Firing Up The Farmall 806!/Hauling Hay With Help Of CAT Payloader

[@stuartsplace100]

Hello Trinity Dairy,Edward from Vermont

[@skipruckert4605]

Alan, the 806 is going to do just fine, as previous comments I had restored a Cockshutt 570 it's a 1959 diesel, once we got the lines and injectors all cleaned out all we need is a glow plug and it starts fine. I've not had to use any ether since that time. I enjoy watching your videos. Skip, Western PA

[@user-JamesLacy]

The Cat made fast work of loading. Older used anything all ways has things to fix, I know that is every thing I own. lol. Love the little Moo Moos.

[@colorado1088]

The behavior of the mother cow and two calves was interesting.

[@jrdouvier5006]

The 806 looks good and sounds pretty good to! They are darn good tractors and we kinda have a soft spot for them. We have 10-806’s between my dad, brother, brother in law, my one son and I.

[@KiwiJim13]

👀🙄🐾👍Great video Alan and Jennifer the heifer calf is looking the Angus was looking for an extra feed😅

[@LynnKorte-ve4qf]

You need to address those JD rims on that 806,keep stating about some fenders on you tub and they just might show up

[@johnbeam-d3v]

Great video. Glad you have the 806 breathing again. Think it's gonna be a good tractor. Thank you for taking me along. I enjoyed it.

[@russelmanary2501]

Good looking tractor and that Cat loader is the best

[@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586]

Good to see the hay getting put away and progress made on the tractor. I am wondering whether we will have a more normal winter this year or what could possibly be in store for us. It is never dull. Thank you for going to all of the work of doing the videos, I need to catch up. Take Care.

[@Travis_Rivers]

Congrats the Ole 806 was a helluva versatile tractor and I can't think of a better family to have such a nice machine

[@jeffblake6466]

Always nice to spend time with trinity dairy

[@rogerknapp3703]

The 806's sure purr nice, love their sound..

[@boe4448]

Thanks Alan, I always enjoy your farm and videos. Boe

[@TomNorton-wz1rx]

We had a 706 that always wanted a snort when temps got below 40, once we installed a block heater that took care of the hard starting

[@DonWelter]

Not too shabby for a 60 yr old tractor. A little more TLC ought to have the old 806 ready for duty. The assistance you had made short work of moving the round bales. Hope the Lord grants you suitable weather to complete the corn harvest.

[@keithselzer9816]

Congratulations on finding a 806 they were great tractors. The only bad thing I know is once you use either on them they get addicted to it. We had one that even when you stopped for dinner and cam back it wanted a snort to get started. We tried everything but it just wouldn't start without it. Good luck with yours.

[@charlietanner6211]

sometimes its timing

[@grantburks3909]

Put some transmission fluid in the fuel or 2 stroke oil in the fuel to help the injectors pump that’s what I do on my diesel tractor I enjoy your videos 🙂

[@trevor7918]

Hello. That’s a big loader! That could lift 5 bales at once 😊

[@russelmanary2501]

Your skid steer does a great job although l expected it to do a nosedive

[@jrbpa5775]

We had a new 706 in 1967 and it always needed starting fluid to start. Thx for the video !!

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you Alan God bless you and your family 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@loganbeedy5950]

On first big horse on our farm was a 1965 international 806 wheatland bought new January 28 1965, pretty odd tractor to see in dairy country but my grandpa had it optioned out like a row crop. It went away in 1974 when a new shiny 1466 FWA showed up. But we managed to find it last year on a farm in Iowa so it came home after 50 years

[@trinitydairy]

Cool!

[@charlietanner6211]

how did you ever track it down that is great news i have my dadsmf trac he bought newstill have bill of sale it is nevr leaveing farm

[@loganbeedy5950]

@ we kept track of it until the mid 80s when it moved and was done. we had heard story’s of it going to an auction in Iowa and it being bought by a farmer there. We had a general area so we put the word out that we were looking for it and about a week later, we got a call from a guy who believed he had it. Couple farmer fixes grandpa did and the serial number proved that it was our long lost 806. So we quickly bought it and brought it home

[@timhoneycutt2583]

Glad you tried the hotshot fuel cleaner I swear by it

[@ralphriddle8864]

Very nice job and good luck with the 806/and God bless y'all

[@joshbutterfass5251]

Unloading or loading hay like that would be a good job for the new tractor since it has a loader on it you’ll just have to make a bale spear to help unload the bales off the trailer

[@Scoobers-fj6jk]

Awesome 👌 👏

[@johnhenderson299]

Great video as always

[@ericdotseth788]

The 806 was the backbone of a lot of a lot of farms in the 60's. Dad and my brother farmed with two of them for over 30 years. I have one from the family farm with a touch over 10K hrs on it. Probably not suggesting anything you don't already know, but we found if you want to start an 806 in cold weather, get a canister block heater and use either. It also helps to have 10W oil in it for the really cold weather. If we still had the straight weight 30W oil in it, left over from field working season, we had to resort to a magnetic oil pan heater. Bottom line is yes they start hard sometimes, but an 806 is a real work-horse... I enjoy your content, keep up the good work!

[@davidyoung9195]

Talk to your fuel supplier about a product for killing algae in your big tank just for maintenance. Once that starts growing in a fuel system it’s a real headache to get rid of. A friend of mine battled it for a year on his 18 wheeler. He spent a lot of money on fuel filters, had to change them every couple of days at first then weekly then halfway through an oil change cycle (15,000 miles) and finally after several months and 70,000+ miles every oil change. So a little preventative maintenance goes a long way in controlling algae in your fuel. Keep the snow not ready for that. Great video god bless .

[@dawn20]

Put 5 gallons of kerosene and some ATF this fuel today doesn’t lube the fuel system we used to do this on the old Cummins and Mack’s seamed to work good😊

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good stuff

[@LynnKorte-ve4qf]

Get a hold of, Ross the Oliver man ,on KZbin,you both have a lot in common and he a tractor mechanic and farms and drives a business as well,,he probably has a lot of access to parts for different machines as well

[@DanielJock-nl6wz]

When’s deer season open up for you guys? November 15 here in Michigan

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

Hi trinity dairy from Indiana

[@charlietanner6211]

hope you gt 806 going good im sure you will good loooking tractor

[@glennschlorf1285]

Red power roundup!!!! Need a little snort of tractor crack.... that kitty Cat is slick

[@tractorboy373]

You should paint the rims red

[@trinitydairy]

We were just talking about whether to do black, red, or white.

[@brucesuperman6120]

White looks really good on our 560 diesel tractor

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

Original equipment on those would have been a gray color Rust-Oleum aluminum gray is a good match

[@bennyo37692]

Who we kidding here. It was the deere rins

[@joshk.6246]

💯. Exactly, soon as we saw that JD paint, we knew there would be problems.

[@guydaubenspeck9206]

Don't want to monopolize the comments but I will say Alan that the inline circulating heater is probably just what that old girl needs. I have original equipment when it's on my two newer diesels and my order when we put one of those on and money well spent that's all there is to it

[@trinitydairy]

They make a huge difference, I can't believe it didn't have one.

[@JulianKeller-om6wz]

That'd be a lot better than using ether. And then your engine is warm and ready to go too.

[@martymartin2894]

Did you only just buy this one. Looks like a nice old tractor. Cab is in great condition and back tires.

[@trinitydairy]

Yeah, we bought it a couple videos ago.

[@brianhansen826]

The pump is probably a little gummed up. If you can find a bottle of howse diesel treatment to dump in it it will help

[@tomhall7250]

Ben milking with your new coveralls! Those that know know 😊

[@trinitydairy]

Yep

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

❤😊 JUST BE GLAD YOU ONLY HAVE ONE TRACTOR TO DEAL WITH ❤😊 MY FRIEND HAD 15-18 TO DEAL WITH FULL OF BIO DIESEL 😮🤬🙃 TRANSMISSION FLUID IS A GOOD CLEANERS AND LUBRICANT

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

It's an EARLY 806 WITH A DIPSTICK AND A SEPARATE OIL FILL HOLE 🕳️

[@trinitydairy]

According to the serial number it's a 65.

[@Timkrenz-gr6ol]

@@trinitydairy if it would have Flat Top Fenders the Right side would have no Grab Hole

[@LynnKorte-ve4qf]

Ross drives a school bus as well

[@ronmetz9172]

Hey Alan, the 806 sure sounds good. I have a funny story. Was digging around on Craigslist for a Farmall. All of a sudden an 806 with a loader pops up. Been looking for an 806 for a while. I clicked on the listing and it says post has been deleted. Went back to the listing photo and am looking at the pic and this 806 has yellow rear rims. Then it dawned on me this is the 806 you bought. Glad you got her. Do you still have the old skid steer? Do you still use it? Haven't seen it in a while. Take care.

[@trinitydairy]

That's funny! Yeah it's still around, we use it quite a bit still.

[@mennoreuten1563]

How many hp should that 806 have and good for you guys to get all that hay up in the yard,thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

[@trinitydairy]

The pto hp is around 90

[@nightrider6769]

That's a lot of hay Alan you ain't going to use all that up before spring are you or what do you use it for?

[@trinitydairy]

It is always nice having more than I need in case of drought next year.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

That little battery looks like what we put in our Minneapolis Moline ZB.... Yea, that would be a little weak for that 806. Just saying. It does run good once it gets going.

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤🇨🇦

[@maddog2771]

I was thinking. Instead of selling that case tractor, why not keep it and get rid of the case tractor that has the log splitter and bad clutch and bad p.t.o .

[@trinitydairy]

I like that one because it starts so well in the winter.

[@lauriewilt2622]

I spied a horse in the background. Is that yours?

[@trinitydairy]

He belongs to Jen's Dad. He's one of the horses Jen learned to ride on as a kid. He is mostly blind now, and just enjoying retirement.

[@stevenhancock7462]

Where did you get 806 the there a work horse

[@trinitydairy]

Found it on Craigslist

[@alfredomarotta6604]

Nice tractor, Alan. Paint them rims, red.

[@RobertCowden-y3c]

Alan I'm a international fan but that tractor doesn't sound the best

[@trinitydairy]

I definitely think there's some junk buildup that needs to get worked through it.

[@philipr7686]

Really was hoping to see Justin driving a tractor around with the 806 fuel tank strapped on the back wheel to bang some rocks around inside of it. I have a low value in range of entertainment.

[@williammatzek4660]

Alan did you know the 4010 and 4020 John Deere tractors used 2 of those batteries?

[@trinitydairy]

Yeah, i was thinking of doing that, but they sell for 165 dollars a piece, and the one I got was under 140.

[@russelmanary2501]

Allan you are using the worst thing on an engine there is. I had a 706 and my Case 930and both have glow plugs and they start fine. Ether in my opinion should be sprayed in the users mouth and then blown in the air cleaner. My uncle told me that when l grabbed an ether can to start his Cockshutt 40Pd( Perkins Diesel. I used to throw them things out the door.

[@trinitydairy]

If you use it correctly, it doesn't hurt , if it's over used it can be very bad. This engine never had glo plugs or a pretty heater, it came from the factory with an either assist for starting.