Mechanic, plumber, cattleman, carpenter, great welder, veterinarian, and farmer, plus husband and father. You can do it all. We enjoy your posts and how you capture what it takes to put food on our table.

Pro Tip; Use a small diameter punch and punch a hole in the bottom of the filter and let it drain. Prevents the oil filter mess when removing the old filter.

Thank you for this video. There is nothing you could say or do that would be boring. I enjoy your way of farming and what you have to say.

Really interesting today! Up close and personal oil change! Tips and tricks! Grandpa stories! We all have them but your memory-pokes to make sure you do it right. Pig plans! I have to say I'm really looking forward to learning what you learn with raising turkeys - no idea what that's all about. There's so much to enjoy with your videos, Tyler, but learning stuff that I wouldn't otherwise be a part of is awesome. Thanks for all you do to make these well-done videos happen!

Thanks for the walk about at the farm today. So glad the tractor was an easy fix. Have a great day.

Another great video Farmer Tyler! Thank you! You're at 108k subs now! We'll keep liking and sharing.

Always lots of projects going on! Very productive day on FTR!

It's always neat to see Callie (Sp, ?) in the background. Such a faithful dog, I'm sure !!) Also, I liked your tip on tightening the oil drain plug - too often, we're inclined to over tighten it !! Thanks for sharing, Tyler !!

As always, a very informative and fun time with Tyler Family Farm. Your skill working on equipment is commendable. I cannot hardly wait to see the tractor rebuild completed and see the new paint job.

Great analysis of raising your pigs, and it is smart to make those additions for not only present usage, but also for your future pig raising usage. The oil change had me smiling. I’ve never had a problem with the oil drain plug but I’ve had numerous problems with removing the oil filter (having tightened it too tight previously)!😂😂

Tyler, my grandfather would have us poke a hole in the bottom of the oil filter and let it drain before removal. Makes less mess that way. Grandpa's taught us all life lessons

Cali is just chillin’! So cute! Another great video!

Thank you letting me watch you

Man that’s a fine looking barn full of hay and more to come good job .

Pigs are sure growing well!

Thank you for taking us with you. God bless.

Good diagnosis. Thanks for the explanation. I appreciate it. The little jobs need done too.

Everyday I have my own nagging details. I’m beyond efficiency but strive for completion just the same. Your knowledge and skills are so appreciated and just watching you is an encouragement in any walk of life‼️

Mud at the pig feeder could also be addressed with making wood and tire feeders and then rotate them around and through the paddock. So the impact area will be moved around and hopefully eliminating a mud congregation area.

FTR, congratulations on hitting the 108k sub mark

When you get the jubilee fixed you may want to move the hydraulic pump off of the 9n and install that on the jubilee and then change you loader over to that!

I think you did not put enough water on the dry pour slab as evidenced by the dry center. It needed more initially, not just a sprinkle every hour or so.

Farm store with pigs and beef open 2 days a week

Gee, I sure enjoy your problem solving and narration. I always learn.

Tylor….If you need a video idea in the future, can you add welding 101. I’m following you because I want to be a farmer when I retire. Thank you for everything.

You are way better than me! After the long passage of time from the time you began breaking down the Jubilee, I would forget how it all goes back together again.🤣

I liked the little longer video this time and your 'pig management' ideas. At the end, Callie looked like she said, "Why are you always filming me?"

What can we say, Farmer Tyler always tries...most of the time, he gets it right.

Your review on the dry pour was exactly what I was thinking. Seemed to me to take a lot more time overall. Thanks for the video.

Glad it was the spark plug..... You were due some Good Luck!!!

I bet your children enjoy taking the scraps out to the pigs! Thanks for showing the projects, FTR.

Great Video!! God Bless You and Your Family!! Have a Wonderful Week!! ❤😀🌻

Good update FTR!

When I raised pigs I fed them under our horse shed, but I fed mine twice a day versus free choice and they grew quick. Water wise, I had a shallow oval 100 gallon trough they drank water out of and laid in, they ended up creating their own mud hole when I dumped the trough out every 3 days lol I understand that may not be what works for you but in my experience it worked great and they never tried getting out of the pen.

What you need for your pigs is a stable place and you're doing it 👍🏻🥃

I enjoy today’s journey. You show how important it is to be flexible. About the dry pour, thanks for showing the pros and cons. I agree with you a wet pour is better. I like seeing Cali at the end getting cooled off by laying on the concrete. Enjoyed seeing the pigs too. You never have a dull day that’s for sure. I wish I was able to fix things like you do. I imagine it’s a necessity with owning a range. Thanks for taking us along.

Great job Tyler 👍🏻🥃

Callie was all tuckered out….but wait…no she’s ready to go and up for anything!!!

I see comments on the dry pour you tried and decided to add my 2 cents worth 😊! The #1 thing I noticed was you way under watered the slab at the beginning. I’d researched the topic for my own use before your video and watched over a dozen videos on it. Most misted the dry pour until water was ponding slightly on the surface before crying quits for the 2-3 hour pause. That will take about 30 or more minutes, depending on the size of the slab; take your time and don’t rush it. The water has to seep into the center of the depth and that requires a large amount. The mist is so the surface doesn’t get pitted. After a day of misting, if the surface is quite firm and set, you can switch to a gentle spray instead. Again, water until it ponds slightly, taking your time. Watering on day 2 should still be several sessions, but by day 3 you can reduce to like 3 waterings. Dry pour isn’t ‘no work’, but rather slow and easier work. There’s not the push to finish like for wet pour, but the trade off is needing patience to water well. And dry pour can more easily be done by a single person where wet pour/ready mix almost demands at least 2 agile people. I really hope you do another dry pour using more water; I think your opinion will only improve about the method. Thanks for listening to my take on this. I really enjoy your channel; I’m a 70 year old farmer’s widow who helped in all sorts of things when I was still able 😉! Including 1200 farrow to finish top #1 hogs/year for a few years when we 1st married. With a mixer mill, 9 hole feeders and through the wall water tanks! But we didn’t get crushed by equipment payments 😉! Had more muscles than money hahaha! I’m done; take care!!

You do such awesome work and I have learned more !! Thank you for taking the time to teach some of us !!

Punch a hole in the bottom of the filter. Then drain it in the pan before taking it off and it will save you from a hand and arm full of oil. Use a good size punch and make sure you get all the way through 2 layers of metal.

With dry pour, you should have very wet ground before you start.

great day, give you credit for trying dry pour, but there's only one way , nice projects coming, have a good night.

Yeah I am like you.. I rebuild things a lot to make things run or go better.. But sometimes a new design is way better and takes less time.. great video. Thanks..

Hello Tyler get a old water tank heater cut it half length wise makes a durable feeder. Have a great day.

LOVED this longer video❤ God bless!

Farming always has a lot of moving parts , ha ha. good on ya FTR

Great video Tyler cant wait to see all your plans begin to develop love to see your videos i think you are a true farmer keep up the hard and honest work thanks for sharing blessings to you and your family

Yeah, guitar strings and spark plugs, lol.... Always have a set of 5 used strings in the little compartment in your guitar case.... the 5 strings from your old set minus the one that broke. You just hope the same string doesn't break twice. 😄

now you Know ! that change in sound was the tractor running on 3 cylinders rather than 4 ! remember that sound and carry a extra plug with you..... and the wrench to pull it out with... it's hard to pull a plug when the engine is hot so take a 15 minute brake and then swap the plugs.... you'll still burn yourself if your not careful but it's better than roasting just getting close to the engine !!!! I hope you get all your hay up..... better plan on new rings and rod bearings this winter.... because next summer it may completely die on you....

I'm all for easy

🚜🚜🚜 another enjoyable video ☺☺🌿🌿🌷🌷🌿🌿

Good hearing the details man! Dry pour no good. Not in dry conditions and that’s not what the pros do 😂🎉

😊thanks for the videos.

Hey Tyler, push or hammer a screwdriver threw the oil filter and you won’t get messy. Thanks for the tip on tightening the oil pan bolt. What ya smokin for dinner?

Great video Tyler!

On cylinders with excessive blow-by using a spark plug 1-2 temperature ranges hotter might help keep that cylinder from fouling as fast.

Tyler, this is a tip from and old timer that could give you a wider window to an engine overhaul. The part is called " Spark Plug Non-Fouler" they should be available at most any auto parts store. I believe your tractor has 14mm spark plugs but they should know for sure. Your are a great Producer on the Farm and on KZfaq.

Try Steiner tractor for your parts, also Just8n’s, and Dennis carpenter. All specialize in old tractors and old ford parts

Another great video. Thank you

Youm can take fine sand paper and sand the plug off

GREAT JOB

Thank you for the video

Those old tractors often had major component swaps from other tractors because they all would pretty much interchange. I would suggest always keeping an eye out for good donor parts tractors. Maybe the engine is shot but you could still use the tranny (hey... not that kind) or the rear end and or, find one with a trashes out rear end and so on. Go ahead and have a freshly rebuilt motor sitting in your shop. It will never be worth less money than you have into it today, it's actually kind of an investment. May be time to find a reason to go back to that tractor junk yard you went to before?

Good job

Enjoyed the video Tyler 😊

STP might seal those rings. lol

22:40 is that a peach tree? ty Tyler for explaining

5W20 shell There's a film of dirt on the bottom of the container. Let it sit.

Ranch? What is the ranch compared to the house, winter pasture and the sprinkler pasture? Maybe you can explain the layout of your working places. I've been watching for years and I get confused sometimes.

Great Work as Always Tyler. No matter the issues, u Always find a way to Solve them. Things that Work for u is the Key, along with how the Animals will Benefit from them. There r People who r going to have Different Ideas, but I think Most of them mean well, or as my Father would say, It seems so Simple when u Out There looking at it, but things Arise to either Change ur Mind or Change ur Motives. Thank u do much for sharing and Keep Pushing!

I use to work at a local grocery store and we had a farmer that use to come by the store to pick up all the scraps from our produce that we got rid of and the farmer fed his hogs and chickens with the scraps. Do you have access to a produce scraps?

Hi Tyler you are the best of the best I love your channel ❤❤❤

Hi Tyler 7-11-2023❤

Looking forward to harvest day for the pigs.

Forgive me for nerding out on the tractors for a moment (I have an 8n and an NAA), but a couple of thoughts on the 8n. I would recommend, no matter how new replacement parts are, don't assume they are good. Especially ignition issues. It is pretty simple to see failures even with new, out-of-the-box stuff these days. In regards to your #3 cylinder, it would not hurt to give that engine a treatment 7or two of something like Seafoam or Berriman's to see if that might help if the rings are just sticky and certainly those valves will be carboned up. You have be worried for a moment with the PTO shaft on the NAA (Jubilee). I know you can twist those shafts on an 8n, so I assume you can on the NAA, too. Some guys literally have to cut the shaft in two to get everything apart. Take care!

I think you fixed a symptom. The real question is why is the plug fouled? That is the problem That needs to be fixed. Based on the parts of the video tha follow this, you know what the problem really is and what the real fix is. What you did I’d just a temporary solution. Best of luck on the real fix.

I look forward to your videos. Keep 'em coming! I have a question regarding the Jubilee. What is it you're dropping from the belly? I have an NAA but don't have that piece. Also i can remove the PTO shaft without removing anything else. Just curious. Im wondering if i have the back end from something else. A Frankentractor.

Buddy, a wire brush would have fixed that plug up just fine. Also, who is Steven Schwall?

Buy an ultrasonic cleaner and clean your old spark plugs with it

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It’s a long shot but Question Tyler I took off my bowl to clean the screen and empty the debris it had and when I put the bowl back n tightened it the fuel wouldn’t flow thru but if I loosened it the fuel flowed thru with no issue? I open the screw on the carburetor to release any air that might be in there with hopes it would clear but nothing.. any idea as to why ? Thanx in advance!!

3:08 If only you had a way to find out which cylinder it was...like a video. 😉

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Need to get the 600 finished do you can put the loader on it and re bild the 8 n

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Maybe you could make the bottom of your feeder out of concrete

Jubilee pto stuck just from using it

Have ever heard of Voice over?

Ah yes….refilling an engine with oil but not putting the drain plug back in. I did that on a Vauxhall Vectra (basically a British equivalent of the Saturn L-Series for you folks over the pond). Needless to say I felt pretty stupid after that. 🤦‍♂️

I continue to marvel at the different ways that your knowledge is brought forth in the videos. There’s the advice from your grandfather, and, nearly every video shows us the benefit of your college education in Farming. 😊

I just learned from watching another channel your not supposed to feed pigs potatoe peelings unless you boil them first. Something is in them not good for pigs. 😊

just wondering why u dont put a loader on your NEW HOLLAND tractor it'd b just right for this job and not over work the ford tractor...just use the older tractor for box blading an the like us it in a pinch..my 2 cents...

Good Afternoon, Tyler and Callie! Fixing the Tracker! Replacing the Cycler! Spark plug replacement! Soybean Feed! Mixing with Wheat 🌾! Cute Little Piggies 🐷! Changing Oil on the Truck 13:32 ! Then, Working on the Julibee! Piggies enjoying the mud! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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You should get a new tractor

Farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video and I hope you have a great day

Nothing wrong with the pad.. it’s for pigs

I have a couple suggestions for your "hog operation"! Put rings in the noses of all the pigs and that will greatly change there rooting habits! Various kinds of rings are available to meet your particular needs! Instead of all the concrete pads which are labor intensive and "permanent", consider getting some rough cut oak or other similar hardwood to build platforms for feeders or waterers. They work, are durable, and moveable so when you want to relocate them or repurpose the pen you just hook up to them with a tractor and move them! 2x6 runners with a piece of metal strap formed in a U bolted to one or both ends for attaching a chain , covered with 2" material for the decking, built in whatever size you need!!