Nice concrete pad! In the future I'm going to be building a shed for a my 4wheeler after watching this Andy I'm thinking about putting a concrete pad down so that the tires don't rot into the ground after being left all winter not that I don't plan on driving it because I do I just think it'll be better for the wheels.
Hey Andy, great video again, real interesting changing the JD front main seal and the pad looks great! The best part is, like many other viewers, I don't want the videos to end and when you say "ok folks that'll do it for this video" I've come to count on another 5 minutes of FF&F adventure!! Thanks for sharing so much of your busy day with us Andy!! 😊😊
I had a similar issue when a piston ring broke. A slide hammer comes in handy for seal removal. That is so much easier than replacing the PTO seal on a 40 HP tractor. Having the seal up off the ground makes the process so much fun!
You've got some pretty good reliable employees. 👏 Sure makes running that whole operation smoother than butter. A recurring role by Nathan on thoughts might get him some truck considerations 😅 Great tutorial on concrete Andy.😊
Hiya Andy. If that’s the latest pn seal which visually it looks to be.. you have installed backwards. It should have read outside on the rubber section. Don’t ask me why they did this but they did.
One of the companies that I use to do work for had 3 Peterbilt's go down last week. They all had the high pressure fuel pumps lock up. Broke the cam and cracked the blocks. 2016s with 13000 hours on the clock. Glad I don't have to foot that bill. 3 550hp motors.
That's a bummer the concrete is cracked already hope it doesn't get worse and maybe u can put 4th cutting hay in it since u said u were running out of room? Hope Nathan gets his truck figured out
They might be working on that until hell freezes over at the rate they are going. Also, OSĤA issued a health and safety bulletin pertaining to the severity of curves allowed in / on hat bills. I can forward you a pdf of the ruling to be printed out for distribution around your workplace . SAFETY 2ND 🍺 🍻 🍺 BEER DRINKING 1ST
Someone asked how much concrete is in that pad, if its 160x115 @6 inch pour it would be about 340 yds of concrete,if its a 10 inch pour that would be 570,ish yrds. Not taking into account if it was a monlithic pad(haunch)! This is a roundabout guess!
I always told customers that we don’t mix cracks in our concrete. It’s the forces that act on a slab until it gains enough strength to resist cracking. Shrinkage is the worst thing. A good sprinkler for s out three days after placement really helps
Hey there Hollywood, I hope this finds you well? 🙏 They should have let you borrow their seal removal kit. Did you scratch the inside of the front cover, noticed you were using sealer? I hope you have a good one! 👍 "Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲
You know Miles... I think next time you have any other good ideas.... what you should do is you should open one of those Bags of Dicks you keep in your refrigerator and underneath your PILLOW and near your mum's night stand. Open one or all bags eat the whole bag. YUP.
He just needs a battery your his boss not his fairy God mother .he is big boy needs fix his shit ..great video andy you got some many people who watch your videos some advice stay out the comments just don't even read them these people are children in here.
Hate mechanical seals like that. Over engineered for what they have to do. There may be some advantage to them, but I can't see what it would be. Pain to replace sometimes.
Have you ever thought of contacting a manufacturer and arranging choppers to demonstrate through harvesting season Claas®, New Holland® and Krone® . Have them provide you the highest horsepower unit that they have in America. For your evaluation I think the only guarantee that I would give them is that you would never let that 1. Jacgass, who thinks he's a farmer, but he just drives around in a gmc truck Blowing engines, transmissions, seals You know the degenerate.
Hey Andy, lookin good. A friend here in Fort Mill in the concrete business tells us, "If you don't want your concrete to crack, don't pour it."
Andy, that was nice of you to help Nate
Thank you for your time you take to make these videos
I farmed for 38 plus years,dairy farm,small 100 head ,,I'm retired not my choice,,I miss farming
Nice concrete pad! In the future I'm going to be building a shed for a my 4wheeler after watching this Andy I'm thinking about putting a concrete pad down so that the tires don't rot into the ground after being left all winter not that I don't plan on driving it because I do I just think it'll be better for the wheels.
Hey Andy, great video again, real interesting changing the JD front main seal and the pad looks great! The best part is, like many other viewers, I don't want the videos to end and when you say "ok folks that'll do it for this video" I've come to count on another 5 minutes of FF&F adventure!! Thanks for sharing so much of your busy day with us Andy!! 😊😊
I had a similar issue when a piston ring broke. A slide hammer comes in handy for seal removal. That is so much easier than replacing the PTO seal on a 40 HP tractor. Having the seal up off the ground makes the process so much fun!
That's a good size pad, and designed for the future as a bunk. Maybe not next year, or the year after, but it is designed for the future. 👍👍
Andy is a cool boss.
Never a dull moment the amount of work for the milk production at that level is huge kudos to you all!!!
You've got some pretty good reliable employees. 👏
Sure makes running that whole operation smoother than butter.
A recurring role by Nathan on thoughts might get him some truck considerations 😅
Great tutorial on concrete Andy.😊
Enjoyed watching the video Andy 😊
Thanks for your time and consideration Andy top job top team 🚛🚛🚛🚛🚜🚜🚜🚜
I really enjoy the videos.
Hiya Andy. If that’s the latest pn seal which visually it looks to be.. you have installed backwards. It should have read outside on the rubber section. Don’t ask me why they did this but they did.
Hi Andy !
Good vidéo !
Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day everybody at the farm !
No wheel stands 😅. Thanks Florida Joe
Great addition
Great video thanks for sharing
One of the companies that I use to do work for had 3 Peterbilt's go down last week. They all had the high pressure fuel pumps lock up. Broke the cam and cracked the blocks. 2016s with 13000 hours on the clock. Glad I don't have to foot that bill. 3 550hp motors.
That's a bummer the concrete is cracked already hope it doesn't get worse and maybe u can put 4th cutting hay in it since u said u were running out of room? Hope Nathan gets his truck figured out
Reel craft is a good brand for air hoses it’s the same brand that’s on the fuel trailer
Another good one Andy KEEP THEM COMING 🐄 🚜 🇺🇲 🌽 🐘 👍
Jay seems like a swell guy.
Like we say up here in New England, its not a matter of if it will crack, just a matter of when
They might be working on that until hell freezes over at the rate they are going.
Also, OSĤA issued a health and safety bulletin pertaining to the severity of curves allowed in / on hat bills.
I can forward you a pdf of the ruling to be printed out for distribution around your workplace .
SAFETY 2ND
🍺 🍻 🍺 BEER DRINKING 1ST
😅😂😂 you're joking about the hats right?!
Safety 2nd!
Great video. That is sure enough one big concrete burnout pad. :)
Good video 👍🚜
Someone asked how much concrete is in that pad, if its 160x115 @6 inch pour it would be about 340 yds of concrete,if its a 10 inch pour that would be 570,ish yrds. Not taking into account if it was a monlithic pad(haunch)! This is a roundabout guess!
Thanks Andy! Nice video.
Old style dent puller works for me
Nice work Gentlemen have a great day.
I always told customers that we don’t mix cracks in our concrete. It’s the forces that act on a slab until it gains enough strength to resist cracking. Shrinkage is the worst thing. A good sprinkler for s out three days after placement really helps
Yep. ... like-it-or-not, ... concrete slabs will ALWAYS relieve their stress.
Great video Sir those seals can be a real bear to get out😅
Hey Andy, great video
Good job Andy
Andy no more wheelies on that bike 😅
Andy is there anything you can’t fix? I would imagine it’s a great deal of money you have saved being as handy as you and your crew are !
Sand truck runs like a deer. Nice pad, Andy‘s.
Not sure what year that pick-up is, but looks a lot like my 1990.
Check the fusable links on the drivers fender and the ignition relays.
I had the same Ford pickup and mine did the same thing with the electrical, the problem was a bad fusible link close to the battery.
Hey there Hollywood, I hope this finds you well? 🙏
They should have let you borrow their seal removal kit.
Did you scratch the inside of the front cover, noticed you were using sealer?
I hope you have a good one! 👍
"Nothing Runs Like A Deere" 🦌 👍 🇺🇲
The metal and concrete in that pad is worth more then my house.
If you paid nate more he could buy a new truck like his boss has....🤣🤣
Damm Andy for $1200.oo you can build ten of the install tools one would thinks.
Just a tid bit of humor concrete never stops hardening til it breaks apart lol
Great video. You really like that bike huh? 😊
have him replace the swith on top of steering collum or the clutch switch got to love old iron
Ever use any of the speedy sleeve ?
My concrete guy said, the only guarantee that I'll give....is that it will crack. All concrete will crack, just where and when.
i was wondering if you were going to wipe the bike out by the manure load out!😁👍👍
That old Ford - would not let it go either.
Actually all sales like that you supposed to put sealant on the outside. People don't realize that it's recommended
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We need Nate’s thought of the day.🙂
I think Nathan needs a raise so he can afford a better pickup.
He has the better pickup 👌
That ones better than a new one
He doesn’t need a raise. He needs to take out of the mattress instead of only putting in. 😂
You know Miles... I think next time you have any other good ideas.... what you should do is you should open one of those Bags of Dicks you keep in your refrigerator and underneath your PILLOW and near your mum's night stand. Open one or all bags eat the whole bag. YUP.
All I see is a awesome place for BURN-OUT PAD!!!!
Road sodas are a minimum of 24oz in our part of the state. AKA tall boys
the sealant you use on the outside could you explain.
Seals any imperfections that oil could leak through
Check out freedom racing tools for that seal installer the sell all kinds of manufacturer tools.
BOCES. RUN WHAT YA BRUNG. he'll yeah
Thought that was a new vehicle for you. No warranty?
Weren't those famous for starter solenoids going bad!Mounted on the inner fender,also check the grounds!
My friend Andy drives a crank seal in with his pocket Cresent. Lol
Fire it up, fire it up
where did you get the caterpillar hose reels?
Cut the Bunk Concrete & tar seal it !
If his gadget cluster isn't working have him check the wheel speed sensor
I'm always jelouce of other people's dealerships, our 4 closest dealers and own by the same and they wont even consider letting you Barrow anything!
does that tiny little adjustable wrench come with the seal installation kit?
Pretty sure it’s Andy little adjustable he always carries
Fix Or Repair Dayli
BIG DOG!
Did some belt stings get in the seal?
How many yards of concrete in the new pad?
is the herd going to get bigger is that why you need more bunks?
It already has with the barn addition last year.
The longer you can let feed ferment before feeding the better so more you can store better you are.
Can't pop start an automatic.
He just needs a battery your his boss not his fairy God mother .he is big boy needs fix his shit ..great video andy you got some many people who watch your videos some advice stay out the comments just don't even read them these people are children in here.
Only 2 promises in concrete... it gets hard and cracks
It's a Ford andy😅😅
How many acre’s doe you have to chop?
Scanning the comments to see if anyone thinks that you put blue loctite on the OD of the seal.
Burn-out pad 😂
Hate mechanical seals like that. Over engineered for what they have to do. There may be some advantage to them, but I can't see what it would be. Pain to replace sometimes.
Gauges? We don't need no stinking gauges.
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I think Nathan’s thought for the day should be “should have bought a Chevy”
Have you ever thought of contacting a manufacturer and arranging choppers to demonstrate through harvesting season Claas®, New Holland® and Krone® . Have them provide you the highest horsepower unit that they have in America. For your evaluation
I think the only guarantee that I would give them is that you would never let that 1. Jacgass, who thinks he's a farmer, but he just drives around in a gmc truck Blowing engines, transmissions, seals You know the degenerate.
Damm Andy for $1200.oo you can build ten of the install tools one would thinks.