Why Is It So Hard To Raise The Implement?? #22
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Love Dougos little talk about remembering that we are all people and no one’s higher than the next. So much judgement nowadays. So many standards people try to set that aren’t responsible or achievable.
The internet ruined alot of us.
@@oneofgodschildrenno shitty parents that did a horrible job explaining the world is a hard, cruel place to live destroyed two generations and made the weak self centered idiots that can’t handle being called the wrong pronoun, let alone actually dealing with life
A Day with Mr. Dougo, is worth more than the price of admission.
Deep thoughts with Dougo should be a more frequent segment! Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Im a public works manager and I can say with certainty ....we always know. That being said s*#t does happen and good on you for fixing it Sir. I make mistakes everyday at my job, whether its impatience with taxpayers, frustration with equipment or just bad decisions. Cheers from Ontario.
Yup, crap happens. Do what you can to fix it, if you can't call it in.
Love Dougo’s sense of humor and his outlook on life as well as his humility to realize everyone makes mistakes
Everyone at Larson Farms are awesome people and great American’s
Love it when Dougo comes on he's always got some wisdom We love you Dougo !!!!!! Keep up the Amazing Work you guys Rock!! Looks like Brody has lots of clean up 😅😅 love your Channel !!!!!
Thank you Amy for rubbing off on Dougo. Words of wisdom for this day and age. Really appreciate Dougo and y'all. God bless and may you continue to be abundantly blessed. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
That disc did a great job on the road. They actually do that here in TX sometimes. Disc up the road, smooth it with a grader, then compress it with a roller.
Love the way that Dougo breaks down the daily conversation between the guy on the left shoulder & the guy on the right shoulder so effectively!
The struggles in the Life of being a Farmer or having been raised on a Farm.
If ya know, we’ll then ya know!
Could listen to Doug all day
Say something its the right thing to do! Your not chewing their butt out you're just reminding them its a good habit when pulling equipment always look behind you off & on !! Stay safe
Good on you, Dougo, for cleaning up that township road. You gotta say something, but nice.
As duggo is reminiscing on his not so proud moments😂😂😂 remember the side by side stuck in the cattails 😂😂😂
Thank you for all you do to feed us. It's almost impossible to understand farming unless you've done it. For those of us who know...... Please stay safe, and God bless.
Well the corn they grow isnt really feeding us. I still think they are doing some good work though
I remember a couple years ago when Chet and Eric firehose cleaned the mud with ditch water. Brody welcome to the ditch wash club.
the words of dougo, they comfort me
I always enjoy when Dougo gets lots of talking time
I haven’t seen mud like that in ages. Dougo, great clean up.
Amen Doug we are all God's children no one is perfect.
Good content Chet, your a good with explaining things. Brodie thrives to clean your machine's he is chomping at the bit I can tell. Dougo if you don't say something it festers in you, it is how you say it. Your a nice guy you will figure it out. Thank You by the way for cleaning up the roads you muddy. Wish more farmers in our area cared enough to do so. I realize your days and nights are full to the brim. But leaving all that mess on roads is an accident waiting to happen. So Larson Farms you are Awesome👍 Dougo I could listen to you all day long, Cause when you know, you know👋
I'm from the old school, and I feel the same way as you do,if all farmers in the USA would share their thoughts and experiences the way Dougo does. Wow could you imagine,I'm not a farmer,worked on a dairy farm in my teens and loved and still do everything about it.
I completely understand your dilemma about saying anything. On the other hand, there is no way the person that did that didn’t notice what they did because they had to raise it up at some point. Everyone makes mistakes!!!! But…..If I had done that I would have been on the phone before I had left the “scene of the debacle”. Hopefully whoever did it will fess up before you need to go talk to them . Good luck whatever happens!!🚜
Dougo is hilarious. 😂
Maybe you guys should build a wash station by the creek for the first thousand pound of mud removal
Dougo you make the video better God Bless
The fact that you take care of and concerned for the mud on the township roads speaks volumes!!!!
You need to get an 1.75 in water hose with a quarter turn end on it and your water trailer. That would put out a good stream of water with some pressure to wash the tracks out bed you move them.
Dougo, the raised middle of the road is the crown. Good for cleaning up and fixing it.
In the last shot with Chet, Brodys combine doesn't even look dirty.
I like this video!! Honesty is a good policy.
We all deal with what Mother Nature throws at us. Wet, muddy, and crappy is a sign of the times. Great video and Dougo has words of wisdom. Thanks for a great video.
Gods grace helps us through life’s struggles. To much to little rain for a farmer is a big struggle, you all seem to handle it well God is our strength
For the viewers, it would be a nice added touch at the beginning of each video if you would put the current date of the video so we can have a better perspective when you’re in the field
😂 looks like a last can in the pack moment on the way for more......... 😎😎😁😁
Well Dougo, you could upgrade the fertilizer trailer to a conveyer.
Thank you for your message Doug. It really hit home for me today!
Back in the 70’s uncle had 986 with cab but no doors or windows and it was way before they had buddy seat and we where changing fields about 10miles away and little me got tired standing and I sat down on the remote hands and set that disc down on the asphalt rd and shooting sparks and boy did my uncle give me the worst look. Needles to say I stood up and didn’t think of sitting down.lol
I love dougos rants and his dilemmas he gets himself into lol then starts contemplating whether or not to say anything hahaha or he'll save it for amy's channel. I wanna hear more about dougo putting beans with the corn in the bin.
You are a wise man Dougo! Enjoy hearing you! You have a fine crew there!
Chet, thanks for the upload. Really interesting the discrepancy between the two combines regarding power loads.
Dougos words of wisdom
Dougos struggles always put a smile on my face. Sorry Dougo but, it is true
I ran a grader for many years you did fine Doug
Honesty is always the best route to take Doug.
Love the channel like all of the people on it. Dougo keep the younger one in line . Do enjoy your talks. Keep up the good work.
We had a neighbor do that a few years ago but in our area the county roads are paved
You do a great job Doug! Keep ‘em coming
Love story time with Doug. Keeps a guy humble cause we all aren't as good as......well if ya know ya know
Full bins is a true blessing. Great video.
Dougo layin down the wisdom at the start of the video, good stuff. Nice work out there boys, gettin err done.
Drill through the coupler and shaft and bolt it.
Hello Doug , it’s awesome to have farmers to keep the roads clean as possible . Here in Indiana we do the same thing we call our dirt clay . Love the talk Doug and Amy will know she watches the video’s . Yea it will have to be fix this winter don’t say that nothing going to break down yet. Chet & Brody & Eric having a lot of trouble in field good lord . Hope nobody gets stuck that is not good on machines.
I once bumped the wrong lever while hauling sloppy manure, raised the gate about 2 inches and spread what was in the spreader for a couple hundred yards up the hill on the county road.. Everyone screws up but mine was a smelly mess!
Please post long videos of the cleaning process. It’s so satisfying. Love the channel!
What a great video. Dougo was so funny!👍❤️
We have some bad gumbo here in Mississippi too and people just don’t believe how bad it is until they get into it.
Yea always good to here ya Dougo well said
The difference between a wise man and a fool is the size of their mistakes Dougo. No one trusts the fool with anything important, the wise man is trusted with everything that's important.
I’m a nurse in Washington state. My cousins farm in south eastern North Dakota. They needed help for corn harvest. I came for a week to help. Mud conditions not as bad. But we had 4 foot snow in end rows. And really slick in the afternoon. Great watching your videos
Preach it Brother Dougo
The crown looks good. Now for the boys give them some landscape rakes to fix the road The loudest will squeal on himself 🤩
Great work by Dougo, we appreciate your wisdom (it's not only up to Amy), things break, we forget, we get old, we fix what we can, everyone has similar struggles, be kind!
Doug, when you finish "scraping" that road, it will be better than before! Chet, MUD is disgusting no matter where it is! Thank You for another great video! Until your next video ~~~ Stay safe, healthy, warm and happy! 🚜🚜
Well Chet, you need to get duals for air force one👍. Yes im saying dual tracks
If Doug were going to give a speech on a weekend morning, maybe on a Sunday at a place I haven’t spent a lot of time at recently, I’d be there, in the front row. 😂😇 Dougo rocks!
Dougo, dont you just love the jobs that we create for ourselves
Chet, you need a large concrete pad that slopes into a field or ditch, park the muddy machines on it, have a large water tanker apply high volume high pressure water to wash the mud out! I can't even with so much sticky mud on the machines...
Opened up the app about 10 ago and was hoping there would be a new video for a quick watch tonight, nothing. Few minutes later it’s there 😂
My grandfather told me a long time ago. Almost every area will get the average rainfall in a year. You just may not get it when you need it. I farmed in Sanilac county michigan. We were crazy dry and hot from breakup to late August. September we got 31 inches in 30 days. December 31st showed within one half inch of the yearly average. God bless you guys and stay safe!
Thanks Larsons!!
Dughhoooo has his head on straight! Thanks for speaking up these day's for the younger gen!
I wish the loggers in arkansas would clean the mud off the road when their finished
The good Corn looks fun to harvest, you don’t have to worry about taking in Rocks with the header on the Ground. I’m not 100% sure how they harvest the sweet Corn.
Edit: I see there are sweet corn harvesters. I’ve never actually seen it done.
Hard working good people.... I admire everything your family does. Here in NW Indiana the private developers, etc making millions drive their equipment and trucks on the paved roads with mud & rocks flying off the tires covering the roads, they don't care... Yet you are farmers providing food for our world and you are out there cleaning up a little mud on a gravel road..
I tell you what I miss farming. Because I used to farm with my Uncle and cousins in South Dakota but I do not miss the mud.
It's only a screw up if you can't fix it. Seeing how you spent your time and money fixing it, no harm no fowl.
It's temporary unless it works. Red Green The road reminds me of my Uncle when he got a 6 bottom mounted plow. When he turned around at the end of the field that was at the town road, the plow would swing over the road. He dropped it a little too early once and plowed two furrows in the blacktop.
Dougo I worked on potato farm after my regular job years back and did the folded up tillage part way down on a black top road . OOooohh I remember that like it just happened .
Can't imagine being the guy that did that road trashing and coming onto this video. :D
Just a thought but have you guys ever seen a Road Boss Grader maybe something you want to consider if it had a custom hydraulic backplate installed. Fall for mud chunks collecting and the rest of year for yard and lane maintenance. 🤷♂️👍
Time to go to all big wheels instead of tracks .i would say. Good job dougo
Dougo the dirt that tracks up onto the gravel roads is good binder for the gravel.
There's nothing wrong with telling people that they screwed up that's just part of the learning process. This year I had a new employee on his very first day he drove the swather into the canal when I showed up he was worried that I was gonna start yelling at him but I just started laughing and told him that's how you learn not to do it
Dougo you fixed the road. No harm no foul.
I am sure people appreciate Dougo cleaning the road off, l guy could have full time business doing that around here this fall. I never pray for rain, favorable weather is my prayer so everyone is happy. Needless to say there’s always someone who wants it to wait one more day.
Back in the day we never cleaned the road off with mud it just part of farming
So you're the one that did it😂
Good show
Chet Dougo Broodie Chris Thank you great explanations on road work Dougo and Chet and Broodie great explanations on the tracks mud and boogie wheels Chris great work on cleaning the tracks and getting on to the next field.
Isn't fall harvest fun in the mud. Hahaha at least you haven't buried anything yet. Just be safe and great harvest
aw the mud sucks man hope your field work is going great Chet
Dougo for president. If all i have to do is drink mello yellow to be that awesome. Where can i get a pallet of that
In the old days before quad tracks farmers had to wait until the ground froze
It was great visiting with Dougo!!! Chets ramblings are confusing and kinda all over the place.
Another great video. I enjoy the knowledge and insights Dougo has to offer. It is wonderful the way that even through the struggles of harvest this year that everyone keeps pushing through and says so much about the type of people you all are. Wish you the best in your remaining harvest season as we are nearing the end here in Ohio.
Switch heads to test your load theory.I bet it's also wheels in soft soil adding to the work load.
A farmer in Wisconsin was hauling manure on a blacktop road and left it covered with manure and mud. A light rain and a young driver resulted in an accident that left her paralyzed and the farmer lost his farm in the lawsuit. Cleanup your messes farmers! Dugo is right on. Larson farms are good citizens.
Thank you y'all for making great videos
Another great video. Dougo love the insights and wisdom of your talks.
When your low on horsepower blow out or change air filter see of that helps we have air filters been full because of working in sap conditions. Some days every 4 hours '
The combine will tell you the filter is dirty before you'd notice power loss.
That road looks better now than it ever did. Till then gradeoff.
We had a hired hand that did that, for a bit more than 150 feet….. 5 whole miles!
Dougo and Chet ,Great content guy always look forward to your posts. I was watching a video earlier today and it stated the names and size of the 8 biggest farm's inthe country,the one farm stuck out to me. The farmers name was Blain Larson and ownes 82 thousand and I think 500 acres in Idaho, would you guys happen to be related to him,if so that would be awesome.
Did the early settlers in your area have to build and maintain the road. In Ontario they were required to do that where their property was located . Low taxes back then . Nice to see you carry on that tradition. Thanks