Your doing great 90% of your problems is seating position you to far away from the peddles you have to struggle to push once you get that figured out you will have a much easier time keep up the great work Kate
Kate when I took my first load to town by myself, I was 12. I raised the box too fast, and the front wheels came off the ground. Boy, was I scared but what a good memory. Kept my cool like a rock star.
Kate, when my Dad took me out he had me looking out my mirrors and see where I thought my driver's side tires were and where they actually are. Also he had me try and line up the hood ornament to the white line and look at my passenger side tires in the mirror. Great video Kate, and 100mph wind must be crazy!!!! Stay safe and I hope you have a blessed Sunday.
You are in the process of building an amazing skill set. I was reminded of my daughter at 17 many years ago interviewing for admission to the college of her dreams. They asked her "what are three things that make you unique compared to our other applicants." Her answer was " I can drive a tractor, back a horse trailer, and use a chain saw." She got in, early selection.
Set some barrels or highway cones up in the grain bin lot and start making big circles with the trunk where you have to drive through the barrels. As you improve lining up the truck to the opening of the barrels, start moving them closer together till there is little more than the truck is wide. This will simulate what you are dealing with at the elevator, and you can do it as many times as you need to get good at it. No mirrors will be hurt in doing this practice. Love your videos and I am rooting for your success.
The Dad and Kate routine is very charming. Dad giving instructions without getting mad, Kate listening and trying to follow. Then she breaks into her narrator voice when speaking to camera, just charming. She is a damn good narrator by the way. And Dad and Kate are clearly fond of each other and respectful. One day Kate will run the farm.
@@alanjacobson6673 school doesn't start until late August. Wheat harvest is usually early August. It's like that North Dakota too. It summer break is set up so that the kids can help on the farm they can have time off to help with the planting and harvest. Usually school lets out in May. And starts somewhere around Labor Day. It's like that all around the Western Midwest in the heart of farm country.
Another great episode with Kate's ag . Farmers never get a day off. Lot of work. Kate makes work enjoying. Kate take a day off. Thank you for an on going education.
Hey Kate Thanks for sharing and relax a bit more when driving into those area's, I think it's the clutch that gets you mostly to cause the worry. Take care, many thanks
@@KatesAg Hi Kate I was wondering if there was a spring broke on the semi clutch that assists the driver, because watching it looks very heavy. Just a thought. Many thanks
Thank you Mr. Vicarri!!! I did run into the monitor and I think that Dad handled it pretty well!!! LOL I appreciate your kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can only imagine how tough that was! Learning from my dad yelling yet not yelling. Learned more from my cousin…no attitude or frustration. You did great. You didn’t roll your eyes once. 😂
Your doing great kate, most grown men these days cant drive a manual car let alone a semi.. you're a ray of sunshine and dad has the patience of a saint.. keep up the good work!
I swear you have more guts, patience, willingness to learn than half the 40-year-olds I work with. Thanks for your courage to share this adventure with me. Stay strong.
Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Hey Kate, The only way to not make a mistake is to never do anything. Mistakes are a part of life. Learn from your mistakes and you'll be fine. I admire your willingness to learn new things. Thanks for sharing your video with all of us. Take care and be safe.
Hey Kate. From my family in Texas, we are so proud of you !!! Your father is such a great teacher for you. Please appreciate his guidance. We love all of you. God Bless.
I love how your dad makes you do everything on your own even when men are standing around watching you. One day you will be in a field or lonely highway by yourself without a cell phone signal.
Kate , you are doing a great job. Each time you go out with dad you’ll learn more. There is a lot of things going on at the same time. Trying to drive, clutch, shift, PTO, etc. try not to get flustered. The more you drive the better you will be. Dad is teaching you after many years of driving.😂
Hey Kate I've been driving truck for 30 years and I have hit a couple of things along the way. It's part of learning.....you will be fine. Love your videos and thank you for sharing your life journeys with America 🇺🇸!!!
Kate another good video. Things will happen but as you learn more it'll become second nature and you'll get even better on the truck or anything you driving, steering, or flying. I'm proud of your willingness to learn from your dad, he's a great teacher. I know he may not show it all the time cos he worries about you but he's also proud of you. Love you, keep learning 😊
You'll be throwing that handle an the truck around like a pro with the way you are taking so much interest in what you do. Even the best pro drivers have hit something at one stage. Don worry bout it, cos if you do you'll get despondent. Thanks Kate. The Ole Fan from Downunda.
Hey Kate, it's so good to hear your Dad go over things with you. And if you get in a situation, he helps without yelling at you. Just so neat to see someone who likes doing this . Thanks for sharing 👍.
Kate the best way to centre your truck is to use the centre of your hood (where the handgrab is) as a guide for where your offside wheel is. Try it on the highway and get as close to the fogline (edgeline) as possible (looking in mirror to see where you're at, then look at the centre of your hood, it will look like the edgeline is going straight under the centre of your truck hood. It varies for exactly how you sit in the seat etc but it's a good guide and will get you through tight spots.
Much respect! I was born a city boy but at 18 I went to visit my cousins on their 32K acre cattle ranch one summer and ended up staying and living with them for 2 years. I loved it. I did just about everything they did and learned a lot enough that it let them go on vacations and keep their marriage going while I took care of the farm. I ran combine, baled hay, ran the hay stack retriever, pulled calves, did round up, tagged and branded. Much like you I was also yelled at a few times for messing up but it was good for me in the end. I'm now a IT professional living in town but more rural and someday hope to start my own hobby farm.
@Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion You are very welcome! I am happy to see new generations getting into agriculture and animal husbandry. That was one thing me and my cousins talked about a lot. Their extended family had no real interest in the ranch and land other than to sell it off. I will always have the utmost respect for anyone do the work you do. And it's amazing that you share it with us even the hard parts. That shines very highly of your character!
My daughter and I laughed a lot. My daughter was very sympathetic, because she said she felt just like you looked and she would have probably done the same things. My daughter likes it when you post videos with mistakes, because it seems more realistic than people who hide their mistakes. Your dad reminds my daughter of me. That's funny.
driving big trucks takes time and practice great to see you showing the real and honest way of learning. I’m sure other girls see you as an example to follow and will take on careers they thought they couldn’t do.
Awesome job Kate. I love how you leave the mistakes in your videos, that will help other young farmers learn and not feel bad about their mistakes. Your dad is an amazing mentor for you. Keep up the great videos
You’re fearless Kate! I love how you’re not afraid to try new things. Every time I see you and your dad in the truck I know we’re in for a good time 😉 Keep being awesome!
Your father does a real nice job teaching yet how to drive semi trucks because it is not the easiest thing to do after all I drove for 46 years and I'm still learning today even though I'm retired
Thank you for your great story and amazing kindness Mr. Jacobson!!!! Driving trucks is a huge learning curve and I am grateful for all the truckers who move everything around our country. Thank you for being a truck driver!!!!!
One of my favorite episodes, Kate. I like you and your dad's conversations. I can hear the frustration in his voice and see yours in your facial expressions. Good job on the video !
Kate I've been in the same position as you learning from my dad on the farm and he some times made me a nervous wreck, hang in there and remember we learn from our mistakes !
Kate, thumbs up to you. I know learning new jobs like driving the trucks is nerve wracking, but we were all newbies once, stick with it, it will soon be 2nd nature. It's a lot more to it than most people realize, you'll get there. Easy to see you have have that won't give up spirit. Love the videos, keep um coming.
They aren't calling you Straight Kate and they won't until you get your trucking better sorted. Some of your hits on TH-cam come from your driving!! But you are learning lots and fast. You are such a big hearted and honest person. Stay safe and keep the smile alive.
Greetings from Ireland', the storms are a big problem when they do come, excellent video, don't worry about ur mistakes,u are young and still learning,u are lucky u have a great teacher in your dad, keep up the good work
The. more you drive the easier it will be.I give you credit for all the different things you can do at your age. Growing up on farm you can learn to do almost anything. You are lucky to have a dad that is willing to work with you and teach you. I can tell he loves you a lot. Enjoy the time with him.
I respect your obedience to the instructor, knowing that you are no longer a beginner in driving and drive a pickup, a combine, an airplane and a tractor. This humility deserves great respect.
This looks to be your biggest challenge yet Kate that I can tell. Try to take in everything your dad is teaching you. Remember no one comes knowing, we all learn something new everyday. Soon you will have it. Practice Practice Practice.
As an ex trucker , you're doing great Kate...tell the old man to take a chill pill...LOL. But he does have a big responsibility in teaching you the ropes. You are basically driving a manual truck with auto shift , so if you don't drive a stick shift car , then it is a bit difficult to get used to. Also a lot of people would have a melt down with someone barking orders at them all the time, so hats off to you young lady, and for not editing your mishaps out of the video! A class act as usual Kate 🙂 Cheers , Gregg.
Keep your head up Kate I think your doing great.Its all a learning process.Dad is giving you his years of experience which is going to make you the best you can be.
you're doing just fine. We all had the struggle of learning and small accidents.. and still, who works, makes mistakes.. no worries, things will go beter.. you're still my favorite driver 🙂
"We Made it Home Safely" the best quote of the Video. Well done I must admit I found it kind of comical your whole ordeal, but you did a good job, not many young ladies have your desire or patience for these type of Agricultural Necessities.
Kate you are amazing. When I first drove a asphalt tanker at 17 I was very nervous too, you are doing great and your Dad's patience and explanation to you is awesome. Just remember the experiences and mistakes as you continue to learn the aspects for farming and you are definitely learning them all.
What a great father and daughter team to get the job done . I admire you both for being so deversafied. Kate has a wonderful future ahead of her. She is smart and a beautiful girl. I love her for her potential and ability to learn. I have great respect for you both. Lots of patients is key factor for both. Love you. 🌹❤️🇨🇦 . You're both doing a great job!!!
there are 2 ways to help correct you. one is his way of raising voice and the other is cool, calm and understanding. you would learn 10 times faster under the 2nd. kate, this is the truth. i did it !
Great job Kate. It takes some time to get big rigs figured out. I was scared to death driving loaded down fairly steep grades the first season. Your Dad is right about trailers, I clipped a power pole once and broke it not swinging wide enough for the trailer. 😬Hang in there!
Kate, you do the best you can! The most experienced drivers make mistakes. You can be proud driving this truck at such a young age already. This week I read an interesting story about a Dutch farmer who went to the USA in the year 1911. He was interested in the American farming and got a lot of ideas. When he came back to the Netherlands he built an American farm! This farm still exists. It was a lot bigger then the normal farms in that period. In fact he learned about the farming in the USA and spread some of his knowlegde. I guess he did the same like you, but without the internet! Greetings from the Netherlands!
All this stuff your dad is teaching you is just so amazing. Your learning things that most young people will never know or get to do. One day you may meet a young man that will be overwhelmed by your skills and knowledge.
I hate to tell you this Kate...but...it sucks when you're on the uphill side of the learning curve. but eventually, as you learn more, the curve does flatten out. everybody who drives has been there. and you are definitely getting better; your dad is letting you do more complex maneuvers (if he didn't think you couldn't do it, he wouldn't let you try). keep up the good work!
С большим интересом смотрю на жизнь американских фермеров. Ты молодец, что решила рассказывать о людях, которые своими руками выращивают урожай на полях. У тебя это получилось интересно и познавательно. Спасибо.
@@KatesAg Ты смелая и решительная девушка, если решила научиться управлять такой сложной техникой как трактор, комбайн, большой грузовик.👍 Я думаю, твой отец гордится тобой.
Kudos to you and your dad. It’s not easy training or learning in a high stress situation. You both handled it so well. I was so impressed with everything about this. I think we have all been at both ends of this situation.
Your doing great 90% of your problems is seating position you to far away from the peddles you have to struggle to push
once you get that figured out you will have a much easier time keep up the great work Kate
Thank you for your great suggestion and kindness!!!!
Good on you Kate for posting the hard stuff. Nothing but respect for you trying and learning.
Thank you for your great comment and kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate when I took my first load to town by myself, I was 12. I raised the box too fast, and the front wheels came off the ground. Boy, was I scared but what a good memory. Kept my cool like a rock star.
Oh that would be very scary!!! hahahaha!!!! Thank you for your great story!!!
Kate, when my Dad took me out he had me looking out my mirrors and see where I thought my driver's side tires were and where they actually are. Also he had me try and line up the hood ornament to the white line and look at my passenger side tires in the mirror. Great video Kate, and 100mph wind must be crazy!!!! Stay safe and I hope you have a blessed Sunday.
Thank you for your wonderful story and kindness and blessing!!!!!
Kate, you are incredible, I admire your honesty and bravery. Well done dad for keeping it cool 😅 Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!
You are in the process of building an amazing skill set. I was reminded of my daughter at 17 many years ago interviewing for admission to the college of her dreams. They asked her "what are three things that make you unique compared to our other applicants." Her answer was " I can drive a tractor, back a horse trailer, and use a chain saw." She got in, early selection.
hahahaha!!! Thank you for your fantastic story and kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Set some barrels or highway cones up in the grain bin lot and start making big circles with the trunk where you have to drive through the barrels. As you improve lining up the truck to the opening of the barrels, start moving them closer together till there is little more than the truck is wide. This will simulate what you are dealing with at the elevator, and you can do it as many times as you need to get good at it. No mirrors will be hurt in doing this practice. Love your videos and I am rooting for your success.
Thank you for your great suggestion and kindness!!!
The Dad and Kate routine is very charming. Dad giving instructions without getting mad, Kate listening and trying to follow. Then she breaks into her narrator voice when speaking to camera, just charming. She is a damn good narrator by the way. And Dad and Kate are clearly fond of each other and respectful. One day Kate will run the farm.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How do you have time to do all this farm stuff and still go to school
@@alanjacobson6673 school doesn't start until late August. Wheat harvest is usually early August. It's like that North Dakota too. It summer break is set up so that the kids can help on the farm they can have time off to help with the planting and harvest. Usually school lets out in May. And starts somewhere around Labor Day. It's like that all around the Western Midwest in the heart of farm country.
You did great Kate. Your dad is teaching you very well even though he gets very stressed out. You’re an all rounder. 😊👍
LOL!! Thank you for your kindness!!!
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@@KatesAg You’re very welcome Kate. 😊
Looks very stressful to learn. However very rewarding to master. I give you so much credit for your determination Kate!
Thank you for your kind words and great comment!
Another great episode with Kate's ag . Farmers never get a day off. Lot of work. Kate makes work enjoying. Kate take a day off. Thank you for an on going education.
Thank you for your kind words and great comment!!!
Your expression in the thumbnail is priceless!
Edit: I just noticed your dad's jacket. That must be his favorite seeing how it's nearly shredded.
LOL! Thank you for your kindness and yes that is his favorite jacket!!!!!
@@KatesAg Thanks Kate. Have a nice night. :)
Hey Kate
Thanks for sharing and relax a bit more when driving into those area's, I think it's the clutch that gets you mostly to cause the worry. Take care, many thanks
Thank you for your wonderful comment and kind words!
@@KatesAg
Hi Kate
I was wondering if there was a spring broke on the semi clutch that assists the driver, because watching it looks very heavy. Just a thought. Many thanks
Much respect for you, and your dad. I know what it's like being in the passenger seat. I think your both tough as nails.
Thank you Mr. Vicarri!!! I did run into the monitor and I think that Dad handled it pretty well!!! LOL I appreciate your kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can only imagine how tough that was!
Learning from my dad yelling yet not yelling.
Learned more from my cousin…no attitude or frustration.
You did great.
You didn’t roll your eyes once. 😂
LOL! Thank you for your great comment!
yup. big difference the training style can make.
Learn from mistakes. I love how he handled the mistake, great job keeping on going even with the minor mistake.
Thank you for your kind words!!!
Your doing great kate, most grown men these days cant drive a manual car let alone a semi.. you're a ray of sunshine and dad has the patience of a saint.. keep up the good work!
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Intelligent, patient, bubbly, eloquent, and excited - this girl is Special~
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness!!!!
I swear you have more guts, patience, willingness to learn than half the 40-year-olds I work with. Thanks for your courage to share this adventure with me. Stay strong.
LOL Thank you for your amazing kindness and great encouragement!!! You made my day!!!
Well done Kate for trying and sticking with the truck driving, you will get there, take care
Thank you for your great encouragement!
Greetings from Dawson County, Montana. Hey Kate, The only way to not make a mistake is to never do anything. Mistakes are a part of life. Learn from your mistakes and you'll be fine. I admire your willingness to learn new things. Thanks for sharing your video with all of us. Take care and be safe.
Thank you for your kind words!!!!
Hey Kate. From my family in Texas, we are so proud of you !!! Your father is such a great teacher for you. Please appreciate his guidance. We love all of you. God Bless.
Hello to your family from Montana!!! Thank you for your kindness and blessing!!!!!!!!
I love how your dad makes you do everything on your own even when men are standing around watching you. One day you will be in a field or lonely highway by yourself without a cell phone signal.
LOL! Thank you for your great comment!!!!
@@KatesAg heeeelllĺlllloooooooooo
Wonder woman you're getting better day by day 👍
No one’s perfect , and every day is a learning day.. I think you did a GREAT JOB 👏
Thank you for your kindness!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate , you are doing a great job. Each time you go out with dad you’ll learn more. There is a lot of things going on at the same time. Trying to drive, clutch, shift, PTO, etc. try not to get flustered. The more you drive the better you will be. Dad is teaching you after many years of driving.😂
Thank you for your kind words! LOL
Hey Kate I've been driving truck for 30 years and I have hit a couple of things along the way. It's part of learning.....you will be fine. Love your videos and thank you for sharing your life journeys with America 🇺🇸!!!
Thank you for your wonderful story and amazing kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate your father has a lot of patients and your a good listener to learn ever thing on farming!
Thank you for your kindness!!!!
Kate another good video. Things will happen but as you learn more it'll become second nature and you'll get even better on the truck or anything you driving, steering, or flying. I'm proud of your willingness to learn from your dad, he's a great teacher. I know he may not show it all the time cos he worries about you but he's also proud of you. Love you, keep learning 😊
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!
I just have to smile when I watch your videos, keep up the good work, listen to your Dad!!
Thank you for your kind words!!!!
Kate, your a winner, I`ve watched you all last season and dont know anyone who could have learned so much and did as good as you.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate, this reminds me of when I learned to drive truck with my dad and brothers. Hang in there; it gets easier! Audra
Hi Audra!!!! LOL! Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!!!
Hang in there we are pulling for you. Keep up the hard work.
Thank you for your kind words and great encouragement!!
Haha Kate, "that didn't go as planned" is a little bit of an understatement! Well done though, you take it all in your stride and you're doing great.
hahahaha!!! Thank you for your great comment and kindness!!!!!!!
Kate, I really admire your father's patience with you! Lol
LOL!! Thank you for your great comment!!!!
Patience of a Saint.
I like that you include all your novice actions in your videos. Honest content. BTW your dad could use a new carhart jacket. 😉
Thank you for your kind words!!! Yes, for some reason Dad loves that Carhart!! LOL
Very impressive Kate! The fact that you can drive that rig down the road is a major accomplishment...John w.s
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!
Lovely how this girl is so confident . Father is so nice to her.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!
@@KatesAg
Well deserved 💜
Thanks Kate you and your family are helping the country go and Montana does it BEST!
Thank you for your kind words!
Dad to the rescue! I can imagine that truck is hard to drive. Its haggis farming season in Scotland now 😁
Thank you for your great comment! I would love to see farms in Scotland.
@@KatesAg It's a very different look to Montana! Also haggis is not a wild animal or something that grows. I was playing a joke 😆
You'll be throwing that handle an the truck around like a pro with the way you are taking so much interest in what you do. Even the best pro drivers have hit something at one stage. Don worry bout it, cos if you do you'll get despondent. Thanks Kate. The Ole Fan from Downunda.
Thank you for your kindness and great encouragement!
Hey Kate, it's so good to hear your Dad go over things with you. And if you get in a situation, he helps without yelling at you. Just so neat to see someone who likes doing this . Thanks for sharing 👍.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!
Kate, you handled it like a pro. Don't get flustered, we learn as we go. 😎😎😎👍👍👍.
Thank you for your kindness!!!!!!!
Your Dad cracks me up sometimes 😁
LOL Thank you I agree!!!!!
kate, do not get discouraged, dad is only trying to help you , we all make mistakes in life but the trick is to learn from them good luck
Thank you for your kindness!!!! Oh yes I make a lot of mistakes and that really is how I learn!!!!!
Kate the best way to centre your truck is to use the centre of your hood (where the handgrab is) as a guide for where your offside wheel is. Try it on the highway and get as close to the fogline (edgeline) as possible (looking in mirror to see where you're at, then look at the centre of your hood, it will look like the edgeline is going straight under the centre of your truck hood. It varies for exactly how you sit in the seat etc but it's a good guide and will get you through tight spots.
Thank you for your wonderful advice!!!!!!
The joys of unrolling the tarp !!!! I think ya did great! Your dad was WAYYY more calmer than how my first semi driving lesson went 😂
Hi Kayla!!! I love your new channel!!! Very inspirational!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your hilarious comment and kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just love Kate's patience. Great video. Thanks for the upload!!
Thank you for your kind words!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Much respect! I was born a city boy but at 18 I went to visit my cousins on their 32K acre cattle ranch one summer and ended up staying and living with them for 2 years. I loved it. I did just about everything they did and learned a lot enough that it let them go on vacations and keep their marriage going while I took care of the farm. I ran combine, baled hay, ran the hay stack retriever, pulled calves, did round up, tagged and branded. Much like you I was also yelled at a few times for messing up but it was good for me in the end. I'm now a IT professional living in town but more rural and someday hope to start my own hobby farm.
Thank you for your wonderful story and kindness!!!!
@Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion You are very welcome! I am happy to see new generations getting into agriculture and animal husbandry. That was one thing me and my cousins talked about a lot. Their extended family had no real interest in the ranch and land other than to sell it off. I will always have the utmost respect for anyone do the work you do. And it's amazing that you share it with us even the hard parts. That shines very highly of your character!
My daughter and I laughed a lot. My daughter was very sympathetic, because she said she felt just like you looked and she would have probably done the same things. My daughter likes it when you post videos with mistakes, because it seems more realistic than people who hide their mistakes. Your dad reminds my daughter of me. That's funny.
LOL!!! Thank you for your wonderful comment and kind words!!! My mom laughed a lot too!!!!
Kate, you are doing just fine. Keep a smile on your face. Enjoy your day.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!
Kate, I just love you're facial expressions when you're driving !! Stay safe ! XX
LOL!! Thank you for your great comment and kind words!!!!
driving big trucks takes time and practice great to see you showing the real and honest way of learning. I’m sure other girls see you as an example to follow and will take on careers they thought they couldn’t do.
Thank you for your amazing kindness and terrific comment! You made my day! I hope I can encourage more girls to get involved in agriculture!!!!
Awesome job Kate. I love how you leave the mistakes in your videos, that will help other young farmers learn and not feel bad about their mistakes. Your dad is an amazing mentor for you. Keep up the great videos
Thank you for our wonderful comment and kindness!!!!!!!!
You’re fearless Kate! I love how you’re not afraid to try new things. Every time I see you and your dad in the truck I know we’re in for a good time 😉 Keep being awesome!
LOL!! Thank you for your wonderful comment and kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@KatesAg 💕
Kate has way more patience than I would.
LOL!! Thank you!
You have a very mature/outstanding way of handling mistakes and criticism. That's a very valuable character trade for growth and learning
Thank you for your huge compliment and amazing kindness!!!!
Good Saturday evening to you all in the USA from Wellington Somerset in the UK
Thank you so much!!!!
You are doing great job young lady keep up the good work
Thank you for your kind words and great encouragement!!!
Your father does a real nice job teaching yet how to drive semi trucks because it is not the easiest thing to do after all I drove for 46 years and I'm still learning today even though I'm retired
Thank you for your great story and amazing kindness Mr. Jacobson!!!! Driving trucks is a huge learning curve and I am grateful for all the truckers who move everything around our country. Thank you for being a truck driver!!!!!
LOL been driving for 38 years and still say that didn’t go as planned!!! You are doing great for your first few times it will come to you 😀
Thank you for your kindness!!!! LOL
Поздравляю с 70к подписчиков !!! 😊😊🌹🌹
Большое спасибо!!! Вы сделали мой день!! Я очень благодарна и горжусь тем, что у меня так много замечательных подписчиков и зрителей!!!!!
One of my favorite episodes, Kate. I like you and your dad's conversations. I can hear the frustration in his voice and see yours in your facial expressions. Good job on the video !
hahaha!!! Thank you for your fantastic comment and amazing kindness!!! Yes I have some interesting facial expressions!!!!!
Kate I've been in the same position as you learning from my dad on the farm and he some times made me a nervous wreck, hang in there and remember we learn from our mistakes !
Thank you for your great story and kindness!
Kate, thumbs up to you. I know learning new jobs like driving the trucks is nerve wracking, but we were all newbies once, stick with it, it will soon be 2nd nature. It's a lot more to it than most people realize, you'll get there. Easy to see you have have that won't give up spirit. Love the videos, keep um coming.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!
Your determination is inspiring.
Thank you for your kindness!!!
They aren't calling you Straight Kate and they won't until you get your trucking better sorted. Some of your hits on TH-cam come from your driving!! But you are learning lots and fast. You are such a big hearted and honest person. Stay safe and keep the smile alive.
hahahaha!!!! Thank you for your hilarious comment and wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Greetings from Ireland', the storms are a big problem when they do come, excellent video, don't worry about ur mistakes,u are young and still learning,u are lucky u have a great teacher in your dad, keep up the good work
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!
Your learning Kate stay positive and Never Give Up! There are no problems, there are only solutions.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kate you are such an inspiration to other young farmers learning the trade congrats in everything you do in the farming world
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!!!!!
The. more you drive the easier it will be.I give you credit for all the different things you can do at your age. Growing up on farm you can learn to do almost anything. You are lucky to have a dad that is willing to work with you and teach you. I can tell he loves you a lot. Enjoy the time with him.
Thank you for your kind words and great encouragement!!!!!
I'm impressed at how cool you stay with all the different things to pay attention to. Tell your dad to wear his seat belt.
Thank you for your kind words and great comment!!! I will tell my Dad.
I respect your obedience to the instructor, knowing that you are no longer a beginner in driving and drive a pickup, a combine, an airplane and a tractor. This humility deserves great respect.
Thank you for your kindness!!!!
This looks to be your biggest challenge yet Kate that I can tell. Try to take in everything your dad is teaching you. Remember no one comes knowing, we all learn something new everyday. Soon you will have it. Practice Practice Practice.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!!!!
Love watching your dad’s constructive criticism roll off your shoulders.🤣 I do the same with my daughter. Keep up the good work and Godspeed!!
Thank you for your great story and kindness!!!!
As an ex trucker , you're doing great Kate...tell the old man to take a chill pill...LOL. But he does have a big responsibility in teaching you the ropes. You are basically driving a manual truck with auto shift , so if you don't drive a stick shift car , then it is a bit difficult to get used to. Also a lot of people would have a melt down with someone barking orders at them all the time, so hats off to you young lady, and for not editing your mishaps out of the video!
A class act as usual Kate 🙂
Cheers , Gregg.
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Keep your head up Kate I think your doing great.Its all a learning process.Dad is giving you his years of experience which is going to make you the best you can be.
Thank you for your wonderful and kind words!!!!
Keep up the good work and don't let the bad things bring you down.
Thank you for your kindness!!! It's just a learning curve!!!
you're doing just fine. We all had the struggle of learning and small accidents.. and still, who works, makes mistakes.. no worries, things will go beter.. you're still my favorite driver 🙂
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I know you'll be a good truck driver someday. Your dad is a good teacher. Good job!
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"We Made it Home Safely" the best quote of the Video.
Well done I must admit I found it kind of comical your whole ordeal, but you did a good job, not many young ladies have your desire or patience for these type of Agricultural Necessities.
hahahahaha!!! Thank you for your wonderful and hilarious comment and kindness!!!!
Kate you are amazing. When I first drove a asphalt tanker at 17 I was very nervous too, you are doing great and your Dad's patience and explanation to you is awesome. Just remember the experiences and mistakes as you continue to learn the aspects for farming and you are definitely learning them all.
Thank you for your wonderful story and great kindness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Poor Kate. You were having such problems but you hung in there. Good for you!
Thank you for your kind words!
Your dad is a trooper, and so patient!!!
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Bravo Kate always great viewing with you and your dad. You are gaining in experience and skill, onward and upward blessings from NZ
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Kate, you're doing great. You are used to center drive tractors. You will get the hang of it. Elevators can be stressful, but take your time.
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@@KatesAg You're very welcome and you are learning a lot!
Absolutely love watching you drive that truck! You go girl! just breath and listen to your dad! You will do better with time! I think you did great!
Thank you for your wonderful kindness and great encouragement!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keep up the great job. Everyone makes mistakes but you learn from them. Love the videos keep them coming.
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What a great father and daughter team to get the job done . I admire you both for being so deversafied. Kate has a wonderful future ahead of her. She is smart and a beautiful girl. I love her for her potential and ability to learn. I have great respect for you both. Lots of patients is key factor for both. Love you. 🌹❤️🇨🇦 . You're both doing a great job!!!
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there are 2 ways to help correct you. one is his way of raising voice and the other is cool, calm and understanding. you would learn 10 times faster under the 2nd. kate, this is the truth. i did it !
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Great job Kate. It takes some time to get big rigs figured out. I was scared to death driving loaded down fairly steep grades the first season. Your Dad is right about trailers, I clipped a power pole once and broke it not swinging wide enough for the trailer. 😬Hang in there!
Oh That would be scary!!! Thank you for your great story and kindness!!!!
Kate, you do the best you can! The most experienced drivers make mistakes. You can be proud driving this truck at such a young age already. This week I read an interesting story about a Dutch farmer who went to the USA in the year 1911. He was interested in the American farming and got a lot of ideas. When he came back to the Netherlands he built an American farm! This farm still exists. It was a lot bigger then the normal farms in that period. In fact he learned about the farming in the USA and spread some of his knowlegde. I guess he did the same like you, but without the internet! Greetings from the Netherlands!
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All this stuff your dad is teaching you is just so amazing. Your learning things that most young people will never know or get to do. One day you may meet a young man that will be overwhelmed by your skills and knowledge.
I totally agree and am very grateful for my Dad!!!! Thank you for your wonderful kindness!
I hate to tell you this Kate...but...it sucks when you're on the uphill side of the learning curve. but eventually, as you learn more, the curve does flatten out. everybody who drives has been there. and you are definitely getting better; your dad is letting you do more complex maneuvers (if he didn't think you couldn't do it, he wouldn't let you try). keep up the good work!
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Didn't know that you were ill Katie, pleased to hear that your better now, and really glad that you are doing more videos Paul. 😅
don't get discouraged it takes time to learn so many things, .
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Your dad is a lot more patient than my dad was in the 1960’s. People grossly underestimate the amount of skills you gotta learn on 5e farm. Good luck!
Thank you for your great story and wonderful and kind words!!!!!
You could benefit from making a check list for each part of the operation and tape it on your visor
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Kate you are amazing how you listen to Dad, and Dad is amazing how he gives you constant instruction.
Thank you for your wonderful kindness!!! I am very grateful to be able to learn all these things from my Dad!
@@KatesAg because of this, you will do well in life.... what ever you decide to do.
С большим интересом смотрю на жизнь американских фермеров. Ты молодец, что решила рассказывать о людях, которые своими руками выращивают урожай на полях. У тебя это получилось интересно и познавательно. Спасибо.
Спасибо за чудесную доброту и огромное поощрение!!!!!
@@KatesAg Ты смелая и решительная девушка, если решила научиться управлять такой сложной техникой как трактор, комбайн, большой грузовик.👍 Я думаю, твой отец гордится тобой.
Kudos to you and your dad. It’s not easy training or learning in a high stress situation. You both handled it so well.
I was so impressed with everything about this. I think we have all been at both ends of this situation.