Lining up the trucks probably was nice early shakedown for the bin system. That thing seems world class. I’d say a lot of farmers will be interested in what you all think of the bin setup after a season. What, or if you would do anything differently. Hopefully Sukup is paying attention, you have done a good job showcasing their product. Cheers all.
Good to see you putting cement around the bins. Makes it a lot easier to clean up around the bins and keeps the rat and mice population lower. I see so many farmers just putting gravel around the bins and trying to clean up spilled corn. I have cement around all my bins myself. Once that corn or soybeans gets wet they stink so bad too.
Wax Your Truck & Tractor Windshields & Glass (best is the old cheap Turtle Wax), they will 1.Not get dirty as quick(especially with dust) 2. 10 times easier to see out of in Rain. 3. Easier to clean with either a dust mop or strong stream of water. 4. Will not chip or pit as quickly from gravel. I use to get close to 8 weeks out of 1 good waxing during harvest. It’s work, but I always appreciated that the effort cleaner view & driving in the Rain. I think Armor All has come out with a Ceramic Window Cleaner Treatment but cheap Turtle Wax is better, a little more effort to use. Try it you’ll be pleased!
You are doing a bang up job on Area 21. Love the Plc control system. You all looked a bit like deer in the head lights when you were getting the official walk through. Is there a cheat sheet that comes with that system? Looking forward to our deep dive and your thoughts on the PLC grain handling system. Delayed harvest, but it didn't take long to process those trucks! Identity of the charming you lady video bombing you? Asking for a friend.
the stalks only go through the combine if they break off. my geringhoff 12 row fold up cornhead has choppers under the head to chop the stalks as you pick the corn. It takes some power to do that but to me its worth it to me, some run stalk stompers that sets right below the cornhead and drags over the top of each row mashing the corn down. The corn stalks can be hard on tires or tracks by taking chunks of the rubber off.
Not quite, it's an 11. 22 feet. Thought about getting the 13 for the 9620 but we have some thick soil and rolling hills, wanted to be sure we could always pull at consistent depth and have the power to keep it moving 7.5mph
Definitely could! We went with an 8 row so we didn't have to unhook when moving from field to field. it can go down the road just fine. The 12 row folding spoils a guy
We’ve done exactly that sir, over the past few years we’ve added nearly 1,000 acres all dispersed between my brothers and my cousin. We all use the same equipment because it allows us to have bigger/nicer/more efficient equipment to disperse over more acres. Our truck line is also capable of more diversified jobs due to us young drivers capable of doing more and we did not bale a single bale of hay up until we started getting fully involved in the farm
Badger trying to tell a nice story, then it’s just “cut to the chase” lol I’m dying😂😂
He tends to drag on sometimes 😂
Full throttle!!
Full and half throttle 😉
Nice drone footage!
Lining up the trucks probably was nice early shakedown for the bin system. That thing seems world class. I’d say a lot of farmers will be interested in what you all think of the bin setup after a season. What, or if you would do anything differently. Hopefully Sukup is paying attention, you have done a good job showcasing their product. Cheers all.
We will have to do a sit down after harvest and say what we think of everything and if we'd change anything!
Enjoyed the video 👍🏽
Thank you!
Get it done men .. Y’all are having fun getting it done
You know it!
This is a pretty cool operation! Nice channel!
Hey thank you very much!!
Thanks for the great videos stay safe
Thanks Big Al!
Great looking corn sample! Excellent job setting your combines.
Thank you!
Good to see you putting cement around the bins. Makes it a lot easier to clean up around the bins and keeps the rat and mice population lower. I see so many farmers just putting gravel around the bins and trying to clean up spilled corn. I have cement around all my bins myself. Once that corn or soybeans gets wet they stink so bad too.
Once it falls in gravel theres no getting it back. We had that problem with the old set up and then yeah it sits then it gets rotten...
Thanks for posting😁
You bet
Awesome video keep up the great work
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks for sharing. Looks like the new setup will be great.
Yes it will!
Nice 👍
I need to get you guys set up on a window washing kit, gotta keep that glass spotless!
How about windshield wipers and washer fluid dispenser, comes on every 15 minutes lol
@@mannfamilyfarms381 i think you're on to something!
keep up the great work !!
Wax Your Truck & Tractor Windshields & Glass (best is the old cheap Turtle Wax), they will 1.Not get dirty as quick(especially with dust) 2. 10 times easier to see out of in Rain. 3. Easier to clean with either a dust mop or strong stream of water. 4. Will not chip or pit as quickly from gravel. I use to get close to 8 weeks out of 1 good waxing during harvest. It’s work, but I always appreciated that the effort cleaner view & driving in the Rain. I think Armor All has come out with a Ceramic Window Cleaner Treatment but cheap Turtle Wax is better, a little more effort to use. Try it you’ll be pleased!
Its like you guys missed going to the coop
Sometimes… lol beans all day 😂 get them suckers gone
You are doing a bang up job on Area 21. Love the Plc control system. You all looked a bit like deer in the head lights when you were getting the official walk through. Is there a cheat sheet that comes with that system? Looking forward to our deep dive and your thoughts on the PLC grain handling system.
Delayed harvest, but it didn't take long to process those trucks!
Identity of the charming you lady video bombing you? Asking for a friend.
Thank you! and yes its really easy to run, ol' badger just doesn't like fancy screens lol. That's Bucky's wife
@@mannfamilyfarms381 TY!
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Calgon🤣
"Hammer down"...
Can you show how the corn head works. Is part of the plant pulled down under the head or is everything fed into the combine?
the stalks only go through the combine if they break off. my geringhoff 12 row fold up cornhead has choppers under the head to chop the stalks as you pick the corn. It takes some power to do that but to me its worth it to me, some run stalk stompers that sets right below the cornhead and drags over the top of each row mashing the corn down. The corn stalks can be hard on tires or tracks by taking chunks of the rubber off.
@@americasdream1265 So the top of the plant that is cut off follows into the combine? It looks like it's being pulled down under the head.
Deer feed lol
Is that a 13 shank 2730 ripper?!
Not quite, it's an 11. 22 feet. Thought about getting the 13 for the 9620 but we have some thick soil and rolling hills, wanted to be sure we could always pull at consistent depth and have the power to keep it moving 7.5mph
@@mannfamilyfarms381 Its still a beast of a machine ;)
Looks like the 9870 could handle a 12 row
Definitely could! We went with an 8 row so we didn't have to unhook when moving from field to field. it can go down the road just fine. The 12 row folding spoils a guy
You Don't check the oil when it's running Buckethead.
It was the truck next to it running haha I see where it could have seemed like that lol
You must’ve missed the part when I started the truck right after that
Who plays that music?
I get the music from epidemic sound, it’s a bunch of artists who create music basically with no words. Good for TH-cam content
How u guys got less than 8000 subs? I figured it be like 500000.
haha I wish! Gotta keep grinding and put out quality content! I'm surprised we've even made it this far lol. Appreciate the support from all of you!
LETS GO Brandon!
LOL
I have a question? Why haven’t you done like your dad did when he was your age? Go start your own farms? *Expand the family business?*
We’ve done exactly that sir, over the past few years we’ve added nearly 1,000 acres all dispersed between my brothers and my cousin. We all use the same equipment because it allows us to have bigger/nicer/more efficient equipment to disperse over more acres. Our truck line is also capable of more diversified jobs due to us young drivers capable of doing more and we did not bale a single bale of hay up until we started getting fully involved in the farm