Payloader Slipped into Ditch!
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Well, all right now baby it’s all right now….she said look, what’s your game baby. Maybe we can see things the same. Now don’t you wait or hesitate. Let’s move before they raise the parking rate. All right now…baby it’s all right now…
Did you guys get hit with a big snow this week 1-16 thru 1-19? Cole, I hope you and the Mrs. took precautions and eased back into winter when you got back from fun in the sun. It looked like a good ol time! Hope you all are well.
Thanks for sharing your winter chores and as always, thanks for working hard to feed people. Eat MORE BEEF!
Storla Station
only got an inch yesterday!
This is the life of the farm. A lot of work, a little rest, but in the end, a lot of love from animals. Frankly, I feel tired, but when these cattle rub their heads on me and hang my hand with their tongues, I forget everything and appreciate the work I do. Congratulations. Do not despair of more success. In your life, bring some joy to your heart. Thank you
Love from the cows ?
Pretty sure there looking for meat not love !
@@mea3665 Yes, beef and the love of animals come together. We have an Algerian proverb that says: Little for my heart is much for my Lord
@@mea3665 What the F kind of cows do you have that eat meat ? Sounds like a dangerous breed to have around ....
Yay... Snowy Frames..... It's all white now ... Cole... you and Tif have a great Cancun honeymun !! Be safe out there eh !!
Brian to the rescue, you need some chains for that awesome loader.
Thx Cole,
Chains for sure. I saw the tires slide before he stopped.
Hey there Cole and Brian, I hope this finds you all well and good!
"Slipped into a ditch" come on Cole, "drove into a ditch" is more like it, dontcha think? 😉
It's a "Wheel Loader" Cole, there are Track Loaders, and there are Wheel Loaders, no such thing as a Pay Loader.
That wet snow will give you some badly needed moisture, 1' of snow = 1" of rain (approximately) ❄️ 🌨
I hope y'all have a great honeymoon Cole! 👩❤️👨
"Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲
No, slipped in a ditch was correct. You get just a little off of centerline, the wheel drops in and the machine pulls to the side. Did the same with an airplane once on a taxiway. Had been on it a hundred times when dry but one time the edge was a bit hard to see and the wheel slipped in and the airplane twisted into the mud. Truck pulled me out. No harm, no foul. Just what hard working people do.
Thank you Sonne farms!!
Always enjoyed clearing snow outta the yard and around house. Cole looks like you need a new shed at your house to park tractor inside and plugged in
Ellie out there just living her best life. My 2 pitbulls and 2 Chihuahuas shiver their timbers when Texas drops in the 40s lol
yikes still winter!... I seen them tires on other video's and they all like it for pushing/ moving snow!
I know your favorite time of the day is lunch, I watch your video instead of the evening national news. Much better for my blood pressure 😄 Cancun sounds wonderful
that snow is excellent for you guys ( MOISTURE ) MAYBE 2023 IS THE YEAR OF NO DROUGHT and lots of hay , corn and soybeans
Howdy ya'll,
I know your new at running a wheel loader, but if you use your boom to help push yourself out, you'll be able to get out of some difficult situations Cole, I run Farm equipment and heavy iron, and using my boom, has gotten myself out of some pretty sticky situations, Stay safe, and Farm on my Friends, Peace
Went down to Cancun & Cozumel in Dec. Flying out of NC we were having one of the worst ice storms we had seen in a long time. I was so glad to see the warm! Love the song of the day. Same age as your Dad so I grew up with all the songs he names. Brings back good memories.
Cole, don't want to be 1 of "those people" but you can use the buctet to help get unstuck. Tip it up on blade and push or pull. You can also push the bucket down to lift the front tires. Articulate the front end to reposition the front tires. You will figure it out after a few hours in the seat.
I agree, use the bucket to push or pull yourself out of a jam. It may take a few minutes, but you should be successful.
Mark Kollman Gently teaching people is a good thing. I'm way old now and still don't mind it when people correct my spelling or anything else. As long as it isn't someone who just has to be "first liar doesn't have a chance" if you know what I mean ...
It works theo
You always wonder if the people you see in here are who they seem to be. I can attest to the Sonne's be exactly what you see. I drove through South Dakota a few days ago and sent Brian a message on social media. Not only did he take the time to reply, we had a nice conversation. Quality people right here! Keep up the great videos!
Sonne's do take time to reply and even answer questions. Rare nowadays
It never ceases to depress me that the Coastal Elites think that they are better human beings than the people they call those in "flyover country". The people in the middle of the country are the salt of the earth and make the country function in a livable manner. Cole and Brian get more done before lunch in a snow storm than people in San Francisco or New York City get done in a month. I am in awe of these people. They are the people to try to emulate not denigrate.
Yes sir that's a lot of snow, not easy to move. The cattle sure do go through a lot more hay in those conditions, heavy snow and lower temps increases my feed by a good 5 to 10%. Man that Payloader is a real nice addition, but you do have to stay out of the ditches, hee hee! Nice video, enjoyed it a lot, I hope you and your wife have an outstanding vacation. See you later, have a good week!
Really happy for the snow.. it may be a pain, but will hopefully give you some sub soil moisture!
You need to have a contest on the date when the last snow melts from the pile.
Great video 👍😉👍
Ellie loves the snow 😂
I see a big snow pusher attachment for the front of the pay loader in your future. A nice 20 ft. Wide snow pusher could open everything up with ease
Wish you had a great time on your honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, Cole!
"at least it wasn't a snake" --- pretty funny!
i’d recommend getting a kage snow box pusher. they are a two in one, a snow plow blade and a box pusher that connects… they plow really nicely
Right before I came in to watch this video, I was outside for several hours plowing snow in a rented skid steer. I had a blast. I do prefer buckets to plows because I can be more precise with my snow placement. But I am working in tighter confines than they are. Payloaders are also fun to use for snow removal. Used one after the last storm
Thanks for sharing your vid with us
remember to come back, we'll miss you
awesome video. thank you Cole and Mr. B
thankyou
Hope you to enjoy the beach 🏖 ❤
I hope the weather is all sunshine for your honeymoon, Tiffany and Cole. Thanks for the great video!
That cranked snow shovel is a super idea!
A containment plow that quickly chains to the front of your equipment bucket makes moving snow a lot easier and faster.
I think thaty ditch would have made me pucker too!! Glad your Pa pulled you out.
Good video Cole and Brian Cole you need fab together a bucket you can attach to side of your pay loader bucket to scoop the feed bunker . I dont kno maybe it a brain fart 🤣 yal stay safe
thanks for the video .
Looks like you need to modifie the gates to sit up a little so they are above the snow. Yes a blade would be nice
Cole, I love getting to watch you and your dad work on doing what needs to be done! I was wondering how much snow you actually got, glad it was a manageable amount so far. Brian, that song of the day gets stuck in my head sometimes too, and you just did it to me. I can always find a different song that will do the same thing though. Wishing you guys nothing but the best!
Heart attack snow😂😂. Mexico good deal. Thanks SONNES!
I love the old narrow front Farmalls
Going from one extreme to another. I’ve seen your IG updates from your honeymoon, I see your enjoying yourself and dealing with the cold with a cold one. Enjoy your time, the memories will last you a lifetime. You’ll be able to share with your kids about the fun in the sun. The color of the water.
Is there a place that gets the deepest. Is there a way to make a way to set a stronger metal pipe. The 8 inch diameter. The pipe is 60 inches high. Use the next size goes in the top. On the top of the gate. Cut a foot long piece. Make a thicker piece to help reinforce the smaller piece. 6x18 flat one. Place this piece on the 8 inch. Leave a 1 inch gap between the gate and the post. From the bottom of the gate. Use a 4 inch pipe
Can't imagine working in these conditions, especially adding the placement of cameras to make the video more interesting. Always look forward to your videos. Stay warm.
Thank you very much!
I’m
I saw a red old farmall in background of a shot,tell us about it sometime
DANG!1 Them cows is a pain when the weather ain't nice!! Why can't they just hang out in the barn for a couple days till it warms up a bit?? LOL They are pretty well off. You guys take pretty darn good care of them. That was a lot of snow moving there. Noticed you have quite an array of snow moving equipment. Gotta have it. As usual, the big problem becomes where to put all the darn snow.. Thanks again for showing us how it's done. Hope you get sand in your shorts in Cancun!! LOL Maybe even a tan line. Blessings to all.
You guys are a good team... and it takes two experienced farmers with collective knowledge to do the job well. Hope you guys are having a great time in Cancun!
Q Quick Hopefully they won't make the standard huge mistake. Hang out on the beach on the first day. Suffer the rest of the vacation with severe sun burns. With skin not well used to sun, an hour at that latitude will be a severe sunburn. I remember the time I was in the Philippines. I thought I was being cautious only staying in the sun for 1 1/2 hours. Severe sunburn. Had to work for another week that way.
It’s a balmy 61 in southwest Arkansas , with rain.
Enjoy your time in Cancun, and have a grand time celebrating your honeymoon
Cole ,you and Tiffany have a GREAT HONEYMOON !!!! WATCH YOUR SURROUNDINGS!!!
Yes, I monitor Mexico online. I love the country and it's people, but right now the Yucatan Peninsula is not a safe place.
That much snow and wind is a weekly occurrence here in Northern Michigan. A cab would be nice. It’s been abnormally warm and dry so for this year.
Coles comment on wet socks took me back 50 years and to the other side of the continent. As a kid in Pennsylvania winter was awesome. But we always came in with wet feet. The snowsuits kept our fannies (as mom called them) warm and dry but we always got snow down our boots. So mom would save bread sacks during the year. And when we suited up we'd put on a pair of socks, a plastic bread sack, the a pair of church socks to hold the sacks in place. Wonder bread saved the day.
We did the same with plastic bags inside our boots when going out to play in the snow in NY state about 2 1/2 hours from Buffalo . Could play & dig caves with nice warm dry feet.
Bread sacks in your boots and soggy wool mittens on a string. Anybody?
With us here in Ireland we are so close geographically located near the Artic Circle. In the winter months we have what is called the "5 Seasons of Winter. That is Rain, Hail, Snow, Wind, and Sleet". When you mix in the winter seasons, with at times 50mph of sustained wind, it makes for a BEAUTIFUL day in the neighbourhood, as Mr. Fred Rodgers would say. Those type days I love.I always farm in shorts.
I that it was a great idea of getting the big loader this year.
thanks!
for your wet socks, Try and put bread sacks on put a second pair of socks on help the wet feeling Ask your dad about chains on your payloader
Definitely a clench the cheeks moment!I'm impressed with that tractor being able to pull the loader out of there.There was a skilled operator in the cab though.
I drove through Mitchell on Wednesday after that storm and had to head south because the interstate was still closed going east
I think I saw the old M sitting outside - - Oh tell me it ain’t sooooo 😃
Very pricey but chains on that loader would make a world of difference!
Cole, in just 1 video, you managed to get the payloader stuck, you smashed the animal trap and you tore the gate off the hinges. At that rate it's gonna be a long winter!! lol
Never did like snow in the boots. I typically put my pants in my socks and boots to try to keep as much snow out as possible. I've never had a snake in my boot, but I did have a chipmunk make a nest and have her babies in a boot. That was an interesting experience since I hadn't shaken it out before I put my foot in.........
AWwww did you put the boots on "vacation" for a few weeks until the family decided to move somewhere else ?
You may be sippin a margarita, but yoalls pale white skin is sizzling 🤣🤣
Snow is a necesary evil if you don’t get the spring rains. You know you are having a bad day when the puller becomes the pulled.
Enjoy with the wife! 🎉❤
No margarita but maybe a Stroop waffle😊 as I watch this video.
Tough to get good help now days? :) :) Nice to have the payloader I bet.
You sure get a lot more snow then southern Ontario. We sure could use some of the moisture for next summer
Have fun in Cabo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love how Ellie always leads the way, even when she has no idea where you’re going. 😂
always lol
I think Ellie thinks Cole n Mr Brian follow her. 😅💙🐕
Cole, perhaps you could make up a plow insert for the bucket of the pay loader with a pin on either side of the bucket to keep it in place.
For some reason the song that keeps going through my head is the hit from Roger Miller, "Oh you can't roller skate in a buffalo herd, . . . you might run into a buffalo turd." Well today, it would be a frozen one. . . . no sense in having a heart attack over shovelling snow. Thank you for sharing your day with us. . . . it must be nice having "Breakfast at Tiffany's". 😊 Enjoy your holiday together.
Put chains on front will help young man
thank you
I think its safe to say you got your moisture for the crops hopefully fingers crossed 🤞
I am really happy to see you get more snow. Maybe a good omen for this year's crops. Enjoy your honeymoon in Cancun.
Tide Lovin' Yankee Yup ... California is getting much needed water too. Everyone was getting their panties in a bunch but I've been through a few droughts here so I'm not too worried about them. A few years of dry .... then torrential downpours. We do have to monitor the water tables though. Our fast influx of new people is overusing our resources and we won't admit the problem for political reasons.
What’s worse, snow in your boot or up your coat sleeves! Brr 🥶
Or a handful of snow down your back by a mischievous "friend" ??
BRRrrrrrr !
Have a great honeymoon Cole and Tiffany
I wonder if there is anyone at Sonne Farms who could engineer a gate with removable cross bars on the bottom so they could be removed in winter. They wouldn’t be so hard to drag through piles of snow. Is there, Cole? 😂
I like that idear
Thanks Brian now that song is stuck in my head, along with the hamster in a wheel image....
lol
We haven't gotten any snow in the part of Massachusetts I'm in wich I'm good with but the kids they been doing snow dance to get snow day from school. But I'm allset with snow. That's alot of snow, I don't know ho u do it but ya I'd freeze lol
Seen guy same situation other day used his bucket got out but he’s had years of time in seat. Thought was going over but didn’t phase him any. You’ll figure it out
Cole u need a HLA SNOW PUSHER for the pay loader, 12foot blade with hydraulic wings that are 5 foot each.
That would move a LOT of snow ! 👍
Brian, now that song is stuck in my head, thanks buddy! LOL We haven't gotten any snow or rain here near Ft. Worth, TX but lots of cold wind. It might be another drought here for us. Hope this year is better for ya'll. BTW, have you considered getting some snow overalls for when you have to go out in it? That way you won't be so cold. Just a thought.
My brother had a heart attack and died shoveling snow out of his driveway in Minnesota. He was 54. It truly is a widow maker.
Thats awful! But yes, it happens. My condolences to you and the family
Sending you and your family hugs for your loss.
It happens more than we will ever know. So very sorry for your loss.
So sorry to hear that!
So sorry for your tragic loss,I no it happens a lot!!😢😢.
You can keep that white stuff out there it's nice out here in Eastern Iowa. Also that's a nice looking RED tractor you got sitting by the bins 👍
Great job plowing snow ❄️ Cole and Brian
All right now I heard it at a fair one summer. A double Ferris wheel was playing that song all night!
I wondered where this video was. I watched ur whether Thought Storm might have missed un
Frightening sight, that big rig canted sideways. ---I was on the point of asking how Tiffany was getting to work!---How did you two decide on Cancun?!
Dirt Monkey was talking about using wheeled loaders to move snow. He was able to push more snow with a lighter machine just based off which tires each machine was using.
For the 'Pens' Do you put in corrugated tiles underground to manage lot moisture to a 'Effluent Pond' ?
You guys should look into one of those snow blowers that mounts on the back of the tractor
Enjoy your honeymoon and thanks for taking us along on your journey
Use the same method with the smaller size. The modified gate goes in the top first. As you lower it slides in and bottom bracket. The thicker metal should keep it from sagging.
If only you honked the horn while it was flipped. Very fitting haha
Cole, you might want to ask Chet Larson where he got his snow pusher for his JD tractor maybe they have some for your pay loader
...And then Cole has to walk all the way back through the snowdrift twice to retrieve his camera.
Have you thought of putting the sileage blade on the pay loader. Could move a lot of snow.
It's really difficult to make videos in challenging weather, you are really hard working, best wishes & keep going 👍
Pushing snow feeding the cows wow what a life. A life that Cole and Tiffany are just beginning. Stay safe on honeymoon.
But they have generations to follow .... How American once was ...
Nice work guys. Thanks for sharing
I delivered a load in western MN thought about you guys they sent me to get a trailer had been abandoned got stuck on the ice in my semi couldn't go forward or backwards lol had to hire a tracked bobcat to dig out the trailer 😀
Did you know that the JD 544 is an loader??
And the design is for scooping. And blades are for scraping.. just FYI
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