You take it easy Ryan and don't push yourself. No one wants to see anyone get hurt because they are tired. We have all Winter to watch videos. Harvest first and be safe. You make great content, thank you.
Don't worry about getting content out. You have work to do and weather to beat. I thank you for showing us the Subsoiler. 40 yrs ago I worked making Brillion Implements. I remember the first subsoilers we made, and the modifications of the frame and the shanks after they we had sold some and flaws were found. When I see old Brillion Implements I feel proud that I might have helped make the one I am looking at.
I recently found your channel I am glad because I have to play catch up on knowledge cause I married farmers daughter. And thanks to your videos that's getting easier. Cheers mate
I always pull mine in the spring. The moisture from the snow will help get those shanks in and be a lot easier to pull. I also pull it as deep as it’ll go. Might as well make sure you get all the hard pan out.
Thanks Ryan.... dont worry about the videos.... farm comes first.... I know that there are many that dont think that way but you get done what you can and Thanks again
Loved seeing you drop the bale off the load the other day.it was funny.great idea that dubsoiler.you might have the 82 maxed out power wise pulling that.make sure you idle the tractor at least 5 to 10 minutes before shutting it down after pulling that subsoiler
The subsoiler looks like a very handy tool. I hope you get a chance to use it soon. Aside from erosion, compaction seems to be a big factor that you can mitigate to improve your soil characteristics and thus, your yields.
A great tool for deep ripping, we modified our's to deep band our fertilizer. Over the past 5 years we have seen a 25% increase in yields, especially on our heavy soils where we crop rice...
Another interesting video Ryan thanks for teaching us how Farms work great video great harvesting get the job done I'll be glad to see the 82 pulling this new piece of equipment see how it works
We had a sub soiler on our farm. It worked great for compaction and breaking up corn ground. Never mind it was a deep band chisel plow n we used a 4455
We had a very similar subsoiler like that here in New Zealand, only 4 shank though, we had 6 inch wide wings on the shanks, but no disc openers, we ran it on a 220hp MF and romp away with it, 130hp pulled it quite well too.
I'm from Western Canada. I can confirm the saline layer on top of the soil. It's like a dusting of salt on the top of the ground. We see reduced yields in those spots, but it's not like nothing grows at all. Just run a cultivator over those areas and mix it in before seeding
Great videos Ryan, will be interesting to see it work. U should explain the difference in a subsoiler and a ripper some time. Other then the finishing discs that a ripper has.
Thats the way I like it! My subsoiler goes 30 inches deep, two shanks can make 100hp tractor stop and die instantly. But going that deep is necessary, at least in type of soil that Im farming...
I've had one for years and they are pretty awesome they really do need the shank protectors on the sides because it will wear the shank thin just above the Ripper point
I had a old combo by unverfert disks shanks disks with toggles it was a real nightmare !!! Toggles breaks all the time cause it was some kind of cast material, we had some custom made in steal, it was better but the springs break too, metal casing fatigue cracks where The spings are!!! We all get rid of the toggles, torch a few things weld some kind of wings over the shanks and put some hydrolics cylinders with a gas accumulator . best things I have done to this machine
Ryan. I hope you get your Harvesting done trouble free !.. I watch the "California Farmer" Almond Tree Farm, Use a Cat D-11; rip 6 feet deep to get through the hard-pan. It's amazing what the farmer has to do !......Good luck to all of the Farmer's !
Up here in morthcentral Montana, the closer to the Canadian border you get, the more saline washouts you see. Its enough to turn swaths of earth grey to white. Theyre pretty devastating.
Hi Ryan, mabey is soon future video can you explain how you or other farmers calculate in your head or is their a standard formula you use on what size or horse power tractor you hook up to an implement when using it out in the fields
Nice explanation of what the subsoiler can do for you. Have you considered what cover crops could do, especially the tillage radishes (Daikon radishes)? I would be cool if you could do a comparison, maybe next fall/winter.
Bets on how many rocks it'll find in rockville? Edit: As always, stay safe our there! And the focus should always be on getting the harvest done with or without footage. Good to hear you are getting there. Slowly but surely.
Just bought the same one, does not auto reset, 9 times out of 10 I have to stop and lift it up to get it to reset. Other than that it does a really good job. John Deere 8400 pulling 5 shanks 14" deep , 4.5- 5 mph is all I can get to they pull hard but they do open the bottom.
You’ll sure feel when she is in the pan. My dad used to pull a single shank pan buster with the 4230, she was usually within 3” of the frame. He then had a MF2680, initially pulling a twin shank pan buster. That was also usually between an inch and 2” of the frame. Both tractors used to bark when she hit the crust. There was none of the reset stuff back in the 80’s. Much later they put the MF on full duals, fronts also. Ballast all 8 tyres, with a 5 shank flat lifter. That really slowed her off. Looking forward to seeing the JD pull hard.
Great, Informational Video, Ryan! I am an owner of farm land but not a farmer. I have heard of compaction for years but never understood it till now. Same with the terms hard pan and subsoiler. Is hard pan only a narrow band between the worked upper layer and a softer lower depth which prevents water and root penetration from getting into the soft lower depth? If so, it know makes total common sense to me to use a subsoiler to fracture it. sdh in the Tobacco Valley of CT
Subsoiling is a need necessity for a farm, but the tractor it takes to pull a subsoiler has to be of substantial size. I think the 8235r is big enough for this machine but it might be at it's limite. You'll just have to try it and see....
The 82 should have to problem pulling it. 50 a shank is way overkill. It’s more like 30-35. We have a 6 shank with all the bells and whistles and our 4960 pulls it like a champ.
Joel Windsor it would be nice for you to post a couple of videos of you at work so we can see what makes you say so about the farm machines that you prefer, as opposed to the John Deer. Am just coming into this field and hence being on this channel. And seeing Ryan and his family, at work on a day to day basis gives insight to what farming really is. However, Ryan while we get these vendors trying to share or sell their implements to you or us. Until we see them at work, they are just "pawn artists" .....no disrespect.
Yeah I think you'll find the readiness of companies to give free demos to Ryan has more to do with the fact that the machine could be seen by not only his 250k subscribers but also the people that youtube flag the channel too as being of interest. Loaning him a machine for a few weeks is extremely cheap advertising for it's reach, but it didn't happen over night, it's taken him years to build the channel and a following that companies are interested in persuing. If you think I am wrong start your channel and come back in a year and tell us how many free demos it has gotten you. :-)
@Reggy_s True. But do we want to see a video of these implements or how Ryan uses this kind of equipment in his farming operation? if these guys want Ryan to advertise their tools. Let him suggest with a caption a video like this is more like a sales pitch. And this will drive us "subscribers" away. we are attracted to this page because of the intent that Ryan wants to share his farming experience. If we wanted to buy this sort of equipment, most suppliers have a page where we can see what each supplier has to offer.
@@ndimec2117 ... anyone that follows the channel knows he has both the ripper and grain cart on loan from the company and that the company has been involved in highlighting them, for the majority of followers the content is likely to be both interesting and relevent as it is a farm channel. If it happens to be a video that doesn't interest you then put your big boy pants on and make a decision to not watch, I highly doubt losing the 30 seconds of your life it would take you to see what the video is about would harm you in any way. It's not realistic to expect Ryan to censor content that 90% of his 250,000 subscribers would likely find interesting just because a few people may find it less so and it's even less realistic to think that he is going spend time and money to run the channel and not receive any benefit in return. Some viewers may see it as just entertainment but in reality it is part of his business, if people want to be able to dictate what they see then they would need to join a subscription service that is dedicated specifically to their needs and wants.
if its sick you will struggle to pull . if its dusty just ad 15 hp per shank if you do think i am being strait up with you when drop it in to the right depth find out what a real load is. you need about 12 to 14 inch's get under the hard pan
Great episode guys, very informative as I'm western Canada and yup we have lots of salinity so if you guys want to set me up with a trail type for behind my T9.615 that would be welcome 👍
Why anyone wants to use a inline ripper is beyond me. If you dont have a big enough tractor, there nothing but a huge boat anchor! If you want to rip, get a v riper! I have ran both and I always had a much easier time by far pulling a v ripper.
You take it easy Ryan and don't push yourself. No one wants to see anyone get hurt because they are tired. We have all Winter to watch videos. Harvest first and be safe. You make great content, thank you.
Thanks for your patience!
Don't worry about getting content out. You have work to do and weather to beat. I thank you for showing us the Subsoiler. 40 yrs ago I worked making Brillion Implements. I remember the first subsoilers we made, and the modifications of the frame and the shanks after they we had sold some and flaws were found. When I see old Brillion Implements I feel proud that I might have helped make the one I am looking at.
I shouldn't worry about it but I like keeping everyone in the loop
Great video! The saline comments are right on target for areas in North Dakota since no-till has come on the scene and truly are barren spots.
I recently found your channel I am glad because I have to play catch up on knowledge cause I married farmers daughter. And thanks to your videos that's getting easier. Cheers mate
I always pull mine in the spring. The moisture from the snow will help get those shanks in and be a lot easier to pull. I also pull it as deep as it’ll go. Might as well make sure you get all the hard pan out.
Great video
Their factory is within an hour of us. The make really good equipment. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Ryan.... dont worry about the videos.... farm comes first.... I know that there are many that dont think that way but you get done what you can and Thanks again
Loved seeing you drop the bale off the load the other day.it was funny.great idea that dubsoiler.you might have the 82 maxed out power wise pulling that.make sure you idle the tractor at least 5 to 10 minutes before shutting it down after pulling that subsoiler
Ryan im very much the same - i may not be in agriculture but recently ive been getting home late and falling straight asleep.
Don’t worry on the editing , what ever you get out we appreciate.😀👍🏾🚜🚜🚜🚜
I know I shouldn't but I like keeping everyone in the loop! I'd upload the next day if I had that much free time to edit :/
The subsoiler looks like a very handy tool. I hope you get a chance to use it soon. Aside from erosion, compaction seems to be a big factor that you can mitigate to improve your soil characteristics and thus, your yields.
A great tool for deep ripping, we modified our's to deep band our fertilizer. Over the past 5 years we have seen a 25% increase in yields, especially on our heavy soils where we crop rice...
Live in Hastings MN your videos are the best love learning more about farming and have learned lots from you Thanks Ryan
Another interesting video Ryan thanks for teaching us how Farms work great video great harvesting get the job done I'll be glad to see the 82 pulling this new piece of equipment see how it works
I think you should take a road trip to see where these very nice pieces of equipment are built. Maybe find a scratch and dent one to buy too..
I'll have to ask!
We had a sub soiler on our farm. It worked great for compaction and breaking up corn ground. Never mind it was a deep band chisel plow n we used a 4455
Keep up the hard work! The end is in sight, thanks for the updates and the great videos!
We had a very similar subsoiler like that here in New Zealand, only 4 shank though, we had 6 inch wide wings on the shanks, but no disc openers, we ran it on a 220hp MF and romp away with it, 130hp pulled it quite well too.
Ryan , great video ! I can’t wait to see you use that in the field .
Great video on how the ripper works.
this is an amazing tool, it might increase up to 15% of crop production over whole season, complete game-changer. Good luck
I'm from Western Canada. I can confirm the saline layer on top of the soil. It's like a dusting of salt on the top of the ground. We see reduced yields in those spots, but it's not like nothing grows at all. Just run a cultivator over those areas and mix it in before seeding
Good video, interesting piece of equipment. Best wishes for your family’s continued harvest and land maintenance.
Thanks for sharing Ryan..
Great videos Ryan, will be interesting to see it work. U should explain the difference in a subsoiler and a ripper some time. Other then the finishing discs that a ripper has.
Ryan!! You’re amazing. We farm up in rice lake Wisconsin about like 4 hours north of you. Love the videos keep it goin
Wow! Thanks for the kind comment!
How Farms Work anytime man,You know a lot of ppl lookup to you and I’m one of them!!
I know where that is! We used to live in Ladysmith, and still get up to Winter, Wisconsin a lot.
Dejavu666 wampas that’s awesome I don’t know if you know the place well but we haven’t been doing amazing this year
The ripper that we used has replaceable teeth with a wide variety of teeth available..it really makes a difference on what teeth you use
I'm looking forward to watching you guys run this!
That looks a cool subsoiler. Imagine getting her down to the frame.
Thats the way I like it! My subsoiler goes 30 inches deep, two shanks can make 100hp tractor stop and die instantly. But going that deep is necessary, at least in type of soil that Im farming...
Hey Ryan!! Looking forward to see how the 82 handles that.
I've had one for years and they are pretty awesome they really do need the shank protectors on the sides because it will wear the shank thin just above the Ripper point
I had a old combo by unverfert disks shanks disks with toggles it was a real nightmare !!! Toggles breaks all the time cause it was some kind of cast material, we had some custom made in steal, it was better but the springs break too, metal casing fatigue cracks where The spings are!!! We all get rid of the toggles, torch a few things weld some kind of wings over the shanks and put some hydrolics cylinders with a gas accumulator . best things I have done to this machine
She gonna make the ole J.D work
Looking forward to seeing it in action!
Thanks for sharing 👍
It seems to be a good way to fix hard areas in fields.
Great job on the video and good job on explaining the UN zone builder
Keep up the good work
Holy cow! those are some beefy shanks.
Ryan. I hope you get your Harvesting done trouble free !.. I watch the "California Farmer" Almond Tree Farm, Use a Cat D-11; rip 6 feet deep to get through the hard-pan. It's amazing what the farmer has to do !......Good luck to all of the Farmer's !
That Case IH you had earlier would be great paired up with this
The guys from Unverferth seem to be pretty sharp. Hope you get to use the zone builder, I'd like to see how it works on the farms.
That looks well build
It is what it is !
Up here in morthcentral Montana, the closer to the Canadian border you get, the more saline washouts you see. Its enough to turn swaths of earth grey to white. Theyre pretty devastating.
Ryan, we miss Jamie, will she ever be back?
Hi Ryan, mabey is soon future video can you explain how you or other farmers calculate in your head or is their a standard formula you use on what size or horse power tractor you hook up to an implement when using it out in the fields
If the soil conditions are right the Subsoiler can loosen a large amount of soil. I started using my 9 shank with a 4850 mfd back in the early 1980's.
The 8235r can pull it at 4.25 mph using 12 gph of fuel with it just about 14" below soil surface if the colters are set to the hub.
Nice explanation of what the subsoiler can do for you. Have you considered what cover crops could do, especially the tillage radishes (Daikon radishes)? I would be cool if you could do a comparison, maybe next fall/winter.
Nice 👍 video!!
This sub soiler is legit made like 15 mins from where I live, we have this same one. We use ours on a Agco Dt180
Do you have a lot of pheasants or chickens around your place to clean up the corn that gets on the ground?
Great video Ryan...Interesting stuff. Thanks!
Bets on how many rocks it'll find in rockville?
Edit: As always, stay safe our there! And the focus should always be on getting the harvest done with or without footage. Good to hear you are getting there. Slowly but surely.
Ironically the farm with the least amount of rocks! Hahaha
Very interesting. Thanks for the video. I look forward to seeing the 82 put through it's paces.
Just bought the same one, does not auto reset, 9 times out of 10 I have to stop and lift it up to get it to reset. Other than that it does a really good job. John Deere 8400 pulling 5 shanks 14" deep , 4.5- 5 mph is all I can get to they pull hard but they do open the bottom.
You’ll sure feel when she is in the pan. My dad used to pull a single shank pan buster with the 4230, she was usually within 3” of the frame. He then had a MF2680, initially pulling a twin shank pan buster. That was also usually between an inch and 2” of the frame. Both tractors used to bark when she hit the crust. There was none of the reset stuff back in the 80’s. Much later they put the MF on full duals, fronts also. Ballast all 8 tyres, with a 5 shank flat lifter. That really slowed her off. Looking forward to seeing the JD pull hard.
Great, Informational Video, Ryan! I am an owner of farm land but not a farmer. I have heard of compaction for years but never understood it till now. Same with the terms hard pan and subsoiler. Is hard pan only a narrow band between the worked upper layer and a softer lower depth which prevents water and root penetration from getting into the soft lower depth? If so, it know makes total common sense to me to use a subsoiler to fracture it. sdh in the Tobacco Valley of CT
4:36 isn't that red thing in the background new too?
Check his video he got a couple weeks ago.
@@quintinhi8565 aha, that kuhn thing, I saw that video and even left a comment then, heh.
Another great vid!
Subsoiling is a need necessity for a farm, but the tractor it takes to pull a subsoiler has to be of substantial size. I think the 8235r is big enough for this machine but it might be at it's limite. You'll just have to try it and see....
I'm sure it has the traction at least, think wheel spin will be a problem before "torque out"
It will put a work out that little Deere . if you are serous about busting the hard pan the big wing points the 8 inch points
We run about 10 inches down using a MX245
Good luck.
I sincerely hope your 8235 will pull it. My uncle's poor old 7120 pulls a 5 shank dmi at 6mph.
Awesome video thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍
The 82 should have to problem pulling it. 50 a shank is way overkill. It’s more like 30-35. We have a 6 shank with all the bells and whistles and our 4960 pulls it like a champ.
Can you use this on your hay ground to drop the water level?
That Deere is going to have it's hands full dragging that thing around
I think it'll definitely be pushing her limits!
@@HowFarmsWork should of tried to get a new Holland to run it . Sorry had to
Joel Windsor Id have loved to try it on a T.8!
@@HowFarmsWork that would of been nice I'm not a Deere fan at all love the older ones but not the newer ones love my new Holland's and Massey's
Joel Windsor it would be nice for you to post a couple of videos of you at work so we can see what makes you say so about the farm machines that you prefer, as opposed to the John Deer. Am just coming into this field and hence being on this channel. And seeing Ryan and his family, at work on a day to day basis gives insight to what farming really is. However, Ryan while we get these vendors trying to share or sell their implements to you or us. Until we see them at work, they are just "pawn artists" .....no disrespect.
Great video,
So would t a chisel plow bust compaction just as well but with more disturbance?
B.s. another freebie just sayin every farmer should start a channel equipment dealers will go broke
Yeah I think you'll find the readiness of companies to give free demos to Ryan has more to do with the fact that the machine could be seen by not only his 250k subscribers but also the people that youtube flag the channel too as being of interest. Loaning him a machine for a few weeks is extremely cheap advertising for it's reach, but it didn't happen over night, it's taken him years to build the channel and a following that companies are interested in persuing. If you think I am wrong start your channel and come back in a year and tell us how many free demos it has gotten you. :-)
@Reggy_s True. But do we want to see a video of these implements or how Ryan uses this kind of equipment in his farming operation? if these guys want Ryan to advertise their tools. Let him suggest with a caption a video like this is more like a sales pitch. And this will drive us "subscribers" away. we are attracted to this page because of the intent that Ryan wants to share his farming experience. If we wanted to buy this sort of equipment, most suppliers have a page where we can see what each supplier has to offer.
@@ndimec2117 ... anyone that follows the channel knows he has both the ripper and grain cart on loan from the company and that the company has been involved in highlighting them, for the majority of followers the content is likely to be both interesting and relevent as it is a farm channel. If it happens to be a video that doesn't interest you then put your big boy pants on and make a decision to not watch, I highly doubt losing the 30 seconds of your life it would take you to see what the video is about would harm you in any way. It's not realistic to expect Ryan to censor content that 90% of his 250,000 subscribers would likely find interesting just because a few people may find it less so and it's even less realistic to think that he is going spend time and money to run the channel and not receive any benefit in return. Some viewers may see it as just entertainment but in reality it is part of his business, if people want to be able to dictate what they see then they would need to join a subscription service that is dedicated specifically to their needs and wants.
Less talk, and lets see it work. Thanks for the video's.
Years ago nobody around here did deep ripping the ground it was just plowing and cultivating it to plant now everybody use a deep ripper in the fall.
Do you guys have a dryer?
We only have bin dryers, not continuous flow
@@HowFarmsWork can show in next vid?
What tractor are looking to use on it?
Hello from the quad cities
Sure miss your Jamie
The 82 can pull that easy. We pull a machine like this with a case puma 160
So do you get sponsored or do they just give it to you.
Just giving it to us to use for awhile
That's cool and nice
if its sick you will struggle to pull . if its dusty just ad 15 hp per shank if you do think i am being strait up with you when drop it in to the right depth find out what a real load is. you need about 12 to 14 inch's get under the hard pan
125 acres NOT combined yet?
125 acres of corn still standing
Do you own the Kuhn manure spreader
Just a demo
I want a how Farms works hat
And farmers think moldboard plowing is a thing of the past. I wonder.
are you and jammie still to gether haven't here you talk about her for a while.
I heard someone say, that she does not like to be in his videos.. But none of our business
Unfortunately we are no longer together.
@@HowFarmsWork ,sorry to hear about you and Jamie splitting up, when the time is right you will be blessed with another girlfriend
Ryan really enjoy watching your videos just wondering what happened to your wife she used to be on there with you a lot
Rick Floyd thanks, though I’ve never been married
You will want to do all your fields after you see the results.
Hi
Great episode guys, very informative as I'm western Canada and yup we have lots of salinity so if you guys want to set me up with a trail type for behind my T9.615 that would be welcome 👍
Don't use the wheels, let all the weight from the subsoiler be on the tractor. Even the pull down of the shanks help with traction.
Hell we pulled ours with a 160 horse 1370 lol
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Sup
65000? Or 6500?
$16,500
Where in Ohio is he?
Good video, but would like to have seen more of the equipment and less of the salesman
Why anyone wants to use a inline ripper is beyond me. If you dont have a big enough tractor, there nothing but a huge boat anchor! If you want to rip, get a v riper! I have ran both and I always had a much easier time by far pulling a v ripper.
Did he say 15k for that omg
Hi pull it with a JCB FASTRAC JCB FASTRAC you know it makes sence \\\\\\\\\Richard uk