Think she could have handled a cultipacker behind the disc too? I’m guessing so, looks like the old gal was handling the 12’ disc well! I got a 10’ disc I wanna pull will a cultipacker
@rogermiller74114 күн бұрын
I’d say you should be able to do that in 3rd gear with good rear weights.
@kenpalmer19005 күн бұрын
Love it. We round bale. I miss the old squares a little
@byronc89866 күн бұрын
I truly enjoy your videos. This is another good one.
@rogermiller74115 күн бұрын
Thanks so much!
@huskyball17116 күн бұрын
I know this is a wierd request but my ji 400 case case a few missing pto linkages and I THINK it is stuck on not sure because it turns when I start the tractor and I can't get it to turn off. Unless I work the pto then sometimes it slips. Will you please do a walk around video of your tractor while turning the pto on so I can see how yours acts??
@rogermiller74116 күн бұрын
Mine runs all the time as well. I understand that is common for a 400 and can be fixed but a costly expense. When I hook up to my baler I turn the tractor off and then attach the baler pto shaft. When I start the tractor the pto doesn’t nun until I engage it with the pto lever. Not ideal but it’s safer to do it that way even if it was working right.
@jimcourtright85325 күн бұрын
If the pto clutch is operating correctly, you can stop it with your hand. ( not recommended) We always put the power shaft up to it and let it chatter to a stop
@don66hotrod944 күн бұрын
The 400's didn't get a PTO brake until the Super Diesels came out, just before the 800 Case-o-matics came out. That means the PTO shaft will turn all the time as there is nothing to hold it fast when it is disengaged. Not much you can do to solve this.
@dp86897 күн бұрын
Where do you live?
@rogermiller74117 күн бұрын
Southwestern Ohio
@landemorse70847 күн бұрын
We farm in se south dakota.Our first self propelled combine was a 45. It was a monster compared to our ford with a air cooled engine.
@rogermiller74117 күн бұрын
This is a step up for me. Before I was using a pull type JD 42. You can see it run on my Utube channel. I sold it to an Amish farmer who adapted it to horse drawn use. You can see it in action on my channel as well. Thanks for watching.
@jamesharber78208 күн бұрын
I immediately noticed the un-shrouded PTO shaft and said a quick prayer that O-h-sh-a does not snoop the farm channels. But, later when you pointed out that the belt also was un-shrouded I cringed and said another screw the f-Ed’s prayer for you.
@rogermiller74118 күн бұрын
Definitely going to put the belt shield on but I don’t have the pto shield. Hard to find. I rigged up a step on the left front side of the tractor so I don’t have to get off it from the rear.
@charlietanner62118 күн бұрын
ih/mf man here but case was good equiptment also not as styleish but built just as good internally have nh 76/77 baler they had a overhead cramer but i like that case betternever saw one like it
@danielk81408 күн бұрын
My grandpa had a 130 baler just like that and his had the Wisconsin motor on it. It was still used until around 1978 Sat in his barn for years…in good shape…would have been a great restoration project. Unfortunately, he sold it to an amishman who let it sit outside for a few years and eventually it was scrapped 😢
@janhoughtaling85729 күн бұрын
Bales look nice and tight
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
They are. Never broke a bale after the twine got sorted out.
@jeffharper75799 күн бұрын
😊 it brings back memories of my younger days, A local farmer I worked for had a AC 190 and a New Holland baler and we " I "would stack 100 bales on a wagon and would do 5-6 wagons a day. Dumb as it sounds I kinda miss that but now my body is wore out from doing back breaking jobs.
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
I miss those days too. If I have to stack I would think 100 would be my limit.
@jeffharper75798 күн бұрын
I forgot to one farmer used the AC Roto baler, I had to pick them up and toss them to him as he stacked them on a small wagon, found out later that AC made a bale conver that ran beside the tractor to do it. I'm 57 and still love the smell of hay drying.😊😊😊
@nathanalmond82809 күн бұрын
Nice looking older equipment. Still in good working order and baling some nice looking bales too.
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
The baler went unused from about 1955 until 2012. It was kept in a shed most of its life but was completely frozen up when I got it. After a lot of coaxing and penetrating oil it started to work. I would have kept the Wisconsin engine that originally powered it but the engine started leaking oil and when I had a chance to get a donor 130 baler with a pto drive I decided to go that way.
@nathanalmond82809 күн бұрын
@@rogermiller7411 it is a whole lot more reliable without the Wisconsin motor on it. Grandpa had a few on the old New Holland balers and he and my Dad said when you started them in the morning you didn't shut them off till the end of the day. I know a man that has a couple Case balers and he always liked them. Thanks so much for sharing the videos. Good hearing from you too.
@TeresaJohnson-ew4us8 күн бұрын
@nathanalmond8280 what is the man's name that has a few case balers I Need parts
@Blazefork9 күн бұрын
Wheat looks like it's doing well!
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
Made about 70 bushels per acre.
@Blazefork8 күн бұрын
@@rogermiller7411 great!
@Blazefork9 күн бұрын
I would love to see an in depth video on that baler, I've never seen one with side knotters
@rogermiller74118 күн бұрын
That’s a good idea. Once I get the shield for the flywheel on it I will do that.
@don66hotrod949 күн бұрын
It's great seeing that CASE equipment at work. Thanks for posting these videos. That old Case baler makes some nice bales.
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
Didn’t tie a few bales early but once I pulled the twine out to get to the unexposed twine it didn’t miss a bale.
@godricfamilyfarm9 күн бұрын
That looks like an afternoon to remember
@erikhinds-cy9cx9 күн бұрын
Nice
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
Thanks
@frankwurth53759 күн бұрын
Love it Roger! Early balers are my favorite part of collecting. I have the old Case NCMT baler that we had on the farm when I was a kid. About the same vintage as yours. A bit larger in size. Didn't do too well in straw, the pick up drum was poorly made. Our local Case dealer wasn't too well liked so didn't see many Case products locally.
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
My 130 has a stuffer that works like a woodpecker to stuff the hay or straw in the bale chamber ahead of the plunger. It’s amazing how many different ways manufacturers devised to do that.
@don66hotrod949 күн бұрын
Our Case dealer was a well known horse and cattle jockey and was one of the shadiest people in NE WI. We went to the dealer in the next town south and he was as honest as the day is long. I have developed a list of former Case dealers, now over 5800, over the past 30 years. Would you mind sharing the name and location of your local dealer to see if he is on the list? Thanks!
@frankwurth53759 күн бұрын
@@don66hotrod94 We had the local dealer in Belleville Illinois, H. Edwards. They were mostly into construction equipment after the Tenneco take over. They did much better in that market. there was a dealer south of me at Lenzberg Illinois/ New Athens area, .Feig? Not sure what name they operated under. Was later operated under a different owner till they closed in the 70s Was a dealer at Carlye Illinois, later went to White / Agco now.
@rogermiller74118 күн бұрын
The one I remember as a kid was McCurley in Lebanon Ohio
@TeresaJohnson-ew4us8 күн бұрын
@don66hotrod94 can you give the full list of 5800 case dealers
@puttervids4729 күн бұрын
Is that 400 gas or diesel ? Cant see well enough to tell. I think gas ? I have a 400 diesel that is nearly identical condition. On a mostly John deere farm , it’s one of my favorite machines. So smooth and reliable.
@rogermiller74119 күн бұрын
Super Diesel? If so, pretty rare and valuable. Always loved the look of the 400.
@matthewdavis408110 күн бұрын
Wow Roger the Ole baler sounded great. Bales looked really nice and tight and the 400 looked beautiful in the golden wheat stubble pulling the baler
@rogermiller741110 күн бұрын
After I pulled out the twine a little further and got into the twine that wasn’t exposed, it worked great - didn’t miss a bale. Bales were tight and weighed about 40-45 pounds.
@nathanalmond828013 күн бұрын
Nice looking and running 45. Had one like that back years ago. It was my first combine I bought it when I was in my early 20's.
@rogermiller741110 күн бұрын
Do you have a combine now?
@nathanalmond828010 күн бұрын
@@rogermiller7411 no I sold my last one which was a MF 550. I have a cousin with a big Case IH and a neighbor who cut a piece of wheat last week with a big 9660 John Deere. I'm doing mostly hay now days and I work on the railroad now and farm on the side. I enjoy watching the videos. I'll never not enjoy farming.
@eeengineer885113 күн бұрын
Dad had a '68 45 much like yours from '74 to '97 when he retired. Never did straight cut on small grains but always used a swather and belt pickup of the windrows. I have some video on my channel of soybean harvest with it in '96.
@rogermiller741113 күн бұрын
I’ll check it out.
@matthewdavis408113 күн бұрын
Almost finished Roger? Looks like half way done there is a ton of straw to bale from what I can see. Combine looks and sounds great
@rogermiller741113 күн бұрын
Finished. Wheat did about 70 bushels per acre, a lot for such an old combine. The attendant at the grain elevator said my wheat was cleaner than any he’s seen. Not bad for a crop planted with a drill that’s 87 years old and harvested with a combine that’s 57 years old. I’m going to try to bale the straw with a 1953 Case 130 baler and a 1957 Case 400 tractor.
@matthewdavis408113 күн бұрын
@rogermiller7411 that is awesome Roger. I always enjoy your videos. Can't wait to see the baler in action
@Oxmanfarmer13 күн бұрын
Good video! Looks like it is running good for you. I have a JD 55 I hope to cut wheat with next week if it is ready, praying for no breakdowns. Blessings
@rogermiller741113 күн бұрын
The wheat came in about 2 weeks early this year. Made 70 bu per acre at about 12 percent moisture. A 55 is a good combine so I’m sure you’ll do fine.
@Christian-1-13 күн бұрын
Thanks for that wonderful video! I could watch it for hours… A great JD combine and a breathtaking surrounding! Best regards 🇺🇸🚜🥰 Christian
@rogermiller741113 күн бұрын
Thanks for the encouragement! A beautiful day the Lord gave us.
@dmullen8425 күн бұрын
Roger, which engine is on this unit please?
@rogermiller741124 күн бұрын
According to the manual it’s a John Deere 59hp 4 cylinder gas engine, model HA 180-G.
@user-zq6oh4dh7q26 күн бұрын
Love that set up
@rogermiller741110 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@DickPerkins-yi6hi27 күн бұрын
Thank you Roger I love seeing that 730 doing her thing. That tractor is 64 years old and still reliable and economical. You take care and keep on doing what you do!
@user-zq6oh4dh7q29 күн бұрын
My local used equipment dealer has one in good shape he wants 1500 dollars for it is that good or a bad price?
@rogermiller741128 күн бұрын
Great price for tractor.
@dougschepers8470Ай бұрын
Can't you shut off the pto before you get off the tractor?
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Yes. But you exit from the front away from the pto so you’re not endangered. I would normally shut the pto off but for videos I let it run so you can see and hear the picker sheller running.
@jeffharper7579Ай бұрын
Just maybe a helpful tip,I have been told many years ago by some old farmers not to broadcast fertilizer to put it in the row don't fertilize the weeds just the crop..I had a Oliver 77 row crop but iI moved and my wife at the time said we moved to far away and I didn't need it , ok she thought it was to old and I now don't have a place to keep it so I gave it to my best friend and he will take care of it.
@Chriscline1155Ай бұрын
Love it , brings back great memories. We still have a 694AN jd planter hasn't been used for sometime .
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Hope to be there!
@DickPerkins-yi6hiАй бұрын
Thanks again for the great video. I admire your varied collection of fine tractors and plows but that 730 with the four bottom that’s pretty special
@matthewdavis4081Ай бұрын
Spent all of my childhood on a oliver and just love the sounds the of the tractor. Ground looks amazing hope you have a great year Roger.
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Thanks for your kind words. Olivers were my favorite tractors to operate as a kid. Do you expect to have a plow day this year?
@matthewdavis4081Ай бұрын
@rogermiller7411 yes we will. It will be October 19th. If you can make it there will be a food truck drinks and desserts. And I have 4 4digit tractors with plows you can try out and have some fun with as well.
@DickPerkins-yi6hiАй бұрын
Thank you Roger for sharing. The old girl looks good and sounds great!
@DickPerkins-yi6hiАй бұрын
Looks like a nice day to plant nice looking seedbed. Enjoy,good luck with crop
@michaelbaker826Ай бұрын
Great video! Thanks for sharing ....MAY GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Thanks!
@donvoll2580Ай бұрын
G day When they idle they sound different! Can't explain. Ths
@ronniejenkins4633Ай бұрын
I was raised on a tractor like this and I understand what you are saying but more action please.by the way you can probably pull the disk in 4th gear if you chose to.
@ronniejenkins4633Ай бұрын
We had a 730 and it was a really good tractor, I wish that we had kept it and still used it, our dad taught a lot using these two cylinder tractors, we had an A,G, and the 730, thanks for sharing.
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Maybe you can track your 730 down and get it back. Would make a great family story.
@DickPerkins-yi6hiАй бұрын
Yes slowly Roger thank you I’ve been hauling manure planting, mowing and running the harvester. We’ve had to get a little creative to get me in some of the stuff but I’m gaining
@billmiller172Ай бұрын
That’s ok do what you do however you want to love the memories that you bring back to me
@oldamericaniron5767Ай бұрын
Let the tractor do the talking.
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Thought I did. Some viewers don’t know much about equipment from the 60’s and earlier so I try to educate them.
@edwinschwartz2472Ай бұрын
@@rogermiller7411. Thank you for this video.
@Skyrider12Ай бұрын
Nice 450! Those and the 400's are my favorite out of the FA's.
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
I used a Farmall 450 diesel a lot when I was a kid. It looked like a big tractor then.
@eeengineer8851Ай бұрын
My Dad tried solid seeded soybeans with a drill a few times in the 80s. We normally had 36" row crops. Too many problems with weeds (this was the days before roundup ready seeds). One could only spray for a few specific weeds then and had to drive down some of the crop in the process. So, he gave up on the idea eventually. I remember the family walking the field through the tangled stalks (no rows) to pull weeds a few times too.
@rogermiller741110 күн бұрын
Giant ragweed can be a problem around here in beans if you don’t get it sprayed early. Marestail too.
@pinesedgefarm1155Ай бұрын
My Dad seeded many acres with that same rig.
@erikhinds-cy9cxАй бұрын
Enjoy your videos. I think I like to see the old equipment just as much as the old tractors. Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
@rogermiller7411Ай бұрын
Glad you like them!
@oldamericaniron5767Ай бұрын
Brings back memories. I found a steel wheeled grain drill much like my father had but haven’t gotten enough done around here to use it yet. As I always say, maybe next year.