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Navy pilot stationed out here in the Central Valley. You'll pass right through after Tulare. I'd love to give you guys a tour of the base and show you the jets!
I'm not sure if anyone has ever told you but I throughly appreciate how much you struggle just so you can bring us along with you. You could easily set the camera down and give us a time lapse but nope. We're with you the whole way. And I love it
You might consider leaving about a foot between the pallet rack and the wall so if you have a pallet that extends over the back you won’t damage the wall. I may or may not have experience with a “dented” wall
THIS IS ONE THING I ALWAYS LOVED ABOUT FARMERS AND RANCHERS. IF THEY EVER NEED HELP WITH ANYTHING AND UR ABLE TO HELP THEY ALWAYS DO. NOT MANY OTHER FIELDS WOULD SOMEONE LET U BRING UR TRUCK OR WHATEVER TO COME TO THERE GARAGE AND HAVE WORK DONE ON THERE VEH. LARSON FARMS AND MILLENNIAL FARMER AWESOME HOW UR KEEPING THAT ALIVE IN HELPING OTHERS IN NEED.
You should be able to donate those windows to a habitat for humanity store they usually take building material. That is where we donated a lot of old stuff from our house renovation.
So glad to see that it's still "supper" somewhere and not dinner. Also beyond happy to see how well you appear to be bouncing back from the vid... Be well Zach.
Those pallet racks 😅 yeah. Eventually, I came up with a system... Lean end against the wall, but a beam real low to connect to other end. Now come back and do one at 5'. If you do the back side first, less ducking. What's real fun is putting them up with a fork lift. Get em started on low beam. Platform, rails (on an angle), platform+ rail. Bring forks between the ends, climb up on the forks, hook up the back rail then front rail. Now the platform. Rails on an angle so they can fit between your end stands...
2 comments: 1.) farming in the Valleys, San Joaquin, Sacramento, etc., is a lot different than the Midwest; 2.) donate those windows to your local Habitat for Humanity or a similar organization in your area that builds or repairs for those less fortunate. Keep the videos coming. This ol' guy hasn't felt more connected with farming due to your videos and others than I have in 20 years.
@@markschattner2278 My daddy always said "if you want your hand to quit hurting when you hit it with a hammer, quite hitting it with a hammer". If you don't like him, don't like what he says, just exit his site. In other words, quit hitting yourself with a hammer!!!
Respect for dealing with those shelves by yourself. Me and three other people took down a ton of them and it took forever and was a pain. I know how hard it is to deal with those.
Your local habitat for humanity might be a place to take the windows. Suggestion- attach the shelving to the wall, near the top, with good strong lags. You might think about making a bridge between the two rack section at the top. It would give you another 8’ or so of storage. Stay warm. Oh that’s right you’re going to CA!
I would get another set of horizontals and string them at the top between the racks, that way you get floor storage under the window and more space at the top.
You know the funny thing about shops and organizing. No matter how big it is or how much shelve you have. There never enough room. Always need a couple more bays!!
Must stop at Woolgrowers in Bakersfield for some fantastic Basque food - Tulare - you said it right the first time. Windows - Playhouse for the kids or enclosed back porch on the house
Hey! You got windows for the shed that blew down! (Talking from about 8 months later....) Put them in high up and you don't need so much light, yet don't lose much shelf space.
Hey Zack. Since you are going to be in Tulare (pronounced "to Larry") you might want to stop at Hilmar Cheese in Hilmar CA. Last year between the Texas plant and Hilmar CA plant they made over 1B lbs of cheese last year. I have been working with Hilmar for the last 25 yrs. I think you viewers might be interested. Enjoy the videos and your sense of humor.
19:20 the junk relocation program. Works every time until it's the next time lol. Then it works again until the next time when it doesn't work. Then again when it works again until it doesn't doesn't again and so on and so forth.
I can second this. I used to work at a factory with some that were even larger. I once saw a forklift driver misjudge putting a pallett up. He had three shelves come down on the lift along with about 7,000 lbs of parts onto the lift. (the cage saved him but not his pants 😁) Thankfully the legs of the rack and the top layer stayed put because of the legs were bolted to the floor. That steel will twist if you aren't careful.
You crack me up Zach. I appreciate your dry sense of humor and bringing me a few good laughs in most of your videos especially because I suffer from major depressive disorder, situational and social anxiety, insomnia, ocd, and many other health issues. So it is truly a battle for anyone to be able to truly make me laugh but you sir accomplish that every upload. On another note, I know I am a year late but if those windows are still in your shop we are building our own shipping container energy efficient house, so if ya still have them I'm sure my husband would be interested as we can custom build the frames to their size.
Ah yes. . . the good ol' hand truck! Takes me back to my first "real" job as a kid working in the back room of our local grocery store. Spent most of my days moving pallets of goods from point "A" to point "B" with those trucks! After 7 years, it was almost like an extension of my own body! Paid for 4 years of college doing that! 30+ years later now and retired! Good memories. . .
Having a few good, clean pallets is always hand...even just to keep stuff of the concrete. Even outdoors they'll last a year or two. Everything in my basement and garage is up on pallets to get them away from the rising-damp and to get some air circulation.
Love your videos and appreciate how HARD you guys work to make everyone in America eat and have fuel for our cars and trucks! Thank you Thank You THANK YOU! Also thanks for the great content!
Funny! Good video! Lots of variety, from mufflers, to snow removal, kid duties, haircut, Vegas, storage design, fueling up,. Good stuff, always something mixed with some rec time. Was in Las Vegas in old downtown area where they have the over head tunnel with lights & music cool!
@@deadghost1964this is a reference to another popular channel, It is a colloquial term started by the author of that channel referencing the lifestyle of hard working people in the Great Outdoors.
That nice spot between the pallet rack and roller drawer shelf, would make great storage for those Martin windows. At least for another 10 years or so...
hello zack hey that new pallet jack will also work good when you have to replace a wheel seal or bearings on one of the semi"s or semi trailers . just pull the axle and lock nuts then have the axle just high enough to put you pallet jack under both tires and with your brakes released pull hub and all as a unit , replace your parts then slide it back together and torque the nuts back on . i have worked for a couple of shops that we used these when we didnt have a wheel dolly or one that was being used somewhere else .sure is alot faster and hell of a lot easier than dissasembling everything .
I also have pallet racks in my shop, instead of just pilling stuff like shovels add a rack on the end of the pallet rack that holds things off the floor it sure helps in keeping things organized. Thanks John.
Hey Zack! They make inverted blowers, they’re amazing. I love mine, not the cheapest blowers but when you use it often, they’re worth every penny. Cheers from Ottawa!!!!
@@thoron86 yeah well you would get a lot more snow in one snowfall than North America, the inverted blowers don’t work so good when you can’t back up to a monster snow drift!!!
Sorry we missed you at the World Ag Expo. Was talking to the Thunder Creek guys and found out you were going to be there. Next time your out this way, would love to show you around the farm that I work on.
Interesting! We've always left our shuttles outside during the winter. Asked many times and was always told it was fine. Now all of a sudden your not supposed to? Gotta be a story behind that! Or a lawsuit! LOL.
@@kevinmeyer3884 - I’m in Ohio and was first told maybe ten years ago about 2-4-d and some broadleaf stuff by my supplier. Then they also added RoundUp too. I’ll see if there is anything “official” in the paperwork
Just looked up via Google. Some articles say it isn’t effected, but the University of Montana has an entire list of herbicides that lose efficacy when subject to cold storage. Some lose total effect when stored at 3°F. I’ll be reading more for sure…
Man I'm not going to lie. Me and a foster boy I got a year ago were just watching this. He always wants to watch your videos. And I always threw it on the tv when he wanted. You make good family content on here. This is the last video he will watch with me. He will leave us tomorrow. I listen to off the husk btw but only when the kids are not around lol.
Zach love your videos thanks. If there's any advice I can give you. It would be to put a couple anchor bolts on each one of the back side of the metal racks. I have personally seen them tip over for not being secured and almost crushing people. Would hate to see that happen or hear it happen to you or your children. And I just wanted to thank you for your videos and Podcast love listening to them while I'm trucking down the interstate
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable for sure. Love your stacking shelf unit. Great for making space in the shop. The pallet jack will more than pay for itself. We used one all the time. Really handy tool. Good job on the shelf’s Zach. Looking forward to the CA trip. Looking for all the great videos. Enjoy your trip. Lots of snow up your way and bitter cold weather. Been there done that. Brrrrrrr!!!!! Nice tractor rig for blowing or pushing snow. But moving snow does take time however you look at it. Love your muffler shop. Thanks to the Larson family. Love your new muffler system. Should make a difference on your pickup. Let us know what you think. About it I guess. Will be quiet now. Sorry I talk a lot. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Forgot. This video was before the frustration of the mower on the snow. Just thought I would tease you a bit Zach. That one will not be forgotten. Ya!!!!!!!
Zach: on your cold storage building, im curious why there isnt any big doors. Has always been that way or did there use to be doors on? Thank you. The lawn mower bit was really funny.
It has sliding doors but the rails are shitty and the doors don't slide well. We've had them fixed several times but those doors are so heavy they keep going bad so I just don't mess with them much
I here ya on the osha as i have put so many of those together by myself, 16ft uprights too. I had teardrop and republic over the years and many a sore muscles the next day lol
Okey Zach! That's no problem driving backwards if you get a real decent tractor as a Valtra or a Huddig or a Lännen. They are all build with turn around seat and made in Nordic countries with also Real winters! Just a suggestion from a Real Viking. ;D
Have fun in Tulare. Bird dog the best fodder manufacturer to sponsor Mike at Our Whyoming Life. 5 years of drought. Drive up and film the coast would be great content.
16:50 best part about having a loader with a blower on the back is you can push a bunch of snow with the loader and blow the snow back over that flows out from the sides of the bucket when you back up.
Zach -- The best thing about the Millennial Farmer is the talking dogs -- there is not another TH-cam channel that has dogs that actually talk -- they say the darnedest things!! OMG, is it ever fully.😊
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Zack
Would that be the dogs recommendation
Also do you have a business email
No business email
Donate the windows to the nearest Habitat for Humanity Restore, for the tax deduction.
@@Torthak I second this suggestion.
I'm pretty sure the nearest one would be in the Twin Cities.
@@douglascampbell9809 califona thats not far from Los angeles New york where my gf lives
It's mind boggling how much Zach sounds like Anna, blows me away......
Navy pilot stationed out here in the Central Valley. You'll pass right through after Tulare. I'd love to give you guys a tour of the base and show you the jets!
i love that this was filmed before the events of the video that came out yesterday, wonder how many will notice
We don't do that often, but in this case we had to!
Ya I noticed that to 😂
I was wondering where the lawnmower was 😂😂
I was thinking that the shelves are already up! What?
hope you guys visit bakersfield that my home town in ca
Kinda impressed that you've run a farm this long without a pallet jack. It is indeed a very good friend :)
I don't have a farm, and I have one, but I work on a farm. The pallet jack has helped me so many times.
And if you turn it round you scan scoot on it… used to race ours round our cold store at home.
Btw, in Germany we call the pallet jack "Ameise", which in english means "ant"!
@@andreaswienert5820 we used to call it a pumper truck - not the real name.
surprised he's not got a set of jill forks.
My brain broke at 5:23 ! The first and best TH-cam crossover I've ever seen! We in the Twin Cities appreciate our MN farmers!!
I'm not sure if anyone has ever told you but I throughly appreciate how much you struggle just so you can bring us along with you. You could easily set the camera down and give us a time lapse but nope. We're with you the whole way. And I love it
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You might consider leaving about a foot between the pallet rack and the wall so if you have a pallet that extends over the back you won’t damage the wall. I may or may not have experience with a “dented” wall
Just caught up to this video. Thank you for your patronage at the Venetian Casino Resort. My work home for the past 10 years. Farm on... 😎🙏
THIS IS ONE THING I ALWAYS LOVED ABOUT FARMERS AND RANCHERS. IF THEY EVER NEED HELP WITH ANYTHING AND UR ABLE TO HELP THEY ALWAYS DO. NOT MANY OTHER FIELDS WOULD SOMEONE LET U BRING UR TRUCK OR WHATEVER TO COME TO THERE GARAGE AND HAVE WORK DONE ON THERE VEH. LARSON FARMS AND MILLENNIAL FARMER AWESOME HOW UR KEEPING THAT ALIVE IN HELPING OTHERS IN NEED.
See anyone else YELLING?
Dude those are the prefect windows for new deer stand!
You should be able to donate those windows to a habitat for humanity store they usually take building material. That is where we donated a lot of old stuff from our house renovation.
That poetry in the description was beautiful. You should be the Millennial Poet!
So glad to see that it's still "supper" somewhere and not dinner. Also beyond happy to see how well you appear to be bouncing back from the vid... Be well Zach.
Dinner? Thats noon man....at least it was in rural Grove City, MN back in the '70's!
Dinner's the biggest meal of the day, whether it's breakfast, lunch, or supper! The others get filled in at their appropriate (approximate?) times
Supper is a fairly typical term in Canada.
Thanks for visiting Las Vegas, we'll see you again soon. -EZ
We need a raw “day in the life” of Zach Johnson. I love to see other days and their dynamic lifestyles.
Eagle screaming 😱 and yes some of us read the description ;) .... loved seeing Chet , what a kid!!
I like how your wife edited and inserted video of HER installing the camera right when you said "I installed it myself". LOL🤣
Those pallet racks 😅 yeah. Eventually, I came up with a system... Lean end against the wall, but a beam real low to connect to other end. Now come back and do one at 5'. If you do the back side first, less ducking.
What's real fun is putting them up with a fork lift. Get em started on low beam. Platform, rails (on an angle), platform+ rail. Bring forks between the ends, climb up on the forks, hook up the back rail then front rail. Now the platform. Rails on an angle so they can fit between your end stands...
2 comments: 1.) farming in the Valleys, San Joaquin, Sacramento, etc., is a lot different than the Midwest; 2.) donate those windows to your local Habitat for Humanity or a similar organization in your area that builds or repairs for those less fortunate. Keep the videos coming. This ol' guy hasn't felt more connected with farming due to your videos and others than I have in 20 years.
He's in it for the money all the commercials he runs
Thanks for the kind words David! We're looking forward to the CA trip!
@@markschattner2278 My daddy always said "if you want your hand to quit hurting when you hit it with a hammer, quite hitting it with a hammer". If you don't like him, don't like what he says, just exit his site. In other words, quit hitting yourself with a hammer!!!
Oh Gosh.... I grew up in Iowa/Minnesota.... watching your channel reminds me why I live in Texas now!
Respect for dealing with those shelves by yourself. Me and three other people took down a ton of them and it took forever and was a pain. I know how hard it is to deal with those.
Your local habitat for humanity might be a place to take the windows. Suggestion- attach the shelving to the wall, near the top, with good strong lags. You might think about making a bridge between the two rack section at the top. It would give you another 8’ or so of storage.
Stay warm. Oh that’s right you’re going to CA!
I would get another set of horizontals and string them at the top between the racks, that way you get floor storage under the window and more space at the top.
You know the funny thing about shops and organizing. No matter how big it is or how much shelve you have. There never enough room. Always need a couple more bays!!
Hey Zach, we got to see you use the nice new racks in the video yesterday. Awesome stuff anyway!
I was wondering if we had a time warp.... You know -30 does weird things to people
Must stop at Woolgrowers in Bakersfield for some fantastic Basque food - Tulare - you said it right the first time. Windows - Playhouse for the kids or enclosed back porch on the house
The windows give you an excuse to build a new hunting blind! At least that’s where the extras from our jobs go lol
Hey! You got windows for the shed that blew down! (Talking from about 8 months later....) Put them in high up and you don't need so much light, yet don't lose much shelf space.
Yes, more Larsonm farms collabs please!
Hey Zack. Since you are going to be in Tulare (pronounced "to Larry") you might want to stop at Hilmar Cheese in Hilmar CA. Last year between the Texas plant and Hilmar CA plant they made over 1B lbs of cheese last year. I have been working with Hilmar for the last 25 yrs. I think you viewers might be interested. Enjoy the videos and your sense of humor.
It's Zach...
Your acting skills are really improving Zach. I could almost believe you were actually a farmer in real life.
Have a lovely day for everyone here ❤ love from Morocco. God bless America and good night guys 🏁
Hey millennial farmer good to see you putting up videos for the new year big love from Australia 🇦🇺
19:20 the junk relocation program. Works every time until it's the next time lol. Then it works again until the next time when it doesn't work. Then again when it works again until it doesn't doesn't again and so on and so forth.
Zach, make sure your racks are attached to the floor or wall, preferably both.
I can second this. I used to work at a factory with some that were even larger.
I once saw a forklift driver misjudge putting a pallett up.
He had three shelves come down on the lift along with about 7,000 lbs of parts onto the lift. (the cage saved him but not his pants 😁)
Thankfully the legs of the rack and the top layer stayed put because of the legs were bolted to the floor.
That steel will twist if you aren't careful.
@@douglascampbell9809 Yep, I've seen it more than I wanted to.
I wonder if Uline sells a kit for attaching to the wall? I'll look into that this week
You crack me up Zach. I appreciate your dry sense of humor and bringing me a few good laughs in most of your videos especially because I suffer from major depressive disorder, situational and social anxiety, insomnia, ocd, and many other health issues. So it is truly a battle for anyone to be able to truly make me laugh but you sir accomplish that every upload. On another note, I know I am a year late but if those windows are still in your shop we are building our own shipping container energy efficient house, so if ya still have them I'm sure my husband would be interested as we can custom build the frames to their size.
Ah yes. . . the good ol' hand truck! Takes me back to my first "real" job as a kid working in the back room of our local grocery store. Spent most of my days moving pallets of goods from point "A" to point "B" with those trucks! After 7 years, it was almost like an extension of my own body! Paid for 4 years of college doing that! 30+ years later now and retired! Good memories. . .
Having a few good, clean pallets is always hand...even just to keep stuff of the concrete. Even outdoors they'll last a year or two. Everything in my basement and garage is up on pallets to get them away from the rising-damp and to get some air circulation.
Having moved from MN years ago, I didn't realize how much I missed the term "supper" until I heard you call it that.
Love the quick teleport feature, that took dedication!
Your new best friend pallet jack will come in really handy when it comes to changing tires, trust me!
Love your videos and appreciate how HARD you guys work to make everyone in America eat and have fuel for our cars and trucks! Thank you Thank You THANK YOU! Also thanks for the great content!
Those are some of best the finger snaps performed by that guy played by the Millennial Farmer.
Big fan of that back blade on the snow pusher. 👌 Let Onyx build a deer blind with the windows!
Funny! Good video! Lots of variety, from mufflers, to snow removal, kid duties, haircut, Vegas, storage design, fueling up,. Good stuff, always something mixed with some rec time. Was in Las Vegas in old downtown area where they have the over head tunnel with lights & music cool!
Man, you are so efficient you stacked everything on those shelves in the last video before you even had them built in this video! Nicely done sir 😉👍🏼
I thought i was crazy.... maybe missed this video before last one lmao
Zach get a short orange cross piece connect the two units over the window make more space over window. throw a pallet over window
Lag bolt the back of the uprights on your shelving so you don’t flip it on yourself removing products. It will happen one of these times.
Zach and Randy's excellent adventure
You weren't lying when you said your gunna pump out 10 vids in one week 🥰😁
That hasn't started yet!
Nice to see Andes Tower Hills again. I spent many days between there and Powder Ridge back in the 80's.
Give us a snowmobiling episode! And an off the husk podcast episode!! Love the videos!
Great vidjeo, Mr Zach.
This Gen Xer and former western Minnesota resident likes your stuff.
Enjoy California.
It video, not "vidjeo"
@@deadghost1964this is a reference to another popular channel,
It is a colloquial term started by the author of that channel referencing the lifestyle of hard working people in the Great Outdoors.
Hey Zach what if you made an A+B line down your driveway and then use auto steer in reverse? Might make life easier!
Love the Larson farms collaboration. Two of my favorite TH-cam ers
you do such a good job at everything you do....
you really should give your self a raise...
That nice spot between the pallet rack and roller drawer shelf, would make great storage for those Martin windows. At least for another 10 years or so...
Would have been sweet to see you a Matt from demo ranch meet up in Vegas. I'd really enjoy seeing y'all do a collab.
You have Minnesota fans here. You need to let us know. I’ll take care of everything. You’ll have a blast in Vegas
I love how you guys don’t post the videos in order!! It shows how laid back and cool you guys are!
Usually they're in order!
@@MillennialFarmer Oh wow the Man the myth the legends Wife responded!!!
hello zack hey that new pallet jack will also work good when you have to replace a wheel seal or bearings on one of the semi"s or semi trailers . just pull the axle and lock nuts then have the axle just high enough to put you pallet jack under both tires and with your brakes released pull hub and all as a unit , replace your parts then slide it back together and torque the nuts back on .
i have worked for a couple of shops that we used these when we didnt have a wheel dolly or one that was being used somewhere else .sure is alot faster and hell of a lot easier than dissasembling everything .
I also have pallet racks in my shop, instead of just pilling stuff like shovels add a rack on the end of the pallet rack that holds things off the floor it sure helps in keeping things organized. Thanks John.
@Vaughn Farms pretty sure it's Wendy's husband saying thanks then his name 😂
Hey Zack! They make inverted blowers, they’re amazing. I love mine, not the cheapest blowers but when you use it often, they’re worth every penny. Cheers from Ottawa!!!!
It's Zach
Tbh, this channel is the first time I've seen the "backwards" blowers. In Norway we only use the ones that point the other way
@@thoron86 yeah well you would get a lot more snow in one snowfall than North America, the inverted blowers don’t work so good when you can’t back up to a monster snow drift!!!
Zach, got to say it again: I just love your videos.
-John
Sorry we missed you at the World Ag Expo. Was talking to the Thunder Creek guys and found out you were going to be there. Next time your out this way, would love to show you around the farm that I work on.
It’s a fact about the RoundUp, but we were told don’t let it get under 30° - same with most broadleaf control, especially any 2-4-D.
Interesting! We've always left our shuttles outside during the winter. Asked many times and was always told it was fine. Now all of a sudden your not supposed to? Gotta be a story behind that! Or a lawsuit! LOL.
@@kevinmeyer3884 - I’m in Ohio and was first told maybe ten years ago about 2-4-d and some broadleaf stuff by my supplier. Then they also added RoundUp too. I’ll see if there is anything “official” in the paperwork
Just looked up via Google. Some articles say it isn’t effected, but the University of Montana has an entire list of herbicides that lose efficacy when subject to cold storage. Some lose total effect when stored at 3°F. I’ll be reading more for sure…
Those pallets would have made excellent platforms for the dogs to sleep on, gets them off the cold floor when they're outside.
Love the videos Zach. Can’t wait for the next one
Oh, it looks so nice and warm there in Vegas.
Can’t thank you enough for putting out more content, MF is the best channel on utube. Rock on!
Man I'm not going to lie. Me and a foster boy I got a year ago were just watching this. He always wants to watch your videos. And I always threw it on the tv when he wanted. You make good family content on here. This is the last video he will watch with me. He will leave us tomorrow. I listen to off the husk btw but only when the kids are not around lol.
Would Beccy ever laugh her head off when she cuts the videos, just like I did when Anna introduced simply safe?
It's Becky
That's a reliable camerawoman, make sure to leave her something in your will.
Zach love your videos thanks. If there's any advice I can give you. It would be to put a couple anchor bolts on each one of the back side of the metal racks. I have personally seen them tip over for not being secured and almost crushing people. Would hate to see that happen or hear it happen to you or your children. And I just wanted to thank you for your videos and Podcast love listening to them while I'm trucking down the interstate
@@deadghost1964thanks wasn't paying attention
I'm definitely going to be looking into anchoring them, thanks!
Regarding the windows, you can donate them to habitat for humanity. They take all sorts of building materials. Great vid keep 'em coming.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable for sure.
Love your stacking shelf unit. Great for making space in the shop. The pallet jack will more than pay for itself. We used one all the time. Really handy tool. Good job on the shelf’s Zach.
Looking forward to the CA trip. Looking for all the great videos. Enjoy your trip.
Lots of snow up your way and bitter cold weather. Been there done that. Brrrrrrr!!!!!
Nice tractor rig for blowing or pushing snow. But moving snow does take time however you look at it.
Love your muffler shop. Thanks to the Larson family. Love your new muffler system. Should make a difference on your pickup. Let us know what you think.
About it I guess. Will be quiet now. Sorry I talk a lot. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy.
Forgot. This video was before the frustration of the mower on the snow. Just thought I would tease you a bit Zach. That one will not be forgotten. Ya!!!!!!!
I always read the video description to answer your question
Love the content keep up the good work!
Those racks you put up were built in Niles Michigan at a company called store fixtures.
Not a lot going on in this one, but for some reason, it's was one of my favorites and very entertaining. Thanks Zach.
"Zach & Randy Do America" that is absolute gold!
Zach: on your cold storage building, im curious why there isnt any big doors. Has always been that way or did there use to be doors on? Thank you. The lawn mower bit was really funny.
It has sliding doors but the rails are shitty and the doors don't slide well. We've had them fixed several times but those doors are so heavy they keep going bad so I just don't mess with them much
@@MillennialFarmer You shall consider about motorized doors?
I here ya on the osha as i have put so many of those together by myself, 16ft uprights too. I had teardrop and republic over the years and many a sore muscles the next day lol
Just watch out for the motorcyclists that are lane-splitting in California. It's perfectly legal. And have fun!
Build a little shed just for your lawn mower. Put the 5 windows in it so we can all see your lawn mower is safe and sound and sleep good at night.
I am not sure if it does any good , but I am flagging the Porn ads .
🇺🇸🥃 when the snow Squeaks you know it’s beyond cold
Okey Zach! That's no problem driving backwards if you get a real decent tractor as a Valtra or a Huddig or a Lännen. They are all build with turn around seat and made in Nordic countries with also Real winters! Just a suggestion from a Real Viking. ;D
Our family is from Portage La Prarie and I worked on Great Bear Lake in the NWT. I feel your cold!! Hang in there. All the best from Ottawa.
Toby the beagle wearing a Larson Farms t-shirt is so freakin cute 😭
We will all keep coming back zack its entertaining know matter what cheer's.
Thank you for your snow videos. It reminds why I no longer live in the North :) I had to put a sweater and some slippers on just watching.
I love having a pallet jack in the shop, it's amazing how handy they are. I like to stack 4x4's on them to pick up quads and utv's.
Yes I read the description. Thanks for the editing and descriptions Becky.
Have fun in Tulare. Bird dog the best fodder manufacturer to sponsor Mike at Our Whyoming Life. 5 years of drought. Drive up and film the coast would be great content.
16:50 best part about having a loader with a blower on the back is you can push a bunch of snow with the loader and blow the snow back over that flows out from the sides of the bucket when you back up.
Pallet racking is the best thing I put in my shed, a shed worth of stuff off the floor on the shelves that I'll never use
25 degrees and awesome 😆 that's really cold down here in the south
Yep I read them! Very poetic!!
Zach -- The best thing about the Millennial Farmer is the talking dogs -- there is not another TH-cam channel that has dogs that actually talk -- they say the darnedest things!! OMG, is it ever fully.😊