Deere Down - Hydraulic Disaster

[@WelkerFarms]

*We found a used bell housing with pumps and universal joint! Should be here next week to get the old girl working again 😁*

[@dylankruse8257]

Good

[@brindleytimberworks9000]

Yay!

[@MrGerritStok]

If that"s the cheapest solution, well nice then. Your wallet don"t like it anyhow ;) Good luck. Even it"s a JD, it"s a usefull equipment.

[@allanpenner7311]

Are you going to get the pumps bench tested before you install them to make sure they are good pressure and flow wise and no PSO (Pressure Squirting Out)?

[@johnathangindrup3168]

Concentrated peppermint oil mixed 10 to 1 and sprayed where ever mice get will keep them away

[@patrick11169]

I'm a diesel tech in ny, we run our own shop and this is pretty much my daily work flow..... we use conequip for old/out dated/ odd ball stuff, they have been great for us on price and customer service. They put together a excavator swing drive for us with parts from Ireland, would highly recommend them for used parts for the old deer

[@tonydiez6228]

Right from my hometown of Newfane Ny!

[@jameswilson3979]

I bought stuff from them. I deal with Randy

[@patrick11169]

@@jameswilson3979 i would like to use them for more stuff if they were closer.... local yellow deere dealer is a joke........

[@jameswilson3979]

They shipped a swing gear box from the uk to me

[@kylehansen2122]

When legarms is getting th chains, he's not in the mood for any shenanigans.

[@WelkerFarms]

Truth! 😂

[@BaileyFarming]

Every time we are getting a chain on our farm it’s almost never for a good reason but someone will always say “scroooooge” in a spooky voice. Seems to alway make it alittle better

[@Cragified]

Legarms also really likes that loader so he's probably pissed that 'he' broke it even though it's not his fault.

[@Blackwater_Jack]

Haha, yeah, the big guy was clearly in the mood for one thing. Takin care of business.

[@delinquentdesign]

😂😂😂😂

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

The steering on articulated vehicles is a valve. Turning the wheel will allow fluid to transfer. There is no power without the pump but it will allow the cylinders to move.

[@fowletm1992]

Orbital valves do have a small pump in them for metering They allow a bit of steering Buts its very slow Like over 100 revolutions lock to lock I lost the engine on a cat 955 going down a hill so no brakes either Managed to keep it on the road for about 200m around a bend and off the main haul road Spinning the crap out of the steering wheel snaking down the road In an emergency you can of course just drop the bucket to stop but i didnt want to block the haul road

[@hauptmann6]

At least it didn't blow up in the grain building. And you got most of the grain out already. And very good life advice, don't shunt the wifes car. That's a good way to be living with Coby.

[@ItsMe-xf3dv]

That's what I was thinking

[@liar882]

I love how Nick looks back to Legarms for reassurance in what he's saying when he's talking mechanical workings. Legarms is the master behind it all!

[@Adam_Poirier]

Nick and Scott, I believe I have the donor machine that has all three of those pumps that you need. Let me know if you want my email address I can send you some pictures and details. Machine has been sitting for about 10 years now, I don’t know how good anything is but it was parked because of a bad engine all the hydraulics functioned. I know some of the Deeres used variable displacement pumps and some did not so I’m not sure if the machine I have is identical but you’re welcome to more information if you would like. Great video as always!

[@RandyKildow]

Networking is awesome..

[@miriambertram2448]

Make sure you tell us if this happens that will be fun

[@frankirwin2377]

Amen to networking. Hope to see parts and repair job.

[@pdruff]

road trip video please

[@Adam_Poirier]

Paul D Ruff haha I won’t make them come all the way to Connecticut I’ll take them off the machine and put them in 3 boxes and then we can pay ridiculous amounts of shipping to send them to Shelby Montana 😂

[@warrenmiller1]

I had a 544C and seeing you guys working on your 844 brought back a lot of memories of working on my loader. I hope you can get her running again without a huge expense.

[@charfont]

Good job leg arms signed the new contract.”must save John Deere “ clause enabled 👍😂😂

[@trentlewis1473]

Keep the 844, the machine has been loyal to you thus far and frankly if you try to get another you may get another person's problem. Best to keep what you got.

[@michaelbranham5854]

I'll bet Zach teared up watching a Deere being towed by a Case...

[@SoerenBruunJensen]

Nope. He has just destroyed a Case with his frontloader.

[@SupermanJH68]

Zach is ok. That loader is yellow. IF it were GREEN, he would likely have stroke, be twitching in the corner some where.

[@johnnyboy830]

@@SupermanJH68 However the Case loaders are yellow too. It kind of weird they paint them different then their main brand. However the yellow does stand out on a construction site so I can see why

[@SupermanJH68]

@@johnnyboy830 Case loaders are orange, and have been for more than 30 years. I've been in some of them. Earthmoving for 35 years.

[@ddorn04]

Deere is not the equipment your grandfather used to own. Common sense at Deere seems to have flown out the window. I was trying out Skid steers about 15 years ago. The handles on the Deere were made of plastic, broke off in my hands.

[@johneaston2348]

The one thing we can on with Welker Farms, is every video is both entertaining and very well produced!

[@awg6397]

Dog be like "DAD YOU'RE DRIVING TO SLOW!! I GOT PLACES TO BE!!"

[@ronspruill5112]

Improper spelling!

[@mrcarterfx885]

IKR 😂😂😂 @awg

[@jordandavid1671]

Our wheel loader did that on the rear drive shaft which only has two inches of clearance to the transmission housing. It broke out a piece and had a hole in the bottom. We JB welded it up and it has been holding so far. Hopefully it lasts forever. This is a machine kinda like yours. We don't use it all day everyday. Just to move large machines around periodically. Hopefully it doesn't cost you too much. Love your videos. We work on all our own machinery as well! Keep it up.

[@americasdream1265]

Welker Farms Inc has now caused me to want a grain vac, nice job Nick I thought I had my bucket list finished

[@cmusic52]

I know, that grain vac is sweet how it cleans the grain as it vacs, makes clean up super easy

[@patrickmannen3637]

Glad you guys found parts for the loader. It looks like it is in pretty good shape to not be repaired! Oh how to be that limber again like LegArms bending down to remove the pumps! Really like your videos of the farm work!!

[@Daniel_kruger]

Legarms may fix a safety tube that the driveshaft runs inside, so when it fails next time, it only turnin insiode that tube! Good luck repairing!

[@WelkerFarms]

Honestly if this is a possibility, it is good insurance!

[@makingtechsense126]

Driveline cage like race cars use.

[@bradenwoods1111]

Looks like very tight quarters under that cab! Haha

[@Farmall450]

I'm thinking the same. Very possible walkers. 2 1" pieces of pipe would have stopped this

[@robertquast9684]

Similar carnage on Deere 4wd tractors if a driveshaft goes

[@stevetrachsel8690]

Thanks for the shout out to Altec! These are made in St Joseph Mo., where I live. I have several friends who work there!

[@Unclejake]

To quote my shop teacher in high school, “In God we trust for everything else we use steel.” as he handed us jack stands again.

[@Unclejake]

nordhorny but he still loves you....

[@Unclejake]

Morg Lavey I don’t see the Bible as a cookbook, like all things in history it’s written by the victors. This will upset people but the Christian Bible was written by several catholic factions, then all different stories were placed together to tell us a story, in a fashion as people saw things. The Bible is a great book of stories we can learn from. Even the Protestant Bible, is the edited version when Luther was paid to translated it, and determined several books of the Bible didn’t belong. It’s a book...one we can learn from and get inspiration from its stories, but not a cookbook. Just add holy water, stir, simmer 10 minutes and poof immortality. The creation on man, is in itself proof of God, we aren’t just spinning on this rock, flying through an expanding universe, capable of thinking and understanding....and when you die that’s it, game over....this is just one step in a journey. I hope those people I’ve learned to love on this journey will be on the next with me. And I can’t wait to see my dog Roger again.

[@prevost8686]

nordhorny “The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.”

[@Unclejake]

Morg Lavey isn’t it interesting, it’s all 1 God but how he comes to us is in a fashion in which we can except. I mean if you are standing before the Kingdom and someone is there saying, you were a great person in the last journey, sorry you picked the wrong religion, you’re going to hell or are there giant brick walls keeping everyone separate so people don’t fight like here on this rock. I just can’t agree that by chance, after many time the earth has frozen, thawed, hit by asteroids, volcanic eruptions, that this one time between the last ice age and the coming ice age all the stars aligned and created Homo sapiens, a species that will be extinct in the next Ice age or asteroid strike. Brings a larger question how could Hell be worse then what we see today, War, genocide, disease...

[@burt24pop]

I love watching leg arms fix things, and explain what is wrong and how to fix it. Super cool stuff guys!

[@lionelwalton6784]

Guys, guys, guys... You fix it up, paint it red, put a Case sticker on it and you are GOOD TO GO, It will never break again....

[@russelllawrence1652]

Great piece. It's so enjoyable to watch your family work and learn at the same time. Looking forward to the next one.

[@toby.maximillian]

I was waiting for this vid after your cliffhanger yesterday!

[@jerryfowler4960]

Thanks for sharing. I don't know if people appreciate the dollar side of this particular piece of equipment. Older used cost $100,000 plus to $500,000 new. When you use it, not that often as compared to the other equipment, the big loader is nice to have but for most farms it would be out of their budget. Only your ingenuity allows the Welker Farm to maintain the wide range of functionalities you show us every week. Good luck and glad you found the parts.

[@keenankelley187]

Need to get ahold of Warren with western truck and tractor repair he’d probably be a help.

[@Nudnik1]

I had that happen long ago on a payloader.Shaft swang around smashing all in it's path. I made a small hoop around driveshaft to keep it in in case universal failed. Race cars have this as well. I had same digger Derrick service truck on long island NY in 80s now retired. Excellent work Thanks

[@alfredmorganroth9349]

You need Zach to come and ask" are you ok?", problem solved.

[@GDLutz]

Not the one who sent the truck, but I work for Altec. Glad you like the truck!

[@edwardfast4525]

Any possibility of adding a driveshaft loop to prevent that from happening again?

[@beckywatt5048]

Edward Fast They are supposed loops in there , "most " loaders I've worked have then , 444s, 544s, 644s cases ,and cats,Fiats and Michigan's.

[@ericbaker9546]

You guys are amazing. You have a great deal of technical savvy. Enjoy your videos, and look forward to the lake house also.

[@Megalogger69]

Gotta keep it!!! it's part of the farm now. Get a parts doner, that would be the cheapest route I think.

[@rickycarter1142]

That dog really loves you guys. He considers himself a farmer too. And a supervisor. Need to get him a vest that has the Welker logo on the side.

[@gussoefje6430]

OH MY GOD a Case pulling a Deere hows Zach gonna feel about this.

[@snakeman48]

@@levib6596 Zack's DJ bucket loaded hauled all the scrap boom arms cut off that Case (Red) spreader that tipped over. JD hauling red scrap. Priceless. Plus nobody got hurt.

[@davemiller6925]

Just imagine how costly it would be if you did not have the abilities that you have to do the work yourselves. You guys always amaze me with your unlimited skill sets with machinery. God Bless and stay safe.

[@ryanedwardson6541]

You know what you've got and it's paid for. Answer this question.. If you didn't have this loader, would you buy it, as is, for the 5k needed to repair it? Fairly sure you would. Fix it!

[@aserta]

Sound logic, right there.

[@Acoustic_Theory]

Sunk Cost Accounting principles there. Good to think that way about any repair.

[@puirYorick]

@@Acoustic_Theory Great minds think alike.

[@lechandler4041]

Interesting question. When I was in the Air Force they had a system on repairs, don't know how they came up with it, wherein they would spend a certain amount on repairs, and that was it. Not even an additional $5.

[@puirYorick]

@@lechandler4041 Government budgeting practices led to a lot of policies like that. The logic doesn't strictly apply to a private owner because the overriding need to set larger (or at least not smaller) budgets on purpose doesn't apply. A Navy mechanic has a video on here about putting in requisitions for tools to keep F-18s flying and being turned down because the left over money at end of FY was going to be spent on a flat screen TV system for the mess room instead of nickel and dime hand tools like wrenches that didn't add up to enough to fully consume their allotted budget. Any money not spent is deducted from the next FY budget for that department. I know a guy who used to build and set up big box warehouse stores all over and his employer had a similar use-it-all budget approach. Follow the depreciation tables set out by the bean counters then toss stuff away and buy new ones even if the old ones were still perfectly good. If you're happy with what you'll have for the incremental cost then it's still a good deal. The money-pit argument against repairing a broken machine is always a judgement call best made by the guy who has owned it and worked on it directly.

[@enjoyingretirement4846]

Sorry for the issues but great job videoing after dark. Things don't always happen on a clear sunny day. I am sure you guys will conquer this one.

[@mwnciboo]

For some reason I used to see Legarms as the sidekick...Now I see him as the main-man and Nick is just the narrator, as Legarms is too busy getting STUFF done.

[@mtcelticharper]

Ha ha, there has always been truth to that.

[@Chiellus11]

Think Nick made them a lot of money with the Youtubing / marketing tho, and I believe he can do most things Legarms can, just might take a little longer

[@TexasStormChaser]

Everyone has a job on the farm, both work equally just as hard just doing different tasks.

[@lawrencewillard6370]

Been around long enough to know it's the differences that are important. Varied abilities.

[@brucerae5522]

Harsh I pray the families partnership lasts for ever I 've seen so many not last now all around us are corporate farms and they aren't great custodian's of the land.

[@levicooper1015]

as a powerline worker it's pretty cool to see an old Digger Derrick being used as a service truck. works out great.

[@pdh__]

I downloaded your/Mappers Paridise's FS19 map! Really enjoying it!!

[@Canadianguy0416.]

Same I love it

[@plowboy7700]

The reason the Deere starts like that is the injection pump rack goes full fuel and floods the engine at start up. It then pulls back when the oil pressure builds up in the pump. You can pull the fuel shut off out at start up and slowly push it in as you crank it. Won't smoke and rev up and done right make a smooth start.

[@keithlawlor9993]

Oil is all mineral and pretty soon it is fertilizer. So it won't hurt the soil in the long run.

[@WelkerFarms]

Definitely true and it was on the county road which is funny as sometimes they spray oil on the roads for chip sealing and dust reduction.

[@Man-cv5ws]

Welker Farms Inc in western NC the state used to spray burnt motor oil on our “dirt gravel” roads. But i am pretty sure the epa stopped that, anyway it’s no longer a practice here. There were never any harmful effects on the environment when that practice was used here.

[@asmrhead1560]

I mean, has anyone not seen how an asphalt road is made? Sucks to lose oil out on the road like that but it's not the end of the world like some zoomers like to pretend is going to happen.

[@TheNiekerk]

About 8 years ago they sprayed old oil on the unmanned airfields to keep grass from growing and maybe easier to spot in drought seasons for emergency landings. 2 years ago when we went there in the rain season, there was no sign of a runway. It was totally overgrown with grass. I agree, oil does not permanently damage the soil. Maybe for a year or 5. Keep up the good work Welker Farms. We are also farmers in Namibia. Mostly livestock like cattle, sheep and goats. Very interesting to see how a different type of farming is being done.

[@randallharmsen5802]

Stuff breaks! More than luckily this has happened before with this setup. Universal joints next to three hydraulic pumps, really poor engineering! Good luck guys I am sure you will find less expensive way to replace or repair those pumps. Colby loves to run! 🐕🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@carsonfust1297]

You should put a gopro on the dog when it runs next time

[@joemamma3272]

Would be great!

[@Kabel717]

Yes!!

[@bobcrone6151]

Yeah but he might chase a rabbit, then PETA reports the channel, Animal Control visits farm for investigation, Bob Welker files charges against the County for Trespassing, Zach Johnson makes disparaging remarks about Progressives and KZbin gets triggered and takes down all Ag content from the platform 🤣

[@Kabel717]

@@bobcrone6151, only one small issue with that. Currently all the Welker Farm bunnies are too fat to run right now after eating all that winter wheat Hollywood spilled on the ground while Leg Arms was off chasing his field of dreams. 😉

[@ryanfreeman1679]

If you have to move it with no steering again try joining 2 hydraulic lines from another tractor to the loaders steering. You can then just steer it with the tractors hydraulics. It works well as we have to do it with our telehander. Cheers all love the videos

[@victorschmidt5306]

Actually the "hydraulic oil" used in the Volvo BM wheel loaders post 2000 was regular motor oil too.

[@JD710-d9v]

before 2000 , even since 1987 for most models volvo

[@NVMDSTEvil]

Pretty common for hydraulic oil to be 10w30 or 15w40 engine oil on lots of equipment.

[@Farmall450]

10w-30 for Case

[@sstroh08]

Soon as you said it needs a special tool to tilt the cab, all I could think was "John Deere......". Haha good luck guys. Thanks for the awesome videos

[@steverosenberger8671]

Go ahead and fix it. I like that loader.

[@MrMagnat007]

Is there anything you 3 cannot do ? I mean seriously ! Farm, Fix,Create, Engineer, Film and Family ! Totally amazing !

[@markyoull6744]

its a shame but if part are to expensive maybe its time for 944 at least leg arms is back hes the best man for the job god bless take care welkers

[@MRJMWH0546]

721g case loader

[@stephenbrown571]

I’d say a cat 988F

[@tractorrider1723]

You guys make me smile . Best youtubers ever

[@wannabefarm4364]

We now have a name for the loader: Nearly Headless Nick.

[@Chiellus11]

Loadeere

[@MrLonghorn64]

Legarms saves the day....So glad you are back from your sojourn.

[@ericweber4447]

I’m mean a Cat 994H would work? They have some nice deals rite now !!!

[@danielmurcela7235]

I think the 994H is to big to fit inside their shop if they need too. If they are searching for loader, it would be better a Komats'u WA380, Cat 980C, Volvo L180, Terex 72-61.

[@leebob86]

@@danielmurcela7235, judging from your name, you are experienced with heavy equipment. Which one would you want? Volvo does have some nice stuff. I look at things as how easy/difficult to work on when problems arise.

[@danielmurcela7235]

@@leebob86 I think the Volvo L180 is the best one in my opion. The Komats'u wastes a lot of fuel same as the Cat 980, maybe more. The Terex is older then all of this other machines, and if I remember well it has a Detroit Diesel, realy good engine. But if some problem happens whit this machine, it will be more dificult to find pieces, because it is realy old. Now the Volvo, I think wastes a bit less then the Cat and the Komats'u, and its a good machine. But If Welkers can find what they need for a good price, I would say that is the best option.

[@leebob86]

@@danielmurcela7235, thank you for sharing your expertise. Terex, I remember climbing up in a Titan in Billings MT when I was a little tyke.

[@danielmurcela7235]

@@leebob86 I dont concider my self an expert, but I am just happy to trying to help. And I am sorry for my bad Inglish, it isnt my main language.

[@whataguy7032]

It's a good thing the breakdown happened near the end of this project instead of when you still had 15 truckloads to get out of the building!

[@SuperPebblemonkey]

Get Zach to poke the Deere and say "are you okay???" that works for him

[@kenholland7204]

A Case towing and pushing a Deere. Sound about right 😁. Great video and thanks.

[@corygonterman8677]

General gear mountain home Idaho he's got stuff for days

[@Nathan_g38]

Hey one thing we have done at the shop to steer anything mid articulated equipment when dead even works with anything hydraulic steering but thought you guys might be interested in making since you have afew big items, but we made long hoses to run to the scv of the tow tractor to steer with a scv and just used a very common fitting on the hose then you can adapt to the steering cylinders I know doesn't help for this failure but my help in the future just to have hanging on the wall

[@renniemeek7957]

Can’t keep a good puppy down He just wants to run He looking for dad

[@samualmeek3849]

rennie meek very interesting point there

[@leebob86]

Makes me happy hearing him speaking, let me off so I can run, run, run all the way home.

[@KohalaIronWorksCase]

Construction Companies don't even break a sweat when this happens, next morning she's up...mechanics get double time when the miss a 5 hr meal period, but the machne runs in the morning. For a farmer to pull that off he's gotta become "Robin Hood" & steal the parts from a Construction Co. to pull that off...of course I never met a farmer who was a thief. ALL of the farmers I know get paid when they bring in the harvest & they bust their asses ALL YEAR LONG!!!!! Glad to hear you got your parts Nick!!! I've watched you guys & EVERY MACHINE is vital to your operation. I can vouch for John Deere loaders like yours. I loaded up 40,000 cubic yards of Black Sand a day with an 844 like your's From Pearl Harbor Ship Yard back in 92 when I was working for Pineridge Farms Inc (a construction hauling co.). We attack the pile in 2nd gear...dump her in 1st as we crowd into the pile...2nd gear in reverse while hoisting...2nd gear forward toward the trailer...dump the load over the bangboards then 2nd in revere dropping the bucket to prepare for the next bucket load & ALL @ WOT!!! Farmers...NO WAY!!!! Machine gotta run everyday for as long as the farmer lives!!!!! I'd love to work for you guys...the thought of going slow makes my messed up bones feel so much better!!! May Ka Makualani (The Heavenly Father) make His eyes to shine upon you & the Welker `Ohana!!! Aloha, Chief

[@Megalogger69]

Oh no!!! Not the front loader!!!

[@Chiellus11]

They're not loaded anymore ! 😡

[@bobpaterson1845]

Good luck on the repair guys if anyone can repair it it's the Welker team 💪👍👍

[@bigunone]

Get a hold of Warren Western truck and tractor repair I'll bet he can tell you where to look for parts

[@14Marathons]

Awesome video...hope you can get that beast back in commission without costing an "arm and a leg"...All the best! Love the channel...

[@yoloswag412gaming9]

We are gonna make a model truck that looks like the international u guys have

[@auston_grisham7840]

That would be sick!

[@RobertWelkerFarmerBob]

COOL 👍

[@bigsasquatch7027]

If you pull the fuel kill knob or use the throttle to kill the fuel for a second when starting those John deere tractors it will not make all that smoke when you start them. If you are in the shop or something and don't want to fill the place up with all that smoke. Kill the fuel the second it starts to make the big smoke show and turn the fuel right back on.

[@MrMastachef]

"Caps leaking...oh well." - most farmers

[@kenbryant2570]

Over the years I have worked and worked on a lot CAT equipment. You can't go wrong with good used CAT loader. I think a 988 CAT loader will do anything on your farm and then some. Good luck getting your loader back up and running. I hope it lasts for many years to come for you.

[@noc8076]

Now if only you had some sort of big machine, like a big tractor to pull that loader home...

[@hd1987hd]

Something big and maybe white in color

[@rubenbraekman4515]

@@hd1987hd They winterproofed the buds already

[@tweek857]

Funny this is uploaded today. Blew the carrier bearing in my gmc one ton last night good thing I was going slow and pulling into a parking lot. Removed back half of the driveshaft and was front wheel drive the rest of the night.

[@peteparker7396]

Mehhhh,,,, probably cheaper to fix it then replace the machine! I bet you can find the parts for it. I’d think about building something to protect those pumps, try to keep it from Happening again 😁

[@dennishettinger4469]

Great video guys! Looks like a big bill coming your way Legarms will getter done keep videos coming !

[@77patsfan64]

bright side didnt happen in the middle of wheat pile

[@HughieMunro]

1:00 - that looks like the side of leg arms you don’t want to meet. Nick was brave to stand in his way!

[@JoshuaSeed]

Might be a good reason to get sponsored for a CASE G series loader... Get rid of the last of the "Green" on the farm.

[@suzylarry1]

I saw a KZbin video of a machine like this get hit by a train, not moving fast but lost one side of tires. There is probably one out there waiting to donate to another life of digging and root'n. Good luck in your hunt !

[@chrischapman7452]

Leg arms deserves a 980 cat :)

[@austinmiller8305]

My father runs a construction company and cats are by far the Cadillac of loaders. The 980 cat would be an awesome addition to the welker operations!!

[@juancastillo4563]

"we dont want flat welkers" lol sell it to a fan

[@popstheoutdoorsman467]

Rebuild it glad you found the parts already great video

[@SchrottiJr]

No hydraulics no turning on an articulating vehicle. You'd need to disconnect the steering cylinders. But be careful they could be pressurized. 😏 What a bummer...

[@tonyackerman6508]

The grain vac is quite a tool! Saves a lot of sore backs and scoop shovel time.

[@drakebyers4239]

Only if the red one broke down

[@timothybailey7118]

Glad you scored the parts. Not much of a decision. A. You already got your money out of the original rebuild to get it going the 1st time B. $5k to have another term of use of a 644 is a great deal

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

If it came from the earth it can return to the earth. No need to worry about oil.

[@FishFind3000]

South Sask Farmer it come from several thousand feet under and wasn’t refined. Oil Thr surface will contaminate surface and ground water plus prevent growth.

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

@@FishFind3000 4 days later you wont even know it was there

[@lukebecker1959]

Unless the oil is on concrete then it will be there a while

[@SouthSaskFarmer1]

@@lukebecker1959 fair enough lmao

[@RobertWelkerFarmerBob]

There is no ground water beneath

[@annnicholls7585]

Merry Christmas and blessings of the season Weller farm!

[@danielkacko7616]

Nick! Do a 300k livestream? 😊

[@jons6125]

For you guys I’m sure it’s a pain but this is exactly why I watch! If I wanted to see brand new kit or badly maintained old kit then there is the rest of KZbin.

[@rons4778]

Oil comes out of the ground your just returning it home

[@knuffelbaer1971]

If he used a low boy or something like that to return the beast to the farm, he would have avoided to spill more oil than necessary. I hope he replaces the soil on the field where the break down happened. But in my opinion americans dont care much about environmental pollution. Why else would they keep their vehicles running all the time with no real reason?

[@bobzoanni546]

If you fix it you might fashion a safety cage around the drive shaft. We used to do that to our older diesel trucks because they had a habit of falling out on the highway, now fun!!

[@Darrenbasista]

RIP Deere Leave a like for the old wheel loader!!

[@jasonswift7098]

What is the temp in Shelby MT at this time of year? here in Perth Western Australia it was 41.1C (106F) sat 16th Nov.

[@lonepine5596]

You Guys with your talents are amazing!

[@shelbyhilke9455]

Waking up on Saturday morning to a new video 🤗

[@chadshafer8095]

Enjoy your videos. Hope you get the loader fixed soon.

[@sherlock8627]

Oooohhh no the Deere has swallowed a leg arms. Hope you get the old girl going again. Can you put a bypass on your steering rams to go into float to tow when she is down . I did this with a cat 966 worked well

[@forestlawrencegrading9154]

Yeah it would be neat to see it run again I thought it was pretty cool to see it running at all last time I seen one of those in use in my area it had forks on it and they were picking up stacks of ten cars in a junkyard

[@brettbudgehabeck542]

Should try to fit a tilt cylinder to the cab like the buds or a cab over truck to be able to get in there and check unis easier

[@mythradites509]

I used dryer sheets in my truck when on both my deployments. Worked for me.

[@philipennis2154]

On my John Deere tractor there is a deal that will stop the drive shaft from flying around if part of the drive shaft breaks or u- joint breaks. Maybe leg arms could modify something to protect those pumps?