Just letting you all know I’m still alive

[@grstew4]

Thanks for the Update! Anything you feel like sharing on video is just fine with me. Don't ever feel any pressure just to get something out. Go at your own pace, however you want. Glad you are back!

[@farm2655]

I’m definitely going to be at my own pace, but I the point I was trying to get across was if I get into something a bit and you like it I would like to know so I can cover it more or from a different angle. thanks

[@joepuma]

Welcome back! I am glad to hear you are healthy and back! Unlike most of the folks who subscribe to your channel, I am a city boy who is fascinated with your farm life. I am happy that you will putting up more content! If I could contribute, so that you are able to continue your great videos, let me know!

[@farm2655]

Thanks, it is good that people want to know where their food comes from, for the most part I think that has been lost. Right now the biggest help you can be to the channel is to share the channel and videos thanks again

[@NerdThirty]

Wow! So glad to see an update and to hear you're ok. I hope viewership continues to pickup!

[@farm2655]

Yah so do I, I’m going to have to figure out how to get clips spliced together in my phone

[@BriggsStratton11]

I'm excited for the new content. Were you thinking of making an inter seeder out of a grain drill?

[@farm2655]

Thanks, yep I have a few scrap van brunt drills and a field cultivator to start with

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Definitely been a while... YT actually notified me of this one 😳 I don't get along with the computer, so I do everything on my phone.. good to see you!!! Hopefully everything goes well with your plans!!

[@farm2655]

Thanks Ed it’s been a while, I just need to figure out how to get the editing done,

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

@@farm2655 ya, editing can be a pain! I just splice clips together.. that's pretty technically advanced for me..

[@farm2655]

lol

[@dschefers9700]

Life can be a battle. Don’t worry about the phone, that’s all I use. Don’t stress it too much.

[@rodney5656]

Hey buddy! I was wondering! I got that 8600 and was watching all the work you were doing. I’m nervous but I need to do some brake work. When I’m going along, haven’t even pressed the brake, all of a sudden I start lugging down and when I clutch it I nearly get thrown off. The left rear is locking up. If I crack the bleeder and release the pressure I can get going again but later will do same thing. No brakes at all on the right, or fluid when I crack open the bleeder. Originally when I would crack that left bleeder I would get rusty fluid but I’ve done it enough now, it has cleared up. Any advice? Thanks! Any other work you do on your tractors I will be watching. I bought this 8600 as a first tractor. Got a new Holland 256 and 273 to go with it if you see where I’m headed.

[@farm2655]

you might end up taking the axle housing off and going in there but if you had rust in the system I’d start up top and get your master cylinder cleaned up and in perfect shape (I don’t have a video on that) but I do for your axle, the 8600 is almost identical to the tw20 follow them and you will know a lot about your 8600 sorry for the late reply I could have sworn I responded earlier thanks