She sure does look good with her new shoes. Little kids can sleep through anything, lol. Atleast he went to sleep happy, lol. It was nice of you to give him a ride. He may not remember it, but you will, lol. I'm sure he will get more chances in the future.
I was told when I was “2or 3” years old, grandad would put my in the “messy frigisum” and give me rides for the exact purpose of making me fall asleep. I was grandads “fender weight” from then on until I was too big to be comfortable with us both riding on his tractors.
Ethan. It's great that you took the time to share your love of farming with your friend's child. You never know how your simple efforts may inspire future generations for farmers! Well done!
That 3208 in that tractor sure has its own sound. It's one of those sound when you hear it you know what it is. Spring tillage is hear. Can't wait for the tillage videos and planting. Keep up the great videos.
Looks good OFB, soil looks like it’s working up great. Tires have to make difference…that hum and bounce from tractors can put anyone to sleep👍🏻keep crushin it young man🇺🇸
I used to ride everywhere with my Father in a 87 Silverado I'd fall asleep leaning up against him, every time I woke up I saw the gas tank switch. I still smile when I see the switch in my 87.
Very enjoyable video. The ole white did good with her new shoes. It's always good to see a younger generation take an interest in this stuff. My little boy will do the same thing, if he sees me on something, he wants a ride.
I remember falling asleep in my dad's lap plowing with my grandpa's 4020. But I also have almost fallen asleep plowing by myself on the same tractor at 3am trying to beat the weather. Now with my little guy 4 generations have sat in the exact same seat.
Being a kid living on the farm when Dad would go plowing or doing something else with the tractors, I liked going with Dad I don't recall falling asleep but maybe I did earlier on. Thanks Michael
There are many videos on TH-cam of sleeping sounds - you should make a video of sleeping sounds from the noise from one of your tractors (I think is the green one) - I love the sound of that tractor when it is running hard and fast across a field - great sound.
first tractor i road on with dad was a messy hairs 444 diesel . john deer 3 16" mounted plow i was leaning against the fender at night. dad seen i was getting tired and ask if i wanted to go another round,acours i did. thank god dad was watching me because i fell asleep .when i woke up i was in the house. open station like most tractors then,that could have bin bad. i still have the tractor but dad had two of them and this one was taken apart in 1974 to keep the other one running still hoping to find a good motter and get it restored.
Not so much doing tillage because I’d always bang my head on the window when we went over a rut in the 4240, but I do remember falling asleep to the sound of the IH 830 chopper chopping haylage when I was real little. Man I miss them days of riding in the cab or on the fenders. Best way to grow up
Hedges work really well for a "fence"... especially for keeping deer out and for blocking the wind.. I would put tall hedges between the trees and use the treeline as the fenceline.. could also run a fence between the trees
The white looks good with new rubber. I had some worn out bias ply tires on my AC 7010, I had them come out on some Michelin radials on (18.4 R38 agribibs) and she looks mean and it made a world of a difference. I could grab 4 more gears now that I’m not slipping around everywhere and it lugs the tractor down instead of spinning out. It was a lot of money to throw down but I’m happy with the purchase after the first use
Don't matter how much a rattle box a cab is, kids will sleep in em. My lil girl will pass out pretty quick in my 4630 with the windows open n that straight piped 404 just singing.
Falling asleep riding an old WD 45 plowing the bottom lands comes back to memory - couldn't have been older than 5 or 6. My younger brother riding the other fender. Thanks for sharing.
Howdy ya'll, I agree, growing up around equipment is the best way to grow up, that and dirt bikes 😅 I remember when my Dad would tell me to jump on my bike, and head to so and so's Farm, he has some work for you to do, and I'd hop on my Kawasaki 250 making sure I hit every jump I could.... several times 😂 Ya, way better than the crap kids waste their time on today, cell phones and tablets, complete waste of time, so glad I grew up on a Farm, Stay safe and Farm on my Friends, Peace
My oldest daughter would fall asleep on our 77 when my wife would take her on it with her, a few months ago i was doing some work with our john deere 440 dozer (with the 2 cylinder detroit) and had it screaming away next to the house while the youngest daughter was asleep on my wifes lap on the porch like 10 feet away
What would that 74 h picker fit and are fender tanks rare and love the channel man keep it up you are an inspiration to the farm tuber community you even inspired me in part to create my own channel
My brother was the same way, you wanted him to sleep all you needed to do was take him for a ride. Nice to be able to do something like that for a friend's child when these days people are so concerned with safety and fiscal responsibility if "anything happened".
Nice too see you getting some field work done Ethan. I have a question for you since you have been doing a fair amount of field reclamation the last couple of years. I have about two acres of Alder that got flattened from the heavy snow and ice we got up here this year. I'm thinking about putting it into hay but I have never dealt with anything like Alder roots. Do you have any ideas for how to get rid of them?
Noticed your Tach wasn't working I do have a brand new NOS the 90 degree Tach gear drive for it if that's the issue! I bought it thinking was for 1850 that's what part number said on box ya well come find out it's for 2255,4-150,4-180, ect! Someone put in wrong box so I was just letting ya know and got few #2 rake brochures as well if your interested in them let me know! Going to sell them and though I was let ya know!
What year is the 4-150? I ran one with a very similar dash in 1977. It was a loaner form the south bend plant with an experimental disk. I was king of the hill for a couple of days as a young man. Somewhere there was a hand written review form I completed. I had to measure depth, various speeds and total fuel used plus I am sure some other stuff. I wish I had thought about taking pictures with a regular camera. Then in the fall, got a 2-155 with a disk with hydraulic wings that were kept folded. On the back of the disk was a chisel plow that was controlled by the wing circuit as the wings weren’t used. As I recall it didn’t work very well as the weight was way off. Hard to believe that was 46 years ago. But one reason I love the Oliver white line.
She sure does look good with her new shoes. Little kids can sleep through anything, lol. Atleast he went to sleep happy, lol. It was nice of you to give him a ride. He may not remember it, but you will, lol. I'm sure he will get more chances in the future.
He loves equipment.
Ha! Little farm boy falls asleep in the tractor? Yep! Sounds about right. 👍🏻😁
I was told when I was “2or 3” years old, grandad would put my in the “messy frigisum” and give me rides for the exact purpose of making me fall asleep. I was grandads “fender weight” from then on until I was too big to be comfortable with us both riding on his tractors.
I like your GPS (Got it Pretty Straight) haha 👍
Ethan. It's great that you took the time to share your love of farming with your friend's child. You never know how your simple efforts may inspire future generations for farmers! Well done!
Yep
My daughter falls asleep every time she crawls in the tractor with me. Be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska
Good times.
Good stuff really enjoy these kinds of videos👍👍👍👍
Never gets old seeing this machine do what she was made to do.
Thanks
That 3208 in that tractor sure has its own sound. It's one of those sound when you hear it you know what it is. Spring tillage is hear. Can't wait for the tillage videos and planting. Keep up the great videos.
They are as unique as a Detroit.
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Looks good OFB, soil looks like it’s working up great. Tires have to make difference…that hum and bounce from tractors can put anyone to sleep👍🏻keep crushin it young man🇺🇸
Better than any sleeping pill.
I used to ride everywhere with my Father in a 87 Silverado I'd fall asleep leaning up against him, every time I woke up I saw the gas tank switch. I still smile when I see the switch in my 87.
Good old trucks.
That chisel plow is doing a nice job working the ground.
Very enjoyable video. The ole white did good with her new shoes. It's always good to see a younger generation take an interest in this stuff. My little boy will do the same thing, if he sees me on something, he wants a ride.
Gotta raise them right.
I remember falling asleep in my dad's lap plowing with my grandpa's 4020. But I also have almost fallen asleep plowing by myself on the same tractor at 3am trying to beat the weather. Now with my little guy 4 generations have sat in the exact same seat.
Better hang on to that tractor.
Being a kid living on the farm when Dad would go plowing or doing something else with the tractors, I liked going with Dad I don't recall falling asleep but maybe I did earlier on. Thanks Michael
Good memories
Always a good feeling to get things rolling. The drone of a tractor engine works sleepytime magic with little ones!!!
Yep
Brother the rocking of the old new Holland baler used to put my kids out like lights
Dad gum that fresh plow dirt looks like it smells good silver bullet looks good with the new tires. Good start on a new year.
Looking great man. The new tires looking to be a great investment. Perhaps a taller jack for the chisel plow next?
There are many videos on TH-cam of sleeping sounds - you should make a video of sleeping sounds from the noise from one of your tractors (I think is the green one) - I love the sound of that tractor when it is running hard and fast across a field - great sound.
Sure looks like the new tires are doing great. Awesome rig
3208's certainly don't do subtle. Didn't matter where our 4-180 was on the Farm you always heard it if it was working.
And with them it’s not even really the exhaust sound. The engine itself is just loud.
Sounds like the little guy enjoyed his ride! I bet he will want another one when you are in the field again 🙂
I’m sure of it.
first tractor i road on with dad was a messy hairs 444 diesel . john deer 3 16" mounted plow i was leaning against the fender at night. dad seen i was getting tired and ask if i wanted to go another round,acours i did. thank god dad was watching me because i fell asleep .when i woke up i was in the house. open station like most tractors then,that could have bin bad. i still have the tractor but dad had two of them and this one was taken apart in 1974 to keep the other one running still hoping to find a good motter and get it restored.
Those might be the handiest cylinder blocks I've ever seen...no loose chain and pin to lose!
Tires look good , I keep a short chain for those kind of hookup issues I pick tongue up with 3point hitch
Not so much doing tillage because I’d always bang my head on the window when we went over a rut in the 4240, but I do remember falling asleep to the sound of the IH 830 chopper chopping haylage when I was real little. Man I miss them days of riding in the cab or on the fenders. Best way to grow up
I could see a chopper being easy to fall asleep to.
Just wait until you have one of your own and they want to ride with you. I kinda makes me tear up thinking about those days.
Hedges work really well for a "fence"... especially for keeping deer out and for blocking the wind..
I would put tall hedges between the trees and use the treeline as the fenceline.. could also run a fence between the trees
The white looks good with new rubber. I had some worn out bias ply tires on my AC 7010, I had them come out on some Michelin radials on (18.4 R38 agribibs) and she looks mean and it made a world of a difference. I could grab 4 more gears now that I’m not slipping around everywhere and it lugs the tractor down instead of spinning out. It was a lot of money to throw down but I’m happy with the purchase after the first use
Our next door neighbors had a 4/180 with wide singles if it was working almost everybody knew it it was LOUD
Love seeing the 4-150 at work we are hay farmers and the biggest tractor we have is a jd 4040 100 hp
I miss those days when my son would fall asleep cutting grass. Now his son are doing the same thing.
I bet she pulls like a different tractor.
I bet the tires are really helping on the pull!
Don't matter how much a rattle box a cab is, kids will sleep in em. My lil girl will pass out pretty quick in my 4630 with the windows open n that straight piped 404 just singing.
Wish I could sleep that good.
Looks like she is running strong.
Yep
I did alot of sleeping as a kid in the tractor too.
Falling asleep riding an old WD 45 plowing the bottom lands comes back to memory - couldn't have been older than 5 or 6. My younger brother riding the other fender. Thanks for sharing.
Sleeping on one of those is a trick.
Howdy ya'll,
I agree, growing up around equipment is the best way to grow up, that and dirt bikes 😅 I remember when my Dad would tell me to jump on my bike, and head to so and so's Farm, he has some work for you to do, and I'd hop on my Kawasaki 250 making sure I hit every jump I could.... several times 😂
Ya, way better than the crap kids waste their time on today, cell phones and tablets, complete waste of time, so glad I grew up on a Farm, Stay safe and Farm on my Friends, Peace
My oldest daughter would fall asleep on our 77 when my wife would take her on it with her, a few months ago i was doing some work with our john deere 440 dozer (with the 2 cylinder detroit) and had it screaming away next to the house while the youngest daughter was asleep on my wifes lap on the porch like 10 feet away
What would that 74 h picker fit and are fender tanks rare and love the channel man keep it up you are an inspiration to the farm tuber community you even inspired me in part to create my own channel
My brother was the same way, you wanted him to sleep all you needed to do was take him for a ride. Nice to be able to do something like that for a friend's child when these days people are so concerned with safety and fiscal responsibility if "anything happened".
Yep
My son is 3 and falls asleep real quick in the 2-105
Always make time for kids that is what it is about
For sure.
Also what should I expect to pay for a 1755 Oliver I’ve been looking for one
That big old tractor that looks like a toy it's pulling a 4020 would walk away with that lol
I’d like to see you try to pull a 9 shank disk chisel with 4 inch cupped twist shovels 12 inches in the ground. You would be very embarrassed.
@@Oliver66FarmBoy yeah a 4020 wouldn't even think about it u telling the truth
Nice too see you getting some field work done Ethan. I have a question for you since you have been doing a fair amount of field reclamation the last couple of years. I have about two acres of Alder that got flattened from the heavy snow and ice we got up here this year. I'm thinking about putting it into hay but I have never dealt with anything like Alder roots. Do you have any ideas for how to get rid of them?
A root rake is gonna be about your only viable option. Or a really heavy construction style offset disk.
How many shanks you pulling? New tires are the best. The worst part is the bill
My dad done the same thing when he was farming in ih 1486
She looks mean with her new shoes on.
Noticed your Tach wasn't working I do have a brand new NOS the 90 degree Tach gear drive for it if that's the issue! I bought it thinking was for 1850 that's what part number said on box ya well come find out it's for 2255,4-150,4-180, ect! Someone put in wrong box so I was just letting ya know and got few #2 rake brochures as well if your interested in them let me know! Going to sell them and though I was let ya know!
Keep up the good videos love seeing the ole glencoe chisel pull one are my cousins along with a 13 as well
I don't want to get off the subject of farming, but how is your pickup truck? Did you get it back?
What year is the 4-150? I ran one with a very similar dash in 1977. It was a loaner form the south bend plant with an experimental disk. I was king of the hill for a couple of days as a young man. Somewhere there was a hand written review form I completed. I had to measure depth, various speeds and total fuel used plus I am sure some other stuff. I wish I had thought about taking pictures with a regular camera.
Then in the fall, got a 2-155 with a disk with hydraulic wings that were kept folded. On the back of the disk was a chisel plow that was controlled by the wing circuit as the wings weren’t used. As I recall it didn’t work very well as the weight was way off. Hard to believe that was 46 years ago.
But one reason I love the Oliver white line.
1974. Pictures would have been nice. There’s nothing of that nature from south bend.
Don’t use shell farm fuel it’s bad. Cenex is best