@MillennialFarmer
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Now that the ProDrive repairs are done and the combine can move on its own power, I’m finally getting the other repairs done that are needed to get the combine field ready. First thing I want to get done is replacing the feeder house conveyor chain then I get the longest service call ever from @MillennialFarmer
I am subscribed to Millennial Farmer so it’s exciting to see him reach out to you. Two great youtube channels coming together is awesome. I don’t care for the cold and snow in Minnesota but a chance to be with you guys, I would go. Can’t wait to see the video. Do you give tours at Sloan?
Awesome! Thank you!
@ZK MasterTech did u know owia is also a slipknot grey chapter u guys would like them did fix a top modified John deere tractor
Drop by the salesman's office and give him a good check for that 680 and then he'll give you a tour.
@@anthonyladuca8165 I've seen slipknot live twice
Your expertise and professionalism are impressive. The company that you work for is lucky to have you. I enjoy your videos.
“I guess we’re gonna ride the struggle bus today.”
As someone that feeds their family by working on cars and semis, this really hit home. What a great saying.
Wow, workin for the Millennial Farmer that’s awesome! Can’t wait for the next video! Good Luck & great talking to you last week!
Thanks Jerrod!
You are an asset to that company . Organised , dedicated, knowledgeable, meticulous, are all your traits. People worship office jobs but if you don't work no one eats.
Zeth, Caleb, I can’t tell you guys how happy I am for you and damn I miss home! Hope y’all have a blast in the great white north!
We miss you man! Wish you were here with us right now!
thanks for the great video. Because of you and your videos, I have learned so much. after 10 years I have left the car industry, and will start a new job as an agricultural mechanic. you have given me so much inspiration. thank you. Greetings from Norway
That's awesome!
That so cool, to do a service call for Millennial Farmer.. Enjoy watching your videos from Upstate NY... Hour east of Syracuse. Family owns a 100 cow dairy farm.
Dude… the amount of parts and things to remember make my brain hurt. Glad you have it under control. ☺️
I love watching both of your channels. Might seem strange, coming from a random guy in SoCal, but you guys are great human beings, each doing what they do best, and it requires working with machines. What's not to like.....dirt, guys, machines, skills?
Hey Zeth it's awesome that you were able to take a road trip keep up the great work Bud. Definitely looking forward to seeing the next episode. What ever it takes right.
Looking forward to watching you both team up
Well thats one list complete and another one started 😂😂
That one heck of a service call . Hope you did not forget anything 👍👍👍👍
the knowlege and experience you have is hard to grasp plus the physical labor makes you a an amazing, unique guy!!!
Great to see another side of the business. Many Thanks
Two of my favorite chains! Take care of that back. I am coming up on 31 years.
It’s so cool that you get to meet the actor that plays the millennial farmer!!
So how cool is that! Millennial Farmer hits you up for a service call! Cant wait for the video. Lets Goooooooo! 😁👍
Oh yeah!
When you drove to Iowa 80 Truck stop you drove right by where I live.
I enjoy your show.
Another great video! Nice to hear how you keep your workspace organized. I remember once mentioning you in a post on @Millenial Farmer's channel, but I'm sure Zach has known you for a long time and probably not through me. Nice to see two of my favorite UA-cam channels and people come together like this.
Looking forward to upcoming videos. Especially 680 repairs as we are currently in the middle of repairing our new to us s680.
That's a slick way of putting that chain in. It's so clumsy and heavy in the field to do it there. Been there, done that
Excellent video again Zeth, that S680 was in a woeful state of repair, looking forward to the Emmeffer content and the completion of the combine. Keep up the good work.
Awesome road trip
Can’t wait to see your next one
That is pretty awesome..love both channels. Fan in Illinois
Long trip for an inspection! But love this channel!
I travel that road to Glenwood for work. Looks like you got
To travel it on a good day.
I wish you were working in our local Sloans here in Wisconsin!!!!!
Awesome content as always. Thanks for the ride along. Keep the knowledge and experience level coming. Schooling definitely paid off. You're hellfa technician. Look you up at the next one. Stay safe!!
Sounds like a fun field trip
I saw you tagged in one of his FB stories. Had a feeling this was coming. Looking forward to seeing the collaboration. Good Work!
Thank You. Really enjoy
I have really enjoyed watching your youtube content.
The Millennial Farmer is also a favorite of mine, so imagine my surprise with both of you doing cross-content.
It is awesome to see you both working together.
Side note: I always assumed you worked further north. I was surprised to learn you are from Central Illinois as am I. Small world.
Heading up to see Zac hey !! Lol .. probably wants e decent machanic that knows he’s stuff inside n out
I'm an SIUC alum also. I did the automotive degree and now work for Cummins. Pretty cool
Great work as always. As usual when someone at the factory messes up, like building a chain wrong, it takes you more time to fix the problem which is a pain....but guess who has to pay for your extra time to fix mistakes. Yep...us farmers. Sigh!
I can’t wait to see the next Video I try to give you a plug on All U Tube Farm Video because I respect your job I used to service Commercial Cooking Equipment and most times in a operating Store or School!👍👍
Tell Zack Hello
I appreciate that
I love your videos, and because of you, my son just sent away for info on the JD tech program. I often wonder about how JD corporate and your dealership feel about your videos and the time you take to make them, I worry that they may object at some point. One of my favorite youtubers used to video at work and then they made him stop one day. Abom79, a machinist.
Thank you! So cool your son is taking steps to become a Deere tech that's awesome!
Next time your in Louisville We'll take y'all out for beers instead!
What part of Illinois are yall? I'm from Macoupin Co.
Hello from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺……..new to your channel…..I am subscribed to Zacks channel
Awesome video Zeth! Many different ways to change a feederchain, I like your way but if it’s in the field you have to come up with different ways. That is a long service call all right! I sent a Tech to do 4 large updates on 5 New Holland 4WDs (made by Versatile in Winnipeg, Manitoba) There were two Farmers that bought there 4WD tractors at our dealership and they were just outside Edmonton, Alberta a 14 hour drive one way! 😳 The longest service call for that dealership! Looking forward to your next video keeping that green iron rolling! 👍👍
I like how you organize those parts, makes sense to do it this way. I truly enjoy your video's and glad that your dealership allows to film for us.
I've seen chain tools that do exactly what you used those pliers for on linking the chains together. Now, it's about time nuts are used to for those links, hate dealing with cotter pins, specially when you can't get to them.
Oh man, MF fixin time. Can't wait to see that. Cheers :)
All those cows you see was in villard mn that's Reichman land and cattle. I believe they just custom feed for a packaging plant
Zk, we have actually ran our feeder house slats in reverse for years, corn and soybeans. It seems to reduce fines in corn.
Pushrods In a 190 engine, oh damn that would suck, still hilarious 🤣 LMAO
I feel your pain with the FH chain. I usually pull the cotter out of the clutch and turn the upper shaft to move the chain in and out of the FH opening. May need a second set of hands, but with the new chain going in the top, off a pallet on forks, the old one can drop to the floor. Hav eth FH most of the way down and it's easy peasy. Keep up the good work.
My mentor rocking it
Useful videos about your work on combine harvesters. we have a T660, it's not the same with the S, on certain details.
That Louisville service call is a grisly story. They should be flogged for doing that to you guys. And I didn't know MF could get a service call up in Minnesota. They can't have our good Illinois techs, they need to train their own, haha.
Great video I love your channel would really love to see you put the prices in for what it cost to repair that combine and other equipment in the future if you wouldn’t mind
It has always amazed me that someone would spend the kind of money it takes to get a machine like this and then not take care of it. Like preventative maintenance and daily inspections. Most, if not all, of the items on your punch list would've been caught in time before any major damage was done by doing daily inspections before operation. Also, I'm looking forward to your collaboration with the Millennial Farmer!
It appears to me that all repairs, except for pump failure, was planned to be done after the harvest season. The pump failure was a unforeseen event while harvesting. There was no way the owner to do a post harvest cleaning before scheduled repairs.
@@tobinyackel1353 I agree the pump failure is hard to catch and was probably sudden when it failed. However, all of the bearings that need to be replaced and the wear strips on the mid plate, those didn't just wear out during one season. Properly greased bearings don't just wear out and should last for years under normal use. I've seen this all too often over my years as a technician in both the agriculture and marine industries.
Things easier said than done. Every operation is different. Especially if ur using hired help to run equipment. Sometimes it’s an awesome harvest if still runs and has unburnt paint. Lol Repair bills may not seem so bad comparatively speaking.
Great awesome video zeth , long service call oh you mean millennial farmer lol
You all are what makes America great! You may want to invest some money in an airline now though, cause you're gonna get asked to come fix stuff all over America! LOL
At 36:19 you are driving right past my in-laws house! Hope you had a great trip to MN guys!
Cool
Best way to put that feeder chain in is with ratchet straps, pulling parallel with the feeder house, I can do it a lot quicker then with mechanical help from equipment, just way more efficient for me anyway haha
Those are cool looking glasses your wearing
The collab what we needed 😎
Yo, my hometown is about an hour southeast of Glenwood MN, Willmar MN. One of my buddies has met the Millennial Farmer a couple times.
Enjoying your videos sir
Just a few head of cattle out in the fields in Minnesota
How the hell does he eat anything with that goatee?? Love the video! Keep up the great work and content..
very carefully! lol
Your videos get priority over all media content. 🙂
Ya same goes for me!
Zach gonna have a steep service call bill to pay!!!
I am thinking John Deere may of been involved here.
Thats a long drive for a planter inspection lol 😂
Your a good. Mechanic.
Good job
I am subscribed to millennial farmer ❤❤❤
Great video ZK *****
Darn that Milwaukee Stubby makes short work of those bolts. Love Milwaukee
The stubby is so good I have two!
Like all your videos on repair, looking forward to Zach's place. In what area are all those cattle in open lots. Can't believe they can survive in Mn without shelter.
Hey man my name is Seth to love the content
ROAD TRIP!!!
Every Bull cow's paradise
Those Millennial Farmer's dogs eat people you know, so he says lol be careful :-)
Okay, iam fucking stoked to see you on the MF channel now. This will be a great mashup. Hope to see you do a mashup with Larsons too... Appearances on both could be huge for your channel - youre content is way better than 38k subscribers suggest. Get it! JD should be sponsoring this channel too. I think Welkers were ariybd 250k subs when CASE sponsored them ( and to my knowledge in addition to $$$, and equiptment to play/work with Case always pays to have their videos edited professionally - you do a good job editing but having a PRO do it would also take your production quality to the next level ) Anyways excited to see this happening, I really hope your channel prospers, its good information, you are clearly great at your chosen path and you seem to have a great worth ethic and a decent head on your shoulders. Would be cool for this little side youtube thing to turn into a difference maker for you.
It helps to be strong when you work on heavy equipment, it helps more to have a forklift, better still an overhead crane !. I hope you can relax at the week end after this green beast has been testing you all this time.
It's like a farmer mash up
Planned phone call lol 😂
Yepp!
Everything is a hammer!
If it can be put together backwards, someone will do it that way. If you are not sure, the claymore is facing toward you.
Zeth, is this machine a trade in by chance? This may be normal, but I’m shocked at the amount of disrepair this combine is in…
I was thinking the very same!
I wonder if he likes green and yellow paint 🤔🤣
That feeder house chain did not look that bad on camera . What is the criteria for changing that chain - hours or condition ? How many hours are on that combine ? Great video , lots of ideas.
Nice vid
Go Salukis!
Looks like if you would’ve laid the chain on the concrete and end for ended the chain it would’ve worked the way it was suppose to. Cause looking at other end the long pieces are on the outside where they’re suppose to be
Then the bars would have been backwards
@@ZKMasterTech 👍
So would it matter if both edges of gathering bars were serrated then you could just roll it in there which ever way links of chain matched up to old chain.
But they are not…
Dear ZK Sir MasterTech! Do you allways ended with a normal service, that including every fluid & filters? Do you normaly flush the tranmission during service? From Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe 😊😅😊
If you could hook the chain on the top side can you use the feeder reverser to pull the new chain around? We do that on our 8010.
Crazy your up in my area kinda
I'm surprised y'all have time to do a road trip
While your there you should go see Larson farmers. Hopefully kibble wont be bent.
Hope you do a off the husk podcast also .
Mint
Nice video, but I couldn't live in your country. You drive somewhere 100 miles, then turn slightly left and you go 100 miles straight again. We do not know this in Europe. 😀
Unless ur keeping the old chain for emergencies if not why couldn’t u cut a few links from old chain so they would both be same sized which would allow u to put the chain in from top side like u wanted to?
last i heard you were going to Minnesota that was a week ago and havent seen anything since hope all is well or did the millennial farmer just kept you there???
So glad you are continuing with the s680
What was the total repair bill roughly
He usually doesn't bite on that, but I am just as curious as well. :)
I bet close to $30K or more
@@nolanhuddleson965 I think it’s more like $40-$45K
You trust going that far in a Dodge lol 😂
It’s a RAM! And it’s got a Hemi
Hey Zeth, great channel, just wondering why you didn’t change the feederhouse drive sprockets when you put a new chain in?
They were still good
Wow, millennial farmer reached out to you.
Probably wants more free work done. Lol!