Awesome seeing you getting the kids involved in harvest. Stay safe Tony. Henry looked like he was in 7th Heaven lol. Keep videos coming content is great.
Great educational videos. I was a Logger for 23 yrs. We started hunting Illinois several yrs ago and I have been fascinated with the farming but never understood the process. Enjoy your videos. Thanks
Pay attention all city people that need college educations ! This Father is teaching common sense , and I'll take that over your Harvard Diploma that you bought any day ! Because common sense is not very common . I just Subscribed your a great AMERICAN sir !
Teach them right Tony!!! They will be much better people than those who never got the responsibility of running equipment!!! My girls started out as grease monkeys, now one works with me, the other is a diesel mechanic 😁 Cut my teeth on an old late '60s C2.. aftermarket hot box. Sit and sweat!!! Oat dust and clover dust are not fun to be in!! Thanks for the video!!
It doesn't hurt to have the kids learn how to run the equipment. I was about 12 when I started helping my uncle drive his Allis Chalmers in wheat, this was about 1968 and no cab but he did have an umbrella that helped some. Good video.
The grin on your face watching your kids run equipment is priceless Tony. They will remember that stuff forever. I know I sure do. Hell my old man hasn’t even climbed into the combine all summer or fall now. He enjoys shelling corn so I’m sure he’ll climb in here eventually. It’s funny how time flies. I can remember being a little kid sitting on his lap getting you run the steering wheel in the 4400. Then to him sliding over in the seat and letting me run the controls. Now I can’t get him to climb up in it and I set the whole damn thing. Been kinda grinning thinking about the memories typing this out. Good times
Good job teaching the kids on running the combine. I grew up on a farm & I don't know how to drive a combine so I'm jealous & I'm forty five years old. 😭😭
Good honest work and you're doing a great job with it. From what I can tell, Henry is a great help. It looks like you've taught him well... the girls too. Glad harvest is going pretty smoothly. I'm going to miss the excellent content which I assume will slow down for a bit once winter sets in. Thanks as always.
That kids pretty lucky to have an awsome dad like you. Bet he was tickeled pink running that combine. I'm 30 years old and havent got the opportunity to run a combine. Hopefully one day I can. For now next best thing I get to run the cart.
Your kids will never forget those combine rides. Henry is doing a fine job! I wouldn't trade growing up on a farm for anything. I'm sure as they get old enough to realize what that was worth they wouldn't either. Good video, man. Keep it up.
Greatest part of my childhood was running dozer at 9 and loader at 10 for my uncle and his dad but I was even younger then that when my father through my butt on some iron, had a little Farmall Super A we plowed the driveway with and used to skid logs for firewood, cast iron seat in 10 degree weather will make a man out of any boy, lol!
I can honesty say it a proud moment when your kid is runnin the machine. Until they get older and kick you out permanently! They tell me, you pay for it and we will run it 😂 little bastards!
We had a Oliver 510 gas combine when I was a kid. Dad ended up taking the cab off because he could never see anything with the cab on because of the dust.
PSJ.....Planet Safe Juice. :) Really enjoying your vids. You’re outlook & opinion is a fresh change from a lot of other channels. Hearing your story of dumping on the go whether the cart was there or not & the consequences sure did sound like what my father would have said. With a few Cuss words thrown in there for good erasure. LOL Take care & stay safe bud. Cheers
Watch all your TikToks now follow you on you RUclips keep up the good work! I haul straw over here in the Uk but not from a farming background so enjoy the info 👍
You mentioned the beans being dirtier than normal, I think here in Indiana they were less *fuzzy* than usual. They had some but normally the combine gets a layer 6 to 8 inches deep on the throat, not so this year. Sure, it was a bit windier than normal at times, but when it was calm, there just wasn't the buildup like most years. Varieties didn't seem to matter, I wonder if the extreme dryness this year was a factor.
@@growincorn745 You better be hittin the hay unless Sunday is a no work day for you guys. For me, my brother and I are gonna warm up a couple corn pickers Mines a 2 PR IH. His is a damn New Idea no. 7. POS.
@@57fitter lol corn pickers are one thing I've never ran. They were pretty much gone by the time i was born. We usually don't work sundays unless we absolutely have to. Best of luck with the corn pickin!
I enjoyed hearing you talk about the combines you rode growing up. Did y'all ever own a 9500 or that series? Enjoy watching all your videos. I can tell that you are super proud of the kids. Can't wait for my son to run the cart along side me some day.
I sorta skipped that series, however i went on wheat harvest out west in 1998 and spent all summer and fall in a 9600 so i did spend a fair amount of time in one.
I started out on a 55 with a 3 row head too. It had a 13' rigid platform for beans and an M&W robot header control. We thought we were in tall cotton, lol.
Kids are doing great . Maybe not harvesting 5,000 bushels an hr but they appear to be in good hands . How do you like that drill?. I got same 1, little older and it drives me nuts. Can’t change wheel depth with out something messing up and the pressure springs are a real treat to change on your own. Rows don’t want to plant unless perfect level . I could go on for days
@@davidsonlankford1168 actually we got a waterway to build and it seems we cant ever get it done in the spring or fall so we're just gonna sow it to wheat and do it next summer when we got a lot more time, so we'll just sell the wheat for grain and call it good.
@@growincorn745 good to see you pouring crappy fertilizer in the tank😂🤣 I have no use for that crap! Son in law has one truck that uses it.. freaking joke!
I take that f. En however you spell it of and screw any warranty i void i went from 10 /13 miles per gal all the way to 25 now you tell me what is better for the environment!!!!!!
Way to go, Henry! Have a blast running that combine!! 👍👍
That's great!! So much fun for kids the run machinery!!!😊😊
Tony, it sure is nice to see the proud look on your face watching your kids run the equipment
Your boy will never forget the first time being turned loose in the combine, I know I sure haven’t!
Awesome seeing you getting the kids involved in harvest. Stay safe Tony. Henry looked like he was in 7th Heaven lol. Keep videos coming content is great.
Congratulations Dad, I could see the pride in your eyes!
Great educational videos. I was a Logger for 23 yrs. We started hunting Illinois several yrs ago and I have been fascinated with the farming but never understood the process. Enjoy your videos. Thanks
Awesome to see the kids loving to be apart of the family farm. Keep up the great work I can only imagine how big the smiles are on the kids faces
Pay attention all city people that need college educations ! This Father is teaching common sense , and I'll take that over your Harvard Diploma that you bought any day ! Because common sense is not very common . I just Subscribed your a great AMERICAN sir !
Thank you sir!!
I’m really enjoying your channel, Henry is getting the best raising humanly possible 👍🏻🇺🇸
Teach them right Tony!!!
They will be much better people than those who never got the responsibility of running equipment!!!
My girls started out as grease monkeys, now one works with me, the other is a diesel mechanic 😁
Cut my teeth on an old late '60s C2.. aftermarket hot box. Sit and sweat!!! Oat dust and clover dust are not fun to be in!!
Thanks for the video!!
That's great! Thanks for watching!
It doesn't hurt to have the kids learn how to run the equipment. I was about 12 when I started helping my uncle drive his Allis Chalmers in wheat, this was about 1968 and no cab but he did have an umbrella that helped some. Good video.
The grin on your face watching your kids run equipment is priceless Tony. They will remember that stuff forever. I know I sure do. Hell my old man hasn’t even climbed into the combine all summer or fall now. He enjoys shelling corn so I’m sure he’ll climb in here eventually. It’s funny how time flies. I can remember being a little kid sitting on his lap getting you run the steering wheel in the 4400. Then to him sliding over in the seat and letting me run the controls. Now I can’t get him to climb up in it and I set the whole damn thing. Been kinda grinning thinking about the memories typing this out. Good times
I was driving a a machine when I was 12 great memory now 64 and retired 👏👏
That’s awesome you’re taking the time show the kids the ropes ! That’s good parenting👍🏻
Good job teaching the kids on running the combine. I grew up on a farm & I don't know how to drive a combine so I'm jealous & I'm forty five years old. 😭😭
Good honest work and you're doing a great job with it. From what I can tell, Henry is a great help. It looks like you've taught him well... the girls too. Glad harvest is going pretty smoothly. I'm going to miss the excellent content which I assume will slow down for a bit once winter sets in. Thanks as always.
That kids pretty lucky to have an awsome dad like you. Bet he was tickeled pink running that combine. I'm 30 years old and havent got the opportunity to run a combine. Hopefully one day I can. For now next best thing I get to run the cart.
Thank you
18:25 That sounds like the making of a competent operator! You must be very proud of your youngins
Yes sir and thank you for watching
Your kids will never forget those combine rides. Henry is doing a fine job! I wouldn't trade growing up on a farm for anything. I'm sure as they get old enough to realize what that was worth they wouldn't either. Good video, man. Keep it up.
My uncle set up his S680 combine to where you don’t use DEF
Awesome drone footage!! Thanks for taking the time to make videos!
Great video, great family, keep up the good work.
Nice to see the next generation learning the ropes
Great video! Look forward to more!
That’s sweet. I’ve been running equipment by myself since I was about 11 too and I’m 15 now
Awesome brother time with your kids 👍👍👍
That's just great love how proud I are of ur kids it's great to see them grow up love it very proud of you and how u raised your kids
Thank you!
Your welcome keep up the good work love your stuff and your a great dad
I bet the kids had fun
Great family glad to see you have good help with your kid's
Thanks
Great footage sir!
Love you content brother. Great job young man. Ready for next weeks videos
Thanks
Love your videos!!
Hi Tony, started on a New Holland Clayson 133 I think no cab lots of dust and a tan 🤣🤣
Really like your channel Here in Hanna,IN stay safe !
Joe- from Mississippi- thanks for keeping it real.
Greatest part of my childhood was running dozer at 9 and loader at 10 for my uncle and his dad but I was even younger then that when my father through my butt on some iron, had a little Farmall Super A we plowed the driveway with and used to skid logs for firewood, cast iron seat in 10 degree weather will make a man out of any boy, lol!
I can honesty say it a proud moment when your kid is runnin the machine. Until they get older and kick you out permanently! They tell me, you pay for it and we will run it 😂 little bastards!
That’s good ur Leting ur kids do tht and boy I miss going on harvest I want and started driving truck keep up the videos
I was 9 the first year i ran combine on wheat harvest. Me and my twin brother ran our MF 760s with 24 ft. Headers.
We had a Oliver 510 gas combine when I was a kid. Dad ended up taking the cab off because he could never see anything with the cab on because of the dust.
PSJ.....Planet Safe Juice. :) Really enjoying your vids. You’re outlook & opinion is a fresh change from a lot of other channels. Hearing your story of dumping on the go whether the cart was there or not & the consequences sure did sound like what my father would have said. With a few Cuss words thrown in there for good erasure. LOL Take care & stay safe bud. Cheers
Lol thanks i appreciate that!
That's exactly how I got to where I am today,. Started out young
Watch all your TikToks now follow you on you RUclips keep up the good work! I haul straw over here in the Uk but not from a farming background so enjoy the info 👍
Thank you!!
You mentioned the beans being dirtier than normal, I think here in Indiana they were less *fuzzy* than usual. They had some but normally the combine gets a layer 6 to 8 inches deep on the throat, not so this year. Sure, it was a bit windier than normal at times, but when it was calm, there just wasn't the buildup like most years. Varieties didn't seem to matter, I wonder if the extreme dryness this year was a factor.
I honestly think it was.
@@growincorn745 You better be hittin the hay unless Sunday is a no work day for you guys. For me, my brother and I are gonna warm up a couple corn pickers
Mines a 2 PR IH. His is a damn New Idea no. 7. POS.
Oh, yeah with a little hand shuckin to open the field first.
@@57fitter lol corn pickers are one thing I've never ran. They were pretty much gone by the time i was born. We usually don't work sundays unless we absolutely have to. Best of luck with the corn pickin!
@@growincorn745 Thanks and we ll keep our limbs to ourselves.
I enjoyed hearing you talk about the combines you rode growing up. Did y'all ever own a 9500 or that series? Enjoy watching all your videos. I can tell that you are super proud of the kids. Can't wait for my son to run the cart along side me some day.
I sorta skipped that series, however i went on wheat harvest out west in 1998 and spent all summer and fall in a 9600 so i did spend a fair amount of time in one.
The stuff for the combine is liquid fertilizer and you can thank Europe for that stuff.
Hopefully you caught some of the much needed rain to settle some of the dust. We were dangerously dry here, a lot of field fires here in Indiana.
Yeah we're terribly dry here. Combine fire yesterday burnt down a house and 6 miles of fields.
@@growincorn745 makes a guy keep a disk hooked up for sure
Good to see the millennial following your lead on the next generation farmers!
i know how it feels to have cab beans
As soon as I got the notification I had to come watch
Thank ya sir!
@@growincorn745 not a problem good to see the kids involved wish I got the chance to run combine or cart I just drive truck
I'm 50 and every combine I've been in. Has had AC
I started out on a 55 with a 3 row head too. It had a 13' rigid platform for beans and an M&W robot header control. We thought we were in tall cotton, lol.
Fairly new to your channel but some awesome content
Thanks!
I agree def is harsh on pretty much everything
Kids are doing great . Maybe not harvesting 5,000 bushels an hr but they appear to be in good hands .
How do you like that drill?. I got same 1, little older and it drives me nuts. Can’t change wheel depth with out something messing up and the pressure springs are a real treat to change on your own. Rows don’t want to plant unless perfect level . I could go on for days
It does ok for us, but we dont use it hardly at all. Would probably have something different if we planted a lot of wheat.
dont forget to show how your dryer works
What autotrac spacing are you running with a 30 foot head? 29.0?
29.6
Is that corn growing in sand because the ground is white. Just curious
Come out with t shirts !
I like your tiktoks better lol
No gleaners aloud
How fast u go with ur s660 .I live in auburn Illinois. We have an s660 and a sts9670
We put and ekotune on it and gave it 50 more hp. I run 4.5 in 200 bu corn at 22%. Push a 30 ft draper 4.7-5.0 mph
Where at in central Illinois? Chillicothe here
Shelbyville
My little sisters name is cora and everytime I run the grain cart for my boss she loves to ride with me. She’s 4
Thats awesome!
Do you guys put anhydrous down?
Yes we do. Some years we put it on in the fall, some years the spring.
@@growincorn745 oh ok👍🏻
Do you guys have rocks? We're in northwest Indiana and we can walk on em
Do they not have MB bags of wheat in your area?
We were only planting 13 acres so we didn't need a whole mini bulk.
@@growincorn745. Makes perfect sense. Assumed you were planting a lot more. Is it for straw or cover crop?
@@davidsonlankford1168 actually we got a waterway to build and it seems we cant ever get it done in the spring or fall so we're just gonna sow it to wheat and do it next summer when we got a lot more time, so we'll just sell the wheat for grain and call it good.
Good morning
Mornin
@@growincorn745 good to see you pouring crappy fertilizer in the tank😂🤣 I have no use for that crap!
Son in law has one truck that uses it.. freaking joke!
I take that f. En however you spell it of and screw any warranty i void i went from 10 /13 miles per gal all the way to 25 now you tell me what is better for the environment!!!!!!
Exactly
hi
I’m hoping you follow me on TickTock by the way how many acres do you farm we farm to thousand acres
We farm about 1100. Whats your tic tok name?
@@growincorn745 farmboymx215