One BIG Mother
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Today I Demo a Giant Grain Cart!!
Walkabout Mother Bin : motherbin.com
Hose wrap : outbackwrap.com
Thanks to Dave and the whole crew for making this happen!
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Cale Carlson grew up on his family century old farm in central Nebraska. He started farming on his own by renting ground from a neighbor in 1998. Cale Married Megan and they went on to have 5 Children. Cale incorporated his farm business LEAAD Farms (which is the acronym from their 5 kids). Cale has a passion for the farm and family as it takes a team to handle day to day operations of a diversified farm with Corn, Seed Corn, Soybeans, Hogs, and Cattle. Cale believes that everybody has a story to tell and encourages people to share their experiences.
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Seriously considering trying a MotherBin here. Just finished building our new grain system which should be a huge efficiency upgrade, but i think one these would help even more.
Hey Brian, Give Dave and the team a call they are great people and can probably set you up with a demo!
That mother bin was awesome should make your life a little easier during harvest. Hope you and the family have a safe and productive harvest Cale!
Cool 😎 That is massive! And THAT SKY…..gotta love Nebraska sunsets and sunrises. Great video! Hello Curt! 😀❤️
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Hello Grammy! :-) Have a nice day!
Fantastic content and what a gigantic bin. Thanks for letting us see it.
awesome engineering! And driving skills too!!
Great job helping your Dad Laura
Good luck combining your 2022 crops Cale and Laura
Glad to see your dad out in the field checking on things and being of help.
@Daniel Collier Hi am Cindy Smith, how are you? Hope we can be friends..
I’m learning so much from each episode. Thank you so much for bringing me along with you during your work day.
@Alan Barry Hi am Cindy Smith, how are you? Hope we can be friends..
When that music started at 25:13 it sounded as if somebody was sitting in a crop field playing a church organ.
Eastern grey is a mid sized kangaroo that mainly lives in eastern Australia. They can get pretty big, but are not as big as the red kangaroos, that are more of a desert kangaroo.
Eastern Grey is a species of Australian Kangaroo , smiles ....these mother bins are common in the australian grain belt particularly Queensland , New South Wales and Western Australia on the larger properties :) ....cheers from Oz !!!
You and I are both cheats. Gooday.
Hi 👋🏻 Cale Carlson
A Eastern Grey is a species of Kangaroo that inhabits a large area of Australia. Their cousins the Red Kangaroo lives more in the arid areas of Australia. They do though co- inhabit but don't interbreed.
never gave a thought to the blending possibility but haulong mornings when its too wet to harvest is awesome productivity!!
Easten grey is a kangaroo. . Walkabout is to Rome around the out back. Lots of Australian influences there .
We’ve been using them here in Aussie since early 70 s
6:15 Showing how to work the controls is verrrry awesome. Thanks for showing how it works. That stuff is really interesting to see for those of us who have never worked a machine like that.
Cale, thanks for the short explanation of the operation of a combine. I have never been in anything like it. I would like to see the rest of the operations of the combine and a tractor. My only experience is a tiny family farm. Less than 100 acres. 50 years ago.
Cale has a lot of videos here and Laura Farms has over 300 videos. Laura is Cale's daughter.
@@scottsoper thanks I watch all of these. But usually most operators just push buttons. Not actually saying what they do.
Eastern grey kangaroo
Ps about time you guys over there tried out some mother bins
Thanks for sharing.
Wow equipment just keeps getting bigger and bigger
Love the Mother Bin Awesome Videos !!! Hope you get all done with that field.
That is, indeed, one big mother. Also, you guys do have the most amazing sunsets!
To be honest I would probably use that bin to have all my trucks come at a certain time to load so know body was wasting time getting loaded and unloaded. Just explain what you want to do and tell them to arrive in a certain period of time not sure what your load time is but you can adjust as needed.
Nice one Cale! Great drone work at the end :)
You pick CORN, you CUT beans
Easren Grey's you wont see in your neck of the woods. Come to Australia and you will see them wondering the padocks. The bin australia made.?
It’s strange to see a mother bin in the USA in a soybean crop. There everywhere in Australia as we cart direct to the grain elevators and need large storage in field to dump and go again.
IMO they should make these with its own power pack and a simple remote so the trucks can come along and load by them selves no need dedicate a man and a tractor to it.
We farmed rice, corn, and soy beans in the Sutter Basin in Northern California back in the 60's. I hated dealing with the soy beans when they had been dumped into our grain trailers because they were literally crawling with black widow 🕷 spiders. They'd be crawling everywhere. There was no way I was getting up there to unroll the tarps.
Mind blown. So its the truck that waits for trucks so the grain carts dump into it? How would they even reach into it.
Great to see your Dad out there checking to see what he could do to help. I'm a slow and steady kind of guy but, I still break stuff. That goes along with me operating 70+ year old equipment! LOL That is an awesome portable bin to keep you moving when trucks are full or not available. With that solid frame and axles, I could see how you could easily bend something if you tried to move it full. 👍👍👍
97 degrees today typical nebraska september day !
i only had a 5 footbar on a super C to mow alfalfa, so loose a tooth, i would replace the whole bar, then t knight i would repair the Baers and sharpen allthe teeth for th next day, good ole days.
I couldn't help but smile when I heard you use the phrase "full bunny". Meredith Bernard is always saying that on "This Farm Wife". While watching your last video, a live, I guessed that Ethan was running the grain cart, a lot of viewers were asking. Keep the content coming. Stay safe, God bless.
A great video. Thanks for sharing and have a good harvest season😁
Have a day off today so I get to watch you guys get it done. What a great way to start my day. Thanks, Cale and family.🌱🚜🤟
I have wondered for YEARS if mother bins would ever catch on in the US. They seems so perfect for the midwest's vast monster-sized monocrop fields.
when that thing is loaded, it's the Momma Bin, laden
Interesting to see the new large bin actually round a corner after C's explanation of it's axle/wheel capabilities.
Was that a kangaroo I glimpsed on the new bins side? Wondering what Australia's got to do with the bin..
Walkabout Mother Bins are US made. Company email includes kangaroo. Eastern Grey is a type of kangaroo(?) No indication/explanation of Aussie connections on Co. website 🤷♂️
@@darylneal989 Owner is an Aussie
@@rohancoghlan1516 Ah. Cheers.
The mother bin is quite an asset,helping to keep the harvest moving forward. Great sunset!
@David Schiecht Hi am Cindy Smith, how are you? Hope we can be friends..
Fantastic vlog update!
Eastern grey paint?…… That would be named after the Eastern Grey Kangaroo in Australia. It does look weird though, seeing a ‘Flying Kangaroo’ logo, (see QANTAS logo), done in an American flag livery. ‘Walkabout’ is a term used for what the Aboriginals do when they go off hunting or other. If you watch the first Crocodile Dundee film, the pub they drink in is called Walkabout Creek Hotel.
That cart looks like a rail car! Love the full bunny speed selection too! Not sure if that is on any of my machines! Nice video!
Thanks for watching!
wow that bin is a beast
Big city problem is stolen cars and trucks. Out in your area do tractors and combines and other equipment sometimes decide to take a walk? I can understand how Big Mother can help you during harvest, but doesn't that sucker come with a big cost, why not just have 2 or 3 regular size carts?
Simplicity. One Big Mother Bin and on tractor and only one place for the semi trucks to pull up to. With say four carts you would need four tractors or hook and unhook which may not be possible when loaded and there would be the question of which cart now.....
I guess thats just going to be a transfer point. Any amount of moisture in the dirt would sink it like a stone (even with 7 axles)! And just what would you be able to pull a cart weighing 240,000 lbs out of the mud with. Better buy some more 3" Yankum ropes !
When it is fully loaded it is recommended that you do not move it.
Ik just the machine to pull it out of the mud. A beautiful Big Bud
Your going to have to build you a shop to park the large trailer in. lol
Awesome demo great video. We’ve been shelling corn in Illinois corns been in the 20’s moisture averaging about 200 bushel
Hey Cale that’s a fantastic video. Thumbs up👍 Have a super great harvest.
Hello from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺…..God bless you all
There is an Eastern Grey squirrel.
I been watching you guys for a while and I have to say, yes, Laura is a Beast when it comes to just getting something done.
Great video keep up the good work God bless from GA stay safe
Tickled to death to see Grandpa out and about!
Eastern Gray Kangaroo, the kangaroo on the side of the trailer, has an American Flag imposed on it. What is the connection between this trailer, Australia, America & the Kangaroo symbol?.
I'm from Australia and I reckon its because the Motherbin idea is well established on big Australian grain farms. I also think the manufacturer is originally from Australia and is bringing the concept to the US.
Our owner grew up in Australia and now has lived in the US for more than 10 years. He made the logo to match what was important to him. His heritage and his now home.
awesome sauce! great video
Great to see a bit of “Aussie innovation” making farm life a bit more efficient. Hopefully a good harvest. Cheers Mate. 🇦🇺🐮🚜📡🧪🇦🇺
What a day, good job, great family.
Does that big bin have anything to do with Australia? I'm only asking because you have a Kangaroo picture on the side of the bin and a walkabout name of a pub .
Interesting topic about running equipment at 100% New equipment might be engineered to indicate 100% on the display. (Wonder if engine and attached equipment is actually being stressed). Years back; would find out horse power rating and then determine engine load. We had three 2200 + HP Caterpillar engines, the engineering group set the load so engines would not exceed 50%. Those V16’s had a massive rotating assembly. An engine operator needed a lot of trust in the Cat engine construction, hoping they did not chuck a rod, toss a bolt, flywheel, etc., out the side, while standing next to them running, occasionally. Safety and longevity was objective then.
Why does your grain cart have a kangaroo on it? Western Grey and Eastern Grey are a species of kangaroo. Walkabout is also a term used in Australia and originated with the Aboriginal community for when they go adventuring around the country.
That cart has been in Australia for a number of years. been in the USA for only a couple of years. I think made in one of the Dakotas.
I saw mother bins at fieldays here in Australia in the sevenths. I say it’s a licensed copy of Aussie company design
As beautiful as impressive !
one treat i just saw was your family photo on the laptop, 3 boys 2 girls, Cale a very Beautiful Wife you have, Lauras so young in the shot, to bad the retweet from some message was blocking the full photo. Sir I am just a city boy in Beaumont California, so love your videos, what a beautiful family you have
You should do more videos with Laura
‘EASTERN GREY’ is a species of large bodied kangaroo (marsupial) which is found predominantly found along the eastern side of Australia.
Cheers from Brisbane, Queensland Australia Cale.
It's a blessing to see your Dad out and about....cherish every day with him. We only get one Dad in life.
Awesome episode Cale! How many acres of soy bean do u harvest?
Eastern Gray: squirrel. However after reading the comments below about Eastern Gray being a type of kangaroo, I noticed what I originally thought was a “fluttering flag” on the side of the mother bin is actually most likely a kangaroo.
Yes it is a kangaroo a common one found Here in Australia
It is both a fluttering flag and a kangaroo. 🙂
Ahwell in my travels around Australia 🇦🇺 as a modern day swaggy, I've seen these around crop country in Australia 🇦🇺. Grey kangaroo is what the the colour is. Ahwell yanks don't always have the biggest. Haaaaa
Hello Mr. Carlson. I would like to propose a type of video for you to post on your Laura Farms channel. A contest between Laura, Grant, and you, to see who drives with the highest performance all the motor-powered vehicles on your farm (for example: Motorcycles, lawn mowers, bobcats, automobiles, pickup trucks, trucks, tractors and harvesters, reapers and military trucks), everyone must drive all vehicles on the same day. Make your followers vote for the best driver. It's not worth cheating, right? I look forward to this dispute.
am just about to view this video, my first time at ur channel so checked out ur About, cool u raise hogs, how many barns u guys got, we are 100% in the hogs business, our current numbers are 37,300 [ space for 35,000] layered the wieners 3 levels high. and we have 15 barns each 240 by 40 now will watch this video and see if i will subcribe or
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Can anyone explain bushel / kg difference? 1 bushel how many kg for wheat?
When harvest is done, park the mother bin out back, fill with water… BAM…now you have an Olympic size pool
Everyone needs a Mother Bin. LOL That's like a city in itself.
When you are "pushing" the combine to near maximum capacity, do you tend to push soybeans over the sieves & screens and end up dropping harvested beans out the back of the combine with the soybean chaff?
Dude, I give you a thumbs up for this video. From someone who knows nothing here about this stuff.
Push it to about 75% until it needs to be ramped up to full throttle.
What is the tool Laura always Carrie’s on her belt and what is it for?
I know I remember her mentioning it but I didn’t catch it.
16 Celsius is 61 degrees Fahrenheit. Get it ?? 16 is reversed to 61. Easy to remember. Also, 20 C is 72 F.
I go just below the limit and use everything I have
That mother load cart is sweet.
You guys have too much fun. Slightly jealous
Saw the Mother Bin this year at HHD; didn't really understand its utility until you showed it in the field. Would be interesting to see if the ROI is worth it...perhaps you'd have to rent it out to others in your area when you weren't using it.
🤙🏻🇨🇦🤟🏻. Wow. 😮
I push it till my wife starts yelling about tickets, tires, insurance and repairs!
Just started following you after following Laura and Grant for a couple of years; now I know (for sure) where she gets it from!! You all are the backbone of this great country!! Thank you!!
Great video, as far as how I run things, in my truck/motorcycle I'm like you, in my plane I'm like Laura. hahahaha
@Frank Ward Hi am Cindy Smith, how are you? Hope we can be friends..
Hey Cale, being an Aussie myself I couldn't overlook the strong Australian flavour around the mother bin ... the kangaroo symbol, and the Aussie references "Walkabout" and "Eastern Grey" (a type of 'roo). What's the connection to Australia?
I’d say it’s a licensed copy of a brand from here in oz. when I was working in North America in 86 no one had ever heard of mother bins there
Our owner grew up in Australia and now has lived in the US for more than 10 years. He made the logo to match what was important to him. His heritage and his now home.
@@walkaboutmotherbins1843 thanks mate 😃
Do you use wireless backup camera's and if so, what works good for you?
Work with one last fall. They are a beast. Will really give a tractor a interesting time when moving
That's a neat grain cart didnt know they made them that large. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, what a grain cart! Awesome sunsets and drone shots, thanks for sharing from New Hampshire 👍
Great video Cale
you forgot to talk about when you were locked out of the combine . THE latch broke
Miss the days of riveted cycle sections!! Well not really, they were a chore to replace!
So essentially the Mother Bin is a massive semi-movable grain bin.
Eastern grey is a breed of large kangaroo in Australia. It’s the second largest breed behind the western red.
@David Thorne Hi am Cindy Smith, how are you? Hope we can be friends..
The company is a US owned company and the bin is US made (in North Dakota). We are saving the "Red" for when we build our 6000 bushel bin ;-)
Ah. So that’s how the connection came about. Aussies have seen mother bins used out here for years. He saw an opening and ran with it. He’s a smart cookie. Good on ya cobber. Aussie farmers are good innovators
we joked with the guys at the last farm show that they need an option to turn it into a portable pool
We are a day closer to the next rain. Here is Dawson County we need moisture.
What do you mean there’s no drying with soybeans?
Why? 4000 times 50 lbs per bushel is 200,000 lbs. Hope you don't have to go over a bridge.
When it is fully loaded it is recommended that you do not move it.
City Truck limits are 5Tons in Chicago....wow