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@kameronperrodin, we are. I saw where you were rid of Ace, if I had the new place ready. I would have taken him. Hope y’all are doing well also

He is still here. Large and in charge. I’ve collected enough of his daughters and a replacement buck from him.

@kameronperrodin2526 I’m hoping next year. We will be moved in and ready to go again

@KTrouty21 which plug are you looking for?

I can get you one

It’s right at $4/gallon here in arkansas.

Who is paying you to say that?

Since my tractor is still under warranty I went with all New Holland oils and gear oils

Pigs are awesome

I would have to say that mold boards are probably most farmers choice here in the United States also

@@jathomestead Nothing beats the beautiful flow of soil. I think in South America disc plowing is for deep soils.

@@conmanumber1 I’m going to put it to use in a couple of weeks. I’m going try to video it. First time plowing for me, so we shall see how I do.

@ri486jp, glad I could help out

Same here. But they are a lot fun to have on the farm. Such curious animals

Oh yeah!

@slyfrailzz, I would rather be hassled by pigs than cops

@carlin7322, oil change at the first 50 hrs

How often you change the oil every 50h?

@davidmuniz61 every 300hrs

@dondouglas1321, I think we lost every tree we planted, we went through a bad drought

@dondouglas1321, I really enjoy my work master.

@dondouglas, I’m not going to lie, it was getting frustrating looking for it.

@dondouglas1321, thank you sir

Needed 🤦🏼‍♂️ dang spellchecker

Glad you found the video useful

@SNeal5966, no I just added to yet

When it starts running out the full hole, it’s full. So I can’t really tell you how much I used

Glad I could be some assistance

Thanks

@imaslowlerner, what year did you purchase, and let me know what you find out

@@jathomestead : have no idea 💡 of the year. Bought most of the tune up parts, now after watching your video I'm going to get the trans and diff oil. Thanks.

@17forever64, I haven’t heard of any fuel injection issues. Mine is not fuel injected, and my mule starts normal during cold temps. It very well good be some bad fuel.

@@jathomestead I agree, I’m gonna go get some non ethanol fuel today and fill it up! We run it a good bit, that’s why I didn’t even think twice about using fuel with ethanol, but we have boat fuel here, so I’ll use that!

@17forever64, ethanol free is all I run in my small engines

@@jathomestead I will from now on!

@@jathomestead fuel injector cleaner seems to have solved the issue , starting up smooth again

Glad it was helpful!

The kids loved it, me, not so much.

@Buck Ratchford, it was some where around a 300ft pull

Thank you The I ripped my pants part was hilarious lol.

It’s a good measurement on how hard your working when you rip the crotch out of your pant

@Land Of Medz, hey thinks for subscribing! I’m sure Mason is just as wild as Thomas

When you get a sec. Scroll to some of my earlier vids and you will see what I mean.

Just watched your woodchuck video, very funny by the way. Yep our boys could pass as each other. Crazy how much they look like each other

@Trevor, thanks. Hope you enjoyed the video and gave you some insight

Thanks, it sure is a process, especially when you are trying to do most of the work yourself

Thank you.

Thank you

@ D LMalley. You have to start the first roof panel dead center on the ridge. Every panel after that slides underneath each other.

Thanks

@KawaDSrider, thanks a ton for that info. Just hoped out of my recliner to go check it, sure enough, there’s a latch under there and works just like you said. That will come in handy. Thanks again

@@jathomestead, glad It was a helpful good video.

@Fitz Jones, it’s just a 2x4 with a with a piece of metal, they bolt together to clamp the wire so you can stretch it. You find at almost any farm store. You can make one out of two 2x4’s and bolts.

Here’s a link to one. www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/american-farmworks-woven-wire-fence-stretcher?store=1330&cid=Shopping-Google-Local_Feed&Google&Shopping&Local_Feed&gbraid=0AAAAAD3fmFPiMIMjVg4VKCOSpfrBYlOHU&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8PrhupXj-QIVlhXUAR0YiwlQEAQYAiABEgISBPD_BwE

@Matt Hild, I used all New holland fluids for the reason the tractor is still under warranty. Now when the warranty runs out I’m pretty sure I will go to a generic brand of fluids

@@jathomestead thanks for getting back to me! I am about to do the same service to my tractor and forgot to get more hydraulic fluid from the dealer. I was curious if standard hydraulic fluid would work as I have some on hand.

I have never plowed before, so I will be learning on the go. Thanks for watching

@@jathomestead disc plows are a little different than bottom plows,you have to set them up a little differently,but you'll get it

@Jimmy Dykes, just take it easy on me when you see me plowing.

@@jathomestead find you some good loose garden dirt to practice on before you jump on sod...good luck

Ed?

Thanks Bill, I have been wondering if the tire treads was going the right direction. Easy fix, I will take care of that when I start plowing.

You're quite welcome. In case you ever wondered why they were backwards on an old ground drive manure spreader or the rear wheels on a two wheel drive combine, etc. Not trying to be a know it all. Just passing on knowledge. I'll be expecting a good long video when you put it to work.

I will take all the advise I can get, as long as it’s good and reliable. I’m looking for a disc harrow now, something cheap I can work on if needed, I have my grandpas two row cultivator also, that will need a little cleaned up also. Thanks for subscribing.

I didn't criticize anything genius, I merely stated fact. Indeed that is how lug type traction tires work. I was just sharing what I know. Knowledge is power, you should get some.

I’m looking forward to using something that my grandpa and dad used to use.

We are going to give it a try. Trying to get out cheap. If it don’t work out, I will try to find a cheap bottom plow somewhere. But my dad used it as a kid, plowed 20 acres for feed corn for their hog operation. So hopefully it will work out just fine.

You are very correct. We avoided like the plaque also. If people could learn to put off self gratification until they could afford it. They would be a lot better off and less stressful

This disc had them also. They are no where to be found. We will see how it does without the scrapers, if needed I will try to track some down.

We had one too, but got better results with an equivalent mouldboard (even more old school). We had pretty heavy going though, old overgrown and heavy soil.

I know a lot of people prefer moldboard over a disc plow. My disc was free, so going to give it a try and see how it does. Thanks for watching

@Chevy Driver, that’s what the spec’s in the manual called for.

@@jathomestead huh. No They’re both gl5

@Chevy Driver, you are correct, the tranny and front diff calls for gl5. The AMSOIL severe gear in my opinion is a better oil for diff’s which is fine for replacing gl5

@@jathomestead ok had me worried lol

@@jathomestead i put 75w90 in both rear and front

@Jig Man, I may only do mine every two years. I guess it all depends on how much you are using your wheeler

@cynthia Appledorn, thank you

No bueno, I believe it will be just fine with the 4 inch post.

@JimmyStevens. You can see it in the video, but that come-along is hooked to a tractor. I use the tractor to stretch it tight than I get it a little tighter with the cone-along.

I mean can’t see it

More control with the come along less chance for stuff to break