Oh you go Tim … us older folk used baling wire since that’s what we used on alfalfa square bales .. Round bales had not been introduced.. Baling wire.. the original farmers duck tape..
Keep up the good work. Glad the Xtend works so well. I wasn't sure how it would work with your normal trailers, but looks like it's long enough to reach both hoppers.
Tony you must have worked in the oilfield before, my two favourite wrenches back in the day checking wells were the pipe wrench and a crescent wrench haha
As long as he's paid the subscription fee, the tractors and combines already have the ability to do that, utilizing AFS Sync. In practice, though, it's not really something that most guys bother with.
AUG15 awwwwwe DUDE!!!! did that rain storm that went thru make the chikkypeeez GREEN UP AGAIN ???? this is like 30 days ago... and I KNOWE THERE WAS SOME RAIN THAT WENT THRU THERE END OF AUG WASNT THERE?? storms??? some tornadoes too I thought I remember north end of nadoALLEY... ?? eh...
all that messyness that was at the end of aug... I remember it beein ''bad'' ... did you get stuff out of the field before those storms hit at the end of aug??? did it mess up much (ANY?) crops???
I thought the same thing. The top of the bagger is lower on that side, I figured if they loaded over the high side they wouldn't be able to see as well. The hopper is designed for left hand unloaders.
I don't understand all the hate towards farmers especially the ones on you tube this year they are trying to teach people about their farming life. If these don't like it then d don't watch it. I just wish these haters would go hate on the presidential election for the rest of the season!
The haters don’t have a single clue about farming. They’re just products of the climate change/environmentalists who think our farmers are destroying our planet. They’re the same ppl who want cows eliminated & electric tractors. How is the energy going to be produced to charge electric tractors? They don’t of those things. They think farmers are using gallons & gallons of toxic chemicals in the fields, contaminating soil & water. That’s no true. If they want to fight a real issue, then they should be concerned that the FDA allows chemicals & cancer causing ingredients in our food & medicine. Not to mention sugar & fat content. Red dye no 5 is toxic. Other countries have banned food like Froot Loops, Doritos & many others bc they’re poisoning us. The food industry makes us sick so big medicine & big Pharma can keep making money. They’re all owned & operated by the same ppl.
Some farmers are now dumping their wheat into semis on the go instead of dumping into grain carts. It is worth thinking about and trying out since the dollars affect the bottom line. There are advantages such as less fines in the grain from less augering without a cart, less fuel used, less manpower required, less wear on machinery, more profit etc. Other crops such as potatoes, sugar beet, corn silage and some vegetables are directly dumped from the harvester on the go into trucks instead of being dumped into a cart. Check out this video titled, 2024 Crop Report - Box Elder
Sorry, but no it's not something we would ever consider. Vegetable harvesting, such as potatoes, often does use a truck (never a semi though) driving next to the harvester. But generally this is because the harvester has no on-board storage and drives very slow. Horrible ruts and compaction result, but deep tillage is just a fact of life with such crops, which breaks up the compaction. But for grain harvest, no one would want to on-the-go into a semi. Way too much compaction and it's very hard to drive a semi at the right speed next to a combine. There's no way I'd drag a set of Super B trailers around the field. If you've ever driven a semi you'd understand at least part of the reason. Pulling even 20 tonnes in a soft field is no fun at all. We used to occasionally unload on the go into tandem trucks. But it's just a horrible pain. A grain cart is far, far better, and that's what everyone uses. More nimble, can go fast or slow easily, and does not compact the soil. I even have a neighbor who does potatoes and no longer uses trucks in the field. Instead he has a big potato cart, not unlike a grain cart, and uses that to shuttle all the potatoes to the edge of the field where they are sorted and loaded directly onto a semi to haul back to storage facilities.
As hard as they work I don’t see what they drive around in matter u have 16-18 year old kid riding around in 80,000$ trucks if u don’t have a good truck it just something else to work on
Dumping semis in stubble is dangerous fire hazard and you plug you radiators with fines from harvesting and stubble. Bad idea keep trucks out of the field.
I don't kno... I thought you knew a dude that could weld the awesumest and watnot... why ya got that cheep thin flex tube there on the exhaust pipes?? :) COULDN'T a welding type dude weld up some thickwalled out tube that would be ''stronger'' ..... or maybe weld up a SHEILD with some brackets that sit in front of the current tube?
Love the drone footage. The land is massive! You all wear many hats to get the job done. God Bless!
Love the opening sequence and the drone footage. Who said farmers can't sing. Ha....
Love the videos and me and my full,fat belly thank you all for farming!
Thanks Tony, Y'all have a safe season...
Singing in a grain bin can be really beautiful!!!
we put two C500 KW's into service about 3 years ago and they have held up MUCH better than anything else we have run
Oh you go Tim … us older folk used baling wire since that’s what we used on alfalfa square bales .. Round bales had not been introduced.. Baling wire.. the original farmers duck tape..
Love the drone footage in the beginning 👍
Nice video gentlemen.
MoreFastAg!
Keep up the good work. Glad the Xtend works so well. I wasn't sure how it would work with your normal trailers, but looks like it's long enough to reach both hoppers.
look at those made skills with the pipe wrench.
Tony you must have worked in the oilfield before, my two favourite wrenches back in the day checking wells were the pipe wrench and a crescent wrench haha
Lol. Good one
Good video
Crescent and pipe= polish socket set!
Metric set
I vote for a Fast Ag and TJ from RTB Steakhouse grain bin accapella number ;)
Anyone else catch the "I love nuts" at the 8:00 mark? LOL
Hope you have strong baler twine…………the force on them are crazy, I had to use #9 wire after attempts with multiple twines.
Do you have cart and combine in insink unloading on the go😂😂😂😂 sorry had to ask!! SING TIM 🎶 Nice move Tony. Thanks to everyone!!!
As long as he's paid the subscription fee, the tractors and combines already have the ability to do that, utilizing AFS Sync. In practice, though, it's not really something that most guys bother with.
Tony , any future plans for 1 grain bin or 2 . Or does it just not work for youre operation ?
We need to build some bins.
AUG15 awwwwwe DUDE!!!! did that rain storm that went thru make the chikkypeeez GREEN UP AGAIN ???? this is like 30 days ago... and I KNOWE THERE WAS SOME RAIN THAT WENT THRU THERE END OF AUG WASNT THERE?? storms??? some tornadoes too I thought I remember north end of nadoALLEY... ?? eh...
all that messyness that was at the end of aug... I remember it beein ''bad'' ...
did you get stuff out of the field before those storms hit at the end of aug???
did it mess up much (ANY?) crops???
There you go again, showing off with your super organized wrench drawer. Showboater. I'll bet your pliers drawer is a hot mess.
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Lol tony had an m11 in a 99 freightshaker and it couldn't climb a hill to save its azz. Great mpg on flat ground tho
U need to demo the af11 can outperform and do twice the work of 2 series 8 combines
How did that air fitting break? Vibration?
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Some farmers will have all the big and pretty equipment. BUT what is their det.....Bigger not always better...
How did you go last season when you “remote control” the 135 for the bagger/ auger? Not this year?
The RC Farm Arm is awesome. A neighbor needed our tractor to run his baler so we didn’t get it back until the end of harvest.
Do yo trouble with deer,etc. Getting Into your bags?
Lol. Freight shaker is better than a turbin suburban. (Volvo)
Aka Tupperware torpedo. Lol
Why not drive the grain cart on the other side of the bagger so you can drive along instead of backing up?
I thought the same thing. The top of the bagger is lower on that side, I figured if they loaded over the high side they wouldn't be able to see as well. The hopper is designed for left hand unloaders.
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Too bad you can’t fab up some kind of shield to protect the exhaust and more importantly the air system under your semis.
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I have a question why don’t they put up 2 big grain bins instead of 10 smaller bins it seems like a waste of space i am just wondering why
@@bbrisley because we raise 7 different crops.
I don't understand all the hate towards farmers especially the ones on you tube this year they are trying to teach people about their farming life. If these don't like it then d don't watch it. I just wish these haters would go hate on the presidential election for the rest of the season!
The haters don’t have a single clue about farming. They’re just products of the climate change/environmentalists who think our farmers are destroying our planet. They’re the same ppl who want cows eliminated & electric tractors. How is the energy going to be produced to charge electric tractors? They don’t of those things. They think farmers are using gallons & gallons of toxic chemicals in the fields, contaminating soil & water. That’s no true.
If they want to fight a real issue, then they should be concerned that the FDA allows chemicals & cancer causing ingredients in our food & medicine. Not to mention sugar & fat content. Red dye no 5 is toxic. Other countries have banned food like Froot Loops, Doritos & many others bc they’re poisoning us. The food industry makes us sick so big medicine & big Pharma can keep making money. They’re all owned & operated by the same ppl.
Hey Karen, are you playing the part of surrogate victim ?
Haven't noticed any hate while i dont like the farmers that say they are poor and driving around in 100k trucks but tony doesn't do that.
I agree with you.
Thanks for your excellent video.
Some farmers are now dumping their wheat into semis on the go instead of dumping into grain carts. It is worth thinking about and trying out since the dollars affect the bottom line.
There are advantages such as less fines in the grain from less augering without a cart, less fuel used, less manpower required, less wear on machinery, more profit etc.
Other crops such as potatoes, sugar beet, corn silage and some vegetables are directly dumped from the harvester on the go into trucks instead of being dumped into a cart.
Check out this video titled, 2024 Crop Report - Box Elder
Sorry, but no it's not something we would ever consider. Vegetable harvesting, such as potatoes, often does use a truck (never a semi though) driving next to the harvester. But generally this is because the harvester has no on-board storage and drives very slow. Horrible ruts and compaction result, but deep tillage is just a fact of life with such crops, which breaks up the compaction. But for grain harvest, no one would want to on-the-go into a semi. Way too much compaction and it's very hard to drive a semi at the right speed next to a combine. There's no way I'd drag a set of Super B trailers around the field. If you've ever driven a semi you'd understand at least part of the reason. Pulling even 20 tonnes in a soft field is no fun at all. We used to occasionally unload on the go into tandem trucks. But it's just a horrible pain. A grain cart is far, far better, and that's what everyone uses. More nimble, can go fast or slow easily, and does not compact the soil. I even have a neighbor who does potatoes and no longer uses trucks in the field. Instead he has a big potato cart, not unlike a grain cart, and uses that to shuttle all the potatoes to the edge of the field where they are sorted and loaded directly onto a semi to haul back to storage facilities.
As hard as they work I don’t see what they drive around in matter u have 16-18 year old kid riding around in 80,000$ trucks if u don’t have a good truck it just something else to work on
Buddy I know the ,m11 commis heck with that motor 😊
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That's not how to use a pipe wrench? Why did you take a hammer when you had a pipe wrench/hammer?
Dumping semis in stubble is dangerous fire hazard and you plug you radiators with fines from harvesting and stubble. Bad idea keep trucks out of the field.
I don't kno... I thought you knew a dude that could weld the awesumest and watnot... why ya got that cheep thin flex tube there on the exhaust pipes?? :) COULDN'T a welding type dude weld up some thickwalled out tube that would be ''stronger'' ..... or maybe weld up a SHEILD with some brackets that sit in front of the current tube?