Bad Bearings and clogged balers rolling rounds with the JD 567 and IH 1086

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  • Опубліковано 2 гру 2024

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  • @french-canadianfarmer5049
    @french-canadianfarmer5049 Рік тому +1

    Dry up here too. Only moisture we're getting is from spotty thunder storms. Hope to start cutting this week.

  • @jamesmarsh4957
    @jamesmarsh4957 Рік тому +1

    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

  • @garygrandadam7849
    @garygrandadam7849 Рік тому +1

    Nice mess of gills. Hope you all get the rain you need. We sure need a bunch up here in northwestern Wi. As always. :)

  • @Hinesfarm-Indiana
    @Hinesfarm-Indiana Рік тому +1

    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 👍

  • @Buckheartz
    @Buckheartz 3 місяці тому

    Cool bearings man

  • @thomasmalone9929
    @thomasmalone9929 4 місяці тому

    Temp gun can be your best friend running hay baler and combines

  • @CT-zc6ne
    @CT-zc6ne Місяць тому +1

    Design looks like my rivierre casalis 125. But not very much. Rivierre takes anything in at any speed and puts a round bale never missing. 😮 It's very old France. I bought it at 1500euros. Only problem is the size it can be anything between 160-180cm.

  • @briancolshan1613
    @briancolshan1613 Рік тому +1

    Can't believe the tractor hasn't caught on fire with all the oil on motor

  • @keithgreene2469
    @keithgreene2469 Рік тому +1

    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.

  • @johnnywilliamson3754
    @johnnywilliamson3754 Рік тому

    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..

    • @knappfarms
      @knappfarms  Рік тому +1

      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

  • @leonardjames1256
    @leonardjames1256 5 місяців тому

    That whole field could have been wind rowed into 2 rows.. dNg that's thin..

  • @joshbutterfass5251
    @joshbutterfass5251 Рік тому

    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

  • @ArmpitStudios
    @ArmpitStudios Рік тому

    Man, it’s always something, isn’t it. Good thing that filter was big and visible before it got baled.