i do believe they're close to mastering the jack of all trades i far from it but starting out with mechanic stuff and engines so repairing and maching tractors and the eguipment for me would be best with manuals on how to repair and maintain them
That was quite something Eric that homemade feed Pusha work good too. I see you guys are always thinking. Your office turned out to be a nice little office. I'll tell you men do I like watching you guys .👍👍🇺🇸
I like watching your videos , my uncle had a small (compared to your )dairy farm in Kentucky mid 60's till around 92 ! I loved to help him when I was a kid ! How very different it is today ! In early 60's his parlor was modern had the milkers an lines going to a I think 5000 gal tank that the dairy came an picked up the milk like every 3rd day ! Most people don't understand the life commitment it is to be a dairy farmer you milk twice a day 365 rain or shine flood or blizzard ! My uncle loved every cow an took the best of care he knew how ! But Thank You for your videos and being a Dairy Farmer an by default a jack of all trades , that is a Farmer .
growing up with my grandparents who had cows, this channel really awakens my passion to go into this business, I love farm, thank you for sharing each stage
So crazy to see your channel blowing up, I remember back when you were at 20 thousand subs. I still have no idea how I found this channel but I'm very glad I did!
Buna Ziua! I am from New York State and lived in Romania for about 10 years. Wish there was a Romanian You Tuber like Eric when I wanted to learn your language.
@@charlesarcher2107 Bună ziua! I guess this is the best way to learn a language! I like all about farming and in the same time I can learn more in English. I hope you like Romania after 10 years of living here! Have a good day sir!
Its exciting because you worked for it, you have the right be excited. I hope and pray my daughter finds a hard working young man like you. I watch you and other young men that work like you do, walk with confidence. You might need it cleaned internally to make it right. Maybe the company would do that for you.
Nice job on the Stand-By feed pusher. Also hopefully you were able to return the part that you did not need to fix the Juno since the problem was only a wire. Thanks for sharing great vlogs. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
Watching your homemade plow, Good Idea. Maybe you'll want a steeper angle so the feed slides off easier. Feed seems to stick to the board a little. The new wire and tires sure made the difference on the Juno. I enjoy your videos, takes me back to my younger days on the farm.
I’ve been binge watching all your videos and again, I have to say, you do really well when it comes to cleaning things. Sorry the robot t gives you trouble but it’s awesome when it does work, right? Pushing feed is a lot of work. Wow, you’re also knowledgeable with all sorts of equipment and tools. My hats off to you. Good work on the alternate feed pusher! Take care!
Not leaving your family for work is a great blessing.. and working together with father is also awesome... kudos.. all the best brother... we do have 3 cows back here in kerala, India.. so its mindblowing to see all automation and perfectly planned stuff... anyway its awesome
It's all just going around in circles, with an occasional stop for energy. So it's basically a one-car NASCAR race. Now, what would be interesting is if you had TWO of them and raced them. :-)
Mice are the cause of many electrical headaches on our grain farm as well! Whenever we experience sudden "sensor" failures, we usually reach for the multimeter first. Simple continuity and voltage tests will usually direct you to the faulty component pretty quick. And more often than not, it's a wire that's been chewed apart 🐭 A couple wire connectors and some electrical tape, and we're back in business!
LOVE your ingenuity!!! You and your family are amazing! Really interesting video! You do a great job, Eric! Glad to see your dad seems to be recovering (recovered?) SO well from his shoulder surgery!
Your feed pusher invention works really great. The robot one really could use a bath Eric. (just had to say that). Thanks for a really interesting video.
Hi Eric, great video, ignore all those people banging on about cleaning the robot, they are all armchair farmers who don't want to get their hands dirty!
Great video Eric. A little piece of advice when cutting angle iron or square tube start on the corner and it will cut faster as you are cutting 2 webs at once.
Nice solution for feed pushing. Your board might last longer if you but a rubber strip along the bottom edge. As smooth as your concrete floor is, it is going to act like sandpaper and wear your board in short order.
Where in the world would farmers be with out welding I know on our farm it save a lot of time. That is a smart idea, and u can move relatively fast with it. Love the vids.
City people who think farmers are hicks are so wrong. That was some seriously smart problem solving right there. Well done. I think Lely Juno owes you guys a sponsorship. Or a new robot.
I just worked 10:23 and 1st thing i check is if any new videos from here. Yup and as always another great video. And time to cow some milk? Now thats funny
Those bot feed pushers are nice but seem a little fragile for a dairy barn environment. I liked your temp solution. I'd keep that handy just in case. If the robot breaks down again I would paint flames on it and enter it in Battle Bots. It will feel good to see it destroyed. You should find a good used lawn tractor for a couple hundred and attach the blade to that. Easy/cheap/ the cowboy way..............
Dude, I have been following since around 1k subscribers and I just want to thank you for all the hard work that you have put in. Also you really blew up so congrats on that and keep making us these videos. We love em.
Thanks Eric, I did enjoy watching how crafty you have to be in your daily chores and fix those problems on your own instead of calling for third party maintanance. Now big Juno needs a bath! 😁
Eric - A hoof trimming segment may be interesting demonstrating your commitment to animal husbandry as well as revealing some of the problems and challenges of caring for your herd. - Ross
Good to watch video. My 10 year older cousin was waiting for me to help with milking in early 50's. Saved by tech, by milking machines. So got on with skimming very dry cow parties across the river.
I grew up on milk from the local dairy farm in the Finger Lakes. we would pull up to the barn take our own gallon containers and fill from the tank. Leave a dollar and that went on for years. My question to you is do you shake your fresh milk before using it? I remember being hung over from a night of fun and took a long drink out of the container and got all heavy cream. From then on till today I shake the milk before i use it....People think Im crazy but it was called learning the hard way.
The farm I worked at has a feed pusher for their skid steers kinda like that except it’s fully metal with plastic skid plate. It works really good. I believe it’s actually something that’s branded, but I’m not sure
Do those Juno Feed Pushers have a good support system? The reason why I ask is I am betting they are not cheap and SaskDutch Kid has been having a lot of problems with their’s lately as well. His does not what to return to the charging base. Glad you were able to get yours going. It is always nice to be able to see the problem.
Hey Eric, that was a good idea with that make shift plow and it served the purpose. Jan from SaskDutchKid had some problems with his Juno he said it was going to be the death of him lol. But I see that you guys can figure it out and fix the problem. So whats next for 10th G keep up the good work and see you and the next video🤔🐄😉
Have you looked into a fiberglass snow plow small ones for quad? You can also cut thick rubber mat for the bottom so you would have 4 inches rubber mat bolted on the snow plow and that would run on the concrete floor
Yes, you are correct, that Juno needs some cleaning. Use a medium bristle 3” paintbrush under the cover and blow out with compressed air. Then just good ole soap and water on the outside.
That is cool how you fix the front of skid loader to scrap the feed back toward the cows’s. Will have to tell neighbor about this video or show him the video will work best. I hope that mouse got what he deserves chewing on electric wires 🤪 it deserved it . Good video as always Eric .
Maybe if you install a stiff rubber blade on the bottom of the PLOW FRAME might also help the situation. Do you have a standard plow for the Skid Loader with a rubber bottom blade that you could use? Using a standard Snow Plow you could also use the mushroom bottom shoe's to adjust the height of the blade. WHAT DO YOU THINK?? Just food for thought....
I was wondering how you like the mattresses you put in, i got a price for them this morning boy they are not cheap but they are without a doubt the best around on paper. Are your cows happy with them?
It's amazing how much stuff you guys need to know just doing daily operations. Jack of all trades
i do believe they're close to mastering the jack of all trades i far from it but starting out with mechanic stuff and engines so repairing and maching tractors and the eguipment for me would be best with manuals on how to repair and maintain them
That was quite something Eric that homemade feed Pusha work good too. I see you guys are always thinking. Your office turned out to be a nice little office. I'll tell you men do I like watching you guys .👍👍🇺🇸
thats soo true!!!
hope you doing goood
will love to know you more off here if you dont mind
I love how you show the problems to us, you then explain how you will try to fix the problem & then you show us your "fix" in action. 👍
I like watching your videos , my uncle had a small (compared to your )dairy farm in Kentucky mid 60's till around 92 ! I loved to help him when I was a kid ! How very different it is today ! In early 60's his parlor was modern had the milkers an lines going to a I think 5000 gal tank that the dairy came an picked up the milk like every 3rd day !
Most people don't understand the life commitment it is to be a dairy farmer you milk twice a day 365 rain or shine flood or blizzard ! My uncle loved every cow an took the best of care he knew how ! But Thank You for your videos and being a Dairy Farmer an by default a jack of all trades , that is a Farmer .
Eric, finally a video your wife won’t mind watching because it doesn’t involve manure 🤣. Great job with backup feed pusher and troubleshooting the 🤖!
But I like the manure 🥺
@@bikeswithben1534 me too!🥺😢😭🥺🥺🥺🥺
Cow manure, like that of most herbivores, is not particularly gross. When dried it’s been used for fuel and even building material in places.
Eric said in an earlier video his wife is not fond of it in liquid form! 😝
Yea I love the Juno feed pusher! When it’s working.. our was pretty much problem free until recently, still impressive little machines!
Love your vid I am a very big fan
They are pretty awesome!!
It’s great to see that you are able to fix most of your vehicles and equipment without having to send it off or get someone in to fix it
They're great when they work but not nice to fix
On our farm we use a skid loader with a v pusher that attaches to the front
growing up with my grandparents who had cows, this channel really awakens my passion to go into this business, I love farm, thank you for sharing each stage
Great video. Eric, thank you and your family for being farmers. Your the backbone of america
Is anybody else laughing that saskdutchkid got his working but now Eric’s stopped working lol
"Farmers POV" from Slovenia doesn't have one. They have a small dairy farm.
yeahh he could watch saskduchtkid to see how they solved the problem
No.....
I thought about that also.
Ikr. Lelys got some answering to do I guess lol
These lunch time uploads coming in clutch Eric!
It never stops with new problems. You and your dad seem to always fix them. Congratulations on another great video.
Kudos on the innovative self-reliance for problem-solving.
So crazy to see your channel blowing up, I remember back when you were at 20 thousand subs. I still have no idea how I found this channel but I'm very glad I did!
Me, too!
Same! He got me hooked on farming vids. He recommended saskdutchkid and one of them recommended the veggieboys 😁
Nice job on the backup feed pusher. That robot should work perfectly now. Good job!
Finally, my English / dairy teacher posts again. Greetings from Romania 🇷🇴 I love your work!
Buna Ziua! I am from New York State and lived in Romania for about 10 years. Wish there was a Romanian You Tuber like Eric when I wanted to learn your language.
@@charlesarcher2107 Bună ziua! I guess this is the best way to learn a language! I like all about farming and in the same time I can learn more in English. I hope you like Romania after 10 years of living here! Have a good day sir!
Its exciting because you worked for it, you have the right be excited. I hope and pray my daughter finds a hard working young man like you. I watch you and other young men that work like you do, walk with confidence. You might need it cleaned internally to make it right. Maybe the company would do that for you.
Nice job on the Stand-By feed pusher. Also hopefully you were able to return the part that you did not need to fix the Juno since the problem was only a wire.
Thanks for sharing great vlogs. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
Great to see behind the scenes of a family business!
Enjoyed watching u and ur dad solve the robot issues. Like ur vids very much. Thank you. 😷
Stopped doing school work to watch your video! Great video!
Watching your homemade plow, Good Idea. Maybe you'll want a steeper angle so the feed slides off easier. Feed seems to stick to the board a little. The new wire and tires sure made the difference on the Juno. I enjoy your videos, takes me back to my younger days on the farm.
Awesome to see you guys get that fixed. So many nowadays would just give up and call a technician. Technically is definitely great when’s it working!
I very much appreciate how you ‘recycle’ material and parts. Thanks!
Hello hope you are doing good
Will love to know you if you dont mind
Thank you Eric for updating us with your new office.
Eric, I received my tee shirt the other day, very surprised how many folks recognize your channel. Thanks I really like it.
A piece of conveyor belt on the bottom!!
I’ve been binge watching all your videos and again, I have to say, you do really well when it comes to cleaning things. Sorry the robot t gives you trouble but it’s awesome when it does work, right? Pushing feed is a lot of work. Wow, you’re also knowledgeable with all sorts of equipment and tools. My hats off to you. Good work on the alternate feed pusher! Take care!
Fixing your R2D2 machine with parts, wiring and new wheels was fascinating. Glad its working again.
Not leaving your family for work is a great blessing.. and working together with father is also awesome... kudos.. all the best brother... we do have 3 cows back here in kerala, India.. so its mindblowing to see all automation and perfectly planned stuff... anyway its awesome
Nice job getting the robot back up and running!
Great job on getting the Lilly working.
Found your videos a couple days ago I like your farm setup. Probably could have less silos in the future they are a lot of work!
It looked like Miss 602 was concerned about how you were going to snake the cable down through the robot. Nice video!
I definitely think a “day in the life” video for the feed pusher is warranted. Surely there are GoPro mounts for such intense adventures.
It's all just going around in circles, with an occasional stop for energy. So it's basically a one-car NASCAR race.
Now, what would be interesting is if you had TWO of them and raced them. :-)
Mice are the cause of many electrical headaches on our grain farm as well! Whenever we experience sudden "sensor" failures, we usually reach for the multimeter first. Simple continuity and voltage tests will usually direct you to the faulty component pretty quick. And more often than not, it's a wire that's been chewed apart 🐭 A couple wire connectors and some electrical tape, and we're back in business!
Sask Dutch Kid is having trouble with his Juno as well!
I saw that too. His was having trouble finding the dock. He watches Eric's videos so maybe this will help him out.
The board was a great thing to have worked really well. Happy to hear Juno is up and working again.
You are reliably capable with your trouble-shooting skills and innovative devices. Great talents to have!
LOVE your ingenuity!!! You and your family are amazing! Really interesting video! You do a great job, Eric! Glad to see your dad seems to be recovering (recovered?) SO well from his shoulder surgery!
As you said, give the Juno a good clean. It might surprise you and start working OK.
Your feed pusher invention works really great. The robot one really could use a bath Eric. (just had to say that). Thanks for a really interesting video.
Thank you for uploading another great video! Hope you have a great rest of your day Eric!
You know its going to be a great video when you have cameos by Casey AND 602.
Enjoyed actually seeing the "innards" of the robot.
Hello hope you are doing great
Will love to know you if you dont mind
Eric, great video as always. Good improvements on the machinery. Hope you and your family has a blessed week.
Hi Eric, great video, ignore all those people banging on about cleaning the robot, they are all armchair farmers who don't want to get their hands dirty!
Great job Eric. Maybe that thing won't give any trouble for a while.
Great video Eric. A little piece of advice when cutting angle iron or square tube start on the corner and it will cut faster as you are cutting 2 webs at once.
Nice solution for feed pushing. Your board might last longer if you but a rubber strip along the bottom edge. As smooth as your concrete floor is, it is going to act like sandpaper and wear your board in short order.
Pretty slick pusher, and faster than juno.
Eric and his dad have such a nice and friendly relationship. Envious!
Where in the world would farmers be with out welding I know on our farm it save a lot of time. That is a smart idea, and u can move relatively fast with it. Love the vids.
553 is my favorite cow. I love the 99% white fur coat.
City people who think farmers are hicks are so wrong. That was some seriously smart problem solving right there. Well done. I think Lely Juno owes you guys a sponsorship. Or a new robot.
My fav are the cows 🐄 keeping an eye on what your doing.good video with you & your dad
Necessity is the mother of invention. That looks like it works great!! Good job.
So, I just spent my lunch hour watching you fix a feed robot 😂 what a world we live in.
Dan. Lol 😂 keeps ya outa trouble 🤣
I just worked 10:23 and 1st thing i check is if any new videos from here. Yup and as always another great video. And time to cow some milk? Now thats funny
I love your channel and how you are taking care of your cows 👍🏼
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪
Those bot feed pushers are nice but seem a little fragile for a dairy barn environment. I liked your temp solution. I'd keep that handy just in case. If the robot breaks down again I would paint flames on it and enter it in Battle Bots. It will feel good to see it destroyed. You should find a good used lawn tractor for a couple hundred and attach the blade to that. Easy/cheap/ the cowboy way..............
Dude, I have been following since around 1k subscribers and I just want to thank you for all the hard work that you have put in. Also you really blew up so congrats on that and keep making us these videos. We love em.
It's nice when fixes turn out to cost almost nothing for parts. I assume that wire didn't cost much. It's good troubleshooting you did.
Hello hope you are doing great
Will love to know you if you dont mind
Thanks Eric, I did enjoy watching how crafty you have to be in your daily chores and fix those problems on your own instead of calling for third party maintanance. Now big Juno needs a bath! 😁
1st one to view from Kenya...🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Eric awesome!!! video I’m glad to see your dad doing great!!!!
Hello hope you are doing great
Will love to know you if you dont mind
@@lydiaander45 huh
Angle that board on the bucket another 15-20% and that feed won’t build up so much. Love the Farm Thinking.
Eric - A hoof trimming segment may be interesting demonstrating your commitment to animal husbandry as well as revealing some of the problems and challenges of caring for your herd. - Ross
Technology is nice, but there is something to be said about good old fashion ingenuity. Great Job and Video guys. Love your video's.
I love when the family comes together to work the farm.
its just amazing
Hello hope you are doing great
Will love to know you if you dont mind
@@lydiaander45 I don't mind. I am just a old country boy.
Great video! It’s always a good feeling to fix something but make it work just a bit better than before.
Good to watch video. My 10 year older cousin was waiting for me to help with milking in early 50's. Saved by tech, by milking machines. So got on with skimming very dry cow parties across the river.
I grew up on milk from the local dairy farm in the Finger Lakes. we would pull up to the barn take our own gallon containers and fill from the tank. Leave a dollar and that went on for years. My question to you is do you shake your fresh milk before using it? I remember being hung over from a night of fun and took a long drink out of the container and got all heavy cream. From then on till today I shake the milk before i use it....People think Im crazy but it was called learning the hard way.
Great job engineering the feed pusher and repairs to Juno. On the farm you have to learn to do everything
Mystery of the rambling roving robot ! Stay tuned updates to come. Great video!!🙋♀️
The farm I worked at has a feed pusher for their skid steers kinda like that except it’s fully metal with plastic skid plate. It works really good. I believe it’s actually something that’s branded, but I’m not sure
Love the new wheels on the Juno!!!! Would love them on my work chair!!!!
Do those Juno Feed Pushers have a good support system? The reason why I ask is I am betting they are not cheap and SaskDutch Kid has been having a lot of problems with their’s lately as well. His does not what to return to the charging base. Glad you were able to get yours going. It is always nice to be able to see the problem.
Your office looks great but maybe two small additions - a picture of your lovely wife and little girl! 😊
I wonder if a little poly on the board would make the feed slide of better?
That would definitely help
Great fix..and good call on replacing the tires
Hey Eric, that was a good idea with that make shift plow and it served the purpose. Jan from SaskDutchKid had some problems with his Juno he said it was going to be the death of him lol. But I see that you guys can figure it out and fix the problem. So whats next for 10th G keep up the good work and see you and the next video🤔🐄😉
Have you looked into a fiberglass snow plow small ones for quad? You can also cut thick rubber mat for the bottom so you would have 4 inches rubber mat bolted on the snow plow and that would run on the concrete floor
True to life repair scenario. Best was when the battery was dead after all the work. The back up feed pusher is genius.
Congrats with 5 years on RUclips!
I know it's more work for you but troubleshooting videos are the best.
Yes, you are correct, that Juno needs some cleaning. Use a medium bristle 3” paintbrush under the cover and blow out with compressed air. Then just good ole soap and water on the outside.
Nice video guys. Glad you got Juno finally working. Now for a nice bath. 🤔😉😉😉😉😉
Think your BOT likes it's new cord and tires, way to go!
Hi i am matthew from South Africa i watch your video and i love you guys
"Time to cows some milk." T-shirt opportunity if I ever 'herd' one.
That is actually the Anglicized version of Pennsylvania Dutch. When you live in that part of PA you can't get away from it. Spater
What’s up with the Juno feed pushers! Saskdutchkid is also having really bad luck with their machine too! I think Juno needs to pull up their socks!
have you seen the spare-tire feed pushers? if you have a junk truck axle, that might be easy enough to weld to your bucket, so it spins like the robot
That is cool how you fix the front of skid loader to scrap the feed back toward the cows’s. Will have to tell neighbor about this video or show him the video will work best. I hope that mouse got what he deserves chewing on electric wires 🤪 it deserved it . Good video as always Eric .
always something on a farm! yall are some hard workers!
Maybe if you install a stiff rubber blade on the bottom of the PLOW FRAME might also help the situation. Do you have a standard plow for the Skid Loader with a rubber bottom blade that you could use? Using a standard Snow Plow you could also use the mushroom bottom shoe's to adjust the height of the blade. WHAT DO YOU THINK?? Just food for thought....
how many employees work on the farm??? Very nice Eric 👍👍👍
That cow at the end looked awesome !
A snow plow blade for your skid steer would probably work wonders for feed pushing and also you could push snow with it 🙂
Hi Eric.. good night from India.. your work is very inspiring .. 👍👍
Your office is sick. Even if it’s not done yet.
You will really like the Alkota heater. Also you guys should check out Hotsy or Alkota pressure washer and get your self a hot one.
I was wondering how you like the mattresses you put in, i got a price for them this morning boy they are not cheap but they are without a doubt the best around on paper. Are your cows happy with them?
That's a good idea for pushing in the feed. I've seen other operations doing the same thing!!