Farm Kid Takes out The Trash
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Scouting Fields- Overall the crop looks good other than the plants are a little yellow yet due to the extra moisture and low temps we've had. While I was out and about it was the perfect time to replace some broken drain tile covers with some new covers from May Wes. Onyx takes out the trash with our 3038E John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractor. Check out our new J&M 4 Wheel Steer Header Trailer and my new wardrobe from Walls Outdoor Clothing.
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With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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Are you watching grass grow? Are you making us watch grass grow? THIS is entertainment!!!!
Love the updates, keep safe on the four wheeler.
The chainsaw mishap still laughing 😂 I have had that happen so many dang times I wish I had a beep button
I love how your dad is so nice and never complains at all.
Your dad seems like such a truly nice guy.
Great video and its great to see how hard work pays off. It's also great to see you instilling hard work values in your son !
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I'm so glad to see you planting nongmo corn and beans thank you and God bless you and your family
What a great dad you have. Great video
I got the distinct pleasure of watching a commercial for Case IH's new air drill before watching the video. WIN-WIN!
Man your puns and (jokes) are just great. Love your videos but the comedy makes it even better. Keep it up.
Im here for the jokes and i learn things about farming along that XD
@@juku619 same here some I knew some is new.
He has some epic dad jokes. Nearly want to be a farmer until he said wet corn slurry with its sticky aroma.
Could be a new niche market of corn cologne.
I thought the jokes kinds corny!!
I love his bathroom joke. Makes me chuckle everytime
I am not a farmer, but there is something here that makes me keep watching. Its very interesting and fun, keep it up!
I have a 2 year old GSD and I smile every time I see yours. Happy dog. He would love a farm to run around on, .5 acres is all I can offer him.
Your a great dad letting you kid drive the tracker all that safety stuff makes soft kids
It’s amazing how much one can learn from your videos!
You can bypass the switch by unplugging ot and putting a wire in it that bridges the switch
To get the John Deere to run there is a sensor under the sea unplug it and you will be good to go. If you want to cut grass while the seat sensor is unplugged there is a second sensor, you unplug it and then you have to solder a wire to join the two purple wires and then the mower will work.
All the best, Edgar
Hahaha your old man is so cute 😂. Hard-working, patient and caring. Just a killer attitude! 🤘
Your dad seems like such a really nice man!
Totally agree 100%
I’m so glad Cole the Cornstar had your link
Great seeing the tour of the fields. For Father’s Day yesterday I took my 1 1/2 year old son field scouting. No prouder moment really. Looking forward to watching it progress this year.
Great video as always.
I'm a city boy watching your videos I went for a ride in a combine last year for the 1st time in my life it was awesome I could spend a week with you on the farm anytime I'm retiring the 1st of January love your videos are awesome. Carl
I would have to see you in the cargo shorts and hoodie with a blue steel pose before I would consider buying any of the walls products👍👍🤣🤣. Good job buddy
my corns the same height! I planted May 20...haha but only have a dozen plants! Started a garden this year for the first time
Pretty awesome to hear Maywes! I was born and raised in Hutchinson!
Gets on the middle of the train track, THEN looks both ways. Very Warner Brothers :)
Yeah, that's happened to me before. But it's funny anyway.
Great to see the future of farming is in great hands.
God bless you and your family.
If you wanna trip the seat sensor just unplug it, get a wire and two connectors and connect the two little prongs on the end of the connector
Really? I had better look into this
Not that it's good to by pass any safety device but take the sender from the seat tape the button down and put it back in the seat
I carry a little jumper wire right on the mower, I've had a bunch of sensor failures and without a jumper you're down. I just jump switches until I find the bad one. Seems like the mower sensor fails the most.
My 3025e is bad about shutting down if I lean over to see the tips of forks on the fork lift attachment. I really want to go around the switch.
Disengage a safety feature...
Doest your insurance company pay out for "shouldn't have done that" deaths?
Anna was such a cute puppy not that long ago. Enjoy watching her antics even now.
Humor, mistakes, family, educational and Big Tractors...something for everyone. Great Videos as always.
Laughed loud when you lost the chain. Like it never happens to me!
I caught that green day reference lol When no one was looking, I was thinking of you
2 of the greatest smells... fresh cut hay and cow pastures!
Just found your channel and wanted to say thank you for all your videos. I grew up in Fargo and one of my uncles farmed over by Wheaton MN. I dont get back often, I live in Idaho now, so it has been fun watching your videos and bringing back memories of being out on my uncles farm. Makes me miss living back there. Keep up the great videos, and thank you and your family for doing what you do. Farming is the most underappreciated profession, we would all starve without you.
You should've called me. I'm a rotten corn expert!
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git back tour one Chanel.
I know I watch you
Hotwire the seatsensor, just connect the two cables together. Its a must on all learning vehicles 😅
That works on our lawn mower just unplug the seat sensor and take a jump wire and plug it in each part of the sensor and it should work
I think deer fixed that so you can’t jump the seat switch any more. They are running a three wire switch. Hyster has gone this route with their forklifts as well.
@@NorthViewModelShop Buy a replacement sensor and make it work and then tape it somewhere.
@@talonjacobson7753 we dont have any sensors or cabs on our mower anymore they were in the way
You can drill holes in a plastic 5 gallon bucket, submerge, put pump in that and your pump wont get all the muck plugging it. Thanks for the show.
Those little front loaders are great for small jobs my little baby JD 445 is a big help
If you unplug that seat sensor then use a piece of wire to cross it that may work.
Yes we want to know about your skin care regiment.
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Gotta love the guys who love the land: respect
Never really knew how much knowledge and actual work goes into running a farm! You’re videos are pretty awesome at showing a little bit of everything that goes into it and it’s given me a better appreciation for the food I have on my plate. Keep up the great work!!
Damn you're on fire, daily videos as of late. I don't mind, keep them coming.
jsut pull the sensor off and use a ziptie to hold the switch down. Did it on my JD mower and works great
Or disconnect the sensor and wire together each side... use it at the golf course for all of our equipment
@@THEPIERENB true, but if you 0kan on reselling it it is easier to just use a zip tie so it can be put back to original easier
Gettet done crop scouting. Looking good
Andrew Camarata puts the water pump in a plastic bucket with many holes drilled into its sides. It helps to keep stuff from plugging the pump. It makes for a handy way to store the pump.
You should pour some concrete under that binoutlet. Thanks for you quality videos!
I like these longer video's!
I just worked with my son to find the right spot for him to sit, and put a piece of tape on it. Now he knows where to sit, and it’ll still have the use of the safety switch - given he’s still young.
So much land and so much fun; just don't get injured, be safe.
Had no where near this kind of equipment on our farms. Of course, that was a few decades ago, lol.
13:50 Tide Pod snack... Hilarious!
@@EyesOnlyTeam86 lol
Always entertaining Zach. Your humor is second to known. Always fun to see your vlogs. Keep them coming.
I have learned more about where my food comes from since I started watching you. I keep sharing with all my grocery store friends so they can learn and appreciate. Thanks
I’m 14 and I drive combines and chaser bins in Australia 🇦🇺
11:40 "But I am a Millennial" 😂 Well someone got to do it.
Great vid. Start the kids early. They will forever remember it.
I do want to see that four-wheel- steer header cart tracking behind the truck. I'll wait.
As my neighbor glen said who has now passed, “the calendar says it’s time to plant”
Bacon man of stupid ness Ok I would but he retired many years prior it’s not rented to the neighbor
Darn, that kid get to drive the tractor. I wanna drive a tractor!
My dad had me driving when I was 5 years old!
You can take a 5 gallon bucket and cut slots or drill holes in it and set your pump inside to keep debris off your pump. Always works for me in those situations. Hello from Ky!
Flip up the seat and there is a sensor under the seat tape it together and problem solved also you can wrap up a paper towel and stick it in that sensor also
I really wanted to see you Enjoy The Mow, Bro.
Maybe some day!!
Remember kids always look both ways while half way across the train tracks🚆
I don't know how I landed on your channel but after watching a couple of your videos I cant stop watching them. I started to watch at videos of the harvest last year and keeped till know. Man I should have learned more for my finals but your stuff is so awesome I couldn't stop. Especially for a boy from lower Saxony in Germany, I find it interesting how large and big your fields and machines are. Keep up the good work
Greetings from Osnabrück, Germany
I know the older JD 870 compact tractors have a seat safety switch that you could override by pulling the switch upward until it clicked, then use the seat prop rod so the seat couldn't come down and hit the switch. Make for a stiff riding seat but would work!
Might try putting a jumper wire in the tractor side of the plug on that seat. Will complete the circuit.
"Oh I broke one off." There goes the profits for the year!
At 13:12... Kids got the right name on his shirt!! Shout out for all us Johnsons!!!
Fascinating. I will play this video for my class. Thank you
When you threw that food container away it broke my heart 😥 then got mended
I think dad just put me in the tractor and said figure it out. Hehehehe i didn’t crash
Hey Zach:
The combine battery was not dead?? How did that happen?
Ya gotta get excited about Duluth underwear🤠
Captain Al from Tampa 😎
Great to see that you’re going with farmer to farmer. Time to break the stranglehold the big boys have on seeds
Fun video. Thank you for making my day brighter! BTW, you're dad should be in every video. Happy father's day!
The people at Walls Outdoor Goods need to hook you up with a chain mail sleeve for that left arm of yours before it becomes a total pincushion. XD
Skip the deere put him on the Moline, no safety switch to worry about 😀
New to the channel and loving it ! I’m A weed wacker down in Southern California I have a lil JD 3320 with a 6’ brush hog and 2 gang disc I do weed Abatement and do horse arenas, tilling gardens yards etc . Lot Maintenance love the channel wish I grew up on a farm I get a lil taste of it! Disced a 20 acre avocado and tomato farm the other day that the weeds had taken over . Anyhow love the channel team green !
Look at those mits! Look at those mits! Great video Zach!
How is the arm doing? Saw the bandage was off 👍🏻
I still need a band aid over it to keep it covered but I already have full range of motion back. Just some numbness around it!
MN Millennial Farmer what happened?
Tree Beard sabotaged yer saw bud, lol. 😛🌳
I proud of your son. He will learn. Well done
Awesome video as always. It's cool to see your son driving the tractors. Hopefully he takes on as the next generation in your legacy.
Hey Zack, i got word from Jim that we are gonna have to fire you for breaking that soybean! 😏
Thanks for farm tour , I don't want to be your mum 😀 but chainsaws with loose chains are dangerous , adjust before use. A bloke in Australia nearly bleed to death after chain come off an hit him in leg. PS yes I have done a lot of chainsaw work . Stay safe regards not your mummy😀😀😀
Beautiful family Zach!
We always used sandbags when I was little to keep the tractor trucking.
John Deere makes a “plug” to put in the Seat so he can use the tractor
All you need to do is dig under the grain auger and cement a large enclosed pad with a built in sump pump.
To bypass sensor, unplug, take a 2" jumper wire, stripped on not ends and put in hot side and go into other pin in the same plug.
Tape around the sensor that’s what the farmer did so I could use the tractor worked like a a charm
Observation - your Dad seems like a really nice guy. And to put up with the camera nonsense!
Calls himself Millennial Farmer.
Talks about 'handy dandy digital apps' like he is a babyboomer
Your dad seems pretty laid back. Stuff goes wrong and he's just like, okay...sounds good...lets get it done. Chainsaw cracked me up. lol. I'm glad I'm not the only one. Bleeping Bleepy Bleep.
Great to see the old tradition of children driving tractors is equally popular on the other side of the Atlantic. Learnt to drive a Case IH when I was 10, on my aunts farm. Moving hay. Onyx needs to put on a couple of pounds, or maybe wear a backpack with some rocks in it?
Can you broadcast a cover crop on those bare spots?
nice vid
Your Dad seems like he'd be a great guy to work with/for.
Holy crap the the harvester started without needing a jump start. That's what I call a good day LOL. Mark the calendar
Use a jumper wire on the seat
My names Dalton I'm on my dad's account and I was born in Breckenridge MN
We’ve got a John Deere 850 diesel tractor. I don’t know what year it is but you can get a bucket on it and it has the rear hydraulics and it doesn’t have all that fancy crap that you don’t need like the seat sensor. You can get off of it as it’s still going forward. We’ve never done that before anyways but It’s straight forward and Me and my dad love the thing.
Seat sensors reminds me I was operating 151 international combine .Went to stop the combine stood up on the pedals, pulling up on the steering wheel, lower set screw loose pulled the steering shaft up and out of the housing.Use my hands pressing up on the roof of the cab.to finish stop the combine.12 years old maybe 100 lbs.LIFE ON THE FARM ALLWAYS NEWS SURPRISES LOL.