Norman Zywicki don't worry Norm farmers all over the world do the same, I seem to spend most of the day fixing stuff, maybe if farmers got better paid for what they do we could afford new equipment and spend less time fixing, but we are price takers and that's the way of the world.
@@theoroseboom-ranch-rimbey6636 seriously? Maybe you could make a video with Justin Trudeau getting it done. Full offense Canada is bellow France in the we don't have a set of balls category. If it fell off the face of the Earth the world would be a better place. Canada sucks and don't ever forget it
My uncle was the John Deere rep for the north east. When he retired he worked part time for Widrick Deere in sandy creek which now is caz equipment. The only job he ever had. Straight out of college.
Thank YOU for taking the time to turn the camera on... Most folks have no idea how many different things go wrong, need immediate attention.. and then the live stream in the dark after it all...
Good video, The part name is Impeller for the volute centrifugal pump style. The impellers wear out along with the housing when your dead heading or pushing to much flow and get restriction. Really enjoy the videos. .....Coworker ask the mechanic what he did last night..my reply " I watched Mechanics fixing shit" Coworker rolls his eyes.
You mean "come out and rape the local farmers". ANYTIME a Deere dealer's service truck arrives on a farm, it's at least $200 in labor...even for a blown fuse! I should know...we own two deeres!
When I left my family's company to work for a much larger out fit out of all the iron they had the thing that impressed me most was the service truck with a Maintainer crane body(outlasted the first chassis, I helped put it on the 2nd 550) having all the tools, welder, torches plus motor oil, hydro and wast oil set up. Man I was so used to heading back to the shop and trying to think of all the tools we might need and throw them in a pick up and fix what ever it was myself, usually took 3 damn trips because I was always in a rush and forgot shit so the ability to call the shop on the radio and have the mechanic show up with about everything ever need was awesome
Wow Andy with the kids doing alot of the tractor driving about all you get to do is plant, chop and combine. Great to see them doing their share of helping out.
Very good video Andy. It showed just how busy you are in one day. Some people would think you just drive tractors and make RUclips clips That showed the real side of farming. Part of a day in the life as a farmer. Good work.
Neighbor got killed in farm accident in 98 , bought brand new IH 560 with equipment to go with it busted axle with mounted picker on frozen fround ,he may have got warranty. Fast forward around 81 ,his son was learning how to plow in spring and busted axle . They just planet around it ,we called his operation a Proving Ground's he like that Keep up the good work
just finished sundays live stream, thanks for telling us why xacks kenworth was less of a truck, than heavy cow farmers need :) also the diffence between the 8320 breaking and the 8120,you got an old "what the _ _ _ _when you started the problem with round bales is you dont get a........ THANKS ANDY to you and the filmed and the filming crew
Thank God it happened in the field not on the road when the axle snapped. Andy you got a lot of irons in the fire 🔥. A lot of responsibility and upkeep maintain. Very interesting vid 👌 keep them coming. Be safe!!
i could never be a farmer i cant work out in the weather , in fact if my ac didnt work i didnt work, my hats off to you, dairy farmers are a whole different breed of farmer, the farm never shuts down cows have to be fed and milked every day.
I like your content. Just want to say thank you for what you do and your way of life. I was a heavy diesel mechanic for a long time and people don’t appreciate where their necessities come from or how they get to the store.
I remember many years ago we were sowing wheat , we worked 24hr 12 hour shifts it was a oliver 1850 and had a screaming Jimmy engine , i did the midnight to mid day , anyhow i was heading out to start my shift and noticed the combine wedged between two trees , because the other guy had'nt had much experence in the night and it was 18 ft wide he tried to go between 2 trees that the tractor just fitted through , so he got a bit of a talking to , so drummed it into him watch the combine when your near trees , so after spending most of the day fixing it , went to get a few hours kip , so it was my time to take over the paddock was over a thousand acres and i noticed there wasn't much done and could'nt see any lights ,so i followed to trail around and when i found it the front end was knocked out , this is gods honered truth what he did there was 3 trees just enough room for the combine but after us telling him to watch the trees , well the combine made it but there was a tree dead center , took the front end of and it was sitting on the ground , he was nowhere to be found , found out he packed it in an walked the 17 miles home , I think he knew that his services wouldn't be required again , just one of many stories working on the farm in Australia as a youngster
There are two constants in farming that you just can't get away from... if you keep livestock you will have deadstock and if you run equipment you will be fixing equipment. Just the nature of the beast. ☺
You can tell you put the effort into these videos. They always come out awesome thanks for taking the time. That’s one thing on my list is a service truck with a crane. That makes the difference on those big jobs
Andy you need to find a old work truck with a boom on it. Because I’ve seen you lifting things more then once and you don’t have but one back! Thanks again for sharing and keep Andrew busy! 👍
Watching you work on that housing, it occurred to me that you might need a mobile pressure washer like I have. Mounted on a skid with fork pockets, it fits in the bed of my pickup and has a 60 gal tank. Great for washing equipment in the field! Bought it from the local Hotsy dealer. Can’t remember the cost but it wasn’t terribly expensive.
Andy we always let the dealer do the big stuff as well. They bring the truck with everything on it and for what ours charges its worth it . I know 3 of the mechanics from kubota don't live far from here and they will come whenever we need something and get us back going. We would never break off into that axle in the field. If we did we would get it done and have that part off by just enough to make it go back out in a hundred hours or so . That would suck parts are not cheap great video we talk at you later
Thanks for the ride along Andy, good to see the planetary/axel get put back together. Good job on the weld and those damn air pockets in the cooling system. With all of the equipment working in some far locations, ever thought about a mobile service truck with a crane?
Farming Fixing & Fabricating I understand with priorities first and other stuff added to the wishlist. Lots of $$$$ going out and the need to maintain profitability.
Andy I see you are enjoying the use of that mobile crane. My back still hurts (bet yours does too) from the disassembly video. Nice of him to help you set the wheel back in place. Always liked the way Deere cut the axles so you could adjust the tire width easier. Like the way Sarah worked the ends of the field. Really dresses it up.
I like the variety of jobs , lots going on ! Always tickles me when you are using the old forklift after it was pretty much professionally declared unfit for repair or something along that line !! Glad you've got moisture, things are really burning up here 90's and no real rain for three weeks plus ! That sand is sure hard on the pumps and equipment but must be healthy enough and cheap enough to be worth it !!! This fractank must be better with the agitation !
I am in awe of the sheer volume of work you get through and your knowledge of a wide range of machines ,our farming skills are not appreciated . I am curious what you do to protect sensitive electronics on machines when welding
Have a friend with a 9560 and nothing but problems with egr and fan, also planetaries issues! We run a 9530 chipped up to 560hp and no issues ever but thats what ya get for emissions shit! Hope u dont have problems
That sand going though any pump really wears them out Frac tank working out. There are tons of tanks for sale in the broke oilfield. 10 cents on the dollar in Pennsylvania
I would like to see you get a service truck with a 8000 lb crane .I have been working field service on both farm and construction equipment since early 80s
@@FarmingFixingFabricating china steel the old deere ,case ,ih ,white those things were tuff we had a truck stuck i was taking 20 ft snatches with a snatch rope 80k tri axle stuck with a 1570 case with full weights and fluid in the tires eventually it came out I would be scared to try that with our new tractors think i will either crank the 1570 or walk the loader over there
Hi Andy You never seem to have any down time Your new boots are getting all mongered up I know you don’t like to spend money on yourself but please let your new service truck have a crane All those damn parts are freakin heavy
Thank you for sharing! I love how to explain how things work and the steps to fix something. What was the cause of the break? Was there a flaw in the axle. Something had to cause the break. Not knowing what the cause of an axle breaking in half would drive me nuts. Usually there is a reason...Did the mechanic have any idea? Again thank for sharing. I would love to work at your farm. I love the interaction you have with your children!!
That must have been an expensive service call let alone the parts too. It cost me $350 for a Massey dealer to diagnose 3 Pt hitch unable to move and all it was a 3 amp fuse blown. The fuse wasn’t in the main panel.
ANDY I HAVE A QUESTION THE MORE WHEELS YOU HAVE ON THE TRACTOR THE MORE STRAIN YOU PUT ON THE AXLE IS THAT SO??? IT WAS A GOOD VIDEO I LIKE IT WHEN IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF THIS A LITTLE BIT OF THAT THANKS FOR SHARING 👍🇺🇸 .
Every time you make a corner, either the inside or outside tire has to slip, due to the different radius of the turn. Putting the best tires in the inside, means the outside tire can slip easier, minimizing strain.
Andrew chomping at the bit wanting to drive tractor. I could tell Andrew was filming as the camera wouldn't stop moving lol You have some great kids Andy you should be proud of them for how hard they work as kids today have no ambition in working as hard as your kids do. Who is 2nd in command if you were to get laid up Jerald?
I need some expert advice hope you can help me or anybody..Have a woods cadet 121 bushog I'm trying to get the bolt out of the crossbar. the crossbar holds the blades, crossbar is attached to the gear box. having trouble gettin the bolt loose. reason I'm taking it off is a bad seal leaking oil from the gearbox. the bolt has a short head on it, can I heat the head some with a map torch and loosen you think. I have a Hyd jack under the ratchet to keep it from jumping off because of the short bolt head, it's just a PITA..but nothing like what u go thru in a day
Last vid i said at least a harbor freight one like i have on my f350 flatbed. I can load my 7500 watt gen without help. I made a 4ft cube box for hauling my tractor show camping gear and with it almost 1/4 full it creaks a little on full extension. Its made of 4 sheets of 1/2 osb and 50ft of 2x4. It stores and transports 200 watts of solar. My loader is handier and it can be full and pick it that way. You never know what you might use it for.
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True Americans with the roll up your sleeves and fix the shit! Thank you American farmers for all you do!
Damn straight ! God Bless America !!
Canadians do it twice as fast tho. Lol
@@theoroseboom-ranch-rimbey6636, That's what she said ! lol, JK !
Norman Zywicki don't worry Norm farmers all over the world do the same, I seem to spend most of the day fixing stuff, maybe if farmers got better paid for what they do we could afford new equipment and spend less time fixing, but we are price takers and that's the way of the world.
@@theoroseboom-ranch-rimbey6636 seriously? Maybe you could make a video with Justin Trudeau getting it done. Full offense Canada is bellow France in the we don't have a set of balls category. If it fell off the face of the Earth the world would be a better place. Canada sucks and don't ever forget it
My uncle was the John Deere rep for the north east. When he retired he worked part time for Widrick Deere in sandy creek which now is caz equipment. The only job he ever had. Straight out of college.
That's awesome
Thank YOU for taking the time to turn the camera on... Most folks have no idea how many different things go wrong, need immediate attention.. and then the live stream in the dark after it all...
Yes
Good video, The part name is Impeller for the volute centrifugal pump style. The impellers wear out along with the housing when your dead heading or pushing to much flow and get restriction.
Really enjoy the videos. .....Coworker ask the mechanic what he did last night..my reply " I watched Mechanics fixing shit" Coworker rolls his eyes.
Lol
Thank you, nobody hesitates to get their hands dirty. Hard work, honest work keep on trucking.
Nice video Andy it's nice to see the dealer come out and help the local farmers
You mean "come out and rape the local farmers". ANYTIME a Deere dealer's service truck arrives on a farm, it's at least $200 in labor...even for a blown fuse! I should know...we own two deeres!
@@michaelwaller8252 Are you smart enough to find a badd fuse
Thank God for farmers and the guys who can fix that stuff out in the field !
When I left my family's company to work for a much larger out fit out of all the iron they had the thing that impressed me most was the service truck with a Maintainer crane body(outlasted the first chassis, I helped put it on the 2nd 550) having all the tools, welder, torches plus motor oil, hydro and wast oil set up. Man I was so used to heading back to the shop and trying to think of all the tools we might need and throw them in a pick up and fix what ever it was myself, usually took 3 damn trips because I was always in a rush and forgot shit so the ability to call the shop on the radio and have the mechanic show up with about everything ever need was awesome
Those Maintainer truck bodies are built in the town that I work at. They do a great job of building their product!
Wow Andy with the kids doing alot of the tractor driving about all you get to do is plant, chop and combine. Great to see them doing their share of helping out.
Very good video Andy. It showed just how busy you are in one day. Some people would think you just drive tractors and make RUclips clips That showed the real side of farming. Part of a day in the life as a farmer. Good work.
I feel a little drunk when Andrew runs the camera! He does a great job. Keep up the good work, little man!
I'm drunk anyways !! lol
There’s never a dull moment when you’re on a farm.
Well, that didn't look nearly as hard to fix as I thought it would be. Thanks for showing all the footage, great video as always!
Neighbor got killed in farm accident in 98 , bought brand new IH 560 with equipment to go with it busted axle with mounted picker on frozen fround ,he may have got warranty. Fast forward around 81 ,his son was learning how to plow in spring and busted axle . They just planet around it ,we called his operation a Proving Ground's he like that Keep up the good work
just finished sundays live stream, thanks for telling us why xacks kenworth was less of a truck, than heavy cow farmers need :) also the diffence between the 8320 breaking and the 8120,you got an old "what the _ _ _ _when you started the problem with round bales is you dont get a........ THANKS ANDY to you and the filmed and the filming crew
I like the fact you guys show what happens in farming life.
Sarah knows how to finish off that field so it is looking great!!
Thank God it happened in the field not on the road when the axle snapped. Andy you got a lot of irons in the fire 🔥. A lot of responsibility and upkeep maintain. Very interesting vid 👌 keep them coming. Be safe!!
This has got to be one of the best farming channels on the Internet
Thanks buddy
i could never be a farmer i cant work out in the weather , in fact if my ac didnt work i didnt work, my hats off to you, dairy farmers are a whole different breed of farmer, the farm never shuts down cows have to be fed and milked every day.
I like your content. Just want to say thank you for what you do and your way of life. I was a heavy diesel mechanic for a long time and people don’t appreciate where their necessities come from or how they get to the store.
Hi Andy. Heavy Metal part two. Great to see all those break downs fixed. Has always I Liked,shared. All my best. Trump 2020. God bless.
Good to see jr involved. He’s learning. Look forward too next ones
I remember many years ago we were sowing wheat , we worked 24hr 12 hour shifts it was a oliver 1850 and had a screaming Jimmy engine , i did the midnight to mid day , anyhow i was heading out to start my shift and noticed the combine wedged between two trees , because the other guy had'nt had much experence in the night and it was 18 ft wide he tried to go between 2 trees that the tractor just fitted through , so he got a bit of a talking to , so drummed it into him watch the combine when your near trees , so after spending most of the day fixing it , went to get a few hours kip , so it was my time to take over the paddock was over a thousand acres and i noticed there wasn't much done and could'nt see any lights ,so i followed to trail around and when i found it the front end was knocked out , this is gods honered truth what he did there was 3 trees just enough room for the combine but after us telling him to watch the trees , well the combine made it but there was a tree dead center , took the front end of and it was sitting on the ground , he was nowhere to be found , found out he packed it in an walked the 17 miles home , I think he knew that his services wouldn't be required again , just one of many stories working on the farm in Australia as a youngster
Nice story
Great representation of an average farm day!!! Great job keep it up chap
There are two constants in farming that you just can't get away from... if you keep livestock you will have deadstock and if you run equipment you will be fixing equipment. Just the nature of the beast. ☺
really liked that short timelapsed recap at the beginning of the video
The right tools and experience make those jobs easier. Our sales guys we work with never like hearing that it’s the shop guys that sell us equipment
Very true, that mechanic that helped me is actually one of the reasons why I bought the chopper from Caz.
I would be interested in seeing the dairy side of the operation. Watching the axle being replaced was interesting. Thanks
Amazing teamwork! Glad you got the dealer to help you I envisioned you blowing out your back putting that shaft back in.
the forklift and a chain could have put that shaft back in just as easy as that crane did...and for far less than what that dealer charged!
You can tell you put the effort into these videos. They always come out awesome thanks for taking the time. That’s one thing on my list is a service truck with a crane. That makes the difference on those big jobs
Thanks for the comment
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Love the video and Andy you need one of these truck . Welkers got one .
Lot of content in that one Andy. Good video. 👍 as usual. All that lifting a good test for your back!! Take it easy catch the next.
Some people may think the video jumped around to much. But people, that is basically how farming really is. Do what you gotta do . 🇺🇸👍🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Andy you need to find a old work truck with a boom on it. Because I’ve seen you lifting things more then once and you don’t have but one back! Thanks again for sharing and keep Andrew busy! 👍
This is how farming is daily. Good job!
That maintenance truck crane is a godsend!
I wish I could do this daily! Good skills you guys have!
Me and my buddy's have enough stuff you could work on for the rest of your life, problem is parts supply and money. And not enough hours in the day.
I promise not to tell anyone the trade secret I saw today. That frac tank deal sure was a crappy job. Great video, Andy.
And your kids are lucky! I wish I could drive those machines
Watching you work on that housing, it occurred to me that you might need a mobile pressure washer like I have. Mounted on a skid with fork pockets, it fits in the bed of my pickup and has a 60 gal tank. Great for washing equipment in the field! Bought it from the local Hotsy dealer. Can’t remember the cost but it wasn’t terribly expensive.
Great for making a mud puddle to work in while in the field too.. ;)
Thank you for keeping the American Dream alive!
Well it looks like that there was plenty to do and that you had some good folks helping out and doing their thing good video
Sounds like a good farmer .... doing jobs as needed .
Andy we always let the dealer do the big stuff as well. They bring the truck with everything on it and for what ours charges its worth it . I know 3 of the mechanics from kubota don't live far from here and they will come whenever we need something and get us back going. We would never break off into that axle in the field. If we did we would get it done and have that part off by just enough to make it go back out in a hundred hours or so . That would suck parts are not cheap great video we talk at you later
Thanks for the ride along Andy, good to see the planetary/axel get put back together. Good job on the weld and those damn air pockets in the cooling system.
With all of the equipment working in some far locations, ever thought about a mobile service truck with a crane?
Some day
Farming Fixing & Fabricating I understand with priorities first and other stuff added to the wishlist. Lots of $$$$ going out and the need to maintain profitability.
Thank you for your videos, time and effort! Thank you for explaining everything!
I think I would take one of those wheel weights off, great job putting it back together.
Didn't mind that video at all.. actually enjoyed it, disjointed as it was.. but suspect it is typical of your day (and out). :)
8360 Andrews new tractor. He likes that tractor. He keeps his eyes on it.
Andy I see you are enjoying the use of that mobile crane. My back still hurts (bet yours does too) from the disassembly video. Nice of him to help you set the wheel back in place. Always liked the way Deere cut the axles so you could adjust the tire width easier. Like the way Sarah worked the ends of the field. Really dresses it up.
I like the variety of jobs , lots going on ! Always tickles me when you are using the old forklift after it was pretty much professionally declared unfit for repair or something along that line !! Glad you've got moisture, things are really burning up here 90's and no real rain for three weeks plus ! That sand is sure hard on the pumps and equipment but must be healthy enough and cheap enough to be worth it !!! This fractank must be better with the agitation !
Great video Andy
I am in awe of the sheer volume of work you get through and your knowledge of a wide range of machines ,our farming skills are not appreciated . I am curious what you do to protect sensitive electronics on machines when welding
Unhook grounds on battery
Have a friend with a 9560 and nothing but problems with egr and fan, also planetaries issues! We run a 9530 chipped up to 560hp and no issues ever but thats what ya get for emissions shit! Hope u dont have problems
Great presentation about farming tonight at the Republican Convention.
I just started watching but I feel you do an amazing job
Thanks
Good Video 👍👍👍👍. Tim from Wisconsin Dairyland
That sand going though any pump really wears them out Frac tank working out. There are tons of tanks for sale in the broke oilfield. 10 cents on the dollar in Pennsylvania
Seems like a normal day on the farm
Forgot !!! To mention
Love all your videos
Thank you
Pretty sure there’s a crane mounted on a service truck in Andy’s future. Make those field repairs and tire work go fast and safe.
Hammer down
That's life on the farm... all over the place. Lol
Should hire him for a full time mech at your place Andy
Good video Andy!
I wonder if Jake had a job offer? Good service techs I would think are hard to come by!
Nothing wrong with showing it all in the same video. Just another day in the life of a farmer.
Didn't seem to take long to wear out the housing on the tank. Thought that was pretty new? Love the videos!
Pumping sand in the slurry will do that to cast iron.
Hi Andy, from Wyoming. I enjoy all your videos thanks for sharing. Your manure tank is a mud tank and not a frack tank.
andy you need to get a crane on that service truck. you been doing alot of heavy lifting.
All over the place that’s farming !!
I would like to see you get a service truck with a 8000 lb crane .I have been working field service on both farm and construction equipment since early 80s
That would be nice
Did you ask the mechanic if he'd ever seen an axle snap in half like that before or what might have caused it to do that?
Man they have seen it all axle ,engines, tractors in half, front axle walking off and of course fires.
Yes I asked him
@@FarmingFixingFabricating china steel the old deere ,case ,ih ,white those things were tuff we had a truck stuck i was taking 20 ft snatches with a snatch rope 80k tri axle stuck with a 1570 case with full weights and fluid in the tires eventually it came out I would be scared to try that with our new tractors think i will either crank the 1570 or walk the loader over there
@BWM, Yup...screw those bastards.
Must have, why else would he have a special fixture
Really should adda boom to tour service truck. Would save you guys a lot of backs i think...
Good vidja. I really enjoy all your videos
Thanks
Hi Andy
You never seem to have any down time
Your new boots are getting all mongered up
I know you don’t like to spend money on yourself but please let your new service truck have a crane
All those damn parts are freakin heavy
Thank you for sharing! I love how to explain how things work and the steps to fix something. What was the cause of the break? Was there a flaw in the axle. Something had to cause the break. Not knowing what the cause of an axle breaking in half would drive me nuts. Usually there is a reason...Did the mechanic have any idea? Again thank for sharing. I would love to work at your farm. I love the interaction you have with your children!!
Future video I'll explain
You should get one of those long cranes when I get any younger we getting older
That must have been an expensive service call let alone the parts too. It cost me $350 for a Massey dealer to diagnose 3 Pt hitch unable to move and all it was a 3 amp fuse blown. The fuse wasn’t in the main panel.
ANDY I HAVE A QUESTION THE MORE WHEELS YOU HAVE ON THE TRACTOR THE MORE STRAIN YOU PUT ON THE AXLE IS THAT SO??? IT WAS A GOOD VIDEO I LIKE IT WHEN IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF THIS A LITTLE BIT OF THAT THANKS FOR SHARING 👍🇺🇸 .
With duals, you must always have the best tire inside. Same rule applies for trucks with duals. So you are technically correct.
Every time you make a corner, either the inside or outside tire has to slip, due to the different radius of the turn. Putting the best tires in the inside, means the outside tire can slip easier, minimizing strain.
I agree with other comments. Buy yourself a crane for a truck. Christmas present to yourself this winter
Or a new service truck.
Andrew chomping at the bit wanting to drive tractor. I could tell Andrew was filming as the camera wouldn't stop moving lol You have some great kids Andy you should be proud of them for how hard they work as kids today have no ambition in working as hard as your kids do. Who is 2nd in command if you were to get laid up Jerald?
Yeah
And thank you!!! For the cool videos!!
About time to get a service truck with a crane on it
Its nice to get the in and outs of the today farmer but would be nice to see the dairy part some too. Please?
Great vidos very interesting
Why do you always put Sarah through hell? She is one heck of a worker even driving a truck with no AC. She deserves more from you Andy
Hi Andy, did you find out why the axle snapped or was it just one of those random things that happen sometimes?
Yes
What was the reason?
@@CamshaftFM : Based on what they were doing, doubt they did anything wrong. Sometimes shit just breaks.
It's not boring to alot of people.
A very busy day 👍👍
That sand is so abrasive in the manure...it doesent let stuff last very long...how many hours you get out of that stuff?
Not enough
I need some expert advice hope you can help me or anybody..Have a woods cadet 121 bushog I'm trying to get the bolt out of the crossbar. the crossbar holds the blades, crossbar is attached to the gear box. having trouble gettin the bolt loose. reason I'm taking it off is a bad seal leaking oil from the gearbox. the bolt has a short head on it, can I heat the head some with a map torch and loosen you think. I have a Hyd jack under the ratchet to keep it from jumping off because of the short bolt head, it's just a PITA..but nothing like what u go thru in a day
Heat it with a oxygen/acetylene torch. Seals are getting replaced anyways and should do bearings to.
This is coming from a welding instructor at a community college and farmer... where are your welding gloves???? Yep i caought that! Lol 😆
Good JOB..THANKS
Love your videos
You need a crane mounted on your service truck axels, tires, pumps.
You need a crane mounted on the service truck! Save your back and...!
Last vid i said at least a harbor freight one like i have on my f350 flatbed. I can load my 7500 watt gen without help. I made a 4ft cube box for hauling my tractor show camping gear and with it almost 1/4 full it creaks a little on full extension. Its made of 4 sheets of 1/2 osb and 50ft of 2x4. It stores and transports 200 watts of solar. My loader is handier and it can be full and pick it that way. You never know what you might use it for.
@Farming fixing and fabricating I was wondering how many cattle you have and how many you milk thanks
I drew a map to show the truck drivers and material handler operators where the fuel pumps are.
Those balls are like the plastigauge you use on engine from what it sounds like
Yes
Was interesting video Andy