Tessa, welcome back.. You were missed ♥️ I love your travel videos, thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into making these videos Hayden ❤️❤️ Glad you all made it safely! - Hope
Loved the new travel shots of moving your equipment. Loved the sweet downshifting of the 18 wheeler pulling a grade. Somebody knows how to ride! Awesome! Things like that may seem ordinary and boring to you guys traveling, but it is new to us who have never farmed in our life. Fascinated with your travels to harvest America's bounty. Thanks for the ride along! Nice to see Tessa back! Fall is definitely in the air!
You can take a tour at the Grand Island plant. They offer them. I’ve spent a lot of time there and Hastings. The funny thing to me is, all those fields of beans and corn around that plant? And all you see are Deere combines and tractors running. It makes me laugh every time I am there.
Outstanding video. Love the different shots, combined camera was very cool. Welcome back Tessa. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Pray you all have a safe move
Glad y’all made it safe. Good to see Tessa back. Love her lil angel. About five months ago we had to send our weiny dog to be with Jesus after 19 years. Love every day you have with your fur angels. They are an amazing part of our lives. Stay safe and good luck on the harvest.
The 2,000-mile journey seems like such a grind, but watching you haul all that equipment and seeing those sunsets is amazing. That shot in Valentine, Nebraska was stunning! 🌅💪
You would enjoy going. through the John Deere combine plant and the Commons in Moline Illinois. The Commons is where they display the new equipment and a memorabilia store where you can spend a lot of money. I live 10 mile from there and I visit the Commons often even though it is the wrong color of equipment for me . Happy Harvest!
My mom graduated in Valentine. I had a 1st cousin living there he just past away. Danielski Harvesting and Farming is base out of Valentine too. And that Sinclare gas station is own by them. My cousin ran his semi truck with the for many years.
Great video of the move to start harvesting for customers. Glad to see the trip there went successful with no incidents. I wish I was part of your team either running the grain cart or one of the trucks. That Montana 5th Wheel is quite a nice Hotel but you certainly deserve some comfort after spending spending the day in the combine. Thanks again Hayden for sharing another great video with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from the 1st state of Delaware.
1880 Town are all old building, many in near original condition. Many were moved in to the present site. There is some memorabilia from the movie Dancing with Wolves. It is an interesting stop. We went thru the JD combine factory a few years ago. It was just a little before JD was going to quit building their "straw walker" combines. It was an interesting tour.
Great Scenic trip. The prairies do offer a great deal to see. Next year you should meet up with Laura from Laura Farms she lives near Grand island. Put my wheat totals on last video
Coming out of badlands south of kadoka is what we call quiver hill. Not near as bad since they rebuilt the road years ago. Still would like to meet your crew and shake your hands. You drive by within 3 miles of me.
I did not realize the # of harvest equipment/campers that you have with you. Perhaps you should think about using a teepee like the Indians used. 5 poles and a canvas. lol 😀😀 You mentioned changing to chains to prevent combine fires. Could you explain that more?? Thanks for the video.
It appears grain harvest is the majority of your custom work.....does the corn season extend long enough to own your own heads? ( not trying to pry into your finances, but just curious)
How is it that you calculate so that you make money on this whole thing from spring in the fall, with all the moving breakdowns, fuel, etc. paying for the combines headers trucks campers pick ups, so that you actually make money and come out in the black? A $10,000 hydraulic part for a combine Repair . Wow, how do you come out in the black, and the farmers are happy to hire you?!!!
It’s certainly not an easy business. But the numbers side of the company is the same as any other. Some years are black and some years are red. You just gotta keep on prayin’
@@HaydenOnHarvest I saw you came into hays, but for future needs, the bypass is open and it’s great for wide loads and trucks. We haul sprayers that way. You turn west south of hays at the four way stop, it curves you north by the university then you cross over interstate and now it curves you back to 183 on feedlot road. 100% would recommend
S770 is most reliable fuel efficient combine 90% harvesting crews run its all about what whats most profitable.. there is about two job a year you need need more power the rest would be a waste of fuel we cut more 30 bushel wheat than anything there for 770 is the best for our operation..
Feel for you guys, puts the trials of UK contractors into perspective, not the best year for you, hopefully things improve, you certainly earn every penny or should that be Dollar
What if.....someone were hired to go through each combine nightly, refuel, blow off, grease, check sections, clean window, do everything and a bit more than is done every morning before you head to the fields? would 10 hours cover that? what would it cost? 20-25/hr? Would it then save the crew an hour in the morning? Would $300 then get an extra hour for each combine in the field, not to mention an extra hour of sleep for everyone on the crew? an extra hour of sleep each day is worth what? Pile on me, readers if I'm missing something here. I'm not criticizing the amazing effort by everyone on the crew for the months they're on the moving harvest, but waking up groggy in the morning and doing critical inspections day after day maybe isn't the best use of resources.....I certainly can't see the majority of the custom harvesters as they're not on TH-cam, but wondering if this IS being done on some crews.
@jameskelley8839 - one person isn’t doing everything you listed each morning/night. We all branch off & split it up so that someone is fueling, while someone else is greasing, while someone else is washing windows & cabs, & someone else is usually doing a walk around. It’s a group effort & doesn’t take a long as you think. We are a small crew & have to make do sometimes. It’s hard enough just filling the necessary jobs- being away from home for months on end isn’t something that a lot of people jump at.
do you have to get overwidth permits or are you exempt also you are not getting younger go do some traveling while young enjoy it way better been there done that
An ominous way to start a video with that burned out combine with a full load of grain on it. Shutter! A lot of driving. Did you mention what date is was? Don't think so. You have corn and then beans at this location? Oh, and yes. I know what it is like trying to watch a movie when someone is saying all the words before the actors say them. LOL. I'm the one who does that!!!
EvanC8, do your homework before you come on here and get Ur crap straight. Deere isn't moving anywhere, it was only the CTL & skidsteer division and Gates is NOT a majority shareholder of Deere, so first learn to read, 2nd how to comprehend what you read then verify your source.
@@dvt3802 guess you jumped the gun on Deere,any move Deere makes is a move, just the start for Deere ,their new stuff is junk, the sun in law bought a few new 8320's and they are junk ,has to have one sitting in the yard all the time
I know that case combine factory has tours regularly. I’m guessing John Deere does too but I don’t know especially since they are moving to Mexico like a bunch of douche bags. 8 billion in net profit isnt enough they need more. They should get taxed for equipment coming out of Mexico then they would think twice That ceo went from 3 million to 15 a million per year salary in a very short time. Hes the one that choose to go to Mexico. Another thing that makes me not want to own all my green paint is the fact that bill gates is majority share holder of John Deere now. He is the biggest lowlife there is. So it makes my want to buy any non green equipment. Even though I like the equipment. The AF 11 we demoed is much more impressive then the x9 we had demoed 3 weeks ago.
Trump says when he is elected the green equipment coming from Mexico to USA will have a 100% tariff placed on it! Could be interesting fight between Musk and Gates with Trump in between. lol
East Moline, IL, is calling your name! We're ready for you!
It’s good to see you smiling and happy again Hayden. Tess. It’s good to see you back
Tessa, welcome back.. You were missed ♥️
I love your travel videos, thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into making these videos Hayden ❤️❤️ Glad you all made it safely! - Hope
Loved the new travel shots of moving your equipment. Loved the sweet downshifting of the 18 wheeler pulling a grade. Somebody knows how to ride! Awesome! Things like that may seem ordinary and boring to you guys traveling, but it is new to us who have never farmed in our life. Fascinated with your travels to harvest America's bounty. Thanks for the ride along! Nice to see Tessa back! Fall is definitely in the air!
Some one should give him a raise 🙋🏼♂️
You can take a tour at the Grand Island plant. They offer them. I’ve spent a lot of time there and Hastings. The funny thing to me is, all those fields of beans and corn around that plant? And all you see are Deere combines and tractors running. It makes me laugh every time I am there.
Outstanding video. Love the different shots, combined camera was very cool. Welcome back Tessa. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Pray you all have a safe move
Glad y’all made it safe. Good to see Tessa back. Love her lil angel. About five months ago we had to send our weiny dog to be with Jesus after 19 years. Love every day you have with your fur angels. They are an amazing part of our lives. Stay safe and good luck on the harvest.
It is nice to see you are back Tess.
Savage intro to the video Hayden. Super footage and editing. Thank you
The 2,000-mile journey seems like such a grind, but watching you haul all that equipment and seeing those sunsets is amazing. That shot in Valentine, Nebraska was stunning! 🌅💪
realy amazing
Glad you guys make it safely good to see Tessa back!!!
Hey, that town is pretty cool. You gotta check it out. Sometime dances with the wolves was filmed out there.
You would enjoy going. through the John Deere combine plant and the Commons in Moline Illinois. The Commons is where they display the new equipment and a memorabilia store where you can spend a lot of money. I live 10 mile from there and I visit the Commons often even though it is the wrong color of equipment for me . Happy Harvest!
Welcome back Tessa. How do your dog and dibbs get along?
My mom graduated in Valentine. I had a 1st cousin living there he just past away. Danielski Harvesting and Farming is base out of Valentine too. And that Sinclare gas station is own by them. My cousin ran his semi truck with the for many years.
I've actually driven past the case combine factory and it's so cool seeing some of their combines on display in front of the building
Told a neighbor thought it was a scrap yard!
I'm watching from Hawaii while on vacation. Back to North Dakota on Friday, enjoy your videos.
Another leg of your journey in life bag. Thank for sharing the trip,
Moving can be a long tireing chore,looks like every thing went great.🤩👍👍
Great video of the move to start harvesting for customers. Glad to see the trip there went successful with no incidents. I wish I was part of your team either running the grain cart or one of the trucks. That Montana 5th Wheel is quite a nice Hotel but you certainly deserve some comfort after spending spending the day in the combine. Thanks again Hayden for sharing another great video with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from the 1st state of Delaware.
@shawnpowell5876 - we are always looking to hire truck drivers.
@HarvestChic it's something I'd certainly be interested in.
1880 town is a cool little town to stop at. Did it last year while on vacation!
I wish I knew you guys were in Broken Bow. I would take it all out for supper. Be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska
1880 Town are all old building, many in near original condition. Many were moved in to the present site. There is some memorabilia from the movie Dancing with Wolves. It is an interesting stop. We went thru the JD combine factory a few years ago. It was just a little before JD was going to quit building their "straw walker" combines. It was an interesting tour.
I've enjoyed watching 4G crew move from ND to NE! Also that was a nice intro on this video with the 4G logo! 👍
Tessa is your right hand! Golden girl!
Great Scenic trip. The prairies do offer a great deal to see. Next year you should meet up with Laura from Laura Farms she lives near Grand island. Put my wheat totals on last video
I think the combine factory in Grand Island does give tours
Just remember Tessa…. He won’t ever buy the cow if he gets the milk (or in this video, “the header”😂) for free. 😬
Seen my house in the vid have to wave next time
I recognize the badlands of South Dakota. Thanks. That is a fifth wheel. Fancier than a camper.
I know people who live in them year round.
Coming out of badlands south of kadoka is what we call quiver hill. Not near as bad since they rebuilt the road years ago.
Still would like to meet your crew and shake your hands. You drive by within 3 miles of me.
Intro🔥🔥🔥
Excellent intro, great editing.
I did not realize the # of harvest equipment/campers that you have with you. Perhaps you should think about using
a teepee like the Indians used. 5 poles and a canvas. lol 😀😀 You mentioned changing to chains to prevent combine fires.
Could you explain that more?? Thanks for the video.
@mikeklehr105 - we drag chains to prevent static. Static & fine soybean dust isn’t a good combo.
@@HarvestChic I never even thought about that but thank you for that reply
We stopped at that town on vacation ,those buildings were all hauled it .There were so many Wasps in all the buildings we only stayed about 5 minutes.
Awesome video . thank you so much
If you ever tour the Case IH factory you might want to tour the Hornady ammo factory there as well.
Last summer, I went and got to tour the John Deere combine factory and is really cool. I also got to the Kenzie factory was really cool too.
I've been to 1880 town most of the buildings were relocated to that area.
🇺🇸🇺🇸 yes Tess you we’re miss welcome back 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Cool Runnings is the best
The combine factory in Grand Island is also the New Holland combine factory which is what it was originally until the two combined together
just curious what the song is called that you use at the beginning of your video
There is a TH-cam show called 1880's Drifters. Unsure if they are or have any connection to the place you were talking about or not
That burnt combine was a bit chilling to see. But sadly lots of them burn.
Gotta have your opening riff!
Wow, you are seeing breath in August.. no thanks.. I'll keep the warmer weather of Missouri
It appears grain harvest is the majority of your custom work.....does the corn season extend long enough to own your own heads? ( not trying to pry into your finances, but just curious)
On normal years yes, although this year are fall work is very short.
@jameskelley8839 - yes we own our own corn headers
Does Tafari not like being on camera?
Are your Dad and Safari the only truck drivers, or can you or your Mom drive if needed ? Thanks.
1:26 Oh no!!!
WOW new intro!!
What's the title of the song at the first
How is it that you calculate so that you make money on this whole thing from spring in the fall, with all the moving breakdowns, fuel, etc. paying for the combines headers trucks campers pick ups, so that you actually make money and come out in the black? A $10,000 hydraulic part for a combine Repair . Wow, how do you come out in the black, and the farmers are happy to hire you?!!!
It’s certainly not an easy business. But the numbers side of the company is the same as any other. Some years are black and some years are red. You just gotta keep on prayin’
@grantmagnuson4883 …..this is why people need to see what it takes to get food to your table. It sometimes comes with great sacrifice.
Greetings from Morocco good job bro
awesome video. Glad to see your gf making it back on the scene,now u know she needs a full size diseal truck for the future,just saying.
ur most welcome
I passed you guys north of hays ks today. I went on harvest in 06 with keller brothers out of ellis ks. ill sub!
@@matthewmccune that’s awesome haha
@@HaydenOnHarvest I saw you came into hays, but for future needs, the bypass is open and it’s great for wide loads and trucks. We haul sprayers that way. You turn west south of hays at the four way stop, it curves you north by the university then you cross over interstate and now it curves you back to 183 on feedlot road. 100% would recommend
@@matthewmccune- we will keep this in mind next time to avoid the 500 roundabouts lol
I’m sure you been asked a million times. But why not a bigger series combine? Is it a weight thing?
S770 is most reliable fuel efficient combine 90% harvesting crews run its all about what whats most profitable.. there is about two job a year you need need more power the rest would be a waste of fuel we cut more 30 bushel wheat than anything there for 770 is the best for our operation..
Feel for you guys, puts the trials of UK contractors into perspective, not the best year for you, hopefully things improve, you certainly earn every penny or should that be Dollar
Oldest "building" I've seen was a city wall in Bulgaria, build by the romans in 30 AD. Made by baked red bricks.
Is that town on Interstate 80
It's on interstate 94
I love dachshunds.
John Deere, Peterbuilt, Ford,...bout as good as it gets!!!😅
Is it just me or do you have the biggest camper? Your girlfriend’s dog is awesome I used to raise dapple dashounds years ago..
@Timsmith-q3y Hayden’s 5th wheel is the same size as ours. The crew camper is the only smaller one & it’s not small.
Age limit on playgrounds is only for those that don’t have fun on them
What if.....someone were hired to go through each combine nightly, refuel, blow off, grease, check sections, clean window, do everything and a bit more than is done every morning before you head to the fields? would 10 hours cover that? what would it cost? 20-25/hr? Would it then save the crew an hour in the morning?
Would $300 then get an extra hour for each combine in the field, not to mention an extra hour of sleep for everyone on the crew? an extra hour of sleep each day is worth what?
Pile on me, readers if I'm missing something here. I'm not criticizing the amazing effort by everyone on the crew for the months they're on the moving harvest, but waking up groggy in the morning and doing critical inspections day after day maybe isn't the best use of resources.....I certainly can't see the majority of the custom harvesters as they're not on TH-cam, but wondering if this IS being done on some crews.
@jameskelley8839 - one person isn’t doing everything you listed each morning/night. We all branch off & split it up so that someone is fueling, while someone else is greasing, while someone else is washing windows & cabs, & someone else is usually doing a walk around. It’s a group effort & doesn’t take a long as you think. We are a small crew & have to make do sometimes. It’s hard enough just filling the necessary jobs- being away from
home for months on end isn’t something that a lot of people jump at.
do you have to get overwidth permits or are you exempt also you are not getting younger go do some traveling while young enjoy it way better been there done that
An ominous way to start a video with that burned out combine with a full load of grain on it. Shutter! A lot of driving. Did you mention what date is was? Don't think so. You have corn and then beans at this location? Oh, and yes. I know what it is like trying to watch a movie when someone is saying all the words before the actors say them. LOL. I'm the one who does that!!!
You need to go to case IH in grand island Nebraska combine plant
Who drives the big rigs? Your dad and ?
@jameskelley8839 - Tafari drives the white 13 Peterbilt
@@HarvestChicThank you I was curious also.
I think you get a tour when you buy a combine, if not you maybe check with your farmer customers to see if you could hitch a ride on their tour???
It used to be called Gold Key....very cool done it
@@michaelallen9604 I was thinking gold key but couldn't remember LOL not a farmer after all LOL
EvanC8, do your homework before you come on here and get Ur crap straight. Deere isn't moving anywhere, it was only the CTL & skidsteer division and Gates is NOT a majority shareholder of Deere, so first learn to read, 2nd how to comprehend what you read then verify your source.
@@dvt3802 guess you jumped the gun on Deere,any move Deere makes is a move, just the start for Deere ,their new stuff is junk, the sun in law bought a few new 8320's and they are junk ,has to have one sitting in the yard all the time
I know that case combine factory has tours regularly. I’m guessing John Deere does too but I don’t know especially since they are moving to Mexico like a bunch of douche bags. 8 billion in net profit isnt enough they need more. They should get taxed for equipment coming out of Mexico then they would think twice That ceo went from 3 million to 15 a million per year salary in a very short time. Hes the one that choose to go to Mexico. Another thing that makes me not want to own all my green paint is the fact that bill gates is majority share holder of John Deere now. He is the biggest lowlife there is. So it makes my want to buy any non green equipment. Even though I like the equipment. The AF 11 we demoed is much more impressive then the x9 we had demoed 3 weeks ago.
Trump says when he is elected the green equipment coming from Mexico to USA will have a 100% tariff placed on it! Could be interesting fight between Musk and Gates with Trump in between. lol