I broke my favorite tractor, IH 1066 is down…😭🚜

[@ohnomrwalnut9173]

I am amazed at this girl, the things she can do, operate machinery like nobodys business, hook up equipment, shift gears like a twin-stick 13speed truck driver, milk cows, and probably something a man cant do.. make babies.. lol thx for sharing

[@wmryan9646]

I was a FFA student in high school.many decades ago.. enjoyed learning all about farming. Enjoy your channel.

[@johnviney7919]

Nice video folks! Brent is tailgating - i think he wants to rake at 50 miles per hour! 🤣🤣🤣 Have a great day! 😀

[@clarencedavister9098]

Good morning Taylor. If anyone would ever ask me how do I go about starting a dairy farm I would direct them to your KZbin channel and tell them to watch every video you’ve ever made about what it takes to run a small dairy farm. As far as I am concerned yours is the best farming channel on KZbin. 😉🐄🚜

[@tayfarms]

Good morning! Aww that is so sweet 🙂. So glad I get the opportunity to share my days with wonderful folks like you!

[@اسيرالحب-ع1ح]

​@@tayfarms انت مثل وردة جورية كلما يكبر يزهر جمال يا صاحبة جمال .🌹

[@اسيرالحب-ع1ح]

​@@tayfarms👒!

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

Easiest way to make $1million farming is to start out with $2million!

[@lars277]

So glad to see you wearing hearing protection. I am 70 and just about deaf. All from loud stuff at work and in the military.

[@friendlyfarmer344]

I had perfect hearing, i'm 57 not deaf but tractors and pigs seriously weakened my tolerance ( was wearing some ear muff not helping much ) then one day 20 years ago in the shop my hearing blew up from compressed air in a split second ended up with listening to a wild turbo NON STOP since. I had no choice but to wear both ear plugs and ear muffs actually hearing better having them on, every seconds counts though. Miss Taylor isn't wearing hearing protection continuously ( every second counts)

[@bottleboy555]

Before watching TayFarms I only knew that dairy farmers are a committed lot. Milk the cows twice a day no matter what! Now I see its way more than that. Way more! I take my hat off to the dairy farmers. They're amazing!!

[@waynesims7469]

Great camera work on bale wrapping Taylor! I tore up a field cultivator one time when the boss was gone and just felt awful about it. A neighbor said to me “well if you never tear up anything it’s cause you ain’t doing anything.” I felt a little better after that.

[@kellydorney3514]

Sorry about the 1066. Thankful everything is repairable and that you are safe! Am very familiar with these tractors and had a similar mishap. We live in what was a glacier area called the Chippewa Moraine. Lots of hills, woods, and lakes. Most of our tillable land is on a plateau, so we're either going up or down to farm it. One spring, we were hauling load after load of manure to the field. I had an IH 856 and came off the field to descend, moved the throttle too far to the left, and shut off the tractor. However, I was already moving fairly fast and immediately began down a steep and twisting road to the bottom. No brakes, transmission, or steering. Bouncing so much, I couldn't let go to try to restart. Only here by the Grace of God. ✝

[@davepyche3561]

Sad people feel they need to share bad comments. Those who know anything about farming and the amount of usage the equipment sees, knows there will be some down time for repairs. Keep sharing and keep farming! You and Brent are very much appreciated!

[@inspiredscreens]

Glad your Guardian Angels are always watching over you guys. Thank you!

[@lynnniendorf5117]

I like the comment “ I guess you just pop that off”. As an International owner I know that nothing on one just pops off without losing buckets of money in fluids. Good luck with the repair.

[@thomasr.miller5553]

😁🥰 Happy to hear that a mechanal failure did not include any body dammage. mechines can be replaced. YOU can not. Practice farm safety . Great video thanks

[@donaldsharr5110]

My Uncle always said "if farm machinery doesn't break, you ain't farming." Love the vids, and keep farmin!!! Thank you!

[@curtispalmer8933]

You need a double rake hitch. It it will cut your raking in half one person ONE TRACTOR YOU HAVE GREAT RAKES FOR ONE I USE ONE BEST INVESTMENT LOOK INTO ONE

[@leonaldrobinson1707]

Oh yes! I remember well the Holstein dairy cows pooping as soon as they were released from milking...pooping in the walkways when they immediately started to leave...instead of waiting until they got outside...even standing in the doorways to poop instead of going just another 20-30 feet to get outside the dairy barn...Lonnie from Michigan

[@adailtosantos4486]

Eu gosto muito de assistir vocês trabalhando...❤❤❤❤.

[@ThomasOtoole-t1y]

Great video Taylor interesting and exciting 😀 could have been worse if going down hill when brakes went on 1066 keep smiling ❤

[@ThomasNorton-tl7ji]

Hi Taylor, as long as you didn’t get hurt is the main thing tractors can be fixed, actually fixing the pto on the 1066 isn’t that bad of a job,thanks again for the videos always looking forward to seeing the next one

[@dbrbruce9950]

Watching all this work being done motivated me to get up and sweep. I swept the whole house. Get well soon 1066.

[@nailpounder3013]

Watching the wrapper in action always looks like some type of carnival ride spinning around.

[@jazzerbyte]

Sorry to hear of the IH hydraulic system failure - glad you're OK!

[@JohnBradley-ut2qi]

you sure look right at home behind the wheel of the tractor. You make me happy watching how you feel at home while farming. I remember my time at the farm doing what you are doing now. As I said before my job was raking the hay. I used a Ford 8N tractor for that job. We did square bales only. Usually about 800 to 900 bales. Fun times in the hay field. Have yourself a great day and God Bless

[@danl9334]

Thanks for another great video, we have always loved our 1066 too!!!!!!!

[@KennyDean-h8t]

Taylor I’m happy that you are okay. I would be totally devastated if you got hurt The tractor and its parts can be replaced but you are a Gem and impossible to replace I believe the Good Lord was watching over you and your Guardian Angel was there to protect you too ❤😊

[@joaoboscoferreira7017]

Taylor, uma boa tarde! Os seus vídeos são ótimos e são bem instrutivos. Como disse o Clarence, quem quuiser aprender como dar um início no seu trabalho com gado leiteiro é só seguir a sequência dos seus vídeos. Eu assisto sempre. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho tão digno e muito importante para todos nós. Que Deus te abençoe sempre 🙏 (João Bosco - Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷)

[@larrytorrisi8775]

Good morning Taylor Always like waking up Sunday morning coffee and your great video! So wild watching raking and the wrapping of the bails , btw great footwear , it’s awesome to see how confident and comfortable you are operating a knowing machinery! Keeping it real ! Enjoy your week

[@BigMikeeeBam]

Hello Taylor! Have a good week!

[@tayfarms]

Hi! Thank you, you have a terrific week too😊

[@اسيرالحب-ع1ح]

​@@tayfarms تايلور ،لماذا تقوم ببعض الاشياء الغبيه ؟

[@davidb8872]

Glad you weren’t hurt 😳 crazy design did not know that. You make me smile…farming in flip flops 😂 stay safe❤

[@kelvingravel8699]

Hi Taylor awesome video again thanks. That was so impressive that you knew the rpm by the engine pitch 👏. That was one busy day but at least you got everything done ✔️. Taylor didn't beat yourself up to much these things happen, shows how much you care about the machinery when you feel so bad when it breaks. You're a very conscious person a very good quality to have, thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.

[@wink9970]

Taylor, introducing the cows is nice. I am old enough if it's a reintroduction, it will seem new.

[@mykesherman3471]

Glad you’re didn’t get hurt!! When things go wrong sometimes it happens fast. Be safe

[@tayfarms]

Yes very fortunate! Thanks so much for watching

[@rocco8665]

Another great video love watching I wouldn’t worry too much about the weather cause I bet every day with you is sunshine

[@Oldtimer1.]

Excellent video as always Taylor please don't change anything, have a Great and Blessed day

[@ronfarmhand5179]

Just subscribed! Taylor, you will get your mighty chariot repaired. Brent must have the Kabota back, do you think he could pick up a cup of coffee with the hay grabber? Love the channel, like the way you guys work together. I get a kick of how your eyes light up when you talk about the international or either your monster truck! PS I’ve learned so much about hay farming, that’s my favorite part.

[@scottkrieger4701]

Glad your safe❤❤

[@robertkrome569]

Taylor, Glad you didn't get hurt. The tractor can always (almost) be fixed. Hey, I would like to send something to you. Where can I send it to?

[@bobs3501]

Another excellent video kid !!! always entertaining

[@jacobbuckley8232]

Just glad your ok and didnt get hurt

[@robert5109]

1066 not your fault my 1066 does the same thing , drives me crazy. love the videos.

[@cliffstriker3614]

The best part about breaking something is learning how to fix it. Can’t beat experience.

[@AldenHayFarmer]

Since you mentioned it was parked uphill when your MCV functions failed, I wonder if the seal for the crossover tube to the hitch pump or a seal/O-Ring on the suction side of the MCV pump is leaking, so when its facing uphill and oil runs towards the back it starts sucking air. Plus side, good opportunity to do a PTO Unit rebuild considering all the mowing it does.

[@JakerPete]

Morning Taylor 🌄 have a great day!

[@tayfarms]

Good morning, same to you!😃

[@friendlyfarmer344]

I was a crop duster, usually pilot and mechanic mistake cause crash. I'm not saying your tractor is worn out, seems you have hyd issue but i'm not there to see exactly what happened. I had a fuel injector pump on 1466 gone wild, had hyd pump seized and broke shaft 4568, those two situation are not easy to prevent but i manage to control. As a pilot and mechanic if anything become abnormal i take immediate attention and action before it goes very wrong and very fast, that include farming.

[@bay9876]

Nice work and very happy nobody got hurt as the tractor uncontrollably travelled backwards and jacknifed the mower.

[@anthonyare7705]

Im glad you're alright. That sounds like it was a catastrophic failure! I enjoy your channel. You seem really down to earth and unpretentious. I think you will have your own dairy farm one day. You certainly deserve it. I can tell you really do care for the cows... Have a great day...

[@TheTrex1126]

Good job you are a good teacher. I learned a lot on dairy farming. Im thinking starting a dairy farm here in Myrtle Beach LOL

[@NYUK-x-4]

11:48 One I remember was 1987 Northwest Flight 255- Only one survivor, 4 year old little girl out of 150+ people. I watch those too.

[@WorkingOntheNonsense]

Odd I just watched The Tragic Saga of Northwest Airlines Flight #255 the other day.

[@joeahopelto8032]

I remember the aircraft accident in Detroit. It was a miracle the little girl survived that crash!

[@NYUK-x-4]

@@joeahopelto8032 Especially loaded with fuel smashing into that bridge, at least thats what they said.

[@joewright1977]

Love your videos.I hate to see that the 1066 is broke down.Glad you did not get hurt.Stay safe

[@tubeDude48]

I noticed the little green tractor has a flat. Seems like there's always something to fix! Glad your able to get rolling again! 👍

[@craigmonty8343]

Another great video sweetheart. The guy look good. I’m glad you’re getting hanging done. We’re having a good stretch too. We ended up getting 3000 square bales and 22 round bales last week and I’m mowing hay as we speak and did last night after work and going all week, we got about 200 acres of second cut and left to do we got about 110 done. I will you get all yours done too you’re definitely amazing woman and hard worker. Hopefully we can chat again soon. Keep up the good work and I’m sorry about the 1066. You know my feelings on that Tractor they are the best tractors ever made.🤗💕

[@arminiusgratis9439]

Just imagine raking up all that with a hand rake !! I too like to watch a channel called Mayday, Air Disasters. Scary how often the large passenger planes crash due to simple pilot errors and somebody forgetting to put a bolt back in. I worked hard for over 45 years and now I can't do much of anything but watch other people, like you guys, work hard. All the best !

[@Torsee]

10:27 Bit O Honey! Love them! Great for testing your fillings!😂

[@dfoltz268]

Glad the IH was just a PTO shaft and nothing else that truly matters like you or Brent! Crazy they didnt have mechanical "parking brake" on those old things for WHEN the hydraulic pressure failed. As for the cow introductions I always enjoy them just because it shows the level of knowledge you two have of your herd! Not sure I could tell you more than a name of 72 people i work with on any given day some of them for well over 20yrs too 😅

[@Torsee]

7:51 You are one with the machine! Sound and feel…😂

[@2fish_tacos814]

Hope y’all get the 1066 going soon Taylor and I’m glad you’re ok. I loved the 2k rpm trick by ear….you’ve done it enough that you know! 10:12 I saw that😉 You’re so awesome! Oh and them marshmallow bales made me dizzy😂 Take care!

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Taylor enjoyed your video. Looks like easy job to replace pto shaft maybe a c clip that holds in place under cover. Have a great day see you then.

[@petermitchell1127]

I am a volunteer firefighter when my pager sounds and it's a farm accident or fire my heart sinks and races I'm glad you were not hurt

[@davidolcott6517]

Good Morning Taylor, We did a couple of P.T.Os on our 856 Internationals and them pumps are heavy and they can be a pain in the ashe. I love watching your videos !! keep on keeping on !

[@david19659]

Used to be a show on a&e I believe about plane crashes loved it

[@MikeMarkison-v2k]

Thank you for explaining the reason why you put the bales by the roadside.

[@rogerbutchbouchard8019]

Hi Taylor, great video! May I suggest you use a separate mic closer to you as it can be difficult to hear you sometimes with the various equipment running. Thank you.

[@samueloliveirasouza9099]

Uma princesa linda na fazenda 🚜

[@marshallsayre58]

Wow so sorry Tay, as long as you and Brent are ok. that mustve been real scary. thats alot of hey, 1000rolls? thanks for the video glad you're safe

[@staceyhepburn3201]

I'm protesting! Lol I want more milking videos!!!

[@edwardmarino2776]

Always love the videos Taylor. Cant wait to see you on Thursday. Hair is getting long girl! Looks good. Ok so when you brought out the Tootsie Roll I thought back to when you shared them with Greta and how adorable that was. Have a great Sunday Taylor.

[@HungryH1951]

Sorry to here about your IH breaking down. It seems like a pretty good tractor, hope you get it fixed soon. I guess IH/Farmall is now owned by Case which makes me like Case better. Love those old Farmall red tractors.

[@Castrucksandtractors]

Good morning Taylor i have 2 1066s and they are my favorite of all my tractors and I have 38 in total and all are 30yrs old to 84 years old . Don't feel bad about your 1066 needing repairs they are relatively easy to fix but the most important part is that you weren't hurt. Keep up the good work and videos

[@WilliamHouston-j1c]

Hi Taylor and Brent, I'm fascinated with your bale wrapping machine, I have never seen one before watching your videos, here in central TEXAS we don't even put them in the barn, we only get 25-30 inches of rain per year, I'm also a big INTERNATIONAL fan I have a 2444 & 2400 both industrial tractors with front end loader and my cub 350 450, to bad about your 1066, but I'm sure you will get it fixed, have a good day to the both of you, ED

[@scottk0623]

Glad you’re ok. My father inlaw was killed in that very same circumstance. He went backwards with a hay wagon on a steep grade lost hydraulics, jack knifed and went up on the younger of the wagon and rolled over with him under it. . Stay safe.

[@Hobotraveler82]

Watching the video today. Say hi to Cindy for me. Also glad you weren't hurt when the tractor decided to quit working. Love the videos. Learning so much. Keep up the good work. 😊

[@kalbfleisch61]

That had to be scary we had a 1086 at one time and we had so many problems with the same thing as you with your 1066 still my all time favorite is an older case IH 7220. Loved running that tractor especially cutting hay it was supposed to be around 160 hp but that thing would out pull our JD 8100 so we had it checked for hp one time and it was putting out 196 hp. Someone had turned the injector pump up sometime before we bought it used. Man that thing was and still is a beast. Take care and keep having fun. And be careful. Especially around those bulls. We had one take after a girl that was milking for us beat her up pretty good before she could get away from him and he had never even acted badly before and then the boss had one take after him one day when he was in the heifers barn just looking to see which ones were getting close to calving. And I had even told him to watch that bull because he was always watching you just waiting to get you into a corner. That’s why I always carried a baseball bat when I went in amongst them because that bull tried getting me a couple times but the boss said oh no he’s just a younger bull he won’t hurt you. Well after a couple broken ribs he thought differently

[@philglover2973]

Awesome video thanks Taylor for your time and consideration top job top team 😊🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚛🚛🚛🚛

[@TomM-e5h]

WOW Tay! You're as pretty as a palomino! With your golden ponytail! At least you're not working up a sweat in this video.

[@jimoakley3436]

Point front end down hill and pull the pto out the back,do the repair.Reinstall,fill with oil.Colfax Tractor Parts may have a used part.

[@williamwright8286]

Keep plugging along. Ole international keeps on going.

[@Navajo-man]

Hi 👋🏽 Taylor and brent just finished watching video as always it’s beautiful unfortunately things happen on farms as long you’re safe that’s matters the most and as always you and Brent be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ES-zt8sj]

I’ve been listening to pilot debrief in YT. Learning a lot.

[@tayfarms]

I’ll have to check that one out, thanks

[@mikedaugharty5544]

Good thing that you didn't get hurt when the fiasco came around there could have been some serious problems you are being sheltered

[@erwindickenscheid2131]

Wrapp around the hay by hydraulik working system...- trouble is IHC is not build forever...

[@benyar11]

I think that's close enough to call it a win on the tac game. I don't mean to brag, but I have a similar thing. Sometimes when I'm standing next to a tractor, I can tell if it's running or not, just by the sound. I know, what can I say. It's a skill I've honed over my several minutes around tractors.

[@tayfarms]

😅😆

[@strong40]

I grew up with a '76 1066 and never remember hydraulic filter or hydraulic problems

[@markrich6657]

Hi Tay, WOW another great video for all of us to enjoy. Guessing rpm, there's a saying " no substitute for skill and experience ". You have it. It is obvious that You absorb information and instructions and learning from Brent, but I'm thinking you do uour own homework as well, and are a farmer of your own making. Anyway, your cows always seem content and relaxed which considering the care and attention you give them is obvious. Catch you on the next one 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜👍👍👍 Quick question, you don't seem to use the Massey Ferguson a lot. Looks a tidy machine, thought it would be great go to, but what do I know🤣 Take care Thanks Mark UK

[@tayfarms]

Hi Mark, great to hear from you again! That is quite a compliment thank you very much 😊. Yeah the girls around here are pretty chill☺️🐄. About the Massey that is a good question, I should have clarified in the video but it didn’t even occur to me 🤦🏼‍♀️. The reason we don’t use it often as a replacement is simply because the baler is so complicated to detach. So many electronics and wires to move that it most of the time is simply not a time saver 🙂

[@henrybergen2426]

You rock love watching your videos

[@davidgraham8658]

Good morning Tay. Hopefully your favorite tractor isn’t down for too long 😢

[@ryanboldt7751]

I grew up in farming areas, my grandparents grew up on farms. We’re from Wisconsin dairy country. I really like many aspects of farming, but one thing I just couldn’t stand is all the manure. It just stinks all the time. But other than that farming is awesome.!

[@MarkGamble-wj9cm]

Machinery can be repaired or replaced. U cant. Glad ur safe

[@marieilsley3264]

I love watching your show. We live in New Hampshire, Just outside of Concord. Marie

[@tayfarms]

I’m glad you enjoy it 😊. Always happy to hear from fellow New Englanders!

[@BrodieBr0]

17:15 OMG that had to be scary! I'm just glad you're okay and please don't blame yourself for the tractor being broke. You've been farming long enough to know stuff breaks as part of the profession. haha The main thing is equipment can be repaired and replaced but you're the only TayFarms which is irreplaceable, and I think god you weren't hurt! YOu'll have the old IH up and running in no time. Take care and god bless!

[@jeremyswindell2330]

That wrapper is cool, i never seen one in operation😂

[@franklackie2469]

Maybe you can be fortunate enough to grab a john deere at a local auction sometime you will absolutely love it Tay

[@b.g56.66]

Dumping wrapped bales on corn stubble 😬😬 there's definitely going to be some punctures

[@terryaldridge5311]

I had to replace a 540 pto that my boss broke on a 1086 international tractor the whole pto assembly comes out in one chunk on those had to use a home made tool to compress the assembly made from all thread rods and a piece of 1/2 metal pipe you have to make do sometimes when don’t have the store bought tool! lol just shows I’m a country boy!

[@billpollock1763]

Glad you are ok. Time to get another tractor, cause you can have enough.

[@Torsee]

15:41 I need hearing protection just to watch this video! 😂

[@abnerking6275]

Hi Taylor I have a 1466 international tractor and I broke my 540 shaft to it's a little bit of a chore to fix it good luck keep up the good work❤

[@colmanlong1032]

Alot a people refurbishing older tractors and equipment here in ireland as the price of older tractors is gone thorough the roof,(astronomical).

[@chadsmith14]

If that 10 does that again I hope you get it on camera, they antrick you can do running a hose from ur remote and screw it into plate under left side steps if it ever loses prime hit ur handle and it'll prime right back up

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

❤😊 BEEN THERE 2 TIMES BREAKING OFF THE PTO SHAFT ON MY 706 GERMAN DIESEL 😮 YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE WHOLE UNIT OUT OF THE TRACTOR !!!! VERY HEAVY 😮!!!!

[@lynnniendorf5117]

After reading your comment I was wondering what the circumstances were that you broke off 2 pto shafts? I farmed with International tractors for years and never had an incident like that. Actually never heard of it happening until today.

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

@@lynnniendorf5117 I LEARNED LATER ON THE REPLACEMENT SHAFT FOR THE 706 IS AN INCH LONGER THAN THE ORIGINAL ONE

[@willmears1111]

Everything wears out and needs repaired. You can't anticipate, but you must be prepared for a quick turnaround on a small farm. since you don't have two of everything.

[@DarrylwaynephippsPhipps]

Cool never seen Bale Wripping before❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@yapyapdotcom7774]

Always lovely to see you, of course nothing breaks down when not being used, these things are sent to try us, but am sure you will get it sorted, after all machinery like you do a lot of hard work, so take care. Oh..mind you don`t stub your toe when going barefoot, that would be painful.

[@realmongo7565]

Wenger's down in Pennsylvania stocks that 540 PTO shaft for $110.

[@bobk9928]

Glad you did not get hurt