Love it. Keeping the old tractors going is a must , avoiding as much computer chip running is a must plus I'm a sucker for nostalgia, old things being useful and heavy duty.
@@RainCountryHomestead our grandbabies always came to me (Nonna), but when they got older, they loved to hang out with Pop. Mike tells me that it’s because he’s way cooler than me! 😂😂😂
Patrick is there nothing you can fix? it is awesome to see what you can do. Oh, listen to that sweet voice! What a handsome little helper and grandpa teaching him how to work on things.
I have a YM 1500 which I use cutting the grass on a small acreage for a friend. I have found it important to frequently clean the fine mesh screen in front of the radiator . It unclips and comes out easily. By frequently I mean 2 or 3 hours which usually coincides with a break for a drink of some kind. Its amazing how quickly grass seems to collect on the screen Oddly enough when I cleared a really over grown area for another friend, brambles, nettles , small saplings beginning to sprout , that kind of thing there was less small material generated and it was less of a problem.
Put a new radiator cap too. If your tractor was boiling it should have filled your overflow container first. If not your cap is bad. Nice video. PM on your equipment pays off in the long run.
Right. It was boiling over into the overflow tank. The radiator air flow was plugged with thistle seed and fine grass. The radiator was also dirty on the external surfaces. The outside temperatures were hot and I was working the tractor pretty hard. This is the first service I had done since I got the tractor. Thanks for the tip.
Wdać, że z chłopczyka będzie mechanik. Zadbany traktorek będzie służył jeszcze długie lata dlatego warto utrzymywać jego dobry stan techniczny. Pozdrawiam.
Don't think so. Oil was topped off. Thistle weed seeds and fine grass had restricted air flow through the radiator. it was also a hot day and we worked the tractor pretty hard in the overgrown area we were brushing.
That baby is growing up so fast. It feels like yesterday when you became a grandfather and look at that baby now. So sweet.
So true!
Cutest little helper and student!
Love it. Keeping the old tractors going is a must , avoiding as much computer chip running is a must plus I'm a sucker for nostalgia, old things being useful and heavy duty.
Right. Seems like a solid and clen little tractor. One can readily get most parts from Hoye Tractor for these old guys.
What a great little helper you have!! ❤ I couldn’t help but think “train up a child in the way he should go..” Making memories! 😊 Many Blessings!
He loves hanging out with papa and helping him with whatever he is doing. Those two are buddies for sure!
@@RainCountryHomestead our grandbabies always came to me (Nonna), but when they got older, they loved to hang out with Pop. Mike tells me that it’s because he’s way cooler than me! 😂😂😂
Everything is new and exciting to the little guy. Fun to watch him grow.
@@blessedbloominghomestead9134 Of course he would say that! haha
Patrick is there nothing you can fix? it is awesome to see what you can do. Oh, listen to that sweet voice! What a handsome little helper and grandpa teaching him how to work on things.
Plenty, but I learn as I go quite a bit. I enjoy that little guy.
Good morning from Missouri! Good information as always! You guys have a wonderful day! 😊
Appreciate it.
Thank you Pat (and Heidi)!
And thank you to the scene stealer! 🥰
Blessings always! 💜
It's a beautiful little tractor isn't it Trish? 😉
@@MrRainCountry ☺️
And thank you for the servicing tips🥰 He's so cute 🥰
Thanks!
I like the way you maintain your equipment Patrick. I am not as diligent as you are, your equipment should last a lifetime. Thanks for sharing. Phil
NICE tractor!! We all need to do whatever we can to keep those old tractors going. And quite the handsome lil grandson too!!
I love those old tractors.
Seems like a solid little tractor.
Congratulations on your Yanmar tractor Mr. Rain🙌🙌🥰
Thanks! It is handy.
Good video, great helper , thanks for sharing, God bless !
Thanks Michael.
You have the best partners. Baby and puppy 😂
😊
Your grandson has beautiful long eyelashes. He calls you Papa. Sweet.😁
He's a dandy!
Thanks 😊
I have a YM 1500 which I use cutting the grass on a small acreage for a friend. I have found it important to frequently clean the fine mesh screen in front of the radiator . It unclips and comes out easily. By frequently I mean 2 or 3 hours which usually coincides with a break for a drink of some kind. Its amazing how quickly grass seems to collect on the screen Oddly enough when I cleared a really over grown area for another friend, brambles, nettles , small saplings beginning to sprout , that kind of thing there was less small material generated and it was less of a problem.
Put a new radiator cap too. If your tractor was boiling it should have filled your overflow container first. If not your cap is bad. Nice video. PM on your equipment pays off in the long run.
Right. It was boiling over into the overflow tank. The radiator air flow was plugged with thistle seed and fine grass. The radiator was also dirty on the external surfaces. The outside temperatures were hot and I was working the tractor pretty hard. This is the first service I had done since I got the tractor. Thanks for the tip.
So did the flushing do the job ???
I think so, so far. I haven't ran the tractor that hard since the fluid change.
Hello wonderful people. God ís good, áll the time.
I am from South Africa. Where is Rain Country?😮
The wet side of Washington in the US
Welcome South Africa! We are about as far Continental North West U.S. as you can get.
Where did the curls go??? 😢😢😢
You are thinking of Jace, he has wavy hair and can get curly but Jaxon's hair is straight
@@RainCountryHomestead thanks. ❤️
Yeah, Jace (the other one) is a wooly-booger, monkey toes. Full head of hair at birth and a harry back and forehead 🙂
@@MrRainCountry l lmbo. He’s gorgeous!!
Wdać, że z chłopczyka będzie mechanik. Zadbany traktorek będzie służył jeszcze długie lata dlatego warto utrzymywać jego dobry stan techniczny. Pozdrawiam.
Oh gosh. Maybe the oil is why it was running hot.
Don't think so. Oil was topped off. Thistle weed seeds and fine grass had restricted air flow through the radiator. it was also a hot day and we worked the tractor pretty hard in the overgrown area we were brushing.
They're bad about overheating while bushhogging
You need to put a waterpump on it
It has one already