Keep those good old CASE tractors going. We need to take the heads off our 1175 this winter, think we have a bad valve. Thank God we now have a heated shop.

Stopped by because of JT.

Smith Motor and Implement Company Case/Studebaker dealer until 1968 McPherson, Kansas

Small r a pain in the back to handle,

So glad we did nothing but square bales on our farm back in the 1960's. So much waste with those round bales, and that stopping and waiting for each round bale to finish would drive me nuts nope I like square, sorry.

Jake your dad did a great job loading and unloading the bales

Good luck hauling your bales

Great video Jake

❤1070 beautiful tractor , thanks great video.

Nice video thanks for sharing. The Case sure sounds good. There a good tractor.

Well done Jake😊

We've been hauling the last 3 days from the fields to the beef barn-234 so far. Had a few snow squalls today here halfway to the North Pole. Just need a few more snow free days. My Dad used to say 1 inch of snow turns your life into hell. He was mostly right. Keep those old Case tractors going!

Nice haul, especially the CASE models.

That Jeep pickup truck was made by Tonka because I used to have a jeep truck just like that before

Good show.

Chulada dr maquinss case !!

I love watching how hard most will work just to survive with the hopes of getting ahead. If that's what others enjoy doing for the majority of their life then so be it lol. Not me. No way.

Thank you for what you do for us, and I appreciate you and your family for being farmer's

Hello I'm from Normal Illinois

I did the track adjustments seals by myself took me 9 hours by myself. I recommend using a backhoe and porta power.

Wait... your the guy from church.

Hi, church family! I follow several family farms on KZbin. Didn't know you had one until I saw the back of your t-shirt Sunday night, Bro. Witham! I signed up to get notified when you have any new videos.

Hey Jake, my name’s Dan and I just bought a 1977 Case 1175 so I’m looking forward to seeing all your 70 series videos. I watched all of the 1070 transmission rebuild videos, great job getting that project done! I’m going to change my transmission oil and filters and I just wondered what brand of oil you guys run. The forums say use only HyTran but it’s so much more expensive than just about everything else out there, thought I’d consult an expert! Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!

Can you tell me what kind and where did you get the castor wheels for the stand you made?

what type and from where did you get the caster wheels for the jack you constructed?

Does your 1070 have float for the hydraulics? my 1978 model does not and would like to add if for my bush hog. Thanks

If you'll drill that large center hole to the right size for a tap, you can then thread in the all-thread. At that point, the threads will hold the weight, and you just need to tack the end of bottom of it to keep it from spinning. If you keep this to a minimum, it's easy to grind back out should you desire making any changes in the future. It would also ensure that your orientation is perfectly perpendicular, which that one looks lightly catawampus, or that might just be the camera distortion.

1570 not running?

Love these case❤

4010 seems to be getting along better

I run mostly Deere, and I have a Ford or two, but I recently bought a low-hour 1070 that is equipped with a turbo. I mostly ran it ( with the door and windows open, like everybody else - lol! ) on an IHC disk, and I like it just fine. I may not be quite as refined, but an old Case is strong, and they _will_ do the work. Put a good seat in them and they'll ride about as good as anything else, too. I wouldn't mind checking into a compressor upgrade kit for R-134A. Anyway, I've enjoyed watching the progression of this project, and it looks like it turned out nicely -

Awesome

The baler runs great we had a neighbor that baled for us when i was young he had a vermeer baler its was worn out but still baled great bales glad to see the 1070 running strong they are great tractors

Good to see it up and going ! I love it when I can get a field baled up and it is still going when I am done. I think with the amount of maintenance you guys have don to your balers you are headed for more trouble free baling!

What held the pto fork shaft in? Welch plugs? My bearing or fork is stuck. Thanks for the video.

What song is the intro?

You use Tordon? Good stuff for killing roots.😊

Hey, I’ve got a 605h which from what I understand is similar to the 605f. I raised my tailgate but now it won’t come down. The only clue I know is that the side of the tailgate on the twine box side is rubbing up against the body, and the other side is not. Other than that, I don’t know any reason why it won’t go down. Would you know anything on this?

Cool

just make up hydraulic hose. I had 8 row ih cyclo planter steel lines to markers & diverter valve worn through taking turns leaking like that

Them leaky lines are sometimes a booger to get fixed!

Ive rebuilt the one in my 1175 probably 4x throughout the years and it only lasts about a year then leaks again. Not the easiest job taking it out and reinstalling it

Is that because it's leaking?

Well done, Jake

Awesome video!!!

That PTO lever comes back to far compared to my 4010 it needs to be adjusted up

It looks good I noticed the rake is leaking off if it doesn’t do that on any other tractor you need to change out the plastic termal valves in the hydraulic valves on the 10 its not hard to do

I have a case 1370. Pretty good tractor so far

Hi Josh, Like you I ran a MF1560 (Vermeer 605F with red paint) for 4 years without greasing those ! Bought a 605F for parts that turned out to be pretty good shape over all so going through it much like you one step forward two back then start again. Anyway in the disassembly on the 605F frond those grease fittings !! they were covered by an access plate on the MF so we never knew. Cut a circle in that plate like on the 605 and now can grease them without removing the cover. Keep on keepin on you'll get there and in my opinion have a pretty good functioning baler for THOUSANDS less than some of the newer stuff (which still wear out bearings, belts, etc and just don't seem to be of the same quality of steel. Thanks for taking the time to put your videos together I enjoy the heck out of seeing how other folks deal with the everyday stuff of trying to keep the farm moving forward without getting so far in dept that one can never see daylight. Those children will be learning good useable life skills as well. 👍

Wish we had our 4010 back. It was a gasser with a loose clutch, but got the job done. Feller made a offer we couldn't pass up.