At least ya got the bearing replaced before it caught on fire. We got a little rain coming down over here north west of Logansport now, but it’s real light, could sure use a lot more, good video 👍
something always goes wrong but you got it done , i have done mine now but made it in to silage , made about 100 bales now , we had some rain 2 days ago first we had for 4 weeks , got fertliser on now for another cut , i hope you get some rain soon
Probably a good thing the twine broke, could have been another bad fire ! I’m sure some of the comments you’re getting are from those who don’t really understand your situations. Have a good one.
I’ve noticed that a lot of farmers remove the hoods from their tractors to work on them and never put them back on. I’m like a lot of other people that judge that other farmers by the way they maintain their equipment..
What if we maintain our equipment better because it is easy access rather then putting things off because we don’t feel like pulling panels and hoods off
Why doesn’t your 1086 have a hood or doors on it especially when you are making lots of dust I can imagine how much dust goes into your lungs when working dusty conditions
At least ya got the bearing replaced before it caught on fire. We got a little rain coming down over here north west of Logansport now, but it’s real light, could sure use a lot more, good video 👍
Dry up here too. Only moisture we're getting is from spotty thunder storms. Hope to start cutting this week.
something always goes wrong but you got it done , i have done mine now but made it in to silage , made about 100 bales now , we had some rain 2 days ago first we had for 4 weeks , got fertliser on now for another cut , i hope you get some rain soon
Nice mess of gills. Hope you all get the rain you need. We sure need a bunch up here in northwestern Wi. As always. :)
Cool bearings man
Temp gun can be your best friend running hay baler and combines
Can't believe the tractor hasn't caught on fire with all the oil on motor
Just curious how old are you
Probably a good thing the twine broke, could have been another bad fire ! I’m sure some of the comments you’re getting are from those who don’t really understand your situations. Have a good one.
That whole field could have been wind rowed into 2 rows.. dNg that's thin..
I’ve noticed that a lot of farmers remove the hoods from their tractors to work on them and never put them back on. I’m like a lot of other people that judge that other farmers by the way they maintain their equipment..
What if we maintain our equipment better because it is easy access rather then putting things off because we don’t feel like pulling panels and hoods off
Why doesn’t your 1086 have a hood or doors on it especially when you are making lots of dust I can imagine how much dust goes into your lungs when working dusty conditions
Because they’re not on.
Man, it’s always something, isn’t it. Good thing that filter was big and visible before it got baled.