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I didn’t think I was the only one, but dang a lot of people with similar stories. This sucks. Thanks for sharing.

That’s crazy. WOW!

Well we been country livin’ for some time, but I get your sentiment.

@@LohreFarm Ive been carrying ppls chickens back home all my life, not that uncommon if you live in right area where ppl have chickens like back in the 70s. I wa s on a farm where all the farmers stopped by daily to bs with my grandfather..they will start laying in the old farm trucks etc and ride off. Bruce my neighbor has chickens all over this countryside. Not saying that's what happened to you, but it's common if you live in right area are have the right neighbor . I'm up two guenies and a chicken.. 1fresh egg daily under driver seat of boat in pic..

That’s crazy. Thankfully no dogs have been left YET. People need to be better. I’m sure if they knocked on your door you would not have been happy. But at least you could offer something. That sucks.

Oh and I loved the two ducks running in tall grass and tripping. That scene reminded me of the Little House on the Prairie intro field. You probably could clip it for a cute shorts vid. 🦆❤

@@HyppieElf haha, yes it makes me laugh ever time they see the pond and can’t get their bodies there fast enough.

I have been thinking of chickens for years. So I am kinda thrilled but disappointed that someone would dump such a cool bird.

Like I said in the video. I wish they would have asked.

I almost have a coop built, but the bird is in a large dog kennel shielded with cardboard. And it's probably going to snow tonight. 😆 🤣 most people are ready before they get chickens, and even more of those get hens before a roo. I'm going about this a$$ backwards 🤪

Yes, there needs to be a balance.

Thank you so much. The ducks are hilarious, and I will definitely try to show them more. Thanks for Sub'n.

Not a bad idea, but I kinda hope it never happens again too.

Haha, sounds like a plan. If you can find them. They are both yours.

Haha, maybe. But who knows if something was wrong with those birds.

Completely agree! ❤️

That’s sounds like a pretty cool idea. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve needed to go get the come a long.

I did see that a company made a way to deal with the live pro issue. I think they are pretty hard to find though.

It’s funny that you think you’re welcome.

@@LohreFarm lol!

For us, it’s dogs & cats. They need to eat and end up eating the chickens. People from the city seem to have little understanding of nature and how it works, like they are going to be adopted or whatever. There is going to be competition between existing dogs & cats, competition for food, and of course, coyotes and bobcats. Even roosters will compete for food, dominance and reproduction. If all goes well, a quarantined rooster might end up as chicken stew. My guess is it’s another city folk that two of their Tractor Supply hens started crowing and a neighbor complained so instead of resolving the problem, they made it a country boy problem.

I think you are pretty much right on!

True, Unfortunately I don't think our situation is all that uncommon.

That’s awesome. The serial number on the side of the motor should help you figure out the year. Good trade!

That might work for some. Might be tough with things like a double bottom plow. ha

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Hydraulic tank on implement pump PTO drive on PTO tractor

Thank you!

Awesome man! Congrats

Not real sure how to answer this one. In the 7 years I’ve had the tractor I probably used a few different weights. This one seems like the best so far. We are in central Minnesota which should be similar to you. I think it has more to do with engine wear for me. This just seems to work best on my tractor.

@@LohreFarm There are some great Ford tractor repair videos in RUclips put out by "Dan Gingell and Rachel Gingell" under that name, and they use Amsoil 15W40 Synthetic. I brought my 10W-30 back to the store and bought Mobil 15W-40. I have always trusted their advice and refer to their videos often. Check them out sometime. It's father Dan,, and daughter Rachel.

@lostinmyspace4910 yes, they have some pretty great repair and tune up videos , that’s for sure.

I’m assuming this is a sign of approval. 😂

Haha, this might be the best comment we’ve ever had on a video! Actually, remove the word “might”. Haha

@@LohreFarm I have 3 for a reason 🤣

@@Jason1Pa That’s awesome!

Turned out pretty good.

Yes. They are heavy.

Oh I definitely get that. I think with this tractor, I have always loved all the little scrapes and dents so much. All that history, I just could not bare to bury it. Who knows, maybe someday I'll buy a tractor just to restore it back like new.

@@LohreFarm Right. Have 1000 hours and $3,000 invested and a tractor worth $4,500-$5,000 on a good day. Just stop the ravages of thermodynamics and prevent yourself from buying a tractor that depreciates and you’ll be happier IMHO.

That's probably true. It would have to be a project of pure passion.

Do it! It really is hard not to stare at it now.

Thank you! I thought it turned out pretty good myself. Was never meant to be perfect.

Exactly. These things are great!

@@LohreFarm I have a 1941 9n runs great. My wife has a 1947 2n she repainted when we overhauled it. Last year we grew 1600 pounds of potatoes with our tractors.

@jeromejohnson6448 that’s so awesome. My wife drove the tractor for the first time this past weekend. I can’t wait to show everyone the video. I was very proud, she really did amazing. And dang that’s a lot of potatoes.

@@LohreFarm We grew them for practice and to show my family gave most away to help people. Look for a cole planter mx12, speedo one row potato planter. You will not be able to eat all the food you grow. Now is the time to by seeds on sale.

@jeromejohnson6448 That’s a good problem to have. The abundance can be huge.

Thank You! They are pretty awesome.

Does it have the embossed rear fenders? If I remember correctly that was the first year Ford put those on the tractor. So cool.

That’s great. Hope you get it back up and running. Always good to hear when a video helped. I’ve been in your shoes a few times, thinking “dang I wish someone made a video showing…”

I don’t know if you are hooking up to an 8N or not, but I’ve have quite a few other tractor videos showing attachments.

This really is such a great way to garden. Yes these flowers can add such beauty as well.

That’s so awesome. These tractor are a bunch of fun. Thanks for checking out the channel. I’ve tried to make some cool 8n videos.

Haha, I can see how that can happen.

I think there are many factors at play here. Many of the technologies we have today came directly from the 8n 9n 2n tractors originally. There is also the money factor. A person could buy about 20 8n's for the cost of a new Kubota. I am usually a new is always better type person, but I do really dig the old models and history.

Thank you! It was a great summer.

Awesome! Thank you, and yes these are the best tractors.

I also have two 1952 Ford 8N's - the Serial numbers are about a thousand apart - I would like to hear their life story's. ( I think )

Life stories of these old tractors would be pretty cool. I believe mine has had many parts replaced over the years. It would be cool to know why.

Totally agree, and a real fine looking one too.

Those sound like fighting words, haha. That's a cool little tractor, but a little more costly than a 8N.

@@LohreFarm we had a 9 n when I was a kid. Engine burnt so much oil you'd fill the oil and check the gas

@OO-by2jl Haha That’s a pretty funny line. I might use that.

That's an awesome scoop. Tractor seems to be running real nice there. I only paid $20 for the scoop I modified, so I didn't mind attempting my experiment. Thanks for sharing the video, and knowledge.

That’s so awesome. Enjoy every second of the learning!!

Haha, yes. Lots of rooster noises in this video.

@@LohreFarm I LOVE HEARING THEM!!

That sucks!. Not a real fun deal. Mine seems to be much better after the "fix". But I think I may have learned a bit more during the repair that I plan to improve on at some point. Good luck!

Yes, the availability of parts alone is huge. There really hasn't been a part I couldn't find, and at a reasonable price too. Great comment!

I have 2, and my brother has 2, his are a 860, and a 871. Mine is a 631, and an Allis D17D. Everything the Fords need is available from Ford and or aftermarket. The 8n just doesn’t have the power for what we need to do, and my Allis has parts issues. The flat rate manual gives twice as many hours to rebuild the engine as my 6 cylinder diesel, so there are sone trade offs. Have fun