Tay, I'm always amazed at your talent to easily explain step by step, your activities. Did you ever have any formal college training, after high school? Your ability to explain things clearly, w/o stumbling! Perhaps you were just born a natural genius! You really do great!
Living in Florida for the last 25yrs and hearing you say "If this heat was any longer we would have to fix the AC" . All i can do is nod my head and look forward to my wife and I with our youngest flight up there in a few weeks to look for some land. I hope to start working on a homestead we can semi retire so we can work harder but not hotter! After living more than half my life with temps in the 90s+ at eleventy billion % humitidy Ill gladly push/shovel/blow snow and torch things that are frozen in the winter. Having actual seasons where stuff is cold, hot, and in between is one of the things i look forward to most! Love watching you and Brent keep things up on the farm!
Great stream, I`m a viewer from the county of Cornwall in the UK and this reminds me of my days as a kid on my neighbours farm, covering all aspects of the daily routine from milking, cleaning all equipment after use, on to planting of crops and of course harvest time with hay and corn, much the same as your day really, the farm was my second home, so far as i`m concerned there`s no better upbringing. The connection with and observing nature teaches you soo much, looking forward to the next stream, keep safe.
Love love your videos Tay.. You and Brent are a good team . I grew up on a small dairy farm in southern Vermont .We milk 50 head. Your videos remind me so much of my younger years working with my dad. I love everything about farming. I really miss haying and harvesting corn the most. In one of your vidoes you were going to Ny and you passed thru St Albans Vt. That is where my 27 year old son lives. Beautiful little town.. Stay safe and keep the great vidoes coming. Tell Brent hello and God bless you both 💞
I find the way you and Brent interact very heartwarming. And of course your diligence, skill and care for the animals is a joy to observe. Thanks for sharing your day with us.
There's a white lithium grease that works wonders on auto door hinges and tension springs that will not make the squeaking go away , but it keeps the hinges from wearing out for many decades . Even heavy motor oil can help a whole lot as well . That's what we used many many years ago .
Can’t wait to see the field plowed & corn going in! I was born in NH but live in the south now. I’m paddling the same boat as you, I deal so much better with the cold than I do the heat. Great video as always, stay cool, safe & well. 😃
Very nice opening shot of the cows on pasture! I had to chuckle a little during this vid. I could totally relate was part of it. In the deep south, weather forecasts in the summer are about determining if it is a 2, 3, or 4 shirt day. It's GOING to be hot and muggy. How many shirts will you need to get through the day? My chuckle came with your first shirt. You're all GIRL and I didn't even notice right away but finally it was clear that it had a pretty, lacy strip down both sides. But your all FARMER too and nothing gets thrown away until it's FARMER worn out! That means making hay and fixing a manure spreader in it before it becomes a grease rag. And I chuckled. I could totally relate! THAT'S why I like you and what you do - you're completely authentic. Way to go! Blessings!!
All your videos are very interesting and enjoyable. Certainly, many farm tasks are repetitive and boring but you make them very interesting. I really like the way you and Brent find ways to keep the older equipment operating. I always look forward to watching your videos on Thursday’s and Sundays.
A beautiful young lady and intelligent, I love the play by play explanations of what you’re doing and why. With videos like this surely helps farmers across the country! Thank you!
Glad we have not hit 90 yet. You did look hot raking hay, that windshield must cut down the breeze. That pickup is a lot better than the Farmal C I raked hay with. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
And the survey says😁 WEEDS ! has anybody seen cows eating WEEDS ? NOPE. they pick the sweet grasses around the weeds . GOATs will eat most any type of hay weeds an all . Thanks
Those Rakers must be driven by the wheels unless they have started putting pto on pick up trucks. I wonder how much modern machinery will still be working 60 years from now like those rakers. Just goes to show how well that stuff was made back then. Keep on blabbering Taylor, it's great to see such enthusiasm for farming.
What another awesome video Taylor thanks. The grass must be fairly thick as your certainly making the tractor work. Did i just see you miss your mouth! 😅.There sure was a few bugs. That buzzing is torture it would do my tinnitus the world of good. Good job it's not dark going through there or it would freak you out. Love that saying you may as well be comfortable if you're working all day, just shows you don't need all the fancy new stuff to do a good job. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
I feel for you Taylor. 100 degrees + 95% humidity sucks. I grew up in NY so i remember. Now i live in Tucson and today its 110 degrees but its a dry heat!!! Stay well you guys.
Most farms are owned and managed by families. They incorporated to protect the families from liability and to enable transition to the next generation without burdensome taxes or penalties to the on farm family members that would have to borrow to buy out the non farm family members.
First time watching your your post and enjoyed watching a woman out there do what has to be done and then some, small farm but you and your man are making it work the best you can. I have subbed to you and thanks for the video.
I enjoy watching you work the equipment. I guess that's why farm girls are so popular. If they are like you, they have a kind and beautiful soul. They are not afraid of doing hard work and if they are like you, they get along with the people on the crew. Now that I am 63 and retired, I feel like I have missed out on a good life by not sticking to my roots, but yesterday is over so I'll just watch you and ride along. I'm so happy I found your channel. Please be careful. I know you are every day as you are conscious of the equipment you're working with. My dad told the stories of people clowning around the tractors and implements and getting wrapped around the PTO. Most of them didn't live after the accident. other were so messed up that they couldn't work. Maybe you could do a video about what all the moving parts mean and how dangerous it is to not be safety vigilant. However, I have seen no goofing around by you. You are a fantastic example for young women to observe if they want to get into farming!
With 70 cows you are big farmers in Switzerland, specially with tie-stall barn! With 50 cows you are already a big farmer. great video (also when i dont untersand everything) carry on! Greetings from Bern🇨🇭
Awesome video you are the best utube host by far. I like raking with the truck never seen smart. You can unplug the alarm on truck just look around and you will find it. Have a safe day. See you then.
Ferns grow in acidic soil, meaning that the pH is near 4.0. Corn grows better in 6.0 to 6.5 pH. You probably need some lime on the land you are planting to corn. Love the cows in the pasture.
Hardly dull at all. I liked your reaction to all the bugs! "ewww!" I like Brent's reasoning for using his pickup--it's more comfortable than the tractor. You can't top that. Good luck with all the heat. When I was listening to the national weather about the heat wave, they always throw in Maine for the boundary as to how far it will stretch to the east. You guys are about as east as we get in the US. Great video, Taylor!
I love your channel. I ran a small dairy when I was 19 with 48 cows per milking ( four at a time). My Surge equipment was pretty much the same as yours 50 years ago, lol. I had zero experience when I started and got kicked maybe once a week. Thankyou for bringing back memories of the absolute best part of my life. I did not have a boss like you, my boss said to me " It's all about high production and low bacteria"
Another great episode Tay, you work so hard farming and then to get all the great camera shots for us to enjoy. Thanks for being an excellent farmer because it’s a dying industry. 👍👏🐄
Hi Taylor. Great camera work again. I hope your corn fares better in that field than that hay did. I look forward to your corn planting season and hope it really works out for you. I like the way you get excited about new things especially your corn planting or a new calf. It’s like a kid on Christmas morning when they can’t wait to see what Santa brings them. Stay hydrated, safe, and keep your awesome videos coming. 🚜🐄🌽😉
Awesome video! I really enjoy the different camera angles and your explanations of what yall are up to. For those of us who have never farmed, It makes it much easier to understand and follow along. Looking forward to the corn planting videos!!
I don't comment a lot but just want to say I await anxiously for each new video. You make dairy farming look fun even to someone that hasn't ever been around livestock.
Love your machinery tutorials and videos Taylor. You are definitely deserving of all the fun stuff you can do on the farm. 😊you are absolutely brilliant 👏 at. all that you can do. Keep up the great work 👍 Taylor it's a pleasure watching your videos. Kind regards pat Brazil.
Nice!!! My Dad did that all the time when he grew up in SW Wisconsin….said Grandpa would take the model A to town, then come back and hook up the rake and rake hay😁 Sure beat riding around behind a team of horses! Can you imagine how hot that must’ve been😓
Wow, I could almost smell the hay as you raked it. That is probably the best smell in the world. What a great video. We are in our 1st official heatwave here in Pa. 4 straight days of 90-degree temps for over 3 days in a row. Way too hot to work outside. You make me remember my time on the farm. Of course 70+ years ago we only had open station tractors. I wouldn't trade it for anything now. I wish I was still on the farm. say hello to Brent and God Bless. Keep on farming.
I've done the same thing, left 10 bales in the corner of a field out of sight and out of mind lol. Good advertisement for netwrap, if those had been twine bales they would have been a pile of hay nearly impossible to pick up.
We call it a canopy. Taylor! How could you? You know better! ...to talk about those knives when they're doing good.😂 One more thing...Blabber nothin! I love to listen to you talk about the details of your work, I learn so much, you're my favorite utuber.❤❤❤
The hay bale fell off to act as a cushion to prevent damage to the grain/dump truck when your tires started spinning and the tractor had to give a little push. The hay the cows do not like, see if there is a sheep farmer around. That back field with the cedars all around, curious what the ph is.
Taylor I am curious , is it possible to switch direction of the hay rake, instead of kicking that hay to the opposite side? Left to right and right to left?
You should take some soil samples and send them in I bet with all those pine trees the ground is real acidic you probably should have a bunch of lime spread on it to bring the ph level down
Like Brent's cushy raking "tructor" LOL Quite the surprise with the neglected bales. Hope the weather cooperates so things can move along. Here in our part of Ohio, we could use a good soaking rain to keep the corn, beans, and hay regrowth going.
Your cab is what they call a winter cab. They had plastic windows and doors and a cover on both sides of the engine to blow the heat of the engine back on the driver
18:30 If he's a contractor he will most likely use it to put on new planted grass sections. With the way prices are now, he's very happy to save a few bucks getting this old hay.
Had a 1066 here with a cab and air conditioner...and the other one was older ..it had a cab and a cooler on-top with a fan....fill the cooler once a day with water on-top of cab
Very cool stuff Taylor ,making hay while the sun shines makes for long hour days 12 to 14 hour days is the norm been there and done that while living in Montana in the 70s watching the boss raking hay using a truck is a kick in the head and much more comfortable
Hi Taylor, thank you for the video always looking forward for the next one, I broke the throttle cable in my new Holland tractor unlike the kubota the new Holland hand and foot throttle work on one cable. It was a long 2 miles to get home on idle and up hill,
I saw a guy with a similar era of GMC as yours. When started, his would beep too. He would QUICKLY flip the key all the way to off and then back to on again (not start), and that would shut the beeper off. Might be fun to try to see if it works for you too.
Good idea on hearing protection. Have you ever thought about Worktunes hearing protection? Great hearing protection with a built in radio tuner. And yes, they are real hearing protection!
20:30 truck wheels spin in the mud, immediatly off the gas, waits for tractor to push out, truck back moving, 5 seconds?. And that folks, is what professional team work looks like.
Hi my name is Ed and I live in western maine you and brent do an amazing job with what you have , both sides of my family were dairy farmers years ago i"ve always loved it now, i"m too old to do any farming . but i would love to see you"re farm . i have a 3 year old grandson that is autistic but he loves seeing cows and tractors . keep up the good work love the channel.
Your videos are never boring, Taylor. It's fun watching someone who loves their career choice and does so well at it and has fun too.
As someone who habitually embarrasses myself, the look on your face when you spilled your water while drinking made me smile.
Tay, your camera placement makes for great video shots that make your channel most interesting. Blessings to you and Brent.
Tay, I'm always amazed at your talent to easily explain step by step, your activities. Did you ever have any formal college training, after high school? Your ability to explain things clearly, w/o stumbling! Perhaps you were just born a natural genius! You really do great!
That's for sure.
Living in Florida for the last 25yrs and hearing you say "If this heat was any longer we would have to fix the AC" . All i can do is nod my head and look forward to my wife and I with our youngest flight up there in a few weeks to look for some land. I hope to start working on a homestead we can semi retire so we can work harder but not hotter! After living more than half my life with temps in the 90s+ at eleventy billion % humitidy Ill gladly push/shovel/blow snow and torch things that are frozen in the winter. Having actual seasons where stuff is cold, hot, and in between is one of the things i look forward to most! Love watching you and Brent keep things up on the farm!
Great stream, I`m a viewer from the county of Cornwall in the UK and this reminds me of my days as a kid on my neighbours farm, covering all aspects of the daily routine from milking, cleaning all equipment after use, on to planting of crops and of course harvest time with hay and corn, much the same as your day really, the farm was my second home, so far as i`m concerned there`s no better upbringing. The connection with and observing nature teaches you soo much, looking forward to the next stream, keep safe.
Love the shot of the cows in the pasture ! Beautiful...
大規模の酪農もいいけど家族経営の方がいい。大変さもあるけど頑張って下さい。
ナショナルトラクター素敵💓です。
Love love your videos Tay.. You and Brent are a good team . I grew up on a small dairy farm in southern Vermont .We milk 50 head. Your videos remind me so much of my younger years working with my dad. I love everything about farming. I really miss haying and harvesting corn the most. In one of your vidoes you were going to Ny and you passed thru St Albans Vt. That is where my 27 year old son lives. Beautiful little town.. Stay safe and keep the great vidoes coming. Tell Brent hello and God bless you both 💞
My mom and dad had a small farm up in Northern Vermont but the barn burned down before I was born and they moved to Connecticut
I find the way you and Brent interact very heartwarming. And of course your diligence, skill and care for the animals is a joy to observe. Thanks for sharing your day with us.
There's a white lithium grease that works wonders on auto door hinges and tension springs that will not make the squeaking go away , but it keeps the hinges from wearing out for many decades .
Even heavy motor oil can help a whole lot as well . That's what we used many many years ago .
Can’t wait to see the field plowed & corn going in! I was born in NH but live in the south now. I’m paddling the same boat as you, I deal so much better with the cold than I do the heat. Great video as always, stay cool, safe & well. 😃
Very nice opening shot of the cows on pasture! I had to chuckle a little during this vid. I could totally relate was part of it. In the deep south, weather forecasts in the summer are about determining if it is a 2, 3, or 4 shirt day. It's GOING to be hot and muggy. How many shirts will you need to get through the day? My chuckle came with your first shirt. You're all GIRL and I didn't even notice right away but finally it was clear that it had a pretty, lacy strip down both sides. But your all FARMER too and nothing gets thrown away until it's FARMER worn out! That means making hay and fixing a manure spreader in it before it becomes a grease rag. And I chuckled. I could totally relate! THAT'S why I like you and what you do - you're completely authentic. Way to go! Blessings!!
All your videos are very interesting and enjoyable. Certainly, many farm tasks are repetitive and boring but you make them very interesting. I really like the way you and Brent find ways to keep the older equipment operating. I always look forward to watching your videos on Thursday’s and Sundays.
After tomorrow the weather is supposed to be crapy starting Saturday straight through till next Wednesday. Thank you for the content Taylor!
A beautiful young lady and intelligent, I love the play by play explanations of what you’re doing and why. With videos like this surely helps farmers across the country! Thank you!
Glad we have not hit 90 yet. You did look hot raking hay, that windshield must cut down the breeze. That pickup is a lot better than the Farmal C I raked hay with. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Enjoy sharing a ride with you today. Yes a lot of us are enjoying the warm weather LOL. Keep up great videos. Keep farming
Hiya Taylor, another great video.
Yep hot here in Ohio 93° till Sunday, stay hydrated be safe.
Always look forward to your videos.
And the survey says😁 WEEDS ! has anybody seen cows eating WEEDS ? NOPE. they pick the sweet grasses around the weeds . GOATs will eat most any type of hay weeds an all . Thanks
Those Rakers must be driven by the wheels unless they have started putting pto on pick up trucks.
I wonder how much modern machinery will still be working 60 years from now like those rakers. Just goes to show how well that stuff was made back then. Keep on blabbering Taylor, it's great to see such enthusiasm for farming.
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Yeah!!! Raking with a pick up! I don’t see that often enough.😀
when you know how to work!
You can work with anything!
Another great one Ms Tay!! That beep in the truck must be excruciating! Lol. Keep it real!!
What another awesome video Taylor thanks. The grass must be fairly thick as your certainly making the tractor work. Did i just see you miss your mouth! 😅.There sure was a few bugs. That buzzing is torture it would do my tinnitus the world of good. Good job it's not dark going through there or it would freak you out. Love that saying you may as well be comfortable if you're working all day, just shows you don't need all the fancy new stuff to do a good job. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
I feel for you Taylor. 100 degrees + 95% humidity sucks. I grew up in NY so i remember. Now i live in Tucson and today its 110 degrees but its a dry heat!!! Stay well you guys.
It's enjoyable seeing a smaller farm run compared to the big factory farms that ruined the family farming lifestyle
Here in Canada the family farm is gone! We stopped milking 3 years ago. Too much bureaucracy
Most farms are owned and managed by families. They incorporated to protect the families from liability and to enable transition to the next generation without burdensome taxes or penalties to the on farm family members that would have to borrow to buy out the non farm family members.
First time watching your your post and enjoyed watching a woman out there do what has to be done and then some, small farm but you and your man
are making it work the best you can. I have subbed to you and thanks for the video.
I enjoy watching you work the equipment. I guess that's why farm girls are so popular. If they are like you, they have a kind and beautiful soul. They are not afraid of doing hard work and if they are like you, they get along with the people on the crew. Now that I am 63 and retired, I feel like I have missed out on a good life by not sticking to my roots, but yesterday is over so I'll just watch you and ride along. I'm so happy I found your channel. Please be careful. I know you are every day as you are conscious of the equipment you're working with. My dad told the stories of people clowning around the tractors and implements and getting wrapped around the PTO. Most of them didn't live after the accident. other were so messed up that they couldn't work. Maybe you could do a video about what all the moving parts mean and how dangerous it is to not be safety vigilant. However, I have seen no goofing around by you. You are a fantastic example for young women to observe if they want to get into farming!
All ways enjoy watching your videos. You and Molly from Bell farms are my favorite
With 70 cows you are big farmers in Switzerland, specially with tie-stall barn! With 50 cows you are already a big farmer. great video (also when i dont untersand everything) carry on! Greetings from Bern🇨🇭
Awesome video you are the best utube host by far. I like raking with the truck never seen smart. You can unplug the alarm on truck just look around and you will find it. Have a safe day. See you then.
Great job raking Taylor and Brent
I know there are moose in Maine. I was wondering if you ever saw one on the farm ?
Great job mowing hay Taylor
Great video Taylor
Ferns grow in acidic soil, meaning that the pH is near 4.0. Corn grows better in 6.0 to 6.5 pH. You probably need some lime on the land you are planting to corn. Love the cows in the pasture.
Thanks for the ride, it's always a good time making hay!
Hardly dull at all. I liked your reaction to all the bugs! "ewww!" I like Brent's reasoning for using his pickup--it's more comfortable than the tractor. You can't top that. Good luck with all the heat. When I was listening to the national weather about the heat wave, they always throw in Maine for the boundary as to how far it will stretch to the east. You guys are about as east as we get in the US. Great video, Taylor!
Cool shades Taylor
I enjoy your mowing videos very much.
Glad to hear it!😊
Loved this video Taylor! The video shot close to the grass was very cleverly done!
I love your channel. I ran a small dairy when I was 19 with 48 cows per milking ( four at a time). My Surge equipment was pretty much the same as yours 50 years ago, lol. I had zero experience when I started and got kicked maybe once a week. Thankyou for bringing back memories of the absolute best part of my life. I did not have a boss like you, my boss said to me " It's all about high production and low bacteria"
Im the same way with not being able to handle warmer weather. Wish it was fall all year around
Super💯video as always.
Another great video kid !! still laughing about the bugs.😂
Another great episode Tay, you work so hard farming and then to get all the great camera shots for us to enjoy. Thanks for being an excellent farmer because it’s a dying industry. 👍👏🐄
Hi Taylor. Great camera work again. I hope your corn fares better in that field than that hay did. I look forward to your corn planting season and hope it really works out for you. I like the way you get excited about new things especially your corn planting or a new calf. It’s like a kid on Christmas morning when they can’t wait to see what Santa brings them. Stay hydrated, safe, and keep your awesome videos coming. 🚜🐄🌽😉
Adorei sua mensagem!
Muito bom.
Sinal que tem um bom coração.
Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷
Brent is pretty handy on the tractor
Awesome video! I really enjoy the different camera angles and your explanations of what yall are up to. For those of us who have never farmed, It makes it much easier to understand and follow along. Looking forward to the corn planting videos!!
I don't comment a lot but just want to say I await anxiously for each new video. You make dairy farming look fun even to someone that hasn't ever been around livestock.
I'm really loving the camera angles in this video. Great job!
Raking with truck. Newer seen. No pto needed, cool things.
Good Afternoon Tay. Another great video. Your lucky. Our old farm trucks usually had plywood floors 🤣🤣
Girl you're awesome I love the way you describe your chores and the farm never change your style and that old tractor is a beauty.
I love all 70 cows but my fav vlogs are the field work vlogs. Love the tractors. Love Old Yeller too. Hard working Mainers in the heat.
Love your machinery tutorials and videos Taylor. You are definitely deserving of all the fun stuff you can do on the farm. 😊you are absolutely brilliant 👏 at. all that you can do. Keep up the great work 👍 Taylor it's a pleasure watching your videos. Kind regards pat Brazil.
Nice!!! My Dad did that all the time when he grew up in SW Wisconsin….said Grandpa would take the model A to town, then come back and hook up the rake and rake hay😁 Sure beat riding around behind a team of horses! Can you imagine how hot that must’ve been😓
Thanks for another great video, how are the cows handling all the heat you are having?!!!!
Your love for the tractors is same as me. Something about tractor work. Happiness!
Your such a knowledgeable hard worker young lady. God Bless You 🙏🏻🕊️
Wow, I could almost smell the hay as you raked it. That is probably the best smell in the world. What a great video. We are in our 1st official heatwave here in Pa. 4 straight days of 90-degree temps for over 3 days in a row. Way too hot to work outside. You make me remember my time on the farm. Of course 70+ years ago we only had open station tractors. I wouldn't trade it for anything now. I wish I was still on the farm. say hello to Brent and God Bless. Keep on farming.
Look out for the fawns!
Good morning Taylor as always a great video stay safe have a great day ahead
I've done the same thing, left 10 bales in the corner of a field out of sight and out of mind lol. Good advertisement for netwrap, if those had been twine bales they would have been a pile of hay nearly impossible to pick up.
Hi from missouri , keep on keeping on.good job gril !
Hey there! Thanks so much for watching, will do!😃
Love watching your videos. My new favorite farmer!!
We call it a canopy. Taylor! How could you? You know better! ...to talk about those knives when they're doing good.😂 One more thing...Blabber nothin! I love to listen to you talk about the details of your work, I learn so much, you're my favorite utuber.❤❤❤
Very nice video. I hope Brent never gets hay wrapped around the drive shaft of his truck while raking. That’s not fun.
Well done from UK working in farming
Just protect your hearing with open station. Tractors well done
The hay bale fell off to act as a cushion to prevent damage to the grain/dump truck when your tires started spinning and the tractor had to give a little push.
The hay the cows do not like, see if there is a sheep farmer around. That back field with the cedars all around, curious what the ph is.
Hey good morning taylor. Im always excited to see you
Taylor I am curious , is it possible to switch direction of the hay rake, instead of kicking that hay to the opposite side? Left to right and right to left?
You should take some soil samples and send them in I bet with all those pine trees the ground is real acidic you probably should have a bunch of lime spread on it to bring the ph level down
Like Brent's cushy raking "tructor" LOL Quite the surprise with the neglected bales. Hope the weather cooperates so things can move along. Here in our part of Ohio, we could use a good soaking rain to keep the corn, beans, and hay regrowth going.
Your cab is what they call a winter cab. They had plastic windows and doors and a cover on both sides of the engine to blow the heat of the engine back on the driver
18:30 If he's a contractor he will most likely use it to put on new planted grass sections. With the way prices are now, he's very happy to save a few bucks getting this old hay.
Had a 1066 here with a cab and air conditioner...and the other one was older ..it had a cab and a cooler on-top with a fan....fill the cooler once a day with water on-top of cab
Taylor. Find that buzzer and cut the wire. Then find some electrical tape and tape it up
Very cool stuff Taylor ,making hay while the sun shines makes for long hour days 12 to 14 hour days is the norm been there and done that while living in Montana in the 70s watching the boss raking hay using a truck is a kick in the head and much more comfortable
Keep the big wheels turning Taylor, you're doing a great job!! 👍
Thanks! Will do!
Hi Taylor, thank you for the video always looking forward for the next one, I broke the throttle cable in my new Holland tractor unlike the kubota the new Holland hand and foot throttle work on one cable. It was a long 2 miles to get home on idle and up hill,
I saw a guy with a similar era of GMC as yours. When started, his would beep too. He would QUICKLY flip the key all the way to off and then back to on again (not start), and that would shut the beeper off. Might be fun to try to see if it works for you too.
Awesome video as usual
Great video Taylor!😃
Another great video keep making them. Have a wonderful day!
Thanks for your time and keep up the great content for us to enjoy it everyday and keep up the great work ethic out there girl
Another Great Video Taylor 👍🏻
Thank you!! 😁
..Great job..It's enjoyable seeing a small farm....I enjoy your mowing videos very much..blessing to you all..
from north Africa
Allways a job to do on the farm , Busy work , Thanks .
Hi Tay, blabber on as much as you like, it's all relevant. Another great video 🚜🚜🐄👍
You are the most amazing human being I have ever seen vary nice person 😊
I live in Southern Manitoba Canada, I wasn’t born here, but I LOVE the Winters here
Love watching your videos actually look very foreward to your uploads keep up the good work! Love your passion 😊
AS ALWAYS YOUR DOING A GREAT JOB LOOKING GREAT 😅😊😂
Good idea on hearing protection. Have you ever thought about Worktunes hearing protection? Great hearing protection with a built in radio tuner. And yes, they are real hearing protection!
not boring at. all good stuff. am i the only one who noticed? at 12:47 the steering on this truck is off center by a bunch-holy moly.
20:30 truck wheels spin in the mud, immediatly off the gas, waits for tractor to push out, truck back moving, 5 seconds?. And that folks, is what professional team work looks like.
Hi my name is Ed and I live in western maine you and brent do an amazing job with what you have , both sides of my family were dairy farmers years ago i"ve always loved it now, i"m too old to do any farming . but i would love to see you"re farm . i have a 3 year old grandson that is autistic but he loves seeing cows and tractors . keep up the good work love the channel.
I worked on a dairy farm much like the one you work on.
I find these video very info. + I find farm girls quite lovely.
🆒 Video Taylor !!!!!