil!
Mike you can pull the buzzer no problem or tape the speaker grill!!!
I reckon it will be more efficient to send one drill and tractor to the 75mile field. All drills are loosing 2 days of seeding time, neverminding hours on the tractors.
We didn't have any left to do at home, we were done.. So it didn't matter 🙂
Just put the tractor in rear wheel drive because the sensor is on the front drive train
A semi pulling a drill and cart, that's a sight
Pretty common thing if you buy a used air drill that is a ways from where you live , if you buy one hundred KM from your yard you can’t drive a tractor to get it so you get a semi.
@@coleholm7501 What`s the difference if the semi is only going 20mph? Apart from Mike getting some rest, that is ;)
@@olenilsen4660 prevents wear on a tractor it’s not a big difference but less wear on the tractors tires, transmission, engine etc as it costs a lot to fix a tractor and rebuild transmissions and diffs. Also about fuel efficiency and usage as tractors burn a lot of fuel in a hour. But it is mostly the wearing out of the machine.
@@coleholm7501 I know, but road wear pulling this empty should not be very tough on a tractor. And you´ll need one in the other end. I´m just curious what Mike´s reasons are.
@@olenilsen4660
It's is very tough on the tractors
Tyres or tracks will over heat and start to get damaged
Tracks especially cause they use the dirt in the field as lubrication so the can't fo fast or far on road
When tyres coast a few k a peice amd tracks cost uo to 10k a peice you do want ever you can to reduce wear
Also fuel usage would be be insane if you wind a tractor out to 20mph
I´d call the dealer and let him hear that noise - not hanging up until they get it fixed (or at least turn that warning off).
How many miles can't this tractor? And the sensor are the big problems frome the tractors
Sucks they don't put a acknowledge fault button that shuts off the alarm sound for a bit
Man I thought you where going to drive the tractor 500kms😂
Hahah well..... I just drove the sprayer back.. Started at 7pm go home at 6 30am the next day, not bad 🤣🤣
@@mikemitchell2554 Hahaha😂
Does the beep have anything do with your phone breaking?
Horrible noise 🤕 respect for driving that
I was in an 8320R that just made that beep with absolutely no active warning code. Just a blue info light on the cornerpost. Dealt with it the entire day while grain carting, drove me insane. Eventually just took out the fuse for the alarm.