My farmer dad passed away in 1980, but if he were still here, he'd be sitting right next to me with each and every one of your videos, Pete!!! I, for one, am deeply grateful for the extra efforts you invest in all these film capturings of your daily life there on the farm. And, by the way, I'm thrilled for you on the most EXCELLENT job you did on that MD!!! Tis a work of art!!! ;o)
That's the most animated I can remember seeing in Hilary. :) I think she has a lot more to say, it would be fun if she did a video on her own once a month. Love your channel, I watch it every day! Thank you, Pete, Hilary, and family for the fun and interesting content.
watching that old tractor come to life with all the work you put into puts a smile on my face every time you start it. We enjoy your channel and can relate to a lot of what you talk about because I grew up on a dairy farm in Walton, NY.
Pete, I like your wisdom! Wisdom often comes after a whole life of hardship, challenge, happiness, and hope! I like what you have to say about life and your honesty!
OK, I don't care what the pig thinks, your jokes are great. Love the sound and look of the new engine, looks like she runs great. Great luck with haying
As usual, I very much enjoy your videos. I have never had regular sized pigs, but my children enjoyed the pot belly pig, & we had numerous piglets, from time to time. Now the children are grown and gone, along with my wife. But I have wonderful memories of Horses, Cows, Goals, Sheep, Alpacas, Dogs, & Cats, on my little 20 acre farm. At 72, I am thinking about reseeding & growing hay, since I have the equipment. I don't need the money, but it will give me something to do. Thanks again for your videos.
Wow, I bought 2 for my H's, 1 for my 404 and 1 gor my 460. Took them bach to napa (Pennsylvania) the guy called the napa headquarters and they told him they are not including the gaskets. I love your posts. You make my day. Ps.. I Love your jokes !! You inspire me. Thank you
The amazing variations of rain. Ithaca’s predictable hay growing rain in summer (no mechanical irrigation?) and the annual very dry conditions (lots of mechanical irrigation) of the Pacific Northwest known for its rain. Interesting contrast. Your jokes are good medicine.
I totally love how you can keep your cool. My Dexter's got out today and headed for the highway I just lost my cool. Swore moretoday than i have in awhilw.
As a Diesel mechanic for 20 plus years I think you did a fantastic on rebuilding the MD , don’t listen to the haters that leave you messages . Your doing great and keep it up . Your a dieting breed being ran out of business by the Giant conglomerate farms and your successful, don’t ever forget that . That’s my two cents . Look forward to seeing many other videos. I just got done with my second major back surgery and can’t donate to your Go Fund Me but I will ASAP . Thanks for the hours of entertainment. Hope all is well, Woody Wilson Zimmerman MN .
Gotta new joke for ya, bill asked bob, " how was your vacation" bob says" it was great we went to the Jimmy Dean factory, I swear you never sausage a place!"
We always kept a one pound Maxwell House coffee can (remember when coffee was actually sold by the pound?) on top of the muffler of our John Deere model A. Invariably I would forget to take it off before opening the pressure relief valves and rolling over the flywheel. Seemed like that can always landed in the hardest to recover places! Another great video, Pete! Cheers! Whipple
Pete backing that wagon out of the barn reminded me of my youth watching my dad back a full load of hay up the ramp and on to the very old barn floor usually in a rain or hail storm using our Farmall H. Those old international tractors always steered pretty easy even without power steering. The old barn floors had no nails so the horses feet would be safe. Just a fun fact. When I was in 4H I competed in a tractor driving competition and got first place because I was the only one who could back a four wheel wagon. I used a John Deere 1020 vineyard tractor.
poor red, relief is on the way, along with piglets. I'm west of you in Michigan. forcast for 70's thurs, friday and next week end. love seeing the MD working.
Pete thank you for another day on the homestead. I can't imagine how the cows were afraid of wild turkeys unless they attacked them. I wonder if the bulls would have protected their mates??
At least you guys didn’t have to chase 300 cows like we did before because one of my coworkers left the gate open on accident and then they got in the road, and I’ll just say, it was not fun
I remember growing's up when that would happen.at night..all the neighbors would pitch in and help get them back in.. Cuz we all knew karma would get us too and we would have to rely on them to help us get our animals back in.
@@OurSustainableJourney you have to let them make their mistakes. My daughter and son each ran a million dollars tractor / planter combo getting corn in the ground intended for a $750 k contract.
I run 15/40 rotella in my truck haven’t had any problems with it if you pull out the dipstick it’s clean even at the 3000 mile mark great video thanks for sharing
Red looks to have lots of little piglets in her and I hope all goes well for her and the piglets. Boy the MD sure sounds good every time you fire her up.
Hi Pete, how are you 2day, I'm fine thank you, I just wanted to tell you don't stop the jokes, keep'em coming, and as always grate video's and keep up the good work. Verne Johnson Farmall kid 63 😊
Oh this episode. Saw you take off the muffler. So the manager told me I could use the new JD for chores. Yup bent that brand new muffler, a lot taller than the Ms and Hs I was used to. He wasn't happy. I'm not the one who introduced that green thing into an otherewise red fleet.
Pete you are something else man ya that tractor is running great you know I guess you do have to manage your land well because the cows and chickens are all out at the same time too bad red pen wouldnt allow for a mister I'm sure that would end up being a huge mess
We hardly use electric wire at all in Norway, just the high visibility ribbon whatchamacallits. I'm not saying it would stop a stampede, but it could tip the scale.
I watch a Fresian horse channel in the Netherlands that euses the ribbon. Interesting as always. Tractor heaven. Love the jokes. I’m glad I can share them with my kids. Piglets sooon. God Bless you sir.
When the baby pork chops come along are the names already picked out?? Can't wait until the piglets are running around in the pen again, they are fun to watch. Smaller farming really is a great life!
They don't mind turkey so much, it's the cranberry sauce and stuffing that gets their goat. Plus the family getting together and the inevitable bickering over who has had too much eggnog.
Nice looking cows, my neighbor in Elbridge, NY had a heifer called nutsabella , she get back 50 feet and charge thru single wire electric fence, she was sent away
Great video. You should name the Farmall MD. Dr. Frankenstein. You know MD is for doctor and Frankenstein cause the half painted half of its in its old working clothes
We always use a single wire fence. They only broke through when hungry or sacred Sometime the bull would go through when he thought he waited long enough.
Watching this video made me exhausted. So much work goes into taking care of the chores
Hillary and Pete ! You both did what you folks always do! You go above and beyond ! You folks are awesome!
Thank You
Always a joy to relax and see you deal with farming life.
My farmer dad passed away in 1980, but if he were still here, he'd be sitting right next to me with each and every one of your videos, Pete!!! I, for one, am deeply grateful for the extra efforts you invest in all these film capturings of your daily life there on the farm. And, by the way, I'm thrilled for you on the most EXCELLENT job you did on that MD!!! Tis a work of art!!! ;o)
You are one of only two people that I know that can back a front steer hay wagon. You are the man!
This takes me back many,many,many years ago. My uncles farm. Dairy cows, bailing hay, feeding chickens, gardening. Keep it going Pete.
The great editing raises the humble content to an art form. True quality videos.
MD music to my ears - I'd start it up every day just to hear it run!!
I have been doing that!
I love how you can talk and interact with your cows! It's really amazing to watch.
That's the most animated I can remember seeing in Hilary. :) I think she has a lot more to say, it would be fun if she did a video on her own once a month. Love your channel, I watch it every day! Thank you, Pete, Hilary, and family for the fun and interesting content.
I love it! You don't chase your cows, you call them, and they follow!!
We really like your jokes as they help us stay cool during these hot days.
Good to see the MD in action. You got to enjoy the fruits of your winter labor.
Most people wake up for work and decide what tie or shoes there gonna wear, Pete wakes up and decides what tractor he wants to use today
Have to buy more shoes
May he never have any doubts, because winter will find him.
watching that old tractor come to life with all the work you put into puts a smile on my face every time you start it. We enjoy your channel and can relate to a lot of what you talk about because I grew up on a dairy farm in Walton, NY.
Thank you!!
@@JustaFewAcresFarm And she looks pretty good without the tin on her too!
@@matthewwarfield4302 Yes, take the tin off of an H or an M and you can see the F-20/F-30 underneath the fancy sheet metal.
your jokes are good enough for me i been in the bar bussiness for 40 years but been farming lot longer thanks for shareing
Another nice video, thank you very much for the time and effort you put into these. I look forward to seeing the piglets!
I know your family is a tough crowd, but I appreciate and enjoy your jokes. Happy haying.
You and your wife make a great team! Thanks for the video. As always 👍👍
Pete,
I like your wisdom! Wisdom often comes after a whole life of hardship, challenge, happiness, and hope! I like what you have to say about life and your honesty!
Keep the dad jokes coming!! I love the sound of your old tractors, humming along..
I love all your jokes pete! They get me every time ! Hope all is well with you and Hilary!
You should be proud of the Tractor. After all, you did an amazing job with it.
You are an expert land manager! Tractor on, my friends!
I have never seen Caw follow people around like that, they must really love you
Was waiting for a MD run! You didn't disappoint!
It does run well! Like, it's a new engine!
I love your humor! you're a natural at educating. take care and thank you
OK, I don't care what the pig thinks, your jokes are great. Love the sound and look of the new engine, looks like she runs great. Great luck with haying
As usual, I very much enjoy your videos. I have never had regular sized pigs, but my children enjoyed the pot belly pig, & we had numerous piglets, from time to time. Now the children are grown and gone, along with my wife. But I have wonderful memories of Horses, Cows, Goals, Sheep, Alpacas, Dogs, & Cats, on my little 20 acre farm. At 72, I am thinking about reseeding & growing hay, since I have the equipment. I don't need the money, but it will give me something to do. Thanks again for your videos.
So glad I found this channel!
Wow, I bought 2 for my H's, 1 for my 404 and 1 gor my 460. Took them bach to napa (Pennsylvania) the guy called the napa headquarters and they told him they are not including the gaskets. I love your posts. You make my day. Ps.. I Love your jokes !! You inspire me. Thank you
Really enjoy the tractors moving about getting into position for the seasons work
Nice sounding rebuilt motor. Probably last a few more generations.
No codes to throw and no firmware to update on that bad boy!
Love watching the everyday stuff. 😁
You make it look easy when back the hay wagon out.
I enjoy watching your videos very much
Tractor sounds great your hard work paid off. Thanks for sharing
Orchard grass wait.......wait.......wait.......run run run run run run. lol, now you know how the piggies feel.
The amazing variations of rain. Ithaca’s predictable hay growing rain in summer (no mechanical irrigation?) and the annual very dry conditions (lots of mechanical irrigation) of the Pacific Northwest known for its rain. Interesting contrast. Your jokes are good medicine.
Brilliant video. I’m still on catch-up and this is one of the best so far 👍
Hi Pete yes that motor sounds great what I hear on video it is smooth. Have a good day
I totally love how you can keep your cool. My Dexter's got out today and headed for the highway I just lost my cool. Swore moretoday than i have in awhilw.
Whoa Pete, I was worried you weren't going to make it through the low doorway of that building! Hopefully we will see piglets in the next episode!
As a Diesel mechanic for 20 plus years I think you did a fantastic on rebuilding the MD , don’t listen to the haters that leave you messages . Your doing great and keep it up . Your a dieting breed being ran out of business by the Giant conglomerate farms and your successful, don’t ever forget that . That’s my two cents . Look forward to seeing many other videos. I just got done with my second major back surgery and can’t donate to your Go Fund Me but I will ASAP . Thanks for the hours of entertainment. Hope all is well,
Woody Wilson Zimmerman MN .
Thank you Woody! Best of luck for a speedy recovery.
Another great video from Just a few acres farm. Pete love the jokes keep them coming. Can't wait to see piglets. 🤗🤗🤗
Good job backing both 2 and 4 wheelers!
You are correct Pete. Cool moist ground means trouble getting the hay to dry!
Gotta new joke for ya, bill asked bob, " how was your vacation" bob says" it was great we went to the Jimmy Dean factory, I swear you never sausage a place!"
We always kept a one pound Maxwell House coffee can (remember when coffee was actually sold by the pound?) on top of the muffler of our John Deere model A. Invariably I would forget to take it off before opening the pressure relief valves and rolling over the flywheel. Seemed like that can always landed in the hardest to recover places!
Another great video, Pete!
Cheers!
Whipple
you are a wiz maneuvering that tractor with the trailers, man !
Good to see that Red's fan got cleaned up.
Glad the MD runs so well.
The "paper was jamming " :):):):):):)
Great saturday video! Thanks .
Pete backing that wagon out of the barn reminded me of my youth watching my dad back a full load of hay up the ramp and on to the very old barn floor usually in a rain or hail storm using our Farmall H. Those old international tractors always steered pretty easy even without power steering. The old barn floors had no nails so the horses feet would be safe. Just a fun fact. When I was in 4H I competed in a tractor driving competition and got first place because I was the only one who could back a four wheel wagon. I used a John Deere 1020 vineyard tractor.
YOU make me feel like a REAL AMERICAN!!.. .thanks for posting!
I can't wait to see the baby piggies!!!
Me too!
Nice video. Thanks. Looking forward to some little piglets soon.
I always enjoy your videos !
How do you not have a Napa sponsorship yet?? I know I've bought paint there because of your videos.
@@DieselRamcharger Imo, it is destroying Our Wyoming Life. I, personally, don't want to watch an infomercial.
Good one, especially about how you manage your fields. Very informative.
Good job backing up the hay wagon. That can be a tough job to do.
I love your videos, Pete. And the jokes.
poor red, relief is on the way, along with piglets. I'm west of you in Michigan. forcast for 70's thurs, friday and next week end. love seeing the MD working.
don't know how you get it all done every day you never stop, reminds me of me...lol great job keep up the great work your content is a blast...
Pete thank you for another day on the homestead. I can't imagine how the cows were afraid of wild turkeys unless they attacked them. I wonder if the bulls would have protected their mates??
Cows are skittish animals, often bothered by 1 thing or another.
Loved the paper jammin in the printer joke Pete!! Never stop with the Dad jokes!! 😊
At least you guys didn’t have to chase 300 cows like we did before because one of my coworkers left the gate open on accident and then they got in the road, and I’ll just say, it was not fun
Yes, but did you see the way they came to him? He’s their herd boss. That’s “hands on” animal husbandry.
I remember growing's up when that would happen.at night..all the neighbors would pitch in and help get them back in.. Cuz we all knew karma would get us too and we would have to rely on them to help us get our animals back in.
This is my biggest fear with our kids. They’re young and prone to forgetting steps but still want to help as much as they can.
@@OurSustainableJourney you have to let them make their mistakes. My daughter and son each ran a million dollars tractor / planter combo getting corn in the ground intended for a $750 k contract.
@@LtColDaddy71 agreed. I trust them but man do we have to do stuff a couple times over till they get it right. that’s at least how I always learned.
Nice video Pete. MD sounds good.
I run 15/40 rotella in my truck haven’t had any problems with it if you pull out the dipstick it’s clean even at the 3000 mile mark great video thanks for sharing
Thanks Pete! That joke made my day.
Red looks to have lots of little piglets in her and I hope all goes well for her and the piglets. Boy the MD sure sounds good every time you fire her up.
Pete, I think you are into farming so you can drive around and fix old tractors. The rest seems just a bonus...
😉
Fish & scales, printers & jamming - Those were really bad Pete but your videos are awesome!
So bad they’re good! Well, maybe not...
@@JustaFewAcresFarm Although this is making me laugh!!!!!!!!!!
@@JustaFewAcresFarm Have a good one friend!
That’s a skill Backing up a hey wagon
Hi Pete, how are you 2day, I'm fine thank you, I just wanted to tell you don't stop the jokes, keep'em coming, and as always grate video's and keep up the good work.
Verne Johnson
Farmall kid 63 😊
So the MD has done its first official work?!?! Wehoo!
as we've heard you say before, "Crazy cows!".
the md sounds great....good job.
Oh this episode. Saw you take off the muffler.
So the manager told me I could use the new JD for chores. Yup bent that brand new muffler, a lot taller than the Ms and Hs I was used to. He wasn't happy. I'm not the one who introduced that green thing into an otherewise red fleet.
Pete you are something else man ya that tractor is running great you know I guess you do have to manage your land well because the cows and chickens are all out at the same time too bad red pen wouldnt allow for a mister I'm sure that would end up being a huge mess
Wow old Red is ready to pop!! I'm definitely thinking 15 at least!!
We hardly use electric wire at all in Norway, just the high visibility ribbon whatchamacallits.
I'm not saying it would stop a stampede, but it could tip the scale.
I watch a Fresian horse channel in the Netherlands that euses the ribbon. Interesting as always. Tractor heaven. Love the jokes. I’m glad I can share them with my kids. Piglets sooon. God Bless you sir.
Thanks Pete.
When Mom's printer gets jammed again I'm going to remember that one have a good day and God bless
When the baby pork chops come along are the names already picked out?? Can't wait until the piglets are running around in the pen again, they are fun to watch. Smaller farming really is a great life!
Excellent video it's nice to see the cattle out grazing and how far along your grass is it's been extremely dry here in Minnesota
Hello trok Drunen in the Netherlands we look sinds a week to the gread films verry Nice 👍👍👍🔨👩🔧
They don't mind turkey so much, it's the cranberry sauce and stuffing that gets their goat. Plus the family getting together and the inevitable bickering over who has had too much eggnog.
Better late then never…. We always don’t seem to have enough time lol
At least the cattle didn't get out in the middle of a cold winter.
The tractor at 11:57 , didn't that come with an air conditioned / heated enclosed cab with the Bose stereo ? LOL Nice tractor................
Imagine your large cows being afraid of turkeys...cute. Be well.
A good addition to the farm would be some beehives!
That's crazy how your cows will follow you off new tall grass. Cows coming when they're called is just a foreign thought to me.
Nice looking cows, my neighbor in Elbridge, NY had a heifer called nutsabella , she get back 50 feet and charge thru single wire electric fence, she was sent away
Get a solar pond pump and hook it up to some misters for your pigs.
My NAPA and JD stores deliver.
Yep, definitely Dexters! You’ll never find another breed so easy to handle!
Red is definitely going to have 25 plus piglets! 😉
Great video. You should name the Farmall MD. Dr. Frankenstein.
You know MD is for doctor and Frankenstein cause the half painted half of its in its old working clothes
We always use a single wire fence. They only broke through when hungry or sacred Sometime the bull would go through when he thought he waited long enough.