Dad’s NEW HOLLAND 851 Baler Repairs Continue!

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• CU

  @Curtis-s3p · 15 hours ago (edited)

  Can make really nice rounds with these chain balers.<br>Use a suitable spring for the hydraulic hose holder, you won&apos;t be disappointed!

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• WO

  @workininthecountry · 1 day ago

  Hi Ross I love all your videos and I think you are so funny. You even inspired me to start my own YouTube channel a little over a year ago. I also work on some older stuff on my channel too. Thanks for making these videos and keep up the great work!

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• DA

  @danw6014 · 15 hours ago

  Hope Buddy the Dog is feeling better. &nbsp;Thanks for the video, Ross.

• SA

  @SamanthaBowman-c4y · 1 day ago

  How is Buddy doing

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• DS

  @dssssc · 1 day ago

  beats putting a rear end in a jeep back together and having to give up because the mosquitos are too thick 😅

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• TR

  @tracysigner · 1 day ago

  More better baler thanks for sharing

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• DA

  @Dan-qy1rg · 1 day ago

  I like what you&apos;re doing with your dad&apos;s baler, those New Holland balers were all pretty versatile and reasonably simple to work on. I hope you have a goodnight!

• JO

  @joshk.6246 · 1 day ago (edited)

  Ive never gotten water from somewhere. What place will sell yah water and pump it fast?<br>Just curious.<br>We just had up to 5 waterers going, whole new world for me to consider now.

• TO

  @ToddFun · 1 day ago

  I&apos;ve been bingeing on your awesome videos for a month now. I&apos;ve learned a ton about old tractors. I just got my first tractor last month for doing chores on my 3 acres. It is a really decent condition running 1967 JD 3020 with 146 loader. It does need some maintenance so that&apos;s why I&apos;m gorging on your repair videos. I do lots of other automotive, motorcycles, law mower repairs but these old tractors are quite the different animal. <br><br>I can see how others can complain about your choice of tools. Wow, the things you do with a vise pliers is crazy! &nbsp;But you seem to make it work so more power to you. I&apos;m the kind of person that would look for an hour for the best tool for the job, so maybe that&apos;s why it takes me so long to do repairs. HA.<br><br>I&apos;ve watched quite a few of your manual tire changing videos. I&apos;m impressed with what you can do with just a couple of tire iron bars. Such a struggle that way for sure, I&apos;ve done it that way for a few riding mower tires so I know how challenging that can get. Just to give back and help out I made a video about 10 years ago when I was still doing YouTube, I don&apos;t anymore really, where I built a portable tire changing contraption using one of those cheap Harbor Freight tire changing tools. I needed it to be portable for working in the field and it worked amazing. It made changing trailer, car and pickup tiers super easy for almost no cost. I think you could also build one using HF&apos;s small mower tire changer / motorcycle tire changer tools too, but the one I built was using their big automotive tier changing tool. I would share the video link but I don&apos;t think YouTube allows that anymore in comments. You can find it by searching for &quot;How to mount and balance a car tire yourself&quot; on my Todd Fun channel. If you watch it I&apos;d love to hear your feedback. I think it was popular in it&apos;s day on YouTube cause it does have 1.5M views and I&apos;ve gotten fairly good feed back over the years.

• KE

  @keithwuchter624 · 1 day ago

  Great video Ross. &nbsp;More progress be made. Looking forward to some more bales coming out of it. &nbsp;Thanks, for sharing.

• RO

  @RogerTracey-e3m · 1 day ago

  You know we all enjoy riveting footage!!!

• BR

  @brianforson2630 · 23 hours ago

  How is buddy doing