I remember both of those videos. The one with the stuck manure spreader and the one with you having all the metal issues. Hopefully things will get better on that farm
Another great video Andy, really enjoy watching your stuff. You have 3 great daughters and 2 great sons. They have great working habit. Again, thanks for sharing.
Great safety message at 13 minutes in. Learned the same thing through Cornell Cooperative Extension Tractor Driving Safety Course. Do not look for hydraulic leaks with your hands. 2000+ psi can cause a lot of soft tissue damage
Nothing better than having your grown children taking care of business. An amazing thing these days. Tha ladies are fantastic and Andrew is not about to be left behind. I've yet to see one time they didn't catch the leak within feet if happening. I remember watching the harvest of wire video.
Hi Andy, I think your best dialogs are when you are planting corn or combining corn. Maybe you can put up some longer videos and talk about different subjects. I also think that if Sarah and Alex could make videos of what they are doing it would be interesting and good for your channel. Regards from The Netherlands.
Alex should google ''hydraulic injection injury''. Well, everybody should do that, and look at the pictures. Everytime you work on hydraulic systems you will have those pictures in mind, better than every waring sign. Youre having a very bad day when the hydraulic jet enters your skin. Would be half as bad if it went straight through, but the jet gets distorted by the flesh, tendons, and bones, etc, so if it enters your finger tip it can get straight through, or it exits at your shoulder blade. Unpredictable. Nice video, and a quick fix without too much expense.
That happened to my dad when I was young living on a farm in Nebraska... the hydraulic oil got shot into his arm from a leak he had to go to the hospital to get the oil cleaned out... he was lucky..full recovery... scary shit though
Oh no, I can just hear "Greta" now.... oil came out of the ground, it can go back into the ground I say. LOL Not only you'll get oil in your skin but, it can cut fingers off, think of it as a water jet cutting machine. Great video as always, cheers :)
The fact Alex caught the leak within the length of the chisel plow, only shows that not only is she a gorgeous young lady but a heck of an operator to boot! My only criticism would be we didn't get to see that beautiful smile of hers😉! Andy you do have some talented and beautiful girls, Happy Memorial Day Weekend Sir! Sorry I didn't mention the boys, but heck they aren't as pretty 😉
Good memorial day to you and the family, I enjoyed the video, I remember when you all got the spreader out,it was interesting to say the least, I hope that the weather cooperates with you trying to get corn planted, have a good one.
Andy is was your lucky day finding that spring on the ground. Very correct about high pressure fluids and serious damage to skin. This spring a friend was pressure washing a piece of equipment and some how he dropped the pressure washer wand and the flipped and hit him in the arm penetrating his skin, he ended up in Emergency Medical on IV drip for several days to stop the infection.
I know a guy that was looking for a leak like you said not to . He almost lost his hand from it being full of oil . His hand today is almost twice as big as his other hand .
I remember that video when you guys had that spreader stuck. What happened to that big dude Norris or whatever his name was that was working for you guys I don't know if he was the one running the tractor but I remember he was in the video. Man do I hear you on the phone calls that goddamn phone rings every single time I'm laying under something or trying to help somebody else get their issue resolved or my hands are covered in crap.. and I can say the word "answer" 5 times but my phone just keeps ringing for some reason . That's why you only receive text messages from me because I get it, not because I'm a millennial lol. Awesomevideo Andy
Those cylinder leaks on brand new tool smells like a millennial that had a brain fart and torque marked those fittings. He may have been wearing a face diaper and was dizzy from his thirteenth booster.
I think you should get yourself a huge excavator and take all them little fields and make them one... I know there's probably a landlord involved but if they're all one field your life would be a lot easier.. especially in a few years when you get your 24 role playing great job of videoing.. true life farming experiences!!
We have a bobcat at my shop. It had sat for years. I got it running and filled the hydraulic oil. Found 2 bad hoses. More oil and found the 3rd leaking. It was bucket tilt. I loosened it up and it was just dribble....dribble...dribble. slowly. I keep un screwing it and when it got to the last thread it blew off all over me. I learned a valuable lesson. Glad I didn't hurt myself
Duffy ag had a hydraulic leak in his driveway. His neighbor called the cops and anyone else that would listen. they sent every available unit from the environmental unit. The peoples republic of NY environmental revenue generators rushed to the scene and he has to dig it up. Personally I think people should mind their own business. It came out of the ground. Little bit isn't going to hurt.
I watched the video never once did he explained that the entire state of New York was after him stop exaggerating. And it wasn't his hydraulic leak it was a trucking company dumping full so they would have been the ones that held responsible
That was the 2nd time that neighbor called on him. Claiming some brick fill had asbestos in it. 😂 Chris has some good buddies up his way, but why would you want to farm in any of those States up his way. Especially when you’re starting out with a new farm.
Andy excellent training…INJECTION INJURY is no joke; hydraulic fluid; airless painter; next time you see a house painter with a finger missing ask him the back story 😳😳how big it swelled before they AMPUTATED 🤬🤬long time subscriber love the content keep it coming & STAY SAFE 👍
I REMEMBER THAT HAY VIDEO WHEN YOU GUYS WERE STRUGGLING WITH THE METAL ISSUES I THINK THAT WAS LIKE 4 YEAR'S AGO WITH THAT METAL ISSUES I FELT BAD FOR YOU GOING UP AND DOWN
You got to jaw jacking and forgot to turn the vacuum on 😂. Andrew will be a good operator atleast he’s paying attention to stuff unlike some who just occupy the seat
What the date of this? Just trying to figure out your start on planting. I started later than normal in CT because its been cold and wet till the last week. I have some ground that can't get planter through because of water so no go there. Decided to no-till a lot more than normal because of time and weather. Great video. Will you 7200R pull a 12 row planter?
Can’t believe you haven’t got your corn in. The youtube experts have assured me that only terrible farmers haven’t planted fully yet. Dang that ground is wet.
@@petenolte4192 Not certain how that changes the sheer wetness of the ground. Yes, silage gets taken earlier-too wet to work is still too wet to work 👍🏽
Looks good but I think there is a lot of farm shop bathrooms that have lots of the same design things as you put in this bathroom love the overall look of it
I can remember wind you took down a lot of trees down cross the road where you guys are next thing in the meantime, the wind does not stop blowing all the snow going in the road on route 5 and the wind 💨 world not stop blowing into the road my friend David Randall. Is going nuts plowing just that spot first year took all those trees down and you made it hard on the guys long night, the wind will not stop blowing the snow in the road route five and thank you. We couldn’t go home to our families Christmas and New Year’s with our families.
@@MorganOtt-ne1qjlmao Deere are having notorious low hour hydraulic leak failures. 38360 doesn't have many hours on it. If you buy a deer newer the 6000/10 7000/10 8000/10 series you'll have lots of problems.
I remember both of those videos. The one with the stuck manure spreader and the one with you having all the metal issues. Hopefully things will get better on that farm
Another great video Andy, really enjoy watching your stuff. You have 3 great daughters and 2 great sons. They have great working habit. Again, thanks for sharing.
.....and a great mom , oh forgot dad😊
Great job chisel plowing Sarah and Alex
Great job terra disking Andrew
Good luck seeding your corn 🌽 Andy
Great safety message at 13 minutes in. Learned the same thing through Cornell Cooperative Extension Tractor Driving Safety Course. Do not look for hydraulic leaks with your hands. 2000+ psi can cause a lot of soft tissue damage
Yup, one of the many important messages I teach as an instructor for that course in Tioga County!!
Nothing better than having your grown children taking care of business.
An amazing thing these days.
Tha ladies are fantastic and Andrew is not about to be left behind.
I've yet to see one time they didn't catch the leak within feet if happening.
I remember watching the harvest of wire video.
Great video an a good safety tip on hydraulic leaks the girls an boys are great operators happy Memorial Day 👍🚜
Always interesting hearing the backstory of certain farms!
Hi Andy, I think your best dialogs are when you are planting corn or combining corn. Maybe you can put up some longer videos and talk about different subjects. I also think that if Sarah and Alex could make videos of what they are doing it would be interesting and good for your channel. Regards from The Netherlands.
Alex should google ''hydraulic injection injury''. Well, everybody should do that, and look at the pictures. Everytime you work on hydraulic systems you will have those pictures in mind, better than every waring sign.
Youre having a very bad day when the hydraulic jet enters your skin. Would be half as bad if it went straight through, but the jet gets distorted by the flesh, tendons, and bones, etc, so if it enters your finger tip it can get straight through, or it exits at your shoulder blade. Unpredictable.
Nice video, and a quick fix without too much expense.
Goddamn!!!! I've never heard of this.
I think Andy's description did the job as well, judging by the look on her face 😰
Goes in a vein, well it could become a very sad day for the family...cough....
That happened to my dad when I was young living on a farm in Nebraska... the hydraulic oil got shot into his arm from a leak he had to go to the hospital to get the oil cleaned out... he was lucky..full recovery... scary shit though
Thankfully he recovered we sold the farm in Nebraska in 47 , and moved way south.
Oh no, I can just hear "Greta" now.... oil came out of the ground, it can go back into the ground I say. LOL
Not only you'll get oil in your skin but, it can cut fingers off, think of it as a water jet cutting machine. Great video as always, cheers :)
Great video Andy
The fact Alex caught the leak within the length of the chisel plow, only shows that not only is she a gorgeous young lady but a heck of an operator to boot! My only criticism would be we didn't get to see that beautiful smile of hers😉! Andy you do have some talented and beautiful girls, Happy Memorial Day Weekend Sir! Sorry I didn't mention the boys, but heck they aren't as pretty 😉
Yikes bro
Good memorial day to you and the family, I enjoyed the video, I remember when you all got the spreader out,it was interesting to say the least, I hope that the weather cooperates with you trying to get corn planted, have a good one.
Great lesson about hydraulic leak checking. I was a Steamfitter and we were told to use a broom handle to find steam leaks because steam is invisible.
Your family is on the top of it.
You will never hire an employee that has the knowledge & pride as your KIDS !!!
THANKS TO A GREAT TEACHER !!!
Hello from California I really like all your videos they are the best
Andy is was your lucky day finding that spring on the ground. Very correct about high pressure fluids and serious damage to skin. This spring a friend was pressure washing a piece of equipment and some how he dropped the pressure washer wand and the flipped and hit him in the arm penetrating his skin, he ended up in Emergency Medical on IV drip for several days to stop the infection.
Note. He was watching it. Good job Andrew.
Great show Thanks 😊 From Saskatchewan
Hi Andy !
Good job Alex !
Good job fixing it !
Thanks everybody for your time and have a good day at the farm ! 🙋♂️
He had Bison on that also! I remember working on the boiler in the big house,and I got to pet a couple of them!
Have a good memorial weekend Andy and family
I know a guy that was looking for a leak like you said not to . He almost lost his hand from it being full of oil . His hand today is almost twice as big as his other hand .
She don’t need no stinking funnel - she is PRO!
That’s the way I would do it 😅 with my flip flops on 🤗
I remember that video when you guys had that spreader stuck. What happened to that big dude Norris or whatever his name was that was working for you guys I don't know if he was the one running the tractor but I remember he was in the video.
Man do I hear you on the phone calls that goddamn phone rings every single time I'm laying under something or trying to help somebody else get their issue resolved or my hands are covered in crap.. and I can say the word "answer" 5 times but my phone just keeps ringing for some reason . That's why you only receive text messages from me because I get it, not because I'm a millennial lol. Awesomevideo Andy
Andy, that's a good idea to link old videos to stories you are telling. More views for you too
You are a great Teacher and your experience that you share with your subscribers is very helpful. 😊
Great video as always Andy
Those cylinder leaks on brand new tool smells like a millennial that had a brain fart and torque marked those fittings. He may have been wearing a face diaper and was dizzy from his thirteenth booster.
I love watching you guys work those farms. I drive by watching you do the job I want on the way to the job I got. You guys picked tons of rock
I enjoyed your show 😊
More mucho broken stuff there Andy that sucks but it’s part of it hope the season gets a little better
That corn planter should save quite a bit of time that's quite the planter great video
I think you should get yourself a huge excavator and take all them little fields and make them one... I know there's probably a landlord involved but if they're all one field your life would be a lot easier.. especially in a few years when you get your 24 role playing great job of videoing.. true life farming experiences!!
Good field repair. Nice to get it all in the ground
We have a bobcat at my shop. It had sat for years. I got it running and filled the hydraulic oil. Found 2 bad hoses. More oil and found the 3rd leaking. It was bucket tilt. I loosened it up and it was just dribble....dribble...dribble. slowly. I keep un screwing it and when it got to the last thread it blew off all over me. I learned a valuable lesson. Glad I didn't hurt myself
I always love your videos Andy. You have a wealth of knowledge in your head. Hope your kids get a part of it, which i think they surely will.
I remember that
It's all looking very busy Andy.could do without the problems as well 👍👍👍👍
Duffy ag had a hydraulic leak in his driveway. His neighbor called the cops and anyone else that would listen. they sent every available unit from the environmental unit. The peoples republic of NY environmental revenue generators rushed to the scene and he has to dig it up. Personally I think people should mind their own business. It came out of the ground. Little bit isn't going to hurt.
Stopped watching him a couple years ago. Glad you like his content.
I watched the video never once did he explained that the entire state of New York was after him stop exaggerating. And it wasn't his hydraulic leak it was a trucking company dumping full so they would have been the ones that held responsible
That was the 2nd time that neighbor called on him. Claiming some brick fill had asbestos in it. 😂 Chris has some good buddies up his way, but why would you want to farm in any of those States up his way. Especially when you’re starting out with a new farm.
@@SbrGrendel65 I'm betting he didn't know what he was getting into.
@@Otherrandomguy42 does it matter. My point is people should mind their own business. Apparently you have never dealt with the state of NY
Morning Andy nice job very informative 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🌞🌞🌞 hope all goes well with the planting 🚜🚜🔧🛠️😎
Great video. I worked with a gent that lost 2 fingers from a hydraulic injection injury from a pinhole leak in a hose. It was nasty.
Another good one Andy 🐄🚜🇺🇲👍
Hey, I thought that the 9620 was going to be for Alex.
👍👍👍🏿👍🏿
Nice to see binder twine holding the 3 point arms together on such a new high tech tractor
Alex is absolutely stunning.
Thought Alex had the new big tractor you bought Andy?
Looking mean with the new rubber
It's not oil it's earl
Alex is a Farmer though and though! "I don't need a Funnel" Saying of a very convincing Farmer! You tell em Alex...
Angus farm.
Andy excellent training…INJECTION INJURY is no joke; hydraulic fluid; airless painter; next time you see a house painter with a finger missing ask him the back story 😳😳how big it swelled before they AMPUTATED 🤬🤬long time subscriber love the content keep it coming & STAY SAFE 👍
I REMEMBER THAT HAY VIDEO WHEN YOU GUYS WERE STRUGGLING WITH THE METAL ISSUES I THINK THAT WAS LIKE 4 YEAR'S AGO WITH THAT METAL ISSUES I FELT BAD FOR YOU GOING UP AND DOWN
That was a long day for Andy
@@petenolte4192 FACTS
Can you use braided hoses?
You got to jaw jacking and forgot to turn the vacuum on 😂. Andrew will be a good operator atleast he’s paying attention to stuff unlike some who just occupy the seat
What the date of this? Just trying to figure out your start on planting. I started later than normal in CT because its been cold and wet till the last week. I have some ground that can't get planter through because of water so no go there. Decided to no-till a lot more than normal because of time and weather. Great video. Will you 7200R pull a 12 row planter?
.. still really not likin' the camera.... 🤔
😭😭😭🤭🤡🤣😂🤣😂
I watched the video with the spreader a few times lol. That's when I first found this channel or about that time. Definitely was a shitty job lol
Can’t believe you haven’t got your corn in. The youtube experts have assured me that only terrible farmers haven’t planted fully yet.
Dang that ground is wet.
Just remember he wants silage not shelled corn
@@petenolte4192 Not certain how that changes the sheer wetness of the ground. Yes, silage gets taken earlier-too wet to work is still too wet to work 👍🏽
We are still just figuring things out here…. We don’t have no where near the acres that they have to put in, so we drag out feet a bit
I remember when the spreader got stuck and all the metal in the field when chopping.
I never run my hand over a hydraulic hose. One to many wires jabbed into the fingers. And if I remove a boss fitting. I replace the O ring.
Anytime I transfer a liquid I spill🤷♂️. Certified mess!
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Looks good but I think there is a lot of farm shop bathrooms that have lots of the same design things as you put in this bathroom love the overall look of it
its a good thing theres hydraulic leaks on the equip otherwise you wouldnt have anything to do
Man how do u know how to run all the new technology with these tractors? They come out and teach u?
Ohh yeah I like them tires
Love the content ❤🎉😊
Them tires mmmmmm
I have a friend that lost his finger from hydro oil shot in his finger
What hydraulic oil do you like to run?
It was probably put together on a Friday
I will like to have another tractor tour video.
That is the famous hose on those 8r's
Dam good job sod buster
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Little muddy !!
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Go no till
No till into wet ground is a failure. But they definitely could be notilling some on his driest ground.
I can remember wind you took down a lot of trees down cross the road where you guys are next thing in the meantime, the wind does not stop blowing all the snow going in the road on route 5 and the wind 💨 world not stop blowing into the road my friend David Randall. Is going nuts plowing just that spot first year took all those trees down and you made it hard on the guys long night, the wind will not stop blowing the snow in the road route five and thank you. We couldn’t go home to our families Christmas and New Year’s with our families.
When was that
Go no till save all that no need for all that extra work and produce a biogester to the farm u cut cost by millions
It"s to bad there isn"t a Versatile or Case / IH dealer closer to you folks. J.D."s are a fix or repair daily tractor.
If you can be objective that is any equipment.
None of them break down sitting in the shed. Anything that is used will break at some point. All of them have hoses, and hoses wear out.
Clearly you have never operated much equipment. All break when used and the best parts/ service guys are the brand to use near you.
@@mfreund15448 Thanks for speaking up!
@@MorganOtt-ne1qjlmao Deere are having notorious low hour hydraulic leak failures. 38360 doesn't have many hours on it. If you buy a deer newer the 6000/10 7000/10 8000/10 series you'll have lots of problems.