WE BROKE THE COMBINE
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- An old belt that was inside of the combine ripped off all of the seals. We are now up and running again and ready to prep it for corn! Wheat 2020 is in the books
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You cant beat growing up on a farm; solid people, cool equipment, away from all the nonsense, best of luck
Absolutely love this type of video with you and your daddy and the guys working on the combine and any machine for that matter.
It's just intriguing to listen to what their saying when trying to figure out what's wrong and what to do to fix the issue.and your cute little self giggling and doing goofy things like dropping stuff on the camera lens.
So funny I was smiling all the way through it.
Such a cool thing to see a dad and his daughters working the farm and just being together. Latter In life you will remember back to all thse great times with you dad and sisters and mom and smile and be so glad you had these times together.
My daddy is gone and I miss him and the times we spent together doing things together on my uncles farm.great memories and wish we could make more.
You're a sweet funny young lady Claudia and a joy to watch no matter what your doing.
Thanks for sharing yalls lives with us 🙏
Living on a farm is really one of the best ways to live life!!! Yall agree slam that like button
Beautiful workshop 👌Baling at the end really brought back some memories from my childhood, when small bales were more prevelant, all the family that could help did, i was too small to lift them up on to the trailer so i drove the tractor lol. Good memories got me feeling some type of way. Seriously though a truly accurate 'snapshot' of summertime on the farm.
Damn looked like he was going to tip that trailer of hay over going that fast..lol..
outdoorlife keith it won’t, I help a guy move big square bales and I thought the same before I actually moved bales, it was my biggest worry. But 8 big square alfalfa bales that weigh roughly 2 thousand pounds per bale. It is a total of 16 thousand pounds and it doesn’t even move any. We don’t have to strap it down going down the high way but we do just for legal issues, so if a bale does fall off and kills someone we aren’t liable if the bales are strapped down
If they are tied down they can’t fall off. 🤞🏻
@@nicholashartsock2830 "if a bale does fall off and kills someone on the highway, we're aren't liable if the bales are strapped down".
100% proof that you don't have a law degree and 95% proof that you have less sense than a one-legged duck.
Dave Dammit LOL
@@davedammitt7691 well said
When Tim gets excited about hydrostatic reservoirs all is good in the world. Meanwhile Crazy Claudia is just thinking spicy chicken sandwich. 😋
“WE BROKE THE COMBINE.” Heck I gotta watch this. Sorry but ...
Perhaps its some other issue then I think but had the similar thing happen to one of our JD 9600's last year and I happened to be driving it, at night of course and lost steering and then oil pressure to the engine gear case buzzer came on and had to shut it down quick before anything got damaged. It was then I realized as I shone the flashlight on the side of the combine you were videoing that oil was all over the place and I thought I had blown a hose but that was not the problem. Called a mechanic we use who is intimately knowledgeable on the somewhat older JD equipment and turned out to be a problem he was well aware of which is an internal seal between two hydraulic pumps and one of those pumps is for the engine gear case ( powers the steering and the main separator clutch ) and the other pump is for the rest of the hydraulic system on the combine. So what happened is that the oil was being sucked out of the engine gear case and transferred into the hydraulic tank causing the hydraulic tank to overflow all over the place out of its filler cap. The fix ( this is a known weak point and JD updated the pumps as a result ) was to buy two new pumps etc and replace it all $$$ and that solves the problem, the mechanic had us up and running in a few hours as he has replaced a lot of these pumps and said he doesn't waste his time trying to repair the old pumps. That dipstick, I had to replace that on one of the combines as the dip stick was becoming lose on its rubber/steel cap but not failed completely like yours did. Oh and by the way the engine gear case holds 16 liters of oil in case you still haven't found that spec LOL.
I just watched the recorded live stream and listened to your dad explain the chain of events of what happened as I was wondering how a belt could have anything to do with the assembly loosing oil but now that makes sense in that fluky situation where the unloading auger drive belt ended up mangling itself around the drive pulley which comes out of that same gear case and ruined the shaft seal ... in turn leaking oil out and why the gear case ran out of oil. Then mistakenly thinking there was enough oil in the gear case because of the faulty dipstick leading up to this. Hopefully it never damaged the internals of the gear case but don't discount that either, it will rear its ugly head if its going to at the most inopportune time of course !
Great Video Claudia and Tim, Tim always has a way of breaking the stress in a bad situation. Love Grandpa on the zero turn!
Your dad is funny, I never changed the hydraulic oil filter. Guessing the fix was simple
Ya the filter even with bypass spring still could not meet flow requirements. Guessing the pump is going to die soon
So good you show that farming isn't all plain sailing and how much of a struggle it can be to do repairs in the field as some just seem to think all us farmers have to do is sit in the cab on RUclips while GPS does all the work lol. Always know when it's a serious breakdown because the John Deere Bible comes out 😂 good to see you got it fixed long enough to get the wheat finished anyway, what's the model number of your little NH baler as I use to use the NH 575 like that an loved it as rarely went wrong. Looks like your really making the most of your time on the farm before you go off to collage Claudia, enjoy every moment as harvest is the best time of the year. Great vid an keep up the great work feeding the country 👏
Had the dipstick break loose on the 9500. Same thing. It has a long top handle so you don't have to reach between muffler and air cleaner to check it. Look for brass shavings in the hyd reservoir when you change filters and fluid as those charge pumps are protected by a screen in the tank only. And the brass signifies a catastrophic pump failure is on the horizon for the hydrostatic pump. I found out the hard way. 12,000 repair at john deere.
The capacities are found under the specifications section. Love gramps on the mower that’s the best hover-around in N.Y. Good video.
We usally changed filters oil, hyd, air seasonality saved interruptions during cutting season. Or seasons for combines were wheat, rice, grain sourghum, Soybeans. Wheat on june rice August Sept Grain Sourghum, Soybeans October/November
Love how grandpa rides the lawn mower around instead of a utv
He do that to make the farm cleaner if he see a spot that need to be mow he mow it.
@BRAYDEN BUSHO utv = utility vehiclerure unit ..
@BRAYDEN BUSHO there's both UTVs and ATVs. UTVs usually have a roll cage and sometimes a little bed.
Suppose to be a couple rivets up at the top that hold a round metal disc. They wear out and drop, along with the disc. There is a point down the dipstick tube where that disc may catch and you can reach in with a magnet and retrieve it. I place a pop can over top of dipstick, hole in top of can, then use sealant to hold it in place. That cap they use doesn't seal very well.
I especially like that your combine is equipped with a strawchopper, I have friends that went back to spreaders said strawchoppers created to much extra maintenance and wear
Great vid, love when Tim’s on camera he does a great job
Best video ever. Lots of smiles and thanks to the wonders of editing no curse words were muttered.
Great video I love the way your Grandpa gets around on his lawn mower that is so cool. I really like the way your dad described the hillside combine and how it works everybody be safe
Awesome!!! Where's your truck? The "Claud-stomper". Your Grampa is so cool. Love your family, Claud!
Claud and the crew getting it done. Farmers for Life.
Your dad cracks me up, “i love you little filter” 😂 like always another good vid 👍
Claudia u rock .. kick ur dad out of the combine for the rest of the year
OK! We need more grandpa!! Does he drive that lawn mower everywhere??!?!?!?! He is awesome!!! Wish I still had a grandpa!
Omg great video Claudia as always,
Tim, if things didn't break what would we do in the winter???
Oh wait I should of added Claudia to that last question too haaa
Great video and hey there was shade, birds and blue sky. Keep up the great work Claudia. Will the hats be allowed across border yet ???
Well, that was different and great stuff as usual Claudia. It's always interesting to see how things happen and get fixed. Good to see grandpa and others on the farm too. Great job.
All it takes is a handful of highly trained unprofessionals to get the job done. Good job!! 👏 👍 👌 😀
I needed to replace a hydraulic filter to finish tedding my haylage. All baled and wrapped, good to see your teamwork to finish the wheat combining.
We never baled wheat straw that I'm aware of my Grandad bought two or three truckloads of wheat or oat straw every year when he grew commercial strawberries for mulch to aid in weed control and moisture retention on the plants that were irrigated...
Ol ZZ Top cranking right along with that wagon load of straw.
Claudia, you're an amazing girl. What more can I say that hasn't already been said. You're a hard worker. I am as proud of you as your family is. Thanks for the videos. I'm so glad you include me in your day. Be careful sweetie and stay safe. All my love to the family.
I love yall. This is what the world needs.
Hey its not a normal day if something doesn't get broke, and it gives you time for a break - great vid as usual
Love y'all s videos!! that hat looks good on you tell the family i said hi & i love all of y'all s video s stay safe
I’m not a farmer but, I sure do love learning about Agriculture.
Hi. ha these are things that happen with the material, maybe that's also why we like it. 😅 greetings from switzerland where the barley is finished and the wheat soon. Good luck for the future. Francois.
Great video Claudia
About to order some hats and a couple of shirts. I was talking to the guys I work with and I told them about the hats and they put an order some in so now I have a lot to purchase! Can’t wait to get them
20:00 Now that looks like a ton of fun in 90+ heat !!! My back hurts just watching them !!!
LoL 😆 sounds like the flux capacitor went bad.
It’s a meeting of the minds in the wheat field 😂
Y’all rock your awesome kids love ya work keep it going.
Love the videos.
You are some hard workers. Can I come help you pick pumpkins?
Loved the repair conflab. Hate those rocks.
Nothing runs like a Deere ... and doesn't want to finish the wheat this time ! The flexible cutterbar seems to be ... a little too flexible no ?
Tim seems to never be worried - except maybe for the little bales trailer running up the trail VERY fast ( all arrived at the farm ?)
i thought mick was going to lose that trailer at the end of the vid.
Lol me too
I love Claudia but all you girls are beautiful your dad is awesome and your mom your grandparents are amazing love the videos
Hey Claudia, I was in the field just to the north when you broke, wish it didn't rain otherwise I would've zipped right in and helped finish that off
I can honestly say Claudia is definitely not afraid to get dirty or afraid to jump in a get greasy
Tim’s the best! The ladies are cute and funny but Tim has to be the highlight of the channel. Just sayin 🤣😁
Already know it's gonna be a great video😊
This is why you change hydraulic filters regularly. Otherwise they clog and burn up the pump.
I really enjoy your videos thanks for being good people
Another great video!
The hats look great can’t wait to order one👍😊
20:54 Hay wagon looked like it was about to collapse or rollover maybe both.
I love the new hats
Day of bad luck! It happens at least you are smiling!👍🏻🙂
Driving that hay wagon like you stole it.
No bueno is for sure correct in that situation
The dipstick to the left of your engine is for the steering.
Alright... Farmer....Mechanic.....Builder....you got it covered dude .... hey Claudia your on deck for some wrenching.... HA
2 things, he was going way to fast pulling that load of straw down the lane and my opinion watching the videos, your dad is gonna be heartbroken when you leave for college.
Was struggling to get up the hill!
Tell your dad he needs some towing mirrors. Lol
Love the maybe wood chipper for some reason
whoaa easy there mike... swaying all over the road at the end there haha
Love these vids. Your awesome 👍
I hope you guys get it fix
All best and stay safe
So cute with your dad
Someplace on that combine it should show the type of oil and the amount of oil it takes in it!
Throught that hay wagon was going over wow.
Hey how are you all doing. Where are u guys located i swear I say one of ur trucks at Byrne dairy in waterloo on 318 few days ago
dang thats a nice dodge at the end 👍👌 great vid 👍👍🔥
Pay attention Claudia , next time you gotta fix it 😂
Never fails almost done and something happens !
Y'all wasn't supposed to break it...u and ur dad r funny
Holy hauling ass with that wagon of straw
percolator pump? Is it a combine or a coffee maker ?!?!?! lolol
We all have those kind of days, tomorrow will be better......maybe
How many acres do you farm Tim? Your lucky you have a good helper in Claudia.
It must have been bad,.....when they have to pull out the Owners Manual?!?! Claudia,.....you were looking really excited,.....NOT!!!
Where are y’all located in New York the wheat looks amazing there I’ve seen some around here in the Syracuse area looking good
They are near syracuse
Beautiful cab you have
Somehow I thought you were the mechanic 👩🔧 Claudia. Don’t know where I got that from. Maybe it was JoJo 🛠🧰
Actually I think it is JoJo who is the mechanic ( and chef ) as I believe its she who does the maintenance on the side by side ... then again Claudia does work on equipment also as those darned rocks jump out of the ground and wreck equipment !
Could you guys run a little bit bigger header on that combine. 😂😂😂
I had thought that also but with field hopping with all the small fields I assume the header is staying on the combine and so a wide header with all those roads and vehicles would not work well at all. Not to mention the rolling hilly land and a narrow header along with the hillside combine would do a fantastic job of following the ground and not digging in one end of the header into the ground and the fields are smaller and its easier to maneuver a narrow header. Plus they bale behind it and there is enough material to deal with as you can see even with an 18 foot header and the windrows would dry out faster if rained on and be easier to flip over if need be. So as much as it seems odd to some of us farmers to be using that narrow a header, there are reasons to go with a narrow header on some farms.
You have to work with your landscape and not the size of your header as you can see on the Part with Tim is showing that was about 10 - 15 degrees between both sides.
On an flat surface you can run an 30 - 50 feet header but not in this condition. As examples I'm living in Germany in the North they are using between 35 - 44 feet header (flat landscape and bigger fields) in the middle you are running between 24 - 35 feet on the same Combines with the bigger header your flying over the crops in the state im living on one side and the other side would plugging the field.
do you ship milk to CABOT OF VERMONT?
MY HOME TOWN
Wondering if you all plant milo for your cattle? We do in Kentucky
New Combine ....
This is an Omen....
Two red balers!! A red combine should be next! No girl scout this time?
I bet the shaft on pump there are 2 pumps hooked back to back
A new combine and everything will be fine.
Take a silver Sharpie and write today’s date, hours or mileage on it so you will know when it was placed.
Beautiful Life.
Time for a combine trade in and upgrade😉😂😂
Olá, tudo bem gostaria de saber se essa lavoura de trigo está sendo colhida agora no mês de julho .
Is the computer controlled vehicle better?
You see the problem there Claudia is your kanuter valve. If you would have brought out a clean bucket of steam from the barn you could have fixed that in about 30 seconds. Your dad probably hasn't checked the turn signal fluid lately either might mention that to him. Another thing to try is disconnecting the thing with jig for the doohickey that's connected to to doodad as that doesn't work try a new Whipple steam pump is that doesn't work for you I don't know what to tell you except thanks for another great video
It should be called 🕵 detective in stead of farming
keep chewin at it
Awesome job