FOR SALE: JOHN DEERE 4640 Slightly used by Dougo. Dual terrain tires ( used both above ground and buried to the frame). Tractor comes " pre-ballasted" with 4500 lbs of mud, but windows are freshly washed. Tractor is presently not being sold with Dougo included, but make an offer and that may be reconsidered. Please note.. As an additional December bonus only, any purchases will entitle buyer to one free prize from the Big Swedes kangaroo pouch ( please , no pornographic requests).
I love hearing Dougo rant. He's actually very measured and responsible with his comments. I imagine he says exactly what he means off camera. You never have to wonder how he feels.
Yep, it is very rare to find good help, although I think Eric grew up on a farm, so he has been around it all his life, so that makes a huge difference. But Eric is a dang hard worker, there is no doubt about that. Heck up until a couple weeks ago I thought him and Chet were brothers,lol. Plus Eric treats things like its his farm too, rather than just acting like a employee, which is also rare to find someone who is both a hard worker and does things like its his farm, instead of just doing what asks of him and thats it.
Hello Larson Farms Family. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again and again, Chet and Eric are two of the finest young men in America! Proud of you guys and keeping you in our prayers. Hang in there. God Bless.
We in Texas deal with endless droughts and not getting rain we need it and endless days of 120 degrees and humidity of the highest ever. We pray for good days and great crops yall hang in there.
Dirt ,grain and steel found the perfect way to clean the mud out of the tracks. A diesel powered Ingersoll air compressor. 135 pounds of air blows the mud right out. His latest video about half way through shows him cleaning out tracks combine.
I lived in Minnesota. Got tired of shoveling snow. I now live in Arizona where the high temperature today was 81 and low 53. Blew my mind when Dougo mentioned in 2 states in one breath.
from a born and raised Canadian dairy and cash crop farmer now operating dozers i cant explain enough how cool these videos are and how grateful i am to be able to come home from a day in the machine or servicing and finally see something positive, worthwhile, and in all funny. Awesome stuff Thanks a million to you and your family!
A local spray company had an 8rt that they put saddle tanks and a 3pt 120 foot sprayer on and they kept burning through bogey wheels. They ended up finding a poly bogey wheel that Deere has that dissipates the heat better. I’m not sure if that’s what you guys already have but it’d be something to look into
@@icebabysnocain just rode 1,400 miles from San Diego to La Paz MX…basically the entire length of the Baja Peninsula. Hardly “Dangerous”. People were very welcoming and hospitable of us and the American Dollar. Adventurous trip, but not because of the people or the like. Just terrain we encountered. Saying Mexico is dangerous is a overly HUGE blanket statement. Don’t believe everything you see on mainstream media outlets.
Thanks for another great video. It was most interesting. Sorry about all the mud. Really makes a mess for you cleaning up equipment. Wow. Lots of hard work I am sure. If you are losing a lot of bogge wheels that can really be expensive. I would think John Deere has some type of update for that. Just doesn’t seem right. Big struggle bus item I think. Agree with you Dougo. Hang in there. Your ditch digger really came apart hitting all the rocks. Assume it can be fixed. Tough weather to operate in. My best to Chet and Eric for cleaning up all that equipment. Tough work. About it for now. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Man oh man you guys are really having it with that weather and rain mess to clean up. God bless, stay healthy and stay positive. The other options aren't the best......... :-) Another Kudos to our farmers and what they put up with to make a living to keep us all fed and in the things we need to sustain. Take good care guys!
I am glad you Guys like tracks but one wash job like that and they would be down the road! I have worked on farm equipment all my life and I can’t believe how unreal expensive tracks are to buy and maintain like the boogie wheels on your 9RX! If I farmed I would run LSW tires, they are amazing! Just my 2 cents worth. Keep the videos coming as I really enjoy watching your videos!!
The wet mud clumps basically turn into dirt rocks when they freeze. Wintertime in the morning and you want to get to work out in the fields & no time to clean, the frozen clumps will tear the hell out of everything. Amazing there is anything left!
@@armedfarm3429 I have heard that before from other farmers. It wouldn’t matter as much if a person farmed in a warm climate were it never freezes. But then again the whole tracks are super heavy as they are you wouldn’t want to carry all that extra weight from the mud. I hear trying to buy a new track is very hard and if you find one the price it outrages!
Need to install a pull through wash pit....all of the rock mines in my area use them and they are super nice keeping tires and tracks clean coming out of the pit.
@@realredditstories420 No I am referring to a active wash pit. Its full of water and has jets along a 40 ft area to constantly clean the track/tire area. The operator simply drives through without stopping.
Dougo was actually hinting he is wishing all them hog barn pits where full of manure for next spring!!! That mudd is relentless keep up the clean team.
Larson Farms: Great guys, I just found you as you were recommended by Laura Farms. I just watched a couple of your films today. I will follow now. Thank you. John in Missouri Valley Iowa.
We farm in northwest Illinois not that big 1500 acres but we milk 120 cows and feed out the steers also. Told my cousin that it would start raining when harvest came and not know when to stop he said no way this year I was right.
Chet we run pretty much the same green you have you are on the right track with the fire hose in Ny State we have gumbo mudd the stickiest clay there is we use a 5000 Gallon water truck with a 6 or 8 inch feed hose to a fire engine running wide open pumping 1000 Gal a min( im guessing) to a 3 inch pressure hose with a high pressure nozzle probably 90 PSI to 100 PSI a fire hydrant pushes 60 PSI and it blasts that clay right out we still have to hot water pressure wash to finish you just need to super size your pump and hose alot more GPM and alot more pressure will do the trick
Hello there Larson farms family, I watched whole this video very Great explained things the cost of these farm vehicles is very expensive anyway. I will keep watching this next new show. and we will pray for your trouble will be resolved no matter what. thanks take care of yourself...
Dougo the fire truck is a great idea I have a couple of friends that use them to wash there combines off. You can find them pretty cheap also. Purplewave or there's a place next to me that builds them they always have trade ins I've bought alot of sexless fire hose for irrigation hose for a traveling gun .
Every Deere quad track around us absolutely shreds bogey wheels... one guy I know has to replace one every time he takes it to his farthest farm!!! Not sure why, but Case sure doesn’t seem to... the skinny belts might have something to do with it too! Love your content, always a joy to watch you guys!
I had a green tractor. Nothing like you have but it did what I asked it to do. It was a good tractor. What I hated more than anything was having to go into the dealership. It always seemed to cost more than expected and I never really got what I asked for. I sold that rig and I didn't buy another one. its too bad, I enjoyed the job .. I hire people in to do it now. They can put up with the b.s.
You guys need what I used to use for that mud clean-up. Had a row hoe, (has the triangle head), handle was broke at about 2 ft long. Got in between duals and spindles really good. We only had 2 wheel drive tractors, so didn't have your problems.
Wow! The Big Swede brags about the “13 on a good day and 14 normal” shoes then he straddles the fire hose! That is a whoooolllle lot of overcompensation! I think Dougo is the man!
I I did the same kind of work for 5 years in a dairy farm plus we had pull calves out of cows clean up a lot of Machinery to 5.5 Thousand Acres we planting corn and soybeans that was 35 years ago
I'm glad you folks do what you do because we need your corn for fuel and your soybeans for plastics -- but I have never understood how you sell all your outputs for wholesale, pay full retail for all your inputs and come out ahead. Plus the sress.
The last comment from dugo,hit the nail on the head,great content guys,coming up on 62 but watch all your vids and with a smile and a chuckle,your doing a great job keeping the big cog turning.GBYA,and the Left,but never forgotten.
Thanks guys, you have me back as a fan from Downunda. Was away for a while but you have won me back with your fun antics and interesting farm life. Love to all an best wishes for the New Year.
We have the same problem as you do, with the boggy wheels. Heat from going down the road is the hardest on them, we don't go any faster than 16 mph. We put talcum power or clean dry fine sand. It seems to make them run longer.
To drain the water on your fields, instead of your paddle device, have you ever tried a "V" ditcher?? You can adjust your depth as you go, water follows easily.
Normally, I would enjoy playing with a high pressure hose, in the mud. But that chill factor is a pleasure killer here. I remember a time when even that would have been fun. But, that time, was over sixty years ago. I want WARM!! Really enjoyed this video. I truly love the teamwork of everyone here. THAT, I would love to be a part of! I think someone else said it here but it bears repeating, you "kids" give ME a lot of hope and faith in the future of the world. Good job Doug!!
Not that you would use it often, but have you ever considered building a stand to hold the hose? I'm thinking like a hose cannon you see on airport fire engines. That way, you could swivel and pivot the hose without having to support it or "fight" it all day. Just a thought.
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Congratulations on 300k guys!
You guys are so nice
welkers shout out larson farms and we should get larsons to shout you guys out
Thanks Nick!
Congrats
FOR SALE: JOHN DEERE 4640
Slightly used by Dougo. Dual terrain tires ( used both above ground and buried to the frame). Tractor comes " pre-ballasted" with 4500 lbs of mud, but windows are freshly washed. Tractor is presently not being sold with Dougo included, but make an offer and that may be reconsidered. Please note.. As an additional December bonus only, any purchases will entitle buyer to one free prize from the Big Swedes kangaroo pouch ( please , no pornographic requests).
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I love hearing Dougo rant. He's actually very measured and responsible with his comments. I imagine he says exactly what he means off camera. You never have to wonder how he feels.
Agreed!!!!
Corn stalks and mud combined is called " Cobb" construction . From Africa .
Chet I just noticed you have your wedding bands hanging from the rear view mirror in your truck. That's so sweet.
I hope you pay Eric well!
Good help like he is, is a very rare thing these days!
It doesn’t go unnoticed, out here, in, RUclips land!!
Yep, it is very rare to find good help, although I think Eric grew up on a farm, so he has been around it all his life, so that makes a huge difference. But Eric is a dang hard worker, there is no doubt about that. Heck up until a couple weeks ago I thought him and Chet were brothers,lol. Plus Eric treats things like its his farm too, rather than just acting like a employee, which is also rare to find someone who is both a hard worker and does things like its his farm, instead of just doing what asks of him and thats it.
@@somersfarm1921
I couldn’t agree more!
Dougo is right too. His comment about the livestock being real work. No truer words have been spoken.
Hello Larson Farms Family. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again and again, Chet and Eric are two of the finest young men in America! Proud of you guys and keeping you in our prayers. Hang in there. God Bless.
Yess thx Chet for the video was waiting for it
Ps congrats on the 300k subs Nikki is watching proud from above for sure
That was the perfect answer to Dairy Queen Dougo .
congratulations on 300k subs. Nikki would be proud.
At some point playing in the mud gets tired. Thanks for showing how you deal with the mud in the tracks and on the tractors and implements.
We in Texas deal with endless droughts and not getting rain we need it and endless days of 120 degrees and humidity of the highest ever. We pray for good days and great crops yall hang in there.
Dirt ,grain and steel found the perfect way to clean the mud out of the tracks. A diesel powered Ingersoll air compressor. 135 pounds of air blows the mud right out. His latest video about half way through shows him cleaning out tracks combine.
Yeah !! Good to have videos still rollin 👍🏻
I lived in Minnesota. Got tired of shoveling snow. I now live in Arizona where the high temperature today was 81 and low 53. Blew my mind when Dougo mentioned in 2 states in one breath.
We have have the bogies on our cats refurbished, it saves some money for sure and we have had good luck with them for years
I just spent all day in a 4640. This one will never leave the farm. 9000+ hours and going strong!
from a born and raised Canadian dairy and cash crop farmer now operating dozers i cant explain enough how cool these videos are and how grateful i am to be able to come home from a day in the machine or servicing and finally see something positive, worthwhile, and in all funny. Awesome stuff Thanks a million to you and your family!
Excellent video! Please keep the white ❄ stuff up there. Congrats on 300,000!!!!
A local spray company had an 8rt that they put saddle tanks and a 3pt 120 foot sprayer on and they kept burning through bogey wheels. They ended up finding a poly bogey wheel that Deere has that dissipates the heat better. I’m not sure if that’s what you guys already have but it’d be something to look into
Ok one more video before bedtime. It’s 23.10 pm in Hungary right now
And by the way i see you reached 300.000 subscribers! Congratulations to you all
300 k subscribers Yahoo! Great job guy’s you’re working hard. Enjoyed watching you get the junk off the tractors.
There you go, 300k! Proud of you!
better go red or back to yellow for your track tractors dougo.
The work effort of you two. Gives me hope for the world. Think Doug needs to send you two to Cancun for a week or two this winter.
Haven't been to Cancun lately have you? Not the fun relaxing place it used to be
I don't think Cancun is ready for the big swede.
@@bigbob16 Bob is correct go to Cuba. Anything mexico is dangerous.
@@icebabysnocain just rode 1,400 miles from San Diego to La Paz MX…basically the entire length of the Baja Peninsula. Hardly “Dangerous”. People were very welcoming and hospitable of us and the American Dollar. Adventurous trip, but not because of the people or the like. Just terrain we encountered.
Saying Mexico is dangerous is a overly HUGE blanket statement. Don’t believe everything you see on mainstream media outlets.
@@bigbob16 Well they deserve anyplace warm.
Thanks for another great video. It was most interesting.
Sorry about all the mud. Really makes a mess for you cleaning up equipment. Wow. Lots of hard work I am sure.
If you are losing a lot of bogge wheels that can really be expensive. I would think John Deere has some type of update for that. Just doesn’t seem right. Big struggle bus item I think. Agree with you Dougo. Hang in there.
Your ditch digger really came apart hitting all the rocks. Assume it can be fixed. Tough weather to operate in.
My best to Chet and Eric for cleaning up all that equipment. Tough work.
About it for now. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
I'm with Dougo. Farm and have livestock. Zero days off.
The slotted Wheels came about because of the rice Farmers along the Mississippi River who routinely operate in flooded fields.
Win Win for Case IH 💯 🖍️. Love it!
Dougo is right ✅ livestock is a lot more work than just farming. Farming all Spring, Summer and Fall. Livestock year around.
Man oh man you guys are really having it with that weather and rain mess to clean up. God bless, stay healthy and stay positive. The other options aren't the best......... :-) Another Kudos to our farmers and what they put up with to make a living to keep us all fed and in the things we need to sustain.
Take good care guys!
It might be expensive to run a Deere, but it’s all worth it in the end… great video
JD, SHAKEN DOWN THE WORKIN MAN!
Do prize give-aways to all your RUclips Fans of all the stuff you don't want.......can never have to many hats or hoodies!.....love the channel!
I am glad you Guys like tracks but one wash job like that and they would be down the road! I have worked on farm equipment all my life and I can’t believe how unreal expensive tracks are to buy and maintain like the boogie wheels on your 9RX! If I farmed I would run LSW tires, they are amazing! Just my 2 cents worth. Keep the videos coming as I really enjoy watching your videos!!
The wet mud clumps basically turn into dirt rocks when they freeze. Wintertime in the morning and you want to get to work out in the fields & no time to clean, the frozen clumps will tear the hell out of everything. Amazing there is anything left!
@@armedfarm3429 I have heard that before from other farmers. It wouldn’t matter as much if a person farmed in a warm climate were it never freezes. But then again the whole tracks are super heavy as they are you wouldn’t want to carry all that extra weight from the mud. I hear trying to buy a new track is very hard and if you find one the price it outrages!
Thanks for the video!, congratulations on hitting 🎉300,000 subscribers!🎊 🍻 ✅🇺🇸
Need to install a pull through wash pit....all of the rock mines in my area use them and they are super nice keeping tires and tracks clean coming out of the pit.
@@realredditstories420 No I am referring to a active wash pit. Its full of water and has jets along a 40 ft area to constantly clean the track/tire area. The operator simply drives through without stopping.
We have them in the Army for tanks and big trucks to rinse off the mud.
Good idea but expensive
@@seecampacp5107 Yep, a giant "sheep dip" pit for tractors.
@@eddiejeselink2996 They have them over here at the airbase for the Auroras and Buffalos
Nothing quite like a Larson Farms video! Keep up the humor!
You need a custom indoor hot wash bay, cattle grid floor with a automatic muck scraper underneath drawing the mud to sump.
Good job, way to take care of equipment ! ( from Canada ! )
Dougo was actually hinting he is wishing all them hog barn pits where full of manure for next spring!!! That mudd is relentless keep up the clean team.
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming
Larson Farms: Great guys, I just found you as you were recommended by Laura Farms. I just watched a couple of your films today. I will follow now. Thank you. John in Missouri Valley Iowa.
Congrats on the 300K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well deserved keep em coming please
Man here in Kansas it’s still running in the 60’s and 70’s
YES Dougo!!! fire truck with a mounted nozzle!!
They are called rocks 😂🤣 Nice ACU jacket on there Big Swede👍
We farm in northwest Illinois not that big 1500 acres but we milk 120 cows and feed out the steers also. Told my cousin that it would start raining when harvest came and not know when to stop he said no way this year I was right.
2:06 Are we not going to talk about the inflatable cat in the back ground? was hoping for some field towing on that thing!! hahahaha
Chet we run pretty much the same green you have you are on the right track with the fire hose in Ny State we have gumbo mudd the stickiest clay there is we use a 5000 Gallon water truck with a 6 or 8 inch feed hose to a fire engine running wide open pumping 1000 Gal a min( im guessing) to a 3 inch pressure hose with a high pressure nozzle probably 90 PSI to 100 PSI a fire hydrant pushes 60 PSI and it blasts that clay right out we still have to hot water pressure wash to finish you just need to super size your pump and hose alot more GPM and alot more pressure will do the trick
Thanks Chet
Hello there Larson farms family, I watched whole this video very Great explained things the cost of these farm vehicles is very expensive anyway. I will keep watching this next new show. and we will pray for your trouble will be resolved no matter what. thanks take care of yourself...
CONGRATS ON 300K!!!! GOOD JOB GUYS!!!!
Dougo the fire truck is a great idea I have a couple of friends that use them to wash there combines off. You can find them pretty cheap also. Purplewave or there's a place next to me that builds them they always have trade ins I've bought alot of sexless fire hose for irrigation hose for a traveling gun .
Dougo is great. Good job guys on washing the machines what a pain.
Great video Chet Dougo and Big Swede
Cleaning mud is always fun! If it's green, Prepare to pay green! Love you guys!
Every Deere quad track around us absolutely shreds bogey wheels... one guy I know has to replace one every time he takes it to his farthest farm!!! Not sure why, but Case sure doesn’t seem to... the skinny belts might have something to do with it too! Love your content, always a joy to watch you guys!
I had a green tractor. Nothing like you have but it did what I asked it to do. It was a good tractor. What I hated more than anything was having to go into the dealership. It always seemed to cost more than expected and I never really got what I asked for. I sold that rig and I didn't buy another one. its too bad, I enjoyed the job .. I hire people in to do it now. They can put up with the b.s.
You guys need what I used to use for that mud clean-up. Had a row hoe, (has the triangle head), handle was broke at about 2 ft long. Got in between duals and spindles really good. We only had 2 wheel drive tractors, so didn't have your problems.
Wow! The Big Swede brags about the “13 on a good day and 14 normal” shoes then he straddles the fire hose! That is a whoooolllle lot of overcompensation! I think Dougo is the man!
Chet this doesn’t help the bogey wheel issue but we put talcom powder on the inside lugs of the tracks, helps keep them from wearing so quick.
Enjoy all your videos!
Congrats on 300K subs Larson Farms!!
You are some hard working guys!!
I I did the same kind of work for 5 years in a dairy farm plus we had pull calves out of cows clean up a lot of Machinery to 5.5 Thousand Acres we planting corn and soybeans that was 35 years ago
Put a ripper shank in front of the ditcher to make it easier in hard ground and it deflects some rocks
Need Toby merch for Christmas! Gogo Beagles!
There’s a company in Ivyland, Pa. that builds wash outs for construction sites. Pretty amazing product!
I would buy it
I'm glad you folks do what you do because we need your corn for fuel and your soybeans for plastics -- but I have never understood how you sell all your outputs for wholesale, pay full retail for all your inputs and come out ahead. Plus the sress.
My grandpa would say..."you mean farming?"
The last comment from dugo,hit the nail on the head,great content guys,coming up on 62 but watch all your vids and with a smile and a chuckle,your doing a great job keeping the big cog turning.GBYA,and the Left,but never forgotten.
Chet check out track works in highland Illinois they sell reman bogies and idler wheels with poly instead of the rubber and have a lifetime warranty
GREAT VIDEOS LOVE WATCHING THEM ALL,
Erik, if anyone teases you about having big feet remind them that foundations under churches are bigger than those under outhouses.
Really enjoyable watching how you guys work.. your farm definitely take excellent care of your equipment!! Thank you for your videos
Wow looks like the struggle bus is pulling into the yard! Hang in there boys! Y'all are doing a great job and really enjoy the videos.
Congrats guys
Dougo, you will love it down here in AZ, we are almost out of water.
Thanks guys, you have me back as a fan from Downunda. Was away for a while but you have won me back with your fun antics and interesting farm life. Love to all an best wishes for the New Year.
Ah that was a great show today boys. Thanks man
You boys can have that mud....Good God Man....good job boys. Love the show.
Love your videos! With all the mud you guys keep cleaning you have good humor. That’s wonderful. Shows great character and willingness to succeed.
Good program and informative.
Hey Chet, we had a mild 75 here in AZ today with low 80’s for next couple days, oh yeah and Blue Skys🤣🤣🤪👍💪🇺🇸
Really enjoying your Quadtrac washing channel.
Afternoon Fromm South Carolina
Light powder on your wheels every time you move them on the road to keep them from overheating an overheating what makes the rubber come off.
Morning from Australian fan
Drain tiles work well
300K subscribers!! Woooooooohoooooo!! Congratulations 🍾🎊🎈🎉!
You guys work so hard. Thanks for taking us along!
We have the same problem as you do, with the boggy wheels. Heat from going down the road is the hardest on them, we don't go any faster than 16 mph. We put talcum power or clean dry fine sand. It seems to make them run longer.
Looks like Aric is doing the work!
To drain the water on your fields, instead of your paddle device, have you ever tried a "V" ditcher?? You can adjust your depth as you go, water follows easily.
Normally, I would enjoy playing with a high pressure hose, in the mud. But that chill factor is a pleasure killer here. I remember a time when even that would have been fun. But, that time, was over sixty years ago. I want WARM!! Really enjoyed this video. I truly love the teamwork of everyone here. THAT, I would love to be a part of! I think someone else said it here but it bears repeating, you "kids" give ME a lot of hope and faith in the future of the world. Good job Doug!!
appreciate your material Thanks
Wow 14:55 for the next little bit....so many one liners so little time! 😆
Great video thanks again
Not that you would use it often, but have you ever considered building a stand to hold the hose? I'm thinking like a hose cannon you see on airport fire engines. That way, you could swivel and pivot the hose without having to support it or "fight" it all day. Just a thought.
you got it right dougo i cant work it out as well
My daughter loved her birthday Larson Farms hoodie! Very nice!
Hope you pay the big Swede really good!!