installing an Iron Bull ROPS & canopy on the International 656 tractor 

Yeah it's strange, the A/C doesn't work in the summer but it really works great in the winter!

you all prolly dont care but does someone know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me

@Levi Knox Instablaster ;)

@Allan Quinton thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@Allan Quinton It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much you really help me out !

This is a great mechanic trick just don't do it on a questionable quality wrench! This is from personal experience. I have turned a wrench off and on for a living for the last 20 years and have owed/restored at least 3 dozen cars. This leverage trick is an effective way to roughly double the length of your wrench handle but a puts a lot of strain on the jaw of the wrench (the same one that the box end is on the bolt), if you're using a USA, Japan or German (or other nation known for quality manufacturing and great steel) you will more then likely be fine but some of the wreches that come out of India or China or Taiwan I don't recommend it. You put so much stress on the ear (jaw) of the wrench it can literally snap off and it will send pieces of the wrench flying at you or as it did me send you flying across the garage into a floor jack that was not properly put up. I have a 4 stitch scar in my hairline proving that this isn't a good practice lol Now that being said I am a hard learner and I still do it but now my wrenches are higher quality and I am getting a bit old to literally jump on them to bust rusty bolts loose.

I definitely agree about smiles & calmness. Thank you!

Thank you and right back at ya'!

Yessir!!

It was unique!

A 12 volt radiator cooling fan from a car or truck would work well and be a lot cheaper than a ROPS fan. Have seen a few done that way.

I'm really happy with the way it looks too!

Now that I think of we have to do the same to any tall mufflers...cut them off weld in an elbow and put the muffler flat along the side of the hood

I believe if i remember correctly he is from upstate

Married to Safety Sally.

Those fenders need a lot of work before painting...about 20 old bolt holes to be patched up and dents to be straightened. Good winter job.

It would help and the manufacturer even offered a version with it.

LOL David! Been there done that!

Hi Michele, narrow fronts were good for cultivating row crops like corn. It was easier to keep the front tire between the rows, and they could make tight turns at the end of the rows.

...then I would have been on the floor by halfway through the video!

I know what you mean. My Dexter farm in Kentucky is so hilly that my tractor stays in 4WD and the tires have chains year round. We have to use a tracked skid steer to feed round bales in the mud.

Hi Mark, I think the main purpose of the "handle" by the speed control lever is to help keep people from accidentally knocking the lever when getting on & off the tractor. But it works great as a handle when climbing on too! I've bought from Bates before, and I'm not surprised at the price (but they provide excellent service). Sometimes I can find things like that cheaper on Ebay.

I did as you suggested and found one on ebay from asap tractor parts. Cost was $35.00, which is better than $100. It is used and an IH part. Thanks again.