Man is doing irl farming and still keeping up playing farm sim, and keeping both channels flowing, he truly is an insperation. I wish you good luck, Grant
On our farm, we pull one of those brents with a john deere 6210r. It doesn't struggle with it, but we have a lot of hills here. This one time, we had cows in corn stalks, and we were going to chisel it up before planting with like a 10 ft cultivator type thing. I was in the cab and that thing started power hopping so bad one second I was sitting, and the next I was in the air and my head hit the roof. It's always kind of enlightening to see a machine like that struggle so bad.
Glad to see improvement All around. Learning some hard lessons. Definitely better to think about something twice before doing it definitely saves a lot of heartache in the long run.
Getty UP GOOOOOOOoooo!!!! that was one strange way to get the dust out of the Tractor Grant!!!! glad you and the Tractor survived the Ride! for got to time the Bucking though!
As soon as the tractor starts to hop just stop you can brake so much stuff when you do that . Great video though it's awesome to see you and Spence working together and growing from playing farm Sim to actually buying and building a farm from scratch bravo guys ❤❤❤
Congrats! Glad to see you getting a good yield! I will say an 85 year old gentleman I farm with says if you don't have a chopping corn head run your head just below the ears. You will save on head loss and also residue problems. You will (and should) have to chop stocks before running tillage. Just finished harvest tonight! Good luck
It’s great to see you can find quick workarounds for the random problems that present themselves. Farming is like that everyday. No textbook path to follow for success, just hard work and quick clear thinking to keep moving forward to the goal. Your desire to maintain a safe operation will pay huge dividends. Keep up the great job.
My guy, you are living the dream. I’m so glad I watched your brothers 4020 video or I never would have found yours. I’m trying to figure out how to start farming small scale (while I keep my day job) and build from there. Your an inspiration.
Great video hopefully this winter or next year before spring you can buy another big tractor. I’d I also try to see if there’s any older semis and small hopper bottoms and a grain cart. Good luck we’re half done with beans.
That's a common 60 series problem. Our 9860 has gotten to the point where it loses all response from throttle and corner post. Tech says we have to replace all the boards because they cannot find the culprit.
Fun fact (kinda): that black dust is caused by a fungus called tar spot, which is common across the corn belt. It can drastically reduce yield if it starts forming early in the year. It’s detectable by looking for black spots on the corn leaves. It can be treated by a heavy fungicide application early on, and/or during tassel. Hope this helps!
To adjust your concave to rotor gap get a metric wrench that fits over your corn cob, whatever size metric wrench fits it set your opening one size bigger and for harvest time load down your tires and get a heavy hitch weight bracket for your three-point hitch. That tractor is not quite heavy enough.
Hi everyone. I wonder if I can offer you a few suggestions after the corn harvest. - Buy a second-hand corn stalk shredder. - You have baling equipment. You can bale and sell the excess corn stalks in your field.💰💰💰💰 - Plow your field in autumn. (disk ripper or vertical tillage) See you in spring.🧿👍
like the vids, but kinda questioning after these few years why you are sticking with the two gravity wagons. switching to a older semi with a hopper bottom and a actual grain cart would be more efficient and cause less wear on the 8110
the 1k hopper bottom would be running outside the field at a faster rate with a 1k auger wagon running the field while also giving that 1k buffer between loads@@flyingsfarmsandtrucking7350
Yo man I found out I I leave so close to you I live right by rose hill and I’ve always wanted to meet you I’ve met you at the farm show thingy in Boone and I hardly got to talk to you before we left and I wanna meet you so bad and I’m wondering if you’ve heard of the Goodman fairy farm but keep up the good work❤
Grant please see this it will solve your combine problem Jane you clean your combine with leaf blower it will throw static electricity and throw error codes use air compressor. With the humidity at the times it gets worse please use air compressor
Hey grant Spencer’s military truck could he take off the medal scoop of the back and keep the whole thing and make a grain truck is that possible it’s just an idea
I believe you are lucky to have only broken part of the hitch. Drivetrain of tractor could have been damaged and may still come back to cause you some issues
I wonder if using a plastic container vs cardboard container to hold the corn before moisture testing does to the results? Keep up the hard work... Guess Iowan farmer took this year off since Ben rarely posts videos! :) yes let him know to get on it!
I guess some more front weights and some air out of the tires will stop the power hopping, I think better to run lighter air pressure on the tractor tires but I could be wrong also
A little advice that tractor can pull a lot more then that but when your going up hill shift down when it starts to bog down like that and give it more throttle
Man is doing irl farming and still keeping up playing farm sim, and keeping both channels flowing, he truly is an insperation. I wish you good luck, Grant
And he got a mobile farmgame 🫡
I honestly forgot about that, but still
@@AVTstevetpx He is a busy man, like you say; an insperation! 🥳
@@erikjohansson4390 hey really is
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On our farm, we pull one of those brents with a john deere 6210r. It doesn't struggle with it, but we have a lot of hills here. This one time, we had cows in corn stalks, and we were going to chisel it up before planting with like a 10 ft cultivator type thing. I was in the cab and that thing started power hopping so bad one second I was sitting, and the next I was in the air and my head hit the roof. It's always kind of enlightening to see a machine like that struggle so bad.
Glad to see improvement All around. Learning some hard lessons. Definitely better to think about something twice before doing it definitely saves a lot of heartache in the long run.
Watching that tractor hop, all I could think of was how many bad things could have happened and how much they’d cost.
Yep thinking the same
Remember that These guys went from video games to real life farming so there still learning
i was wondering if they were gonna twist an axle too lol
Same here
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Super educational love the harvest!! Good luck!!!
Good to have you back, I enjoy the youth getting into farming.
I’m 17 in the city want to get out because of crazy people and start a farm in the country
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Getty UP GOOOOOOOoooo!!!! that was one strange way to get the dust out of the Tractor Grant!!!! glad you and the Tractor survived the Ride! for got to time the Bucking though!
As soon as the tractor starts to hop just stop you can brake so much stuff when you do that .
Great video though it's awesome to see you and Spence working together and growing from playing farm Sim to actually buying and building a farm from scratch bravo guys ❤❤❤
Love the videos and also watching you progress!
Your not kidding that it looks like a fire. Our combine started out green and now it is all black.
You should make a farming series with you and Spencer’s real life equipment.
He did for a bit
He should continue it though
Congrats! Glad to see you getting a good yield! I will say an 85 year old gentleman I farm with says if you don't have a chopping corn head run your head just below the ears. You will save on head loss and also residue problems. You will (and should) have to chop stocks before running tillage. Just finished harvest tonight! Good luck
It’s great to see you can find quick workarounds for the random problems that present themselves. Farming is like that everyday. No textbook path to follow for success, just hard work and quick clear thinking to keep moving forward to the goal. Your desire to maintain a safe operation will pay huge dividends. Keep up the great job.
My guy, you are living the dream. I’m so glad I watched your brothers 4020 video or I never would have found yours. I’m trying to figure out how to start farming small scale (while I keep my day job) and build from there. Your an inspiration.
Love your videos grant
Long awaited video. I couldn’t wait anymore!
take the duals off the back of the tractor to pull wagons. especially 2 bigger wagons up a hill. doubles the ground psi for traction.
Great video hopefully this winter or next year before spring you can buy another big tractor. I’d I also try to see if there’s any older semis and small hopper bottoms and a grain cart. Good luck we’re half done with beans.
Well that's proof right there that pattern tile works wonders on wet fields, an fields in general, huge improvement grant, thanks for sharing
Great video and awesome yield improvement.
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its good to see your videos back , i enjoy them
That's a common 60 series problem. Our 9860 has gotten to the point where it loses all response from throttle and corner post. Tech says we have to replace all the boards because they cannot find the culprit.
This is probably my favourite channel but I wish that grant uploaded more often
He has to manger a whole other farm sim channel
Loving the channel! Ready for Hilbert Bros farm.
Great video Grant! Love the details and your over all progress! Thanks to Spencer too!
I’ve been waiting for this vid to come out
Love watching these videos! Thank you for posting them!
That just soo hard on a tractor to jump like that 😂
Fun fact (kinda): that black dust is caused by a fungus called tar spot, which is common across the corn belt. It can drastically reduce yield if it starts forming early in the year. It’s detectable by looking for black spots on the corn leaves. It can be treated by a heavy fungicide application early on, and/or during tassel. Hope this helps!
very helpful big dad!!!!!!!
Glad to see your tile work is paying off.
"This farm is like a dream come true. I would love to visit one day!"
Im glad you're back to posting 😄😄😄😄
To adjust your concave to rotor gap get a metric wrench that fits over your corn cob, whatever size metric wrench fits it set your opening one size bigger and for harvest time load down your tires and get a heavy hitch weight bracket for your three-point hitch. That tractor is not quite heavy enough.
Hi everyone. I wonder if I can offer you a few suggestions after the corn harvest.
- Buy a second-hand corn stalk shredder.
- You have baling equipment. You can bale and sell the excess corn stalks in your field.💰💰💰💰
- Plow your field in autumn. (disk ripper or vertical tillage)
See you in spring.🧿👍
Wow I wish to run a farm someday it’s good to see you’ve achieved that dream!👍
yeah its soo fun i think you would love it
I sense sarcasm @@felixchilvers6361
Back in the 80's and 90's I pulled 1,000 bushel Brent grain trains. They were gravity wagons with a JD 4840 and 4755.😢
I make parts for both the seed runner and the wagons at unverferths its awesome to see a guy I've watched for years use them
like the vids, but kinda questioning after these few years why you are sticking with the two gravity wagons. switching to a older semi with a hopper bottom and a actual grain cart would be more efficient and cause less wear on the 8110
Lol better get an auto if that farms guna run a semi
Ya but think them just starting farming with not a whole lot experience 2 wagons hold more that one 1000 bushel hopper bottom
the 1k hopper bottom would be running outside the field at a faster rate with a 1k auger wagon running the field while also giving that 1k buffer between loads@@flyingsfarmsandtrucking7350
8110 can handle theses wagons. But hee needs more weight and STOP before the hill, 6 to 7th gear, diffs lock ... and patience.
that isnt dirty you aut to see me after a day of hard work on the farm. realy enjoy your videos .
Yo man I found out I I leave so close to you I live right by rose hill and I’ve always wanted to meet you I’ve met you at the farm show thingy in Boone and I hardly got to talk to you before we left and I wanna meet you so bad and I’m wondering if you’ve heard of the Goodman fairy farm but keep up the good work❤
Keep up the good work Grant!
If you ever decide to get bins, invest in hopper bottoms! You will not regret it
Hes not big enough for that yet he wouod need a couple of thousand acres to make the simi worth while
Live and learn! Farm hard!
A dirty face means u are working hard , no apology needed. . Love your channel, looks like your choices are paying off. Thank u for sharing
Nice work, glad no body got hert. Great video
Missed u. Good to sèe u back
Nice video Grant. Keep up the good work!!!
Hey Grant a little advise if you didn’t know go slower, lower your back tires psi to like 8 lbs and turn off front wheel assist that might help
Not many people on social media as good as Grant.
Glad to see you going good! Keep up the good work and videos!
Awesome video Grant!
Congratulations on the good yield!
Grant please see this it will solve your combine problem Jane you clean your combine with leaf blower it will throw static electricity and throw error codes use air compressor. With the humidity at the times it gets worse please use air compressor
When it starts to bounce like that idle it down and shift down fast lol
Who wants grant to bring back “Sunday Funday”!?!? I know I do!!!
The wheelhopping Happened. It’s a learning moment! Next time you approach it differentl. I’ve you don’t try you never know. You are doing 👍
That sts caught my attention 💯🔥
great video that was a really spooky time with those carts there great job
Awesome videos!!!.... I farm myself as well
This is awesome. Love a good 4020
Corn harvest is the best
23:13 I heard Bon Jovi
great Harvest video Grant 💯👍
Hey grant Spencer’s military truck could he take off the medal scoop of the back and keep the whole thing and make a grain truck is that possible it’s just an idea
Hell yeah!! Awesome video! Keep up the awesome work 👏 💪
Love watching your videos, also would love to by my own peace of land in south Africa
Grant when you start hearing the tractor bog down shift down and it will keep momentum and keep you safe
grant said he gonna see that power hop through 😂😂
You are sooooo lucky nothing bad happened with those wagons. But now you know. 👍
I can’t believe I cannot make a snide comment about this farm only having one tractor during the fall. A 4020 is almost cheating.
Owning Land > Equipment
Great video
I believe you are lucky to have only broken part of the hitch. Drivetrain of tractor could have been damaged and may still come back to cause you some issues
one day you can harvest all day when you geta bin sit and dryer
its true
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I love harvest videos but you need to get a grain bin that wold help you get more acres knocked out.
I wonder if using a plastic container vs cardboard container to hold the corn before moisture testing does to the results?
Keep up the hard work... Guess Iowan farmer took this year off since Ben rarely posts videos! :) yes let him know to get on it!
That black dust comes from something we call Smut
Tremendous and captivating
Awesome 👍
I guess some more front weights and some air out of the tires will stop the power hopping, I think better to run lighter air pressure on the tractor tires but I could be wrong also
A little advice that tractor can pull a lot more then that but when your going up hill shift down when it starts to bog down like that and give it more throttle
Keep up !
That’s one way to dust off the tractor😊
6x6 army truck would be a lot cheaper than a semi and trailer
Just add another bin trailer so you have 3 . Way cheaper that than semi and trailer .
All you gotta do is rock that rotor belt while your trying to push it in gear and itll slide right in
MY BOY PARKER!!!!!!!!!
Nice
We had issue with our case combine monitor and it was ignition switch not letting enuf power though for monitor to power up
i love your vids keep it up
South of you Tri-state area we are in drought ! Little cool a little bit of moisture enough everyone’s taking a break sorta.
Yeah boys, they built the pyramids without computers so rebuilding a tractor motor is a challenge but can be done. Good luck Spencer
I’d have that electric glitch looked at before that combine goes up in flames 🔥
16:40 I see a future of rodeo bull riding for Grant 😁
I would love when day just to come to a farm and some teach me how to run a combine
Good soup! Love the videos mr grant
If you start a farm in Upstate NY....I´ll start with a 4020 or 3020 for like almost a 100% :D
The coating on the wiring is made of soy beans
Who knew Tractor can bounce on their wheels without breaking. LOL 😂
Power hopping will absolutely destroy that tractor