Glad you got the A/C fixed. In addition to the radiator for the engine, the A/C has its own radiator that is called a condenser. The condensers are typically mounted in front of the engine radiator. It's important to make sure that both units are blown out. Debris could be getting caught in the gap between the A/C condenser and engine radiator. Try to keep that area blown out as well. If your diesel engine is turbocharged there could be a third radiator that is called an intercooler. That also needs to be blown out. The A/C unit will also have an evaporator. The case that holds the evaporator will have a drain tube that dumps water under the machine. Look for a stream and/or a steady drip of water coming from under the tractor when the A/C is running. Make sure that drain tube isn't plugged with debris.
Great down to earth, real video! I always wondered what happened to the field kill, now I know. Good for you for taking care of it, and trying to look for more ahead of the machine.
Glad you fixed the a/c, and now you will know for next time. Engines need 3 things to operate - oil, water, and air. If one is compromised it will cease to function, especially when operating near their limit as your tractors are at most of the time.
Neline, I feel your pain on the AC. Living here in Texas I have had that happen on occasion and you just cook in the cab. And rear window open doesn't help much.
Duck thought it was Wabbit Season I guess and let their guard down. The fuzzy stuff was likely pollen from something accumulated earlier over a longish time. You easily wouldn't see it in the open air if it was very fine. Same happens with dust particles slowly gathered in a filter mesh.
Do you know how rare of a young lady you are? I know of no young female that works like you do. My hat is off to you for your work ethic and contribution to the farm.
Working in a glass office on a 30 degree day without A.C. would not be fun. Again we were shown what a 30 degree day can look like in “ The Land Of The Living Skies “. Tornado watches and warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, hail all around us it was quite the afternoon in Saskatchewan.
the low hydraulic fluid warning was likely the hose (that later broke) leaking; the AC compressor may be on a hydraulic motor too (I understand fly-by-wire operator controls like hydraulic motor power units). Machines work in union; everything is connected/related to everything else. You can bet that if something new is squeaking it's likely going to be related to the next thing that goes wrong. :) You have to become a 'machine whisperer' and 'intuit' what's going on. After some years you can get really good at it. :)
It might be that she has her header right on the ground and is constantly hitting mounds of dirt from the moles and badgers. Slow and steady wins the race.
Two points about language: In teaching for 50 years, I noticed that females often preface their points with the word just. No! No! Make assertive statements. Don't apologize. Second, I notice that you often comment in the middle of a sentence with the word "Yeah." Is this a feature of the Dutch language? Is it a feature of the Canadian expressions? I notice that your siblings don't have these mannerisms.
Glad you got the A/C fixed. In addition to the radiator for the engine, the A/C has its own radiator that is called a condenser. The condensers are typically mounted in front of the engine radiator. It's important to make sure that both units are blown out. Debris could be getting caught in the gap between the A/C condenser and engine radiator. Try to keep that area blown out as well. If your diesel engine is turbocharged there could be a third radiator that is called an intercooler. That also needs to be blown out. The A/C unit will also have an evaporator. The case that holds the evaporator will have a drain tube that dumps water under the machine. Look for a stream and/or a steady drip of water coming from under the tractor when the A/C is running. Make sure that drain tube isn't plugged with debris.
Multiple duck feathers caused the fuzzy stuff.😂😂😂😂
Great down to earth, real video! I always wondered what happened to the field kill, now I know. Good for you for taking care of it, and trying to look for more ahead of the machine.
Thanks for another great video
Started normal then heated up, ended up chill. What a Rad video.
I like the intro music…..good selection.
Good farmer on all fronts. Thanks for sharing. What a day you had.
Good work, takes alot to effort to sit there for a week straight cutting.
Oh my goodness 😊
Glad you fixed the a/c, and now you will know for next time. Engines need 3 things to operate - oil, water, and air. If one is compromised it will cease to function, especially when operating near their limit as your tractors are at most of the time.
Everything runs on smoke. Don’t ever let the smoke out!
Without the AC you could have been cooked like a Peeking Duck Neline LOL 😂 😂
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Neline, I feel your pain on the AC. Living here in Texas I have had that happen on occasion and you just cook in the cab. And rear window open doesn't help much.
It’s called learning. You’re getting a wealth of experience that can’t be bought!
It seems that your tractor should have a cab fan for instances just like this.
WalMart has them 12volt clip on $12 and they oscillate.
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Duck thought it was Wabbit Season I guess and let their guard down.
The fuzzy stuff was likely pollen from something accumulated earlier over a longish time. You easily wouldn't see it in the open air if it was very fine. Same happens with dust particles slowly gathered in a filter mesh.
love your intro music!
maybe a portable air tank with a blow gun and you could clear the radiator in the field
designated PAINT brush for screen/radiator dusting off? Potty breaks
That’s not a bad idea!
Sauna spa day in the field....
SOL 🤔I’ve heard that phrase before. It’s stand for “short on luck “ right? 😂
Glad you were able to duck the problems and stay cool
I have great respect of you, for who you are , your dedication and work ethics. Very good young lady. Bye 👍👍🌹🌹💖💖
Do you know how rare of a young lady you are? I know of no young female that works like you do. My hat is off to you for your work ethic and contribution to the farm.
LOVE the music choice!!!
Check the cabin air filter on your swather as well, one of the most neglected filters and seriously affects your AC performance.
Working in a glass office on a 30 degree day without A.C. would not be fun. Again we were shown what a 30 degree day can look like in “ The Land Of The Living Skies “. Tornado watches and warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, hail all around us it was quite the afternoon in Saskatchewan.
That rabbit fuzzi think hit rabbit nest that what plugged your ac rad
Mole hills in the field and dirt on the table, one word will fix all of that, DISCBINE !
“Earrings that tell a story.”😅 upcoming events
My mom says you're a tough cookie
You be melting without AC
I think you are missing the drapper head for cut.
When it is cutting half as much it's making for long days.
'and bring a can of AC refrigerant booster too'
the low hydraulic fluid warning was likely the hose (that later broke) leaking; the AC compressor may be on a hydraulic motor too (I understand fly-by-wire operator controls like hydraulic motor power units).
Machines work in union; everything is connected/related to everything else. You can bet that if something new is squeaking it's likely going to be related to the next thing that goes wrong. :)
You have to become a 'machine whisperer' and 'intuit' what's going on. After some years you can get really good at it. :)
Your one tough lady hope ac starts working
Such a beautiful lady 👀💚🤗🍀 indeed, consistent and versatile worker. Unbelievable attractive 🧡🙂.
That duck forgot to duck
You have your own private sauna
Great video how many acres y'all cut
How many acres of alfalfa did you guys harvest ?
Did you use the duck for tea that night?? 😅
Use to get a few rabbits with the sickle bar when mowing hay back in 60s, yummy stuff.👨🌾🚜👨🌾😍😍
Open door and bungee cord it To a Block of Wood so air can come thru the Crack!
Waarom niet een butterfly maaier gaat volgens veel sneller
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have cooked duck tomorrow
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Not to offend anyone but I have seen swathers that cuts 3 times faster - any reason for going slow?🤓
It might be that she has her header right on the ground and is constantly hitting mounds of dirt from the moles and badgers. Slow and steady wins the race.
@@asquithmainlines699 cloggs avoided too
@@asquithmainlines699 Thks
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🥇😆 Thanks for watching!
@@ADairyonthePrairie you're welcome (from Ireland)
Can u tilt ur head back a little bit ,,
Hope you catch up on sleep soon! It's easy to see your energy decline during these swathing videos.
Two points about language: In teaching for 50 years, I noticed that females often preface their points with the word just. No! No! Make assertive statements. Don't apologize. Second, I notice that you often comment in the middle of a sentence with the word "Yeah." Is this a feature of the Dutch language? Is it a feature of the Canadian expressions? I notice that your siblings don't have these mannerisms.