I’ve been having a lot of fun watching these videos seeing all of this equipment in action. I work for a really large John Deere dealership company. Something like 30 stores so I handle the paperwork for this stuff every day but I never get to see any of it.
I am 86 year old retired pilot, taught bush flying to com. pilots, after flying 4 years in the PI. I grew up on a farm in Ne. and bought a new 630 two banger and a220 corn picker I didn't. think it could get any better than that. I enjoy watching your farming videos .Days get long in the winter, so watch your farming an d flying videos. beats TV. If my watching your farming vedios to much just let me know. I live in Co. now but will soon be moving to the VA homes in Kearney Ne.
The FarmSim map was delayed but it is still being worked on! They are making more changes to be sure to get it right! There is no date on a release at this time but hopefully by harvest, thanks for your patience!!
Thanks for the update! i'd rather the map be good than rushed out. On a side note , I have no problem seeing you work with WD-40 or any other brands on the channel.
I'm a rural earthworks contractor here in New Zealand. I love seeing the kids out with dad on the farm. They turn out to be great kids too. I couldn't imagine a Lawyers kids would find it too interesting going to work with dad.
I've said my whole life that farmers are the most skilled people in earth. You can go to school to become a licensed welder, mechanic, heavy equip operator, botanic, business classes, etc etc. Farmers can do all of this blindfolded. Many farmers do carpentry, plumbing, electricity, and masonry as well. When there's not much field work, there's always something to fix or improve back home. If anyone who grew up on a farm applied for a job and I had any say in it, it would be a hard yes on the spot. If my car exploded in the middle of nowhere, I would pray for a farmer being nearby. Never under estimate a farmer.
Happy Birthday Ila! When you showed you and ?your Dad taking the wheels of the sprayer, it reminded me when I would help my Dad when we would widen our the rear wheels on the John Deere getting ready for planting corn, to raise hogs, and plant a garden. For garden tractor it wasn't bad, but seeing you and your Dad working together really made enjoy those times we had. Hug him every day and enjoy what time you have with him. Sorry for bring sappy, but I miss him.
Great WD-40 commercial intermission. I've been using WD-40 for years. I remember my great grandpa using it on the family farm when I was really young. I still use it today.
Gettin' stuff done on the farm. Hey Zach! Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Man, that corn is looking good...the soybeans are canopying over...the sun is shining and it's not raining...just another day in paradise. To top it off, a beach party for Illa and ice cold beer...it IS Miller time! :-) Thanks for sharing your day with us Zach...take care.
Oooowwwwwwww, I was hoping you would trade the planter coz I love your 3 min vids with you crying and comforting the planter and all, your a great actor Zac, God bless you and your family
What a beautiful time of year with that corn across the road. I grew up on a wheat/lentil farm in eastern Washington and these videos bring me back home - even if the weather/crops and seasons are a little off. My 16-yr-old son is super excited to drive combine for the first time this year (I won't tell the guys he's working for that he'd do it for free). Great videos and keep posting.
if you put a steel pipe extension on your bucket, you could then put that through the hub and lift off and set off anywhere you needed. make it easier for installing also.
I put new 12x38's on my 1944 C***, those tires were GIGANTIC!! OMG i listened to the whole commercial!! what a creative way to promote and awesome product!!
Man Zach if on my I wasn’t farming in Texas and up there I would be honored to drink a case of beer with y’all have fun thank you for your funny videos keeps me laughing as I’m farming
Your WD commercial was so impressive and good that it forced me to run to my nearest hardware store and empty their shelf with WD-40. Guy on the check out was like...-"eeerm,you sure you need this many?" I told him- "Yes,don't ask why."
You could always cultivate to get rid of the beans, and, it would help break up the crust and allow the soil to take in any rain. Chemicals are not the only answer. When i farmed i used a combination of both.
The WD-40 PTFE dry lube spray is awesome for R/c cars..use it on the small hub/wheel bearings, hinge pins, diff bearings, etc..Keeps those little bearings working longer!!
I have a friend who farms in South Georgia, and he just replaced a 9760 and a very tired 9650 (that the auger fell off once, now there's a story) with a brand new S790, that I had the pleasure of viewing from the road. Needless to say it's a good bit larger than the pervious ones.
Miller time. The best time after a day of shoveling schlop. Everybody should have to smell rotten corn at least once so when they complain about a bad smell they have a real good reference for how bad the smell really is. Thanks for the video.
Question - Why didn't you put the front loader bucket under the tire before you released the last lug? That way you wouldn't have to fight the weight of the wheel back and forth to get it on the bucket.
Taking those off seems really dangerous. If that tire falls and you're between it and whatever stops it, it could be a very bad day. I was thinking put the skid steer forks at the top and let if fall back onto them. Then hook a chain around it and carry it away. Provided the skid steer can handle the weight of it without tipping forward?
Get a Milwaukee 1/2 impact. Or if that isn't enough torque, get their brand new 1in cordless impact. Not sure if your familiar with their cordless line of tools, but they are a game changer, and save so much time over using air. And if u need to do work out in the field, u can bring it with.
We apply copper for white mold and blight in our pinto beans. You can run it through the sprayer(make sure you clean out really, really good when you’re done), but we are irrigated so we chemigate it through the sprinklers.
I know your pain Zach. I run a seed plant and i'm constantly having to shovel up wheat and messes all the time. When it gets wet and moldy and sticks together it is the worst. Happy birthday to your little one.
I ran a hardware store in Sweden back in the 80's, was one of the first in Europe to sell WD-40. One day this guy walks in, sees my WD-40 display and starts to curse. He'd been to the states, decided to import WD-40 to Scandinavia. Sad I had to take that away from him. WD-40 was an a awesome product, and still is [my favorite]. Fun fact, I was the first Swedish store to sell Kärcher. Got a sweet deal with the Germans, sold those washers by the truck loads. Got an eye for what's premium stuff, I guess. Goes to show I during my teens helped my neighbor on his farming, got to drive his green tractor and his green harvester. This was in the year -69 mind you, green ones was scarcely seen in Sweden. Sweden is kind of little USA. Back when my brother exchanged student with a guy from Boston MA, he was stunned we had hot dog stands. A nice guy, he and I shared a room at an B&B in Saltzburg years later, downhill skied from dawn till the lifts closed. Nice to see you and dad work so well together! Almost the same when the camera is off or is he more of the boss then? Love your accent, sounds kind of an Swedish one to me. Guess I'm one the money, you being from Minnesota. Keep up the great work, keep posting them must see videos!
That actor portraying Zach the millennial farmer did a terrible job. Zack should fire him and do it himself and save the money. God bless you and your family.
We have already done harvest here in the UK but our John deere equipment costs about £1.5 million all together and we just do arable and not dairy or beef
Zach you truly are showing renaissance man! It looks like I will need a mastery knowledge of the land, agriculture, technology, networking and now Marketing!
I bet a call to Precision Planting you could have that planter turned into a new one!! Delta, v drive, speed tube, and on and on!! I can see the new ad along with WD!
when you have time for your Kids Zach,and busy as Hell,thats awesome,growing up Dad didnt have as much time to share with us kids,but I understood why,but still wouldnt change it for the world,the Memories I will always have,looks like the Crops are doing damn good considering your late spring
1910 meters look a little rusty (shocker) just a help full tip i strongly recommend stainless parts now that they are becoming more available from aftermarket guys.. seems like all the stainless stuff I've put on mine was cheaper than Deere steel parts and made my life a lot easier!
That’s best commercial I’ve ever seen! First one I’ve ever enjoyed 😂 Corn looks awesome Zach. I’m in South Carolina and we had 100 degree heat from first of April on and that’s a first in my 44 years on this earth. Thankfully most is looking good, a lot of farmers lost theirs from heat and drought here. I see your beans are looking good too! Man I know y’all have had a ruff year too bud. Hard to us farm boys down though
My experience with cobra is you want to go on vacation for two weeks after you spray because the beans will look half dead until the new growth comes out.
Every time when I see your shovels what you have at your side of the world, I don't envy you guys, your backs have to be stiff after that amount of work with that small shovels of yours. When I had that oportuity to work in US for some time in the past, I hated only two things, shovels and wheelbarrows. :)
Looks like you could use a nice screw auger under that grain dryer to get that washed off material out of there without have to shovel it. Maybe a screw auger hopper custom job that would catch it as it is washed off
Park your loader tractor at a 90 to the sprayer, then just turn the tire 90 the loader. Cause if you slip of loss control of the tire, you don't have to dodge the bucket as the tire falls.
I’ve been having a lot of fun watching these videos seeing all of this equipment in action. I work for a really large John Deere dealership company. Something like 30 stores so I handle the paperwork for this stuff every day but I never get to see any of it.
Thanks for watching!!
Yy
I am 86 year old retired pilot, taught bush flying to com. pilots, after flying 4 years in the PI. I grew up on a farm in Ne. and bought a new 630 two banger and a220 corn picker I didn't. think it could get any better than that. I enjoy watching your farming videos .Days get long in the winter, so watch your farming an d flying videos. beats TV. If my watching your farming vedios to much just let me know. I live in Co. now but will soon be moving to the VA homes in Kearney Ne.
@@ednaferguson8680 hh h.
The FarmSim map was delayed but it is still being worked on! They are making more changes to be sure to get it right! There is no date on a release at this time but hopefully by harvest, thanks for your patience!!
thay maybe make map for season mod ready?
Thanks for the update! i'd rather the map be good than rushed out. On a side note , I have no problem seeing you work with WD-40 or any other brands on the channel.
I cant wait to play it! I downloaded all the mods of the equipment you have and I am ready to farm like the millennial farmer!
Yeeyee
Hey as long as it’s ready by late October in time for the Platinum Edition, I’ll be happy as a clam!
I'm a rural earthworks contractor here in New Zealand. I love seeing the kids out with dad on the farm. They turn out to be great kids too. I couldn't imagine a Lawyers kids would find it too interesting going to work with dad.
And next week on dancing with the tires!... 😂
I've said my whole life that farmers are the most skilled people in earth. You can go to school to become a licensed welder, mechanic, heavy equip operator, botanic, business classes, etc etc. Farmers can do all of this blindfolded.
Many farmers do carpentry, plumbing, electricity, and masonry as well. When there's not much field work, there's always something to fix or improve back home.
If anyone who grew up on a farm applied for a job and I had any say in it, it would be a hard yes on the spot. If my car exploded in the middle of nowhere, I would pray for a farmer being nearby. Never under estimate a farmer.
I really enjoyed watching you and your dad be completely in sync taking the tires off the sprayer, y'all work so well together!!
The real fans who watch every second got a classic Zach moment at the very end lololol
I look forward to those bits at the very end.
Happy Birthday Ila! When you showed you and ?your Dad taking the wheels of the sprayer, it reminded me when I would help my Dad when we would widen our the rear wheels on the John Deere getting ready for planting corn, to raise hogs, and plant a garden. For garden tractor it wasn't bad, but seeing you and your Dad working together really made enjoy those times we had. Hug him every day and enjoy what time you have with him. Sorry for bring sappy, but I miss him.
Next project, bolt in tire forks for the backhoe bucket. Save your back before it's to late.
He has a skid steer too right? Think I saw one the other day on a video. They have duals forks for that as well.
Great WD-40 commercial intermission. I've been using WD-40 for years. I remember my great grandpa using it on the family farm when I was really young. I still use it today.
Little farm girl is absolutely adorable!!!! the future of the farm!!!
Gettin' stuff done on the farm. Hey Zach! Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Man, that corn is looking good...the soybeans are canopying over...the sun is shining and it's not raining...just another day in paradise. To top it off, a beach party for Illa and ice cold beer...it IS Miller time! :-) Thanks for sharing your day with us Zach...take care.
Your ad is better than the pop-ups YT provides
Ditto that
i miss the days where i would help my grandfather on his farm. you are very lucky to be able to work with your dad.
*A clean construction site is the same as a clean farm: Clean Tools, Clean Floor, Clean Shop EQUALS Continued Success. Period.*
Why not move the scoop under the dual before you remove the last bolt?
I remember putting on and taking off duals. It was always better when I did it myself. Brother tired to help, but just hindered.
It can be a tricky job!!
We took a tranny jack laying around and made a wheel cart lift to go on it. Ive seen guys use bottle jacks also
MN Millennial Farmer you and your dad made it look easy!!
You gave your daughter a red shiny pick-up truck for her birthday?! You're the best dad ever.
Nice job Zach. Loved watching your videos, plus seeing how you keep your equipment clean. Happy Birthday to the little one. 🎁🎉🎉🎉😉👍👍👍👍
Oooowwwwwwww, I was hoping you would trade the planter coz I love your 3 min vids with you crying and comforting the planter and all, your a great actor Zac, God bless you and your family
Not like the fella in the wd 40 ad, wouldve been cheaper and better to do iylt himself.....
Lol
What a beautiful time of year with that corn across the road.
I grew up on a wheat/lentil farm in eastern Washington and these videos bring me back home - even if the weather/crops and seasons are a little off. My 16-yr-old son is super excited to drive combine for the first time this year (I won't tell the guys he's working for that he'd do it for free). Great videos and keep posting.
if you put a steel pipe extension on your bucket, you could then put that through the hub and lift off and set off anywhere you needed. make it easier for installing also.
I put new 12x38's on my 1944 C***, those tires were GIGANTIC!! OMG i listened to the whole commercial!! what a creative way to promote and awesome product!!
We use a skidsteer and pallet forks when we take the triples off our tractors. Works pretty slick
Getting the farm all spruced up for the Asian tourists HUH! LOL
You guy's handled that tire like a beast. Which is not easy. I know i used to change them all the time when i worked for FS..✌🇺🇸🚜🇺🇸
We know there’s a pallet of wd-40 sitting around there somewhere.
Its sitting in his basement lol
Don't ever say the master pipe layer came by last night 😂. Keep up the great work and informative videos!
Always cheers me up to see zach post a new video!!
Man Zach if on my I wasn’t farming in Texas and up there I would be honored to drink a case of beer with y’all have fun thank you for your funny videos keeps me laughing as I’m farming
"I'm not even going to ask he's not OK"
Rocky's on the rainbow bridge.
Ewwwwwwww!
Your WD commercial was so impressive and good that it forced me to run to my nearest hardware store and empty their shelf with WD-40.
Guy on the check out was like...-"eeerm,you sure you need this many?"
I told him- "Yes,don't ask why."
This is a common response.
You could always cultivate to get rid of the beans, and, it would help break up the crust and allow the soil to take in any rain. Chemicals are not the only answer. When i farmed i used a combination of both.
Always working smarter and not harder. Keep the awesome going!
The WD-40 PTFE dry lube spray is awesome for R/c cars..use it on the small hub/wheel bearings, hinge pins, diff bearings, etc..Keeps those little bearings working longer!!
I have a friend who farms in South Georgia, and he just replaced a 9760 and a very tired 9650 (that the auger fell off once, now there's a story) with a brand new S790, that I had the pleasure of viewing from the road. Needless to say it's a good bit larger than the pervious ones.
Don’t want to be that guy but after 25 years of ER nursing when your on the quad
Bike put a helmet on your favourite child love your videos & family
Miller time. The best time after a day of shoveling schlop. Everybody should have to smell rotten corn at least once so when they complain about a bad smell they have a real good reference for how bad the smell really is. Thanks for the video.
If its supposed to move but dosent, use WD-40
If it moves but shouldnt, use duct tape
Idiots, WD-40 makes things rust faster,seize up faster.
Your comment makes no sense buddy, of it moves but doesn't. If it moves it moves. If it doesnt it doesn't.
It should say, if it is supposed to move but doesn't, use wd40
Question - Why didn't you put the front loader bucket under the tire before you released the last lug? That way you wouldn't have to fight the weight of the wheel back and forth to get it on the bucket.
you have to stand in front of the wheel to undo the nut, if it falls towards you you don't want anything in your way lol
Or use bucket from above with log forks type arrangement? I was nervous the whole time they were fighting that.
To me its easier by my self than having someone else pushing on it to
Taking those off seems really dangerous. If that tire falls and you're between it and whatever stops it, it could be a very bad day. I was thinking put the skid steer forks at the top and let if fall back onto them. Then hook a chain around it and carry it away. Provided the skid steer can handle the weight of it without tipping forward?
@@rj5529 you could lift it up smart one so it don't fall off the last lug
If you had that one inch Milwaukee battery impact that Coton Top3 has you wouldn't need that air gun and bring out that hose.
Mike Olenick I saw that and got to have one!
That thing is sweet, hell even a used IR 1" with extended anvil would work
Get a Milwaukee 1/2 impact. Or if that isn't enough torque, get their brand new 1in cordless impact. Not sure if your familiar with their cordless line of tools, but they are a game changer, and save so much time over using air. And if u need to do work out in the field, u can bring it with.
Billy Highfill I second that my m18 makes me cream every time I use it🤘🏻
@@dr.kartzz18 best 300 I've spent!
Even the wd40 commercial (segment) was fun to watch, wish they made all commercials like that.
We apply copper for white mold and blight in our pinto beans. You can run it through the sprayer(make sure you clean out really, really good when you’re done), but we are irrigated so we chemigate it through the sprinklers.
I love those power washer guys!
You crack me up man. :) Keep doing what your doing. Enjoyable and informative vids.
Love the enthusiasm for drinking beer! You ever want to drink beer and tour a Southwest Kansas farm, let me know
I used to live on a farm with my grandparents, these videos make me miss it
I know your pain Zach. I run a seed plant and i'm constantly having to shovel up wheat and messes all the time. When it gets wet and moldy and sticks together it is the worst. Happy birthday to your little one.
We use forks on skid steer to cary duals around works great no manhandling .
Forks works great for removing & installing tires
Your videos always put a smile on my face. Thank You young Man.
Use forklift tines to move the wheels. Makes it easy
I ran a hardware store in Sweden back in the 80's, was one of the first in Europe to sell WD-40. One day this guy walks in, sees my WD-40 display and starts to curse. He'd been to the states, decided to import WD-40 to Scandinavia. Sad I had to take that away from him. WD-40 was an a awesome product, and still is [my favorite].
Fun fact, I was the first Swedish store to sell Kärcher. Got a sweet deal with the Germans, sold those washers by the truck loads. Got an eye for what's premium stuff, I guess.
Goes to show I during my teens helped my neighbor on his farming, got to drive his green tractor and his green harvester. This was in the year -69 mind you, green ones was scarcely seen in Sweden.
Sweden is kind of little USA. Back when my brother exchanged student with a guy from Boston MA, he was stunned we had hot dog stands. A nice guy, he and I shared a room at an B&B in Saltzburg years later, downhill skied from dawn till the lifts closed.
Nice to see you and dad work so well together! Almost the same when the camera is off or is he more of the boss then?
Love your accent, sounds kind of an Swedish one to me. Guess I'm one the money, you being from Minnesota.
Keep up the great work, keep posting them must see videos!
Heavy Swedish settlement all around us, including our family. There's still a few old timers around with super thick swedish accents!!
Odd jobs around the farm in the dog days of Summer. Happy Birthday!
13:41 "DEERE~TAY" lol. Don't Church it up, DIRT!!!
Your WD-40 ad was the best so far.
Zack! glad you finally introduced yourself! Been using WD-40 since it was introduced. Showing my age.
Best show on TV!
That actor portraying Zach the millennial farmer did a terrible job.
Zack should fire him and do it himself and save the money.
God bless you and your family.
I'll let Zach know about the viewers disappointment!
@@MillennialFarmer The real millennial farmer has more talent than that guy.
Great job on combining the “commercial” with actual entertaining content! Overall awesome video as always
How many tries to get that 'commercial' right?
You should have a forklift with sideshift whenever you are putting on or taking off duels.. Makes it sooo much easier
This piece here is mighty dearty....good stuff!!!
That WD-40 commercial was the best!
I've been waiting for WD-40 cologne. I'd go for any cologne that includes WD-40 and barbecue smoke.
Yes there is , I live in Canada and I bet the contest is not open to non residents.
We have already done harvest here in the UK but our John deere equipment costs about £1.5 million all together and we just do arable and not dairy or beef
Hi you keep your place very clean and tidy ,nice job. Thanks for videos.
Zach you truly are showing renaissance man! It looks like I will need a mastery knowledge of the land, agriculture, technology, networking and now Marketing!
Made my day. 2 videos in a week. They through me out of Milwaukee because I hate beer.
I bet a call to Precision Planting you could have that planter turned into a new one!! Delta, v drive, speed tube, and on and on!! I can see the new ad along with WD!
All your vehicles started!!
Love your videos and Channel, Zach...This was interesting and fun....Thanks!
I like old style MN Farmer videos. Like this one. Now it's time for some WD 40 shopping :) Greatings from Poland :)
Grew up in the millennial state So happy I came across your channel Thanks
Can't wait to start harvesting next week. Going probably with barley or winter wheat first. Can't wait!!!!
when you have time for your Kids Zach,and busy as Hell,thats awesome,growing up Dad didnt have as much time to share with us kids,but I understood why,but still wouldnt change it for the world,the Memories I will always have,looks like the Crops are doing damn good considering your late spring
1910 meters look a little rusty (shocker) just a help full tip i strongly recommend stainless parts now that they are becoming more available from aftermarket guys.. seems like all the stainless stuff I've put on mine was cheaper than Deere steel parts and made my life a lot easier!
Hey you guys you azoxystrobin too! I'm not a farmer, I just use it in my lawn to control dollar spot and brown patch. I had no idea.
Nice beans and we do the same thing , we get just as good yields on 30in rows as 15in or air seeder
hey if yall park to the left or right of the tire you will have room to work and its a one direction roll to get in the loader.
You are the most amazing farmer
So save your back, why dont you put the front loader under the wheel before you remove the last bolts? This way you dont need to roll it over
That’s best commercial I’ve ever seen! First one I’ve ever enjoyed 😂
Corn looks awesome Zach. I’m in South Carolina and we had 100 degree heat from first of April on and that’s a first in my 44 years on this earth. Thankfully most is looking good, a lot of farmers lost theirs from heat and drought here. I see your beans are looking good too! Man I know y’all have had a ruff year too bud. Hard to us farm boys down though
They way you moved that tire should guarantee you a spot in the next Dancing with the stars!!!
Agreed!
Your Minnie Mo doesn't get enough screen time. It deserves it's own video.
My experience with cobra is you want to go on vacation for two weeks after you spray because the beans will look half dead until the new growth comes out.
Every time when I see your shovels what you have at your side of the world, I don't envy you guys, your backs have to be stiff after that amount of work with that small shovels of yours. When I had that oportuity to work in US for some time in the past, I hated only two things, shovels and wheelbarrows. :)
Can't get enough! Great material.
So you are just Zack with the pizza guy? You order too much pizza :)
It's the bar up the road. So pizza, burgers, and beer. The full food pyramid.
MN Millennial Farmer Merica!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
small townS, I used to call Pizza Hut about twice a week and just say, Hey, Its Lucas, they would say ready in 15 minutes!
Randy "The Master Pipe Layer"....luv it!!
I work at Sloan in assumption IL where Sloan express was started
I like the almost whoops taking off the steps with the front tire
You live an impressive life, keep what's important Most important! Love your channel.
Looks like you could use a nice screw auger under that grain dryer to get that washed off material out of there without have to shovel it. Maybe a screw auger hopper custom job that would catch it as it is washed off
Really enjoyed seeing the old MM on the Green farm
Park your loader tractor at a 90 to the sprayer, then just turn the tire 90 the loader. Cause if you slip of loss control of the tire, you don't have to dodge the bucket as the tire falls.
You need to get yourself some cordless Milwaukee impacts. You wont regret it!!!
My favorite race car drivin' millenial farmer in Minny
Going to be in Starbuck this weekend known you where there fr the farmers business