Jim and I MESSED UP
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Jim and I MESSED UP-Fall Tillage but first we have some heavy lifting and equipment upkeep to get done. Vertical Tillage with the Mandako Storm vs Heavy Tillage with John Deere 2730 Ripper and Wishek Heavy Disk
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Edited By: Becky Johnson
Jim just adds the perfect touch to any video! Nice to have a good helping hand when it comes to farming
Just wanted to say thank you Becky for your hard work. Also, thanks Zach for the very hard and tedious work you do, and everyone else too. Will be neat to see the new shed going up. Soon in spring we will be cheering on the little one's.
Been wrenching on heavy equipment for 25 years. And it makes me happy to see someone else use a big ass wrench as a hammer, because it's in your hand already.
Of you don't hammer with what's in your hand do you even work on stuff? I've used a multimeter as a hammer before... ( I don't recommend it... But I worked...)
I cant even use a multi-meter regular without breaking it. Hahaha.
@@kajones7272 I never said it didn't break... Lol. But that's what epoxy is for 🤷
Jim has to be the best farmhand in the world.Cracks jokes when something goes wrong to relieve the pressure.And is just an all round nice guy.I could sit and listen to Jim talk all day.Think he'd be a good influence on Onyx should he want to get into farming more!
Make sure Jim gets a Christmas bonus he's great for the channel, don't forget to put Ray in the video!
Thanks
Love it that you still have and use the Minneapolis Moline. I have a Super M that gets started up almost everyday for chores and it was manufactured 2 weeks before I was born in 1953. My grandpa bought her new and she has been in the family for the last 68 years.
Hope your Dad is okay. Great video. I really enjoy watching you work with the big equipment.
As for taking a timelapse of the new building, get a trail camera with a timelapse mode and set it to turn on just before sunrise and off just after sunset. Put it on a nearby tree and boom, a bunch of picture in order at the end of the build.
Hey Zach, send prayers for a 100% successful surgery and quick recovery for your father. Thanks for the video.
Cool trick ,fill the bolt ends with silicone, keeps the dirt out,and easy to remove when needed.
I wish your Dad a speedy recovery!
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Lots of jobs to do after harvest is done. Tillage kicks into high gear.
Replacing those knives on Jim’s machine can’t be cheap. Those are heavy duty steel knives. Wow. Amazing how they have worn down.
Glad to hear your new building is about here. Will be nice to see it going up.
Glad you are going to help a farmer in need. Important to do that.
Best wishes to your dad and his surgery on his wrist. Take care dad. Speedy recovery. My blessings.
All for now. You take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything.
Thanks to Becky for her video work.
The Iowa farm boy.
I would love to sit with Jim and your dad and listen to their stories of growing up, two very interesting men
Best of luck to Dad and his operation. I hope, and am sure, all goes well. 🙏
I've watched for years now, and you really don't get a sense of scale sometimes, but in this episode, holy moly, you just don't realize how heavy and big some of these parts are! BTW Jim's smile each day, great to see!
I had the same thought.
Well wishes to your dad. I had both of my hands done for carpal tunnel.. he will be happy with the results. It's a game changer!
Those Wishek discs are absolutely awesome BIG and HEAVY DUTY.......and do an amazing job in all soil conditions......😁😁😁😁😁 ( and require a ton of HP) and they break like every other machine does.....
Zach, I appreciate that you pointed out which direction the field was in. If you hadn't, I definitely wouldn't have been able to figure it out. You do a great job explaining things to your viewers. Keep it up!
Good luck to Millennial Dad and the surgery.
Massive respect to you Zach and Becky, the work you guys put in around the farm and your family to keep us updated and entertained is amazing and deserving of some kind of reward!
It’s also nice to see you have a nice easy harvest season after everything you have been through this year!
Regards Aaron from the uk
Have you ever thought about face hardening the ripper teeth. It is a welding process. You will see it done quarry equipment. I think it would add a lot of life to the teeth.
Ditto I'd get some hard facing rods and lay some beads
I'm so glad that the parts for the new shed are coming
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We love the fact that you show the great work Farm Rescue do! Helping those less fortunate than ourselves is so important and part of what makes us human.
I always look forward to the opening few seconds of each vlog with the 2 pups. They make my day. Favourites of all the dogs on my chosen
you Tube channels. Like someone else has already remarked on, I also love how you put down the complainers before they have a chance to complain.
The way you got that heavy disc out of the truck was the perfect way to do it.
With YOU carrying it, and not ME! 😁
Not bad for an actor eh? He must be one of those 'method' actors 😂
Gloves maybe?????
@@Galerak1 Thank God for stunt doubles!
Speedy recovery after the surgery for your dad!
Praying your Dad's surgery went well!
Like your videos ZACH and your modified racing to bad we Don’t have Manzanita in PHX i use to work in a farm years back we need more farmers 👍👍👍
Zach have you ever tried welding some hard face on the points? We used to do that on our mouldboard plow bottoms. Made quite a difference in longevity.
that’s what we did to our plows bottoms and you hit it on the head. worked perfect lasted about twice as long
Seen that done a lot on construction equipment, bulldozers and excavator/loader buckets
Thanks for the video I enjoy watching the farm equipment working and how things are explained I was raised on small farm nothing big we raised our on vegetables
I know what you mean about being dry, this year I stopped getting rain around May 15th and got 12" over a week and a half on August 19-27th then like another in somewhere mid September and the last 3 weeks we've got hammered with 4" and we are forecasted for another 2" starting Wednesday till Friday. Been to wet in the fields to do any fall tillage or plant any winter wheat on my ground.
Every farm needs a Jim
Wish your dad well with a speedy recovery and no more pain.
It's a good soil naturally runs down the hill to the bottom wouldn't it be prudent to pull it up towards the top again instead of letting it wash away?
You have to dispose of that disc, you might want to consider welding the hole in the center and make a Wok out of it. They hold the heat nice and cook really well.
Thanks for all you do and abundant blessings to all
Interesting perspective on the disk, I didn’t realise they were so big until you wrestled it out of the ute.
awesome video. good luck with your dads operation. thank you
Want a little trick to get the mud out of the plow bolts? Pressure wash the plow tips outside. Pull it in the shop and remove the worn out plow tips.
Another great one. Thanks for the time and effort.
You are the best thing I have found on RUclips by far!!! Keep 'em coming!!!
Careful in lifting the steel disc to prevent injuring your back disk.
But he did take off the back one!...oh you mean the one in his back... Hmmm... Bah just fuse it. It'll be fine
Man those weeds really got turn up did a great job. Great video can’t wait to see the new shed going up. See you in the next video
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Zach, it's so awesome that your kids are interested in running that big equipment. Especially your girl. They will have some great memories and work ethic. Keep it up !!!!!
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Thanks for sharing
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Love the channel!!keep em flowing
Becky, great job editing all the videos! 💪👏👍✨❤
In 2012 we had a 140 mph straight line wind come through and slid our 20,000 bushel bin with 900,000 lbs of corn in it about 2 inches on the foundation because it is held down with j bolts.
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I really didn't appreciate the scale of all that equipment until seeing you hold up that disc. Amazing!
no kidding
Farm equipment is BIG
It'll be something to see them Biden Battery powered tractors pull this stuff around🤣🤣
I love it ur dad rocking the old yellow gloves . They are warm
Kid you’ve got a great family and watch a few others that your on as well thanks for the great Content
GODBLESS
Hey thanks for coming to our school yesterday it was very fun love your videos
I got the last of my tillage done Tuesday and expecting our first snow Monday
I like the way you speak for your critics and then answer them. They don’t even have a chance to complain!
Prayers for your dad's speedy recovery.
Love your videos here in Texas. Thanks for all the support you give back to the community and thanks for giving me the entertainment while im traveling for wildfire duty across the US. I always look forward to the next episode
Speedy recovery with that wrist Dad!
Hi Zak in Great Britain here we’re having a huge spate of thefts from fields and farms it’s mainly the electronics you have same on some of your equipment the guidance and auto steer plus wiring to so pls be careful out there god bless
Everybody needs a Jim around to pick on and get stuff done!! Time lapse of the new building would be cool, or just do what you usually do it will be great!!
Ever thought of investing into a rome disk? They make a nice line of heavy deep till disks that do great for opening ground up.
Not said enough, Becky thank you so much for your hard work with the videos and podcasts. Why yes I do know where Morris, Mn is.
Love your videos. I have watched every one and it's great to see your kids working. My 13 year old would just love to be able to ride in a combine. Thanks for posting videos and looking forward to many more
Could you add a hard facing to the points of the ripper? A nice winter time welding project.
Love watching you form Australia
You were asking for cold miserable weather - its on its way. East glacier Park -11 (minus 11) and 40+mph winds.
Good to see your old man getting along so well after that knee problem.
8:58 I spit out my drink. Nicely done, Zach. And you owe me a Dr. Pepper.
😂 I was in the office when Becky edited that part and I also nearly lost my own Dr. Pepper
Great video! The OG Nate is going to be rebuilt from the ground up, two knees and a wrist. I am glad, I really enjoy Nate. I think we need a Nate cam and if that goes well, a Jim cam ... LOL
Ask the Welkers, they did a great time lapse on their house building.
I think I noticed a collapse in the bottom of the mount where you pushed it together with the skid loader. I hope I'm wrong.
My daughter and I love watching your channel! We appreciate what you do and I'm happy to learn about the farm industry. You and your family are an inspiration. If I had a few extra million dollars I'd start a farm of my own. 😅
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Can't wait until ur shed is built Zack!! Loved tillage through the grass!
Wishing your dad well with good results!
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Winters here. 6-8" snow starting Thursday morning. Buttoning up stuff for winter. Saying goodbye to the ground till April..lol. we farm with Wit and Grit up here in Siberia. Lol. Northeastern Minnesota. East Iron range.
How-about using a scale option - Bunch of 1/16" needles that push in/out based on air. Drive the mud out with lots of tiny punches. Just a thought.
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Great video 👍 👍
really like your sense of humour and of course the great hound dogs. Great video.
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Well wishes to your dad I. guess it was a relief to get all the field work done
Would it be easier to power wash the bolts free of mud instead of doing it by hand before dragging all that dirt into the shop? I realize some soils wouldn't be easy to wash out (ie clay) but was just a thought. Keep up the good work! I am getting hungry!
U need to get a needle slag remover for cleaning the dirt around the bolts very handy 👌😎
To the actor who plays the Millennial Farmer you moved that disc perfectly!
Zach, (HEAVY DISK)..... look into a universal/central grease system and look at applying to other equipment...... Save a lot of time and maintain a "perfect" application system/schedule
That's crazy how fast they wear down ...
Can't be cheap
Me and my dad love you and videos keep doing what you are doing
It’s amazing how big the pieces and parts actually are for these pieces of equipment.
Haha, those ripper discs hang there without a size reference. Thanks for giving them one. They're huge.
I love the wishek disc. Can't get enough of watching it turn everything into 6 inch slices. I used one 15 years ago.. Loved it.
Time laps of the shed would be very cool. Keep up the good work.
Perfect quote, "Sometimes I just amaze myself...."
Just Wow on the cultivator
Thank You
Great content Zach👍👍👍
Zach you should try welding wear plates on a couple of the points to see if it last longer. Dozers do that on their blades to last longer
Or hardfacing the edges
@@robertpeters9438 That’s the word I was looking for “hardfacing”. Thank you.
Hey, Zack, have you ever thought about getting the old plow out and doing a video of plowing oh maybe and acer or two just to show the newer generation of what it use to be like? I remember my dad plowing when I was growing up on the farm in Iowa. Just a thought. Love your channel
Dad always welded on top of the points to get more life out of them ( to hardened them)
That Wishek disc sure cuts up the ground that nothing else will cut! I wonder where that disc scraper ended up? 🤔 I hope a tire doesn't find it next year. Until your next video ~~~Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🚜 🚜 🚜
I would try to run some hardfacing rod on one of the edges of one of those new sweeps and see how it holds up.
Great Zach loved it you got enought done almost time to fertilizing and let go til spring and start cleaning the equipment and put away and do service checks never miss a video and always can't wait for next one
Mom and dad had a one of those disks with a tube welded to the top/crest as our Christmas tree base.
Still dont know why some people dont subscribe to this channel,Its just that awesome and keep up the great work ya'll
It's hard to slow down, once you get to flipside open during harvest. But it's always the little things that keep everyone busy.
Reakon Jim could give you some extra life on those ripper shoes with some hard facing mig wire
Especially on a really cold day
Glad you got harvest done 👍👍👍
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Those disks make great long range targets
I sure wonder when those building materials are gona show up. Did he tell us? Lol. Keep it up with the great videos Zach.