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How did you get the speedometer gear out. The fastword made it hard to see

When do you plan to put out part 2? I need to do the same to my tractor and I find this very informative.

Greetings from western Canada! Interesting to watch some of your daily chores on an Iowa farm. My family history is from southwestern Iowa - not too far from you - near Clarinda.

Colorado Native here, lived in Nebraska in the 90’s, spent a lot of time in Iowa too! Beautiful places! Nebraskan buddy offers a side job when we’re 20 years old, “Wanna make some cash? My Dad pulls a trailer and all we do is pick up bales and toss em on a trailer”. That’s absolute Farmer Code. It’s code because no human can comprehend how bales aren’t that heavy until the 5th one, then they defy physics and get heavier as the morning, day and half the evening pass by and every crevice and most orifices on your body have been violated by dirt, vegetation, bugs and sweat. The next morning and 2nd “how’d I miss this” shower, you discover muscles swimmers don’t know about; I had to put shampoo on my hand and move my head in circles under it, because I couldn’t move my arms. It’s absolutely one of my favorite life experiences.

What gear oil did you put in it - 75W-90 ??

He's got to do whathes got to do

Missing your videos

Best day of my short life...

Cooling off lmao 😂

It's spa day dad. 😂😂😂😂

😂 omg

Great tractor . Thanks for a great vid

Stealing is a bad word say borrow forever

We tried that. Made 1 pile and learned a lot about farming, both good and bad. The only good thing we learned is " haylage " was a heck of a lot better than just dry hay. And that pile changed our farm forever. Then the bad . Well, all the talk you hear about managing the pile, especially the face durring feed out, is no joke . Piles or bunkers are for feeding a lot of cattle and fast. The recommendation removal rate is 6 inches in cool weather, and it is like 12 to 18 inches in warmer weather. Across the entire face . I would be pro chopper if you were chopping corn. I feed thats all they are good for. Long story short . We traded the choppers in towards a round bale wrapper and haven't looked bace. We shoot to wrap at a minimum 500 bales and on a wet year like last year, almost 900 . So im pro decent ss baler and that 3500 dollar wrapper to start with. As for a hugger only needed, if you plan to stack them or even sell after wrapping because feedout can be done with a spear. If chopping is your thing, then look at renting or buying a bagger. Its a smaller feeding face to work with

A suggestion is to look at how Gierok farms does their silage. They make a haylage pile and then cover it with corn silage. Making good haylage is tricky as the moisture content has to be spot on otherwise the cows will not want eat enough of it. Often it dries too quickly to get it into the pile with optimum moisture. Sweeten the haylage by blending it with the corn silage. Good corn silage is like candy to dairy cows.

If you do a pit for silage you will want to cement the floor or it will be a pain to feed out.. Make sure to get the pile packed really good or you will get a lot or spoilage. Keep the videos coming.

20-30 cows seems like a lot to milk with your setup, but I'm sure you know what you're doing. I grew up milking in a stanchion barn and then we progressed to a double 6 herringbone. Today, my cousins are milking several hundred, all with robotics. Chopped a lot of hay and corn back then with a Fox chopper, then a JD (for only a few days before we sent it back), and then a New Holland. A lot went into concrete silos but a lot went into bunkers made out of big rounds. Sometimes we covered with plastic and tires, and other times we just seeded oats on top. Now most of it is going into bags. Hope it all works out!

THEY ARE SO UGLY!!!

Weird tractor 🤨

They mix... just not in a safe way. Hope everyone's safe!

Great video. We had 0.75 of rain here in Eastern Nebraska last week. Talking some rain the end of this week here. Hope to get 14 acres of oats planted tomorrow. Have you ever thought about having your round bales ground? I have most of my bales ground, saves a lot hay and makes it go farther. And makes manure hauling easier. Just an idea. Have a great spring

One of the nice features of a air pipe to the bottom is a small air tank at 100 psi can be regulated down to output 40 psi and that's enough psi to ..... 1 help start the fire. 2 blast ashes out the chimney so you don't have a winter's worth of ashes clogging it up before spring arrives. Even a 1" pipe inlet is a big help.

I’ll take the ribeye please.

Did Mel's baby die?

Now that's how i grew up when having to give milk to calf We go to auction and buy calf that lost its mom We had fantastic milk cow that could feed 3 and our family

do you still have your Blue Heeler???

Lots of cool stuff in that old shed! That little Massey 85 looks like a handy unit.

You've got a lot of treasures stored in that equipment shed ❤

Nice video! Liking the content

New tractor?

I would’ve just taken the gate off the hinges until the snow was gone and then put it back on and raise the gate up! I’m from South Central Iowa and it was a really pain when it was -20 out cuz the feed wagon tractor and skid steer we use everyday to feed with wouldn’t start of course lol.. I’m glad we are done with that weather for awhile

I am about hour plus SW of you over in Nebraska. That was no fun feeding cows in and I have no cab tractors . The cows went through a lot feed those days. 60 plus here today. Great video. 1 suggestion for your videos you might want to mention the date in them for the viewer has an idea when they are filmed and you have a reference as time goes. Just an idea. Keep the videos coming.

stay safe and well sir..

Well You Can't Always Have It Your Way😊

No Matter The Weather, A Farmer/Rancher Has To Work In All Conditions. Cows Look Healthy😊😊. Greetings From South West Georgia Where We're Already Getting Weather In The Mid 60's To Low 70's..

“Breaker Breaker good buddy….what’s your 20”?

Привет ! Вот это жизнь .. Ма ша АЛЛАГЬ !

I feel your pain..in iowa too

FFA. At ten. Barn full of hay in January don't move itself. Cows, hogs chkikens sheep goats. Live on them, best feed them.👍💯

Awesome video, enjoyed watchin!

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Just found your channel. I am just just south of Lincoln and have dairy nurse cows and buy bucket calves keep the videos coming. Have a great new year.

Maybe we can pull that wagon with one of your horses in the Veterans Day parade next year!?

Сколька такой квадр стоит в рублях можэте сказать заранее благодарю

Teach em young

Jingle Bells Jingle Bells🐄🐄🙂🙂

You must have a gear reduction starter and two 12volt batteries to spin that 4430 that fast.

My 5 year olds try hooking everthing up to their powerwheel tractors!

just got one of those battery powered grinders. looks pretty handy!

great video