awesome repair job one lonely farmer on the 6200, I learned a lot about this tractor I really didn't know!!!

Ready to see it working in your fields. You all did a bang up job. Congrats!!!

You boys are incredibly patient! Great Job.

well done wes and team its been very educational and a lot of fun watching you put this deere together thanks alot

Nice job with the 6200, good videos too Thx for keeping everyone posted looking forward to your next project

Congratulations Wes on another job well done! You are the John Deere master!

@kevinwillis9126

9 жыл бұрын

Terry Presnal wes is the tony beets of the tractor world.. ( just get it f**king done ) lol

Nice job Wes, Tim, and the rest of the kids. We all knew you guys could get it going.

Jeez that's a big tractor! Seeing you in the drivers seat Wes really shows the scale of the tractor. For whatever reason I thought it was one of those midsize small farm type tractors not a beast!

@johnkramer7161

9 жыл бұрын

Keith Brettell I thought the same thing.

@boat6868

9 жыл бұрын

Keith Brettell I thought it was smaller as well.

@schwabentutorials

9 жыл бұрын

For american standards that thing isn't too big i guess... 4cyl around 84hp

@keithbrettell2058

9 жыл бұрын

Its bigger than I thought. With the tire treads it has I was expecting it to be more of sod farm or golf course type tractor that isn't workin' large fields pullin' big farm implements.

@skylarsell8022

9 жыл бұрын

u must not know what a big tractor is that's small my cousin has one on his farm and he has big tractors

Another great fix and video! Loving the vids!

Wes, maybe a follow up video relating to what your estimated cost was to fix transmission versus what JD wanted to charge him!! Nice job on getting it fixed, especially given the fact you did it without "shop manuals"!!

Great job Wes and Tim.. We knew that between the two of you that tractor did not stand a chance, it was going to MOVE.

Glad to see it run. I was hoping you to find out what was wrong with my pto but I am glad yours is running. Keep the videos coming I really enjoy them.

You did it again. Will you ever find anything that you can't fix? Great video can't wait for the next one.

@michaelgolding6091

6 жыл бұрын

iowadairyboys - Old Channel wwr

Another job well done. I knew you and Tim could get it moving again.

Great job Wes and Tim.

Excellent work...you must be so happy to have that done.

Great job Wes. You got a real talent there

Good work on the 6200, well done. Fun and intressting to folow the work :)

YAY! Nice! Great to see it workin!

hats off to you your a mechanical genius . great project and series of videos

on to the next tractor lol great job wes. keep up the good work on the deere farm.

The wiring is bosch style simillar to the late eighties early ninteys BMW cars. The corosion problem is typical to the bmw cars too. Good job Wes.

great job Wes !!

Considering the amount of friction material that came off of the friction plates , not surprising the filter needed replacing . Good job ! God bless Wyr

fantastic job

Well done wes, I wouldn't mind that little tractor on our farm, respect to you👍

Good job well done gentlemen!

Good Job! Your neighbor should be happy!

Sincere congratulations on your achievement which is enormous in my view. I'm always worried about electrical issues and related corrosion in equipment that has to stand outdoors for some reason and so it proved to be the case with the duff solenoid, starter and PTO module. All the other switches work OK I trust? Some work will do it the power of good in the mean time!

Good show!

Good job Wes.

Well done on the problem solving. Things need to be kept under cover and there's the lesson. Lovely video series and thanks for taking the time to share. OK, what's next!?

Nice job guys.

Well done lads great team work :0

Nice work

Well done, Wes

give your self a big pat on the back wes for a job well done now on to the next project.. great video.

Way to stick with it. Great job

sweet vid glad to see it starts

@1macgeorge

9 жыл бұрын

and put together and MOVING

Wes, With those tyres it looks like a giant lawn tractor, All it would need is a large mid mounted mower deck. LOL

Well done good job there I recon you could teach John Deere a few things as they had given up on this tractor

with loader a realy great tractor on a small farm i love him

some people don't have the ability you have so they nah say ..YOU DONE A GREAT JOB ON IT GOOD JOB

awesome fix sir

Congrats on a job well done. As you stated, vehicle electrical problems are hard to t-shoot. M9 ovich is right about DeOxit, it is a great product for protecting connections.

good job well done

Job well done I had no doubt

I wish you could hear all the cheers as people watched this video, I would bet it would have made stadium roars small in comparison.

@GaryPClark

9 жыл бұрын

Hey Mack, I like Wes to know folks cheer for his success, I can exaggerate should I desire.

@GaryPClark

9 жыл бұрын

Hmmm. Didn't know I was in trouble, thanks for that information and wonderful generalization.

@kevinhearty4251

7 жыл бұрын

+mack thompson Class!!!

@sw923

6 жыл бұрын

Wow , all you can think of to say is something putting down Americans.

Good Job Sir

one more green monster roars again good job Tim I don't think Wes could have done it with out you

Wes I have had electrical problems over the years. They just stopped making a contact and clean them up and your good. you said it was dry contacts I was told it is called oxidation. from yahoo looked up the word. Oxidation is the process when oxygen combines with an element, changing the appearance of the element.

Great work as usual a lot of guys are good mechanically but when it comes to electrical gremlins they won't go near it with a ten foot pole. All the more reason for you to do more repairs over winter open a shop little part time gig different tractors different videos it would be awesome. I know you don't have the time but I'd take my machines to you over the dealer any day because you care about what you put your name on

nice job

Way to GO, nice job all.

Good job now three days of rain.

Congratulations, Wes, another success! I am interested in how you (or anyone else), find the European built tractors as compared to the US built ones...are they basically the same? Do you know the tractor's history and the reason for the grass tires? Thanks for sharing your work with us all!

Another good repair job well done. So whats coming next Wes??? lol

Good work. RIGHT TIM?

To me the idle on the creeper grear sounds like it's miss fireing abit I had a feeling it whold work good job guys

well done wes jobs sorted

I think it would be a bit tough to farm in NJ. I always envision most of NJ's population living a pretty urban lifestyle. I think this would make the state policy kind of biased against the rural population. On the flip side, I bet you could make a pretty penny on your hay compared to the Midwest because all those city folks need to feed their boarded horses. Good luck to you sir, we're living a similar lifestyle but in completely different places. Take care

Great video,but shouldn't you have primed the transmission filter?

Thats funny your wallet chain getting caught but i guess it's nice to have. My dad was disking about 3 acres with 6ft JD killefer disk behind our JD 520 and lost his wallet thankfully he had a spare key in it and so we found it with a metal detector fairly quickly

Nice bison

Great job on the 6200. How about something different like working on that old car

My favorite thing about this video was the 6200 movies

@tammygoltz3352

7 жыл бұрын

My mom knows what she knows about it now I have been very very good 😊 and lady woman woman I love ❤️ and knows what to say to me and knows who came knows

it lives it lives..

Great JOB Wes and Tim! You said that John Deere wanted to charge the owner upwards of $10000 to fix it, if you don't mind me askin... what was to parts cost?

never tighten the power quad filter with a power bar hand tighten only I've had to cut to many of the half inch square is for removing only .

I knew you would get it going, I don't like all that electric crap on a tractor I'm old school like manual leavers to make something work.

I had faith that you would fix it

i have the same allen key set

What is this tractor's main vocation with the turf tires?

It's alive!

golf course tires!

Totally didn't notice the buffalo in the video until I read someone comment haha

Did ya check the muffler bearing?

That last clip was old I remember seeing it in the last video I think but now you just have to fix the 5020 and the rake. Bale cart to i think?

Do you still have the bison?

What is the next project?

How difficult is it to change the gearing and have the PTO run at 540 vs1000

looks like Tim needs to clean the shop floor... But than again if he does yall probably would find things cause you already know where they are..

When are some videos coming from the John deere a or b or the farmall h

Who's buffalo ?

Hi wes how to adjust the shift gear. Because when I disengage the tractor feel moving forward and backwards little bit??

@gregkoenig9200

3 жыл бұрын

Tractor will creep for 2 reasons. Either wrong oil or clutch plates warped and drag even when released

i knew you could do it

I'm curious what you recieve in trade for all this work, and money spent.

T cut polish the bonnet!

What's up with the buffalo?

say i see you have a bison who`s is that.greetings from maine.

Tim!!!!!!!!¡!

Our 2520 spins the PTO almost all the time. Only about as fast as the axle speed. I have stopped it with my foot there is no power at all.

is that a bison I see?

Can you make a video on hauling the rest of the soybeans in the shop

you should change thw wheels to be able to work on the field

you had good luck with Lucas?

omg it moved

It's alive! It's alive,

Stupid that JD doesn't assemble those with dielectric grease on those connectors to avoid that corrosion issue. Garage/shop or not a working tractor spends a lot of time outside!

I sure hope you took an air hose and blew all that dirt and debris out.