What Did We Break Now? Barn Repairs!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Today we are giving the calf barn our attention! We have had a broken off post there for the past few months. A few to many if you'd ask us. Today we are going to fix that. So it is out with the old and in with the new. Thank you all for watching! Leave your comments down below.
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Put belting on the bottom of that scraper. Conveyor belting is good.
The tires are great
Hey George,,I ran one with an earthmover tire section. Definitely get one.
Nice work Aaron
Ahh the twins are looking nice . That sledgehammer work will put Popeye arms on ya . Great video fellas .
Seems like livestock barns always have something that needs attention. Your post repair ought to make moving cattle a lot more efficient. I've used temporary fixes to get by, but if you're moving stock with any regularity gates tied up with twine, wire, etc. can be time wasters and dangerous to stock and people.
Howdy Aaron, George, little brother, I hope ya'll are doing well,
Hey Aaron, where was your eye protection while sledgehammering that concrete, your brother had the right idea, wearing eye protection, I remember doing the same thing years and years ago, I took a small fragment right in my eye, that really hurt, you only have 2 eyes, so protect them, I've been wearing eye protection ever since, sometimes I forget my gloves, but I never forget my eye protection, Stay safe, God Bless and Farm on my Friends
Good advice. I even wear safety glasses when I run my sewing machine.
So if chocolate milk comes from brown cows that one must be where blue cheese dressing comes from! 😅
@9:00 Pops should have pulled the Couch Trailer over so he could supervise you young guys swinging that sledge.
Hahaha, nobody ever blames the guy holding the shovel!
Jack hammer? Maybe futurewise?
If the gate company was Tarter gate I’ve been there many times delivering CO2😀
HA, so you have the same problem with the younger guys too! I always say "it's faster," it's faster than waiting for them to do it!! ( P.S. Your boys do work hard!)
When replacing posts consider concrete filled pvc pipe it won't rot
several videos back I made a suggestion that voice volume was a bit loud.
I wanted to follow up and thank you as it has been much more pleasant to watch !
Thanks for showing how things are working on your small dairy.
If the volume is loud turn down your speakers. Us old half deff guys like the extra volume.
What'd you say? 😂👍
My Dad had purchased gates from the same people that drove around sealing gates. l live in eastern Wisconsin
Northeast Wisconsin here,I bought gates from them back in the 80s too,I think his name was Bobby Payton
That is hard looking work making those holes. You are strong guys. Good looking final result.
Always a bugger replacing posts in concrete. The round half quarry tire scrapers are great, but everything wears out with use. You might want to look harder at them, might be worth the price.
Several gate companies still in business in Liberty Ky. Tarter equipment has a big plant here also. Retired here from Illinois. Miss the gate guys coming around. Really enjoyed the video!!
Good work. Always enjoy listening to you guys. Glad I never had to work that hard, but you do it well. Take care of yourselves and thanks for the video.
That goes back a few years.
The gate guy and his truck.
Got where I bought all Souix gates, they were the best by far.
I know some gierok family. Personally them folks wrk damn hard. If u look at the farm. Its clean and very very nice farm it takes the whole crew to keep that farm that nice. Ppl. Who wants to run their fricken mouths. Off about aaron. Or any of them u need to shut ur fricken mouth up. In our area of living. We wrk very hard. Aaron wrks a full time job plus wrks in twn. So if u think u ppl could keep up. Bring it the frick on.
Who pissed you off!
@@tjt1992 ppl that Saud about the shovel thing
I used the scraper with the tire and it works great
Tires for a scraper works wonders!
They could probably mount their own tire on that scraper they already have I would think, save some money
Earth moover tires are great except when the barnyard freezes
George, Looks like a tire scraper would be worth the upgrade, we use a 3pt mounted one. From what I saw in the clip of your scraper a tire would do a much better job of cleaning. A guy down the road just built one not too long ago, might make a good video if you guys decided to build one. Most of our gates have been custom built out of heavier wall pipe than the gates you can buy at Farm Stores. The Feed Store gates just don't seem to last around here, manure acids eat them up, they get banged around and dented/bent. I fixed 2 homemade ones last winter, Dad had them built sometime in the 80's they looked like they could have been sent to scrap, wasn't much left but the hinges and a top bar and side. In a couple hours with some scrap pipe I have two nice looking gates again.
I live in Georgia me my son just purchased a brown Swiss about 8 months old just wondering how is the quality of meat in that breed of cow the first one we owned . Big fan of yaws video. Love watching small mom and pops farms. Love yaws work ethic thanks
A Farmer's favorite saying!! All the job took was time and that doesn't cost anything. Now that I'm retired from farming I would pay almost anything to be able to go back in time and do it all over again!! Watching your farm videos helps me remember the good old times. Thanks 😊.
Busting concrete with a sledgehammer and prybar , everyone needs to do that a lease once; hard work but rewarding when project is finished, gate repair is necessary when raising cattle and agree; get most out of your gates before trashing them. Your farm looks good and you guys are hard workers
Yea! Dad’s hat from Jackson, Ohio. Home of the Apple Festival.
so cool to see dad wearing a hat from one of our local implement dealers in southern ohio
I highly recommend the tire scraper. I work on a 400 cow dairy. We bed with sand and scrape the cow barn twice a day and heifer dry cows out once a day and still get several years of use out of one.
That scraper blade for the bobcat hat you guys use to scrape the barnyard would probably work better if there was more rubble on the bottom
The hat your wearing cross and sons is not that far from us
❤ GOOD 👍 JOB❤😊 GUYS❤😊
I remember doing that same thing a few times with post rotting off but last time we used perma columns and made holes for the fence hardware which should last a few generations
Enjoyed your video have a good day.
There is just no easy way to do that!
The Cross and Son hat that you have. My dad and I have both deal with them. I like watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
For the money I have been a Sioux Gate fan all my life at 70 years old. We welded two gates together to make an 8 foot tall gate when one had been damaged.
Great job guys. Thanks for sharing 👍👍✌️
Please wear safety glasses when hitting concrete w/ that maul. You don't want to lose an eye. Nice video!!
Great Job!!
No reason to change what has worked for that long. Now days nothing lasts that long anymore.
What if you cut a car tire and mounted it to the front frame, then you would have rubber on the there too.
I agree with you George
Hey you guys use Amish Jackhammers too huh 😂😂😂
You grabbing the shovel before your kid is the reason your in better shape then he is, when working hard is driven into you, it never leaves, hopefully the son is willing to grab the shovel when its not a choice
Seems they all work very hard. Team work..
It's good to work with New toolslike the morti stitchers. ❤
have you sold any more of you lumber you guys cut
Thanks
You know you can pull the railroad tie out by pounding a metal post into it and hook a chain up to it and pull it out with a skid steer
I loved farm work when out of school the harder the job and the hotter the weather, that suited me just fine, all the more reaon to lean in harder and make the time go by faster, there was always time to hit the milk house to get the hose and cool off with the cold water.