Hi Cole I am an 11 year old farmer in Canada and we farm about 300 cow's and about 4000 acres and my grandpa is in the hospital and he is not doing to good but when I watch the videos it makes me think of him. Love the videos
Hi there... Keep going to see your Grandpa if you can... He will feel better for seeing you if you can go..or phone him or send him home made cards from you, take them to the hospital with his name and ward number on the envelope if you can't get IN the hospital... I hope he gets better soon for you all. 💜❤️💜. 😊
Hi Kevin, so sorry your grandpa is sick. I will keep him in my daily prayers. I came from a farming family, but not on the large scale as you. My fondest memories are on that farm. Some days you may not feel so fortunate to be a farmer (especially in the winter), but cherish these days.
Hey Kevin. I love seeing your comment. So glad you are a farmer. Keep learning all you can about farming and you will make your grandpa proud! Good luck
Sable, that "red wood" is cedar. It's a cedar chest. Companies like Lane used to make them and possibly still do. Girls used to get them as "hope chests" to put in items they would need when they got married, like quilts. They were really popular in the 50's and earlier. And, as others have said, cedar keeps moths away.
@@carolcarol3938 in our family we joke about it being the “hopeless” chest if the owner does not marry by 30. That was the nickname for mine. I married at 49, no regrets, it was well worth the wait! 🥰
I must agree Cole with a lot of the other folks, wish you would show Sable with you guys at the family Farm more. It was nice seeing her go shopping for new equipment.
If they didn't take the time to clean it, then they didn't take good care of it overall. You made the right choice to walk away. You KNOW your machinery. 💙
Sable: The inside of that chest is (eastern aromatic red) cedar: It is designed to be sanded periodically to release the cedar odor. The wood repels moths: Thus the traditional use in "cedar lined closets". Nice piece.
I wear a T-shirt and slightly insulated long sleeved shirt on top of that. My Carhart winter coat is in my vehicle and that is where it lives. I absolutely love busting drifts in my Jeep. Front lockers are your best friend in deep snow.
@@wandasetzer1469 Probably not. They were careful to 'line' it with cedar, but there's probably a reason that the outside is hardwood. A total cedar box would really smell up your house, maybe too much. Made well, worth restoring.
@@farmer902038 I have a totally cedar chest, and it doesn't smell on the outside. It's varnished on the outside, of course. The inside still smells good. I bet it would smell even better if I sanded it a bit. I've had it since the 70s, and it wasn't new then.
Thank you! I’m screaming in my house “sable that’s cedar don’t mess with the inside”, lol! People pay hundreds of dollars for that! And it keeps all you cotton stuff safe from moths! I’m so glad everyone was ahead of me and shared the knowledge! Love y’all, btw I was born in Washington Iowa so I get it...😜
@@jellyjust4676 it's 10am and already 29°C and almost 60% humidity. The day only gets hotter. You can always warm yourself up by a fire or cuddling up with someone special but try cooling down when your being cooked from the inside out. Don't get me wrong im sure I'd be the first to complain if its to cold. It would just be nice to dive into snow. I've never seen snow and probably never will. It just looks very inviting
Cole, be thankful for the snow. We follow 2 other RUclips shows in Wyoming and Idaho; we're praying for some kind of moisture for their ranches. We enjoy your videos!
Corn stars hope you all find a corn head fir that new combine before this years harvest time. Guess it really important to get a good one to begin with. Sable is becoming a great employee for your farm.
Don't paint or coat the inside. The cedar wood has a nice smell to it if left alone. Also, don't let the sun shine into the box interior or the cedar will slowly shift over to more of a brown. And be careful sanding the outside of the box if that happens to be cedar too. Cedar is very soft and light weight and will sand away to nothing pretty quick.
Love the cedar chest. Just be aware the older ones can be dangerous. Young kids like to play in them, and they become trapped, and suffocate. A lot of people disable the locking mechanism, or put discreet air holes in the back. I’ve read too many sad stories regarding them. Just wanted you to know in case you have nieces and nephews.
Oh I miss snow! 20 degrees celsius this morning and I was feeling cold. :-) Sable is doing great and seems like a creative person with lots of ideas! Bless you all.
Sable, the reason why chests, closets, and so on, were made out of cedar, is because the woody smell would keep mothes out without having to "stink up" stored bedding and clothes with mothballs. Leave the "red wood" untreated. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIND!!!
Daddy CS looks so much like my grandpa..he was a farmer/ machinist/ ww2 vetran and my best friend. I’m blessed to find this channel, you have his same ethics and morals and I’ve missed him dearly since he passed. You make me smile like he did , thank you 😊
Sable that is pure Cedar . Do not put any paint or stain inside. Do not sand inside. It’s beautiful. I can’t wait to see what you do with the outside. GOD Bless You!
We're just a bit northeast of you folks, and we had that blizzard as well. Just finished digging out from it. And Sable, that's a cedar lined chest. I made one for my daughter when she was a baby. The aromatic cedar keeps moths away, don't put finish on the cedar, just sand it. The outside looks like it is missing it's veneer though - it's likely poplar, and will not stain well. The cedar is the most expensive part of that chest 😉
Wondering if the outside finish can "kill" the smell of cedar. In my youth I refinished a cedar chest with a polyurethane finish on the outside. Killed the inside cedar smell. Maybe that is the case for Sable's project.
You are correct. In the 1950s, these type of cedar chest were a common wedding gift. My parents have one which we kept after they passed away. As is mentioned below, lighty sand the inside cedar wood lining. Do not stain. When finished, place all your sweaters and other cotton clothing in here for safe keeping.
Looks like you were having fun in the snow with that nice truck! Lol Im sure you guys will come out with the best choice on equipment as you search your options! Keep warm!!
A couple of things: #1 Sable that's cedar wood in your chest. Its used to line chests, drawers and closets to keep bugs away. #2 I agree, its your money and I would be really picky on equipment if it was me doing the buying. #3 I use to run from Los Angeles to Brooklyn IA every week. I really really hate snow. Up over the Rockies on I-70 and then across NB and IA on I-80. I dont miss that at all.
Sable... the chest inside is ceder. Do not stain it. cedar, a type of wood that naturally repels insects and fungus. Traditional cedar hope chests were also used to help protect fabrics and to give the items inside a pleasant aroma.
Sable it’s a cedar chest which I’m sure you know by now. Strip it down real good sand it, with 120 Grade sandpaper then 180, 220, and get all the dust off. A good semi gloss polyurethane. Think you would really love it.
I haven't been to Iowa in about 25 years now but I still remember the "brrrrrp" sound and vibration you encounter before each stop sign. My uncle was in a collision in Kossuth county with someone who ran a stop sign years ago before they installed those and I can't help but to think that those would have prevented it.
This is for Sable, stained refuse such as paper towels and rags used to wipe excess stain off from wood is highly combustible so make sure to remove them from the shop before leaving for the day. I put mine in an old paint can with water in it and cover the rags with water. I unwittingly caused a fire in my bosses shop so I learned the hard way!
Ya trust your judgment there will be more out there that's for sure !!!! Sable doing very good job great to see her working with you all. I think you guys should invest in a pusher for your skid loader save a lot of time money and wear . Pushing snow. There not that expensive either . You guys would like it
Cedar chests are for more than protecting from moths. Anything you want to keep nice goes in there. My grandmother's cedar chest contained a leather covered cap box carried by my great-great-grandfather in the Civil War. My dad took it to a collector who said he had never seen one in such good condition.
Sable that interior is cedar. Do NOT put a finish on that. Just a light sanding and you will start to smell the aroma. That is part of the function of it. That smell keeps the moths away. Do your best refinishing the exterior. Even if it doesn’t come out perfect, it will be a valuable asset to you for years to come. By the way , I found one just like that a few years ago that had a veneer on the outside that was severely peeling. So, I just peeled it off , sanded it down and polyurethanes it. Great box for putting extra clothes in. Great find.
Sable the chest will look beautiful when you give it some TLC. Can't wait to see it when you are done. Snow is pretty but please don't send any to NC. 😊
Nothing like a little snow. I live in the mountains.Oh look it’s snowing. I get to plow snow with my Kubota tractor. It’s always a great day when I drive my Kubota tractor. Snow is a beautiful thing, when you get a blizzard don’t you think!🤙 Take care and stay safe.😀
Sable, it is a cedar chest. Give the inside a light sanding and it will bring back the cedar smell. Great for strong blankets and the like.. Fun project.
Sable should find some thin plywood and finish the hope chest in the area that she removed the blocks. Then stain the entire outside. Furniture grade plywood.
Smart business is being cautious. You can never be sure with used equipment, but a good gut check with experience can be all you need. Good luck cornstars!
Hey Cole we had some 18 row folding corn heads and we got rid of them because of these reasons. The first thing that goes out and is a big problem is the hinges that fold the headers down and if they break then your stuck not picking corn till it’s fixed. Also when your on the road your road speed is slower because of all the weight on the front. I would say try and find just a standard head and not a folding.
Ha, that snow is what we call a light dusting up here in northeast Minnesota. You want snow, we got snow. Actually after getting over 100 inches last winter, we have had a light winter, but, it is cold, -20 here this Sunday morning, and, that is actual temp not windchill. Of course we have had much colder temps than that, so it is almost balmy.
Sable, here locally in Virginia Red Cedar is as popular as Corn Cobs where you are. Everyone sells it to make a little money. The big box stores sell tongue n grooved to use a closet liner. Smells soooo good when its sanded Has many uses. Cedar is supposed to keeps the moths out of your cloths.
DC is always so nice, saying positive things about the bean head even though it's not the best choice for you guys. Cole, your hair looks AMAZING! Take your hat off sometime and let your hair hang down so we can see how long it is!
Sable, that is a Lane Cedar chest. The cedar is not stained but it is coated to keep the cedar resin from getting on the things inside. There is a serial number on the bottom of the chest. If you read it backwards it tells you when the cedar chest was manufactured.
Hi Cole I am an 11 year old farmer in Canada and we farm about 300 cow's and about 4000 acres and my grandpa is in the hospital and he is not doing to good but when I watch the videos it makes me think of him. Love the videos
Hi there... Keep going to see your Grandpa if you can... He will feel better for seeing you if you can go..or phone him or send him home made cards from you, take them to the hospital with his name and ward number on the envelope if you can't get IN the hospital... I hope he gets better soon for you all.
💜❤️💜. 😊
Hi Kevin, so sorry your grandpa is sick. I will keep him in my daily prayers. I came from a farming family, but not on the large scale as you. My fondest memories are on that farm. Some days you may not feel so fortunate to be a farmer (especially in the winter), but cherish these days.
Hey Kevin. I love seeing your comment. So glad you are a farmer. Keep learning all you can about farming and you will make your grandpa proud! Good luck
The more we get to see Sable the more I like her. She seems like good people.
Yup
They need fresh meat to pick on!
She just fits 👍🏻
Where’s your girlfriend?
@@cottontail8012 she was there a couple videos ago......
Good to see Sable getting comfortable on camera. I cant wait to see her furniture finished.
Sable, that "red wood" is cedar. It's a cedar chest. Companies like Lane used to make them and possibly still do. Girls used to get them as "hope chests" to put in items they would need when they got married, like quilts. They were really popular in the 50's and earlier. And, as others have said, cedar keeps moths away.
@@tetedur377 My mother who is 83 still has hers and even into the 70's they were somewhat popular, but I never had one.
And @3:42, looks like an engagement ring. I think she know's what she's doing.... :-)
yeah have one sitting in my garage. Perhaps one day to be restored. Always liked the look and smell of them 😃
I still enjoy my cedar chest.Store my blankets in it. The cedar keeps the bugs away!
Earlier then the 50's.
That is a cedar lined chest to protect from moths.....if you rub it or lightly sand it, you will be able to smell the aroma of the wood. :)
Blanket box.
@@m1t2a1 or "hope chest" for pre marriage "stuff"
@@carolcarol3938 A hope chest becomes a blanket box, eventually, hopefully.
@@carolcarol3938 in our family we joke about it being the “hopeless” chest if the owner does not marry by 30. That was the nickname for mine. I married at 49, no regrets, it was well worth the wait! 🥰
TRUST YOUR GUT FEELING! Good job guys. I know it was a long drive but you made a good choice in walking away from that one.
"You picked a fine time to leave me, loose-wheel." Daddy Cornstarch never ceases to amaze me!!
He recycled that joke but it's still funny.
@@oakpkdude that's a dad classic 🤣
I like how more “camera un shy” sable is getting she’s getting betting
Like your icon! Navistar was my employer ...
Hey did you come from Spencer’s stream
@@finnthompson1598 yea I was playing last night
I must agree Cole with a lot of the other folks, wish you would show Sable with you guys at the family Farm more. It was nice seeing her go shopping for new equipment.
If they didn't take the time to clean it, then they didn't take good care of it overall. You made the right choice to walk away. You KNOW your machinery. 💙
My dad does a lot of business at that dealer and that cleanliness of the header surprised me, usually they clean the equipment up a bit.
Sable: The inside of that chest is (eastern aromatic red) cedar: It is designed to be sanded periodically to release the cedar odor. The wood repels moths: Thus the traditional use in "cedar lined closets". Nice piece.
I have a 100year old ceder chest. It still smells like ceder (kills moths) and I keep the extra quilts in it.
Nice. It's a blanket box being put to good use.
“It’s so cold!” and neither of them has on a coat 😂
That’s totally a northern thing. I wear my sweatshirt all winter 😂
I’m a MN girl, but once it hits the teens, I pull out the coat!
I wear a T-shirt and slightly insulated long sleeved shirt on top of that. My Carhart winter coat is in my vehicle and that is where it lives.
I absolutely love busting drifts in my Jeep. Front lockers are your best friend in deep snow.
Sable is good people ...I can tell She appreciates the little things in life.
Seeing Cole always puts a smile on my face.😊.
Who else loves watching Cole
And Cooper and daddy corn star and his sister all have RUclips channels
Wow. In thousand and thousands of videos I have watched on RUclips. I have NEVER seen a ad by a creator. For a local business. That is awesome!
Sable, that is a cedar chest. The inside is cedar. Don’t mess with it!
Were those cedar pieces that she tore off the front, I wonder?
I could only see a hint of what the front of that chest looked like, but if it was "brutalist" style, put it all back on. They can be valuable....
@@wandasetzer1469 Probably not. They were careful to 'line' it with cedar, but there's probably a reason that the outside is hardwood. A total cedar box would really smell up your house, maybe too much. Made well, worth restoring.
@@farmer902038 I have a totally cedar chest, and it doesn't smell on the outside. It's varnished on the outside, of course. The inside still smells good. I bet it would smell even better if I sanded it a bit. I've had it since the 70s, and it wasn't new then.
Thank you! I’m screaming in my house “sable that’s cedar don’t mess with the inside”, lol! People pay hundreds of dollars for that! And it keeps all you cotton stuff safe from moths! I’m so glad everyone was ahead of me and shared the knowledge! Love y’all, btw I was born in Washington Iowa so I get it...😜
Wool stuff too!
I clicked "like" right after DC sang "Loose Wheel"... Love it.
Looks like a old cedar chest. The inside gave off a aroma that kept bugs and moths away from exp wool clothing and quilts. Have fun.
I eat at Las flores all the time. Great food. Beef fajitas and Las flores steak
Daddy Cornstar keeps his cars as clean as a car lot keeps theirs. I love how he takes pride in all the equipment.
That song never gets tiring. You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheel. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its so hot here in Australia. I just wana dive into that snow.
Yea.... Diving in snow is great...like they do out the sauna in Scandinavia... They do it. N a K e D.
Wwhooooooo....refreshing. 🥵. 🥶
🤪. 😅. 😆.
Right now i don't like you it is -31C here today and -45C with the wind chill.
@@jellyjust4676 it's 10am and already 29°C and almost 60% humidity. The day only gets hotter. You can always warm yourself up by a fire or cuddling up with someone special but try cooling down when your being cooked from the inside out. Don't get me wrong im sure I'd be the first to complain if its to cold. It would just be nice to dive into snow. I've never seen snow and probably never will. It just looks very inviting
I can very... Las Flores is AMAZING
Sable you are going to be missed. 🙂 Take care of yourself and be safe! God Bless you always.
Cole, be thankful for the snow. We follow 2 other RUclips shows in Wyoming and Idaho; we're praying for some kind of moisture for their ranches.
We enjoy your videos!
Corn stars hope you all find a corn head fir that new combine before this years harvest time. Guess it really important to get a good one to begin with. Sable is becoming a great employee for your farm.
Love that Sable showed a first look at the open top Geo!🤪👍😅😜😎
Blowing snow sucks. Glad you made it back home.
Sable! It was great to see you talking and interacting with followers! I think you're awesome and add a great deal to the channel!
Sable: That’s an old cedar chest. It will be beautiful with a little work
And I think she's right about tossing those front pieces. Ugly.
Don't paint or coat the inside. The cedar wood has a nice smell to it if left alone. Also, don't let the sun shine into the box interior or the cedar will slowly shift over to more of a brown. And be careful sanding the outside of the box if that happens to be cedar too. Cedar is very soft and light weight and will sand away to nothing pretty quick.
Love the cedar chest. Just be aware the older ones can be dangerous. Young kids like to play in them, and they become trapped, and suffocate. A lot of people disable the locking mechanism, or put discreet air holes in the back. I’ve read too many sad stories regarding them. Just wanted you to know in case you have nieces and nephews.
Looking forward to seeing more on the remodel of the house and the preparations for the grain bins!
The snow looks nice and white 😊
How fun...
Great video and those were some really cool pictures of the snow covered landscape.
It’s a cedar chest sable, Don’t do anything on the inside but sand with super fine paper but the outside it would be pretty painted
Oh I miss snow! 20 degrees celsius this morning and I was feeling cold. :-) Sable is doing great and seems like a creative person with lots of ideas! Bless you all.
My granny always said your money you spend it how YOU WANT don’t let someone influence your money
Sable, the reason why chests, closets, and so on, were made out of cedar, is because the woody smell would keep mothes out without having to "stink up" stored bedding and clothes with mothballs. Leave the "red wood" untreated. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIND!!!
I’m in Disney right now and I just saw a whole family wearing cornstar farms merch
Looks cold up there.. 66° here in cali, bee's are flying around. Have a good one guys, take care..
Here in the Midwest we're getting hammered with snow and cold. That global warming thing only applies to Cali.
Sable, its nice to have access to a heated shop, I wish mine was!
Getting real busy with the addition of more and more people.
Daddy CS looks so much like my grandpa..he was a farmer/ machinist/ ww2 vetran and my best friend. I’m blessed to find this channel, you have his same ethics and morals and I’ve missed him dearly since he passed. You make me smile like he did , thank you 😊
Show Sable more! I love her! She seems so sweet and hard-working
Sable that is pure Cedar . Do not put any paint or stain inside. Do not sand inside. It’s beautiful. I can’t wait to see what you do with the outside. GOD Bless You!
Good call For the cutting head First impression are most important
We're just a bit northeast of you folks, and we had that blizzard as well. Just finished digging out from it. And Sable, that's a cedar lined chest. I made one for my daughter when she was a baby. The aromatic cedar keeps moths away, don't put finish on the cedar, just sand it. The outside looks like it is missing it's veneer though - it's likely poplar, and will not stain well. The cedar is the most expensive part of that chest 😉
Sable, that's a cedar lining to keep out moths.
In fact, sand the inside lightly to refresh cedar ... don't put finish on it
Wondering if the outside finish can "kill" the smell of cedar. In my youth I refinished a cedar chest with a polyurethane finish on the outside. Killed the inside cedar smell. Maybe that is the case for Sable's project.
You are correct. In the 1950s, these type of cedar chest were a common wedding gift. My parents have one which we kept after they passed away. As is mentioned below, lighty sand the inside cedar wood lining. Do not stain. When finished, place all your sweaters and other cotton clothing in here for safe keeping.
@@JC-uq5gi Agree with you. I will try sanding the inside.
Go with your gut! Y'all will find what you're looking for and you'll feel good about it!
Killing myself laughing.....”You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheel!” Daddy Cornstar you make my day.
16 row 30" spacing folding head would look nice on that combine
Sable, i like your idea of fabric in the front panel. If you sand the top, back and sides and give it a tongue oil treatment it would look great
I think it great dc went and helped sable out getting her unstuck.
I have never driven in snow and I won't start now. Fun video, good luck finding your new cornrow.
Looks like you were having fun in the snow with that nice truck! Lol Im sure you guys will come out with the best choice on equipment as you search your options! Keep warm!!
Turning traction control off is always my "go to" in the snow. It makes for so much more fun.
Sable's cedar chest/trunk is beautiful
Sable is a very nice addition
A couple of things: #1 Sable that's cedar wood in your chest. Its used to line chests, drawers and closets to keep bugs away. #2 I agree, its your money and I would be really picky on equipment if it was me doing the buying. #3 I use to run from Los Angeles to Brooklyn IA every week. I really really hate snow. Up over the Rockies on I-70 and then across NB and IA on I-80. I dont miss that at all.
Good call on the corn head. Like you both said if it doesn't feel right leave it alone
Sable... the chest inside is ceder. Do not stain it. cedar, a type of wood that naturally repels insects and fungus. Traditional cedar hope chests were also used to help protect fabrics and to give the items inside a pleasant aroma.
I am so sick of those robocaller car warranty scams. I get maybe 5 a day.
Sable it’s a cedar chest which I’m sure you know by now. Strip it down real good sand it, with 120 Grade sandpaper then 180, 220, and get all the dust off. A good semi gloss polyurethane. Think you would really love it.
If the equipment your buying is dirty it shows how the owner takes care of their equipment
I haven't been to Iowa in about 25 years now but I still remember the "brrrrrp" sound and vibration you encounter before each stop sign. My uncle was in a collision in Kossuth county with someone who ran a stop sign years ago before they installed those and I can't help but to think that those would have prevented it.
Right on Time
This is for Sable, stained refuse such as paper towels and rags used to wipe excess stain off from wood is highly combustible so make sure to remove them from the shop before leaving for the day. I put mine in an old paint can with water in it and cover the rags with water. I unwittingly caused a fire in my bosses shop so I learned the hard way!
Cedar Chests used to be called Hope Chests, Sable... fun project!
Beautiful snow ❄️
Ya trust your judgment there will be more out there that's for sure !!!! Sable doing very good job great to see her working with you all. I think you guys should invest in a pusher for your skid loader save a lot of time money and wear . Pushing snow. There not that expensive either . You guys would like it
Cedar chests are for more than protecting from moths. Anything you want to keep nice goes in there. My grandmother's cedar chest contained a leather covered cap box carried by my great-great-grandfather in the Civil War. My dad took it to a collector who said he had never seen one in such good condition.
Good call on the eequip. Never be afraid to say what you feel isn't right for your business. Sable yes recovered top ,resize for front panel.
Sable that interior is cedar. Do NOT put a finish on that. Just a light sanding and you will start to smell the aroma. That is part of the function of it. That smell keeps the moths away. Do your best refinishing the exterior. Even if it doesn’t come out perfect, it will be a valuable asset to you for years to come. By the way , I found one just like that a few years ago that had a veneer on the outside that was severely peeling. So, I just peeled it off , sanded it down and polyurethanes it. Great box for putting extra clothes in. Great find.
I love the morning after a snowstorm when the sun comes up and makes the snow all sparkly.
Sable, you can lightly sand the interior cedar surfaces and reactivate the oils that repel insects. This is a perfect storage chest for textiles!!!
Enjoyed👍👍👍we love Sable
Sable the chest will look beautiful when you give it some TLC. Can't wait to see it when you are done. Snow is pretty but please don't send any to NC. 😊
Speak for yourself! I'd love some in NC.
Iowans love their Mexican food!
Nothing like a little snow. I live in the mountains.Oh look it’s snowing. I get to plow snow with my Kubota tractor. It’s always a great day when I drive my Kubota tractor. Snow is a beautiful thing, when you get a blizzard don’t you think!🤙
Take care and stay safe.😀
That's a great idea! Promote local businesses!!!!!!!! God bless you Cole. Keep em coming!
Sable you are braver than me to drive in that snow
That was a heavy duty truck she was driving. Good in snow.
B safe in all that snow ❄🤗❤💯
Great vlog. Lots of snow. Nice job Sable. Keep it up.
Sable, it is a cedar chest. Give the inside a light sanding and it will bring back the cedar smell. Great for strong blankets and the like.. Fun project.
Nooooo!
Sable, that's a HOPE CHEST made from CEDAR WOOD. They are great for storing quilts in as the wood keeps moths away.
Sable should find some thin plywood and finish the hope chest in the area that she removed the blocks. Then stain the entire outside. Furniture grade plywood.
Smart business is being cautious. You can never be sure with used equipment, but a good gut check with experience can be all you need. Good luck cornstars!
Thank you Sable, we have been waiting for you!👧💪
Sable, It is cedar wood inside of the chest , was called a cedar chest for keeping blankets and things.
Y’all need to get a snow plow
Hey Cole we had some 18 row folding corn heads and we got rid of them because of these reasons. The first thing that goes out and is a big problem is the hinges that fold the headers down and if they break then your stuck not picking corn till it’s fixed. Also when your on the road your road speed is slower because of all the weight on the front. I would say try and find just a standard head and not a folding.
Ha, that snow is what we call a light dusting up here in northeast Minnesota. You want snow, we got snow. Actually after getting over 100 inches last winter, we have had a light winter, but, it is cold, -20 here this Sunday morning, and, that is actual temp not windchill. Of course we have had much colder temps than that, so it is almost balmy.
That head has been there awhile! We looked at it this fall also. They used to have 2 of them.
Sable, here locally in Virginia Red Cedar is as popular as Corn Cobs where you are. Everyone sells it to make a little money. The big box stores sell tongue n grooved to use a closet liner. Smells soooo good when its sanded Has many uses. Cedar is supposed to keeps the moths out of your cloths.
DC is always so nice, saying positive things about the bean head even though it's not the best choice for you guys. Cole, your hair looks AMAZING! Take your hat off sometime and let your hair hang down so we can see how long it is!
That looks like a cedar chest sable
Think requesting photos of specific areas on the machine would have saved hours of time and the expense of driving in the snow!
Sable, that is a Lane Cedar chest. The cedar is not stained but it is coated to keep the cedar resin from getting on the things inside. There is a serial number on the bottom of the chest. If you read it backwards it tells you when the cedar chest was manufactured.
I was a Lane Rep in south Texas.