Farmallh194012345 Posted October 14, 2025 Posted October 14, 2025 worked ground this morning for wheat. Look at the sky in the first picture 6 Quote
IHandJDman Posted October 14, 2025 Posted October 14, 2025 4 hours ago, Farmallh194012345 said: worked ground this morning for wheat. Look at the sky in the first picture Looks like mammatus clouds. 1 Quote
7and8and1456 Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 Chopped corn, hauled it, unloaded it and blew it. 8 Quote
766 Man Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 15 minutes ago, 7and8and1456 said: Chopped corn, hauled it, unloaded it and blew it. That is an OLD blower. NH? Quote
nate Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 No combining because of rain, so I put the close to new old style coop tires that Dad found me, on the front of the Super W4. 12 Quote
7and8and1456 Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 6 hours ago, 766 Man said: That is an OLD blower. NH? It is a Dion, model N14. And yes, it is old. I remember seeing that very blower as new, sitting on the lot at Leinbach Machinery Co. in Winston-Salem, N.C. back in the early 1970's. We bought it at an auction, probably 30 years ago. I found one just like it for sale on internet. 5 Quote
Alan Dinan Posted October 15, 2025 Posted October 15, 2025 Mowing with the 284 around the lake today. Water level is way down but it’s not that dry along the water’s edge!! Didn’t get stuck, but spun in one spot and decided it was better to leave some growth standing!! 13 Quote
nepoweshiekfarmalls Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 Installed the new hydraulic hoses on the W6. Placed a resistor on for the coil. Finished the wiring connections in the ammeter box. Very close now! 10 Quote
Farmallh194012345 Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 shelled corn all day and dad gave me a break so I ran the grain cart for awhile 9 Quote
billonthefarm Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 Seems like all I get done is hold this steering wheel! Making good progress, when it over there is a 1066 and plow waiting for me! 6 1 Quote
John Rowehl Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 How common was it to have a 1086 without a factory cab? Quote
Drysleeves Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 48 minutes ago, John Rowehl said: How common was it to have a 1086 without a factory cab? Your options were cab or modular cab based rops with canopy. Quote
1480x3 Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 On 10/15/2025 at 3:28 AM, 7and8and1456 said: It is a Dion, model N14. And yes, it is old. I remember seeing that very blower as new, sitting on the lot at Leinbach Machinery Co. in Winston-Salem, N.C. back in the early 1970's. We bought it at an auction, probably 30 years ago. I found one just like it for sale on internet. Dad bought one of those new, M-TA ran it for years at a 70 foot silo. We once put a hand held tach on the PTO at WOT & no load was 720 RPM. I dont know if dad had messed with something or not. Maybe that was normal for them. 3 Quote
nepoweshiekfarmalls Posted October 16, 2025 Posted October 16, 2025 Small victories on the W6 tonight. Finally sourced the correct size hose for the air cleaner to carburator connection. Installed correct adapter fitting for oil guage (2nd attempt) and placed the Donaldson pre-cleaner decal. 11 Quote
billonthefarm Posted October 19, 2025 Posted October 19, 2025 Combine is broke down so I got to play a little the last couple days! 8 Quote
sandhiller Posted October 19, 2025 Posted October 19, 2025 Ok 165 pages And I'll bet this is a first and only Not really "red tractor" But pretty damn close IH 510 We weaned and shipped calves and pregged cows I was short a tank to have water in one of the pens so used the bucket on the 510 as a tank Not sure I can get more redneck than this🤣🤣🤣 11 Quote
Reichow7120 Posted October 19, 2025 Posted October 19, 2025 More corn harvesting pictures. Semi truck is a 88 International 9370 so it is IH at least. 10 Quote
nepoweshiekfarmalls Posted October 19, 2025 Posted October 19, 2025 Replaced the blown line on the 544 Hydro. Took 5 gallons of Hy-Tran to refill the system. Took some fast idle and working the steering/ hitch controls to bleed the air out. Backed the 311 plow into a shed and drove the 544 up to Dad's for winter slumber. 8 Quote
Kevin in ky Posted October 19, 2025 Posted October 19, 2025 Bushhogging crp with the 7120. This was on Friday before bearing went bad in center gearbox. 6 Quote
Sledgehammer Posted October 20, 2025 Posted October 20, 2025 I graded 3 different lanes and one road this afternoon with the 686 and the 8' grader scraper. We had a shy inch of rain last night and it softened the road just enough to work down potholes. 8 Quote
IH Forever Posted October 20, 2025 Posted October 20, 2025 More corn harvest with red equipment…but a green grain cart. This is custom work my brother does. No fungicide here, was 40 bu. less than the field we did earlier in the day that did have fungicide applied. 6 Quote
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