As I said to others in the comments 2 days after this video was recorded i moved the feeder onto hard ground at the end of the yard (it's even on the thumbnail)

Thanks for the comment I appreciate it. Yes this is only a temporary situation as a shed is planned for next year hopefully! The ring feeder was also moved a few days after this was recorded and it's just off the concrete so not to hard for them to get to. They have the shed to lie down in with a bunch of Matts for cushion. This situation isn't ideal but works for me this year untill a proper shed can be put in. Thanks again for the comment and I hope ye hang around.

I do have an American accent whilst still being half Irish although that is a story for another time. I'm located in Kerry and the dung from these bullocks is piled up and stored untill spring/summer until it can be spread in the dry weather

Yeah a week after the first bale went in I moved it straight down from the yard (as seen in the thumbnail) thanks for the comment though!

Yes it will be reseeded but not specifically for the bullocks. I have plenty of hill land but barley enough paddocks for lambing etc so that's what that will turn into most likely

Glad you enjoyed 👌 I'm from kerry Ireland

@@waterfallfarm5408 keep up the good work. I am from your neighbouring county. 👍 🇮🇪 ☘️

@johnpauloregan4593 fantastic to have you! Hope you stick around I have more coming soon

Are you on Instagram michael

I am yessir same name as the channel. Look in the description there should be a link for ya

Yea it's a utter disgrace the quality of parts these days fortunately the brake seals are really cheap but that's part of the problem 🤷‍♂️ does your yoke see alot of work? Also one thing that got cut unintentionally was that I grease the rod when installing so it can slide easier and also gives it a chance to slide rather then flexing which reduces wear and seems to increase the duration of them.

@@waterfallfarm5408Thank you. I will give that a try next time.

Hi there how are those brake seals holding up?

@waterfallfarm5408 Hi, The tractor sat for a few months, piston sleeve rusted through, and had to overhaul the engine. Running great now and sounds healthy again , it had quite some wear on the rocker shaft at the intake and exhaust valve adjustment. The seals are still holding up for now.

@@merogistix9412 ow wow ye had a big job there but I'm sure she runs great now

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Hi there thanks for yer comment I appreciate it. Well blow by is a failure of the piston rings and is when compression is getting past the piston and goes down into the sump the blow by relief is normally on the top of the engine rocker cover so as to let the pressure out but not to leak oil. I would recommend running a compression test first to see what kind of compression you have and after that depending on the setup of your yoke you might be able to remove the oil pan/sump and remove the pistons that way. I would recommend doing the head gasket at the same time while your doing so much to it already and while the head is off get it Plained down to level I always do this for good practice and that way I know my new head gasket is getting a good seal. I hope this helps and thanks for watching hope to see you back again soon

Whenever it's back for more work I'll be sure to make a part 2 😅

@@waterfallfarm5408 when you changed the main hydraulic filter on the right side of the tractor behind the rear wheel did you have to drain all the fluid? I have an 88 6610 Series II and I want to change the filter but I’d prefer not to drain all the fluid.

​@riverlad9561 you shouldn't have to drain the back end oil that's coming off the pump to my knowledge and shouldn't drain anything when you take it off except for what's in the system. If you do have to drain the easiest way it to plug in a hydraulic hose and pump out untill it runs dry then immediately shut the engine off and you should have 95% of your oil out to make your life easier. Hope this helps and thanks for watching

Thanks for the advice I will recommend to customer next time it's in for work!

Thanks for the comment yes it is IAT coolant. The coolant systems are the weakest part of the old ford tractors but as long as it is drained and flushed often it isn't a problem

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Glad to see someone agrees with me🤣 give us a follow more Ford's coming soon👍

Oh that they are indeed just give them a small bit of love and they'll take all the abuse and stay going old stuff is just gold

Last it was tested we got a good reading but I'll have to run a test again. Also this is the X31 so a lighter loader I wish I had an q30🤣 thanks for the comment👍

@@waterfallfarm5408 ahh indeed, the Q3 lifts 1550kg but the X3 only 970... in that case it isnt the oilpump...

Howling by lupus Nocte it was written for a KZbin videogame series called Hermitcraft if you look up Hermitcraft music playlist most of my music comes from there 👍 hope this helps

No not at all you don't dock the rams tails only the ewes

Well it turned out the solenoid was working so it was the original solenoid I put back in. The issue was the 12 volts wire from the key wasn't sending enough voltage to engage the solenoid so I replaced that and reinstalled the solenoid. The earth for the solenoid is the frame of the machine just like the starter and most other electrical equipment on any machine so if your having a bad connection take it off and wire brush the back of the unit and clean the plate where it is bolted to and that should give you a good earth. If that doesn't work look at the main earth on the battery connector and where it bolts to the frame of the machine if that's rusty or dirty your connection won't be strong enough for smaller power needing unit's especially like LED lights. Hope this answered your question have a good one 👍

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