Are We Restoring The Oliver?
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2022
- The Oliver burns a gallon of oil a day and is in need of a serious wax job. Are we going to restore it?
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DC is a perfect example of "Beauty in Simplicity". The man is just so genuine. Love every minute he is on camera.
He’s a legend 👍🏼🇬🇧
Hear, hear! 👋👋👋
Well said.
DC is such a wise man! The honesty in all of your family is one of the biggest reasons I love your channels.
It is always nice to hear an update about Sable. When she first started on the farm I could not imagine why she would want to work on a farm, but it didn’t take me long to see that she picked the right family to work for and to teach her.
I had a very difficult day. It was NOT fun. I came home feeling so beaten down. And then? Daddy Cornstar. You are the most delightful human being. You're so sincere, and real, and just a wonderful way to start a quiet evening. Thank you for checking back in with all of us. This lady appreciated your company this evening.
Glad to see you back, DC. Hope to see more from you and MC. Letting go of the past isn't easy, it's become a part of us over the years. Kudos for letting the kids do their thing and make the farm and home in their image. You've come a long way since I started watching your videos.
I think restoring the Oliver is a pretty good idea for the future. Not a bad job for Cooper, I think.
Daddy Cornstar, just remember change is good when it improves your life. We all get stuck in a rut sometimes. What I have always said is “”I need to stand up and look out of my rut, to see what is going on around me”! Great to see you back, love your channel.
Hey DC, as an older viewer (52) I certainly appreciate You and Mama Cornstar's point of view on life on the farm, I would also like to thank Cole and Summer for the technical support, and Cooper for keeping the whole thing running, quite literally.
Much love to the entire cornstar family.
I hope you have the best year ever in 2022.
Definitely miss the chocolate milk talks, long overdue for one with DC. Can't wait to see what's coming with both DC and mama cornstar. 👍
Good to see you back doing your videos again. Thank you all for the look into your life.
Glad your back, DC. Watching you and listening to you makes my day! Your a great guy and father!!
I love the sound of a father and son laughing together. It's music to my ears.
DC you give some of the best advice. As farmers there’s farms we all look at and say “that guy has a really nice place or vice versa” but as long as we’re all proud of our own farms and take pride in them, that’s what really matters
Happy Belated Birthday DC, so nice to see you back on your channel too. I just love how you all make us feel like part of your extended family. I absolutely look forward to each new adventure you bring us along on. I can't stress enough how this is some of the most refreshing family oriented content out today that gives us a glimpse of what we all are missing in this Crazy World we live in these days. Say hi to Momma Cornstar for Me and the kids.
All I can say is that Daddy Cornstar is such a great guy. He’s such a caring and loving person he’s a great dad.
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Keeping it real, the half dozen or so farmtubers that I watch each have their uniqueness, and not to say they don’t keep it real because I believe they do however “real” and “personal” are tightly interwoven, and you folks as a team bring a different perspective to the farm. I would venture to say most farmtubers wouldn’t divulge as much as the Cornstar’s do and that brings a uniqueness to your channel.
DC, you are so down to earth, very refreshing and enjoyable to watch.
It was great seeing you back in front of the camera. You need to restore the Oliver if for nothing else but to remember where you came from...... When there are grandchildren, they can always say, "That's what Grandpa use to drive on the farm".....
You are very special, Daddy Cornstar...a one in a million for sure! Cole and Cooper are chips off the old block, just need time to grow into DC.
Glad you're back DC!!!! We don't get enough on Cole's channel!!
Happy New Year, and restoring an Oliver couldn’t be anything other than history in the making!!!!!!
Maybe Derrick from VGG could help on that???
Hurray! Glad you are back on your own channel. Have a glass of chocolate milk. You deserve it ❤️
Restore your Oliver. It's easy to think you have to do it all at once, but you don't. If it's been moved to light duty and odd jobs all the better. Of all the equipment you guys own and all that has come and gone, if that is the one piece that you just hate to give up on then you should do it. It will never be worth less, depreciation is over for that one. Sure you could throw buckets of money in it and never get it back, but you don't have to do that way either. I guarantee you'll be just as proud of having that tractor tightened up, painted and looking good as you are of the rest of the farm after cleaning out some old and making things look good. You'll enjoy having it twice as much even just using for the odd jobs, It'll make you smile every time it gets used if you go ahead and fix it up nice. Thanks for sharing
Glad to see posting on your own page !! I’ll be extra happy to see MC doing some more cooking !! Love the whole family and everything u post
This has been great Cole asking your Dad questions and listening to his answers. Love all of you ❤️
Hey DC, could you make a video about how farming has changed over the years since you were young? And maybe how your dad and grandfather farmed? That would be so interesting, especially talking about how the equipment has changed.
Looking forward to MC's cooking and DC' humor, wisdom and new vocabulary words 😊👍🏻
Hello Daddy Cornstar! Your postings were missed, but certainly we understand how busy you've been!
Love watching all the Cornstar channels. What a great family and I'm learning a lot about a topic I know nothing about - farming. Thanks for the education, the entertainment, and sharing your world with us!
Just being yourself is what keeps us coming back for more. It is hard to pass the torch and see all the changes. The boys are doing a great job. Take care DC .
Watching your process of pulling things together, cleaning up, and getting more productive, has been the best part of watching! It is inspiring and motivating! Thanks!
Honesty is a rare commodity anymore. Honestly, from this honest person, your channel is at the top of my list. Your family is a good model. Keep up the good work please.
I live in Kansas and grew up (in the 70s) on a pig farm and with the farms all around. I love you guys. Thanks for being farmers!!
You have many good reasons to be proud DC. You, MC, and your kids have done an amazing job with that farm, and I'm sure the the future of Cornstar farms is bright, and will continue to be an inspiration to others in the community.
DC, this is by far my favorite video you have put out. I love your honesty. I bet it was tough letting Cole start hauling everything to the dump. Even though it's just not worth saving all that junk every piece of it has a memory of something
“The Oliver” was a favorite on the farm I grew up on back in the day. The sound of your Oliver brings back memories. Keep it going as long as you can.
Love it when DC talks from the heart. We're honored that you choose to share these things. Your dad would be proud of all of you.
Stoked to see you back DC! Love the free family and friend’s value lessons. See you on the next one.
PS, I’d love to see the Oliver back to its glory days!
DC - This country (and the world) would be so much better if there were more folks like you and Momma Cornstar. I sincerely mean that. You work hard, you're honest, respectful & caring - and you raised 3 great kids. The way you speak about your dad and the way you do your work in the cemeteries says a lot about your character. You are a joy to watch. Thanks for letting us all tag along as you make your way through each day. All the best to you & MC in 2022!
Thank you Cole. That was one of the nicest videos I've seen in a while. I love listening to your Dad talk about the farm. What a great man and father. May God Bless him richly!
Love that sign, you deserve it. Been missing you and Mama Cornstar.
I hope you restore the Oliver. I grew up on Olivers and I spent a lot of my career working on Detroits. I blame GM for being as deaf as I am! Remember, a Detroit that doesn't leak, doesn't run!😁
We love you DC and MCS looking forward to seeing more of y'all. Love watching your shows
Good to see you back on your channel DC. Glad you all do this for our entertainment, it breaks up the daily grind having a new video out. I can't hardly watch regular TV anymore.You guys are the real deal. Have a Great New Year Cornstars!
The relationship between DC and Cole and Cooper too is so nice to see. Thank you guys.
Restore the Oliver. Use it for parades, family pictures, what ever.
My dad died when I was 20, now at 55 if I could have one vehicle back, it would be his 1979 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. I wish I had kept it and made memories for my kids and now grandkids with that car.
You won't regret restoring it, but you may regret letting it go or continue to fade away.
Welcome back. I missed your channel.
Love how down to earth DC is and his willingness to listen to the kids and change or adapt or just plain talk. My father’s way was “his way” or the highway. Loved, love him anyway, but the communication is so important! Can’t wait to see more of MC too, maybe a bit on camping together 😊. Awesome video thank you!
I just love DC and MC, Cole, Cooper, and Summer. This is one awesome family and farm. Love you guys and the content!! Just keep up the good work!!
So glad to see you coming back on your channel was just thinking about the last time you posted you and wondering when you planned to come back. I’ve always enjoyed these just calm videos with daddy cornstar helps me really just enjoy my evening. Hope everyone on the farm is doing well.
I enjoy the entire Cornstar Family. Thank you for sharing your very genuine lives with us. DC you are so gracious.
DC... Take it easy, nice to see you on your channel. I'm sure you worry more about the farm then the boys...
I wish you a great 2022. You are the reason I watch the channel
Appreciate your honesty, DC - You're a good man.
DC, you said you were worried about showing the farm and stuff at first. You are the normal farmer. I watch you guys because you remind me of my dad and grandpa when they farmed and worked at the implement. There is always something pressing and something to fix and harvest or planting. People can relate to you guys and that is why we watch you. Keep up the good work!
Love you guys as a retired farmer myself, feel like near cousin I feel like we are great friends
You are an example of positivity and leadership. Your children are shining examples of that. Oh, and forget you ever had that flip phone. No going back now. 🙂
I enjoyed watching this video, putting DC in the limelight. He makes taking about farm matters interesting. Cole did a good job with the questions. My new year resolution is to stay out of hospitals. I had to spend Christmas weekend in one not a happy camper. Anyway I'm glad to hear DCand MC are getting back into the video. I really like them. Big thumbs up.
When you talked about the feelings when Cole and Cooper started cleaning up things your Dad saved. it brought my Dad back to mind.
He grew up during the depression back in the 30's. And tended to keep everything around even after it became unused. Sometimes we did borrow parts off from the old equipment, but most of it sat until we had to settle the estate.
Some of the tractors I miss and wish at times I could have aquired, but at the same time i sure don't know what I would have done with any of that stuff
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Good to have you back,Daddy Cornstar!
The 1998 4X4 pickup had the best four wheel drive unit GM ever made. The drive shaft and all its bearings are over built and it had the first gen vortec 350. I had one with 200K miles on it, went in and had the drive line rebuilt with new bearings, new bushings in several places and dropped a crate 350 bottom end put in. Less than 2000.00 and literally drove and rode like a new pickup. I sold it for 7500.00 at 209K miles and now has 290K and is still going strong in our community. 1998 was a very good year for Chevy and 99 they made all the changes to the next generation.
Wish I still had that old truck!
I've watched your channel for a long time. This is the first time in ages I've commented. Your father is a true gent and a cracking daddy. I wish you the very best for 2022. God bless and prosperity for this new year. From Ireland. 🇮🇪😊👏👏
“CHAT” with Daddy CornStar, should be a regular episode every so often. Great content and editing! Look forward to more.
Here’s a question for you DC. What is your favorite meal that Momma Cornstar makes? Maybe you two could make a video preparing and eating that meal together.
Have missed your videos Daddy and Mama Cornstar! Thanks for the video and am excited for more of them!
Great to see ya back on YT DC! I could see the Oliver unrestored, all though fixing the leaks or what have you. God bless !
Holy crap. I'm 61 this week. I worked on a farm as a kid for 8 years. We had nothing but Olivers'. An 1850, 1650, 650. Corn Sprayer. Brings back memories
One big asset your channel has is all the different personalities. Daddy Corn Star is the best but they all add to the channel, even Cole.
I love the love you have for your family❤ love your family and glad to see you back posting again!! Happy New Years!
So pumped to see you back!
Glad to see you! "I just fly off the back of my seat..." 😆 The Cornstar Farms sign is great. 💗 the whole family!
Daddy corn star is the boss. The perfect example of the ultimate farther figure. You guys are awesome 👍👍👍
Sir, you are a Genuine Farmer. You are what most farmers are or do. I am a third generation farmer here in Ontario and inherited this farm from my brother ten years ago and lost my dad three years ago. We were dairy farmers then and now cash crop farmers. I like what you are doing. Keep it up.
Great job, DC! You have every reason to be proud of your family and to be confident in a great future for the farm. Blessings on you and yours and thank you for all that you do for those of us that enjoy your videos.
I have SO been waiting for a new video on your channel, DC! Thank you for taking the time to make one! You have a good head on your shoulders and a BIG heart.
You have certainly been missed on youtube, but it is completely understandable with everything your family has been dealing with this season. Welcome back, and don't ever change.
I would love to learn more about the farms history and your memories growing up there. Happy New Year and thank you!
Glad to see you back on RUclips Daddy CS, congrats to Sable on her new job, happy new year 🎉 ✨ you like Tacos in a bag? 🌮🌮
Now you can start all over again 2022 is here and it won't be long and you'll be in the field planting corn and beans again. The life of a farmer
Happy New Year DC. Hope you'll change your mind and re-store the Oliver in your Dads memory.
Hi dc I have to say the you always come across as a honest and extremely nice man . As a dad you have it spot on with your kids, give them the tool to survive life then jus let the try this our always knowing that if they need you your there for them . You thank us for watching , we thank you for being you .
Martin from Ireland
excited to see more vids from, DC and MC. Been watching every vid since harvest 2k19 its really fun to see how you all have grown your family business and super excited for more with the house reno. Happy new year cornstars!
Oh this was an absolute great video, you guys are so real. It has been a rough year but most of all I am glad you all came out of it Healthy. God Bless all of you in this New Year. Get some R and R this next month or so, then start anew. I’ll be along for the rest of the year! 👍🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊😊😊
Not too many people are open to change they want to keep things the same but...when your kids come along and grow up things do change slowly at first and then all of a sudden boom you start to see the changes. Changes are not bad....they can grow on you and it allows them to be able to follow your footsteps Papa Cornstar. That is the most important thing you taught them well and loved them too. So Proud of all of you. God's blessings to you ALL!!! And Happy New Year!!!
DC, you’re a wonderful honest man! Very loving family man. I love Reese’s peanut butter cup too!! You need to do more videos! Happy New Year!🎊🎈
I think you guy's are awesome and im glad you all have a part in the videos and farming i miss working on the farm when I was younger and I think about a lot of things I used to do before the heart attack anyway you guy's rock
Welcome back DC!! We missed you. Looking forward to the content you and Mamma Cornstar bring to your channel this year. Let's Go!!!
Well my day just got better! Dc and momma are back!! Dc your An amazing man. Pure salt of the earth. Thank you sir just for being so humbly awesome
To be honest, I would like to see yall restore the old oliver....
I enlisted and left for the military in 1995, my dad passed in 2005.. Even thought I was stationed over seas at the time, freinds helped me save and hang on to the old farm tractor my dad bought when I was around 8 years old. That was the first tractor I learned how to drive and used on our farm. Now that I'm retired from the military after 24 years in, I am starting the process of restoring the tractors to a "working" show quality.... I wish my father and I could have done this together..... but as I fix/replace parts, it does take me back to some of my best child hood memories.... times we spent planing on what to do with the land or how to fix something that had broken on the equipment with what we had available,,,,, and such.... I look forward to driving the old tractor when I get it fully running again....
Another thing is I know as a farmer, money is a resources and at times resource can be limited... So if coast is a factor,,,, maybe thing about approaching the oliver like I am my tractor, I plan on fixing one or two things a month (as budget allows). yall replacing the starter is a first step on a potential budget restoration project.... So in some ways yall have already started a restoration on the old girl.... Could also be one of your special videos of the moth on your D.C. channel. Maybe your talk about memories of your father/other family members/lessons learned in your early years..... things that happened in the old-en days as you work on a specific piece of the tractor.... in a video..... This could also preserve things for future generations of the corn stare family... just an idea.....
For me, I guess in ways, it not only brings back good memories while preserving a part of farming heritage, it has also played a role in some of my healing process from my mil service.....
Now, looking to the future, since that oliver has such a history with your family and farm, think of the stories you could tell as you teach your future grand kids to drive the old oliver. Also, as you, Cole and the rest of the family goes to events, the tractor could be a star display as part of your families farming heritage.... Might be a way to write some of the repairs/restoration off as an advertising prop expense to..... for events yall attend
And finally, just look at the pride and pleasure the Ford truck that Cooper and your dad restored has not only brought to Cooper but the rest of the family.....
Just some ideas....
Steve
(AKA: boots)
an old farm boy from Oklahoma
I'm glad that you're feeling better DC. The Oliver definitely looks sweet! Thanks for answering the questions. I have one for you. You mentioned wanting your kids to follow their dreams, what was your dream back when you were in your late teens? Anyway, hope you had a Happy Birthday and have an awesome 2022!
GREAT question!
Good to have some Daddy Corn Star insight and wisdom. I love Daddy and Momma Corn Star and the wholesome life they lead!
Glad to get to tag along, DC! If it hadn't been for the big clean up and house reno a bunch of us might not be here! HNY! FR
Not many people work harder than farmers that is for sure. I’d say trucking up there with hard jobs. But watching you guys work so hard I feel blessed that I love what I do as much as you guys love farming.
Your a great dad and farmer Daddy
Corn Star. And your so right behind
every good man is Momma Corn Star .
DC, glad to see you are back! Cole, You do a great job as an interviewer!
I really hope you decide to restore that Oliver! I live in the little town of Lisbon IL. where there was a dealer who sold Massey Harris, Oliver and New Idea. I was probably about 8 yrs old when the 1800 and 1900 Oliver came out. I thought they were the biggest thing around! A farmer about 2 miles from us had a 1900 and he would plow way after I was in bed but I could hear that screaming jimmy all night! Those were great tractors and great memories! Really hope you will restore it especially since you grew up on it. I have a John Deere 70 diesel I restored because I grew up around them . It's not a cheap project but you won't regret it! I love all your videos and hope you keep them coming! Stay safe and God bless 👍
Thank you for bringing us along with you & your family..
Your Dad Is a GOOD MAN. You are Blessed !!!
I love old tractors and equipment. I have a 1650 Oliver and an 1850 Oliver that I use almost everyday.
We think your family is Fabulous. You are wonderful example of a perfect family! Keep up the wonderful journey! God Bless You. We were a subscriber clear back when you started and today we it showed we weren't subscribed so we again are subscribed. Might mention it to other followers.
It doesn't matter what your neighbors have in their yards/farms, we fell in love with you and Momma Cornstar because what you had in your hearts! That is something that no amount of money will buy and all the viewers recognized it from the beginning! Get Momma Cornstar to share her recipes!
Just love your positive attitude and honesty that comes through all your videos. I think I've seen all of them.
Glad you’re back! Looking forward to seeing more of mama and daddy Cornstar !