Looks like y'all had a lot more rain than we've had in Florence. Like I said before, you would get a lot more done if you didn’t stop & play in the mud!😂 Hayden, I'd say that Tessa is a keeper! She's willing to get out there & get dirty!😉 She fits right in. Stay safe out there. I appreciate the fact that you'd do anything to get cool shots, like getting dusted! I really enjoy your videos & look forward to each one.❤
"Where'd my chain go!“ A new t-shirt slogan for you Hayden ❤️ Tessa was proper dirty - you go girl! You guys may be setting your 'all time stuck' record. I hope you missed the rains earlier this week! Thank you Hayden for the video. - Hope
Hayden, you may questioned the decision to get that close up shot. But, it was a great shot. We really enjoy your channel. Already looking forward to the next one.
A lot of people in our country run the drive tires backwards. You’ll spin quicker but most generally be able to back out. Also they won’t wear as much roading them.
I always like greasing and blowing off the machine at night when I’m done so I can get dirty and then shower. Then the next day I start by checking oil and then ready to roll and start the day clean. lol.
Hayden, how could you do that? But Mom , how could you do this again? Do I sound like a broken record? Hayden, I greatly approve of Ms. Tessa ! Keep that lady around! 😊
When trying to pull something that's stuck, do what your dad did in the last video, pull from a 45 degree angle, not directly behind. Your only pulling half of the load, while also getting half of the combine out. Much easier, much more effective. You see professional heavy wreckers doing that.
What a nightmare. That’s a lot of mud. It’d be nice to have a set of those super wide high floatation tires to have on standby just for those situations. I have no idea where you’d carry them though because they’re so big. Great job and content! Hoping for a safe and prosperous cutting season for all of you! Blessings from Oklahoma!
This is going to be interesting. It won't be long before Tessa is going to tell you(Hayden) how things should be done. 🙂 We will see if Hayden is going to be man enough to accept Tessa as an equal. Of course you are doing the editing and we may never know 🙂 I thoroughly enjoy your videos and getting a glimpse of rural Texas life.
Somehow when you grease you always end up having some on you. Even if all the fittings are easy to access. I'd say it's magic, like the grease sweating tires.
I’ll bet you’ll be glad to get some drier country. That mud is a pain in the butt!!! Tessa is becoming a real trooper in learning to do everything. That may be something she comes to regret!!! Just a suggestion, but if I was her, I would pull my hair up and away from her face. I cringe every time she gets near the equipment and afraid it’s going to get caught in something, that would be awful.
@okiecubsfan1961 I get where you’re coming from. However, she is not around moving parts when they are moving. There are all kinds of sensors that keep the machine from running without someone actually sitting in the seat. & trust me, you have to weigh enough to even keep that going. I try to peek in my bin at my sample & my separator tries to turn off because I’ve shifted in my seat. I promise you that we will keep her (& everyone else on this crew) safe.
@@HarvestChic thank you. One of the girls that grew up with her score got caught grinding feed. Thankfully I was not a first responder. I imagine there was a lot of PTSD over that.! I also had an uncle his leg and another one lose a hand PTO. Corn pickers back then
I have seen a lot of chains broken over the years and have almost been hurt seriously if it wasn’t for Tractor muffler. Yankum Rope would be something to consider even though they’re pretty expensive
I’m enjoying your combine videos. I’m way up here in Alberta but was raised on a farm in Manitoba. We don’t have any rattle snakes this far up like southern Alberta but I was wondering how often you run into rattle snakes down there. Thanks
Curious if you guys moved North into the panhandle the other day? Had a crew come through my hometown in Dickens county yesterday that sure looked like yalls equipment.
I’m guessing the sickle is plugging because of the weeds and green grasses in the crop and especially worse when it gets tough. Our sickle literally never plugs like that cause our fields are clean. You guys run into all variants of fields. Some are clean some are not so I can understand why you guys have trouble with your cutter bar. But we also use deer headers. So I’m not sure if they cut better in those conditions you have. Maybe that’s why we never plug our sickle. But anyways. It’s frustrating when you can’t cut especially when it gets tough.
G'day Hayden been enjoying your videos of your every day job being a harvest contractor but I have notice your mum she drives the header with 4x4 an she's always getting bogged 🤔🤔🤔🤔👍
@michaelmason1087 ….after 12+ inches of rain it doesn’t matter if you have 4x4, LSW’s, duals, etc- when a field has been ripped deep there’s nothing going to hold you on top when you find a wet spot.
@@HarvestChic I hear what you're saying there 12 inches of rain a lot of rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️ thanks for the reply great work ethic you guys have stay safe happy harvesting 👍👍👍👍
@timmoore3534 ….I just do it for entertainment. Actually, we have had over 12 inches of rain & the field had been ripped deep before planting. But like most harvesters will tell you….a 4x4 will only get you more stuck, or a 4x4 will just make you need a longer rope.
I have been custom harvesting for 30 years and my family has been going 70 years. We have never owned a 4wd and we cut high moisture corn basically as soon as they shut the sprinklers off and don’t get stuck like that.
Your midstream videos are very interesting but, the greasing intro is a bit mundane. Maybe switch that up with something else. Dang, you know it's a good stuck when the back of the combine is bouncing.....
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Looks like y'all had a lot more rain than we've had in Florence. Like I said before, you would get a lot more done if you didn’t stop & play in the mud!😂 Hayden, I'd say that Tessa is a keeper! She's willing to get out there & get dirty!😉 She fits right in. Stay safe out there. I appreciate the fact that you'd do anything to get cool shots, like getting dusted! I really enjoy your videos & look forward to each one.❤
"Where'd my chain go!“ A new t-shirt slogan for you Hayden ❤️
Tessa was proper dirty - you go girl!
You guys may be setting your 'all time stuck' record.
I hope you missed the rains earlier this week!
Thank you Hayden for the video. - Hope
Hayden, you may questioned the decision to get that close up shot. But, it was a great shot. We really enjoy your channel. Already looking forward to the next one.
Amazing video Guys. thank y'all so much
Mom and that shield,cracked me up 😂
I’m going to design a new shield & sell it to John Deere….but it’s going to have my name on it 😉
@@HarvestChic Well you already have a customer with two Combines😂
That’s a lot of work… cool wheat harvest videos
A lot of people in our country run the drive tires backwards. You’ll spin quicker but most generally be able to back out. Also they won’t wear as much roading them.
Enjoyed the video Hayden...glad you found your chain again!
That has to be so frustrating, can't imagine.
running out of luck xD
tomorrow the Graincart gets stuck while cody trys to rescue you both xD
Take it back lol
That would be a complete disaster. And an expensive tow bill.
I always like greasing and blowing off the machine at night when I’m done so I can get dirty and then shower. Then the next day I start by checking oil and then ready to roll and start the day clean. lol.
Duals and 4wd helps out tremendously on staying on top of the ground
Hayden, how could you do that?
But Mom , how could you do this again?
Do I sound like a broken record?
Hayden, I greatly approve of Ms. Tessa ! Keep that lady around! 😊
When trying to pull something that's stuck, do what your dad did in the last video, pull from a 45 degree angle, not directly behind. Your only pulling half of the load, while also getting half of the combine out. Much easier, much more effective. You see professional heavy wreckers doing that.
Getting both combines stuck at the same time. That looks like a barrel of fun. Lol.
Hayden your Dad is the man,he works his tail off
Like mother like son, keep the rubber on top of dirt. Hope you don't get as much rain as other parts of Texas.
What a nightmare. That’s a lot of mud. It’d be nice to have a set of those super wide high floatation tires to have on standby just for those situations. I have no idea where you’d carry them though because they’re so big. Great job and content! Hoping for a safe and prosperous cutting season for all of you! Blessings from Oklahoma!
This is going to be interesting. It won't be long before Tessa is going to tell you(Hayden) how things should be done. 🙂 We will see if Hayden is going to be man enough to accept Tessa as an equal. Of course you are doing the editing and we may never know 🙂 I thoroughly enjoy your videos and getting a glimpse of rural Texas life.
I find it interesting that “Hey Dudes” are the workboot of choice!
And why’s that
Somehow when you grease you always end up having some on you. Even if all the fittings are easy to access. I'd say it's magic, like the grease sweating tires.
Curious if you spray fungicide every year? If not what affect did all the rain have on quality?
The mud never ends…
It's no fun playing in the mud! I hope things dry out.
Great to see such dedication to family and business.... The question is, how old are u Hayden?
Dr. Hayden.. With that much wet ground...What are the moisture numbers for that wheat?? It looks so "dirty". Where are the "amber waves of grain"?
I’ll bet you’ll be glad to get some drier country. That mud is a pain in the butt!!! Tessa is becoming a real trooper in learning to do everything. That may be something she comes to regret!!! Just a suggestion, but if I was her, I would pull my hair up and away from her face. I cringe every time she gets near the equipment and afraid it’s going to get caught in something, that would be awful.
@okiecubsfan1961 I get where you’re coming from. However, she is not around moving parts when they are moving. There are all kinds of sensors that keep the machine from running without someone actually sitting in the seat. & trust me, you have to weigh enough to even keep that going. I try to peek in my bin at my sample & my separator tries to turn off because I’ve shifted in my seat. I promise you that we will keep her (& everyone else on this crew) safe.
@@HarvestChic thank you. One of the girls that grew up with her score got caught grinding feed. Thankfully I was not a first responder. I imagine there was a lot of PTSD over that.!
I also had an uncle his leg and another one lose a hand PTO. Corn pickers back then
I have seen a lot of chains broken over the years and have almost been hurt seriously if it wasn’t for Tractor muffler.
Yankum Rope would be something to consider even though they’re pretty expensive
@@paulprigge1209 actually….I am an RN & first responder.
@@HarvestChic then you have seen some of the worst. Bless your heart
I’m enjoying your combine videos. I’m way up here in Alberta but was raised on a farm in Manitoba.
We don’t have any rattle snakes this far up like southern Alberta but I was wondering how often you run into rattle snakes down there. Thanks
So i take it mom dont like that shield lol
I say bad things every time i put that shield on
Who’s the girl?? 🤷♂️ I really wish she didn’t stand so close when you pick that header up just incase it would fall off 😬
Curious if you guys moved North into the panhandle the other day? Had a crew come through my hometown in Dickens county yesterday that sure looked like yalls equipment.
is the wheat turning off well
Mom stuck again Hayden wins!!!! Lol
You were behind on editing now I’m behind on watching videos we’ve been really busy moving to Kansas
I’m still behind on editing lol. Let’s just say I could use a nap 🫣
I’m guessing the sickle is plugging because of the weeds and green grasses in the crop and especially worse when it gets tough. Our sickle literally never plugs like that cause our fields are clean. You guys run into all variants of fields. Some are clean some are not so I can understand why you guys have trouble with your cutter bar. But we also use deer headers. So I’m not sure if they cut better in those conditions you have. Maybe that’s why we never plug our sickle. But anyways. It’s frustrating when you can’t cut especially when it gets tough.
@EvanC8 ….yes the weeds & grass & humidity 😖
Oh sure mom gets stuck so you can’t let her win 😂
Engineers need to actually come and work, grease or whatever on their improvements
How many more times is mom going to get stuck
Is it too expensive or too much trouble to run duals on the combines?
@@rightsideofthegrass8114 I remember and understand that. But you're near to home. Do you never use duals?
If you don't get a little grease on you,your not doing it right.Good Job young lady
I thought some of the grease fittings are 400 hr ones
You need duals
Clean your air filters and cabin filters out.
Give cody his camera back 🎉
Do you run a single or dual knife drive on those headers?
@stephenohlmann7608 single…. 10/10 do NOT recommend.
Take the shields off. You guys are professionals. Leave them in the shop.
Isn’t that the truth
G'day Hayden been enjoying your videos of your every day job being a harvest contractor but I have notice your mum she drives the header with 4x4 an she's always getting bogged 🤔🤔🤔🤔👍
@michaelmason1087 ….after 12+ inches of rain it doesn’t matter if you have 4x4, LSW’s, duals, etc- when a field has been ripped deep there’s nothing going to hold you on top when you find a wet spot.
@@HarvestChic I hear what you're saying there 12 inches of rain a lot of rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️ thanks for the reply great work ethic you guys have stay safe happy harvesting 👍👍👍👍
It goes from dry to wet
It’s a dusty one
Her guards are worse out
See your T 17k plus subscribers we'll done
Tell Cody we’re praying for him a lady friend
How do you get the 4wd stuck that often?
@timmoore3534 ….I just do it for entertainment.
Actually, we have had over 12 inches of rain & the field had been ripped deep before planting. But like most harvesters will tell you….a 4x4 will only get you more stuck, or a 4x4 will just make you need a longer rope.
I have been custom harvesting for 30 years and my family has been going 70 years. We have never owned a 4wd and we cut high moisture corn basically as soon as they shut the sprinklers off and don’t get stuck like that.
And not everyone has the same ground as you 🫣
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Your midstream videos are very interesting but, the greasing intro is a bit mundane. Maybe switch that up with something else. Dang, you know it's a good stuck when the back of the combine is bouncing.....
That's part of every day maintenance on a harvest crew. I'm surprised he hasn't shown blowing out the cabin and engine air filters daily
This has been bugging me for a couple of seasons... Why do you keep calling your little sister "mom"?? Seems weird.
Yeah how about you stop!!
Is it time for a @YankumRope