Getting Ready for Corn Harvest 23’

In this video I pull the old international out and start getting it ready. Some things to look for and some tips and tricks of taking care of your chains! We hope you enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe!

[@joshfuller6059]

Enjoy watching your videos playing around with old equipment

[@HighCottonYT]

Thank You! we enjoy making them.

[@nathanriddle5756]

Those 1440 combines were great machines. They were a lot easier to work on than the ones we have today.

[@HighCottonYT]

Agreed

[@janmayes6578]

The water pump style bearing up grade for the header snap rolls is nice. Saves alot of greasing.

[@janmayes6578]

I spray used motor oil on my gathering chains with a pump up sprayer.

[@DrJohn493]

Looks about the same vintage as the old Case 1660 and 1665 I used to drive for my dad back in the late 70s, early 80s. Loved that rain cap on the exhaust pipe. We used a few like that ourselves back in the day 😉

[@adventuremonkey9613]

Crc grafite lube. It goes on wet and then dries and does a good job of not attracting dirt

[@wagonerjared]

Case IH/CNH chain lube is actually really good. Little pricey like JD but its worth it.

[@peanutsmith1462]

P-B blaster is we use for chan lube

[@brentflora8965]

WD-40 that contains graphite.

[@mrwarrentaylor2004]

How many old two row pickers do you all still have on the farm

[@HighCottonYT]

1 that functions (the one in the video) and a couple of old lillistons that are stuck in the fence rows

[@jamespetty9545]

Where you from buddy. I am from Samson

[@HighCottonYT]

Goshen

[@ackeair]

What's the name of the first song?

[@HighCottonYT]

High cotton by alabama

[@HighCottonYT]

High cotton by alabama

[@ackeair]

im confused i wanted to listen to the electric guitar intro song not country?@@HighCottonYT