One of the farmer's I worked for had a 656 International tractor that he bought brand new. I got to use it for raking hay at his place. His was a diesel and it ran really good!
@@Timberland-Farms Our family has had really good luck with the Case IH 8465 round balers. They were made right around 1995. We just bought another one for $5000 and it only had 5000 original bales ran through it in its life.
I got my information from fmcsa.dot.gov (federal motor carrier safety administration) a CDL is not required when the GCWR (gross combined weight rating) is less than 26,001 lbs UNLESS the driver is transporting hazmat or more than 15 passengers. Defined in section § 383.5 Effective date : Thursday, March 7, 2019 Some states make laws and regulations adding or subtracting from federal laws, and those regulations are good across country like if PA (your home state and where your business is) says you do not need a CDL for XYZ vehicle you are operating but you are in NJ that has laws stating you need a CDL. PA laws would be in effect for you as a PA resident
When you first stood by that thing I thought no way is it going to start. No cap over the muffler, I thought engine full of water. Sure surprised me. Ellis
It definitely took some time and several trips to and from to finally get it going between battery and carburetor issues but it finally started after sitting who knows how long
@@Timberland-Farms I was too dumb when I bought my first tractor! LOL.... Our budget is much tighter now!! But I can't complain about the 4x4 capabilities and what that has gotten me out of, and the air conditioning in KY is priceless..... especially this week!! Looking forward to more awesome videos Anthony!!
I have a question for you. On our 1971 Ford grain truck with a 2 barrel carburetor I am spraying starting fluid directly into the butterfly and it is in the open position, but the starting fluid is just running out from somewhere in the carburetor, rather than getting into the intake manifold. What would cause that? It has not been started since 2017.
Ideally yes, previous owner warned me against it due to a possible hydraulic issue in the transmission causing cavitation within the hydraulic pump and I wanted to run it as little as possible until i confirmed it won’t destroy the pump by running it. It still has a few kinks to work out but it’s becoming a very nice machine
One of the farmer's I worked for had a 656 International tractor that he bought brand new. I got to use it for raking hay at his place. His was a diesel and it ran really good!
Very cool! I wish this tractor was diesel but it will still get the job done, now I need to find a round baler for next year
@@Timberland-Farms Our family has had really good luck with the Case IH 8465 round balers. They were made right around 1995. We just bought another one for $5000 and it only had 5000 original bales ran through it in its life.
I’ll have to keep my eye out for one of them then, I’m always up for a bargain
I need to get a trailer like that! But here in PA, I'm pretty sure that I'd have to have a CDL to tow it loaded.
Cdl laws and regulations are federal but double check. I’m in upstate NY, 20 minute drive to PA on I-81
I got my information from fmcsa.dot.gov (federal motor carrier safety administration) a CDL is not required when the GCWR (gross combined weight rating) is less than 26,001 lbs UNLESS the driver is transporting hazmat or more than 15 passengers.
Defined in section § 383.5
Effective date : Thursday, March 7, 2019
Some states make laws and regulations adding or subtracting from federal laws, and those regulations are good across country like if PA (your home state and where your business is) says you do not need a CDL for XYZ vehicle you are operating but you are in NJ that has laws stating you need a CDL. PA laws would be in effect for you as a PA resident
www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/commercial-drivers-license/driver-combination-vehicle-gcwr-less-26001-pounds-required
Good old versatile tractors,IH sold a bunch of them.
It seems like a very thought out platform by the engineers
When you first stood by that thing I thought no way is it going to start. No cap over the muffler, I thought engine full of water.
Sure surprised me. Ellis
It definitely took some time and several trips to and from to finally get it going between battery and carburetor issues but it finally started after sitting who knows how long
Sweet tractor!!
Thank you, I’d like a 4x4 air conditioned tractor but I got into this cheap so I can’t complain. Our farm is all about a tight budget!
@@Timberland-Farms I was too dumb when I bought my first tractor! LOL.... Our budget is much tighter now!! But I can't complain about the 4x4 capabilities and what that has gotten me out of, and the air conditioning in KY is priceless..... especially this week!! Looking forward to more awesome videos Anthony!!
I have a question for you. On our 1971 Ford grain truck with a 2 barrel carburetor I am spraying starting fluid directly into the butterfly and it is in the open position, but the starting fluid is just running out from somewhere in the carburetor, rather than getting into the intake manifold. What would cause that? It has not been started since 2017.
Possibly chewed up gaskets or fuel line from mice
Was that a good trade ?
I think it was a fair trade, and we both ended up with something way more useful for our given situations
Couldnt you have just driven it home?
Ideally yes, previous owner warned me against it due to a possible hydraulic issue in the transmission causing cavitation within the hydraulic pump and I wanted to run it as little as possible until i confirmed it won’t destroy the pump by running it. It still has a few kinks to work out but it’s becoming a very nice machine