Brings back memories of yester year. I decided I could raise chickens or whatever else and trade for milk. My utmost respect for farmers period. The dairy farmers I grew up around didn't take time off unless the cows were looked after by someone they trusted implicitly. To take a week vacation was a really rare event. Kudos.
Thanks for another great video, I can certainly sympathize with Brent, a lifetime of livestock farming has me walking just like he does!!!!!! Keep the videos coming!!!!!!!
If Brent has bad knees (looks like it), encourage him to look into knee replacement. I'm a year plus out of that and very pleased. First couple weeks after surgery are unpleasant but amazing healing progress after that.
Hello Taylor. You and Brent have an awesome farm and absolutely great at explaining the whys and how you do things. Taylor, you really go to the extra effort and thoughtfulness in your videography. Your channel should be mandatory viewing in schools. Not just Vo-Ag classes but for all students to see how food is produced.
When I stayed in Alabama my heritage our cowas always graze whit the grass and they had salt licks big blocks of salt in the pasture we did not milk cows
Thanks for letting us tag along while yall work the ladies! Pressure washing will wear you out very quickly, especially anything overhead!! Even though yall are not organic, the dairy industry is missing a great PR opportunity to put together a short documentary about caring dairy farmers and they're well-kept ladies! Stay safe and hydrated....fall is not too far away (at least that's what I tell myself to push through hot/humid days)!
Thank you for showing the milking. I missed seeing the cows. I love watching what they do and have used a little in the book that I am currently writing. I never thought about fly poop.
Taylor and Brent, I love the channel. As a former dairy farmer, I have all these "shop talk" questions and compliments. Simply, you are doing a great job. Cow with swastika, hilarious.
@@tayfarms I gotta say Marla, the Shorthorn, she seems like a nice cow. That deep red and seems to have a good udder and good attitude. It helps that I love the Milking Shorthorn breed, the variety of colors and roan patterns. Plus they are tough, multipurpose, and cross well with other breeds.
😁Hey, Great old style milking video . This is how we milked cows in the 60s until we built a dugout parlor witch was much more better. A wand Extension would make the washing more better . Low price about 10$ single or multi kits 30$ and up on AMAZON . Thanks
Hi Taylor thanks for another awesome video. It's so quite in the barn when you are milking the noise from the milking machine's is so relaxing. Doesn't matter how hot it is you can not beat a cup of coffee. The cow's look so relaxed layering there chewing the cudd.Well you could certainly 👀 where you had done the pressure washing looks great. Thanks again for sharing with us take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
The washing the barn will work the biceps pretty good. Hope you guys can get your throttle figured out and new part installed. Stay safe and healthy Tay. 25.6k subscribers, you keep growing hopefully they are good people and not to many scrubs.
When you're going to do a lot of work overhead directed upward with a jetwand, get a rake handle to tape onto the side so you can hold it against your hip or into the bottom of a belt pouch or even use a long strip of cloth as a sling to support the lower end of the rake handle.
I think of this methodvas "Wisconsin style" milking. Our cows came into a six and six haringbone parlor to be milked. With all holstiens at one farm and all jersey cows at another, we relied on numbered ear tags. We put ankle braslet on those who had to be kept from the tank.
Ahhh. This takes me back a decade or six. I was born and raised on an English dairy farm during the 1950's. Such a shame that today's kids don't get to see where their milk comes from. God bless you both, for doing such a tough, but satisfying job !
Hi Tay, just a support comment for your channel. Another enlightening insight into dairy farming. I Wonder how many viewers know what a 5.30 start entails. It's ok to a certain extent if you live on the job, but you have to get up then travel. Makes it a long day. Didn't like to ask, but seems like Brent suffers with his knees. But.... he gets on with the job NO COMPLAINING. Another great thing about this channel is there's no whining or moaning, so "note to world " job to be done, so whatever, it's got to be done. Cows don't milk and feed themselves. To YOU and Brent well done, ( all day 😊😊😊) Thanks MARK uk
Great video sweetheart. I know all about breakdowns. We’ve lost a lot of money this summer between breakdowns and hay got rained on and got ruined. Great job cleaning the barn. You did an awesome job. You can do anything my dear. We are down to our last 20 acres the first cutting. We got 360 acres done. Can’t wait to finish get a little break for a second cut and starts. Brent is hilarious by the way With the walking out like a teenager at the prom I’m still laughing.😂 Have a good day and stay safe. Talk to you sometime, hopefully.🤗
Great video, Taylor! Brings back all the memories of milking with my dad. Nice job, cleaning. Never knew you could get away with feeding nutrients. We always gave them feed in the old days. We did stop feeding silage and went over to just hay. A lot cheaper and better on their stomachs. Have a great day!
Hay Taylor, you might want to buy a 3/8 pipe and extend the presser washer so your trigger hand is waste high and your control hand is maybe chest high. This could save your arms and you will not be directly under the work spot. Thank you for you content I enjoy the machines and the farm life in general.
Hi Taylor. Just another great video of life on a farm. Never have a down time. Always something to do. When I was on the farm, we didn't have bulk storage. We stored the ilk in cans and had to bring it down to the creamery every day. Never ever didn't have something to do. Like you said, always something to do. Love how you always give your cows a little love pat when milking. They sure do appreciate that. It reflects in the way they stand there waiting for you. I really enjoy your videos. Brings back many memories. Have a great day, say hello to Brent and God Bless
Hello Taylor can allways see how well the cows are treated by the way they react to you. There calm well taken care of, you and Brent excellent farmers and a well taken care of herd. Have a great day. See you then.
When I head back to 🇨🇦 through central Maine, I’ll be looking out for that beautiful barn. If I happen to pass by, I’m screeching to a halt to say hi. I love your channel. Never tired of any one of your varied work days, bookended by milking the ladies.
Taylor!! Just happens to be my last name! Lol Hey.. Brett's walking like I used to! Has he had an x-ray of his hips? Thought it was my knees? It was my hip!???? Best thing I ever did!!!??
Thanks for the video Taylor. I like the milking videos and when you talk about feed. I really do learn something new every video you make. Sure been hot lately. Stay cool. Have a good weekend
Good job I enjoyed your video farming is something I thought I would love still do but time off won out…worked on my uncle farm in Vt. Many years ago.Enjoyed watching your video keep up the work more and more it’s the life between you and your best friend or husband really it’s the most rewarding between you both working so everyday and getting things done brings you happiness I get it it’s the farming way and best way to stay in love with the one person you care so much ! I truly enjoy your video way to go in the USA
G’day Taylor. My 88 year old retired farmer (yes sometimes they do retire!) dad has just called me over to the computer to watch you tedding hay. It’s not something he’d heard of - perhaps our summers are hotter here in Australia so there’s not the need to do it. Anyway we’re now watching more of your videos and are enjoying them immensely. That’s with the exception of this milking one, at least where my 87 year old mother is concerned anyway! After thirty years milking cows every evening while dad was out cropping, one day mum gave my father an ultimatum “That’s it! It’s either me or the cows”. Thankfully he chose her and she never had to milk another cow. When she saw us watching your milking video she said “Tell her to get out now!” So as a dutiful son I’m passing on her message.
Enjoyed your latest video. Tay, continue with your sweetness & keeping up with your measure of high standards and not slipping into lower levels. If you can understand my thought! You're image is an elevated presentation. Thanx Tay!
Nice video Taylor! I realize how much I don't miss cleaning the barn since my family quit milking while I was in the Navy. My uncle kept raising hiefers for another farm till he was in his 70's so I would help him any chance I got would even take my leave to make hay for him.
You can get a tip for that washer that swirls around as you wash and does so much better. I thunk they can be a little pricey maybe $50 but they are great.
Hi kid ; I have been watching your videos for a few years now and this was one of the few clips that had traffic on your road, it seems to me that this has to be one of the quietest roads in Maine, regards from Ireland.
That’s a job Tay! Looks good though and definitely a flipflop job for sure lol Stay cool up there and hope we see more of the cleaning! Thanks for the video! Take care!
My grandfather had rheumatoid arthritis of all of his joints and he farmed 160 acres with one hired man. Had he not kept active, he would have become bedridden. I can appreciate Brent's pain. Unrelenting pain is not conducive to having a good nature.
Good Morning Taylor I think every young person should work on a dairy farm for a year or two it would be a good experience and help them through life. This Is where it all begins.
It's HOT working these days in New England 🥵 I wonder if you could white wash the ceiling after it dries off ? Think how bright that would make it. Work farm safe. 👍🐮💚
Dedicated both of you. Farming is a balance of coping with weather and management of cows and money. In summer refrigerate the coffee over night. Ice coffee.
Hi Taylor. Thanks again for another great video. A cows milk production will drop if they don’t get the proper nutrients but it can also drop in hot weather. Just like humans they need plenty of water too. Daisy’s swastika is unique . I would keep an eye on her. Your everyday chores may seem mundane at times but you have a way of making them fun. I really like Brent’s sense of humor too. Stay cool, hydrate, and keep your awesome smile and positive attitude.🚜🐄🌽😉
Great video young lady, ya'll sure do have a beautiful heard. Stay safe and I wish you lived a lot closer so I could enjoy a cup of coffee 😁🙋♂️👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🐄🚜
Please explain Brent's knees' difficulties. Has he tried VOLTAREN? It is provided to me for pain by the Veterans Administration? It is a TOPICAL gel in a tube and often used for arthritis joint pain . IT WORKS LIKE A MIRACLE!!!
Hi Taylor and Brent beautiful video loving how you explain everything as you go along speaking of coffee ☕️ I having my second cup hopefully you’re drinking it black it 106 degrees here I always say if you drink coffee ☕️ on hot 🥵 day it’s cool you down it’s all in head 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hey i was just thinkin, you said the cable for the Kubota came in. Use the old cable as a snake. Tape the cables together end to end (not over lapped)and use the old one to pull it through. Keep the tap thin and spread it out like a foot. I dunno what kinda set up its got, but if there is some kinda chunky mechanism on the side thats in the cab, cut it off then tape it and pull from the engine side. Check for grommets on the cab or fire wall, dont wanna ruin those. Also ive used wd40 on the cables if there are tight grommets, slips'em right through. Just a thought, if you already figured to do this... Disregard.
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Brings back memories of yester year. I decided I could raise chickens or whatever else and trade for milk. My utmost respect for farmers period. The dairy farmers I grew up around didn't take time off unless the cows were looked after by someone they trusted implicitly. To take a week vacation was a really rare event. Kudos.
It’s amazing how good things look when there clean, thanks for another great video
Great video Taylor and Brent
Thanks for another great video, I can certainly sympathize with Brent, a lifetime of livestock farming has me walking just like he does!!!!!! Keep the videos coming!!!!!!!
If Brent has bad knees (looks like it), encourage him to look into knee replacement. I'm a year plus out of that and very pleased. First couple weeks after surgery are unpleasant but amazing healing progress after that.
Hello Taylor. You and Brent have an awesome farm and absolutely great at explaining the whys and how you do things. Taylor, you really go to the extra effort and thoughtfulness in your videography. Your channel should be mandatory viewing in schools. Not just Vo-Ag classes but for all students to see how food is produced.
taylor, you are a true farm girl. not like those others copying you.GOOD LUCK
Doing a fantastic job keep up the good work thinking of you both....
Great farm girl! Love how you just get to it with the farm work!
When I stayed in Alabama my heritage our cowas always graze whit the grass and they had salt licks big blocks of salt in the pasture we did not milk cows
Thank you!
@@tayfarms ur very welcome nice farm gal💗
@@ronnieperdue2977and you are nice too!
@@tayfarms1 ؛ !
👍 Taylor, you always do a great job
Thanks for letting us tag along while yall work the ladies! Pressure washing will wear you out very quickly, especially anything overhead!! Even though yall are not organic, the dairy industry is missing a great PR opportunity to put together a short documentary about caring dairy farmers and they're well-kept ladies! Stay safe and hydrated....fall is not too far away (at least that's what I tell myself to push through hot/humid days)!
Thank you for showing the milking. I missed seeing the cows. I love watching what they do and have used a little in the book that I am currently writing. I never thought about fly poop.
Taylor and Brent, I love the channel.
As a former dairy farmer, I have all these "shop talk" questions and compliments.
Simply, you are doing a great job.
Cow with swastika, hilarious.
Hi, so glad to hear 😊 I love to talk farming! Thanks so much for your support😃. She certainly is a one of a kind cow, and not in a good way!😅
@@tayfarms
I gotta say Marla, the Shorthorn, she seems like a nice cow.
That deep red and seems to have a good udder and good attitude.
It helps that I love the Milking Shorthorn breed, the variety of colors and roan patterns. Plus they are tough, multipurpose, and cross well with other breeds.
😁Hey, Great old style milking video . This is how we milked cows in the 60s until we built a dugout parlor witch was much more better. A wand Extension would make the washing more better . Low price about 10$ single or multi kits 30$ and up on AMAZON . Thanks
Hi Taylor thanks for another awesome video. It's so quite in the barn when you are milking the noise from the milking machine's is so relaxing. Doesn't matter how hot it is you can not beat a cup of coffee. The cow's look so relaxed layering there chewing the cudd.Well you could certainly 👀 where you had done the pressure washing looks great. Thanks again for sharing with us take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Another great video nothing better then happy cows I always enjoy watching
Hi Miss Tay.. yes I did and do enjoy your videos. Thank you. Glad to see all is well.
Thanks Taylor, another very informative video. You’re such a hard worker.it’s hard to not love 💕 your work ethic at your age. ❤
The washing the barn will work the biceps pretty good. Hope you guys can get your throttle figured out and new part installed. Stay safe and healthy Tay. 25.6k subscribers, you keep growing hopefully they are good people and not to many scrubs.
Great job washing the ceiling Taylor
Nice work! Enjoy your summer!
Enjoyed your video. Thank you!
Love your channel.
Suggestion: A rotory nozzle may help make things easier and faster
When you're going to do a lot of work overhead directed upward with a jetwand, get a rake handle to tape onto the side so you can hold it against your hip or into the bottom of a belt pouch or even use a long strip of cloth as a sling to support the lower end of the rake handle.
Nice to see you both milking.
Hi Taylor I enjoyed the video. Always like seeing the cows and the milking.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think of this methodvas "Wisconsin style" milking.
Our cows came into a six and six haringbone parlor to be milked.
With all holstiens at one farm and all jersey cows at another, we relied on numbered ear tags.
We put ankle braslet on those who had to be kept from the tank.
What a peaceful video
Ahhh. This takes me back a decade or six. I was born and raised on an English dairy farm during the 1950's. Such a shame that today's kids don't get to see where their milk comes from. God bless you both, for doing such a tough, but satisfying job !
Hi Tay, just a support comment for your channel. Another enlightening insight into dairy farming. I Wonder how many viewers know what a 5.30 start entails. It's ok to a certain extent if you live on the job, but you have to get up then travel. Makes it a long day. Didn't like to ask, but seems like Brent suffers with his knees. But.... he gets on with the job NO COMPLAINING. Another great thing about this channel is there's no whining or moaning, so "note to world " job to be done, so whatever, it's got to be done. Cows don't milk and feed themselves.
To YOU and Brent well done, ( all day 😊😊😊)
Thanks
MARK uk
Great video sweetheart. I know all about breakdowns. We’ve lost a lot of money this summer between breakdowns and hay got rained on and got ruined. Great job cleaning the barn. You did an awesome job. You can do anything my dear. We are down to our last 20 acres the first cutting. We got 360 acres done. Can’t wait to finish get a little break for a second cut and starts. Brent is hilarious by the way With the walking out like a teenager at the prom I’m still laughing.😂 Have a good day and stay safe. Talk to you sometime, hopefully.🤗
Great video, Taylor! Brings back all the memories of milking with my dad. Nice job, cleaning. Never knew you could get away with feeding nutrients. We always gave them feed in the old days. We did stop feeding silage and went over to just hay. A lot cheaper and better on their stomachs. Have a great day!
No need for numbers with each cow being so unique.
“Wearing bare feet “ one of the best things ever, enjoy the summer while it’s here!
Hay Taylor, you might want to buy a 3/8 pipe and extend the presser washer so your trigger hand is waste high
and your control hand is maybe chest high. This could save your arms and you will not be directly under the work spot. Thank you for you content I enjoy the machines and the farm life in general.
Hi Taylor. Just another great video of life on a farm. Never have a down time. Always something to do. When I was on the farm, we didn't have bulk storage. We stored the ilk in cans and had to bring it down to the creamery every day. Never ever didn't have something to do. Like you said, always something to do. Love how you always give your cows a little love pat when milking. They sure do appreciate that. It reflects in the way they stand there waiting for you. I really enjoy your videos. Brings back many memories. Have a great day, say hello to Brent and God Bless
Hello Taylor can allways see how well the cows are treated by the way they react to you. There calm well taken care of, you and Brent excellent farmers and a well taken care of herd. Have a great day. See you then.
Hi Taylor good job washing the barn that's how I clean my barn too with the high pressure washer❤
Nice place and cows😊
Hey Taylor.
We really love your videos and the cows 😂😂😂
Another great video Taylor! I love seeing the milking videos! 😃
Yay! Thank you!
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Hi Taylor and Brent 😊. Just wanted to say hello to you both from all of your friends here in Ireland 🇮🇪. We Love your videos .Best wishes pat Brazil.
When I head back to 🇨🇦 through central Maine, I’ll be looking out for that beautiful barn. If I happen to pass by, I’m screeching to a halt to say hi.
I love your channel. Never tired of any one of your varied work days, bookended by milking the ladies.
Wow! Work on the dairy farm is endless!
Yep, there’s always something to be done. Thanks so much for watching!!
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@@tayfarmsانت لجروحي دواء ومن كل جرح داوني!❤🌹
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one thing i always did when pressure washing the barn is getting it wet first then go back over it worked great.. love your videos.. i miss our cows
I’ll have to try that out! Farming never leaves your heart
@@tayfarms been doing it my whole life. Sold the cows 4 weeks ago. Been kinda lost.
I watched this with my home health nurse who loved it.
Good job, but becareful with the electrical wires. Cleansing is a good workout for your muscles. 💪💪😍
Great job milking Brent and Taylor
Taylor!! Just happens to be my last name! Lol Hey.. Brett's walking like I used to! Has he had an x-ray of his hips? Thought it was my knees? It was my hip!???? Best thing I ever did!!!??
Me too
Hiya Taylor, thank you for another video.....always enjoy them.
There always something to do on the farm, have a wonderful day.
That video brings me back alot of memories. Milked cow's for 35 years. Probably why my legs don't work anymore.
Thanks for the video Taylor. I like the milking videos and when you talk about feed. I really do learn something new every video you make. Sure been hot lately. Stay cool. Have a good weekend
Good job I enjoyed your video farming is something I thought I would love still do but time off won out…worked on my uncle farm in Vt. Many years ago.Enjoyed watching your video keep up the work more and more it’s the life between you and your best friend or husband really it’s the most rewarding between you both working so everyday and getting things done brings you happiness I get it it’s the farming way and best way to stay in love with the one person you care so much ! I truly enjoy your video way to go in the USA
Thank you, Taylor! It’s always great to see you treating your ladies so well. Stay cool in that heat and enjoy that coffee. 🐮
🏍🇺🇸🎒
Greetings from NE Ohio. I enjoy your videos.
Thanks Brent for all the work u and Taylor do y'all are a great team
G’day Taylor. My 88 year old retired farmer (yes sometimes they do retire!) dad has just called me over to the computer to watch you tedding hay. It’s not something he’d heard of - perhaps our summers are hotter here in Australia so there’s not the need to do it. Anyway we’re now watching more of your videos and are enjoying them immensely. That’s with the exception of this milking one, at least where my 87 year old mother is concerned anyway! After thirty years milking cows every evening while dad was out cropping, one day mum gave my father an ultimatum “That’s it! It’s either me or the cows”. Thankfully he chose her and she never had to milk another cow. When she saw us watching your milking video she said “Tell her to get out now!” So as a dutiful son I’m passing on her message.
Enjoyed your latest video. Tay, continue with your sweetness & keeping up with your measure of high standards and not slipping into lower levels. If you can understand my thought! You're image is an elevated presentation. Thanx Tay!
Great video.Always new work to do besides the milking and feeding the cows and cleaning out for the cows.
Good morning Taylor and Brent so enjoy watching your videos and it is so great how well you to work so well together Have a great day stay safe.
Good Morning Taylor and Brent! Loving the tagalong day
I really enjoy your videos
Nice video Taylor! I realize how much I don't miss cleaning the barn since my family quit milking while I was in the Navy. My uncle kept raising hiefers for another farm till he was in his 70's so I would help him any chance I got would even take my leave to make hay for him.
Love seeing the cows, y’all work hard for the cows. Good luck on the inspection! 👍👏🐄
Word of the day is ,"Splatter,and lots of it." When you end up wearing most of it, you've pretty well pressure washed your target.
You can get a tip for that washer that swirls around as you wash and does so much better. I thunk they can be a little pricey maybe $50 but they are great.
Hi kid ; I have been watching your videos for a few years now and this was one of the few clips that had traffic on your road, it seems to me that this has to be one of the quietest roads in Maine, regards from Ireland.
Hey Taylor, Get an extension, and you can keep your arms lower.
Thanks for bringing us along.
Awesome job looking good
Good morning Taylor! I can sympathize Brent, I’ve got arthritis in my knees and hips and I walk just like you. 😂
Hola Taylor..que gran trabajo hacen cada día ..
Es un trabajo duro, pero muy lindo .
Los felicito..!!!
Enjoy all your videos!
I’m glad!
Good job Taylor! Barn looks a lot brighter.
Thank you! Can’t wait to see it all finished 😀
Hypnotic sound to that milking kit , I would be asleep ;-)
It is pretty calming 😅
Hello friends , thanks for the video
That’s a job Tay! Looks good though and definitely a flipflop job for sure lol Stay cool up there and hope we see more of the cleaning! Thanks for the video! Take care!
YOU ALL DO SUCH A GREAT JOB KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEOS AND WORK YOU-TWO MAKE MY DAY😅😊
Nice
Great videos , not many dairy farms left . Thanks for great videos 😊 sorry said it twice lol from North Dakota.
Good morning Tay. Another Great Video. Have a great day
Thank you! You too!
Nice to see a local farm on here
My grandfather had rheumatoid arthritis of all of his joints and he farmed 160 acres with one hired man. Had he not kept active, he would have become bedridden. I can appreciate Brent's pain. Unrelenting pain is not conducive to having a good nature.
Good Morning Taylor I think every young person should work on a dairy farm for a year or two it would be a good experience and help them through life. This Is where it all begins.
It's HOT working these days in New England 🥵
I wonder if you could white wash the ceiling after it dries off ? Think how bright that would make it. Work farm safe.
👍🐮💚
Looks nice Ms. Taylor! You need scuba gear!:)
Dedicated both of you. Farming is a balance of coping with weather and management of cows and money. In summer refrigerate the coffee over night. Ice coffee.
Hello Taylor, great video and work you and Brent do on the dairy farm. Loved it and you ❤
Great video
Thanks!
Good morning, enjoying the fresh farm lifestyle tay!
Hi Taylor. Thanks again for another great video. A cows milk production will drop if they don’t get the proper nutrients but it can also drop in hot weather. Just like humans they need plenty of water too. Daisy’s swastika is unique . I would keep an eye on her. Your everyday chores may seem mundane at times but you have a way of making them fun. I really like Brent’s sense of humor too. Stay cool, hydrate, and keep your awesome smile and positive attitude.🚜🐄🌽😉
Bobbie Jo looks like an Oreo blizzard.
😂 yeah she does!
Cool thank you
No problem!
Milking was my best part of dairy farming
Beautiful strong crossbred cows!
Great video young lady, ya'll sure do have a beautiful heard. Stay safe and I wish you lived a lot closer so I could enjoy a cup of coffee 😁🙋♂️👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🐄🚜
bare feet, lol. Ms Tay you are awesome!! Keepin' it real as always!!!!
You are an amazing human being who happens to be an amazing woman
Great video Taylor insights to a dairy farm life
Please explain Brent's knees' difficulties.
Has he tried VOLTAREN? It is provided to me for pain by the Veterans Administration? It is a TOPICAL gel in a tube and often used for arthritis joint pain . IT WORKS LIKE A MIRACLE!!!
Hi Taylor and Brent beautiful video loving how you explain everything as you go along speaking of coffee ☕️ I having my second cup hopefully you’re drinking it black it 106 degrees here I always say if you drink coffee ☕️ on hot 🥵 day it’s cool you down it’s all in head 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hey i was just thinkin, you said the cable for the Kubota came in. Use the old cable as a snake. Tape the cables together end to end (not over lapped)and use the old one to pull it through. Keep the tap thin and spread it out like a foot. I dunno what kinda set up its got, but if there is some kinda chunky mechanism on the side thats in the cab, cut it off then tape it and pull from the engine side. Check for grommets on the cab or fire wall, dont wanna ruin those. Also ive used wd40 on the cables if there are tight grommets, slips'em right through. Just a thought, if you already figured to do this... Disregard.