It has that seventh reverse. We had a 4020 with it too. I had her sprayed off before the mud even dried.

I didn't anticipate that much spinning. I asked Dad if he wanted to cut a track and he said he didn't want to get stuck.

@@AgWildNebraska well I gotta say it looked like fun. It brought back memories from being a kid just without the getting yelled at part. 🤦‍♂️🤣

Well I guess I'm used to driving the feed wagon through deep ass mud. So as long as she's not up to the axle I wasn't getting worried yet.

I've used my old sprayer for that before and that works really good.

There's a bottom to it. Just got to dig to find it.

So what's the matter with you?

@@rodder2046 LOL. Well it's been a few years since water has run there but I used to use my old spra-coupe and just cut a track with that. You sink so far and then hit solid. I suppose that's the old plow pan or something. Yep, I got her sprayed off before the mud dried.

@@pagrainfarmer Yeah they're a little lighter than the newer ones.

I think it's has 30-20 sleeves and pistons.

@@samjohnson5656 Well it could be dual purpose

@@AgWildNebraskahahahahahah glad they dont read the comments. They want to take the front wheel assist tractor out they and mud sling…….

@@briankoepke205 could have maybe used a 5-in trenching Spade.

Too much work ​@@AgWildNebraska

Duals

@@briankoepke205 That's the worst idea.

@@Hinesfarm-Indiana I think that's a 20 series thing.

@@AgWildNebraska ok I was wondering

I was finding it yesterday with the windrower too. That was a little more tense.

Clickbait I guess. Yeah I hosed it off so nobody knows the difference now.

@@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693 lol. That's really kind of cut a ditch under that fence. That was the bottom wire I grabbed a hold of. Water has run there on and off the last 10 years. Obviously the last three or four it hasn't had anything go through it but this year with all the rain we've had stuff is flowing. Have a good week.

@@rustyoldmicrofarm4673 Yeah they got fluid in them. Dad likes that tractor. It goes about anywhere. I think that's why he likes it on the feed wagon. It's kind of like the Titanic, unsinkable. Until....

@@AgWildNebraska I tried to disc some wet ground one spring, had to disconnect, then use my loader to get out, i was pretty nervous lol.

@@rustyoldmicrofarm4673 Well, at least there's a bottom to this. I don't think I can go through the creek and not stick it. Probably sink forever in there. Thank goodness for loaders huh?

@@AgWildNebraska Nice job of filming and driving by the way, that's a skill i don't have.

@@rustyoldmicrofarm4673 lol. Thanks

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin that runs out of the neighbors. It's always been wet way up on their side forever. However, water never would make it that far to my field. It just soaked back into the ground somewhere up above. Well sometime in the last 10+- years it started running through there. I think the neighbors might have dug a little straighter ditch so now water runs instead of just sitting. When I had the spray coop I would just cut a track with the sprayer just like I did with the 3010. Keeps that water from meandering all over and flooding out a large area versus a little track a foot wide. I should have done it a long time ago but you know how that goes. That's the long explanation version.

@@AgWildNebraska nice.. ya, been there. We had a couple of places, we just ran the plow through. But haven't driven ruts in for drainage too..

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin I like Colgate also like Crest and can you still get Aim? Hate the bubble gum flavored toothpaste though. It's the same flavor as what I had when I was a kid. sucked then and it still sucks.

@@AgWildNebraska I use aqua fresh, I don't know if aim is still available..

Oh yes, aqua fresh. We have so much toothpaste around here. Every kid thinks they need to have their own damn bottle. I don't like that Arm& Hammer crap or that sensodyne bologna either.

@@GeigerFarm see comment on Ed's above^^

We had a nice shot Friday. .60" Yankton had 4.5 I heard. There's a bracket to hold that belt? Going to have to look for it.

@@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693yes a front tire is way easier and cheaper to fix. That is an H&S rake. It does okay I guess. It works best to go across the swath than with it, but in the long narrow ones I usually try to rake it heads first if that makes sense. So the tops of the hay is going into the rake first. It picks it up better that way. And I had to add some kicker wheels in the middlel because otherwise the middle never gets fluffed up at all and then the baler won't pick it all up.

I know. Terrible

I think it is the hex shaft slipping inside of that hex bearing just a tiny bit and makes the noise. It quit now so we'll see if it shows up for third. A bigger rake would be nice in lighter stuff. Rowse makes a 27 wheel for around $63,000

@@AgWildNebraska outfit I used to haul silage for, bought a Rowse.. they can put 6 or 7, 14' cuts together.. crazy.. takes a big chopper to eat the windrows!

I used to just take the chopper off on those. That's kind of a pain to put back on. It's a two-man job anyway. I believe they say this prevents it from getting plugged up with chaff and dust and stuff but so what? If it's not turning, who cares.

@@AgWildNebraska that's why we started pulling the knives. Had it pack full once, then it rained and was damp for a week or so.. makes a mess.

I remember I put a couple weights on the disk so I'll have to rob them back. Well the noise was different in the video than normal. I think it quit all together now so I don't know.

Hmm well it's about 16 minutes

@@AgWildNebraska strange 🤔 thumbnail came up, I read the comment ahead of mine, started to comment and YT wanted me to play the next video they had picked...

Well I don't know what you mean by that but it had a funny noise. Now it quit making noise so I don't know.

@AgWildNebraska l was replying to when you asked how we liked the bale accumulator, sorry.

Oh yeah I forgot about that. I put this together like a week ago and I just never got it put up till now. Yes, it's quite advanced lol

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin well I could let you run it if you wanted to reminisce a little more. I think the oats is nice and rusty this year

@@AgWildNebraska lol.. rusty oats would be a lot better than red clover with what we called fluff weed. It could be raining and those seeds would float everywhere! We'd have to wear goggles and a mask..

@@martinbenton742 I have since put a little mulch around them. Probably croak for sure now. We got some at husker harvest days once and I put them in big pots and they were doing good but we had a puppy then and they got eaten. Now cedars will grow anywhere. We slotted some of those in the brome sod and never came back. I think they all grew and are 20' tall now.

@@GeigerFarm oats

@@Hinesfarm-Indiana 70's stuff

@@TAHDAHFarm I had to do that modification on the old corn head too. Does your 6620 have the reverser too that I had to make room for? I think a 7720 does

Yes, the 6620 has that, but my 643 corn head is new enough to have had the change made to give the reverser room. The 920 grain head is good.

Yep.. all better. Still has a big rod in his leg.

@@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693 we haven't had too many hot days yet. A couple days in the upper 90's in June but July has been cool so far. Supposed to be hot this weekend though. That old head was modified to do oats and now it's modified to fit this combine. Hopefully that heat brews you up some rain. After the hail it was a cool 57°. Thanks for stopping in.

Yeah that's what you said but I never saw it. I think it was always in Timmy's shed

@AgWildNebraska it was. He used a couple times and probably still has it

212?

@AgWildNebraska I'd have to look in my old coleman metal cooler to confirm. That's where all the manuals are.

4 belt

@@briankoepke205 take two hours to drive it there

Yeah it doesn't match very well though.

@@TheGrumpyFarmer every storm that comes through has me nervous. The hail missed the oats by a mile. Neighbor has beans that got thinned out 60%.

@@Hinesfarm-Indiana thanks. I hear you're swimming over there

@@AgWildNebraska yeah we’re trying to keep ours heads above water lol 😆

@@rustyoldmicrofarm4673 I didn't know this until a few weeks ago but Colorado is the number one state for hail and in second place is Nebraska. I'm kind of glad I cut that little itty bitty patch of oats cuz yeah we got hail here that night. That would have knocked all the grain out. My other crops missed it but my garden didn't. Poor watermelon and cucumber looks like it's been shot with a 12 gauge.

Well I didn't move it. Just got it to run. I parked it there longer than I thought though. I think those 'ol Chrysler slant six's are pretty reliable engines. Kinda like that one Three's Company where Jack runs a pitchfork through his foot. Ouch

@@AgWildNebraska Slant 6 are really amazing little engines! We tried melting the exhaust manifold off of a few.. they never skipped a beat! Ya, pitchfork hurts too.. just not as long. Same with nails.

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Maybe they'll send me something

Ok

@@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh thanks Tony you too

Different pasture

Thanks. Hopefully they find it soon

At least

Those 10 series are pretty good ones. Can't help you with the PTO. We haven't had trouble with this one yet other than tightening the PTO clutch lever a bit. That bull is 6. His sire is out of Alberta. I kinda like him he's pretty long.

@AgWildNebraska , I think the problem clutch needs to be redone on mine. That's what I thought. He looked like a good long bull.