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I'm no farmer... but I am an Operating engineer, that now owns a small farm.. looking to learn what I can from those who know... thanks for the vid!

If your rolling stock gets hot while in operation, put it in neutral, and rev the rpms up... it should cool down quickly... in an emergency situation of course to save the head gasket.

For your auger tube issue: Have you considered making a close fitting mandrill with a gentle lead in taper on a long stick you could run through it? When you get to a dented area, you can smoothening out the dents with an appropriate hammer.

How does this work with the net wrap? I was brought up on the old time hay stacks never did bales.

My dad always said if you have dry years you had to watch for atrazine carry over the next year.

on our you tube channel we show how they look and installed on the rollers FYI

Good Gleaner Video little info The rollers are a pain to replace we put in the stainless steel ones and they work well wheat soybean we do not have any crack issues sunflowers have no issues plus they last a long time they keep there edge we run them in 3 combines

Thanks for making the video!

If you don't mind me asking what is the diameter of the shaft and the diameter of the the extension where it meets the shat

Hi mate.... Looks like the welding has held in there..😊 Awesome video, thanks for sharing... Stay safe..

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Hey where you from just found the channel…..subscribed

Hi from Australia... Just subscribed..😊 Awesome video... I like to see the old equipment running in the fields, you guys are doing an awesome job... Break Downs happen even on the newer equipment, sometimes I'd rather go back to using older equipment.. mostly due to the newer equipment is not preventative maintenance as much the older equipment... Keep at it and stay safe ..,,🌾👍

What a disaster….why couldn’t you disk it or do something with it

Unless you farm or have kids raised on the farm, then you understand. Excellent comment as so true. Glad you got it fixed and back in field

I enjoyed your video. Hope everything thing works out for planting season.

Thanks for your video. Just picked up an R62 and learning its inner workings. Big change from a M2.

Could you add dimensions (cut list)? I can figure most out if you just say length width of coop and height of the "knee" walls (not sure of true construction term). The actual board dimension I need most is the rafter length. We are milling our own lumber with an alaskan mill from trees we had to take down to make room for chickens (heavily wooded property). They look great!!

Saved me big time

Saved my a$$ thank-you.

So what was the problem then. You didn’t put enough batteries in it

earned a sub. Just found your channel and like the content. Interested to see how the coop goes. I like your resourcefulness.

This video saved me from the headache of returning this call. Tha k you.

Can you provide some links for the battery adaptor and the heater? Awesome idea.

Was the block heater the cause of the fire? If so how?

Good job on the coyote, they have been getting way to brave around here. We've gotten about seven inches of snow here in north east Kansas worst thing is we had 3/4" of rain at the start and the ground is not froze makes real fun feeding the cows. luckily we haven't lost power, yet.

Your Drill is WAY TO FAST! And you should use oil, not water.

We bought a tanker almost identical to yours about 5 years ago on auction up at Falls City NE, COOP up there had used it to haul molasses and didn't get it cleaned out, had about a foot deep slurry in it, smelt like manure, we got it cheap they couldn't get anyone to bid on it ended up giving $150.00 for it. It has 5 compartments we've cleaned out all but one so far been using it for tending sprayer, mainly bought it for if got dry and needed to haul water for our cattle. Since I've had my back surgery and have gotten healed up plan on getting into it and get the last section cleaned out this spring. @pughfarms

Gotta read more lol

I have the same problem high school kids with 4wd drive vehicles just tear up 1 of my fields and did it all fall and winter and spring and i went to local school took pictures of all 4wd vehicles and matched them up to tire tracks in my field and called the sheriff and they said they could not do any thing so i put 2x4 with long nails i the popular tracks and that stopped them

How big of headers?

What spacing you do, on your beans also what bean number do you use, fertilizer your beans they look good good video on the 4 machines

fun to see other Gleaners running in the field TRX has a yield monitor that we installed in our Gleaners work good and is not very expensive we have a installation on it

Why use a skid-steer when you have the best piece of equipment in the world? 4020 with a bucket and box scraper!,,,,

we had to rebuild our cylinder on the R72 also this year i never record was not a bad job had to clean up threads and kit in it Ya we got blasted with a snow storm 10" of snow on channel sucks to early for snow good luck

lol I did the same thing 15 minutes ago

27 minutes × 3 "mechanics" is not less than 30 minutes. But lets talk about what the rasp bars rub the crop against. The "cage". How long does "maintenance" on that take? And what's on the other end of the rotor? Another "stop sign"? How about the rotor DRIVE. Did you include that in "27 minutes" or is that considered its own "job" and timed/billed separately? Bottom line is that it is not remotely a 1-person job to simply replace rasp bars in 30 minutes or 30 days using "simple hand tools" and although every "proud" Silver Seeder operator brags up how "simple" and "easy to work on" and "efficient" they are rarely if ever are Silver Seeder ownerrs the first in OR out of the field and damned if you ever see "vintage" Gleaners - L2s, M3s, R50s - still in the field unless they broke down there decades and were never worth fixing OR scrapping. And damned if they seem to get "preventative maintenance" until they're tits up and THAT'S usually do to catastrophic powertrain failures. Hardly EVER have to "service" the "combine" or "machine". The ENGINES on the other hand. Especially in the "vintage" air-cooled Deutz machines and the "real" Gleaners with Allis engines in them. The "rarity" of D21 and 7080 tractors along with "vintage" Silver Seeders from that era is evidence of what happens when you put the screws to an Allis 426 engine to try to "compete" with real heavy-duty diesels with at least 466 cubic inches and top liner cooling and 10 lbs of engine weight per horsepower. The "feeding system" of a Silver Seeder takes 2 to 3 times as much power to run as any of the "competition" EMPTY and thus even in "light crop conditions" and "empty" the engine is at 50% load. OK for easy shelling corn where you only feed the ear or small grains just taking the heads with a platform but BEANS or picking up windrows with a dummy head or running a REAL flex head? Forget about it.

I used a front fold 30ft Great Plains drill and planted about a 1000 acres with it 1 fall over 10 years ago. I don’t remember having any issues out it. I know them 15ft Deere drills are good. They have hydraulic down pressure. That thing would plant asphalt lol

Looks good man. Just subscribed. I just started videoing my garden stuff this past summer

LOL Gleaners sure are pretty

It says 4 in remote and 8 in the speaker on the box.

Some people call those beer seeds when they throw them out of their truck. I hate litter bugs. Winter is coming. You're scarin' me with the frost!

Whatever happened to needing a 9/16 and a 3/4 wrench to fix almost anything.

Engineers should be required to service and repair whatever they design. If they can't, fire them and hire those that can! You have to calibrate a drill every year, wear changes the rates.👍 Great video

How do you like the JD3830 swather? We are considering buying one to cut hay with.

What years is your R62 mine is a1992 White 2600 with a Cummins and i added a door on the left hand side so i could change bearings and accerator rolls with out getting in side of the combine

I started using Stainless Steel accelerator rollers instead of the AGCO ones and you don't have to go back and replace them you can see me installing them in our video have worked well for me KNOCK ON WOOD company out of North Dakota make them

The foam cannons are awesome we use them also but never on the radiator we use air seem like we use water it muddies the fines so bad but i am will to try anything have a break just been watching your videos

By the way hello from central North Dakota