Pulling Parts off the Gleaner for the UniSystem

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome video Jacob

[@hobsonbeeman7529]

Good move putting that cart in place, that heavy drive piece was a back killer!!

[@CJ_Caster]

It's pretty cool that you can get more than just tires out of the gleaner. I'm really looking forward to seeing the uni going.

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

I always like seeing someone who is able to get a part off of one machine to use on another machine good job Jacob.

[@farmcentralohio]

The best use of a retired machine is reusing any and every part you can for something else.

[@jefffirefighter12106]

Great farmer fix, use what you have on hand save money at the same time. Good luck with the rest of your repairs!

[@rogercarrico4975]

Your doing exactly what I've always done with nearly everything I buy. Bring it home. Tear into it. Try and get it in the best possible condition to do the work. I want it to do. All the while, watching my neighbors. Run up and down the road with brand new stuff!! 😛

[@boehmfarm4276]

What you can't see is them fighting with their spouse over the dinner table about all the debt they're in.

[@rogercansler3709]

@@boehmfarm4276 Between the dinner table "discussions" and loss of sleep and an ulcer of two, I'll take the rebuilt lovingly used junk any day.

[@hobsonbeeman7529]

I usually have more time to fix than I do money…and when your done you know exactly what you got!

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Saw a friend of yours Adam post this for sale on a gleaner combine group I’m on last week.

[@400brian]

The brakes often aren't in working condition on the hydro Unis because they never get used. However, they then corrode and start self energizing, dragging and locking up. So guys take the guts out. I have seen a 709 where it was doing this and tore the threads out of the four tapped holes in the final drive where the brake housing bolts to.

[@willbass2869]

"...it doesn't look bad....hmmm *crusty* ..." I dying here Jacob, lol!

[@RichardThompson-gc1cf]

Your not afraid to tackle anything smart young man not a.lazy bone in you body happy new year

[@bigunone]

When you have a stubborn nut try putting back two nuts on either side to relieve some of the pressure off the frozen one

[@mattlyon5156]

good ya got this pieces Parts combine to collect from

[@paulcasefarms9933]

Keep wrenching! I usually run the slowest one out only to find it bottoms out my socket and I have toput it back on some to get the socket/ratchet off and finish with a slower end wrench. There has gotta be that one!

[@jankotze1959]

Looks like a real win deal you got there

[@edadpops1709]

Impacts only work with 2hands on 😆

[@craigflatley7370]

👍

[@oldman388]

Be careful of using Crome sockets on impacts. They can shatter. Seen it happen.

[@boehmfarm4276]

I've had them crack.

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌🇨🇦❤

[@powerram92]

There's no details in the description

[@ericluitjens4256]

What happened to the 300 husker? I've never dealt with a uni, but a pull type new idea leaves a lot to be desired compared to a deere. About the only thing you are gaining is the self propelled aspect. But then I'd forget the ear picking and just chop and bag earlege and be done with it.

[@boehmfarm4276]

I'm not feeding much ear corn, I'm selling it, beating the market with my own price and mostly having bit picked up rather than deliver.

[@stepark3437]

Hey it a uni with a hydro you want to stop your not going to use the brakes they won't stop it just bring the hydro to stop. Brakes are over rated you'll see .

[@boehmfarm4276]

Steering in mud, brakes help.