Pre-Operation Haybine and Tractor Check

me fix my hat first so good lord what happened to my hat there we go it's a little bit better this hat is not for aesthetics by the way this hat is for keeping the Sun out of my eyes and keeping my face from getting sunburned and keeping myself from getting skin cancer because we're working outside on tractors and stuff like this all the time and I don't want to die a skin cancer I don't want to have a chunk taken out of my nose alright it might happen still but at least I tried so guys a piece of equipment here is called a headline it's a new holland 474 habe ein which I believe means it has either a 72 or 74 inch cut so it's either a six or a seven foot hey Mon I didn't measure it I just get out and I work with it and the tractor we're going to be using is a John Deere 50 65 and you've probably seen this in previous videos but we took the loader off so we're going to walk you around the pieces of equipment really quickly talk about it a little bit and then we're going to get busy working pretty fun so guys a tractor we're going to be using today as a John Deere 50 65 it is a three cylinder engine basically a three cylinder turbo diesel engine will shut that up I want to make sure before we start that our grill is nice and clean or fairly clean so we get good airflow got to check our oil check our hydraulic fluid all these things will be in use during this procedure here so our hydraulic lines for the rear hook up right here and they run to the hydraulic cylinder on the back of the hey bond let me walk over here and this raises and lowers the hay bind and it'll make more sense to you here in just a little bit when you see it in action the whole machine drops down to cut the grass and then raises up to get it out of the way so you don't tear it up now inside here are all sorts of gears and grease fittings and stuff like that that we have to address let's open this guy up there's also oil that we have to check inside of here and little fittings that we have to grease we got to make sure we're all topped off on oil that our belt is good but everything's good so that we don't wear this thing out so here's the hydraulic cylinder and back in here are all sorts of little moving parts and you'll see all those parts moving here in just a little bit and then inside this little cabinet right here are a few other things we've got to make sure everything is lubricated the belts good so we don't have break down so we don't tear our equipment up okay right up underneath…