Now theres a familiar sound. Been listening to mine all afternoon pulling the combine. Freezing cold outside but warm and comfortable in the cab. Yes, I'd recomend a Magnum to anyone. Although that 6-7 and 12-13 shift is annoyingly rough.

Best of the red tractors if you ask me and its crazy what the used ones are selling for lol my case dealer offered me 80,000 for my 7240 with 4500 hours on it to trade for a year old 310 AFS Magnum for 310,000 . IF you take to time and look at the castings on that 7130 i bet they are IH markings still which is basically the 88 series rear end and trans just with the ranges automatically shifted so if you noticed a bit on bang from 12-13 then 6-7 its the range clutch doing its thing instead of manually in the 88 series

apply liquid gasket eliminator under the first shim to seal the gouge

shims act as gaskets. make sure the bolt holes are not open at the bottom into the housing might have to seal the bolts

Use the gasket with corn head grease.

I did a farmall H years ago but if memory serves there is a couple different kinds of those pully units and some used a o ring and from what i remember those shims are to preload the bearing. I think SKF makes a bearing for it still and most Case dealers could get the parts needed for those . My other suggestion is if you fill it with oil dont use a Hytran or any kind of universal tractor fluid is too light and will leak easy just dump in a heavy weight gearlube

I remember you talking about that cat a while ago. Around here they mostly just disappear. I'm guessing coyotes get them .

A littlenbend won't hurt. You compare that anyone I have ever heard!! Dang.

Not owning any vehicles from this millenium I guess my opinion might not count for much. They are all too new and too expensive for the amount of miles I'd put on in a year. My nephew has an F150 much like the one you showed and he has had good service out of it so far. Most of the new trucks are too big. Make them big where it counts. An 8 foot cargo box instead of the ridiculous little square boxes they put on most now.

Out of those 4 trucks, that blue Ford F150 might be the one I would choose, but maybe keep searching for more exactly what you're looking for. Tough having a shortbed in a pickup. Dodge has never impressed me, ever. That 2019 ford has the 5.0s yet?

Pretty good storm. Any hail damage? We only had one hail incident that caught part of one of my canola fields back in June.

Sounds hopeful for the Farmall but not so good for the truck. You should have tried starting it while pulling it home. That was always our first option. Maybe a bit risky if your chain is too short but it worked for us.

Thats some serious progress. The seals in and the new calf. That cow was pawing the ground like she was threatening you.

We always had good luck with the 32 inch magnet mount on the roof top for cb radios.

I like the old buildings. Just be sure the roof does not leak or soon the floors and walls rot away. Seen it happen on my grandfather's house when the shingles needed replacing. I remember the 914 video. Only bigger Internationals are the 1482 or the slightly newer 1682.

The 86 was dangerous

Cows are looking good. Do you still have a bull there?

I jus came here to vent on Instagram and their political BS... many times I've commented in a polite way but against certain people that don't like the common sense report it and I get banned, it's the alphabet group, mind you I'm never disrespectful, so f off Instagram they also do it with democrats that report they automatically ban you

I've also heard of a spray on product you can spray onto the surface where the gasket goes and that holds it in place. I'd also consider just finding some heavy paper about the same thickness as the gasket and making your own home made gasket. I've done it with a few things with success.

Very frustrating to break a new gasket. I'd say its a two man job. One method I've seen is to get two long bolts, like maybe a foot long . Maybe even threaded rod with no heads on it. Thread them into the tractor holes so you can hang the pto on them and use them as a guide to take the weight of the pto while you push it into alignment. Of course have the gasket hanging in there too. Once you get the rest of the bolts in place you can turn out the two long ones you used for aligning purposes.

Thank you , I have 2010 jeep grand Cherokee for the last 10 years. I kept looking on the controls ion the windows and lignt controls up front. You hit the nail on the head for me is two minutes. Thanks for posting pal. Great help. My 10’ rod is now easy to keep safe,

Nice work bud. Those bearings are tough.

Good job.

Don't take any pills or injections. It's all toxic poison.

I have been sick,since age 3 and have to be my own advocate.You pay for it,so you deserve proper care

those are some big chunks of metal. Its surprising how well the tractor runs and drives.

It shouldn’t matter want other ppl think of marriage and divorce. I don’t believe in divorce, I believe that if you got married and something happened and you can’t fix it or understand want happened, there is help out here to figure out want happened there’s a answer for everything, it’s just a matter of how hard 2 ppl want to work to make things happen and from the kids up knowing they taught their kids that problems can be fixed and family definitely matters no matter want the age is. Parents are the people you look up to when you see a marriage go down and divorce come in those kids, no matter what are CNN no matter what the problem was, but it wasn’t worth working on love is always worth working on. It’s called commitment. That’s what it is with. The feelings are not there the commitments to live unless both parents choose to break it off where it’s gonna hurt the kids they need to learn that no matter what happens in a marriage. It can be worked out in them in their marriages that much more up to work out something that can be worked out. Is it a problem can’t be fixed the problem two people willing to work hard to fix it, I truly feel sorry for the kids and what they’ve been through. Going to go through. I stayed married even though me and my ex was not getting along I hated to waste my life on something that I definitely knew wasn’t going to work. We both do that. I didn’t like he was doing drugs in my house and drugs. I hated it. I protected my children and I told him you ever bring it out in front of them while I’m hereyou will leave and we will divorce that he didn’t do any brain out drugs around my kids and as soon as I turned 18, there is a divorce

Can the camera stand a little farther when you’re supposed to be showing us where that button is? Lol. I opened the liftgate and I see a little round cavity so I’m guessing there’s a button that was supposed to be there once upon a time

Health care is free here but its pretty much non existent in the country and small towns. You have to drive quite a distance. Sometimes to the big city if its anything serious or a specialist appointment. Family doctors are few and far between. Health care is suffering here.

Fixing old farm machinery will take care of any spare cash you might have. I just spent $140 on a handfull of o rings for the combine pickup motor today and got home to find it was the wrong parts. Time and money wasted and still no fix for the combine.

Thats a good looking and running little tractor. Straight pipe is certainly the cheapest way to go if you can stand the noise.

The little Farmall sure runs nice. I have a big maple tree to move now too after the big wind we had last week.

Nice tractor.

does this radio only receive fire ems police... or can it receive other stuff like security or border patrolls?

I've had that 2012 for 3 years did not know that window open

I bought a Performance Tool plier kit w/ four different tips for it about thirty years ago to work on a Mitsubishi and motorcycles. Prolly used them less than ten times over the years. Glad I have them but feel no need to buy a set.

Quick video? Took you 7 minutes to press the dial for 4 seconds lol

I was given a set of snap ring pliers similar to those a few years ago. Not sure on the name but they are from Princess Auto which is a big name in cheaper tools and accessories here. They work for me.

Canada thistle is a bad weed here. It spreads by all that fuzz that blows in the wind. Roundup does kill it though.

I learned a lot about Burdocks here today. Interesting that they are edible. Roundup and 2-4D are two separate herbicides. You can mix them both together to kill a wider range of weeds. Roundup is slow acting. I don't expect to see any reactions on the weeds for several days after spraying. 2-4D works much faster.

After the 560 gave IH a black eye, they got serious and designed the great 806!

Typical small town problems. Usually there are animal control officers who take care of dogs, cats or whatever. The guy you talked to at the end sounded like he is definitely going to take care of it.

i don’t think randy has internet lol

i've heard of Burdock but as far as I know we don't have them here. Worst problem lately is Roundup resistant Kochia. I see a lot of it in other fields too.

That cable ought to work fine. Can't say i've ever seen one of these rakes with hydraulic lift though. Not sure if it was an option.

Should have videoed some of the drag race. Always work to do when you have trees. It never ends.

Sounds like Minnesota is getting more like Canada when it comes to self defense. People have got into big trouble trying to defend their property here.

I remember that cable on the New Holland rake. Should be an easy fix with parts from any hardware store. I think a 986 would be plenty big enough for the jobs you have to do. Front end loader on it would be great too. The old NH chain balers were good but you needed a lot of used engine oil poured on those chains so they didn't rust or wear out. New chain would cost more than the baler is worth.

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Almost 2 bales per acre is pretty good. We have the opposite problem here. They have to shut down baling when the day warms up and wait til evening when the moisture comes up a bit or else the hay is so dry that the leaves fall off as you bale it.