I always loved it when he sets the camera down still recording, and you here the good ole Jim and his dad add commentary to Zach as he is working. Those guys are priceless.
Good to see Jim back !! Haven't seen him in far too long !! "O" rings are supposed to be round - NOT all tore up with parts missing. Hey Zach, your son continues to amaze me with his capabilities !! He's certainly got to be very helpful on the farm !! Good young man, Onyx !!
I agree. I was waiting for him to put on the face shield at the very least, because injection is a very serious injury. Two weeks ago, a friend of mine had an injection accident with his pressure washer, putting several ounces of water into the back of his hand, and fortunately didn't damage any tendons or nerves.
My dad did last year two weeks before vacation so he tried as hard as possible to make it and he just sat on the balcony watching us in the water the whole time😂
Hi, i am from India and i am also a farmer here. I have been watching your videos for the last few months and i absolutely love the content. Most of the agri equipment you use is new to us. We Indian farmers don't use such a big tractor, or even equipment. It's like a new technology for Indian farmers. So thank you for sharing the vlog with all the information. I wish you success for your Agriculture and also for the RUclips channel.
I have a friend who's father lost his eyesight in both eyes from a hydraulic leak sprayed into his eyes. I implore you to put on safety glasses. You have a fine family who needs you. I was an auto technician and shop owner for 55 years and I can't tell you how many times my glasses saved me. Just saying!
@@kylehalderman6210 I buy a half dozen sets every year. With cheaters to read small stuff. Have destroyed 3 pair where they likely saved my eyes. A battery exploded as I hooked jumper cable. (Ok wiggled to check connection) a tornado debris, and a firearm failure)
@@brianvarner dad was in pickup. I keep old, cleaned milk jugs of water (often with dish soap) in truck bed. I dumped on my face, got in bed of pickup, told dad “drive to well, get water in hose” I flooded face, body with water, stripped to boxers. Then my cloths in washer, me in shower. Barely a mark. Plus a hour later I could hear again. Loudest thing I can recall.
I'm a farmer who lives in the suburbs. Each morning as I travel outward to work, people start to wave. In the city, no one waves. In the rural areas, everybody waves to each other. I'm yet to completely nail down where the waving starts and stops, but it sure feels nice when someone you don't know, or maybe do know, gives you a wave as you pass by.
No doubt when most corporate bureaucracy gobbling up property all across this country, then building high density housing and debt slave factories with crap for wages and benefits. Hmm sounds like China.
We all are decent & respectful when we want to be. But unfortunately we tend to put on this false persona when commuting in the inner cities. Like we're trying to fit in on some B/S. Truly sad !!!
Zach, I have learned a lot about farming watching your channel since I did it 40yrs. ago with equipment that was no where near efficient as what you are using today. International/ Farmall & Oliver tractors are what we used in Pennsylvania thank you!
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Good fix on that planter oil leak. Those o rings can be very hard to replace. You are lucky you could see the leak much less be able to get to it and put a new o ring in. Wash it off with the power washer now. You did good on that one. Terrible place to get into. Busy time with everything going on. Keep at it. Take care and be safe everyone. Thanks for everything Zach and dad and Jim and onyx and Becky. Wow. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
Zach. Try Dawn Soap with your Pressure washer or Dawn Soap Co. came out with a Spray Bottle Soap . That Soap the Best for Oil clean ups. Good for Baby Ducks good for Oily Deere.
You could use an olight swivel with its magnetic swivel and really bright light. I dropped mine in oil and I just wiped it off and kept going. Love your channel…
🎥👨🔧🗣 It's always a delight when the camera captures those candid moments of Jim and his dad providing commentary while Zach is hard at work. Their presence adds an extra layer of entertainment and authenticity to the video. Their banter and insights are truly priceless. I can't wait to see what unexpected moments and humorous exchanges await in the future! Keep up the fantastic work! 💪😄🎬
Zack it could be the plug has one less thread or the threads are too sharp... several years ago a lot of hydraulic mfgers went to china and tried to save money on plugs... I ended up changing out my competitors bins at an oem and put our plugs in. It took 3 days to do this but it solved their problem. We started stamping all of our fittings to keep ours segregated. Also if any heat in this area it could have been a nitrile or neoprene part instead of a brown viton. Viton o rings take the higher temp...
This episode reminded me a lot of working with my popop lol, he just wants to help but sometimes a lot of questions gets to you but the level of respect shown is amazing
In all perspectives of this upload ,it really reminds me alot about my mom😊 I really appreciate them for the work they have done so far ,,keep up the good work millennial.
Dump the seed.. throw a net or chicken wire that will catch the rotten seed in the hopper. Refill the seed into the hopper. Have a good plan to season.
Zach, we had to tighten every plug on our planter during year 2. We marked the plugs and 2 leaked again this year, number 3. One came out without a wrench. Amazing what constant hydraulic pressure can do.
Zach im glad you had a better day than me! Tweeked out Tuesday had all our air conditioning out most of the morning. I would have traded jobs with you today. Be safe and stay oily my friend.
Anytime you're moving seed I always think you could justify a little electric forklift. Nylon wheels, tight maneuvering, would save grinding those skid loader tires on the nice concrete... Could surely find a reasonable used one.
Zack, just a note. Standard o-rings are durometer 70A, for anything over 1000psi you need to get harder ones, durometer 90A, ever harder depending on your system pressure. Putting in a standard 70A o-ring will work for a short time but it will fail. I hope you have the correct kits on hand.
Yep, know all about those o rings , last year had many of them. Come to conclusion two different materials don't mix. Ended up put using lock tight to keep from loosing up of cap bolt.
Be on the lookout for leaks on that new sprayer. Same thing as that planter leak. Small plug on hydraulic block, blows oring and gets loose and starts leaking. R4030 happened 6 separate times. One block under the belly and one block on the boom
Simple Green is my favorite solution for cleaning up an oily mess. Works well with cold water. Used to use it on my motorcycle engine. Cleans like a champ - Simple Green and a garden hose.
John deere uses a lot of aluminum hydraulic valve blocks - but steel plugs ...the aluminum and steel expand at different rates - so it's pretty common for the plugs to loosen which blows the o rings out ...
Need to get you set or just a single Allen scocket, that you can use to get those plugs out. You can use an extension, or two, it will hopefully be a even easier job the next time. Stay safe.
Good Job! There is a certain feeling when you fix a problem like that which you need to experience to Know the feeling.When it doesn't work out so well there is also another feeling...
I have a wrench ground down skinny to fit for that specific job. We have that issue on the sprayers. Those hoses are so tightly packed into that valve body, it's ridiculous! 😢
😂😂😂 I would recommend a Ranger if you’re looking to get any work done…. That’s awesome!! Another well done video, Zach! Hope to hang out with you again soon.
Note done with the repair of the video, but make sure you use the correct o-ring! If it is a plug, it is traditionally a Boss O ring. Enjoy the content, keep up the good work!
Haha Zachs dad “ I’ll go watch the back” Zach “it’s going to be a real mess…..” Zachs dad cryptic question … “ you want me to run the tractor or watch the leak” Zach “ I’ll watch the back “ I’m I always remember the video where you explained you and your dads way of communicating where he will ask you the question / offer to do something , but what that actually means is you’re suppose to do it lol
Here in New Zealand it's illegal to import Genetically Modified seed or nursery stock without approval from the Environmental Protection Authority (permission is rarely granted, if ever)
I always loved it when he sets the camera down still recording, and you here the good ole Jim and his dad add commentary to Zach as he is working. Those guys are priceless.
Old guys have paid their dues lol
If there’s one thing I know about an o-ring, it’s that you can tell it’s blown out by the way that it is!
Glad to see Jim back, hope this year goes well!
Good to see Jim back !! Haven't seen him in far too long !! "O" rings are supposed to be round - NOT all tore up with parts missing. Hey Zach, your son continues to amaze me with his capabilities !!
He's certainly got to be very helpful on the farm !!
Good young man, Onyx !!
Good to see your dad and Jim becoming a lot more comfortable with the camera!! Always enjoy there humor!!
I love seeing onyx being involved in the farm hopefully we see him spraying, and combining more this year.
As someone that has seen someone get cut by spraying hydraulic fluid I winced when he put his hand on the hoses when you were checking for the leak.
Yeah, wtf!
I agree. I was waiting for him to put on the face shield at the very least, because injection is a very serious injury. Two weeks ago, a friend of mine had an injection accident with his pressure washer, putting several ounces of water into the back of his hand, and fortunately didn't damage any tendons or nerves.
My dad did last year two weeks before vacation so he tried as hard as possible to make it and he just sat on the balcony watching us in the water the whole time😂
Also it broke his finger and still isn’t healed back
@@arthouston7361 injecting water is painful and may damage/cut internals. Injecting hydraulic fluid leads to necrotic tissue and amputation
Always a good day when millennial farmer uploads!
Jim almost always ends an opening statement with a chuckle. You gotta love his character 👍
Hi, i am from India and i am also a farmer here. I have been watching your videos for the last few months and i absolutely love the content. Most of the agri equipment you use is new to us. We Indian farmers don't use such a big tractor, or even equipment. It's like a new technology for Indian farmers. So thank you for sharing the vlog with all the information. I wish you success for your Agriculture and also for the RUclips channel.
Cherish these days with those two Zach.
You have to appreciate the actor playing Zach stayed in character and called himself a real farmer.
hhahahahaha
Good to see Jim back , hope he is keeping better now.
That description of what an O ring should look like was priceless! Good to see Jim back!
Nm m g B h h unkkk m I😊
I enjoy ths very much and i am watching from South Africa
Always nice to see Jim. Hey Jim!
I have a friend who's father lost his eyesight in both eyes from a hydraulic leak sprayed into his eyes. I implore you to put on safety glasses. You have a fine family who needs you. I was an auto technician and shop owner for 55 years and I can't tell you how many times my glasses saved me. Just saying!
As a AG dealer tech I was cringing. Always put glasses on when looking for a hyd leak. It ain’t worth it
@@kylehalderman6210 I buy a half dozen sets every year. With cheaters to read small stuff. Have destroyed 3 pair where they likely saved my eyes. A battery exploded as I hooked jumper cable. (Ok wiggled to check connection) a tornado debris, and a firearm failure)
I had a tech blow a mostly frozen battery in his face. No glasses. He dove headfirst into the snowbank….
@@brianvarner dad was in pickup. I keep old, cleaned milk jugs of water (often with dish soap) in truck bed. I dumped on my face, got in bed of pickup, told dad “drive to well, get water in hose” I flooded face, body with water, stripped to boxers. Then my cloths in washer, me in shower. Barely a mark. Plus a hour later I could hear again. Loudest thing I can recall.
I'll be wearing glasses from now on!
I'm a farmer who lives in the suburbs. Each morning as I travel outward to work, people start to wave. In the city, no one waves. In the rural areas, everybody waves to each other. I'm yet to completely nail down where the waving starts and stops, but it sure feels nice when someone you don't know, or maybe do know, gives you a wave as you pass by.
I'm convinced humans were not meant to live in cities. It destroys us.
No doubt when most corporate bureaucracy gobbling up property all across this country, then building high density housing and debt slave factories with crap for wages and benefits. Hmm sounds like China.
We all are decent & respectful when we want to be. But unfortunately we tend to put on this false persona when commuting in the inner cities. Like we're trying to fit in on some B/S. Truly sad !!!
We run a Case IH 1200 planter. Had the exact same issue this year. O ring went out on that block and sprayed all over.
Always have a good day when MF uploads. God bless our farmers 🙏
Hi Zach. Your father and Jim are top-notch A no.1 gents.
Had the same thing happen this spring with a plug on a valve body.
I grew up on a farm and then worked for a few farmers working with crops and then a couple of custom hay farmers.
Jim, the legend.
Good one, Zack. Nice to see Jim and all. Wishing and praying for a great year for farmers.
For a second I thought that floater was the big Swede 😂
Great example of farmers fixing things 👍
Zach, I have learned a lot about farming watching your channel since I did it 40yrs. ago with equipment that was no where near efficient as what you are using today. International/ Farmall & Oliver tractors are what we used in Pennsylvania thank you!
we used a ford, case, farmall and fiat alles
It’s a great feeling when you can fix a problem with out great expense
@ 6:12, Dang The Big Swede was a little far from home wasn’t he?😂😂
thought the same thing lol
It’s amazing what one bad O-ring will do. I have a bobcat 763, and on one of the control valves it blew out talk about a mess.
Thanks for another great video.
It was interesting and enjoyable.
Good fix on that planter oil leak. Those o rings can be very hard to replace. You are lucky you could see the leak much less be able to get to it and put a new o ring in. Wash it off with the power washer now.
You did good on that one. Terrible place to get into.
Busy time with everything going on. Keep at it.
Take care and be safe everyone.
Thanks for everything Zach and dad and Jim and onyx and Becky. Wow.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
Hey Zach, You remind me of when I'd be working with my Dad. Biting your tounge is well worth it. My Dad has passed now and I miss him.
I love how your dad always says "oh" when something breaks
Always a good day when you post a vid much love from belgium
Nice to see jim again!
Catdog is sure hanging in there - must have a few extra lives (Lol)
Zach. Try Dawn Soap with your Pressure washer or Dawn Soap Co. came out with a Spray Bottle Soap . That Soap the Best for Oil clean ups. Good for Baby Ducks good for Oily Deere.
You could use an olight swivel with its magnetic swivel and really bright light. I dropped mine in oil and I just wiped it off and kept going. Love your channel…
"You can tell by the way it is...". Still the best line ever.
Fellow Minnesotan here who loves the channel. Was that a @MortskeRepair reference at 12:41? "I don't know if you can tell by the way it is or not?"
The o-ring shape comments were priceless. I saw it and thought "that's a q-ring, not an o-ring".
Zach, your commentary is always THE best (that's what SHE said!) !!!
Good for you man, a true farmer doesn't quite untill the job is done. And you sir a a real farmer.
How I wish the episode were 1 hour long so I can enjoy even more of your content
Whew. Them two were close to being bit. Bless them.
🎥👨🔧🗣 It's always a delight when the camera captures those candid moments of Jim and his dad providing commentary while Zach is hard at work. Their presence adds an extra layer of entertainment and authenticity to the video. Their banter and insights are truly priceless. I can't wait to see what unexpected moments and humorous exchanges await in the future! Keep up the fantastic work! 💪😄🎬
Zack it could be the plug has one less thread or the threads are too sharp... several years ago a lot of hydraulic mfgers went to china and tried to save money on plugs... I ended up changing out my competitors bins at an oem and put our plugs in. It took 3 days to do this but it solved their problem. We started stamping all of our fittings to keep ours segregated. Also if any heat in this area it could have been a nitrile or neoprene part instead of a brown viton. Viton o rings take the higher temp...
For the price of it I would hope they would deliver it
This episode reminded me a lot of working with my popop lol, he just wants to help but sometimes a lot of questions gets to you but the level of respect shown is amazing
In all perspectives of this upload ,it really reminds me alot about my mom😊 I really appreciate them for the work they have done so far ,,keep up the good work millennial.
I'd love to know you better that's only if you don't mind leaving me a reply
Dump the seed.. throw a net or chicken wire that will catch the rotten seed in the hopper. Refill the seed into the hopper. Have a good plan to season.
The need….,, for seed hilarious Zach🤣🤣
Zach, we had to tighten every plug on our planter during year 2. We marked the plugs and 2 leaked again this year, number 3. One came out without a wrench. Amazing what constant hydraulic pressure can do.
@6:11 Hmm wonder if that was The Big Swede in the Terragator.
We go and tighten all them plugs at the beginning of the year other wise we always have one work out and make a mess
Zach im glad you had a better day than me! Tweeked out Tuesday had all our air conditioning out most of the morning. I would have traded jobs with you today. Be safe and stay oily my friend.
Heck, I'll move out there and help out. I've watched so many videos in sure I could do everything you need
Crazy how i stumbled across a harvest video from like 2019 and never missed a video since. Love the content.
Anytime you're moving seed I always think you could justify a little electric forklift. Nylon wheels, tight maneuvering, would save grinding those skid loader tires on the nice concrete... Could surely find a reasonable used one.
100 Farmers were asked what they do in their spare time. 95 didn’t understand the question, the other 5 didn’t know what day it was!
Zack, just a note. Standard o-rings are durometer 70A, for anything over 1000psi you need to get harder ones, durometer 90A, ever harder depending on your system pressure. Putting in a standard 70A o-ring will work for a short time but it will fail. I hope you have the correct kits on hand.
Your ancestors called, they want there flashlight back. They said go find an LED one.
Another great video!!! Goodnight Catdog.
Yep, Nice to see Jim, missed him.
Yep, know all about those o rings , last year had many of them. Come to conclusion two different materials don't mix. Ended up put using lock tight to keep from loosing up of cap bolt.
Always gotta have a few adventures during planting season. A day without any problems makes you wonder what tomorrow will bring!!!
Be on the lookout for leaks on that new sprayer. Same thing as that planter leak. Small plug on hydraulic block, blows oring and gets loose and starts leaking. R4030 happened 6 separate times. One block under the belly and one block on the boom
Great watching again zach must be better when goes to plan we'll all most
Simple Green is my favorite solution for cleaning up an oily mess. Works well with cold water. Used to use it on my motorcycle engine. Cleans like a champ - Simple Green and a garden hose.
hey! millennial farmer, i heard you on my radio while i was feeding cows. i thought it was pretty cool. keep up the good work!!!
When I delivered groceries for Aldis in the midwest ! Good was hard to find. .Also hard work is good exercise..
We really enjoy the videos. I am fascinated by the technology on your equipment!
John deere uses a lot of aluminum hydraulic valve blocks - but steel plugs ...the aluminum and steel expand at different rates - so it's pretty common for the plugs to loosen which blows the o rings out ...
Glad you got some good soybeans to plant
Need to get you set or just a single Allen scocket, that you can use to get those plugs out. You can use an extension, or two, it will hopefully be a even easier job the next time. Stay safe.
You always make my day a little bit better thank you
Hopefully, the weather and your equipment will allow you to get your crops planted. 👍🏻to a great season on the Farm….
When you have equipment there is always things that happen to them and you found it and fixed it fairly quickly. Keep up the good work!!!
Good Job! There is a certain feeling when you fix a problem like that which you need to experience to Know the feeling.When it doesn't work out so well there is also another feeling...
Glad it was an easy fix for you
Glad you found the trouble and fixed it. That thing was more like a c ring than an o ring.
I have a wrench ground down skinny to fit for that specific job. We have that issue on the sprayers. Those hoses are so tightly packed into that valve body, it's ridiculous! 😢
I love when you Talk to Cat Dog😂
Nice video and a nice fix on the planter
Had to keep several o rings in our John Deere planter last year for that exact problem.
Jim saying “ain’t that a son of a bitch” had me rolling @ 10:44 😂😂😂😂
This is now the Top Farm channel with the "I feel the need for seed" quote. Yee haw! You're corn fed!
Deere has had problems with valve block o-rings on much of their equipment for a long time. We were always replacing them on the WAM and big tractors.
Jim!!
Equipment got to love it.
I love Jim’s running commentary on the O Ring project
Thank you very much
😂😂😂 I would recommend a Ranger if you’re looking to get any work done…. That’s awesome!! Another well done video, Zach! Hope to hang out with you again soon.
Note done with the repair of the video, but make sure you use the correct o-ring! If it is a plug, it is traditionally a Boss O ring. Enjoy the content, keep up the good work!
Haha Zachs dad “ I’ll go watch the back”
Zach “it’s going to be a real mess…..”
Zachs dad cryptic question … “ you want me to run the tractor or watch the leak”
Zach “ I’ll watch the back “
I’m
I always remember the video where you explained you and your dads way of communicating where he will ask you the question / offer to do something , but what that actually means is you’re suppose to do it lol
Good catch 😂
Hope everyone is having a great day! I had to fight of cancer so I can continue to watch some farmin! Stay safe out there!
Love my Coast headlamp. Fenix is a good brand too. 🤙
When are you getting your new sprayer????😊😊😊😊
That o ring is still better then every senson alarm last year!!!
Here in New Zealand it's illegal to import Genetically Modified seed or nursery stock without approval from the Environmental Protection Authority (permission is rarely granted, if ever)
Remember Helen Clark and Corngate?
Great channel to follow 😂.