Cold starts and mouse parts

[@LRFtheLion]

Love this title!

[@charlestibbey2666]

Thanks Trevor. I’m surprised the JD didn’t fire-up more quickly, my 40 year old JDs do! Good to see you collect your own wood, we do over here, it is hard work but vert satisfying!

[@TrevorStruthers]

Thanks for the comment Charles. Yeah i love wood heat. I was told it warms you up three times. Once when you cut it, once when you split it, then again when you burn it!

[@WheelingDairyFarmer]

Trevor I am surprised the mice didn't chew on the wires. We had a combine that the mice got into over winter. Almost totaled the machine. Thanks for the video. Have a great holiday!

[@TrevorStruthers]

Yeah, i'm surprised it wasnt just smelling bad. There were a ton of wires up there they couldve chewed on. That sucks about you guys. We need to find a proper way to keep the mice out of a machine.

[@TrevorStruthers]

You have a good holiday as well Bruce! A permanent one!

[@LRFtheLion]

I want Trevor to make an animated video about mice that total tractors. That is a frightening concept!

[@joelg8004]

Cold starts are the best.

[@TrevorStruthers]

Yaaa!

[@steigerpower]

The CAT 3306 DTI, engines are one the best for cold starts as i once had owned a CAT D5 and wished I'd kept it.

[@kevinmeyer3884]

When I was younger we had a D4C and you could release the compression, turn it over on no compression get the fuel and oil pressure up, put compression on and it would fire right up every time!

[@robertemerson7937]

The second he spun over the D6D, I knew it would start. If you have good batteries, the glow plug 3306’s would always start and run well no matter how cold it is.

[@SouthernFarmingTV]

Those are Corvette steering columns that Steiger used

[@TrevorStruthers]

Oh wow. I did not know that! It seemed like a car more than a tractor column.

[@LRFtheLion]

🤯Would never have guessed that! Very cool insight!