First 50 hour service: Part 2. 2020 Case IH 75C Tractor Maintenance. 

HAAAAA!! a gas powered blower to clean the chaff and crap out of haying equipment!!! a GREAT idea thank you! I've been using an air compressor for years! This will be a new addition to our haying process for sure..

Saved my butt with hay down in the field. Your the man!

Thanks for going through the good and bad of that Brother! Nobody else has anything about the case 75c and I just got one so thanks!

Thank you so much. I had mice eat the wire off the crankshaft timing sensor that is down below and that keeps it from starting, it is held in place by an alen head screw that is damn hard to get to, and then a snap connecter that is a pain too. Your video quality is great, one of the best you tubes I've ever watched.

I ran into most of your struggles with my '19 75C doing the 1st 50 hrs. When I went to check the cabin air filters they were all chewed up by mice and a family of them had elected domicile into the ventilation ducts.... Fuel system: After about an hour of trying to pump fuel in the system I determined that the priming pump was defective. What I did to get it going is remove the bleed screw and feed fuel through the hole with a syringe until full. Put the screw back in and it started right away. The dealer later replaced the hand pump under warranty. You must have learned by now how important it is to release hydraulic pressure BEFORE you disconnect the loader hoses. I hope you enjoy your 75C as much as I do mine. Mine is now 800hrs or so and its main purpose is snow clearing during the winter. I also use it on my lot in the summer it's a great machine. Cheers.

Try some Irish Spring soap. Leave a bar on the floor near your tractor or by your door. The mice love it and they won't last long after eating it. Only Irish Spring works. It makes the mouse thirsty so they'll leave before dieing.

I have the blue version of the tractor and you probably figured it out by now but if its cooler or shady when you take the loader off and then reinstall when its hotter or the sun is shining on it you end up with pressure in the loader hydraulics. Had to break the lines like you did once. I try to park it in the shade if I take it off and haven't had problem since.

Coming from a former new holland service manager please don't put fuel unfiltered side of fuel filter .prime with primer

Sometimes you have to give those filters a little wiggle jiggle as well. That leaf blower is really getting a workout. I hate when what should be a relatively quick job turns into an all day or two.

I had to chang my wire harness and fuel return line because mice chewed them up. Thay was not cheap I did the repairs myself and it was a pain in the butt. I had the same problem when trying to prime the fuel system back up.

Peppermint oil is a good rodent deterant, or maybe hot peppers. I grind up hot peppers after they're dried into a powder and put in a pantyhose much like your store bought package and no mice

Peppermint oil on cotten balls will keep mice away..give it a shot

Hard to believe a farmer would cross your property with farm equipment fot the fun of it. It is probably only access to his hay field. His Family has probably been crossing that Creek for 150 yrs and may have legal right to do so. You look like the new comer. I would try to get along with neighbors.

They sure don't make those filters all that easy to get to huh

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