Combine Stuck on a Hill
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I got the John Deere S780 Stuck on the side of a hill. I've never experienced experienced anything like it. The combine slid 20ft down the hill and there was nothing I could do to stop it. Regardless the S780 is far superior to the 9870 in the mud.
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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I know nothing about farming so this is pretty cool to watch and he is pretty funny too!
“Do you think I should come down now or stay up here and wait for another problem” 😂
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We queens
I'm not a farmer but you've certainly sold me on the work done by farmers. More people should watch your channel. I've learned a lot.
They are definitely a huge part of the backbone of our country for sure!
Never have I ever... seen someone drift a combine while cutting beans. Simply awesome that you are willing to record and share the event. I cant imagine the nervous sweat that comes with riding a brand new combine sideways down a greasy hill. YAY!
It’s impressive that you can switch from corn to beans and then back to corn with only a few adjustments to the combine.
I'm doing a research paper about The life of a farmer in English class and you are one of my main sources for getting great information on the topic. Thank you for teaching us about your line of work and most of all thank you for giving us a good laugh whenever a new one of your videos come out!
Josh email him, and have him call you. Maybe he can give you a little more insight 👍🏻
@Eric E Hartung Family Farm, the guy name Ron is thoroughly informational. Check his YT channel.
farm hand mike - mike less
God Bless you Zach for helping the neighbor! My hat (that I ordered from you) is off to you! I remember as a kid, my dad and others did the same thing for a family who had similar troubles. Makes a man proud of knowing that MN Millennial farmers are doing the same thing! This was near Rothsay, MN. Proud to be a former farmer! Now a OTR truck driver. Just hit a milestone of 2 million miles of accident and ticket free miles last May. My father taught us boys well as your father has taught you. Proud to be a subscriber and love your sense of humor and seeing the BIG GREEN! Hope I can meet you and family someday! God Bless!
Zach is literally out here drifting a combine up a hill..
I was thinkin the same thing!! And still combining, thats skill.
And with one hand😂
he does race dirt track
@@johnsummers172 well that would explain it. A little backwards with the tail downhill, but yea explains well.
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I know I couldn’t handle those heights. I almost had to look away. I salute you.
Farm boys often make great dirt drivers. That intuition that comes from hours sitting on machinery squirming underneath your backside. Kinda like a built in gyro that town folks just don't get!
I hope your still making videos in 10 years cause I’ll still be here watching your videos
"careful girls those are gmo" 🤣🤣
If your FS19 map comes out you should have to do another equipment tour... so we all can play with your machines😃😂
Head lands plowing. End rows planting and harvest
I watch strictly your channel on every upload. Only farming channel I watch. You’re living the life I’ve wanted since I was a little kid. Even now that I’m 38. Keep up the awesome content. Wv here....
I grew up calling them both, headlands when doing tillage and end rows when combining.
Home Depot cares a razor back brand long handle shovel it has a very narrow shovel head on it about 4” wide it is awesome for cleaning out tracks on dozers or excavators it might work good for the grain cart
Welcome to the combine stunt show! 😂 Zach has some real skills
Your subtle humor got you a sub.
"Oh this bathroom is a mess!"
Thanks.
-Billy from Maine
I loved it "This bathroom is a mess."
I lol'd
A few years ago I was helping a farmer combine down corn. One person would drive, while the other walked in front, untangling the corn from the head. We would take turns, but it was a long day.
Alternate Title:
Zach Johnson: Millennial Drift!
Call the director of the fast and furious movies! And call this the slow and shlappy edition 🤣
@@travishildebrandt3631 F&F9 High Moisture.
Crabbine
Da vid. Love it🤣
Zach Johnson gets down and Deerty
Like clearing a cut line in Winter with a D-8 and coming across an ice sheet runoff covered with a skiff of snow. The not-so-fun ride began! Had to have the Cat winched out of the bog. Mud, mud, and more mud!
Were you guy mud bogging?
Sounds like us in Michigan! Winterizing our lawns 🤣
Lmao thanks for giving me a well needed chuckle.. Fellow Michigander here as well..
S.W. lower Michigan here. I think I got my last lawn mowing done Monday for the year. Just need to keep up with the leaves now.
Michgander also . selling the pumpkins here. And got beans done.forget the yard.
Im here in Dearborn home of Ford Motor Co. So there arent any corn fields or farming near me.. Im just stuck in and surrounded by concrete/industrial farms.
In England we call them headlands. I’m loving the high tech agriculture and harvesting in swamps, great.
We call them "End Rows" and also refer to it as "Opening Up the Field" in Eastern NC
In Northern England (UK) We call them Head Riggs.
Former Farmer - Just like to watch to keep up on what's new as now I have clients that are farmers. It is also good to see some of the problems of farming never change like getting stuck.
I feel so much better that you got the lawn winterized. Did you hit it with the 46-0-0 ?
I assume you are telling a funny. that's a lot of N at a time you don't want it.
Hey Zach, here’s a nugget for you. When the forecast says 20% change of rain that actually means that 20% of the area will see rain. It doesn’t mean that it won’t rain 80% and rain 20%. And the area in question is the DMA of your local news station. Just FYI
16:40 Zach the farmennial. you should be on farmers got talent!🚜😎
Growing up, my grandfather always called them wind rows because they took the most damage from the wind.
In Denmark we call endrows “forager” haha👍🏻
Ja
Owww a Danish baguette...I like😁
HeyLudo As a non-farmer I’m wondering about endrows. What is their significance?
BigMac39 it allows for the machinery to turn around after a long pass, you can also park your trucks in them if it is dry enough. They are planted diagonally to the main rows. However due to the increased traffic they typically don’t yield as much as the main field.
@@ben20197 Awesome thanks for the info.
In Michigan they are reffered to as head lands. And you know how proud Michigan farmers are lol.Have a safe harvest.
I'm from Arkansas and i've always heard them called turnrows
Jimbo Fields I’m from Mississippi and we say turnrows also
Same in Kansas
Same for NC
I’m from south Arkansas and we callem turnrows
I'm in Canada; our family always just called them outside rounds. Lack of originality I guess?
My dad always talks about harvesting the end rows, but when plowing, he does the head-lands. 👍
We call them end rows here in Georgia.. Awesome video as always Zach .. Love watching your channel .. Thanks for taking the time to share !!
my friend i dont mean this in a bad way, but i enjoy watching your misfortune in the field. it gives me some idea of the day to day issues a farmer will face
Combine drifting, that looks scary.
The farming work is wonderful, I love this job. I am a hardworking farmer so I know.
@Linnette Castillo Thank you, with 4 years working for farms, we have the same experience. In your country, there is a support machine, so it will be easier than mine. But in all cases agriculture is still a difficult job.
So that would be “reel” handy for Randy then
Dad's response was stay up there ! Or do your radio program for charity up there. Looks like warm at nights
Headlands here in the 🇬🇧
Yeah, we have snow up here and combining just started at hinchleys dairy farm in Cambridge Wisconsin
That hillside was greasy greasy...looked like a million pounds of burnt lard. But, you managed. Gonna need a little discing.
Ditto with Conner Black; Know nothing about farming, but am definitely interested. Terminology is foreign to me, but I'll watch and learn. Thank you for giving me the opportunity.
You are a NUT JOB---
LOVE THE VIDS!!!
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Loved the vid so much! way tooo much mud lol.
Just wanted to thank you for helping me start my channel by inspiring me to start recording our farm work.
Its getting easier to carry the camera around but I don't ever think I will be a pro like you lol
The Veggie Boys nice videos!
When you open the hooper, I think of the autopilot inflating in Airplane.
Tim Sanvik wonder where the manual inflation tube would be.
Good morning! Very cool farm and family you have! Its a lot different watching cash crop farms than having cattle around like we do. Small beef farm here in northern lower Michigan. We have mud going on here too. Lucky were done
God bless you all!
I spent a few years in North Dakota so I call them end rows. That’s my argument on the topic.
End rows ,planting and picking headlands tillage and fertilizer ! Nice slide move. ,steel tracks on frozen ground is worse !! Thanks for the video !
Im loving the daily uploads! Keep it up
We call them end rows in Nw Iowa praying you get the crops out and field work done before the weather gets nasty.
“Head lands” here in dekalb county Illinois.
That combine is amazing man I’m going to head to the nearest John Deere dealer just to look at all the mechanics of it thanks for another great video
“Nothing slides like a Deere”
Timothy Eppen at least it don’t break down like a case or whatever u call them
We called them end rows but it seemed like most people on RUclips call them headlands so I thought we were crazy, lol, I'm glad you brought it up.
16:32 *Tokyo Drift Music starts playing*
Andrew S or deja vu
I'm not a farmer but I love watching your videos I think it's very interesting in you're a hard-working guy and it's part of America I love it and I enjoy your videos very much
Headlands where i came from. Clearlake South Dakota
Same. South central lower Michigan
Same. Nova Scotia.
I was raised on a farm in west Texas, cotton, milo & some wheat. Love watching the combine work, you lucky dog
My wife called them end rows, i called them headlands.
About 5 years ago every farm had a J hook comb on at least one of their headers there was so much corn down. Made a huge difference.
“Only 20% chance to rain. They were 80% wrong”
Sounds like west Texas.... HAHA
Reaper Gt500 yeah that’s one thing I’ve learned living in West Texas is never really expect the weather. In the 80s Thursday and 40s-50s early Friday afternoon
Grew up in S Kandiyohi Co and N Renville Co area and we called them end rows. Head lands was the term for the first 'round made in the center of the field with the moldboard plow. We'd go out and "start a headland" by eyeballing something as best as possible on the other end of the field and trying to keep the tractor straight on that heading. Nobody even thought of GPS or guidance systems then.
News at 6, Minnesota farmer Zach Johnson drifts giant combine, inventing a new sport.
I'm a West Coast city boy and seriously I love your channel. Farming is cool.
Imagine rounding a corner at akagi and seeing a combine drifting XD
Continued good work by you all. Lots of decisions to make - be safe!
As someone who farms hard hills I feel the fear of sliding down a bank.
Especially into water pond... I just wanted to get the tires dirty on the truck and the road disinterested and it nearly rolled over... Had to leave it and climb out the passenger window. Good thing the air box was not in the water like the mirror and steering wheel... It fired up... Pulled out with the help of another 4x4 and a chain. Quite the pain to clean.
We call 'em end rows here in the MO Bootheel. That was a sweet little kitty!
My grandfather farmed around steel and Blytheville all his life. He called them turn rows.
So, I looked on line but don't see a T-shirt that says "Moisture" Glad you missed the little kitten. poor thing looked scared.
Hi Mate...🇦🇺
Fields looking wet...😣
I can see a design fault in that chaser bin, collects alot of debris and seems to be rubbing on the track... Our chaser bins here in Australia are custom made for running in our muddy rice fields. Lucky here though we don't have the mud freezing like you Guys...
Ends of the field we call Head lands or field ends.
Keep up the great video's, good to see you are becoming popular on RUclips..
You deserve it, you put a great deal of effort in..👍😎
When the corn is laying down, more videos pay the bills.
Insurance pays for the downed corn
It's a new sport combine drifting at high speeds of 3 mph . Keep it up
love watching you're videos keep it up
Hey Zach, in the u.k we call them Headlands and where it runs off to a point we call that short work, An old guy who I worked for educated me with the saying 'when youre tuning you aint earning'
Nothing like drifting a million dollar piece of equipment that’s not yours. Nice driving Tex! 😂😂😂
It’s only worth $570,000 not 1m
My dad doesnt want to start yet. Our neighbors are combining 23% moisture and we planted a little later last spring compared to them. We're just baling more hay for our other neighbor who doesn't relys on us for hay ground.
"Mornin' Ditch, mornin' A....A.....aaah..."😂
On irrigated ground we call the rows running parallel to the circle and around the pivot headlands. Around the field is called endrows
For Pete’s sake beck gettin the videos out quick!
Headland here in Ireland when you get to cutting the short runs in a field there the gearo'g's . Your Anna is very gentle with the chew toy our Harley not so gentle usually involves a spade after use
In Germany we call Headleands or End Rows "Vorgewende".
"Wende" is loosely a translation for turning.
So "Vorgewende" means "pre turning" directly translated. An describes the area of the field used for turning.
Nice boots! This is more of an adventure than harvest.
change of subject fer a sec, could you maybe do a few ''over-the-off-season'' racecar videos along with a 2020 race schedule ?
I'm phelix from Uganda, doing an engineering course about these giant machine. thanks for giving me a chance to view these incredible machines, so amazing to beans harvestor (hope its the name), I watch these videos until my eyes start to ache on my phone.
Tracks can be really deceiving, you can go from 100% traction to drifting down a hillside reeeally fast.
thank you for having you have somebody led you
“Turnrows” because, ya know...... it’s where you turn
Im from sweden and we call it ”vändteg”
That’s what we call them in the panhandle of texas
Eastern NC and we call the turnrows
Turn rows
Yep turnrows
Glad ya came out ok Zach were I live in the driftless region in Wisconsin I know what farming hills is ive seen to many local farmers roll equipment that way an most dont make it out alive
In Germany, we say "letzte Bahn" oder "Vorgewende" xD
McErRo Translation please for a curious Canadian?
@@brandonb9452 "Last Track or Headland"
Luminescent Lion Thank you
Wenn das ganze Feld, bei Baugrundstück Größe, nicht gleich ganz als Vorgewende zählt
@Gus wouldnt be very nice I guess😅 You probably wount be able to do this twice 😕
Always a good day to pick on Jim
"This bathroom is a mess" 😂😂
Help a buddy farm for over 30 +years and they gave it up I miss it now I watch you larson welkers plus cole the corn star wish I was back in it
It is called vändteg in Swedish!
Hi, when the bunker of the combine is full you need to fill the pipe a little bit for the last few plants of the field. Greetings from Germany
“Magnificent Repositioning Zones”
Call em that maybe...?
We call the alignment lugs idler flange. We also call the end fields headlands. Great video.
that would have been amazing to see! combine taking soybeans while drifting over the field! (been there done that with chopping corn :/ )
I’ve always loved the idea of being a farmer and you bring it to life