I Bought My First Tractor
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I bought MY first tractor! We upgraded to a John Deere 6175R and also got a new Loftness snow blower for it, along with a new HLA 4500 snow pusher from Good Works Tractors. Dad also traded for a newer, larger John Deere skid loader, a 332G model. FBN Todd also helped me load some data (dayta?) and Anna did some attack training.
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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’m a bloke with a small house in a small village in England watching a bloke with a huge farm and shit loads of tractors I’ve no idea why but I’m loving it ...🤘
Zack do they make battery tenders like the motorcycle type for tractors and trucks, farms have equipment that sits for weeks and battery is dead when you need it. Check for a sponsor on batteries and maintenance with chargers.
It shouldn’t be too long and you’ll be scratchin in the dirt and dropping seed in the ground... that is if we don’t get more snowstorms in April.
It's simple, dig a hole, drop a seed in, cover it up, add water, and wait a couple months. Sure.... /s
Even this miner from the other corner of the state knows better than that.
Come to New England (Massachusetts) where we hadn’t had snow since January. No, I am serious. It was 60 degrees a few days ago, in MARCH.
B Laquisha chill out It’s EXAGGERATION
B Laquisha lol you don’t even have to water corn in MN!
Congrats on the new tractor purchase..
thank you!
@@MillennialFarmer Lease agreement joy.
"This thing is broke down like most farms - in a complicated manner"
Ain't that the truth 😂
Thanks for sharing a glimpse of how you and your dad structured. Glad my dad and I aren't the only ones like that.
@@leemarchant7191 You're not. ; )
I’m 15 years old and I live in South Georgia and you have truly inspired me to see into farming bc my goal as a person and a provider is to give and by farming it’s giving and providing for others and family so I appreciate it and all that you have taught me and I hope to meet my goal one day in life
You should make a separate video on explaining what you own and what your dad owns and how you guys make it all work
Proud to say that I work for HLA and it was cool seeing one of the products made by the company I work at on your channel.
Zack , that is a really nice tractor and skid steer . I’m sure the snow equipment will get plenty of use in the future . I am so glad you and your family are doing well ! You and your family have a beautiful farm . You have worked hard on the upkeep , everything is nice and neat . Hard work and dedication pays off . I pray god will continue to bless you and your family !
Thank you for the kind words Bill!
i LOVE MILLENNIAL FARMER.
Couple tips if you haven't been told yet
On the panel in the 332G, press either next or back to go through the different readings i.e hours
Average your fuel and DEF are 1:1 on all machines, when you fill up the fuel typically you'll fill up the DEF
I raced motorcross when i was younger...... now im older and feel it everyday but man was it fun
I just stumbled upon this channel. I like it. My wife and I ....yeah kids too are on a 207 acre ranch. Only difference is we have a Doberman as our farm dog. Abby the Dobie, loves watching me work. She finds a nice shaded area, lays down and then proceeds to watch me break my back. Our little ranch is in TN, about 80 miles east of Nashville. Ana the dog looks to be quite similar to Abby.
You need to fix that SkidSteer bucket.
The "M" is there, but it needs the "F" to complete the Millenial Farmer logo!
On our farm MF stands for something much different.......well, maybe not😂🤣
From a turkey farmers in Virginia. Thanks for eating turkey. In fact eat more turkey Zack.
Me and my wife watch your videos on the big screen every day. Unbelievable how my citygirl started to enjoy farming stuff. Keep them coming! Greetings from Estonia
So much going on in this video!
Hey tom
Hi Tom
Idc
Glad you explained who owns what on the farm. Makes perfect sense to me.
Bro. Honesty is always best. Thank you for being upfront with us. To many people try and flex and say that have way more than they do. It says allot about someone when they lie about their income. Good lookin out brother.
Hello Zack, Just passing on some information from Canada since this is your first tractor with a DPF + SCR, Diesel Exhaust Fluid equipped tractor. AVOID IDELNG at all costs. Do not run your tractor at idle for 5-10 minutes to (warm up) and YES 1200 RPM still count's as idelling. Turn the enigne on, let sit till the idle is stable then take off! The exhaust does ont get hot enough when running under no load conditions and WILL PLUG UP over time! When ever the engine goes into regen mode, do not delay it unless you absolutely have to (are surrounded by inflammable materials). Watch the quality of your DEF fluid and be careful where you store it. DEF is sensitive to sunlight.
Zach, as not a farmer, I would love to hear a little bit more about the "this family operation comes down in a complicated manner". Dosen't have to be you specifically, but in general how are these things handled from a buisiness, legal, and familial point of view?
Congrats, you stayed with Green. Nice green plow, and 9' blower. You now have a Lean, Green, Snow fighting machine!
Just went to see the Adirondack Thunder Play hockey! Maybee your Thunder truck has a tank for def, or compartment for the boxes. Nothing like getting shut down in the field and you need diesel and gov't Juice.
In the airplane business we never "just hit it with a hammer" as that sounds unprofessional. We make "percussion adjustments" and THAT..... you can charge for!
That 6175r with the cvt is an excellent addition. I purchased one last year for general farm work and have been super pleased with it. I have been spreading chicken muck this week and the cvt box is excellent for getting accurate application rates. UK Farmer
If Jim says "Hi, camera!" am I supposed to say "Hi, screen"? For Pete's sake, Zach (or Beck), I really need to know...
Snow removal 'round here (Va) is mostly the sun. Although we will scrape when it gets really deep, like, more than 3 inches...
Nice tractor. We have a 6150M without DEF and a big blue thang with it. It ain't too bad to deal with, just watch the shelf life. Nobody locally stocks anything more than the small jugs, which aren't nearly as bad to deal with as I expected. Actually not bad at all.
You gave a good enough explanation of land & equipment ownership. Covered the basics.
Good video again.
Thanks for supporting a Canadian Company (HLA/HORST) Keep those trade doors open. It's important. Both the Canadian manufacturer and the American dealership made a few pennies.
Im so disappointed you didn't say THUNDEEEER when you opened the cooler
I'm disappointed in myself
@@MillennialFarmer HEY!....Are you ok?
Millennial Farmer don’t worry, i’m pretty sure all of us said it for you
Funny you say that. When I heard him open the cooler and say it was a Thunder cooler something just didn't seem right. Didn't think about it until I read this.
I'm a millwright at the company that produces those 325 gal. IBC totes (big white cubes) you have around the farm. cool to see them in use.
Congratulations on your purchase Zach praying that the farmers and ranchers have a great year and no way have a year like 2019 again as we can deal without.
Looks like a very nice 332 skid steer.
I have a 329DT one big piece of advice. Watch the front window. Be careful when folding back the bucket especially if handing gravel. I broke mine when racking back the bucket and a small stone got pinched and a shard hit the window and broke it. It's a common thing and only about $500 US to fix...
Hey Zach: Still POed that you didn’t visit me in Fl. Like the 6170 though. I think the truck battery is in dad’s 75%;of the truck.
Captain Al from Tampa😎
You should be able to disable your traction control system. On the dash you should see an atc switch. That might help if that shop tells you the repair bill is sky high.
Greetings from across the pond and good to see you back at the mill.
I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on "the right to repair".
Keep up the great work you do promoting agriculture, it is appreciated..AC
Nice snow pusher I use to make those blades about 16 years ago . My dad actually works for HLA now
Being a "non-millinnial" and not from Minnesota, though I do have a lot of family there, nonetheless, I really enjoy your videos. GJ.
You might have a ride hight controller that’s not functioning properly. The traction control is very sensitive and if one of the two axles is slipping it’ll kick in. Try engaging the inter axle lock before you give it gas. You can also temporarily disable the traction control.
Finally the millennial has returned
Finally!
thats what we say everytime he uploades xD
The videos will soon increase with spring tillage & planting coming.
The millennial falcon?
Finally..... The Millennial Farmer has come back....to Minnesota!
From on young guy to another (in the same age bracket), I have much respect for you and the vested interest you have taken in the operation. It's risky, some days it doesn't make sense, and few folks comprehend the financial liability we partake. Its a hurdle to keep your head level and checkbook balanced.
Well said!
lots braggen
She’s a beauty Zach! That skid loader looks great too.
Here in germany a 6175R is a Full sized tractor and you just use it to remove Snow and for loading work. Man the Dimensions your Working with are crazy
"Percussive maintenance." That's the technical term for beating something with a hammer to make it work
God has truly Blessed you, and I thank you for sharing what you do with the world I grew up in Houston s inner city and never saw things like this I now live in a small suburban town outside Houston (Crosby, TX) and there are many grass farms around w/lots of tractors ...its truly amazing and I'm learning so much.
@4:58 "We're going to have to get some sort of set up to handle that (D.E.F.)
One word: THUNDERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
We couldn't agree more!
A day (or 2) in the life of Zach Johnson...spring is right round the corner. There's never enough time in the to get stuff done...thanks Zach...take care.
3:45 that blower is made 5 miles from my house
Thanks for the candid explanation of the business side of the farm. A retired factory worker here, that worked on a lot of big expensive equipment that the company owned. I am amazed at all the equipment your farm as well as other farms utilize to handle the crops. If I owned a tractor like the one you just bought, I would be driving it up and down the neighborhood street until my neighbors had me put in jail or committed. Keep up the good work.
"Ana's actually being trained to eat people" (grin).... Boy, that's passive-agressiveness at it's finest to say, "Stay the crap off our property." 😂 Definitely from MN!
Sad but he probably needs some security on his farm from random strangers off the internet like Ryan needed a large camera system
That's Minnesota Nice....
Well shoot, I kinda figured it was partly to train her to keep the cats safe from predators and not eat them herself, but it's always good to have a guard dog on the farm as well, even non RUclips farms have people out to steal andhydrous and various other chemicals
@@cmusic52 And here I thought we were the only ones with theft problems here in dark africa
We’ve had people pull up to our diesel pump that’s less than 100 yards from our house at 3am looking for free fuel, it’s not just crazy internet people, it’s your damn ignorant neighbors as well! We hung a motion censor light and installed a dead mans switch (hidden) on the pump that cuts power to the fuel pump until flipped on.
If you want a good def set up we have a 250 gallon water tank with a electric pump with a 35ft hose that works amazing for the tractors and trucks that we run
“Speaking of eating, my supper just got home”. ..... that’s what she said. 😁🤭
Thanx guys from northern Minnesota!
The man! The myth! The legend! The Hollywood haircut! Welcome back son!
🤣🤣
Soon be planting season - not much snow left here in Northern IL. Just not very warm yet. Take care - may the family and you be safe in these trying times. "Spin"
Congrats on the new tractor purchase Zach...Finally you've returned
I think it’s the fact that it is a family farm and we get to watch the whole family grow is why I watch. Thanks
She’s a beaut, Clark
Thanks for that historical snowmobile information about you.
Finally...he is home!!! Know what that means...
What
In my opinion any tractor with a loader the joystick is a must. Nice looking piece of iron.
I know everything new has DEF. We have been migrating our trucking business to DEF also. Don't rush into Def to quick. It does come with new problems. We have new problems now that we have so many Def trucks. Overhaul that Cat it will last you another 25 years.
Think Trucking idk when DEF was introduced, but were lucky that we have a diesel tractor that is pre DEF and emissions stuff.
So do you pick up def at like a gas station or do you buy it in bottles....how much does it go through...cost?, So like if you had a 100gal diesel tank, how much would it cost to have enough def for it, how many quarts for 100gal? Thanks in advance
from western NY , every farm I ever worked had an attachments shed , (roof & 3 walls) so that stuff was outta the bulk of weather, and placed on rack so they didn't get buried in snow and leaves
Percussive Maintenance - "If it doesn't want to move, hit it with a hammer" ...
Thats a normal event in winter trucking
Yeah you also forgot the two green things that you were looking to install but you needed to find them
And you went looking for them and got side tracked on putting the monitors in the combine.
As an Aussie nice equipment this stuff doesn’t come cheap were I’m from
Doesn't really come cheap anywhere
It's a awesome feeling when ya look around and can say "i own that". Keep up the good work!
I'm going to probably buy my first tractor this summer.
Finland farming- don’t buy a tractor. Just buy a few oxen
@@tigerbatman7881 I don't know if those are road legal.
Your father built up one heck of a nice farm operation there!!
Got a new cooler but I don’t have a reason to put b- be- soda in it 😂
For the DEF you can take the injection lines off and cap them and leave some in the tank so the sensors are bypassed
I've been waiting for this Zach. Let's rolllllllllllllll
When you are old and grey and you look back soon your life you will not see the equipment you owned, you will see the accomplishments of your life and the people who were by your side, giving you guidance, support and love.
That Traktor is like one of the Bigger here in Austria (EU) and for you it is a snow plow Lol
@Wikkitt Klown well we also have some with 400 plus HP but they are more rare
Delete that DEF once it starts giving you problems. Also if it is windy and around -5f it can derate you if the wind is coming from the side.
Best security system we got for our fruit farms was are German Shepard’s. No more break ins missing tools or equipment in the morning
332g Skid Steer and 6175R Tractor are some great upgrades.
Smart move getting Anna trained
I hope it doesn’t get anymore ridiculous but with all the virus foolishness you can’t be to safe.
You can put a six pack of be... soda in there. Milk, yoghurt.
I really do enjoy the many Chris Farley and Jim Carrey quotes you do. Cheers from Oz
Boy you and your back are gonna love that pusher , especially the back blade bar ! will that fit on your new to you skidloader ?
Little puppy's done a lot of growing.
You said your dinner just got home tell her i said hi😜😜
Please be sure to show/tell us how your new snow tools work IRL, especially the pusher. Also, does your new tractor have an IVT, or at least creeper gears, to help when you burry the snow blower into 3-4' of soaking wet Sierra Cement snow?
Thought Data was the guy off star trek.
Hope y'all stay in good shape and don't get sick like the rest of the country. Stay safe and may every seed you plant produces ten gold.
Why is the forklift yellow when it is from John Deere, shouldn’t it be green
John Deere’s construction color is yellow
Impact Technology! Love it. Even if you don't fix it you feel so much better. Thanks for sharing.
Yay it’s finally here!
Had a 6430 and traded it for a 6145R. Like the extra power and weight but HATE the reduced visibility of my loader in the front. I could use the 6430 like a fork lift, now I cant see the fork tips when I unload seed or chemical totes at ALL. Put a camera on it but it still is a pain, I have to jump out each time to make sure I am not punching a hole in anything.
Maybe now people will realize that we can go without celebrities and pro sports, but we can’t go without farmers. Like this is you want to be a farmer when u grow up to put food on the table.
Zach on our farm we have a 330G, it is a fantastic upgrade and I just don't think you can go wrong. I've moved several hundred 1500lb hay bales and it just plays with them.
i know they are red, but wouldn't something lik a Manitou MH25 forklift or MLT tele handler be a more ergonomic way to load and unload instead of the skitsteer?
Forklift would be nice on concrete but it can't do much besides move things around inside the shed. Skiddy is much more versatile
A 6175r as a chore tractor 🙈🙈 over here that'd be a flagship machine on a farm!! 😅
6 packs of bee.... soda LMAO
Bee soda isn't that honey LOL
biggest pain going from open cab to closed cab skid steer is not being able to get out of it if loader isn't down...
If they were a bit cheaper, I'd go with a JCB /w the side door
Before every meal I don’t thank God. I thank farmers. Would love to have you on my channel and podcast!!
That’s ok, because us farmers are thanking God every single day.
The farmers won't be offended if you forget about them but God will, do your part, you know better
Good show. Never having farmed for a living, I had no idea how family farms worked. Very eye opening. Would like to hear more.
congratulations
9:20 Percussive maintenance.
Being complicated is just part of a family farm. Being a family farm is the main reason I watch your videos.
I wonder what Jim will get fired for this year...
@Wikkitt Klown hahahaha...😂🤣
🤣🤣
Hopefully not for getting stuck 👊🏻😎
Ron Pratt (check out his youtube channel for his company Midwest Truck) uses their ropes with is towing equipment for vehicle recovery. He's a huge advocate for their products!
That "storage" on the left is a fridge..
congratulations on the tractor! looking forward to seeing you use it. I have a much smaller hla snow pusher from Courtney at good works tractors, you will love it
Hey Zach what type of snowmobile is that
XCR 800!
Nice 👍🏻😁