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I have went through and watched every video you have posted . There was only 2 I hadn't seen . Did you ever think flying a drone through the shop and around the bins would turn into this .thanks for everything you work so hard for and keeping us entertained. You good people
@UCdHQpt8pby86zviHdSP7wZA right?!😂
The Northern Chill product placement by the Big Swede was pretty hilarious! Got to make sure the logo is visible!! 🤣😂
You need to paint the Rim's White on the Trailer So it will slow down the rust and You will Look Sooooooo good..
Love seeing supervisor toby keeping an eye on you
@Mida Tamara .
Those rotary brooms work great to sweep the gravel out of your grass in the spring.
Just a suggestion, try using a length of nylon strap wrapped around/underneath the battery as you lower it into the battery box.
Then leave the strap for when/if you need to remove the battery.
Just a thought.
I was getting ready to make the same suggestion, then I saw your recommendation.
5:00. Anchor pins & bushings. Those are always a pain. I worked in a heavy truck shop. We had a giant driver for them very similar to a ball joint press, but significantly more chonker like. Can't count the number of times I used that thing with heat, a 3/4 air impact, and a BFH do drive out the pins. Then an air hammer and chisel bit for the bushings. Whizzy wheel the hole with a die grinder and flapper wheel, and slide the new ones in after dunking them in anti seize. 👌
When the going gets tough, Chet releases more content 👌. Respect.
Y should build reservoirs in your ranch close to places where there is flooding. Then drain the floods to reservoirs, and use reservoir for irrigation. You will see the difference in crop. Less excess watering in wet season. And reservoir to irrigate in dry season. You can even reduce evaporation from reservoir. Using shading in reservoir.
Loving my new hat.Thanks again!!
Iowa State used a brush like that on a small JD tractor to polish the ice on the sidewalks back in the 70's. It was safer to walk through the snow than it was to walk on the sidewalks. They would also use the same tractor to go out on Lake Laverne to polish the ice for skating but one time the tractor fell through the ice. Best entertainment we had all winter!
Ball joint press fits perfect for doing the air brake bushings and studs
You can use welder cable extension connectors between the truck and trailer and source power from the battery through a 100 amp breaker, then you will have enough to power the engine on the trailer. Happy New Year Larson Farms.
Watch out for Flying rocks and mud. That window looked like a good target. :)
Time bobcat delivered Larson farms some new machines. I never thought they would be that useful but I’ve just ordered one.
I maintained state salt / brine trucks and what I did was use heat to warm the cast up for the pins on the shoes then crack the cast a few times with a BFH then air hammer them out. and then I always got 1 1/2" round flap disks or even some 1" ones and then use them to sand the rust down then you can easily apply anti seize and tap the bushings back in
Chet if you’ve got a 2” strap your not using cut a piece long enough to go under battery on that trailer. Bolt one side to battery box then lay it under battery you can use it to lift battery in and out.
Ya know, they make a carry strap for batteries. Holes in the ends of the strap drop down over the battery posts and then little folding tabs drop down to hold the strap to the post. Lift the tabs and the strap slips off. We used to sell them at Sears Auto. Just about any parts store should have them.
They dont have battery-straps in Minnesota?
Go handles
Chet they make a rubber strap with a metal end on each end that will slip over each terminal on battery to make an easy handle to remove and install batteries in tight places just slip clips over terminals and lift.
Hey Chet, increase your wire size a bit (find out the CCA of the starter then ask a sparky about the right size for the amps at distance), then run a line direct from the truck batteries, through an appropriate fuse, to the trailer. You should be able to get an appropriate connector for the amperage also
Firefly said everything I was going to tell you but in a much better way, I believe his way will work just fine...
he should at least wire wheel the paint qnd shit off to, on ground and the weld
@@calebalt1557 I mean, sure, if it was something load bearing or for a proper job over an initial test. Given the half decent quality of the welding noise etc I’d have said it was fit for purpose as is though.
you can get clear protection film like a phone screen protector for mirrors ive heard to help prevent cracking from rocks
I love how you guys keep all your equipment clean, washed, and serviced. Also the barns and sheds. It really does make such a difference. Dougo, Chet, and Eric you all contribute so much to these videos. We really enjoy them. Take care and have a good one. 👍👍👍❤️
When Dougo was powerswreping towards the window, I was just waiting for a rock or something to be picked up and flung towards the building.
Thank God for our Farmers. Love the way you guys display our flag. I'm a Veteran from Operation Deset Shield/Desert Storm and love to see Old Glory wave. Thank you guys !!!!!!!
Mr Clean, you are so cute when you are messy and wet. You and the swede are pretty handy maintenance guys. I like that brush on the skidsteer, they are so handy. Good video. Pax.
Get the Big propane roofers torch with the 10# propane tank
Your problem isn't voltage or wire gauge. It is voltage drop due to the current limitation of your relay (which you will probably burn out if it is not protected). Use the truck to charge your battery (within the current limits of the relay) and use the battery to start the engine. You will need to isolate the two circuits to do this.
Maybe consider getting some trickle charges for the batteries during the off season time to keep the batteries charged.I have had good luck using the chargers on equipment that sits during the winter
So nice to see Toby… (The Real Boss)…. Inspecting all of your work to make sure you all are doing a great job.
On that pony motor you could put a small battery with it but then run a charge wire from your truck to pigtail to the trailer
A lot of trucks use this type of battery power for different things on their trailer’s
Get a battery strap to put on the terminals works good 👍
Toby is such a good farm dog. He doesn't get spooked by loud machinery or Chet's face in the morning. Good boy!
Just a thought, with all your fabrication abilities, make a new (shorter) battery box and put it in an area that's accessible. No need cutting off a finger because some CAD designer has no idea how inept their battery box design/location is.
That was really great that you polished up the packed down ice so the city fathers can break their hips, their arms, and their pride. Might I suggest memorizing the 9-1-1 number just in case?
A lot of respect for farmers.. Thanks for doing the job and taking us along.
Nice ice polisher. Every Minnesota farmer should have a zamboni.
Love your videos. Dugo, Chet and BS are naturals in front of camera. Look forward to seeing more videos.
Great content Chet👍👍👍👍
Draw bars work good to bend metal straight without springing back at you. Works great on fence post.
That brush looks like a fine way to launch rocks right through those windows on the buildings.
Always enjoy watching the Captain, the Kid and Dougo! Thanks for sharing!
Just a thought, move the battery to the side of the frame where it is easier to get at.
When installing or removing batteries in tight areas, snap 2 good vice grips vertically on posts and use as handles.
You guys got all the cool tools and keep them very clean
Put an old worn out ratchet strap around the battery so you can set it in and pull out the battery easier
Those brushes are awesome in snow!
i run a dual battery system works great primary bat for main vehicle and secondary fo whatever you hook up and both stay charged
Thanks for the video Chet. Y'all bring a smile to my face.
Good to see Toby the Safety Supervisor is on site, checking up on everyone!
Get a 2 inch wide nylon strap by 3 or 4 ft long. Lay it across the battery box and then lower the battery in, will greatly help during removal as well. Just grab the strap , both ends and lift.
The battery is still necessary but add a Charge Isolator like a motorhome.
Very great 👍 video on your family farm again that part on the trailer is call roller for the brakes
Move the battery and/or modify the battery box.
Get yourself a solar panel to keep the battery on your trailer charged
Hats off to honesty, and genuine integrity,... to record AND SHOW, A failed project, (the wire to delete battery idea), sounded legit, and heart sank for yous when it didn't work, but a salute for posting it anyways, something most people would shy away from, just awesome content, you guys, ALWAYS looking for new videos every day, and when I get the notification, it's a GOOD day here!!!!
Could you imagine the camera guy filming that head-on shot when Dougo was sweeping and a piece of metal/ and or screw driver was actually laying under the snow?
Back in college, we used to call those brushes “campus ice polishers”.
yup, if you want the ice slippier (slipperier??) polish the heck out of it.
Luv the video keep the videos coming. That brush worked really good as on the yard. Stay safe and warm.
Great video thanks again
Napa has battery straps that hook onto the top terminals on the battery. Or you could just buy a battery that has a handle on it right from the get go. Surely would save your fingers and dropping the battery.
Just a idea 🙃 for your battery box. With those deep hard to reach boxes a farm friend of mine cut the side off so battery can slide in and out easily saving fingers back and guts. He then revit one near top and one near bottom a clasp hinge to hold the battery in. After some perfecting it's much kinder changing out batteries.
Or just put a couple 2x4 in there first
100A breaker to an Anderson connector, benefit is you can create jumper cables to clip directly onto the Anderson connector to jump start either the truck or something else!
Great video Chet Eric Dougo loved the tire brake work on the fertilizer trailer great job Eric.Chet at least you tried to fix the battery problem by wiring it to tractor. Dougo good job on snow sweeping different not to bad thank you all have a good evening thank you for sharing and your time was really great.
Battery lift. Washer rope handle rope washer.
Slide washers over post, they will grab at angle, lift battery out without cutting fingers.
Great video Chet. Thank you for the awesome video.
Hey Chet if the only thing that battery is used for on that trailer is to start that motor you probably don't need that big of a battery but it is used for other things maybe. Just a thought maybe not a good thought but a thought none the less. I love the channel keep up the great work!
Use some flat packing strap to make handles that go around the battery to help lift it out and put the battery in or some wire with a plastic 5 gallon bucket handle .There are a couple of ways to do this
Love how the big swed turns the water bottle to show the label better.
Ya know Chet you shouldn’t use a cut off wheel as a grinding wheel or buffing wheel use a floppy disk for that Then when you go to cut with your cut off wheel it won’t shatter and hurt you
If on this set up u truely want it to charge then u need to put on a power cable set up ,like for charging a battery that has a lift gate on it, 1 gage cable to back of sleeper next to the 7 way light cord . To recepticals 2 terminal one 50 amp or 100 amp breaker put it at the batteries run the ground and positive to receptical, plug in the curly cable 2 terminal, wire in the same way on trailer to your motor ground to frame and positive to where you got it, then test it before starting the truck . Double check once running. It will start then properly.
Always very entertaining and knowledgeable stuff on Larson Farms. Next time you're at the auto parts store see if they have a battery strap handle. They grip the terminals and after lowered into the box it disconnects easily. Or why not cut the battery box and have it just fit over the battery.
Ok, that brush is impressive in the snow.
Voltage with larger amp draws needs a wider road (guage) to supply large draws.
An electrician could probably explain that better than I did.
Just curious and I hadn’t noticed except for intro part of the video. Are you guys ever going to paint the bulk fuel container? (White like the other tanks, maybe mark it “diesel” or “Jet A” or “Regular” or “No-lead”)…yes, you’ve got to be old enough to understand the last two fuel-types reference.
Thanks for the video! Dougo now has an indoor Martin AND an outdoor semi-Martin! 😂😂😂
White is usually PVC not ABS plastic! Read the descriptions! 12:58
Thanks for sharing buddy glad you and everyone are doing well god bless all farmers and their families
Good job keeping the videos. I enjoy watching the shop work and the kinda calm before the storm in few months when the season starts again !
Chet try a plug set up for a refer trailer. They are diesel motors much like that and the plug is designed to pass big amounts of power to start the motor. They use welder cables for cable.
Hello from Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming
We use starter cable fastened to battery to a solenoid with power block plugs at rear no voltage loss max amperage usable
Move the battery box or try a heavy gage wire if nothing eles they sell a rubber strap with metal ends that slid over the terminals and pressure hold when you lift so you can put them in to tight spots just like that one
The finer the wire in the cable the more current it will conduct,,,,,good luck
Fantastic
Hope Toby had his safety squint going when you were grinding that bracket. Lol
Need to get a Black Car Battery Carrier Tool Pico 0867PT it uses the battery terminals to clamp a strap to lift it in and out!
They do have top handles on batteries today.n there is a handle you can purchase to remove too.much easier on the fingers.
Yeah grab a “to go” battery as Derek from Vice Grip Garage would say.
Put a capacitor on that trailer starter motor, then it gets the amp boost needed.
Put a piece of ratchet strap around the battery. Make it easier to lower it in an definitely easier to pull it back out….just a thought
Take two battery ends put a cable in between them and you have a lift handle old backyard fix for tight places
Probably not a cable but something non conducive would be a better option. We have a strap with ends that slip over the posts loosely and when you lift it won’t slip off.
What I ment to say use a piece of rope
hi Chet, why not use belt with handles on the side to lower and lift the battery?
Chet you should use tow truck jumper cable adapters they use 0 guage wire and have a arc free connection
we have the big daddy 5 foot snap on pry bars at my bobcat dealer to take off tracks and whatever else you do with a 5 foot bar, and those things can take it, granted a bobcat is no quad track but still if you bent one of those or I guess snap it i dont know if those can bend, you better have a 12 foot pole on the end of it, being that you probably dont have a snap on dealer I highly recommend the mayhew dominator pro pry bars, im pretty sure multiple truck companies and other big names use there bars, they are the best of the best
Chet, maybe go with a Lithium Battery instead? They are way lighter and hold a charge much longer and they are much cheaper now than they used to be, plus most have a hand strap to lift them out
Chet Do a AMP check when starting the engine if your pulling 300 amp you need a cable that maintains that amperage at whatever length you have from the battery. You can get away with a voltage drop of 3or 4 % but no more than that, under volts burns up motors. A 4/0 battery cable should carry 300 amps 20 ft. at a 2 % voltage drop. Don't take my word ask a engineer.
for your brakes drive old bushings out heat with torch and cut out if necessary then use drill or die grinder with the little sanding wheels clean up good anti seize slide new bushings in nice and easy
Run an anl fuse and Andersen connectors. You’ll be able to get rid of the batteries on all the trailers, then.
Great video Chet!! Toby acted like he wanted a bath. Ha' 😀
Northern Chill product placement by the Big Swede at 1:14. LMAO
Add a starter soenoid off of a 79 f100. You can run some 2awg welding wire or splurge for 3/0 oxygen free. Split loom the run. Add a 120 Amp breaker as close to the truck battery as possible si you avoid magic smoke. That should be the money boys.
Ha, the magic smoke, it makes everything run, until it leaks out, right?