where are you located? what did you do with your old planter parts?

Just got a planter with Precision meters. There's no L tool in the brush hole...how can I adjust these?

That was awesome 👌 😮you just learned me something new

Tractor looks perfect 👌

The fronts can be a true nightmare. I've had to make them glow before lol

Very nice 806 looks like you've taken great care of it!

I heard rumor is you're going to have a supertrucker hauling in your grain this year.

Have a buddy that planted 600-700 acres (somewhere in between) with a 8 row 7000 and either a 806 or 856 for 20 some years. Now upgraded to a 986 with cab. Central Illinois.

How nice to click hoping to see a tractor in action only to listen to some numbnuts flap his gums the entire time.😩🤦‍♂️

I never missed one video of yours,the food you made for your family looks very delicious and healthy,you are blessed to have an extraordinary talent,thanks for sharing your life with us

Be careful planting into green cover crop on corn. If it’s too tall the corn will stretch and grow really spindly. Green also has given me fits with Nitrogen tie up. The corn was much darker and better looking early on where we skipped some of the cover.

Did you fixed the corn from dropping down on your fans ooo by the way its my first time owning the 6600 I'm having trouble with finding Reverse yeah 😅 I know but seriously I can't get it in reverse I've tried all others and it works fine but no reverse

you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

I'm having the same problem

Boy, considering you're a firm and you should have Lisa a little Mini escalator or something. You could take with two scoops and you're done with that damn . And also there's a thing called t and t boom

She's hard working woman God Bless 🙏 you! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

hands OUTOF THE WAY

I think you need a crack hole save you a lot of work

Fired right up

Good job 👍

15:33 Just to let you know, that on the left, center in the water? It's their winter wood food pile... The hole you showed just after that? Is 99% their Den. Beavers do not only live in Lodges but also, when there's not enough wood they dig a Den in the berm of a creek or canal (those are man made waterways). They keep their food pile closest at home. The hole you showed first is probably from that muskrat or otters if they are there too, although they also share houses with Beavers. Beavers also make reserve pond's. So, I bet that the first dam held the 3rd pond, the second dam that was useless, probably was a bit flooded due to the last dam.. And the last dam is the dam for their main pond, where they live. What I suspect is that the family of 2 🦫 🦫 adults and probably 2 🦫 🦫 kiddos from the springtime are gone.. Can be that young adults from last year are in close range, at neighbors or something so it can be that next year there's a new guy or gal beaver in town. (Maybe destroy all kind of Den's and other holes for other critters 😊 but also Absolutely clear every dam, because any remnants will give them the need to stay. and what you saw could have been another muskrat, the partner of... well, the one that was swimming upside down.. Hopefully I've been of some help for what I know.. and that's absolutely not everything, lol! 😂 maybe 1 or 2 can still be there, one never knows, no? 😊 And keep vlogging, somehow you are very natural at it, most don't know where to look and whatever but with you that's not the case 👍😃 Happy Holidays to you and yours! 🎄🎅

Your a natural in front of the camera, you should make more of these videos.

Tanerite works well!!

Too much talkie, not enough do ie

Du brauchst das Problem nicht nur zeigen du solltest es lõsen ,das hilft auch gegen Übergewicht

You need a potato rake. It helps to break up the mud

Learning the hard way about the 6600 combine..... For 35 years I picked all my corn with a two row New Idea 324 picker sheller. Used the small sheller. """" Alone """" I could pick enough corn to fill two semis per day. So...everyone told me I needed to buy a combine. I did. What a mistake !!!!! I used my 6600 combine .......... The most I can pick in one day """ alone """ is 1 and a half semi loads ! Point being ?? Your chasing wagons with a combine.....stopping to dump each time. With my two row picker.....I hook up a wagon......pick till its full..... get another wagon..........and keep moving ! Now the kicker.... fuel....... My Deutz 7085 tractor uses a half gallon per acre to pick corn. Try that with a 6600 combine ! ! Repairs ??? I spent 300 dollars on my New Idea over the 35 years I used it. The 6600 combine........oh the John Deere dealer loves you !!!!!!!!

So........I see your sieve is in upside down compared to mine ? At 3:39 Ive had my combine for over 6 years. Never had a problem yet. Mine has the smooth side up. Yours has the high ridges up. ??

Your title card setup looks very similar to that of a buddy that I help during harvest. Kill brothers gravity wagon behind a white Chevy extended cab 2500 and a Maximizer 9410.

How well does that planter no till? I’m looking to do something similar, do you need to add much weight and or down pressure springs?

We ran a lot of those 7700/20 & 8800/20 turbos and titan ii down here in MS delta in rice and beans. Good good machines. I like seeing this older equipment out there still running. I know few farms that still have the first self propelled combine they bought restored and cut some every year. Pretty cool.

Never realized the 20 series was that much bigger than the 00 series. How big of a door did that 6600 fit through?

Que aceite de motor lleva?. Podria ponerle un 25 - 50 mobil soy de mexico y tengo un 806.

Love the 806!

Awesome to see you learning and gaining experience. Always gonna have some mistakes farming’s never perfect

This looks great… all of it. I was born into farming. In the 70s and 80s, we had an 806 and a 7000 also. Prior to the 7000, we had a JD 1240; the 1240 is/was a finger planter also. We also had a 560 diesel and a 706 diesel. That 806 will run forever. It has been said that International had to merge with Case because those early IH tractors were built too well and consequently IH didn’t sell enough parts and shop labor. I understand that you’re trying to save on seed cost but 180,000 is a good soybean plant population. If there would happen to be issues with emergence, there are some extra seeds so there are still enough plants for a good stand. Remember, soybeans emerge by helping each other emerge (they help each other push through the soil surface). A few extra seeds help the seeds that are maybe under trash or a crusted surface, etc. Again though, this is fabulous! You are doing a fabulous job. There is nothing wrong with farming with this type of equipment. Today, we have new equipment and it is a continual headache… electronics and computers make it very stressful. And, the cost of today’s equipment! Currently, the price of equipment is completely ridiculous! It’s insanity! Subscribed!

We also plant with a 7000 with finger corn meters but we use John Deere brush bean meters and we have a home built splitter kit. We have found that even a basic gps light bar can give you some insurance when you can't see the markers. WAAS can be a pain but it's better than no seeing anything.

Here from your post on Facebook and your newest subscriber. Not sure which is my favorite Spring planting or fall harvest. Nothing wrong with long hours that are productive Enjoyed watching this video, I’ll check out some of your others!

Hey keep the videos coming. Best regards from Sweden.

Looks a bit like the front axle pivit bearing may be a bit worn. (hard to tell in video) I had to machine the casting and axle on my 806. Part number, I believe, is 379943R1. Also curious if you have the casting flaw for the main hydraulic pump fixed? Oil gallery doesn't line up and it blows out the O-ring. The solution is to machine the O-ring on the pump cover oversize so it covers the gallery. There should be a service bulletin for specs from international.

Thank you for your support! Great Video!

nice video......keep it up!

The 806 is very nice, did you do the restoration yourself?

nice looking 806