onelonelyfarmer

[Tractorboy88]

Ever check out onelonelyfarmer channel on youtube? He posts lots of in depth repair videos, general farm life, antique tractors, and plenty of comical comments.

 

[Tor Arne]

Have subscribed to him a few years, good hard working man with good ideas and entertaining videos.

 

[ugo4it]

I have been watching the channel for a couple years now. I find the videos are good length and good content. great channel.

 

[roadhunter]

I thought this was going to be a farmersonly.com thread LOL.

 

[Tractorboy88]

I thought this was going to be a farmersonly.com thread LOL.

LOL, i thought about that after i posted it!

"You don't have to be lonely..."

 

[Looking4new]

I've been subscribed to him for a couple of years, too. Great content, clear understandable instructions.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Didn't you just love the way he had to pull that deere apart, what four times, just to get it right! lol

SR

 

[Tractorboy88]

Didn't you just love the way he had to pull that deere apart, what four times, just to get it right! lol

SR

He doesn't give up easily!

When I first saw that, I thought "this guy doesn't have a clue what he's about to get himself into", but he surprised the heck out of me! I couldn't work in that shop with only 2 foot of walking room around the machine, as dark and cold as it is, I'd lose it!

His 4960 burnt, so he replaced the cab, and rebuilt the top end of the engine.

The transmission in the 6200.

The transmission, rear axle, and who knows what else I haven't seen on the 7410.

Some steering repairs on the 4230.

That Oliver he traded on the Farmall that he broke an axle or something in a pulling contest.

The list goes on!

 

[kevin37b]

The guy is not afraid of tackling anything . But that shop or whatever it is would drive me nuts , as posted above .