Yep, I know nothing about dairy so I won’t tell you how to do it. Thanks Mike!

I agree. I’ll have to see how this goes. Hopefully I can fight compaction with cover crops only in a few years.

This one was a yard ornament for a few years. Almost got turned into a pulling tractor.

@@Thomasfarmstn Good choice on putting it back to work. I spent many hours in a 5488 in my high school days. Pulling machine that one was.

Jeff I like watching KZfaq to see how other people do things around the world. And there maybe some new ideas I might try every now and then. Had some dairy people move here 9 years ago from Pennsylvania. Everyone had quit milking here years ago. They came here and built a big milking facilities. They do everything different from us. People including myself watched to see how bad they were screwing up. They didn’t and have become good friends of mine. Yes they have changed some of their practices but they know what they are doing.

I don’t think it was bashing as much as I need to do it another way.

Well you’re doing a great job buddy.

The last tractor my Grandfather bought new was a 1486. I spent many hours on it. It burnt a few years ago.

Thanks John!

Thanks Jason

Not really trolls but people commenting without watching.

Thanks Mr Walker

Maybe I’ll hit some buried treasure or a pot of gold.

Not really negative but commenting without watching. I don’t expect everyone to watch my videos. If you start watching and don’t like it, click off and on to something else. I hope you are doing well Stacey.

Awesome video thanks for sharing and good luck with spring work !!

Thanks! Bob this one almost became a pulling tractor.

Thanks Randy, it used to look a lot better.

Thanks Greg, the ripping is new to me. I’ve done a lot of studying on it. I’m not gonna rip every acre this year but see how things go with about 100 acres ripped.

That’s right!

Hey Greg!

I’m 3 1/2-4 hours away from Dyersburg. You are up in the Joyce Brothers Country.

@@Thomasfarmstn make that money hoss not them payments. Smart farmer.

May have to put new guts in it again but she is pulling!

Thanks Tony have a good weekend yourself.

The new drone I have only flown once and that was in the house. Yesterday it was saying it needed an update. I never ran into that with the old one.

@@Thomasfarmstn 🤔😁😁

Thanks Jim!

I found this one on tractor house in Illinois. Make sure it has gauge wheels and coulters

Hello James, do you have the notifications bell selected right?

Thanks Randy!

1/2 mile from the field at my house! Just 1 sandwich, on a diet.

Nathan I know it was hard to hear me but I live in Lawrence Co. Sorry I’m hard to understand sometimes.

@@Thomasfarmstn no problem.

Thanks Brian!

Gordon if someone clicks on my videos and gets board I don’t blame them for turning off but just to draw you own conclusion to what I’m gonna say just gets me. PS don’t expose yourself, 😂

I was told a guy in Paris TN planted some soybeans yesterday.

Thanks Scott! How is SBF?

@@Thomasfarmstn He getting along but fell and fractured his arm . According to the doctor the tumor hasn’t grown any since last check up .

@@Thomasfarmstn Oh thanks for asking Russ !

IH had some powerhouse engines that you could get some hp from. I’m just afraid the transmission or rear end wont hold up to this day after day.

Hello Mike, yeah I hope I don’t get a tire.

@@Thomasfarmstn Hello Russ, and yeah I hope you don’t as well

Now to get the a/c working and maybe the auto steer.

Thanks Keith! Tractor has been serviced but has sat for a long time. Thinking maybe something in the fuel tank. I have to change fuel filters pretty often on the magnum

@@Thomasfarmstn I hope it didn’t get algae in it, or mold that’s bad stuff if it is in your fuel tank!

Yep, it was definitely wetter.

Good question Randall. It came out of the Rogator we bought last year. I had satellite with the Rogator. I did have the same situation a few years ago with the 8930 and a fm750. It was a power issue. I will check everything out when I get a chance. Thanks for the info.

@@Thomasfarmstn waas 135 is suppose to be a replacement choice for 138. Some people say 133 and 131 work but I know 135 works for eastern part of the US

I believe you may be correct. I had it screwed out and Dad moved it back in, 😂

Yeah mine used to do me the same way. It just looked a little bit heavy on the front end. Just a thought let me know if it works for you. Thanks.

I think the first few years my grandpa hauled them several hours away but it was worth the money.

10-4

I almost sent you a video of me ripping. I believe they are 18.8 38.

I may have a muddier mess that won’t dry out this Spring or ditches washing.

Tim there are a lot of keyboard farmers, lol 😂

The comments weren’t really disrespectful but assuming what I was talking about without watching all the way through.

@@Thomasfarmstn 👌

I talked to another guy today who has a Paratill. He is new to one as well. He is going to try to run a rolling basket behind his. We have also talked about running our roller behind ours.

@@Thomasfarmstn I was thinking might could run a roller or cultipacker behind it

That scrap iron came from a previous owner of the farm years ago. No one particular in NY. Grumpy does things a little different but it works for him. Chris Duffy is a lot more different than me. Mike P and Andy Houarigan are Dairy farmers. All different but that don’t mean I’m gonna try to milk a black Angus.

This is a 4 shank and it’s pulling hard. I have contemplated on getting an older 4x4 tractor but it’s hard to find them with a 3 point also I can’t justify buying one just to do a few acres a year.

@@Thomasfarmstn Nice 5088 bro....

No, meeting my wife in town to go eat and buy groceries.

Hey Colten I guess I missed y’all in Louisville.

I enjoy the comments. This was probably a kid.