Planter Problems Already
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Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. Our part-time employee, Brock, also helps with the filming. 1980 was our first year in Waldron where our main farm is now. Since then we have grown the operation from just a couple hundred acres to over 3,000. Watch my 500th video for a history of our farm I filmed with my dad.
I started making these videos in the fall of 2019 as a way to help show what I do on a daily basis as a farmer. Agriculture is different from any other industry and I believe the more people that are showing their small piece of agriculture, helps to build our story. We face unique challenges and stressful situations but have some of the most rewarding payoffs in the end. I get to spend everyday doing what I love, raising my kids on the farm, and trying to push our farm to be better every year. I hope that I can address questions or concerns that you might have about farms and agriculture.
I hope you enjoy my content and ask questions as you have them. I do my best to answer anything I can. Thanks for watching!
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What you need is two vintage John Deere saddle tanks.....that I have stored in my barn 😂.
And a 4640 to mount them on
Hello from Scotland! Excellent educational video as usual, keep up the good work. Many thanks!
Great planter operation explanation and disassembly tutorial. Thank you!
You will master this learning curve, i'm sure. :)
wow , these planters maintenance is SOOOOOOOOOOO EXPENSIVE , with so many wearing parts , its crazy !!
Always run row cleaners in float. I prefer intermesh (both front hole). At minimum I would run one in front hole one in back. Very odd to run them both in rear hole position.
Have you considered whether you should be checking those small fertilizer tubes for either complete or partial blockage? Some of these fert products are suspensions as opposed to solutions. In my experience suspensions are inclined to leave deposits behind as they dry out.
Frankly I'm not at all surprised that many areas of this machine are a little grubby,
Once a decision had been made by the previous owner to replace it they would be unlikely to be willing to spend both time and money cleaning, checking and fixing the machine and just want it gone off farm. Similarly I doubt the dealer would want to spend any significant time or money carrying detailed checks on the machines condition as they were probably screwed down hard on the deal to take it into stock to get a new one sold in its place. I would acknowledge though that it is not great that they did not check and remove those special brush belts that are out of shape with memory warp issues, I would not have expected a dealer to have located those broken parts and I would be really surprised if they agreed to replace them FOC!
It will be most interesting what other issues come to light as you work your way though the machine in great detail.
Regards, Dan
BROCK WE NEED MORE CLEANING DONE WHERE ARE YOU ??? LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE LOTS TO DO AND LEARNING AS YOU GO !! VERY INTERESTING WATCHING IT COME APART AND HOW IT WORKS !!!
I’m a precision dealer just east of you. Let me know what parts ya need!
Alot going on at one time on planter. Sometimes you sit back an think is it worth it compared the way use to do it cost wise.
So your used planter is used... got it.
Nice planter to bad they didn’t clean it up for you. That isn’t good for business I wouldn’t think anyways have a great day all!!
Lots of people would never wash the electronic components like he did. Just blow them off.
Hello Nathan wanted to see you in Fort Wayne but I didn't go the right day didn't make it to Louisville I don't get around very good anymore I do watch all your videos though you have an awesome Channel
Not saying it is “junk” but it looks like it had a bad year before you got it. I’m certain you can fix it, it will just cost more.
More time than actual cost
I wonder what these planters will be like in 10/15 years , as far as every
thing working. Sure is a lot to go
wrong.
You need to do a clinic on how to
properly take care of a planter.
The investment and what you expect
it to do , it needs to be top notch condition. A few more years the boys can start helping.
Phil and your dad in their rocking chairs saying what was wrong with
the good old 7000 planter 😆😆
Very interesting video Nathan. Will you go back to the dealer about the damaged parts ?
At 13:18 was that a phil cameo
That should have been the name of this video! 😛
What about the weight on the tongue , I would be afraid it would affect the tongue sliding in and out, with the weight on the end where it’s sliding in and out , but what do I know lol
That's my neighbors old planter for sure. I watched them plant across a area where a old fence line was where they removed rock piles . You should have heard that thing banging on stones and whatnot. It was that right side too . Did it come from a farm outside of jonesville ? I won't mention any names though out of respect for them .
No its not came from Three Rivers. I know where it came from.
@@BorderViewFarmsAh I see . I still think that right wing was in some questionable ground at one point. Take care .
those are wear parts, so it will be your bill. it be interesting to know how that guys new planter is configured. he may have traded it because of the breaking of those knife points.
I'd be willing to bet he has no idea the points were broke.
Does that glimpse count as a Phil sighting? Or was that him?!
It was
Hello Phil.
What's you thoughts on welding mounting plates to the top of the tube, that only mild tubular steel
remember. planting high speed is nice and all, but 8-10 mph and rocks will cause a lot more broken items. especially the conceal knives. more of a 5 mph system I believe. I think 7 mph or so would be a sweet spot in between wear and productivity. myself I still like 4.5 - 5 for planting.
Ivers get along fine with conceal at 10+. But yeah high speed will probably accelerate wear points. Bushings and such
Could you mount some smaller tanks out on the wings?
I could but for a number of reasons don't want to do that.
Easy there and Nathan you’re awful giddy with that new 24 row . Can’t wait to see you pulling your hair out with the first electrical issue.😂😂😂 not really!! Now you have to work on 24 rows 50% more than your previous planter. Where is Brock? I have neighbors that have put the Conceal precision planting on one side of their planter row. Thanks for the planter explanation tour👍.
On your conceal ,if you change your seed depth does that change the conceal depth also or does it always stay same depth?
It does change the depth. They are also adjustable but must be done separate from the seed depth
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Kind of a let down for a new planter, sorry you're having trouble with it.
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You’re going to want row cleaners on your bean planter now and get rid of that no till coulter
What year is the planter again, trying to gauge how many acres it's planted.
It's a 21 but only 1 years use, about 1700 acres
@@BorderViewFarms had to be pulled by a 9r at high-speed to do that much damage in not so good ground.
@Jocala Farms I don't know for sure but previous owner is a seed corn grower and I'm guessing used high rates of fertlizer.
You may answer this later in the video, but have you determined what the RTK antenna is for? I assume you're going to order spare row cleaner parts? If it goes there like it does here, don't order some and you'll have a failure or break one, do order them and you'll wonder why at the end of the season.
You will be hard pressed to find many farmers as meticulous as yourself about cleaning equipment. But, you already know that.
Do you think high speed will lead to more broken parts just because you are hitting everything harder?
Not really. While we have rocks it's not like some other places. I've never really broken anything on the planter due to rocks so maybe there will be some but I'm not all that concerned about it.
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Your standards aren't to high, doing it right is the way it should be.
Interesting how many things need to be checked out on a 1 year old planter
Does that mast get installed farther forward and that cutout in the black catwalk go around the angled braces of the mast?
My friend services the planter with a ,Gator and a tank on the back of the Gator unloads liquid on the go ...
My truck I drive for the company I work for SmithFoods in Orrville Ohio has a 500 Detroit, runs good with 40 k behind it, just turned 763 thousand today ,very minor repairs have been done
160 foot/lbs seems way to high a torque for that size bolt. Are you certain the spec was not inch pounds?
It's an M16 10.9 bolt. It's not small
Could you please explain ( or re-explain) the 2 types of fertilizer you apply while planting. That is what fertilizer, and what each does? Thank you.
Uan 28% is the nitrogen that will get ran in the 2 by 2 by 2 2" on each side of the seed and 2" or 1.5'' below the surface. It comes out from the knifes that are in the gauge wheels. The second fertilizer will be a low rate fertilizer that goes in the seed trench on the seed.
@@nickshamplo7489 thank you.
putting a 300-400 gallon tank on the planter will cause more pinch row compaction. you be better off putting a tank on front of the tractor and removing the weights from the tractor to keep the tractor weight the same so you do not increase compaction.
I don't agree with this. First, the tractor weights are coming off regardless, and a 300 gallon front tank would add about 3-4 times as much weight and what's on it currently. Second, the frame weight distribution system will transfer that weight to the planter wings and reduce the amount on the main frame tires while in the field.
Hard to tell but can the mast go in the front side of the plate? Or no room
It could but it's not supported on the bottom so I questioned that
Excited to see the teardown. Wear points are worn but more than you expected because planter was pulled by an employee that did not care about adjustment or maintenance.
The good cleaning, new wear parts and your attention to detail is going to make for some more great video. Looking forward to planting time.
Good morning
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