Shouldn’t Need That Anytime Soon!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Today we are moving our hay equipment around and getting it put away for winter. We are reorganizing things strategically based on when we will use these items next. Picking corn is right around the corner! Let us know if corn harvest has started in your area. Thank you all for watching!
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This is the best farming channel on TH-cam since you started it thank you.
No matter how big you build a shed, it's always full before it's finished and never seems quite big enough. Thank you for sharing another day on the farm. Please stay safe, and God bless.
I just love to hear the “M” running! I think is is great the way you maintain your equipment- great video!
I would bet that every piece of machinery in that shed has a story to be told.
Try to watch as much as I can. Great video.John T.
I see you have packed for vacation before!! 😀😀 This was a great video seeing you work together putting away unneeded equipment for winter.
Dropping in to say I really enjoy your channel. I just stumbled upon it a few weeks ago and have been catching up a bit.
We have a small vegetable farm in North Iowa- Twisted River Farm in Mitchell.
Keep up the good work!
I remember packing a shed full my Dad was the best at filling up every inch of shed space! I remember getting starters fixed on our farmalls to.
Nice seeing the Rex wagon
Fun video, thanks! I love puzzles lol Nice job fitting everything in there! I guess the second time was the charm with the starter? Thanks for sharing. Nice to see that style of crank which doesn't pull your arm off once it turns over and fires. (am I thinking of an old Ford model A or T? lol )
You guys amaze me with the parking skills. I always wondered why your dad always drove so much. I think he just likes to drive tractors. Your channel is always so interesting. Thank you!
Just a simple video yet so satisfying.
Great day of acomplishment
Lots of leg work and backup skills.
Noticed a nice pile of wood....someone getting ready for winter.
Great job guys, nice family working together. Ty for another great video and taking us along.
I LIKED AND SUBSCRIBED A LONG TIME AGO !!!!! YOU GUY'S ALWAYS HAVE SOMETHING INTERESTING !!!!!😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great team effort
Another great video 😊
Thanks for sharing the video. Nice shed. One thing for sure is you can't build one too big as you can always fill them up. Y'all have a nice farm and y'all keep your equipment nice too. Can't beat the old Farmall tractors.
Thought about you guys on my drive down on 94 from Minneapolis the other day,
One of the things I've seen that we didn't think about when I was back on the old farm was putting a hitch on the front of a tractor (and burn a hitch hole in the skid-steer pallet fork) so you can drive forward to push equipment back in the barn. Easier to see and place implements.
I'm proud of u guys of taking care of your equipment so nice and neat love u guys and God Bless ❤
Great team work. And I’m sure not a single swear word was said. 😂 I just recently changed the starter on my Allis 7045. Simple to do just like your old M
Wow and I thought I had storage problems, nice work, sure beats leaving machinery sit outside.
Always my favorite job in the fall, putting equipment away for winter storage with Dad. Nothing sat out in the weather on our farm
Full,quite big enough farm; work well together, proud guy's 💪💪( Me,Farm 2 Boy's, Dad.) Thank you.
Loved your look of success when the motor started. Congratulations.
The moving of all of the equipment is called making the most efficient use of space. Another example would have been us loading our small hatchback with everything for camping trip to Colorado from Michigan. We could still see through the rear view mirror, but it was tight.
You work well together.
good job
Big fan of the black muffler on the 686. I had the same style on the 66 series. If I couldn't get a black one, I would paint it with hi temp grill paint.
Enjoyed watching the video guy's 😊
Grew up on a small farm in southwest Ohio. My dad had the exact same HTFerrell seed cleaner. We also had a box of various screens for different seeds. I can remember helping him clean wheat. Loved seeing that machine.
Zip ties on the brushes work great for putting IH starters back together witch you probably already new
That 686 has got to be the handiest tractor on the farm.
I like watching the trial and error of fixing projects. What works, what doesn't work, the thought process and ideas you and dad come up with to try.
Great share and the weather looks great!. We are getting battered over here with storm Babette!. Take care guy's ❤.
Yay for the M!!
Realized how out of the loop I was when I found out GEHL got out of ag manufacturing in 2006.
Mighty fine backing up there!
We had Rex chopperwagons in the 90s growing up. They were made by Seifert Manufacturing in Kiel, WI. Company went bust in the mid-80s along with many local equipment companies. Ours were unique in that the wagons unloaded on the opposite side of what you normally see, so instead of the wagon tractor being right next to the blower tractor, you pulled up to the blower from the opposite direction. Never seen that on any other wagon on youtube.
Good job!
Another great video, I personally wonder could you modify the Rex chopper box to be more of fall storage wagon for corn stalks or a place to store corn when ya pick the ears
We had three Kasten chopper wagons. I never see anything from them anymore so I assume they have gone the way of the dodo bird. I have an attachment for my skid loader for moving trailers and equipment around that I like to use. The only thing that it doesn't work to well on is full hay wagons.
Torch a hole at the end of each one of your forks, alot easier to move things around than using a tractor and then trying to push with a fork with no pin hole. I got a hole at the end in all of my forks, as do most other guys around me. I never need a tractor moving things around unless it is something huge with a ton of tongue weight, which usually would be to big to move with the skidsteer anyhow.
We did that also. Now we have a receiver hitch mounted on a quick attach plate way nicer for moving heavy pieces. Use it all the time.
Oh my lord you guys have a fanning mill also! Is it the Clipper #2? Wonder if you guys have a badger digging in or out?
WOW, that's a LOT of moving equipment around! Maybe you can put "spring" stuff on one side, "fall" stuff on the other, and "summer" in the middle facing one door, "winter" facing the other door. Shuffling equipment around drives me nuts, especially when I don't usually have any help to spot me backing up beside and up to other equipment. Y'all have packed 20# of stuff in a 10# bag! 👍
Running gear looks naked ,better get some more wood for on it . Great video guys ,keep those videos coming . What a view .
What are the plans for the Oliver over the winter? Rebuild or bye-bye?
We had a Rex chopper box worked great
Aaron, any update or decision on your Oliver?
I didn"t see the Oliver in there, is it gone ?
Ground hog
Might be time to utilize the cube in the shed and build some overhead racking.
What kinda of barn is it ??
Looks very well built.
Did you ever get the grinder mixer fixed
What is that yellow 4 row implement? Looks like the tines rotate!
Lol!!! I don't know why I got hung up on the word always.
Is that a side hill hitch I see on the M? I'm a JD guy so excuse my ignorance.
Do you guys work off the farm kinda a new follower?
What is the yellow implement at 10:54?
Is the "Pabst" sign from the brewery, or from the farm that they had? I drove by the farm a few years ago, it's now a conference center, but in it's day it was a heckuva dairy barn!
Amazingly enough,,the ground from that farm is still called Pabst Farms. Some really top quality ground.
Why is this storage shed so far away from the main homestead?
bench test the starter with a jump pack
I’ll never understand people who leave equipment outside. You pay for a shed whether you build it or not.
If ayy farmer needs more machinery buildings, it sure is costly now $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Mason is an ox
You can't weld that copper.. ferrous metal vs non ferrous.. wrong process.. solder or braze.
It’s impressive that you guys care so much about your equipment. So many people just leave most of that stuff outside to age prematurely, like discs, bale wagons, and that bale elevator.