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    Mechanics Near Sandusky Ohio

    Does anyone know a reputable farm mechanic near Sandusky Ohio? Id appreciate if anyone can provide a name and phone number. Thanks
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    Who is going to fix things when we are gone?

    I think its important to take into consideration the difference in generations. For those who are around my late grandfathers age (80's), the majority of their life was spent around carbs and points. Kids coming onto the scene today probably have never worked on a piece of equipment that even...
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    Lubricants to use on engine rebuild

    Hey yall. When I get back from Germany Im planning on tackling the engine rebuild on my TO20. Anyway, when it comes to reassembly of a clean engine block, what do you all use to lubricate parts? Are you putting something on crank and rod bearings? Wrist pints? Cylinders and sleeves? Cam...
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    Anti Solar Farm People

    Quite a few of the solar farms are going in on farm ground. Its a waste as that land will never produce food again and it ruins the look of the country side. Honestly, why dont they build them onto the roofs of the thousands of warehouses and factories in this country?
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    Gambled and lost

    It use to be the parts guy knew more then you on repairs and mechanical knowledge, now its opposite and it feels like you have to hold their hand to get a part for something pre 2000.
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    School me on bay equipment needs

    Hey yall, So when I was younger and we made hay we still used a old Oliver sickle, roller crimper, and a old side delivery rake with a IH wire tie baler. Id like to do about 20 acres of hay here in the future. Im kind of overwhelmed in regards to the various types of hay cutting and...
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    School me on bay equipment needs

    Edit: I have a total of 120 acres on the home place. Id like to put 20 acres in hay to feed a few cow calf pairs. Tractor wise I have a 4020 diesel synchro, John Deere B and a ferguson TO20. Id like to keep it square bales as I have a old barn to store hay in and I dont have a loader tractor...
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    Oil out of sparkplugs?

    Bought this little TO-20 awhile ago and while using it recently it seemed to develop a oil leak out of the spark plugs? I pulled all 4 and they were very much coated in black carbon. I replaced all 4 after making sure the plug holes were clean and they continue to weep. I did a compression check...
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    Oil out of sparkplugs?

    It wasnt burning oil that I could tell. Of course I only used it about a 12 hours total.
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    4020 clutch parts

    Going to be replacing the clutch and flywheel on my 1969 4020 diesel side control synchro. While its split. What else can I repair/ replace? Im planning on doing the rear main oil seal and the input shaft seal.
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    Apartments in pole barns

    Anyone care to share pictures of their more basic apartments in pole barns? Looking for ideas. Our township is pretty relaxed with them and our insurance agent would cover. Going to be redoing the main house here soon and need a place to live while thats going on as its going to be quite...
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    4020 clutch recommendations

    I have a 1969 side control diesel 4020 synchro. Looking to put a new flywheel and clutch on it. Has anyone used a Fort Wayne driveline brand reman clutch kit? Tractor is still used regularly for farm work such as baling, planting, and lighter tillage. Is it worth the extra $450 for the Kevlar...
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    Cleaning brick farm houses

    Kind of a off topic question, I inherited a house on the farm that was my grandparents. Old brick farmhouse built somewhere around 1886. Anyways, when they moved into it back in 1963 they decided to cement the outside walls instead of repointing the grout. Im looking to begin redoing the house...
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    Cleaning brick farm houses

    The bricks from it came from Sandusky ohio. At least thats what my great grandparents said. The house is painted as well.
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    Cleaning brick farm houses

    So your saying to tear it down?
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    Engine kit for TO20 z120

    Im looking for a complete overhaul kit for a z120 ferguson. How are the kits on this website?
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    School me on cover crops

    I do a typical soybean/ corn rotation currently. I would like to implement a cover crop into my rotation as a way to build soil organic matter. Im up in northwest ohio. What all are you guys doing that seems to work? Have you had any issues with pest population increases? Id like to plant by...
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    Remlinger 3 bar harrow

    Is it worth putting one of the older straight spike 3 bar Remlinger harrows behind a field cultivator? I run the 9 inch sweeps in the spring on fall chisel plowed ground. Trying to eliminate a pass with the harrogator. Neighbor has one hes be willing to sell for $150 that looks very good. He...
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    7000 JD planter, where do I begin?

    I have inherited a 7000 no till 6 row corn planter with a liquid fertilizer system. This planter has been sitting in a barn for roughly 5 years without being used. Where should I begin with this unit? Id like to use it for 30 corn and beans but feeling a bit overwhelmed with what all it might...
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    death machine

    Ah the brush whacker! A few of those still used around here for clearing trails to cut wood. They are very effective in their ability to slice saplings but dangerous as all get up.
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