Your welcome, I couldn't believe how much wiggle there was. Not any more, they are soiled. Thanks for watching.

Your welcome, it makes my day to know I was able to help. I would come help you but it's much colder and a long drive, lol.

I bought it 3 years ago at the same auction that was held this weekend. I paid $2800 for it. It needed a new liquid fertilizer pump but that was about it that was big money repair. I know I got a good deal.

Good deal, thanks for watching.

Thank you, I just found your channel and have been enjoying watching and catching up on your videos.

TAH-DAH Farm Thank you very much. Definitely appreciated. I’m just excited that I’ll have more of a chance coming up to be working on equipment and then getting out on the fields. In the meantime, I really like watching all you guys’ channels because it keeps me updated and I learn a lot of new things. Since I live 90 minutes away from the land I farm, I joke that I live vicariously through everyone’s videos (well, and I get my Mom to take pictures during the growing season) to help me get through the week and into the weekend when I can do crop stuff again. Thanks again.

This is my 4th year and I am having fun. My grandparents both were on farms and I always wanted to farm but until now it was not in the cards. So now I'm enjoying my dream.

TAH-DAH Farm That’s really cool to hear. It’s just something/a feeling that is hard to explain to people, but there’s not much more rewarding things than farming. And for me especially, it just helps me stay close to my Dad, which I can never explain what that has meant.

It is so cool when your out with the combine and you can say I did this. I also understand the dad part. It reminds me of both my grandpas and my dad whose health is not very good but getting better.

Sounds great.

It wasn't that bad of a job. And from Shoup, it was about $50 a row. There is a place not far from me that sells a repair kit for the 7000 and it makes it the same as the 7200. That was about $60 a row. If / when I change over to no till, I will get the kit from Shoup.

Yes it is. Thanks for being here and commenting.

I'm almost ready for tillage to start.

Need to go through the seed meters, grease it, and I got a new monitor for in the tractor. I need to make sure that it is working with the old monitor pick ups and wire. It is set for 32000 spa so that should do it. Thanks.

I should have done this last year but I didn't have that much corn to plant. This will be the 3rd year that I have had this and was surprised that they were that bad. When I looked at it, I checked it and they all seemed to be ok. I did find that the worst ones the bolts were lose. It sure did make a difference and it is tight now.

Thanks, I'd have to think about the vacuum thingies. I'm not sure how they would work. But I would be interested in the adjustable rear wheels. That is something that is on the list to upgrade.

@@TAHDAHFarm I'll go get them tails off here this week and make sure that they're in good shape around the bushings. For the vacuum you need a closed Center Hydraulics or pressure compensating hydraulics like a John Deere 4020 or newer type tractor or even some late model 1086 had the pfc. If your planter tractor is an open Center system then you can't use it. That I know of

Sorry I didn't get back sooner. I was checking my trackers out for the hydraulics. They are all open center so that will not work. I am interested in changing out the back closing wheels.

The Kubota M-7060.

Yes I use the Kubota M-7060. It pulls the John Deere 7000 corn planter with ease. The front wheel assist is also a nice add and it turns much shorter. It also pulls the John Deere 8300 drill with the unverferth culti-planter well also. I was looking for a bigger tractor and that's why I bought the IH 1086 for tillage and would like to get a no-till drill, and that will require more horses power. Thanks for watching.

There might be someone in the area that do no till for everything. Although it is about 50 50 minimum till and conveniently till around here. I am looking for a no till drill to plant wheat in soybean stubble. That is the reason I was looking for a bigger tractor and bought the IH 1086 is to pull a no till drill. It seems like every 3 to 5 years everyone around here is doing some kind of deep tillage because of the soil we have. As far as the corn planter, I have looked into converting it into no till just want to do the drill 1st.

I didn't use it on this project but I don't know why I just didn't use it. I will probably regret it, lol.