Wrecked… Worst Day of Harvest ever.

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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
  • My name is Kendal Johnson, I’m a married 26 year old dad/farmer. I farm with my grandpa (papaw), dad, siblings, uncles, and several cousins. Our operation is called Stahl Farms, a family farm in Southwest Ohio. We farm corn and soybeans with lots of red equipment. My goal is to show a little bit of everything. The good, bad, the fun and the boring days.
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    Business email: farmerjohnson620@yahoo.com
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Комментарии • 31

  • @jaybernieschoep
    @jaybernieschoep 7 часов назад +4

    harvesting crops isnt always good. God will test you of what you can handle, 2020 was bad for me lost dad and mom both.. hang in there God is there when you need him.

  • @gavinperry7237
    @gavinperry7237 7 часов назад +2

    Accidents unfortunately happen, insurance premiums are paid for that reason. The fact that header is new then insurance deductible should be the only major expense since depreciation should not be an issue. Availability of similar type of header as a replacement in a timely manner may however be an issue.

  • @Planeiron
    @Planeiron 2 часа назад +1

    It happens Johnson u keep on working it will be alright...I just wished the prices were higher for yall and the prices of all other things would go down some....many people are struggling just to eat..Great Vid 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @TheRange7
    @TheRange7 2 часа назад +1

    Hey Kendal, you're right, that sucked. It was great to see your wife and kids hop in the combine for moral support. Nothing makes a guy happier than the wife and kids showing up and just being there when you've had a rough day. I spent decades trading grain futures on The Chicago Board of Trade floor. The best part about the really bad days, the wife and kids were always there at home waiting for me. It made my life so much easier. No judgement, just a big happy smile and they were as glad to see me as I was them. That said, you have to wonder with all this high tech in farm machines these days, why there aren't sensors on a modern 50 foot head? My wife and I both drive cars that have 360 degree radar that's always on. They aren't even fancy pants cars either. Glad you got right back at it. Keep farming man, we're all counting on you out here. Cheers and here's to a better harvest ahead. God Bless!!!

  • @paulprigge1209
    @paulprigge1209 3 часа назад +1

    I’m sorry! At least you did not get hurt! Stuff can always be replaced. I know it is Jesus say that. God bless.

  • @Fieldman12
    @Fieldman12 2 часа назад +1

    I know several people that have wrecked a draper head. At least no one was hurt like you said. Have a great harvest.

  • @2011Harvesttime
    @2011Harvesttime 4 часа назад +1

    Relax and operate the machine. Please give that technician some more time without uptime/downtime pressure. I salute him! Would have loved to have seen more of what he did. First of all the draper belts must be tracking which is a good sign.

  • @mjlmbl
    @mjlmbl 4 часа назад +1

    I used to haul equipment in my 20s. I laid a nearly brand new track loader on its side while trying to square up on my low boy. It had 84 hours on the meter.. still had that new loader smell.. the man that signed my paycheck looked me in the eye and said "you gotta break eggs to make cake, get back to work." At the end of the day it could have been worse.

  • @ScottPykare
    @ScottPykare 6 часов назад +1

    Accidents happen, but as you said no one was hurt. It's a thing not a person. Wish you the best with harvest Kendal and your family. Stay safe bud!

  • @ryanmarkey5012
    @ryanmarkey5012 5 часов назад +1

    If the beam is bent is what matters. The rest they will replace.

  • @frankg5466
    @frankg5466 6 часов назад +2

    lol, Welkers have shown they bend easy.

    • @TheRange7
      @TheRange7 2 часа назад

      Leg Arms could have straightened out that 50 foot head with his bare hands. LOL

  • @raymondbenninghoff7056
    @raymondbenninghoff7056 3 часа назад +2

    James 1:13

    • @farmerjohnson620
      @farmerjohnson620  2 часа назад

      @@raymondbenninghoff7056 that’s a good one might just see it in a video this fall

  • @tomhughes8202
    @tomhughes8202 7 часов назад +1

    A finger press of 45 seconds qualifies as working harder ???

  • @farming4g
    @farming4g Час назад

    Well, at least you have a parts machine now is what you can say... drapers, guards, sections, polys, hyd motors, etc.
    Shiz happens. Tipped an auger last year during corn harvest, but some of the usable parts have come in handy already.

  • @paulprigge1209
    @paulprigge1209 3 часа назад +1

    Beans just are not ready here up in the corner across from Quincy Illinois. Missouri!.

    • @TheRange7
      @TheRange7 2 часа назад

      They're cutting a lot of beans here 70 miles west of Chicago. Some fields though need another week or so.

  • @chrisgrabert-my8xp
    @chrisgrabert-my8xp 3 часа назад +1

    That is why u don’t open up new fields at 11 I won’t even open one up after the sun goes down

  • @chrishann5714
    @chrishann5714 6 часов назад

    That sucks but it happens, good luck on your decision

  • @SonicFarter3
    @SonicFarter3 7 часов назад +1

    My grandpa did that last year

    • @farmerjohnson620
      @farmerjohnson620  6 часов назад

      @@SonicFarter3 not a good time 10/10 don’t recommend

  • @TimCoffman-h7d
    @TimCoffman-h7d 2 часа назад

    Don't work so late.

  • @jasonwoods3384
    @jasonwoods3384 7 часов назад +2

    that red equipment is cheap get new. It is just a material thing lol

    • @farmerjohnson620
      @farmerjohnson620  7 часов назад +3

      @@jasonwoods3384 I think macdon is the industry standard

    • @jasonwoods3384
      @jasonwoods3384 7 часов назад +3

      @@farmerjohnson620 I just messing with you good luck with the rest of harvest