Joe is a great fella. Kinsella’s go there all the time. Joe has a awesome staff to work with.

you are dairy farmers do your family milk the cows and how many do you milk from a retired dairy farmer from albury new south wales australia

Scratch and sniff video. He says. Lol

Andy, whats Andrew been upto lately with winter being here in Wisconsin and in New York? Haven't seen him lately in any videos.

of course you've got scrap in this farmhouse i don't know how you haven't gone ass yet

If you’ve had any big welding done from Ortels I’ve probably had my hands on it, they’re local to me and I do work with them

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I am good at breaking but not at fixing. I could never do your job.

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And press the round ball in the Male and female coupling ends that is under pressure from the tractor running . Then do the same to the implement then both ends now shoukd be free of pressure and should attach them self's.?

Would it be easier to shut the tractor off and take a clean flat head screwdriver

You need a hydro deco tool for those couplings my friend. There is a CO based company that makes them. $50 or something like that. Saves one a world of time!! Not to mention no high pressure hydro blast to the face.

Hello Sir, which state are you from?

On the hydraulic couplers, put a couple of shop rags over the male end then smack the ball with a plastic dead blow hammer. Only takes a small amount of oil to relieve the pressure and the shop rags keep it out of your eyes.

Need bigger, heavier equipment. Don't send a boy to do a man's job.

Is this not a tad over-kill for a snow plow.?🤣?.

Do you guys know how to farm? U swear enough you are very rude when burping. So that proves nothing smart to me...

put a set of ski's on two of the wheels, two wheels on ski's and two rolling and shove it in the poo pond hahaha

Looks like y'all are busy. Some parts are best left at the parts store.

Your breadth of knowledge is amazing. You could have a course on equipment repair. Its hard to believe how much equipment a dairy requires, so glad you can fix most anything. Who manages the dairy operations while your in the shop all day?

another great video, great job on the pumps and the tractor looks super - give the boys a big thumbs up.

You say ''fricking'' like it's a bad word......lol Fricking, freacking, "stuff" happens, ......it could all be worse eh?

Daddy corn star so glad you took the leap! But the big question is are you going to land off your feet or your head? Lmbo you guys are so much fun to watch and can’t wait to go along in this journey with you

Hope you don't puke next time you burp... Or was that a cow ??? Lol.

you not kidding when you say man killer on those old drills...does filling those tubes with oil take extra power to spin or factory filled?.

Never a dull moment at Hourigan's! I bet Andy you are never bored!

That is a fricking or freakishly big tractor!

Just an Idea -- Hey when your cleaning for Farms windows be it tractor, pickup, or farmhouse the BEST cleaner ups is old news print. I've used the local newspapers (newsprint) that are available to clean the windows after they're spayed with a good and proper liquid solution! ! !

How do you guys keep Breaking those axles on the tanks

That bearing may be gone ain't sure

Looks like a awfull small tractor for snow lol ... wat hp is that monster?

hemorrhaging money!

Hey, what brand is that chain wrench?

You need that much horse power to move snow

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Drilling the pin weakens them,I always prefer greasing from the outside unless the pin is 90mm or more.

Amazing the amount of repairs that u have to do on equipment definitely shows that u put the equipment to work and not just sitting there gathering rust

Always strikes me the difference of a tractor specification for location

My dad always says, manure spreaders never break empty

Just did the kingpins on my 1980 f350. No fun. Dont envy you having to do those big ones.

I’m sure after the snow we get through the night and tomorrow afternoon I’m sure you’ll be using your plow

Ever consider an A-frame hoist for the shop?

"Man killer" is right. That is a two man machine. Sucker can break an arm in an instant. That was funny when that piece of pin just fell out of that tire. Do you have shop mechanics or just general help to do repairs. Andy did you get a cut from that end cap?

Nice fricking video

You need a 2nd telehandler, set it specific for jobs like this. LOL a couple of light whacks and it falls out. At least you know it's not caused by lack of maintenance like most are. Oh damn, yea, definitely a bearing out on that fan. I was hoping it wouldn't catch fire on you, seen that happen a few times. Bearing or what's left of it will catch any grease on fire then you got some issues. Andy, since you're there, might still be best to put in new seals. Great video as always, cheers :)

What make is THE MANKILLER ? Great vid again

Nice video andy! Your big machines needs big boys to repair it then its broke down💪🤙

Thinking if that “man killer” got away from ya you it could do some damage

That tractor is a BEAST

7730 looks nice

Dam always something to do so awesome to see what’s next the mechanics ya have working with you are hell of a group

Once again you did not fail to put a smile on my face, thanks for sharing and sorry for the troubles. But you handle it extremely well....

Something about all of this seem oddly familiar 🤔 only happens every off season 🤣🙄👌

Those manure pumps looked like a mungeral to move around and repair It’s amazing all the work you do in a day and you still make time to show us what your doing

they never gave you the name Andy "ironfist" ??? they should do so every video I see you tapping on something with a (small) sledge-hammer

I was waiting for a real rodeo with air on that cylinder

Nice cold start

Nice belch there Andy, never a dull moment.

Are you Dutch Andy? Boor that out? Lol Boren is drilling

7730 looks smart.

Andy, I have been watching your videos for about a year. You and your crew amaze me on your mechanical skills. You are not afraid to tackle and repair. I enjoy your videos.

Murphys law! And my surname is Murphy. It's a cross to carry in life.😂😂 Great video Andy, keep the high hand low.

If you have a problem with those bushings on the pistons seizing due to being submerged in the manure, you should put some remote grease fittings on them. Run the grease tubes up to a location where you can give them a bit of grease every now and again.

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Never a dull moment on a farm. Thanks for the frickin vid!

I think it would be a real hoot to work with you Andy. You never seem to be short of repair work. You also have a level of knowledge that would be fun to learn from.

Working words just working words. Lol

Been quite a while since I've seen one of those man killers. Is that a Milwaukee? I had an old Porter Cable, must've weighed about 25 pounds, but you better be hanging on or it would throw you across the room. I think it had a 7/8 or 1 inch chuck on it. Yours looks about the same size. Looks like you had a weeks worth of your word of the day, maybe even a months worth.

Andy that guy that keeps breaking things you need to start taking it out of his pay lol

Nice vice on the work bench. Thank you for sharing boss.

Always amazed how smart you dress for work on the farm. Great video as always thanks for sharing

Gees Andy, I hope the cows appreciate all the dollars u have to spend on repairs to ur equipment 🤔🤔😁😁 . You’re a mighty mechanic 👍🏻👍🏻

You are the farmers encyclopedia. I'm starting to think the only thing you can't do... is go home nights clean. Great video!

I was curious, what are the 2 drones you fly to get your areal footage?

Andy, I am so happy to see that I am not the only one who can't get those dang couplers to go together most of the time!!! If YOU can't do it, then I know I don't stand a chance!!! I usually have wrenches in my hands before I even try!!!

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Andy, please don't ever use compressed air on a cylinder like you did there again, it's very dangerous. When you had the pipe wrench on there trying to turn that thing all I could imagine was that thing letting loose and breaking your wrist. Regardless of what Volvo John said, the oil in the rod end of that cylinder would only slow the extension a little bit. At the very least you would have been covered with oil that would come shooting out of that rod end fitting. Worst case someone would have been seriously hurt or killed. Just do from the beginning what you did in the end, hook it up to a hydraulic circuit.

great job on the 7730 all enjoyed the video thanks andy

Andy that drill u had boring that bushing is a MAN's drill. My dad had one an he told me one day son u never wanna grab this drill till u got the ass cause it will tie u in a knot. Lol he wasn't jokin.Thankyou for your vids. They are great

Who finally ended up plowing the snow? 🤗

Jamesway machines just love a bit of downtime!! Lol. Poop💩💰

Just watched the rest of the video, didn't realize there was still oil in there to slow the ram down, got ahead of myself, should have known you knew better.

Never expected that fart to come out of that small tube

Worked in a hydraulic shop years ago, putting air to that cylinder scared the crap out of me. The owners son put air to a 4 inch cylinder, the ram extended and literally blew the end off the cylinder. The ram hit a concrete wall about 30 feet and bounced around the parking lot taking out cars and a dumpster, took out a 4 inch deep chunk of solid concrete. THE REASON OIL IS USED IN CYLINDERS IS IT IS MOVES THRU THE FITTING VERY SLOWLY AND CANNOT BE COMPRESSED (IT IS CONTROLLED), AIR BEHIND A RAM IS COMPRESSABLE AND THE RAM WAS LOADED LIKE A GIANT SPRING. Put air to an oil reservoir to a ram is ok. Sorry if I sound like a prick but everyone needs to know how dangerous air on a cylinder is, ask the hydraulic shop.

7730 looks great!!!

Hey Andy. Do you have any good stories from when you went to Vietnam and during the war? Maybe you could tell them during your repair videos. You ever blown a seal before? I saw this video from Hunter's laptop. Some crazyshit goin on there. At one point he blew a seal... But they're going to put Trump and Rudy Giuliani and Trump's kids in prison. Joe 303303

Perfectly timed burp made me laugh because it was so unexpected it was funny as can be

Sitting in the Chicago O'Hara Airport Hilton in my room watching this in a snowstorm. I love that shop, a place you can work on anything and not be on top of the next project. The snow is coming your way. Catch you all next go round.

Don't you wish that you were that young again Andy, going out an painting the town red with the young ladies .

That was a fricking awesome video Andy thanks for sharing.

With the flashlight app on the phone, is there a need for an exterior flashlight?

A busted wheel, in the field, fully loaded with secret sauce and snowing, freaking was not my first thought. Lol. Nice recovery on that. Hydraulic pressure is your best friend. Take care

I didn't think you would "Left Wing" anything! Even a plow!

Shit happen is a true statement on a farm and is never ending.

Great video Andy. I purchased one of the flashlight. They are very good.

how much does a new gearbox for the pump cost?

Grease grease grease grease.

Man your gonna have to wear sunglasses while driving those shinny hooded tractors!!! BTW your weather still looks like crap there!!! 👍👍

Get a 12” nuhn? Really move some manure

Another great video thank you