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Timothy Fluegel
Registrace 2. 07. 2013
Allis chalmers, farming and tractor pulling. Also some organic grains, and tractor repairs.
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RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS MILLEDGEVILLE IL, 2024
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RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS MILLEDGEVILLE IL, 2024
Antique Tractor Pull Freeport Illinois. RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS
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Antique Tractor Pull Freeport Illinois. RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS
Antique Tractor Pull 2024 Mt. Carroll IL. with RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS.
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Antique Tractor Pull 2024 Mt. Carroll IL. with RIVERBEND ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULLERS.
"Trying" to plow with the durty two turdy and 4 bottom slat plow.
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"Trying" to plow with the durty two turdy and 4 bottom slat plow.
Antique Tractor Pull 2024 Lanark illinois.
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Antique Tractor Pull 2024 Lanark illinois.
Spring field work 2024, from standing cover crop to planted ground.
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Spring field work 2024, from standing cover crop to planted ground.
Plow Day 2024, Allis Chalmers, Oliver, John deere working together.
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Plow Day 2024, Allis Chalmers, Oliver, John deere working together.
Prepping equipment for 2024 planting season.
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Prepping equipment for 2024 planting season.
D-19 with 433I (AKA) Franky. gets a heart transplant and a facelift.
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D-19 with 433I (AKA) Franky. gets a heart transplant and a facelift.
Allis Chalmers D Series, hand clutch repair.
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Allis Chalmers D Series, hand clutch repair.
Ya never know what we'll be up to next! 🤷♂️
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Ya never know what we'll be up to next! 🤷♂️
Overhaul and 1st start up on the Allis/Buda D19 Turbo diesel.
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Overhaul and 1st start up on the Allis/Buda D19 Turbo diesel.
Antique Tractor Pull 2023, Shannon IL. All classes with results.
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Antique Tractor Pull 2023, Shannon IL. All classes with results.
Some orange gold I've accumulated and an update on the Buda projects.
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Some orange gold I've accumulated and an update on the Buda projects.
Finishing up organic harvest, fall tillage, and cover crops. 2023
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Finishing up organic harvest, fall tillage, and cover crops. 2023
Allis Chalmers 190xt series 3, Pulling a 3 shank Allis subsoiler.
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Allis Chalmers 190xt series 3, Pulling a 3 shank Allis subsoiler.
2023 Raw footage of the L2 and M2 Gleaners cutting soybeans.
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2023 Raw footage of the L2 and M2 Gleaners cutting soybeans.
Case IH grain table to Gleaner M2, convertion part 2.
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Case IH grain table to Gleaner M2, convertion part 2.
🌻 1977 Gleaner M2 harvesting sunflowers 🌻
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🌻 1977 Gleaner M2 harvesting sunflowers 🌻
ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL, 2023, Milledgeville IL.
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ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL, 2023, Milledgeville IL.
Antique Tractor Pull 2023. Lanark IL. Riverbend Antique Pullers.
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Antique Tractor Pull 2023. Lanark IL. Riverbend Antique Pullers.
Case IH grain table to Gleaner conversion. Part 1, junkyard haul!!!
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Case IH grain table to Gleaner conversion. Part 1, junkyard haul!!!
Gleaner Combine 101, how to set a gleaner, tips, tricks, and what to look for.
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Gleaner Combine 101, how to set a gleaner, tips, tricks, and what to look for.
"Trying" to snuff out the Allis Chalmers D17, 🤦♂️😂
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"Trying" to snuff out the Allis Chalmers D17, 🤦♂️😂
My ideas on running a variable speed header on a Gleaner K, etc.
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My ideas on running a variable speed header on a Gleaner K, etc.
Do you still have Shims available?
Great video. I will be tackling this very project soon on a d15 series II. Any chance you can help me find shims?
You can still get through Agco, but where are you located?
@@TimothyFluegel Central MN
Nice 185 there, my son bought one a year ago that sat for app 12 years we didn't get as lucky as you did, I overhauled injection pump but replaced everything else in the fuel system, it was really nasty like tar almost it was terrible, but we got it up and going, it has 2130 actual hours on it and it's a late 1980 model too.
Love the way you showed no fear when you dove into that Roosa Master. The one on my JD needs a rebuild. $$$$
@4310deere thankyou, I've done a few before, so it doesn't bother me anymore, lol. The pump shop I use is called dairyland diesel. They are in Argyle Wisconsin. With these Rosa master pumps, I've never paid more than $600 to get one rebuilt. They've done 20 plus pumps for me in the past 15 years or so, and I've never had issues with one after they rebuilt it. They are a small shop 2 Mennonite guys an uncle and nefew so they don't have all the over head. Anyhow, they are great about shipping and super friendly. If you'd like to save some cash and still have quality work done, I highly suggest them.
Thank you very much. Already looked them up and found a number. I’ll give them a call.
@4310deere your welcome!
I’m sure you did but after sitting that long, the air filter is probably where I would start looking, mice love to build condominiums in places like that!
@4310deere that was the 1st place we looked 😆 we have 2 other 100 series tractors, so I allways have extra filters around. So it got a new one right away. That's why the nose cone was off acually. There was a nice 10 bedroom condo in there at least 😆 and a birds nest in the precleaner, of course. I'm not sure what kind of bird it was, but half the nest was made out of old rusty nails 🤷♂️😆
That’s crazy! I have a gas 170 myself, Grandpa was all Orange. He bought a 185 new. His had a Year Round cab on it. It was his only diesel and only cab tractor. It was always in beautiful shape. On the air filter, I learned a great lesson last week. I have a JD 450C track loader, I bought it in 2017, I’ve only used it around my place cleaning fence rows. I never used it in any dusty conditions, the sir filters for whatever reason just weren’t something I worried about till last week when I pulled them. Previous owner had wrote 9/9/92 on the inner and 5/07 on the outer!! Mice must have mistaken the housing for a corn crib. $135 for 2 new filters but done.
@4310deere 😆 1992 is say you and the previous owner got the money's worth from that filter lol. It sounds like your grandpa was my kinda guy, my grandpa's big tractor was the 190 xt series 3. We still have it. It's one that will never leave the farm. We also have the 5 16s he bought with it both new at the time.
The early 190 gas has a 265, D19 had a 262, then came the 301.
I wanted to edit that part I meant to say 265 but I said 365 🤦♂️, it's kinda embarrassing honestly 😆 🤣 😂
Hope you have or find a grille for it. Nice machine.
Yes sir the grill came with it. There's no dents or anything on it. They don't give those away by any means lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Those fuel fittings are called banjo bolts.
I've never heard that before. Thankyou for that little tidbit there lol.
Nice little 185. Be interesting to see how it pulls. It will probably do the 301 good to work a little bit. Thanks for the videos. Be looking forward to the next videos.
@douglasmayherjr.5733 thankyou Douglas. It wasn't very impressive at the pull, but the rpms were only running 1800, and my hitch was 4 inches low. But the engine didn't lose 50rpms in high 1st and 7500lbs. I'm gonna do some tweaking and see how it does next week!
Very successful adventure..I especially liked all the debris blowing out of the muffler..at first I thought it was a bunch of bats.
Thankyou Robert! There was bird nests and mice nest every where. I didn't show it but we were picking stuff out of every where when I started it and stuff was blowing out of the muffler it wasn't a surprise lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I had a 1972 180 diesel. Good machines.
I grew up with a 190xt series 3 and never really knew that I wanted one of these 😆.
Man when I was in diesel school we had a teacher from Dyersburg TN. named Phillip Jones,he was a top man for AC on Rosa Master pumps. He taught us how to tear them down and rebuild them and we ran them on a calibrating machine to set each port.
@millardhayes1884 I've allways wanted to learn this, I've had a couple chances with my pump shop but the stand was never set up for Rosa master pump when I go. But one of these days I'm gonna learn and have my own stand. It's one of my life goals 😆
Awesome
@@WaynesAdventure thankyou!
That's a sweet running tractor Tim! I can't believe it sat for that long. Good job bringing her back to life!
Thankyou Evan! I'm not used to buying tractors that run this good lol I seem to be the king of basket cases sometimes 😆
You are a genius, and sounds like you got the deal of the century!! Wow, that thing runs amazing, Tim!! I CANT wait to see this and that 190 at the pull!! Great job on the pump!! 😁😁🇺🇲🇺🇲👍🏻👍🏻
Thankyou Nelson!!! I'm pretty happy with this purchase. I've got a feeling some might be upset with me when I turn it into a bonafied puller though 😆.
185's are a great machine! One of the finest Allis ever produced. Mine would be one of the last to leave if things ever got tough. Yours even has the correct muffler on it, mine does too, now.
I can't believe how good of shape this thing is in. And the muffler is definitely impressive 😆.
Awesome purchase
@craigrasnic4178 thankyou Craig!
Gotta love the series 4!
Yes sir we have 2 of them. this one is a series 3, our series 4s don't have the big pistons, so this one has got a little more snort lol
How does it do in new ground?
Not the best the gearing on the mower is a little to fast. But he has a little 1 bottom plow, he broke up some sod for my neighbor and then hit it with the tiller and it was a perfect garden.
I noticed my no till beans trailed the neighbors tilled beans but in the heat of summer my no till beans look way better than the tilled. My guess is the no till holds moisture better in the long run once you hit the heat of July 🤷♂️ and holy hell do I have pods
That's great to hear, there's so many variables that go into it, on our land we've found the rules ground allways seems to do better. My brother had a 6bpa gain above the no tiles ground. Wroth just 1 disc pass. My opinion is because he worked the fertilizer in, it seemed life the clay held the same moisture if it's tilled or not, and contrary to everything we believe and what would make sense he had less run off on the disced ground, seems like the water was able to soak in to the clay better. In the no tilled clay ground especially it just seems to stay on top and create wash outs.
An air hose with a long tip gets places that the vacuum can't, sometimes it's quicker to blow everything off then sweep it up. Also, I just planted mint behind the barn hoping that it keeps them away from the building, then I plan to put some cuttings inside in the corners. Bonus: I won't have to trim against the barn and when I mow, it smells Minty Fresh.
Yep got that combine sound! Ran one myself.
Thanks for the video...great job. Where is all the Allis?
Junk yard
😆 🤣 😂 I've got something for you next year Tony! Just another stock Allis to play with it shouldn't be to much of a 100hp 5500lbs problem for you lol
There aren't many guys that pull them any more. Ya mostly see us on them around here lol
Now that I dad got the 180 guess I am gunna be watching this quite closely
Make sure to check your linkage 1st if you didn't already. Make sure it's engaging the valve all the way.
Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧 That Ford sounds as good as a Leyland tractor👍. If not better 😃
I love watching that thing work!
Thanks for sharing
Your welcome thanks for watching!
Great footage of the pull Tim! I really enjoyed seeing the kid on the 300 IH "I'm still moving!!!" 🤣🤣 that was awesome! Hope you have a good one Tim!
Thankyou Evan. Watching that kid pull was great, I wish we could get more kids involved but the insurance is kinda touchy on it, and less and less youngsters are interested in these old machines sadly. Thanks for watching and commenting Evan, sorry I let this one slip through the cracks.
Hey there Tim, thanks for the video, I gotta tell you that you just can't kill them old irons 🚜💪🦾
You got that right Matt!!
would love to see more of that Ford with the select-o-speed tramnmission
I have a plow day video with this tractor. And I'll get more footage next year of he comes with it.
@@TimothyFluegel thank you
Those youngsters that were pulling for the first time are as happy as I am today when I get out there which is most weekends all summer. I am just as happy as I was in the Early 60's When Dad got me hooked.
That was great to watch. I'll bet that they are just as hooked as you have been all these years and myself too lol.
Awesome another pulling video to get my Saturday off to a good start
Lol heck ya Craig I've got a bunch of these that will be coming soon
Perhaps missed it, but why are you adjusting it? Was the clutch dragging or slipping? Mine is dragging. (To fully stop the tractor, I have to depress the main clutch or stand on the brakes.) Before I open it up, I assume I’ll need to add shims. Is that a good assumption?
It's pretty normal for them to do that. Especially when they are cold did it do it as bad when it's hot?
@@TimothyFluegel yes, hot and cold. It does it all the time. Was yours dragging?
That idiot on the tractor don’t know anything about plowing
Seems to me that 4 bottom is too many. Especially for the tractor you got in front AND (mostly) too deep plowing. Plowing a soil field is a structural and physical help. Purpose is to prepare surface for next crop. It must be done properly. If not, it is kinda useless. My opinion here.
We didn't have the traction booster working correctly in this video. We tinkerer with it some more after this, and it pulls that 4 bottom no problem now. I've got a friend who pulls 5 14s with a stock wd45 on 13.6 tires 😆. He's not pulling it in heavy clay, but it's still impressive to watch.
Clean unbroken cobs!! Very nice
Thankyou!
Looking pretty dang good on the corn. I think your videos show what can be done without herbicides. We have had just the opposite with no rain here in our area in Georgia. Some fields had to be silage because on the hills they were burnt beyond what rain could help recover. You plant those fields to beans next year and I can sit in that lane there to "weed out" groundhogs for ya if you have any..lol Thanks for the video...
I've been hearing some of the horror stories from down south this year, it sounds life they got done relief but it was a little to late for some unfortunately. It will be beans next year for sure but our groundhog problems are always around our buildings 🤦♂️😂
Can we ,, see the sled getting pulled back too,that would be good to watch also,( do the tractor pullers tell them where to put the sled ) thanks BigAl California
I've got 2 more videos that I didn't record the sled being pulled back, but the next time I go, I will definitely get some footage for you! The sled gets pulled back to the same spot every time. We don't get to pick where they go. But the 1st 75ft or so you there is hardly any pull from the sled and you can get anywhere on the track you want at the start. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Looks like a good time, Tim! My oldest has been begging me to take one of our tractors to a pull for a while, so I think we’re going to take the 770 to Tipton, IN next Saturday. I’ve got no clue what I’m doing but hopefully it will be fun. Thanks for sharing Tim!!
Tractor pulling is usually a fun time. There are ones that like to try and ruin it, but we don't care about those people 😆. You've got practical experience driving a tractor, so you're already way out ahead of a lot of guys at the pulls 😆 If I'm not mistaken the 770 has a really low 1st gear, on a power track it will work on your advantage but on a loose track you might want to pull 2nd if you can. That's all the advice I got for honestly 😆...... oo and try to keep the front end down if your even planning on hanging weights that is. I hope you guys have a good time at the pull!!!
Thanks Tim, I don’t have any extra weights for it so it’s going to run the way it is. I was debating first or second gear, I think first is 2mph second is 2.75 or something like that. I figure I can get beat as well as anybody else can 🤣🤣 Thanks again Tim!!!
Is that super 66 for sale?
If it is, you need it Mike!!!
😆 I highly doubt it.
@@evanaustin2636 Thanks Evan, just what I need, another enabler!
That’s what we’re here for 🤣🤣
Looks like fun bur alot of work
You've got that right Jim!!!
Thank you for sharing! Looks like a good pull
Your welcome thanks for watching. It's always a good time at the pulls!
another good pulling day
It was a good time, with good people. 👍
Turdy indeed
🤷♂️
Where is that located at?
Eastern Iowa
That Buffalo cultivator does a nice job! I love watching people cultivate that know what they are doing. I've got a lot to learn about row cultivating. Thank you for sharing, Tim! Hope you have a good one!
@@evanaustin2636 thankyou Evan it's been a learning curve for sure. The front mount not so much but learning to trust my driving without looking back continues to plauge me 😆 I had plans to make this a video on setting up the cultivator for different stages of corn and show the whole prosses on when to rotary hoe ect ect. But I seemed to always be racing the weather and didn't get footage of what I was able to get done. But it wouldn't have been a good guide this year at all. Lol thanks for watching and commenting Evan!
Nice
We've been through both super wet at planting so were delayed to mid june on a beans, then super hot and dry that it didn't come up very well. Now it's been flash flooding and raining heavy the past few weeks to the point that we can't drive on the fields to spray or cultivate or replant the flooded out acres! I've just about given up!
@@frankwurth5375 I'm sorry to hear this. I definitely consider myself lucky this year. I've got more of a weed problem than I'm used to but at least I have crops growing. I hope that things start looking better for you. What part of the country are in?
I’ve spent many Loooooong hours cultivating everything sometimes twice growing up. It gives a guy plenty of time to ponder life’s questions lol
😆 🤣 😂 that couldn't be a more true statement right there Craig lol
Does your brother plant any organic corn himself?
No he doesn't. He does alot of hay and he's worried he'll end up needing to cultivate and make hay at the same time. That's his excuse anyways 😆
How do you figure the nitrogen amount with organic? Is the seed viking blue brand? The organic interest me. I'm all conventional but I think we over use fertilizer and stuff.
I use chicken manure and I get an analysis from the chicken farm every year to determine how much to use. I don't count carry over due to having a cover crop. Ya the seed is viking blue river I have had good luck with their corn over the years.