Longtime subscriber to both Matt's and Rory's channels and now a new subscriber to yours. Although I won't be there in person, I'm looking forward to seeing the games. It's great that you're teamed up with Rory. His buggy is a beast and he's a master off-roader. You couldn't have picked a better ride or spotter. 👍🏼
Just a safety tip Laura , always face the cab when you are climbing down ( or any ladder for that matter ) . If you slip facing away you will have no chance to catch yourself which can result in a nasty fall or face plant , be safe .
I rember my mothers farm in central I’ll. As a child we rode in grandads tractor in the winter to check the cattle. I also remember him saying pigs are clean. Many memories from the farm electrification of America
Some advice for March from an old guy: Trust Rory; he's not going to let you do anything stupid and/or dangerous. None of those guys, and I've been following the bunch of them (Matt, Paul, Rory, and so on) for years now, will let you get into something you can't get yourself out of. If you can't, they can. Do not worry about breaking anything. That's what those guys do; they break stuff, and they fix stuff. You can't break anything they can't fix. Have the time of your life; you know, pretty much the way you do with everything.
That waving thing is cool.. I used to have a Corvette and waved at other Corvettes. Some would wave back and some wouldn't. My Corvette was a 2002 Z06. Seemed some of the newer people with newer Vett'es didn't get the message about waving. Never thought to wave at trucks, but then I live in Ga near Atlanta. I used to live in Tulsa Ok. Born in Wichita Kansas. Rode the tractor with my grandad many times as a young boy (farm just south of Kansas).
Rory is the absolute best spotter there is. 30 years trucking here DONT thump the steers and thump all other tires on the tread only. The smoke is normal DD smoke. Have a good day
I love all your videos I was a truck driver for 26 years now I'm retired but seeing you and Grant working on the truck brings back some awesome memories I love you guys blessings from Martinsville Indiana Jesus saves
Cool camio with Peterson Bros!!! I have been keeping up with you from close to day one, you only had 1200 subscribers and you have earned all you have done! Congrats!
All the best for the games. Matt announced the teams the other day. Great to see you teamed up with Rory on day 2. Rory and Matt are both awesome. You’ll learn a lot.
Yes for your safety please exit the cab facing the cab. It does hurt when you fall out , getting out the wrong way😂. Also one trucker/ truckie to another always check your tyres by fitting the tread, not the side wall. You can damage the sidewall easily.
Great to see you guys are hauling corn again, I will probably get started back up in a couple of weeks. I found a wireless RV Camera with a magnetic base to be super handy when filling from the bin. Stick it on the side of the bin, and watch the progress from your phone. Also a big zip strap on your remote controller for your trap doors will help keep it on your wrist rather than falling in the pit! Don’t ask how I know this. Lol.
The off-Road games are great. Your partner Rory is an expert off road driver and an amazing spotter. Just listen to him and you will do fine and have a ton of fun.
I don't remember if I started watching you or Matt first but I can tell you that you are going to have a truly interesting experience! I will look forward to seeing how it all comes out! Have fun!
Laura, your amazing to take on the truck driving and delivery of the corn crop. The remote that operates the tarp and opens and closes the belly hoppers is great. You being brought up around the farm with your grandfather and Dad has paid dividends for both You and Grant.
Hey guys a few tips for you get a air hose you can hook up to your truck while it's running to fill up the tires, and any time your off road or in grave like in your shed lock in your inter lock and I need be your diff lock! Well help you get out
2/13/24 - Laura so good to see you back ! Great video ! You are quite the truck Driver & also the prettiest ! Hope you & grant have a record year in 2024! Charleston,SC
Whoa, tossed me for a loop there for a minute when your truck became a right hand drive until I realized it was just the camera front vs back. You were very lucky to get teamed up with Rory. He's one of the best spotters I've seen and he has a great rig for you to drive.
You are in great hands with Rory. Every one who he spots for always say what an amazing spotter he is. Trust him and he will do you good. I am surprised at those grain dumping areas that they don't have a camera and a big TV to help drivers with aligning up their trailers for the dump without having to get out and check.
Driving Trucks, being a mechanic, welding, operating heavy equipment...a lot going on in the off season! Just a suggestion: When adding oil hold the jug sideways and you'll get a smoother flow and less "glug glug". Works woth most fluids.
laura and grant great video i really enjoyed it it,s amasing what you can do with that hand held device from your cab keep up the great work from a retired trucker
@Laura_Farms_11. laura i just want to give you guys a big thumbs up and thank you for keeping farming strong much respect to you and grant i trucked and picked up produce all over the country and i was always amazed out of how much hard work was put in to make a great product thanks again and keep up the great work god bless you
There was no audio on most of the film section insert from Utah. It was a great video of you Laura hauling corn for delivery to the local Elevators where it is sold.
Good job Laura on your trucking you're a pro. I have a son that drives tractor trailers from Canada to almost every where in the U.S. and he loves it. Thanks for showing us the way you deliver corn, have a good to you both and good luck in Utah.
After watching a few of your videos I decided to pull the trigger and Subscribe. Your farming abilities are great along with the positive attitude in a getter done way. It's refreshing to see a person with presence, poise and abilities that out weigh your natural good looks.
When I was helping a farmer we hauled the to the elevator by tandem farm truck that was a fun time. Using a semi is a lot faster. God bless and stay safe
Them series 60 Detroit engines are great. Drove a million miles with one in my Pete. They will burn the oil down to the add line right away ….. but will sit there at the add line in between service……. Just a Detroit thing. They also love a bottle of howes or kleen flow in the fuel tank at service. Keeps the injectors clean.
Thanks, Laura and Grant. A bit of a taster for the coming season, also good to sell when the price is going up in the spring for corn. The extra income this time of the year will be most welcome when you have to start buying seed, and all the other items you have to buy for the new season. Stay safe, love from Mike. ❤
Hi Laura, I have been watching your channel “subscribed” virtually from the start and I always look forward to watching each video its nice to see a lovely young woman tackling the difficult tasks that you face on the farm everyday. One thing that struck me in this video again, has no one ever shown you how to pour oil and other viscous liquids? My Dad taught me a couple of tips to make it easy without spilling. The way you appeared to pour in the video causes air to be trapped above the oil in the bottle causing “glug glug” erratic pouring. For a controlled pour open the bottle keep the bottom of it low but roll it on its side the result is a controlled pour with you in control. You can even roll the bottle gradually as it transfers. The second tip Dad taught me was how to pour into a smaller opening. Place a stick, or small rod across the opening of the bottle put the tip of the stick or rod into the place you want to pour when you tilt the bottle do it slowly the fluid will leave the bottle and run down the stick or rod into where you need it too go. Try these I think you will be amazed as I was but “shhhh don’t tell Grant” let him keep spilling and wiping up…😂 Keep making the great videos I love watching your work! Best Wishes I hope the tips help.
with electric power in your shed, I might suggest trickle chargers on all the batteries. This will improve starts as well as battery life. Group 31 truck batteries are dialing in on $200 each.
Another great video from Laura and Grant! I knew it'd be that much better seeing the BNSF Grain Train in the background! Yes I'm a train fanatic too! Awesome to see "Girl Power" behind the wheel of an 18 wheeler hauling grain. Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.
I LOVE seeing this kind of partnership in young people these days. All three of you just have an understanding of who does what and such. At least it looks that way in your videos ;)
Matt's the reason I found your channel and I'm from McCool Junction.... so small and funny world that it took someone from Utah to help me find a channel in my backyard :) Excited to see what the Offroad Games bring this year.
Well, dang it, it may be a bit chauvinistic of me I guess, but a petite young woman driving a big truck and doing a good job of it brings a smile to my face. Very enjoyable, well done. Your petiteness however doesn't help you when trying to open the truck's hood from the front. Maybe a weight belt with about 50 pounds of weight attached would help you get the hood past the tipping point. 🤓
Laura as a former CDL on road instructor can I give you just one small thing. You should always put your truck in gear before you take your parking brakes off. This helps to reduce the chances of a roll back. Everything else looks great. Lots of love from Washington state
Have fun at the Wrecker Games! I wouldn't be surprised with Rory as your teammate you might win. Listen exactly to what he says and you should do pretty darn good.
So, great day for Laura to drop a video for me personally. I had surgery to patch a hole in my eardrum. We had a long trip up to Sarasota, waiting in pre-op & post-op, NO SNACKS, (uuuhhggg!) and now looking forward to post-op ear ache pain. Yuk. Sooo, I really am thankful to be able to check in with our heroes today! Flip your filming lens. You are not the French Laura Farms driving big rigs on the right side of the cab. 😅😅😅❤❤❤ Luv ya, luv ya, luv ya! 😊
You should put a layer of "pack" over your gravel. It has stone dust and other fine material and as you drive over it it becomes more solid but still drains.
Red dog is what we call corn chaff out my way. Next time if the trailer brakes lock up just take your hammer and tap the brake drum, a couple of times, the vibration should loosen the pads enough to move it. I heard about you people in Nebraska with waving at everybody, they are a lot friendlier there than all people east of the Mississippi. :)
Good morning, Grant and Laura. If you're thinking of a garden this year, I just learned a new trick. See if you can find some worn out tracks from skid steers, track hoes, mini excavators, etc. Then use them for raised beds. Love the fact that you can shape them. God bless, stay safe.
One thing and I think is one of the more in portent things is, did you or did you not check your fifth wheel? Disconnect from trailer grease the release handle, make sure that the locking jaw or locking bar is not loose or worn. Make sure that the Bracket pin, it's the pin that holds the 5th wheel on and lets it pivot up and down. If you ever have one of these fail, just hope it happens on your property.
You handle that truck very well . Ah yes , rookies mistakes , I remember well . I t has been quite a few years scine i drve . I probably would drive like a rookie . Good movie Luara .
A 'tire buddy' is useful to check for flat tires when you have dual wheels. One could be flat and you wouldn't see it. No need to hit the front tires. But, it shouldn't be used as an indicator for good pressure. Always check with a gauge. 6:20
I think it's so cool that you guys bought a right-hand drive truck ! (I'll never really understand RUclips). You and Grant are just amazing. I've learned so much about farming, and have a much greater appreciation for farming and farmers ! And Laura just gets prettier all the time.
When positioning the truck for loading try utility locating paint to spray on the ground at the various points of stopping for trailer fill. Have been using this for several years and it really works great. White or orange seems to work the best.
Always a Team effort at Laura Farms, whether its Gage pointing at the Dip Stick😁or Grant being handy with the tools or a quick pull to get you started. Looking forward to seeing content from you and Rory at the Off Road Games!!
Anytime you’re driving around on loose gravel and such you should have the diff lock put in between the two screws Power divider that’s what you should have locked up the power divider
Thank you Laura and Grant hauling it in to get some cash to buy fertilizer and seed to start all over again thank you for sharing and time can't wait for next video
Great job of driving the big rig (trucker talk). I follow all the guys in Utah and you are teamed with the best. I see a first place with your team. When I seen you were going to participate in the games I told Rory that you would be a great team mate. Keep on farming and I enjoy your videos. Go "Green".
I have my million miles driving a truck, and I spent about 5 years as a driver trainer. You're getting rather smooth shifting gears by now. That's not abnormal, but it always seems like a major victory when you stop fighting the tranny. One caveat, though: don't use the Johnny Bar/Trailer brakes/whatever you call it/ to stop the rig temporarily. Use the buttons on the dash. It seems counter-intuitive, but the trailer brakes can release when you don't intend them to. Doesn't happen often, but when (not if) it does, you'll either have a major repair bill or scare the daylights out of yourself. Other than that, you'd have passed my inspection, and the trailer brakes thing would merit a caution but not a down check. Keep up the good content.
OK Laura. Am I falling for the deliberate funny in this weeks video. the reverse image almost made me think you were in Ireland or the UK. Had a giggle about that. Enjoyed the show. D
I too have noticed the same lack of response of TRUCKERS waving let alone Commuters
I wave a lot
Longtime subscriber to both Matt's and Rory's channels and now a new subscriber to yours. Although I won't be there in person, I'm looking forward to seeing the games. It's great that you're teamed up with Rory. His buggy is a beast and he's a master off-roader. You couldn't have picked a better ride or spotter. 👍🏼
Congrats on getting teamed up with Rory ! You got arguably the best trail spotter on YT. Sould be a lot of fun.
Just a safety tip Laura , always face the cab when you are climbing down ( or any ladder for that matter ) . If you slip facing away you will have no chance to catch yourself which can result in a nasty fall or face plant , be safe .
she knows ! its for video !
I rember my mothers farm in central I’ll. As a child we rode in grandads tractor in the winter to check the cattle. I also remember him saying pigs are clean. Many memories from the farm electrification of America
When you use a "gallon" oil jug, turn the handle to the right, left or below the funnel so the jug gets air and doesn't spill oil or coolant etc 🙂
Rory is an absolute blast, super competent spotter and the buggy will go anywhere he says to send it.
clever truck you got there Laura.......left and right hand drive...!!
Some advice for March from an old guy:
Trust Rory; he's not going to let you do anything stupid and/or dangerous. None of those guys, and I've been following the bunch of them (Matt, Paul, Rory, and so on) for years now, will let you get into something you can't get yourself out of. If you can't, they can.
Do not worry about breaking anything. That's what those guys do; they break stuff, and they fix stuff. You can't break anything they can't fix.
Have the time of your life; you know, pretty much the way you do with everything.
Laura is always so adorable and brightens my day!
That waving thing is cool.. I used to have a Corvette and waved at other Corvettes. Some would wave back and some wouldn't. My Corvette was a 2002 Z06. Seemed some of the newer people with newer Vett'es didn't get the message about waving. Never thought to wave at trucks, but then I live in Ga near Atlanta. I used to live in Tulsa Ok. Born in Wichita Kansas. Rode the tractor with my grandad many times as a young boy (farm just south of Kansas).
Rory is the absolute best spotter there is. 30 years trucking here DONT thump the steers and thump all other tires on the tread only. The smoke is normal DD smoke. Have a good day
It's exciting that you got such a great partner as Rory in the Off Road Games. I eagerly await the videos from that, on all the channels involved.
the best
Exciting!
Good to see you again! The truck driving Laura!
I love all your videos I was a truck driver for 26 years now I'm retired but seeing you and Grant working on the truck brings back some awesome memories I love you guys blessings from Martinsville Indiana Jesus saves
Good morning, Laura and Grant! Always enjoy your channel! Trucking away!
Thanks for sharing!
Laura, you are so cute when you show us your profit for 2023! You have an excellent learning curve and “ you haven’t hit anything YET”
Cool camio with Peterson Bros!!! I have been keeping up with you from close to day one, you only had 1200 subscribers and you have earned all you have done! Congrats!
So Glad To Hear From You Laura Missed You!
Very Nice To Get An Update!!
Keep Smiling On!!
😅👍👊❤️
All the best for the games. Matt announced the teams the other day. Great to see you teamed up with Rory on day 2. Rory and Matt are both awesome. You’ll learn a lot.
Yes for your safety please exit the cab facing the cab. It does hurt when you fall out , getting out the wrong way😂.
Also one trucker/ truckie to another always check your tyres by fitting the tread, not the side wall. You can damage the sidewall easily.
Thank you again for sharing I love it that are able to share like you do.
Very interesting video, lots of good explanations! Laura you are very accomplished and very professional!
Good luck at the off road games, can't wait to see you there!!
Good to see you trucking again. HAPPY Valentine's day laura.❤
MATTS OFFROAD, MAN I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU GUYS IN UTAH, ALSO, LOVE YOUR OLD SCHOOL SEMI TRUCK, BLESS YOU & ALL OUR FARMERS.
Great to see you guys are hauling corn again, I will probably get started back up in a couple of weeks. I found a wireless RV Camera with a magnetic base to be super handy when filling from the bin. Stick it on the side of the bin, and watch the progress from your phone. Also a big zip strap on your remote controller for your trap doors will help keep it on your wrist rather than falling in the pit! Don’t ask how I know this. Lol.
It is always a pleasure to watch you improve your skills. Keep moving forward.
Just a little tip put some oil in quart bottles so you know how much the engine uses.
Love Matt's Off-Road! Will be very cool watching you guys team up.
for those tire air caps. I always use small section of hose that fit snug over the cap. tighten and pull off. little piece of hose comes in handy
The off-Road games are great. Your partner Rory is an expert off road driver and an amazing spotter. Just listen to him and you will do fine and have a ton of fun.
I don't remember if I started watching you or Matt first but I can tell you that you are going to have a truly interesting experience! I will look forward to seeing how it all comes out! Have fun!
I know you will have a blast driving Rory's jeep, and having a great time at the event.
I love that you kids have a variety of tools and equipment to get the jobs done.
Also very excited to see you at the wrecker games, you'll have a blast and we get to watch.
19:01, What a hoot this will be!
Hi Laura, I watch both you and Matt and Tail mater here on RUclips here in Denmark so it will be exciting to see you participate there... 🌹🌼
They are waving at their pretty farmer girl who does it ALL. Hope you and Grant had a good winter.
Laura, your amazing to take on the truck driving and delivery of the corn crop. The remote that operates the tarp and opens and closes the belly hoppers is great. You being brought up around the farm with your grandfather and Dad has paid dividends for both You and Grant.
this is probably my favorite pairing of people for the the off road games!
Hey guys a few tips for you get a air hose you can hook up to your truck while it's running to fill up the tires, and any time your off road or in grave like in your shed lock in your inter lock and I need be your diff lock! Well help you get out
I ALWAYS WAVE AT TRUCK DRIVERS ❤❤I REALLY DO APPRECIATE EVERY THING THAT THEY DO THANK YOU LAURA FOR YOUR VIDEOS ❤❤I REALLY ENJOYED YOUR VIDEOS
A good trick when you are on gravel and you spinning your tires, dump the tractor air bag's and try it, should work.
2/13/24 - Laura so good to see you back ! Great video ! You are quite the truck Driver & also the prettiest ! Hope you & grant have a record year in 2024! Charleston,SC
Whoa, tossed me for a loop there for a minute when your truck became a right hand drive until I realized it was just the camera front vs back. You were very lucky to get teamed up with Rory. He's one of the best spotters I've seen and he has a great rig for you to drive.
same .. left hand shifting .. yikes!
That always drives me nutz
Best part! “How’s that corn look?” AMAZING!! Just amazing!
@Laura_Farms_11 I remember you stating to watch out for scams so I’m not sure this is you! 🤣
Rory I a super nice guy, a great sense of humor and an incredible Rock Crawler. You are in great hands with a great guy! Have fantastic time.
Very cool Laura , I’m familiar with Matt’s off road . Looking forward to seeing how you do , main thing is have fun .
You are in great hands with Rory. Every one who he spots for always say what an amazing spotter he is. Trust him and he will do you good.
I am surprised at those grain dumping areas that they don't have a camera and a big TV to help drivers with aligning up their trailers for the dump without having to get out and check.
Driving Trucks, being a mechanic, welding, operating heavy equipment...a lot going on in the off season! Just a suggestion: When adding oil hold the jug sideways and you'll get a smoother flow and less "glug glug". Works woth most fluids.
And wipe the gunk off that jug!
Oh excelent absolutely beautiful Laura
I love seeing Grant and Laura smile.
No worries Laura your gonna have a blast, Rory and the team will take great care of you,
laura and grant great video i really enjoyed it it,s amasing what you can do with that hand held device from your cab keep up the great work from a retired trucker
@Laura_Farms_11. laura i just want to give you guys a big thumbs up and thank you for keeping farming strong much respect to you and grant i trucked and picked up produce all over the country and i was always amazed out of how much hard work was put in to make a great product thanks again and keep up the great work god bless you
Love the content, reminds me of helping my grandfather on his farm 😍 little tip for oil top up, turn it sideways.
Before thumping the tires, start the truck and turn on the lights and 4 way flashers. Then check the tires and lights. Its more efficient
So great to have you in the off road games
So you're partnering with Rory, you guys are gonna have way too much fun. So excited for the games!
There was no audio on most of the film section insert from Utah. It was a great video of you Laura hauling corn for delivery to the local Elevators where it is sold.
Good job Laura on your trucking you're a pro. I have a son that drives tractor trailers from Canada to almost every where in the U.S. and he loves it. Thanks for showing us the way you deliver corn, have a good to you both and good luck in Utah.
After watching a few of your videos I decided to pull the trigger and Subscribe. Your farming abilities are great along with the positive attitude in a getter done way. It's refreshing to see a person with presence, poise and abilities that out weigh your natural good looks.
Great video as usual. Fun to watch you two getting the job done. God bless 😊
When I was helping a farmer we hauled the to the elevator by tandem farm truck that was a fun time. Using a semi is a lot faster. God bless and stay safe
Grate episode. Thanks for showing us .
Tire pressure.. 110...115 for duals....105 for front😊😊
Them series 60 Detroit engines are great. Drove a million miles with one in my Pete. They will burn the oil down to the add line right away ….. but will sit there at the add line in between service……. Just a Detroit thing. They also love a bottle of howes or kleen flow in the fuel tank at service. Keeps the injectors clean.
Ill bet Grant said hell yes when you were invited to the offroad games. I know im stoked 😊
Thanks, Laura and Grant. A bit of a taster for the coming season, also good to sell when the price is going up in the spring for corn. The extra income this time of the year will be most welcome when you have to start buying seed, and all the other items you have to buy for the new season.
Stay safe, love from Mike. ❤
Great job! You make it look easy!
Hi Laura, I have been watching your channel “subscribed” virtually from the start and I always look forward to watching each video its nice to see a lovely young woman tackling the difficult tasks that you face on the farm everyday. One thing that struck me in this video again, has no one ever shown you how to pour oil and other viscous liquids? My Dad taught me a couple of tips to make it easy without spilling. The way you appeared to pour in the video causes air to be trapped above the oil in the bottle causing “glug glug” erratic pouring. For a controlled pour open the bottle keep the bottom of it low but roll it on its side the result is a controlled pour with you in control. You can even roll the bottle gradually as it transfers. The second tip Dad taught me was how to pour into a smaller opening. Place a stick, or small rod across the opening of the bottle put the tip of the stick or rod into the place you want to pour when you tilt the bottle do it slowly the fluid will leave the bottle and run down the stick or rod into where you need it too go. Try these I think you will be amazed as I was but “shhhh don’t tell Grant” let him keep spilling and wiping up…😂
Keep making the great videos I love watching your work! Best Wishes I hope the tips help.
with electric power in your shed, I might suggest trickle chargers on all the batteries. This will improve starts as well as battery life. Group 31 truck batteries are dialing in on $200 each.
100% 🎯🎯
Another great video from Laura and Grant! I knew it'd be that much better seeing the BNSF Grain Train in the background! Yes I'm a train fanatic too! Awesome to see "Girl Power" behind the wheel of an 18 wheeler hauling grain. Thanks again for sharing your videos with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.
I LOVE seeing this kind of partnership in young people these days. All three of you just have an understanding of who does what and such. At least it looks that way in your videos ;)
Matt's the reason I found your channel and I'm from McCool Junction.... so small and funny world that it took someone from Utah to help me find a channel in my backyard :) Excited to see what the Offroad Games bring this year.
Well, dang it, it may be a bit chauvinistic of me I guess, but a petite young woman driving a big truck and doing a good job of it brings a smile to my face. Very enjoyable, well done. Your petiteness however doesn't help you when trying to open the truck's hood from the front. Maybe a weight belt with about 50 pounds of weight attached would help you get the hood past the tipping point. 🤓
Laura as a former CDL on road instructor can I give you just one small thing. You should always put your truck in gear before you take your parking brakes off. This helps to reduce the chances of a roll back. Everything else looks great. Lots of love from Washington state
Have fun at the Wrecker Games! I wouldn't be surprised with Rory as your teammate you might win. Listen exactly to what he says and you should do pretty darn good.
So, great day for Laura to drop a video for me personally. I had surgery to patch a hole in my eardrum. We had a long trip up to Sarasota, waiting in pre-op & post-op, NO SNACKS, (uuuhhggg!) and now looking forward to post-op ear ache pain. Yuk. Sooo, I really am thankful to be able to check in with our heroes today!
Flip your filming lens. You are not the French Laura Farms driving big rigs on the right side of the cab. 😅😅😅❤❤❤
Luv ya, luv ya, luv ya! 😊
You should put a layer of "pack" over your gravel. It has stone dust and other fine material and as you drive over it it becomes more solid but still drains.
Red dog is what we call corn chaff out my way. Next time if the trailer brakes lock up just take your hammer and tap the brake drum, a couple of times, the vibration should loosen the pads enough to move it. I heard about you people in Nebraska with waving at everybody, they are a lot friendlier there than all people east of the Mississippi. :)
Good morning, Grant and Laura. If you're thinking of a garden this year, I just learned a new trick. See if you can find some worn out tracks from skid steers, track hoes, mini excavators, etc. Then use them for raised beds. Love the fact that you can shape them. God bless, stay safe.
Always enjoy seeing you guys working on the farm. Laura you are getting a lot better driving semi. Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out
One thing and I think is one of the more in portent things is, did you or did you not check your fifth wheel? Disconnect from trailer grease the release handle, make sure that the locking jaw or locking bar is not loose or worn. Make sure that the Bracket pin, it's the pin that holds the 5th wheel on and lets it pivot up and down. If you ever have one of these fail, just hope it happens on your property.
Hello again Laura from Paraguay 🇵🇾 South America 🎉🎉🎉💪💪💪💪
You handle that truck very well . Ah yes , rookies mistakes , I remember well . I t has been quite a few years scine i drve . I probably would drive like a rookie . Good movie Luara .
A 'tire buddy' is useful to check for flat tires when you have dual wheels. One could be flat and you wouldn't see it. No need to hit the front tires.
But, it shouldn't be used as an indicator for good pressure. Always check with a gauge. 6:20
Good luck to you, God Bless you.❤🙏
I think it's so cool that you guys bought a right-hand drive truck ! (I'll never really understand RUclips). You and Grant are just amazing. I've learned so much about farming, and have a much greater appreciation for farming and farmers ! And Laura just gets prettier all the time.
When positioning the truck for loading try utility locating paint to spray on the ground at the various points of stopping for trailer fill. Have been using this for several years and it really works great. White or orange seems to work the best.
@MrsLauraFarms982 I am not on social media but have email address
Laura, you are awesome.
Always a Team effort at Laura Farms, whether its Gage pointing at the Dip Stick😁or Grant being handy with the tools or a quick pull to get you started. Looking forward to seeing content from you and Rory at the Off Road Games!!
Pilot Laura perfect number one
You guys have all the cool toys
Anytime you’re driving around on loose gravel and such you should have the diff lock put in between the two screws Power divider that’s what you should have locked up the power divider
Thank you Laura and Grant hauling it in to get some cash to buy fertilizer and seed to start all over again thank you for sharing and time can't wait for next video
Great job of driving the big rig (trucker talk). I follow all the guys in Utah and you are teamed with the best. I see a first place with your team. When I seen you were going to participate in the games I told Rory that you would be a great team mate. Keep on farming and I enjoy your videos. Go "Green".
I have my million miles driving a truck, and I spent about 5 years as a driver trainer. You're getting rather smooth shifting gears by now. That's not abnormal, but it always seems like a major victory when you stop fighting the tranny. One caveat, though: don't use the Johnny Bar/Trailer brakes/whatever you call it/ to stop the rig temporarily. Use the buttons on the dash. It seems counter-intuitive, but the trailer brakes can release when you don't intend them to. Doesn't happen often, but when (not if) it does, you'll either have a major repair bill or scare the daylights out of yourself. Other than that, you'd have passed my inspection, and the trailer brakes thing would merit a caution but not a down check.
Keep up the good content.
You will be teamed up with the best! Rory. Just watch 24 to hell and back, Rory was awesome.
OK Laura. Am I falling for the deliberate funny in this weeks video. the reverse image almost made me think you were in Ireland or the UK. Had a giggle about that. Enjoyed the show. D