A Closer Look At The 7410
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- ok today its a crazy day for sure. balers burnt tractors farming like we are dying kinda day. we are very far behind in the baling department. corn is ready and falling over from weather. so we just keep plugging along with it and getting it done.
I grew up on a family farm. I love that you have your wife and son's working with you every day. She broke something so what. She is there along with you father your son's. By all definitions you are a wealthy man. The fact that you keep it all together and keep it going and growing. You have my respect. Thank you for all the content. God bless.
Hang in there bud, and your right bout the gofundme, leave that to kids with cancer
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Ya I always watch wes pandys videos and like his stuff and if he set up a go fund me for the burnt tractor I would stop watching him. He’s got a bunch of other tractors to use.
I love how you don't lose your mind when she breaks something.
How could he? That woman is all in involved. A true partner
Yeah that's good... could kinda read he wasn't very happy but doing a good job at putting a better face on it there at the end. I know that feeling LOL:)
When I was a kid Dad was the "mechanic" that knew how to fix everything and set everything up, Grandpa was never very good at that so Dad did it for him from the time he was a boy basically. At one point Dad had Grandpa and my mom "helping" him farm, the idea was three machines going at once would really knock out some acres (sound familiar?) Well, that was until mom was turning around on some rented ground and centered the tractor on a guy wire going up a light pole and basically ran the tractor straight up the wire... it only stopped when the rear tires started power hopping because they were coming off the ground. She had the implement on the 3 point all the way up and it was buried in the dirt. She finally got her wits about her enough to pull the kill cable on the diesel engine shutdown cable. She tried to climb off the regular step and it was about four feet off the ground and she had to jump for it she couldn't think clearly. That was the last time she drove a tractor IIRC... I was about five. Dad told me years later that basically while they meant well, it didn't really help him all that much-- he said basically as soon as he'd get started with his tractor in the field, they'd have a problem and stop and come get him to stop and come fix it for them, or get it adjusted or whatever, then go back to work, and by that time the other one had a problem-- so he just basically bounced between fixing their problems and didn't get much else done himself.
I know EXACTLY how that felt because years later Dad was getting handicapped but wanted to still run a cotton picker, but he couldn't crawl down to actually fix or clean out anything to keep it going, so every time he had a problem he was on the radio calling me to come fix it. My little brother was on the other picker and he needed less help but still some when it was something he wasn't sure how to do, and so basically I just ran my butt off between hauling trailers to the gin, and fixing their problems... I never could really get on the tractor for any length of time and get anything done of my own...
Cest les vis... such is life I guess... just how it seems to work. At least Teresa is a hard worker and seems to do pretty well with it, and everybody can have a bad day... just tough when so many bad days come in short periods of time. OL J R :)
Yeah, pretty much how any extra help around here works out.@@lukestrawwalker
@@frankwurth5375 Yep... I hear ya... need a good hand lemme know :) OL J R :)
Bad luck just keeps finding you, keep your head up, hopefully good things are coming your way. Still enjoying the videos. Yall be safe.
Lol I looked backed and my thing was not spinning. Just love it. My wife of 22 years is of Filipino decent. I never even heard of the country when I met her. Been there 12 times now love it.
The wife is hell on the Krone😂
gotta get the wifey in more vids she's funny as hell made my day lmao
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I will forever remember my introduction to this channel being the conversation about "Asian tight". subbed.
Wes, you might have hit the nail on the head, ask us to watch the adverts ,it cost us nothing, you are not asking for money from us but the system pays you, a win, win situation.
I’m certain now that battery powered impacts are a farmers best friend in recent years xD
If farming was easy everyone would be doing it. That’s what I always tell myself. People ask me what I do for a living and I just say I’m a professional gambler.
At least some salvageable items, those wheel weights especially are good to be used. That sucks to see those good trellborgs decimated, let alone the tractor. It was a good tractor for as long as you had it running, it will be difficult to replace it.
The front end push bar looks to be in good shape!
In the big picture of life this is just a speed bump. Walk tall like you always do my friend
That tractor can be rebuilt, but not feasible. Kinda like rebuilding a hammer, buy a new head, and a new handle and you have a rebuilt hammer. When a insurance company totals out something they know it's cheaper to replace than rebuild.
"Tell me that's not flat".... "I broke the rim... yeah, I guess..." :) Man, she tore the heck out of that wheel!
I thought that too lol but luckily that's an easy fix, probably with a hammer and channel locks... the bent spine for the rotor on the other hand... ouch
I work on the f-16 and they use those splined sockets all over the place, I love em.
When I was about 9 I burnt a fordson. Used a too big old engine valve for a pin on the rake and got hung up on the hay and the low exhaust caught fire lol
I don't recommend to rebuild burned spools because we did one section of electric one. When working temperature was reached it pledged
I think the same, also those loader mounts.. it might be a hazard, accident waiting to happen to use them again. They might be hardened too much, bridle..
Safe the parts which are useable and sellable like the frontgrill, weight, axels, rim's and rim weights. And I bet you the PTO parts are good too.
👍👍 5:00 I believe the Krone loaderwagons have an open pick-up. Open on the back side I mean. Maybe an idea? Don't know if it's even possible
Ouch... At the end i can feel the pain and see how much it does burn..
Yeah Ms.T didnt do it on purpose and accidents happen but boy oh boy does that kind of thing .. Oh well.. what can you do, it happened. I hope you can save the drum and the spline. If not, with that 7410 its a bit too much for the same time.. damn.
Though, this is farming, this is life, shit happens. There is sunshine after the rain.
Another farmer accepted some funds on a tractor rebuild and some people received some “trinkets” of the tractor. Parts that were (junk) pistons in his case. But he’ll bolts bits and pieces. I’d put a piece in my hutch with my other treasures
Hey Wes, sad to See the 7410 burned up. Still remember the 4960 sitting burned in the same Spot years ago. What about a running tractor tour/Equipment Tour part 2?
The 4960 was burnt but it was fixable unfortunately this one isn’t and I remember this tractor in all the old videos you have on your channel. sucks to see that tractor gone
Very talented wife! Never ending surprises!
Sad sight... hate it.... 7410 rebuild would be great content
Cheaper in the uk as you know come get one. Love the stuff you do
Large frame 6r's are a nice machine. Ran both 7410s and 6170r and really enjoy the 6170r. Sucks about the fire and all the new parts lost. The 7410s are nice pre emissions machines.
Keep your head high men
When it rains it pours Wes., good luck,
Something like a hog-ring around both sides of the spring coils is probably what you want, the broken part sill trail along with the shaft. I've a suspicion that lengths of 3/32 aircraft laced through each circle's coils and stuck through a cable bind might work very well and be very reuseable but it'd be hell getting it out of the blades if it fed through... XD Consider it a good thing they have the pick-up shields.
I'd pull the exhaust manifold all the way through to the tip of the pipe, looks like shit but I doubt its life has been shortened.
Don't do pay pal so having to do it this way. Enjoy your channel and what you do so spreading some love brother. Hope everyone does a little something to help out. Take care!
Thanks!
Lol that is a Matco original socket design. They are nice to have!
I have a set of Kobalt splin sockets and love them as well.
Damn Wes, you got it ruff, first semi rollover, 4960, dumb wagon, now this, feel really bad for ya
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I'm not sure if may Wes makes poly bands for krone. They are flexible so if you hit something or get a tooth wedged they are more forgiving than steel. Probably won't help your issue, but they are nice and less expensive than steel oem ones.
and flow hay in better, smoother, and easier... OL J R :)
Wes it’s pride that makes you feel that way and that’s a good thing you work for everything you have and it’s a weird feeling to receive that kind of help but once you do it’s a humbling feeling look at it like this you already have done the work cause you basically entertain us for free cause CZcams isn’t making you that much and all the ass ache in filming editing and content adds up to hours a week for basically free after ya give GoPro their cut
Wes some day soon you will have left Will in the tractor and be out side doing some thing and look back to check on him and you will and you will see your tractor and bailer going down the field with William driving it he is a true farm kid through and through he is a good kid Wes .
Been waiting for this.,gday Wes Pandy,you love Crone bailers.hahaha.sorry not laughing about the tractor,was about the crone,you hate crone,but you love crone. I feel for ya buddy on the tractor,sorry to see ya going through this,breaks a blokes heart.
Wes and Teresa, please please please do not leave William in a running tractor! If he ever figures out how to make anything move, someone will get hurt! Always ask yourself "what is the worst thing that could happen?" and then do whatever you can to prevent it!
Amen
Kids that grow up on farms generally know enough not to touch anything that will make a tractor move.
That’s a cityidiot problem…..
@@JimsEquipmentShed I agree. I grew up around tractors and machinery. From the time I could walk, I was told what I could touch and what not to.
@@billmoran3812 Kids just don’t get exposed to anything anymore.
It’s all about avoidance, but all that does is delay the problem, and create a bigger issue later on down the line.
Like the kids that have never been allowed to ride on a kids quad, suddenly get to try the neighbors big bear…..
My grandson was running our excavator by the time he was five.
He knew that to do that he had to act responsibly.
Kids are a lot smarter than people give them credit for.
That's why they moved that tractor closer and that's what they were talking about... in order to make that tractor move william would have to push the clutch down and move the gear selector. Not gunna happen he's not got enough ass to push the pedal, and not long enough tol hold the pedal down and reach the trans selector. Worst he could do is engage the pto, but they're not working on that baler.
It seems
If it weren’t for bad luck you wouldn’t have any at all
I admire you for your patience
keep your head up Wes. Love the videos
You're a Good enough mechanic from what I have seen, rebuild that sucker one piece at a time, no rush, and you'll just have an open station tractor. Would make for a Great Video series. Paul from Iowa
He already did that with the 4960.
He was told by some of us that had repaired burned tractors for customers/insurance before, that 4960 would be an expensive time consuming pain in the butt messing around and getting it right. Wes did actually admit that by the time he'd finished it he wouldn't of done it given a second chance. Salvage what can be re used safely and send the rest to the scrap pile.
JMHO...Go fund me is NOT something for anyone unless they have a family crisis, injury and hardship.Capable working people get right back to work and earn, not beg.
Amen
@Jason
Bars are full of drunks, that doesn't make it right or acceptable.
When I bought my r.v. one of the first things I did was get some telephone poles and build a pole barn to keep it under on level ground.
ever consider buying a tractor out of canada / you save about 25 percent on the total price with the exchange on money lots of green tractors for sale up here some thing to think about
You totally jinxed yourself Wes, "I'm sure your saying damn he does that really fast" 1 minute later damn it I dropped it.
Good luck with what ever you end up buying as a tractor don't think anyone will be to surprised if its a John deer
Thanks for your update...
I was wondering if insurance was going to cover it since they try to find any way to not pay for something. I figured since hay was allowed to get around the driveshaft they would say it was neglect and not covered.
Yep insurance companies SUCK... I HATE insurance and wouldn't even bother with it to the extent possible but you can't avoid it entirely any more in this world. If you owe them a PENNY it better be there on time or ahead of time, but when they owe YOU, there is NOTHING they won't do to try to "worm off the hook" and refuse to pay... why I quit crop insurance altogether, and don't even think about those worthless extended warranties on vehicles, machinery, or appliances and stuff LOL:) My sister's AC went out in 100 degree S. Texas heat and they kept her waiting for several weeks futzing around with makeshift repairs before they FINALLY installed a new system... they basically had to go buy a window unit and live in one room of their house LOL:)
NO thanks... seen and dealt enough with insurance over the years, they're all the same... reminds me of a joke-- What do you call 100 insurance companies on the bottom of the ocean?? A GOOD START!!!! OL J R :)
@@lukestrawwalker one time I stopped at arest area and there were about 12 RV there $160,000 ++ each,being a smart ass I asked what they do to afford them ,the man said we are all insurance salesman.
Thanks for your videos my guy.
Depressing looking at that poor old 7410, Whatever happens, you will sort it.
sorry bout your tractor im glad u guys ok
Sad to see a 7410 burn up. They were the gold standard of loader tractors when they were new. A 7410 with 1200hrs sold locally for 84k
You left me praying that threasa didn't do serious damage to the pickup of the baler,think you have had enough of bad luck Wes.
Damn right you could fix that 7410 Wesley,if you had to ,great video as always
Hey Wes, I saw a beautiful low hour 7610 for sale in pa that would be a perfect replacement for the old girl.
Give me information
@@onelonleyfarmer get the link I sent you? Not sure my reply went through.
@@chrisnobles1862 I don't think links show up in replys
@@johnhaas2523 thanks
He shouted out his email for the donations. Send it there possibly
Shoot! Good luck with the baler 👍
And harbor freight has lifetime warranty on all hand tools. Most my tools are all craftsman from years and years collecting but I got some HF tools and havent broke one yet. I just get my dead blow hammers replaced when the rubber/plastic wears off
I think a lot of us would send a few bucks your way. Lord knows you’ve entertained me more than the $10 or whatever. Bad luck about the tractor but that’s real life.
Oh man hate to hear that with the rotor and pickup frame... seen you straighten those before and of course the rotor shafts busting and fixes on that. Hope you got the backup rotor you were gonna send off to get re-shafted or whatever. It's sh!t when it happens but like that stump that got you several years ago, it happens when you least expect it. Here's hoping it's an easy fix and nothing is too screwed up and everything holds together good at least through the end of the season... OL J R :)
Asian tight is the only friction a man need, haha loughing my pants off...
Watched you for a long time.I am a farmer, don't start a Go Fund Me we can take care of ourselves.
I'll do my part and let the commercials play. Your could always sell off pieces of the 7410 as souvenirs. Hahaha.
Andrew camarata style
Save the wheel weights for the 7530
I wonder if you just slightly grind a groove on long time at the spring end.. creating a weak spot for it to break at.. and keep the round part in piece...
Every thought about CLAAS tractors they do sell them in North America the axoin model series built in Germany. the most powerful is 445hp axion 960.
You could approach the company and be a service dealer for them in the east of the country you got the space. They seemed reasonably priced the 850 model used £68,000
Maybe it's something to consider being a service or dealer agent is beneficial, could start an agricultural course teaching young boys girls
I think for the price you should consider the class top range and there's sold in North America parts wouldn't be a problem.
Anything to help a farmer out 👍
Strautmann that make forage loader wagons less than 50 miles from the Krone Baler factory in Germany, have the polyurethane flexible PUR tines for their flex-load pickups.
Snap-On has been selling sockets and box wrenches like that for a long time now. “Spline Drive” they call it.
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I respect your opinion on Go Fund Me. Like the full Monte idea better than replacing with someone else's fixes on the same era tractor.
6rs r the perfect hay production tractor
Oh well just another day in farming paradise L.O.L. To be honest I wouldn't chance painting and selling those loader brackets. Is it really worth the risk of finding out the metal is messed up and they crack or fail, then cause a serious accident/Death or damage another machine if something bad happens. Sometimes just taking the loss sucks, but it's better than passing a bad problem onto somebody else for a few $ or you /family get bitten bad if they failed on your farm. Take care guys
They're just mild steel bent and welded into shape... cast ones might be another matter. Inspect and should be good to go. Later! OL J R :)
Yeah that's not good..I'd rebuild most things but that's got hot ..so all seals and castings will be shot....sell for parts I reckon..I get hay round my massey but can smell it get hot it gets hot...but what a job to untangle it...!!!need a two wheel drive for that job...!!! Yeah do a signed tractor..!!😁
Really feel Krone should sponsor your channel !! Stay Safe this fall !!!
My main comment is you spoke massy , you talk of krone al kinds of equipment for different chores . How about kuhn ?
I've. Seen and heard good things of them.
Also a 12 point socket I have to carry or have in my box a12 point 3/8 the socket. Ford timing gear bolt. U need that to get in.
And can't be much different then the german turqe spec. Good n tight. Haa
best think,no one was hurt
Did you see the 7510 for sale on tractorhouse, lots of hours. But realy clean. And a side exchaust
I tell Travis that the 7410 will start again but after this video I guess I am wrong
How is your dad taking it I think that was his favorite tractor sorry about your luck thanks for the videos
Did you get a new camera? The picture is crystal clear.
Dont they offer plastic bands for you Krone? They may have enough give to let the peices out.
Wes we had the same problems with the camless mchale fusion balers. Broke most of the tines in a few mins once.they bought out a cheap mod to solve it and it works.take off all the bands and squeeze them in the video and the bottom back end.it leaves plenty of space for broken tines to drop down.i have broken 2 tines in two years since.can I send u a picture
Make a special shirt! So you feel better and you generate some money.
Y’all are certainly playing a dangerous game with that kid in the tractor alone.
I cringe every time I see that especially with the damn thing running and he is bouncing around in the cab.
It's the way I grew up on the farm and I can tell you first hand a boys curiosity is just an accident waiting to happen.
That tractor can not move without him pushing the clutch and sitting in the seat he is not tall enough nor heavy enough to get her moving.
Yet
@@onelonleyfarmer There is enough buttons levers and switches to keep him occupied. Still can remember the ass warping I got when I climbed up in the old mans semi and released the brakes when I was just a tad older than Will.
@@orsonwells7997 Yup had a little kid do that on my bus one time when I was driving school buses. We had to park in the middle of the busier highways and walk around the front of the bus to the middle line, to signal the kids at the stops on the LH side of the road when it was safe to come across and get on the bus, or walk from in front of the bus across the road to their driveway or street... Had this one stop that was a PITA, in an "S" curve with a blind curve at either end 1/4 mile apart and a creek bridge in the middle... SO I hurried as much as possible because it was a 55 mph highway and people zipped around the curve and couldn't see, particularly in early dark mornings and when foggy. One morning I'm walking in front of the bus and look around and wave the girl across (her Dad or mom always walked her to the bus stop anyway, but it was procedure so we had to follow it regardless) and as soon as I signaled her I heard "PSSSSSHHHHH-psssh" from the service brakes... I spun around and looked and saw the top of a little head dart back from my seat into the front seat... I was back around the corner and up the steps in about 2 seconds and I was like "What do you think you're doing?? Don't know you if you push the wrong button, you'd release the brakes and this thing will roll right back down the hill into the creek and kill everybody on this bus including you?? (Yep I was trying to put the scare in 'em!) Well, we'll see you in the principals office as soon as we get to school!" I wrote him up as soon as I got back and hand delivered it... Kid was off the bus for the YEAR by the end of the day... Bet Momma LOVED having to drive him 10 miles into town every day and come pick him up in the evening...
Later! OL J R : )
Well I like to say if it wasn't for bad luck I would have no luck at all
Watched your channel sience the 4960 fire. And its only 2 tractors of yours that i learn the name of thru this years and its the 4960 and the 7410 🤣🤣 and now one is gone.. //SWEDEN
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Learned about Asian-tight when I was in the Marines.
You should try a fendt
Mercy sakes...
What's up
lol,,,, I'm not begging, don't forget to report the gifts on your taxes!!
WES i bet you had replaced that sheld years ago you would still have that tractor
Do they make poly bands for Krone balers or do they not work on high speed camless pickups? I know we run them and have zero issues with bent bands causing premature wear on times.
that pick up wheel rim looks crooked
Nice ole school Dodge farm truck /tools 🔧🔨🗜🧰🛠/ wes