Dad Got ELECTROCUTED... | Planter Preparation 2019
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- I apologize for the blown (fuzzy) audio at the very beginning and the very end. When I was fixing it my computer froze and the file I was able to edit was gone. This video starts off with me going to a local auction where we are interested in a 61 foot Westfield auger. We also sold a few items we had lying around the farm. There was a really cool Allis Chalmers collection at the auction that were being sold on an Estate sale. We ended up purchasing the auger and after the auction we headed back home to work on more equipment.
Once I got back to the heated shop, I pulled the pump off the back of the sprayer trailer so we could service it. This pump is vital for us to keep the sprayer moving when we are applying pesticides and fertilizers. I brought the pump into the shop and then put four tires on one of our cars (snow tires got removed).
Here is where the bulk of the video begins. We start tearing into our 16 row White 6180 planter. Every row needed to be pulled apart, inspected, and serviced. Dad and I get everything pulled apart. Mixed in with time lapses, I explain why we are doing what we are to the planter and what each individual purpose a component serves. We did not have very many extra parts on hand so once things got pulled apart, we had to stop until they were ordered.
While I was at college, the new parts came in, and we had a new worker show up. Dad, Cooper, and the new guy were able to put the planter back together, and get everything serviced and ready to go. We purchased an guidance system last week and Cooper has been working on getting that installed. Dad also made sure all the row-shutoff units were working and we will be getting those hooked up soon. Our planter and planter tractor are going to have some high-tech agricultural technology advancements we have never had before. We are excited to see how this increases the efficiency of our farm.
Thank you for watching guys!
Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad and brother on the farm. His vision is to teach people what goes on during day to day farm operations. Cole's mission is to prove the American Dream is not dead and be a megaphone for agricultural education and innovation, from technological advances in farming equipment to conservation practices.
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I enjoy watching all the Cornstars.
Matthew Burns Thank you!
Thnx for always posting nice videos. I’m a farmer in South Africa. With all the farm murders and negative conditions we farming in here, you’re videos are like the reading a good book... fun and keeps me positive. Thanks and God bless!
Andre Van Zyl I am touched. Thank you!
Can you guys move to Australia?
Cole I am looking at your videos some of the old ones catching up to the new ones😉 because I like your channel👍🏻🌞 take care ✨
Curt Weatherbee Thank you, Curt!
Hi Cole! Man you sure do great videos, I just had a friend sit and watch this one with me..... He's hooked! You and your family are great people!!! Just love seeing your dad and Cooper in the videos with you. I really enjoyed you showing the breakdown of the planter. Really helps us understand how something like that works. For your dad to thank everyone for the input/comments was really cool. Then he admits there's a drain plug by the oil filter that he didn't know about. Then your dad thanking for that input, just shows what great people you are.
Thanks again Cole! Good luck with your last couple weeks of College!!!
Are you going to have a big graduation party that we are all going to be invited to? Can you imagine over 20,000 people at your graduation party! That would be a party 😂
hoophil wow, I am touched. Thank you!
I love the family aspect you guys bring to this channel. As well as the reality of youth growing up and juggling school and home responsibilities. It’s all awesome.
D Ruff Thank you!
How could he NOT stare when he lays eyes on someone better looking than Mark Wahlberg at a farm auction?
Mark Kopf GOOD POINT!
Good channel you got. Enjoy the father son time you have together.
Yeah, Steelers !!!
Bill Peters Thank you. I'm blessed.
Stumbling through the RUclips channel looking for something other than junk.... and what comes up? The Cornstar
I wasn’t sure I would like this Chanel , yet here I am, 10 episodes in now and I just found you yesterday!
It’s so great to see someone so young with the family values that Cole seems to have.
I first turned your Chanel on to see the episode of the clean up of your grandfathers home. It must have been difficult to find yourself determining what to keep from his life time of collecting. The house itself was the reason I watched, as I find myself strangely attracted to architecture and its history. The farm house is beautiful, good work on the cleanup!
This guy Cole has some of the best work ethics I think I have ever seen.
Thanks for the time you spend in putting together the videos. I will continue to stop in to see what your up to.
Take care cornstar “Cole” and family
Anthony 👍🏼
The amount of knowledge you gentlemen have is astounding. Bless you all.
Thanks. This is the first time I have seen this equipment part by part; wow, there is a lot to this technology. Very impressive. You guys do a great job.
Gary Cottreau More to it than you think, yet simpler than you think.
Glad to see your dad getting in the videos! I know if I had a RUclips channel like this my dad wouldn't want any part of it😂
Darren Johnson just his natural habitat I suppose 😉
As a retired farmer from Texas I can tell you it takes a lots of time to check out and rebuild a planter. It is the most important part of farming because without a good stand you won’t make a good crop. We farmed Cotton, Milo, corn and Soybeans😀
i love the way you try to keep your work area clean Cole, it just makes things go smoother
Cole keep making your videos. Its good to see young men as yourself wanting to continue in follow in your grandfather and father footsteps and become a farmer. your disire to have everything neat and clean is commediable as that is hard to maintain on farm. God Bless
Thank you for taking the time to share your farm through video.
Brian Ewald You're welcome, Brian.
“It’s going to be a long drive home” - Next up: A TWISTER! - Ominous Skies - Great Video 👍👍
Karen Gates thank you!
To get roll pins out of the frogs I have a pin punch for my air hammer. If you have a short barrel air hammer and a short pin punch you can get in on the ones next to the wheels too.
Eric Luitjens That's a great idea
Ha! I just posted that info, guess I should read the comments section instead of watching the next video :)
That was a good explanation of how the planter works👍👍👍👍
Budd 56 Thank you!
Keep up the good work on your videos. It is a pleasure to see your family working together!
John easton Thank you!
I’ve grown a new respect for farmers through these videos, tbh.
Bubba Otting Thank you!
I grew up in Cascade Iowa with a lot of Otting aunts, uncles and cousins.
tiddums I’m from good ole Michigan
They truly are the salt of the earth. Soft spoken, industrious, capable and hard working jack of all trades. Worthy of much respect for feeding the US and the world.
Farmers are great people. I grew up on a farm with nothing but dairy farmers all around us. Was great.
I'm sure its possibly been said but a good air hammer with a roll pin punch bit saves alot of time and effort. In tight conditions I use a ground off bit.
Matthew Anderson Thank you! I'll give it a go next time.
Cornstars 10/10 farming the fun way sometimes...most times... A lot fer sure! Great work.
ledegraw Thank you!
The Corn Father and Brother did a superb job; funny too. I am sure you were missed :)
Love your videos Cole. Corn Daddy is one super cool Dad. I always look forward to his input in the videos as I do with your Brother. As always , very relaxed and informative. Keep them coming.
AussieMusicRocks Thank you!
It's so nice to see father and son working together and learning from each other. Good job guys!
Thank you for the “BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY” 😊🏁
Really Enjoy every video you post!
Emily Headrick My pleasure 😇
Love your videos Cole and family!! Keep up the very informative videos and the day to day operations!!!
toyotabigfoots Thank you!
These videos seam to give a really good look at what it takes to run a modern farm. 🚜 🌽
That sky was beautiful ,I know it was storm ,but the contrast against the golden fields ,what a view .
I'm from Minnesota and i work for a farmer that has 300 acres and you have taught me alot about farming from your videos
dustin SORENSEN I'm glad I could help!
Awesome job on the planter maintenance. Very thorough. It's amazing how long equipment can last and work well for you if you take the time to maintain it. Also makes it worth while to sell once you plan on an upgrade rather then park it in the back 40 to rust.
Allan Vaneste Precisely!
Great to see a farm with something other than John Deere love a farmer that ain't a fraid to mix brands
Joel Windsor We run affordable 😉
Most do
White planters r one of best planters out there we run 3 of them
Tell Dad cornstar to put a 3 to 4 inch pipe on that filter plug. That is what dad put on our 4430, then just flop a pan down on the ground, no mess! Cole, for petes sake. If your in town for school anyway, im sure some evening you can get yourself some unripped jeans! But, I guess you can buy them that way now. Guess Im just old school. Sometime, if you have time, tell me a little bit about the planter. I have a 7000 eight row now. Looking to upgrade to 12 or 16 in a year or so. Take care fellas!
D Ness More airflow that way 😉 our's is a bit finicky at times to get it unfolded but it does a great job planting.
Hey cornstar family we use a air hammer with a roll pin bit for the frogs pins makes quick work of it love the videos
J WaYnE That's very smart
Another great video from some nice older orange at the auction to daddy cornstar and a good breakdown of the planter. Loved it.
Matthew Crossman Thank you!
Always watching with you brother, good content thank you for sharing.
Renzo Channel Thank you
Not only are your videos entertaining but educational too. Im learning more about farming equipment then I will ever use in my lifetime. Lol love y'all. 🌽🌟
That was a great and simple explanation of how a planter works, I finally get it ! Thanks and thumbs up Cole, Dad and Cooper !
august Thank you! Your RUclips name was my Grandfather's middle name. Whenever you comment it makes me feel like he's commenting.
@@ColeTheCornstar, Cool, hope that's ok ? I'm actually the 3rd one, named after my Dad and Grandfather.
august That's very cool
I have a rubber line that drops off that filter housing with a plug in the end that keeps all the oil off the frame when you drain it. All our Deere’s with that housing have it and I love it.
d knust good idea!
Works great on any oil drain. Been using that idea for 60 years
I believe a set of roll pin punches would help you remove those pins on the planter. Had to purchase a set for myself and am glad I did.
Isaac Thompson good thinking
I don’t know anything about farming but it’s cool to watch your day to day lifestyle :)
starfish24:) Thank you!
Occasionally I watch a few other channels, but this one is the best and I try not to miss any new ones. I'm also catching up on all your other videos as well. It's great to see a family like yours that work together and have a little fun at the same time. Thanks for the time you take to make these videos, they are very educational as well as entertaining. Take care.
I enjoy your videos. I grew up on a family farm and know all too well the necessity of making do when it's needed. Your videos are the real thing.
Carrie Rogers Thank you, Carrie!
I'm sure it's been said but a set of roll pin punches are a great investment. Buy a set then buy 1 extra for the size on the planter and cut it down so it works in the tight spots.
Cooper! 🤣
So glad D. C. S. and Cooper started getting involved. Actually, your first video, you sound so sad and look really tired. But you blossomed after. Love your sunshine you bring. Everyone.
Yep. Our roads were total crap this spring too. I had to put a blade on my Oliver 1755 and fix my own road a few times since it was practically impassible! Great video! Thanks for posing these, guys! Keep up the good work!
Great representation of farmers. Thanks so much!
Chris Tessmer Thank you!
Love dad corn star he's my kinda guy. Coop is rocking the mullet, that kid is a trail blazpr lol. So coke they work all week while your at school, and you get to clean up the mess ? Lol
kory league That's very accurate!
Hi Cole, between the planter, augers, tractors, grain carts ,combines,and grain trucks/trailers-you guys could use a full-time mechanic. Must make for some long days for your dad, brother and yourself-and of course your mom. Wish I lived closer to be a neighbor you could call on, as I think you all would be fun to work with. Love your videos, they get my day off to a good start and/or finish. Thanks!
Got hooked on your videos, great to see a farming family working together come rain or shine and love your down to earth approach
Great video Cole and crew! I’m enjoying this channel. Nice editing skills.
Keep on tractoring!!
A RITTER BIT WILL DO Thank you!
Daddy cornstar is the BEST actor I’ve ever seen!!!
Wow
amazing
Rod MakeStuff ouch!!
Not in a bad way........
I guess. His screaming was VERY convincing....👌
You all seem like such a nice family get along good and work hard together thanks for your videos
I am really impressed. Never knew just how much work goes into equipment upkeep. Wow. Fascinating! Keep up the good work guys. God Bless.
Wow. So many facets to farming. Definitely learning things. Thanks.
Love learning more about how you all farm!
Great video Cole. Please let Daddy Cornstar he did a great job as fill in host.
Tell Cooper he was prefect when he saw what you did to the planter. We need to see more of him. Also a reminder, you need a cool name for him, can't just call him Cooper.
I really have no questions, you explained everything so well. Look forward to more.
Jeff Gixer Thanks, Jeff. Working on the nickname yet 😉
"Pooper" when he screws up.
Cole those pins: Weld two pin size bolts to a piece of metal. weld it into a square longer than the depth/width of the metal pins. Drill a hole on the side the pins come out. Put a bolt through it. Will act like a gear puller. Easy to fabricate. Will make life very easy.
Great video ! Keep up the good work. You need to go buy a set of roll pin punches. They make life much easier! The make roll pin punches that fit in an air hammer too.
Makin Hay good idea!
Very informative I didn’t know there was so many different projects! My moms side of the family had a farm for over 200 years in Michigan. The problem was the city moved so close that they could no longer keep up with the taxes. Then the next heir, up and sold all the land. I believe they had over 1250 acres. The family still owns the house it is a historical house. There are also 8 barns on the property filled with antique tools. I have one of the hand held sickles my great grandfather used.
Awesome video. White makes great planters. Thanks for sharing!
Brandon Taylor they do! Thank you.
Been lookn forward to a new video all evening thanks for sharing your time guys
Gregory Thompson Thank you!
Little brother was blowed away LOL hey you guys I enjoy your videos all the time and I told Brian the other day that George was needed up in Iowa and Brian told me George said he's done with that kind of work😂😂😂😂 and I can't wait to see this white out in the field you guys have been putting in lots of hard work in a very short time and to be honest we would love to see some more daddy cornstar through the week and that was awesome you giving us all feedback on you even learning through comments always a big thumbs up you guys rock man👍👍👍👍👍👍👊👊👊👊
Roy Nelson Thank you, Roy!
@@ColeTheCornstar big big welcome bro
The step up to 20K subs didn't take long....Well done Cole!!!
Mark Kopf Thank you!
I have to admit watching you work so hard gets me out cleaning up my yard! Everything loves to blow right in and funnel down my driveway! Never ending! Apples dropping too, deer clean them up! Too tart for eating. Made an apple pie years ago but still too tart! TFS 🌞
Dude, this is WAY more work than I imagined, just for one piece of equipment! You're all such hard workers!! I'm just a truck drivin' city slicker, so I'll stick with Farming Simulator where you just hit a couple buttons and you're hooked up, full of seed and ready to go! LOL Thanks for the amazing in-depth look into the workings of a planter, can't wait to see you hooked up and operating that beastie!! Have a great week, Cole!
Great video, love watching them😀
Lisa Dobson Thank you!
superglue...a must have handy for all those little nics and cuts. seals it right up, stops the bleeding so you can get back to work.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your videos!!!!
I'm soooo happy you ended up with your old, custom-modified planter back!
I sure like your dad,seems like a great dad !
Jim Ellinger the best!
The ground to the ground and the negative to the negative???. The pressures of being on video is real lol. GREAT VIDEO! catch ya in the next one
Ya I caught that also and lmao 😂 😂. The pressure of the video got to him, I think....🤣🤣🤣🤣.
He was wondering if anyone noticed 😉
At 1:54 there sits a Allis Chalmers WC with hand brakes. My brothers and I took one with a frozen engine and got her running back in 1980 while we were all in high school. That was a fun project.
Interesting to learn of how the planter works.
Awesome video!! Field work is getting close
Jacob Fischer Right around the corner
Wow your channel is really blowing up. I just checked the # of subscribers yesterday and today it's way up from what it was. So congrats. GOD bless you and your family. That goes for little Anna also.😀
I operate grader for a county here in Alberta Canada , rate payers would freak if our roads were like that , all our roads are on a gravel program . Every summer so many roads in each area get gravelled ! I look after close to 250kms in my area ! Frost coming out sure softens things up !
ubatracker1976 Wow! We had a rough winter as well so I'm sure the county budget isn't liking that the best.
Thanks for the great video,I miss my Dad
Sorry for your loss, Sucks when they are gone. Mom passed 3 1/2 yrs ago and it seems like yesterday and hurts like it was also.
David Kissane Thank you! I'm sure he's with you everyday.
Thumbs UP!!!!!!!!!! Hope your not shoveling snow. Be safe! God Speed.
rcorn8114 we missed the snow luckily! Thank you.
Actions are a good spot for getting updated tractors for good prices
AUCTIONS Are good places too. 😲
Aaron Jarvenpa they can be!
Great job Daddy Corn Star very informative love how you interact with you boys on the videos
Robert Bruce He's a natural actor
If you don't have a drain plug for your oil filter, use some tin foil as a ramp, dam, or chute to guide the oil into the bucket. I have to do this on my f150 as the filter is on top of the axle. Keeps things way cleaner.
Looks like alot of work keeping a planter up and running good work.
Like it, we will plant with our 6100 this year, then rebuild. I just keep telling myself. “Only 12 rows, it less than 16!” Have to see the guidance in use.
While you're doing it the extra 4 rows isn't too bad! I'm looking forward to seeing the guidance and how it works as well. Should be a nice addition.
Been binge watching all your vids ....good stuff guys!!!
I hook the negative to the negitive & the ground to the ground. Awesome yall are my favorite channel. Keep up the great work. BTW love that blood blister that burst hate it when that happens.
Jesse Grimm he was keeping you on your toes 😉 Thank you!
Finally I got some free time to watch a awesome video thanks cole
mobile madness thanks for spending your free time with me 🤗
Hey you guys that's pretty expensive $100 a pop for a seed tube check this out I wonder what it would be like if you had a 3D printer and print it out a bunch of those just an idea you guys stay safe and is always good seeing you guys man
Roy Nelson Now there is an idea
Hey Cole, just arrived in South Korea. Glad to see a new video of yours
Montgomery Farms Fantastic. Thanks for watching!
A simple way to push the pins...use your custom bolt with C-clamp as a press. I prefer the 1 handed clamps from home depot for speed when there is room. I use the same method for pressing brake calipers
LIKING THE LONGER VIDEOS!!!!
A Quiz Thank you!
really great video, you and your dad do a really good job we learned alot from all of you Cole thanks
Your dad is hilarious! This was a very good video, you guys are doing a great job showing all the hard work you do working on the equipment,
On those frog pins. Make a press using a c-clamp drill a hole on the stationary side and weld a pin or bolt to the moving side. It Works great.
Greatest respect for you guys.
Another enjoyable video! Thanks ! 😜family!
Joe Parker Thank you!
They make roll pin punches similar to your ground down bolt but if you have a set they come in extremely handy
PAB I could imagine!
Cole I realize it's a little late lol but several small tool mfg have battery powered tools that have accessories. For example Rigid had a attachment
for the Job Max multi tool that's an auto hammer head that can hammer nails in a confined space. It would work in taping out the pins on the
Planter. I've used the tool when hammering spikes into the hanger brackets while framing our deck with 12" centres.
You can also braze a lip onto your dust covers to make a pry point.
Vim tools makes a dust cap removal tool. Priceless
Adam Kruskama Good to know