Not going to lie. Dougo and Amy are one of the most hilarious double acts on RUclips. You can just see Doug think "Oh my money" when Amy talks about getting the sprinkler company in to winterise the sprinkler system. As a married man I feel your pain Doug but look on the bright side less opportunites for riding the struggle bus
They are using dust tite sealed motors just for this application. All axial fans are this way. The buildup might of locked it up and burnt it up, but there was no dust inside that motor trust me.
@@davedunn2124as that dust builds up on the motor casing id say it heats up pretty good. They have been replacing these motors every fall now. Something is up with the motor setup.
You got that right was going to comment the same thing but seen you already did. 3 phase is just going to get plugged up with grain dust and burn up the same way.
@@OOpSjm they are thermally protected for this reason. Remember even if it had 2" of dust it's a fan. Constantly moving a crap load of air across itself.
Did anyone notice at the very end of the video who was eating while Brody amd Chet we’re still working. Eric was in the a/c eating the whole time. Lol😂. Sorry Eric I thought that was funny. Keep up the good work fellas.
Go by Harbor Freight and get a 2,500lb electric wrench and that will fix you up. Not only can you lift tools up but you can use the wireless remote to lift yourself up.
When you were leaving your parents, dougo said “no I’ll be home soon” so home must be the shop 😂 I 100% feel that one. Great place to be definitely when the honey do list is a mile long lol
In Alabama we are use to storms coming through at night. You all need to get a NOAA weather radio so that when storms come through at night you would get woke up before it hits.
You had your shirt off and hid it from us?? Winny Winny, such a shy boy. Now you owe us a peak. I don't like height either. You did way more than I could have. Dougo has a great view, I would be on the water every day, sailing. Good video. Pax.
Man!! You two are really movin on up!! NOT none o me mo hunker!! I could NEVER get drunk enough, or crazy enough to climb that ladder. Not any more. Mebbe, fifty, sixty years ago. But not now. Harsh reality and healing times sets in and I back WAAAY off!! That stuff is for younger men, like you guys!! More power to you gentlemen!! Enjoy that young courage while you have it. Use it to your advantage. (wisely though) Good job!!
Hi guys,, Eden valley farmer here,,, I’ve got 3 wire corn cribs, ( 25 round bye 16 high) fill them with 2 row picker,, 50 acres, load them with elevator that I use with small square bales,, all while trying to hold a cold beer,,, farmin”””
And not a harness on anyone! Everyone worried about a block and tackle (which I agree) but it only takes one slip or?. And it’s over. It doesn’t make you a wimp or anything else to be safe! Life is short enough……. It gets shorter the farther you go up! Stay safe guys love the channel!
Brody, I'm just happy you and your family are safe and sound. I remember thinking "who is this guy?" when you first started working at Larson Farms. Now, you're part of the family, an important part of the team, someone I admire and respect. I often wonder if "Brody" is short for "Broderick" which is my son's nickname and name.
You need a hand winch and pulley crane system attached somewhere on top of the tower to transfer tools and other stuff to the top. It would make life so much easier for you.
My weekend was totally messed up with no Sunday post. I check periodically during the day but typically know that you don’t post until late afternoon. Yesterday I was on a long road trip and was hoping you would post it then and no video. I’m so used to your posts on Sunday-Tuesday-Thursdays. Lol. Happy we are back on track!
storm damage - tornado land - went through one 18 died in... count your blessings; you're alive. It's a harsh thing to experience, sometimes all you can do is relax and share some laughs, and find out what's in your DNA... Likewise for Lahaina HI...
Oh man, Chet, you looked right over Brodie's shoulder and didn't notice you had missed putting the guard over that second fan motor. You'll need a wrench in your pocket and another 120 foot climb! It'll be plugged with bird nests before harvest! Ray from Dawson
I am sure this video is not fairly new because Dougo and Amy's lawn is down already. And is looking Fabulous by the way. I Agree Dougo and Amy are a comical Utube couple. They don't even realize it❤ Chet another Awesome video👍 Brodie I am so very SORRY to hear your damage at your home. YES it's a PAIN in the Arse with insurance companies. The material things CAN and WILL be replaced BUT, you and your family cannot be I am truly thrilled to hear you all are okay🙏And I KNOW that Chet will and I am sure has leant a hand along with Eric and Doug and of course Randy to help you clean up. Chet wasn't laughing because he thought it was funny, that is just how Chet is in certain situations. He means nothing by it. I don't need to defend Chet he can handle himself. I just know everyone helps each other out on this channel whether they are on the payroll or not. They are family and Good friends and let's remember Chet does not film everything that goes on. His channel is about the farming aspect. But we do enjoy the the different videos he has been doing lately👍
Chet, looking at that view, it looks like it is time for you to update the drone flyover intro. The crop version would be way better than the winter version. Just a suggestion.
Dougo, I hope you make a dirt mound in the yard and cover it with 10mm black plastic and cover it with rock and have a large rock near the top for yard decor. No rule in landscaping, when it is done, that is how it was supposed to look ! Just don't put that pile in the middle of the yard, offset it !
Tell Brodie if they total his Impala I could use the front and rear bumper covers. Mine is the same color and the idiot that hit my wife didn't have insurance and we only keep liability on it so now my car has to beat up bumper covers and cracked grill. Seriously though glad no one was hurt in the storms and everything seems to be ok.
Have seen a grain leg that had a winch and pulley mounted to the top. All they had to do was run the winch up and down for tools and motor replacement. They built a make shift crane type L Bracket for the pulley and winch cable so it would swing out and away from crows nest to haul stuff up and down.
That will make that yard so much better. That irrigation make sure you get everything blowed out for winter hits. That was a great video thanks for sharing.
Dougo and Amy your house is awesome it’s played out like I want my house.Cool can’t wait to see the demo’s driving tractors . So sorry about your car Brodie , that storm was awful bad . That storm hit part of Indiana did a lot of damage.
29:33 take a pilot system and mount it to the top and take and mount a spool, make an attachment for a big bit in a drill and use the drill on the spool with the rope on the pilot and boom batta bing boys
Chet I feel your pain with getting tools and parts up the grain leg if your grain leg is 120 feet get a 250 foot rope then mount a pully at the top and another pully down at the base of the leg when you need to pull something up attach one end to the side by side and have someone drive slowly away and you won't have to pull on the rope at all
Chet , i love all your videos , including mom and dads. However , seems to me whenever something goes south on your farm , its " ME , ME , OUR , OUR , MINE. But when Brody has trouble , its ,"HAHA , I DONT HAVE TIME TO HELP !" Please help each other equally. And once again , love all the videos. Yall be safe.
You must not work outside with other men. You wouldn't want to hear construction guys talk than. We have soccer really really dark humor. No body gets off easy, even death's and divorce are on the table. Being offended is a choice, so why are you offended for Brody, when Brody himself doesn't seem to be offended? Toughen up soy boys
I am sure it goes both ways, as workers do to each other (you know the drill). It might have seemed Chet was being whatever way in the video. He started the channel and people like it, so he puts out content (for money know doubt - and I imagine it isn't easy) and some may not come across the way he thought it would. You could tell Brody was not happy as his farm/home/car got somewhat wrecked. The crew will do what they need to do to help Brody. They don't film everything.
I have wondered a few times if Eric and Brody get a cut from the money the channel brings in. After all they are part of the channel and help "sell" the videos to viewers. Its like being on a hit tv show, everyone gets paid and they get revenue from the reruns. There is a YT channel called "How To Know" and they compute what channels make. According to them, as of a year ago Chet's channel is pulling in $192,000 per year. This is based on # of subscribers, views, ad revenue etc.
Sorry for your damage Brody. That really sucks. Dealing with Insurance companies is always a bad experience. They love to take your money, but they sure make it difficult to get any back
Hello from Isanti Mn you guys need a small hoist frame built up top of grain bin and a 2way boat trailer winch with 200 ft by 1/4 inch diameter stainless steel cable on it so you can raise or lower from top then a heavy duty water proof plastic tool box storage box for tools grease gun and spare belts extra… Not hard to build you guys have a welder Keith
I've wondered why no one talked about a leg elevator. You guys have every convenience and creature comfort, but when it comes to safety and ease, no one said anything. Glad it came up!
Chet you guys need a block and pulley system to pull your tools and parts up. I’m waiting for the rope to break when hoisting equipment over the rail like that.
I no farmers don't have OSHA safety guidelines...but I left a good sized farm operation in the 70s joined construction trade an learned a lot about when to tie offs ....would not let any of my employees up thier without safety harnesses and tie offs...just take time to think about it once you start using it you'll be glad
Looks like the yard project is coming along nicely, thats going to be alot of yard to mow, a 997 Deere would make that job a little easier. As far as the 120 foot climb, have you thought about installing a winch to pull objects up? Wouldn't be very difficult to fab that and would save on arm and back in the long run.
Some type of screen over the outside of the housing might be beneficial to keep “junk” out.(just saying ?) Where is BS when you need him to do the heavy lifting? So sorry Brody about all your unfortunate incidents that happened due to the storm. Thankful you and your family are safe.
Chet have y'all ever given thought about putting up a "Gin Pole pulley system" on top of the Catwalk? With a rope already threaded through the pulley...just a thought...
Back when I did alot of elevator work we had a pulley that we brought up the legs and a way to attach it. We would connect the ground end to the pick-up and run motors and supplies up. Using 2 way radios. Very unsafe tugging stuff up with people hand over hand. Common guys
A boat winch would work just add a few raps of rope around the spool. for real heavy stuff put a snatch block in and have 2 x the lifting power cost about $100,00 and oil it when needed.
A tip for when your working up high on your grain leg. Set a pulley system up top it makes it much easier and you can have someone at the bottom pull your tools or parts up.
Use an igloo cooler or some brand as your box on top of the bins for storage. They make some large enough for the tools you want to keep up there. Light enough to pull up the first time also. Sealed and would keep the tools dry. You guys are smart and would figure a nice way to secure it. Love this video btw.
Good idea, though Igloos and all other plastic containers do deteriorate in sunlight - we had one for a similar purpose on a dock (where it got a LOT of sun) and it wouldn't last more than a year or two. In the end we built a very basic plywood shelter (just an arch, really) and 'wrapped' it in roofing aluminum and the next one lasted years longer.
Dougo the company your thinking of for the elevator on the leg is called darmani North America located in fiske Saskatchewan I deliver to them a couple times a month
Chet, you need to look into some kind of pulley system for that. Dead weight in those buckets is hard. Surely someone makes a pulley system or you should work with an engineer to design it and patent it.
Mount a 110v winch at the top of your bin platforms you can probably pull everything up with one load. Just mount it inside a box so it’s out of the weather.
Not going to lie. Dougo and Amy are one of the most hilarious double acts on RUclips. You can just see Doug think "Oh my money" when Amy talks about getting the sprinkler company in to winterise the sprinkler system. As a married man I feel your pain Doug but look on the bright side less opportunites for riding the struggle bus
They aren't on any type of struggle bus.
There's never a hair out of place or a scratch on everything of theirs.
If Brody keeps showing off, he’ll be the bin guy forever!
@@billsrq1788they are they just are good at not being slobs and cleaning up, having organized lives
I am surprised they don't install a scafold hoist pully when they build gain legs.
You need a belt drive fan that exist outside the the grain dust. Grain dust is destroying your motor and can be explosive under certain conditions
This!
They are using dust tite sealed motors just for this application. All axial fans are this way. The buildup might of locked it up and burnt it up, but there was no dust inside that motor trust me.
@@davedunn2124as that dust builds up on the motor casing id say it heats up pretty good.
They have been replacing these motors every fall now. Something is up with the motor setup.
You got that right was going to comment the same thing but seen you already did. 3 phase is just going to get plugged up with grain dust and burn up the same way.
@@OOpSjm they are thermally protected for this reason. Remember even if it had 2" of dust it's a fan. Constantly moving a crap load of air across itself.
So memorable to leave the phone on top isn't it?....lol
Great video Larson Farms!
Dougo's frostbite comment was hilarious!
Did anyone notice at the very end of the video who was eating while Brody amd Chet we’re still working. Eric was in the a/c eating the whole time. Lol😂. Sorry Eric I thought that was funny. Keep up the good work fellas.
You could use a block and tackle hoist to get your stuff to the top of the grain leg much easier.
Go by Harbor Freight and get a 2,500lb electric wrench and that will fix you up. Not only can you lift tools up but you can use the wireless remote to lift yourself up.
With a variable speed electric motor!
@@dhansel4835they would need a long cable but I agree
Harbor Freight has a wide variety of winches with cables in 50' length and have remote controller and brake.@@MB12116
Or cheaper/old school option, just a jib and pulley set with a good long rope. Halve the physical effort at least
If you want to see more of Dougo and Amy house and what it look's like now. IT is on Amy channel . She has a very nice channel.
Chet-“I got plans…” 🤣😂 Well thank the lord you and your family got out of the storm with no injuries or worse death Brody.
Time for a renewed intro drone video fly through… the summer colors are beautiful.
When you were leaving your parents, dougo said “no I’ll be home soon” so home must be the shop 😂 I 100% feel that one. Great place to be definitely when the honey do list is a mile long lol
In Alabama we are use to storms coming through at night. You all need to get a NOAA weather radio so that when storms come through at night you would get woke up before it hits.
You had your shirt off and hid it from us?? Winny Winny, such a shy boy. Now you owe us a peak. I don't like height either. You did way more than I could have. Dougo has a great view, I would be on the water every day, sailing. Good video. Pax.
Bad news about the Impala and property damages at Brodies place, hope it gets sorted for you quickly and painlessly.
Man!! You two are really movin on up!! NOT none o me mo hunker!! I could NEVER get drunk enough, or crazy enough to climb that ladder. Not any more. Mebbe, fifty, sixty years ago. But not now. Harsh reality and healing times sets in and I back WAAAY off!! That stuff is for younger men, like you guys!! More power to you gentlemen!! Enjoy that young courage while you have it. Use it to your advantage. (wisely though) Good job!!
Hi guys,, Eden valley farmer here,,, I’ve got 3 wire corn cribs, ( 25 round bye 16 high) fill them with 2 row picker,, 50 acres, load them with elevator that I use with small square bales,, all while trying to hold a cold beer,,, farmin”””
And not a harness on anyone! Everyone worried about a block and tackle (which I agree) but it only takes one slip or?. And it’s over. It doesn’t make you a wimp or anything else to be safe! Life is short enough……. It gets shorter the farther you go up! Stay safe guys love the channel!
Brody, I'm just happy you and your family are safe and sound. I remember thinking "who is this guy?" when you first started working at Larson Farms. Now, you're part of the family, an important part of the team, someone I admire and respect. I often wonder if "Brody" is short for "Broderick" which is my son's nickname and name.
Oh! Brody took his hat off again! Like Superman without his cape!
You need a hand winch and pulley crane system attached somewhere on top of the tower to transfer tools and other stuff to the top. It would make life so much easier for you.
I love heights, and that view, WOW!!!!!
Great video Chet Dougo and Brody
When Chet drops a new video it goes straight to the top of my queue.
My weekend was totally messed up with no Sunday post. I check periodically during the day but typically know that you don’t post until late afternoon. Yesterday I was on a long road trip and was hoping you would post it then and no video. I’m so used to your posts on Sunday-Tuesday-Thursdays. Lol. Happy we are back on track!
Great video Chet. Your Dad and Mom are fun to watch. Brody, sorry for the damage and hope you get everything cleaned up.
This is old news man! I’ve been watching your moms channel, haha. Your parents are great people, I wish I had parents like that!
Sorry Brody we live in Florida hurricane Ian hit our home hard, it’s almost a year and the damage is not complete. I feel your pain.
Good deal, we’re going to the Farm Progress Show on the 30th.
26:00 I worked in the bearing industry for forty years. Trust me Chet.. That bearing is quite small.
You need a WINCH up there Chet! Perfect time would’ve been when the electrician came.
storm damage - tornado land - went through one 18 died in... count your blessings; you're alive. It's a harsh thing to experience, sometimes all you can do is relax and share some laughs, and find out what's in your DNA... Likewise for Lahaina HI...
I really enjoyed the opportunity to met you guys at Farm Fest!
To Dougo, it looked like Brody was sitting on a bucket. From way down there, I suppose it did. Chet, your videos are golden.
Southwestern Ontario we have had a beautiful summer .Warm days cool nights with lots of good rain storms. Our fields are looking amazing
Yes Dougo we do get below freezing here in Kansas. It just doesn’t last quite as long and not as much sonow. 😂😂
That's great, he is putting people to work : ) .... He just boosted the local economy - even better. Good work Mr. farmer : ) ....
Oh man, Chet, you looked right over Brodie's shoulder and didn't notice you had missed putting the guard over that second fan motor. You'll need a wrench in your pocket and another 120 foot climb! It'll be plugged with bird nests before harvest!
Ray from Dawson
Hey you watch them too? My hubby is a distant relative to Dougo. Crazy huh?
The electrician guys would just have to take them back off to wire the motors anyway so they should finish the job
Nice to see Eric working so hard today!
I am sure this video is not fairly new because Dougo and Amy's lawn is down already. And is looking Fabulous by the way. I Agree Dougo and Amy are a comical Utube couple. They don't even realize it❤ Chet another Awesome video👍 Brodie I am so very SORRY to hear your damage at your home. YES it's a PAIN in the Arse with insurance companies. The material things CAN and WILL be replaced BUT, you and your family cannot be I am truly thrilled to hear you all are okay🙏And I KNOW that Chet will and I am sure has leant a hand along with Eric and Doug and of course Randy to help you clean up. Chet wasn't laughing because he thought it was funny, that is just how Chet is in certain situations. He means nothing by it. I don't need to defend Chet he can handle himself. I just know everyone helps each other out on this channel whether they are on the payroll or not. They are family and Good friends and let's remember Chet does not film everything that goes on. His channel is about the farming aspect. But we do enjoy the the different videos he has been doing lately👍
Chet, looking at that view, it looks like it is time for you to update the drone flyover intro. The crop version would be way better than the winter version. Just a suggestion.
All you need is a plastic ice coolers for the box. It's lightweight and will protect what's inside.
Dougo, I hope you make a dirt mound in the yard and cover it with 10mm black plastic and cover it with rock and have a large rock near the top for yard decor. No rule in landscaping, when it is done, that is how it was supposed to look ! Just don't put that pile in the middle of the yard, offset it !
You need a scaffold hoist pully like the masons use.
Lol. You’re blessed to have a Dad like Doug. Seems down to earth and genuine. God Bless
Chet Melbourne Australia here pal, you’ve got three phase power up there , get a big 20000 pound winch set up easy fixed.
120' up would be a great place for my ham radio antenna!
Tell Brodie if they total his Impala I could use the front and rear bumper covers. Mine is the same color and the idiot that hit my wife didn't have insurance and we only keep liability on it so now my car has to beat up bumper covers and cracked grill.
Seriously though glad no one was hurt in the storms and everything seems to be ok.
I sure hope you went and helped Brody, I'm sure he would have helped you guys out. Glad to see he's laughing a little bit about it
You guys need a battery powered windless for the rope on the bin, can just hang it on the railing would make that job so much easier😊
Dangit!!! I can't go to the show this year since I went back to nursing school!!!! Please come back to Illinois in 2 years!!!!
Have seen a grain leg that had a winch and pulley mounted to the top. All they had to do was run the winch up and down for tools and motor replacement. They built a make shift crane type L Bracket for the pulley and winch cable so it would swing out and away from crows nest to haul stuff up and down.
That will make that yard so much better. That irrigation make sure you get everything blowed out for winter hits. That was a great video thanks for sharing.
Dougo and Amy your house is awesome it’s played out like I want my house.Cool can’t wait to see the demo’s driving tractors . So sorry about your car Brodie , that storm was awful bad . That storm hit part of Indiana did a lot of damage.
29:33 take a pilot system and mount it to the top and take and mount a spool, make an attachment for a big bit in a drill and use the drill on the spool with the rope on the pilot and boom batta bing boys
Chet I feel your pain with getting tools and parts up the grain leg if your grain leg is 120 feet get a 250 foot rope then mount a pully at the top and another pully down at the base of the leg when you need to pull something up attach one end to the side by side and have someone drive slowly away and you won't have to pull on the rope at all
Thank you for sharing farm life!
In older power plants ,pre OSHA they had manlifts that worked like a hey elevator but vertical
Chet , i love all your videos , including mom and dads. However , seems to me whenever something goes south on your farm , its " ME , ME , OUR , OUR , MINE. But when Brody has trouble , its ,"HAHA , I DONT HAVE TIME TO HELP !" Please help each other equally. And once again , love all the videos. Yall be safe.
It’s sad just laughing about what happened Brody I don’t care for that kind of humor
You must not work outside with other men. You wouldn't want to hear construction guys talk than. We have soccer really really dark humor. No body gets off easy, even death's and divorce are on the table. Being offended is a choice, so why are you offended for Brody, when Brody himself doesn't seem to be offended? Toughen up soy boys
Exactly
I am sure it goes both ways, as workers do to each other (you know the drill). It might have seemed Chet was being whatever way in the video. He started the channel and people like it, so he puts out content (for money know doubt - and I imagine it isn't easy) and some may not come across the way he thought it would. You could tell Brody was not happy as his farm/home/car got somewhat wrecked. The crew will do what they need to do to help Brody. They don't film everything.
I have wondered a few times if Eric and Brody get a cut from the money the channel brings in. After all they are part of the channel and help "sell" the videos to viewers. Its like being on a hit tv show, everyone gets paid and they get revenue from the reruns. There is a YT channel called "How To Know" and they compute what channels make. According to them, as of a year ago Chet's channel is pulling in $192,000 per year. This is based on # of subscribers, views, ad revenue etc.
Brody had a great idea. Maybe use a 5 gallon bucket with screw top to store the goods/tools. That would be easier to get it up there too.
Sorry for your damage Brody. That really sucks. Dealing with Insurance companies is always a bad experience. They love to take your money, but they sure make it difficult to get any back
That's because people try to be cheap as they can and you get what you pay for. Can't have a pinto budget and expect Cadillac coverage.
My uncle used to tell me when I was a first time car owner that insurance companies seldom discuss premiums and claims on the same page….
Hello from Isanti Mn
you guys need a small hoist frame built up top of grain bin and a 2way boat trailer winch with 200 ft by 1/4 inch diameter stainless steel cable on it so you can raise or lower from top then a heavy duty water proof plastic tool box storage box for tools grease gun and spare belts extra…
Not hard to build you guys have a welder
Keith
I've wondered why no one talked about a leg elevator. You guys have every convenience and creature comfort, but when it comes to safety and ease, no one said anything.
Glad it came up!
I received one of those sweatshirt from your farm as a Father’s Day gift. Very good quality 21:46
Chet you guys need a block and pulley system to pull your tools and parts up. I’m waiting for the rope to break when hoisting equipment over the rail like that.
If you put a high gain GMRS antenna on that tower with some heavy RG8 cable down to a base unit... you could talk to people for miles.
Nationwide search for a white Impala !!! 💪👍🏼
I no farmers don't have OSHA safety guidelines...but I left a good sized farm operation in the 70s joined construction trade an learned a lot about when to tie offs ....would not let any of my employees up thier without safety harnesses and tie offs...just take time to think about it once you start using it you'll be glad
Looks like the yard project is coming along nicely, thats going to be alot of yard to mow, a 997 Deere would make that job a little easier. As far as the 120 foot climb, have you thought about installing a winch to pull objects up? Wouldn't be very difficult to fab that and would save on arm and back in the long run.
Also, I think it has been about 2 years since you had your jd 70 going
are Indiana corn is nice 2 or some 3 ears and looking great rain at right times Lucky!!!!
The solenoids are what control when each zone will open and close. That's the word dougo was looking for.
Who remembers the video of chet and Doug working on the roof of the house and the nail gun wouldn't work? Good video
Absolutely gorgeous house.
Some type of screen over the outside of the housing might be beneficial to keep “junk” out.(just saying ?)
Where is BS when you need him to do the heavy lifting?
So sorry Brody about all your unfortunate incidents that happened due to the storm. Thankful you and your family are safe.
Put a hand crank and pulley system up there 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 and a extension that hangs off of the rail to hang the bucket on
Chet you forgot to put the screen back in place on the last fan motor you replaced, Brody sorry to hear you got the damage .
Chet have y'all ever given thought about putting up a "Gin Pole pulley system" on top of the Catwalk? With a rope already threaded through the pulley...just a thought...
Back when I did alot of elevator work we had a pulley that we brought up the legs and a way to attach it. We would connect the ground end to the pick-up and run motors and supplies up. Using 2 way radios. Very unsafe tugging stuff up with people hand over hand. Common guys
A boat winch would work just add a few raps of rope around the spool. for real heavy stuff put a snatch block in and have 2 x the lifting power cost about $100,00 and oil it when needed.
A tip for when your working up high on your grain leg. Set a pulley system up top it makes it much easier and you can have someone at the bottom pull your tools or parts up.
Enjoyed watching the video Chet 😊
A good night need to put a safty cable on the light on the grain leg to prevent it from come down and put a pulley system to help ypu all
Good show
You should do a time lapse from there when you guys harvest those fields... Be a sweet vid I think!
28:12 Do they know they left the screen off the end of that tube?
Use an igloo cooler or some brand as your box on top of the bins for storage. They make some large enough for the tools you want to keep up there. Light enough to pull up the first time also. Sealed and would keep the tools dry. You guys are smart and would figure a nice way to secure it. Love this video btw.
Good idea, though Igloos and all other plastic containers do deteriorate in sunlight - we had one for a similar purpose on a dock (where it got a LOT of sun) and it wouldn't last more than a year or two. In the end we built a very basic plywood shelter (just an arch, really) and 'wrapped' it in roofing aluminum and the next one lasted years longer.
Dougo the company your thinking of for the elevator on the leg is called darmani North America located in fiske Saskatchewan I deliver to them a couple times a month
Bless your hearts. Put a Wendell it with a brake on a pulley on top of that Mile High walkway
awesome video Brody , Chet, Dougo and Amy. thank you guys
I don't care what everyone else says, when it's all finished it will look great and then some.... It seems like it never ends though dougo...😊
I agree with your dad. Do it right pay once.
Once you have a system in place it's awesome. Just keep up on the winter prep
get one of those plastic deck boxes or hose boxes. Light enough to haul up but easy to bolt down.
Try climbing legs for a living as a millwright. The highest I've been is 220ft in Illinois.
Chet, you need to look into some kind of pulley system for that. Dead weight in those buckets is hard. Surely someone makes a pulley system or you should work with an engineer to design it and patent it.
If you wrap the Rope around the rail once or twice it to be a lot easier😊
Mount a 110v winch at the top of your bin platforms you can probably pull everything up with one load. Just mount it inside a box so it’s out of the weather.
The older that I get the more that I realize some things are better left for others to do, even if i know how to do it!
Watching you guys on the top caused me to have aa pucker factor and I was just watching-Love your work.
What a wonderful feeling it must be to look out over your hard work and take in the view. It is truly something special. Good, honest work.
I love the irrigation terminology from those who get most from the sky. Out west that’s the only way to we get water.
My backside puckers every time I watch you while you are at the top of the grain leg. Great video. Doug, I hope you enjoy your new lawn irrigation.