Do you k kw how much wear the gst clutch had.

LOVE the brush meters... we ran plate planters for decades until we finally bought a 7100 Deere planter. First thing I did was swap in Kinze brush meters and Deere plateless hoppers for the old bottom-drive plate-style hoppers. The Kinze brush meters are basically 'set and forget' and the only thing to set is basically the population on the planter transmission. I could dial it in for 52,000 seed/acre on cotton, 80,000 seed/acre in sorghum, or 120,000 per acre on soybeans, and that's EXACTLY what I'd get. I did a lot of testing on the turnrows, chaining up the press wheels and inspecting to see what the seed spacing was like, and it was always dead on. Stands looked just as good as neighbors with new vacuum planters. I had the opportunity to buy a fan and meters and hoses and stuff and had considered briefly converting the 7100 to vacuum, but after seeing what the Kinze meters could do, I was REALLY glad I didn't. My BIL runs an air planter and there's WAY more to set and keep and eye on, more wear parts like seals and cutoffs, disk wear, adjusting blower speed and vacuum levels, singulators, etc... The Kinze just has the one moving part, the seed disk, and the brushes, and it does a beautiful job...

What I have going on right now on my combine I just bought. Thanks for the video

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I had the q2 great bow. I do now have the lift 29.5. I'm 64 mainly hunt Mi and Ky. your drawing back perfectly. lift a little more quiet. way more dead in the hand. Definitely the best bow out there. the bad thing, with your quiver, sight, and go pro on the front end, why would u add another stabilizer out there. Buy the back V- bar attachment and hopefully u don't have to buy the 9 inch back bar and u can use that inch. But definitely take that front stabilizer out. I use the tactacam and no way would I add more weight out front. it's perfect with back bar balancing my setup. food luck not a bad video, you'll get better. get the exo limb legs you'll love those too. good luck

Cool tractor!

Thanks for doing these. I am rebuilding a 7100 so these videos help a lot.

It's so beautiful!

thank you, thank heaven for shoup.

I hunt with a recurve with great success

Hi there, you run nice older machines like me, fun to watch

Nice video i hunt polk co. Wisconsin myself. First mathews I bought was the switchback. One thing id recommend to you i watch some videos on punching the trigger. Ive shot for 40 years now always shot fingers growing up. Then had to go to a mechanical release and i was a huge trigger puncher. Lead to the worst possible target panic the archery world has ever seen. I almost quit hunting because it was so bad i was just going to video my brother because i have to be in the woods. Then i got a hinge release and everything came full circle for me. Ive never shot better than i do now with a hinge and after all that i have full control of my shot execution now no matter what release i use. Just thought id throw that out there for ya. Best of luck with your new set up !! 🦌🏹

Im hunting with a bear super grizzly i bet that q2 would be like a Cadillac to me

great video thanks

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Awesome you got to upgrade after so long of using that antique, lol. I have a Mathew’s DXT still that I keep ready to use as one of my backup bows. Still shoots just fine. 16-18 years old? Wanted to say your bow arm is bent too much. This makes your real draw length longer if you would straighten that arm out some. Not a locked elbow but just barely bent. That trigger release you have is setup entirely too long. Those “ barrel “ or tube designed ones rarely shorten enough. Punching the trigger with your finger tip gets it done but there is a more repeatable and accurate way. Being able to hook that index deeply over the trigger, the deepest joint, sets you up for a different firing process. This is for you to learn to pull thru the shot using your back muscles entirely. Not moving your finger on command. I bet you are timing the punch to coincide with the pin approaching the target? Nearly all punchers do this. Not a big deal killing a deer because you can hit in a 5” or 6” diameter spot. But to achieve a lot better, a lot better, accuracy there’s a better way. Just simply pulling straight back with your back muscles and not moving that finger at all. Seriously, look up “ Tim Conner” and another channel “ bow only outdoors “. Watch their setups and techniques. Spot on for real. That “ solex “ trigger release Tim has is $99. I have one and it’s a great one. Fully adjustable for trigger tension and travel which is awesome. Watch how these guys shoot and their form. Both have excellent shooting form. I guarantee you if you will get the correct DL setup and then get the release set right and commit to some serious practice the groups will get smaller. You will shoot easier physically because you aren’t using your arm muscles to hold the majority of the draw weight. It will be a whole new style for you. GOOD LUCK! 👍👍🇺🇸

im 5'11 and have a 29 inch draw I would think at 6'2 yours would be longer my wing span is 73 inches which is 29.2 when divided by 2.5.. maybe your arms are short or mine are long?? most times the nock should be under your eye and string should touch the tip of your nose not come past it to your cheek. but as long as you like it and can shoot who cares I guess enjoy your new bow its a great bow..

your draw length is way to long on that bow bud

I’m in the exact same situation as you. I’m upgrading a 20 year old Mathews FX to a Lift 29.5. Are you able to say that your able the shoot the Lift more accurately and at longer distances?

What is your estimated total labor for this job?

Hope mind goes as fast as your video!

Have you had good luck with these? I’m confused because there is no lever to open the valve

Awesome old iron hardly at work‼️

Thanks appreciate that! I just try to fix things the right way and like to have everything working!

I’m currently working on a 1020 25’ that I put on my 1680. A lot of work fixing what the previous header owner did wrong/didn’t keep up on. I have had guys tell me to get rid of the fingers and go with the flight extensions but I have heard mixed reviews as well. Why would they put them on modern heads if not needed? Idk. You really put a lot of good work into that set up man!! Great job!! 👏🏼

Was your 1460 already set up for the PTO hookup verses the factory hex shaft and coupler?

Yep .very true ..own a 1983 1460

So when did you actually plant those beans. Up here in mid Manitoba we only seeded. Late may but they are juat starung to. Bloom.. we did get some decent rains here. Good luck. Hope things turn around for you

I've only had 1/4" of rain since June 1st, last night in the span of 2.5 hrs l recieved over 4.5". It flattened a lot of wheat that is almost ready to be harvested and all my low areas are under water now because the ground is like concrete and is slow in absorbing it. Some years you can't win, this is looking to be one of them.

Crazy dry weather

love seeing the IH 1400 series combines. A very good, efficient ,Simple Combine. I mean Simple in a good way. They were ahead of there time, John Deere couldn't keep up with them at the time.

The 1400-1600 series Axial Flow combines are the simplest, best combines ever made.

🎉🎉🎉🎉good vedeo 🎉🎉🎉

We had a 185. Pulled 5 16 inch plow and a crow foot roller. Pretty good tractor.

Did you ever sell the pump? Id be interested in it if it’s still available. I have a 5 gpm electric pump on my 4 row and has plenty of volume for it. Just running 5 gal/acre in furrow pop up throttle valve to Wigler flow monitor and return back to tank

Tractor needs a lot of attention. Needs a clean up.

Very cool!

Nice clean installation, smartly done.

Precious ❤❤

If you know, you know. So cool.

I take it the air conditioning didn’t work?

I purchased my grandpa’s old early model 1460 as a project. My overall mission in farming is to put farming back in the family as a unifying base for my family, and to collaborate-partner with others interested in being owner operators in the organic space. Where are you farming?

That's a pretty damn nice looking old machine

I spent one year of my 32 actually mounting transmissions and final drive. If you remove the vent on the top of the final drive, an eye bolt can be threaded into that hole to lift the unit evenly.

Hello. I am looking for information on the 1460 harvester because I want to buy one. I know that you have to pay attention to the electrics in them. Thanks for the information you provide in the video. I leave a subscription and like. Greetings from Poland

As a owner of a l3010 with around 2400 hours this is scary. I can't even comprehend what this repair would cost at the Kubota dealer. No way doing this myself. Thanks for posting.

Would you be willing to share the cost you had in doing the replacement/repair yourself?

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Naked looking with out those fenders lol. Looks like it's going to be a nice tractor when you get done

Can the shaft be removed to take out the seals or is there a spline on the other end and not recommend pulling out the shaft where the seals are leaking? Thank you!