You guys work 24/7 and for that THANK YOU to all the ranchers and farmers across this once great nation! They’re trying to flush America down the toilet but we have our Farmers and Ranchers standing Proud and working hard!
Mike a little over a year ago I started my dream to start farming and I got struck by lightning no joke it took a year to get back to normal and I am happy to say I am back in the cab of a tractor haying next year hope to have cattle again you and welkers millennial farmer and Larson farm helped me stay hopeful and as upbeat as I could be I am in hopes to have a old tractor to start rebuilding to keep up with my growing farm dreams you may not know it you all provided me with hope when I had nothing to look forward to
15 days of HAYING…whew!! You are getting it done and SAVING THE RANCH lots of $$$…!! And I know y’all are working hard but it sure looks GOOD Mike!! Thanks so much for taking us along for the ‘good stuff’ too🤗 Just AWESOME‼️🤗
Good luck finding a good tire..we had to replace one on our 100-125hp on ours a fuw months ago and it took 3 weeks to get it Then it was the wrong one..then we couldn't find but one boot anywhere n it got messed up ..6-8weeks later we bade our own boot & finally got a tube in it to finish picking corn..lol. it was a train wreck for sure ! But Good Luck any ways !
Have fun up on the Big Horns this weekend!!! I love being up on the Big Horns during a thunderstorms….hearing all the echoes bouncing off the mountains..Sounds like a well needed trip….I hear congratulations is in order for the new little one…It would be nice to have little girl…. But I always figure as long it’s health that’s the important thing first…. Well enjoy your camping trip… Talk soon….❤❤❤
I remember helping changing one of those. It prepared me for changing 2 1/2 ton truck tires in the military which left some men shaking their heads but in the field there’s no help. Every bit of hay counts glad you had a good harvest you & family have a good week 106 today with humidity
Really enjoyed this video, watching you change that tire...boy did that look hard. I felt like I could smell that hay after it was cut and raked! Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
Glad to hear your getting hay for the Winter. The brake downs are unpredictable, just deal with it as it happens and hopefully you can get the parts. Hope the family is doing well.
Impressed with your wheel changing skills of that size, alone, and in that heat!! Don't overdo it mate, I am reaping the rewards of crazy jobs when younger, but now in my older years.... Don't include the cost of the tyre in your hay overheads; it could have failed any time, and should just be a general machinery maintenance expense. Stick with your 20 bucks per bale....you're not cheating, just keeping the books straight! Great vid Mike, thanks as always.
Damn mike it's crazy. I usually lay off your channel for a couple months but once I come back it's on!!!! Your content is legit!!! Good luck Mike. To your family as well!!
It amazing to me that your hay is that dry. Here in Southeastern Ohio we have a very different climate. Sometimes we can cut one afternoon and rake the next day. We can never bale before noon. To much dew on the ground. And our hay runs around 16-18% even in a dry year. Guess the Ohio River account for the humid climate here.
It's just amazing at the machinery nowadays to get things done. So glad you got that tire fixed and it's all looking great Mike! Try to stay cool and remember, you're almost done!
We finally decided to break down [no pun intended] & turned on our A/C yesterday & today... With it 96 in town both days the inside is nice & 'cool' at 80° with the ceiling fan on high! Good to see more bales in your future! And as we know, nothing runs like a Deere!
Have to admit that watching this video has me looking forward to hopping on my John Deere tractor and chopping and dropping one of my alfalfa fields this weekend. There’s nothing like being on my tractor and communing with the land and being lost in my thoughts. Thank you Mike for another great video. You have no idea how much your videos mean to us viewers. Thanks!
So glad you are getting as much hay as you are seems like theres always a breakdown when you trying so hard to get things done just a part of farm life
Here in north central Florida, our daytime temps are ranging from mid-80s to mid-90s, but I really envy your nighttime temperatures: we won’t see it dip below 70° until sometime in September!
Oh, Mike my heart says , thank goodness you wear able to hay your pastures this time around . May God bless you in all of your future endeavours, hope all of the beefy boys and porkies bring good prosperity to the Ranch
Such a peaceful way of working and living. Got an idea for ya, why don't you sell hat's like the one you are wearing here. It's good looking and serviceable. I like em!
Hi to Our Wyoming Life and all others too. Good you able to get some hay for the healthy animals. I pray everyone stay safe and thanks for sharing these great videos😃😃 Have a great day, God Bless You all
"Hay" Mike & Jeff, Another great action packed video! You changed that tire in good style Mike! LOVE the drone shots too! Best of luck as you "wrap up" your 2022 haying season! 🙏 Until your next video.... Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🐃
I just subscribed to your channel about a week ago when I was looking for info about ranching. But I'm finding your entire farm work quite interesting and inspiring. Keep it up man.
Seeing this makes me glad I'm a hobby sheep guy and can pretty much size my flock to graze only what I grow. Much less work and investment at the micro scale! You have my respect for sure!
The one question I have my friend if you had the hay tested for nutrients I love watching your videos it brings back so many memories but ours were square bales of 40 lb still fantastic The Watch I am so happy for you because you were worried so much if had to buy hay this year it is fantastic watching you guys bail the hay God bless all of you for what you do that is ingenious how you did that
Great job on the tire speed-bump while haying ! This is a strong suggestion from this 0ld mother, "Son put on your gloves for crying- out-loud !!! Your wife would appreciate it I'm sure!! Love your videos and family!!
Thank goodness you have some hay, and it sounds like your going to get close to what you need. I'm in the same boat, lost a little this year do to the high price of fertilizer, so we're a little short. Just finished today with all the hay and we're in dry conditions. We have gotten only a little over a half an inch in about 5 weeks and with the temps being in the mid 90's to 101 we're getting pretty dry. Good luck on the rest of your haying, hope it goes well, have a great evening and a great Friday and weekend.
Congratulations Mike on the haying sucess. Very nice to see the number of bales you're able to get with all the drought issues in your area. As far as breakdowns, all that has to be expected from time to time, especially since some of that equipment has not been used in the last 3 years. The $600.00 for the tire, that has to be prorated over the next 15 years of operating (or however long you expect a tire to last) to accurately figure out how much it will cost to hay yourself vs how much you spend to purchase it. The cost to purchase will continue to go up, and although some of your costs may also go up, i believe it will be much more beneficial to produce your own hay. Keep up the great work and always stay safe. Blessings to all of you on the ranch.
I'm so glad you are getting hay this years I hope it will help you money that you want have to buy this years.you do a great job I love to here how you all are doing so thanks for sharing with us we love your help too God Bless you all talk to you tomorrow r next time you post thanks
Hi Mike . I hope you look at your 8 bolts on the spokes on the front wheels every once in a while , had a friend had a 7420 never moved the wheels in or out , got about 5500 HR s on it front wheel came off in a lot putting a bale of hay in a feeder . Have a safe summer !
Omg that tire is broke bad.You got a job to do on that tire.You do all your work on all your equipment. THATS great so you don't have to have someone else to do it for you. YOU save money when you can .Thats great .
Mike in the beginning of this video I was thinking I would use a saws all to cut off that tire. And low and behold thats what you used!! Smart minds think alike LOL
Mike I sure know how hot it can be in the hay fields.. I use to make small rectangular bails and we pitched them by hand up on a flat cart behind a tractor...UGH that was work.
Will the 6420 have a problem with the new tire being bigger round than the right side? Strain in the drivetrain. 100 years ago when I was bustin' tires for Goodyear, we were taught "AWD and 4X4, always replace tires in pairs to avoid repairs." What says Deere? Good luck with the rest of Hay 2022. Thanks for sharing, Mike -EZ
Tractor have proper differentials front and rear, not a speed sensing electronic clutch, so can cope with different wheel speeds. Also, off road, the compliance of the tire wall and topsoil make driveline stresses.much lower. In short, on tarmac with low profile rubber, there's there's lot less forgiveness in the system.
@@OurWyomingLife "Hay" Mike! You changed that front tire in good style! Thank Goodness for portable generators and impact wrenches! BE VERY GLAD IT WASN'T A REAR TIRE! 😳 My hubby and I have changed 18.4 × 34's by ourselves several times on our 930 Case. With fluid in them! UGH! Glad you are getting homegrown hay baled up for your bovines! 🐃 🐃 They are going to LOVE it!!
I am so glad you got hay this year. With the high prices of fuel and the ground is still a bit dry, hay prices to buy it is going to be terrible I would guess.
Noooooooo! I hate flat tires! 😒 Another great video! Almost done, well then alot of hauling to the hay yard! Yikes! Keep up the strong work! One bale at a time!
You sound a bit congested Mike... Hope you are not getting sick again 🤔🥺 During the Heat here in California I buy Powerade Zero & Gatorade Zero & Freeze... Then take it along with me in the morning to thaw out slowly while keeping it nice & refreshing. Replaces all the Electrolytes & Minerals your body loses during Heat & Humidity. Takes away the body aches, headache, light headedness & nausea that happens with Dehydration & Humidity ... Water only makes you wet... Does not replace what your body needs to refresh... Hugs & Blessings Always 🙏❤️💙💖💖💙...💙🤗(Jeff)
I just love the range of skill you have. So versatile. Haying seems to be going well. Do you now run the cattle on the hay fields to put some fertilizer into them? Can you sow better grasses for future hay production? Are there ways to improve your hay meadows?
Keep them old tractors and take care of them like you have. New ones are loaded with electronics and you have to call the dealer all the time to fix them
Wow! I know by watching your VLOGS you're a "hard worker". I truly wish you would do a "buddy system" when changing a tire like that. Don't want to see anything happen to any individual while trying to survive Farming/Ranching- Stay safe you guys!!!!
You guys work 24/7 and for that THANK YOU to all the ranchers and farmers across this once great nation! They’re trying to flush America down the toilet but we have our Farmers and Ranchers standing Proud and working hard!
Mike a little over a year ago I started my dream to start farming and I got struck by lightning no joke it took a year to get back to normal and I am happy to say I am back in the cab of a tractor haying next year hope to have cattle again you and welkers millennial farmer and Larson farm helped me stay hopeful and as upbeat as I could be I am in hopes to have a old tractor to start rebuilding to keep up with my growing farm dreams you may not know it you all provided me with hope when I had nothing to look forward to
Looks like you heading into winter with a good hay crop. That's good.
Hate to count my chickens before their hatched, but its looking promising so far.
I miss those kind of hot sweaty days you get to 'enjoy'. Please keep sharing your days!!
15 days of HAYING…whew!! You are getting it done and SAVING THE RANCH lots of
$$$…!! And I know y’all are working hard but it sure looks GOOD Mike!! Thanks so much for taking us along for the ‘good stuff’ too🤗 Just AWESOME‼️🤗
You amaze me being able to change a tire the size of that by yourself. Dont get old before your time. So glad haying is paying off for you.
Changing the tire wasn't that bad really.
@@OurWyomingLife Wednesday had local farmer combine cough on fire 🔥 lot of smoke flames in could over the trees a milw
Thanks for sharing our wyoming life I read your news letter thank you and have a great weekend
Thank you, hope yours is good too.
Thanks our wyoming life
The drone shots are just the BEST!
GREAT VIDEO MIKE, I LOVE SEEING HOW BEAUTIFUL THE FIELDS STILL ARE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH US. GOD BLESS.
Good luck finding a good tire..we had to replace one on our 100-125hp on ours a fuw months ago and it took 3 weeks to get it Then it was the wrong one..then we couldn't find but one boot anywhere n it got messed up ..6-8weeks later we bade our own boot & finally got a tube in it to finish picking corn..lol. it was a train wreck for sure ! But Good Luck any ways !
Have fun up on the Big Horns this weekend!!! I love being up on the Big Horns during a thunderstorms….hearing all the echoes bouncing off the mountains..Sounds like a well needed trip….I hear congratulations is in order for the new little one…It would be nice to have little girl…. But I always figure as long it’s health that’s the important thing first…. Well enjoy your camping trip… Talk soon….❤❤❤
I love seeing new equipment, BUT, more than that ...I love seeing 30 year old tractors that still look and run like they are 5. Good job!
Work it out Mike…keep on keeping on.. 👍🏾
Well we got a little rain today cooled us off enough for the house with a/c& fan to be below 85 in house May you & yours have a blessed day honey
Great video. So happy 😊 it was a haying season. It's just hot everywhere. Never thought Wyoming got that hot. God bless. Love ❤ you all.
Too bad about the tire, all part of the ranch life. Glad for the hay!!! Thanks for taking us along!!
Our pleasure Joeseph.
I remember helping changing one of those. It prepared me for changing 2 1/2 ton truck tires in the military which left some men shaking their heads but in the field there’s no help. Every bit of hay counts glad you had a good harvest you & family have a good week 106 today with humidity
Those skies are just amazing. Congrats on the hay this season.
Hard to get tired of the sky views here. Thanks for watching Timothy.
@@OurWyomingLife Indeed. We will be moving to that area in about 60 days or so. We are looking forward to it.
Really enjoyed this video, watching you change that tire...boy did that look hard. I felt like I could smell that hay after it was cut and raked! Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
Thanks Monica, the tire change wasnt that bad really.
Ranching takes a lot of work, amazing you can handle it.
I really liked that last piece of music, the instrumental guitar playing really fits.
It is beyond me how you cope with the entire farm on your own with Jeff helping
Glad to hear your getting hay for the Winter. The brake downs are unpredictable, just deal with it as it happens and hopefully you can get the parts. Hope the family is doing well.
You and me both are happy to see Hay this year! The breakdowns are just the way it goes, and luckily parts havent been an issue. Thanks for watching
Thank you for another informative installment. Gives insight to how ranchers and farmers working on their own, work so very hard.....respect Mike!
Considering you haven't done heavy work with those tractor's for a long time, your doing very well.
What a huge cost savings for you there. so happy for you
Impressed with your wheel changing skills of that size, alone, and in that heat!! Don't overdo it mate, I am reaping the rewards of crazy jobs when younger, but now in my older years....
Don't include the cost of the tyre in your hay overheads; it could have failed any time, and should just be a general machinery maintenance expense. Stick with your 20 bucks per bale....you're not cheating, just keeping the books straight!
Great vid Mike, thanks as always.
Damn mike it's crazy. I usually lay off your channel for a couple months but once I come back it's on!!!! Your content is legit!!! Good luck Mike. To your family as well!!
It amazing to me that your hay is that dry. Here in Southeastern Ohio we have a very different climate. Sometimes we can cut one afternoon and rake the next day. We can never bale before noon. To much dew on the ground. And our hay runs around 16-18% even in a dry year. Guess the Ohio River account for the humid climate here.
In the real Texas 500 miles south of Wyoming it has been months since a dew. Best time to bale is before 9 am
It's just amazing at the machinery nowadays to get things done. So glad you got that tire fixed and it's all looking great Mike! Try to stay cool and remember, you're almost done!
You got that right, machines can be amazing. Yep, almost done!
Even 30 year old equipment is productive when taken care of.
We finally decided to break down [no pun intended] & turned on our A/C yesterday & today... With it 96 in town both days the inside is nice & 'cool' at 80° with the ceiling fan on high! Good to see more bales in your future! And as we know, nothing runs like a Deere!
Nothing better than AC when its that hot!
Helluva job on the tire change 👍👍
Thanks burr country adventures
Howdy Mike,I'm so pleased to see you Happy 🙌.
You and Erin have been very patient and now it's happening,I'm so Glad 🐦.
JO JO IN VT 😆💕
Have to admit that watching this video has me looking forward to hopping on my John Deere tractor and chopping and dropping one of my alfalfa fields this weekend. There’s nothing like being on my tractor and communing with the land and being lost in my thoughts. Thank you Mike for another great video. You have no idea how much your videos mean to us viewers. Thanks!
So glad you are getting as much hay as you are seems like theres always a breakdown when you trying so hard to get things done just a part of farm life
Thats for sure Terresia.
That's farming no mater how much preparation you do you still have breakdowns
Hoping that you guys celebrate the anniversary of making the ranch your own! It looks like a year of success so far. 🎉
Here in north central Florida, our daytime temps are ranging from mid-80s to mid-90s, but I really envy your nighttime temperatures: we won’t see it dip below 70° until sometime in September!
I have struggled with car tire that has caused me more grief than your slick tractor tire change! Great job!
Sometimes they go easy sometimes they dont! Thanks for watching Bob.
Wow! The art of editing. 2 -5 hours compressed into 27 minutes. People will never know. Totally there. God Bless Mike
Oh, Mike my heart says , thank goodness you wear able to hay your pastures this time around . May God bless you in all of your future endeavours, hope all of the beefy boys and porkies bring good prosperity to the Ranch
Thanks so much for the thoughts Veronica.
Impressive one man tire change. Good content Mike.
Thanks Susan, it wasnt that bad really.
Great job. You all work hard. Spent many a summer. Cutting, raking and bailing. Something would always break.
I Hope you get the number of bale's you need. Good luck. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Hi Mike Erin & kids, another awesome video.Your ranch is always such a busy place.Bless your family Mike & Erin.🌷
Thanks Linda. You're right about the ranch being busy.
That rim looked heavy enough, but with the tire on it, wow!
Such a peaceful way of working and living. Got an idea for ya, why don't you sell hat's like the one you are wearing here. It's good looking and serviceable. I like em!
Hi to Our Wyoming Life and all others too. Good you able to get some hay for the healthy animals. I pray everyone stay safe and thanks for sharing these great videos😃😃 Have a great day, God Bless You all
Hi Wykeisha, thanks for watching.
You Welcome😃😃
GOOD JOB MIKE WITH THE TIRE I HAVE CHANGED MANY IN MY DAY ON TRACTORS AND MOWERS NEVER A EASY JOB .
Beautiful country out there. Nice.
It sure is! Thanks for watching.
Yes, I get the newsletter. Lots of good information. Thats how i was able to donate yesterday for Erin. Another good video.
Awesome! Thank you for the donation to Edible Prairie Project. It is sure appreciated
"Hay" Mike & Jeff, Another great action packed video! You changed that tire in good style Mike! LOVE the drone shots too! Best of luck as you "wrap up" your 2022 haying season! 🙏 Until your next video.... Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🐃
Howdy! I am not tech savvy. So not sure how to "text me on telegram". Thanks for ALL the great videos!
I just subscribed to your channel about a week ago when I was looking for info about ranching. But I'm finding your entire farm work quite interesting and inspiring. Keep it up man.
Thanks and welcome to the channel Senzo! Hope you enjoy the content
Hi Mike and family - new sub - Australia :) love what y'all are doing.
Seeing this makes me glad I'm a hobby sheep guy and can pretty much size my flock to graze only what I grow. Much less work and investment at the micro scale! You have my respect for sure!
The one question I have my friend if you had the hay tested for nutrients I love watching your videos it brings back so many memories but ours were square bales of 40 lb still fantastic The Watch I am so happy for you because you were worried so much if had to buy hay this year it is fantastic watching you guys bail the hay God bless all of you for what you do that is ingenious how you did that
Good luck in hay season. Good equipment well maintained is cheaper than be equipment. Super job.
Great job on the tire speed-bump while haying ! This is a strong suggestion from this 0ld mother, "Son put on your gloves for crying- out-loud !!! Your wife would appreciate it I'm sure!! Love your videos and family!!
It’s heavy work no doubt but not too difficult to fit a new tyre !!!
I love the drone footage. I hope you get enough hay for the winter.
Glad ya like it val. Im hoping so too!
really all jobs require repairs at some time. looks great Mike
So glad you guys were able to get hay this year. Totally understand the struggle.
Thanks for watching DirtRoad Farm.
Happy for your success.
Thank you Lola.
Thank goodness you have some hay, and it sounds like your going to get close to what you need. I'm in the same boat, lost a little this year do to the high price of fertilizer, so we're a little short. Just finished today with all the hay and we're in dry conditions. We have gotten only a little over a half an inch in about 5 weeks and with the temps being in the mid 90's to 101 we're getting pretty dry. Good luck on the rest of your haying, hope it goes well, have a great evening and a great Friday and weekend.
Congratulations Mike on the haying sucess. Very nice to see the number of bales you're able to get with all the drought issues in your area. As far as breakdowns, all that has to be expected from time to time, especially since some of that equipment has not been used in the last 3 years. The $600.00 for the tire, that has to be prorated over the next 15 years of operating (or however long you expect a tire to last) to accurately figure out how much it will cost to hay yourself vs how much you spend to purchase it. The cost to purchase will continue to go up, and although some of your costs may also go up, i believe it will be much more beneficial to produce your own hay. Keep up the great work and always stay safe. Blessings to all of you on the ranch.
Great job Mike keep it up I hope you get a lot more hey I’m praying for you buddy
Thanks Mitchell, appreciate that.
I'm so glad you are getting hay this years I hope it will help you money that you want have to buy this years.you do a great job I love to here how you all are doing so thanks for sharing with us we love your help too God Bless you all talk to you tomorrow r next time you post thanks
Hi Mike . I hope you look at your 8 bolts on the spokes on the front wheels every once in a while , had a friend had a 7420 never moved the wheels in or out , got about 5500 HR s on it front wheel came off in a lot putting a bale of hay in a feeder . Have a safe summer !
Omg that tire is broke bad.You got a job to do on that tire.You do all your work on all your equipment. THATS great so you don't have to have someone else to do it for you. YOU save money when you can .Thats great .
Keep on Bailing can’t wait to hear total numbers. You look a little tired today, hope you don’t fall asleep out there.
We've been working a lot cutting raking and bale'n. There is a light at the end of the tunnel! Thanks for watching.
Mike in the beginning of this video I was thinking I would use a saws all to cut off that tire. And low and behold thats what you used!! Smart minds think alike LOL
Mike I sure know how hot it can be in the hay fields.. I use to make small rectangular bails and we pitched them by hand up on a flat cart behind a tractor...UGH that was work.
Got to feel good getting hay from your own Ranch.
Definitely looks a lot greener than last year Mike
That it does Sergio!
I know it was a busy time for you but thanks for making a video
Will the 6420 have a problem with the new tire being bigger round than the right side? Strain in the drivetrain.
100 years ago when I was bustin' tires for Goodyear, we were taught "AWD and 4X4, always replace tires in pairs to avoid repairs." What says Deere?
Good luck with the rest of Hay 2022. Thanks for sharing, Mike -EZ
Tractor have proper differentials front and rear, not a speed sensing electronic clutch, so can cope with different wheel speeds.
Also, off road, the compliance of the tire wall and topsoil make driveline stresses.much lower.
In short, on tarmac with low profile rubber, there's there's lot less forgiveness in the system.
Hey Guy's, Glad to see the Hay..
Hey Mark. Im glad too!
Way to work smarter not harder getting that tire/rim up on the hub!
Thanks Zach
Glad that Jeff is still there - I was afraid that he bailed
Aww Mike it's only flat on one side lol hope the tire comes in and y'all will have a easy time haying. That is one big rim, Mike that's a two man job.
Funny, I thought that too.
@@OurWyomingLife "Hay" Mike! You changed that front tire in good style! Thank Goodness for portable generators and impact wrenches! BE VERY GLAD IT WASN'T A REAR TIRE! 😳 My hubby and I have changed 18.4 × 34's by ourselves several times on our 930 Case. With fluid in them! UGH! Glad you are getting homegrown hay baled up for your bovines! 🐃 🐃 They are going to LOVE it!!
I am so glad you got hay this year. With the high prices of fuel and the ground is still a bit dry, hay prices to buy it is going to be terrible I would guess.
I love homesteading
Noooooooo! I hate flat tires! 😒 Another great video! Almost done, well then alot of hauling to the hay yard! Yikes! Keep up the strong work! One bale at a time!
Im with ya there! Hate flats too.
Great video from the imperial co California.
Glad you enjoyed it Francisco
Wyoming is a lot like Texas. Starting the day with 65 and 90-100 by 4 then cool by 10 in the evening. Well 85 may feel cool after 100.
You sound a bit congested Mike... Hope you are not getting sick again 🤔🥺
During the Heat here in California I buy Powerade Zero & Gatorade Zero & Freeze... Then take it along with me in the morning to thaw out slowly while keeping it nice & refreshing.
Replaces all the Electrolytes & Minerals your body loses during Heat & Humidity.
Takes away the body aches, headache, light headedness & nausea that happens with Dehydration & Humidity ...
Water only makes you wet...
Does not replace what your body needs to refresh...
Hugs & Blessings Always 🙏❤️💙💖💖💙...💙🤗(Jeff)
Yes!✨🌿🌾💚✨ Perseverance!
I just love the range of skill you have. So versatile.
Haying seems to be going well. Do you now run the cattle on the hay fields to put some fertilizer into them?
Can you sow better grasses for future hay production? Are there ways to improve your hay meadows?
We, city folks, have it so easy.
Good job
Hope your back holds up!!! Great video. Think how strong your core is now.
I'd say the extra fuel cost for running the A/C probably adds more to the cost of a bale than does that new tyre.
Keep them old tractors and take care of them like you have. New ones are loaded with electronics and you have to call the dealer all the time to fix them
Thats the plan Kent.
@@OurWyomingLife AND that's a very good plan!! 👍
That's some swing in a day ... 60 to 97!
Thanks for video
If y’all could get a few of those scattered thunderstorms it would help that field to recoup for the cows.
Get all the hay you can !
It's hot here in Oklahoma 100+ for days now and more to come with no rain in sight.
Stay hydrated and dont forget sunscreen!
hello from uk thanks man
Good 👍 job man
Hi Mike awesome video I always injoy them
Come you can fix that tire haha 😄 😆
Wow! I know by watching your VLOGS you're a "hard worker". I truly wish you would do a "buddy system" when changing a tire like that. Don't want to see anything happen to any individual while trying to survive Farming/Ranching- Stay safe you guys!!!!