We Upgraded Big Brute With The LATEST Tech!
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- Thanks to Raven Industries for helping us transform this custom sprayer into a weed killing machine!
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Just thought I would give a shout out to you guys. What a great informative and clean family channel. We have 3 kids and have a small ranch in Malta, MT and they love your channel also. Our kids talk about the 747 evertime we go to Havre. We have pictures of them in the wheels of the big girl. What an awesome state and place to raise kids. Thanks for keeping it real and have a blessed year.
@@chelseahoagland6252 thanks for the kind comment!
Nick this is your calling,im not a farmer but the way you explained everything, it was so informative and easy to understand.great salesman.
Thanks for another great video Welkers. Lots of good content on this one. Lots of projects.
Bob you did a great job fixing the oil pan on your daughter’s car. Good going on the oil pan. All of you sure have great talents at fixing things. Nice work Bob.
Nick I love the new technology you put on the sprayer. Appreciate you explaining it to us. Makes running the sprayer a lot easier.
Nice new Raven system. Great.
Putting equipment away for the winter is a must. Keeps it out of the weather.
Weather plays hard on equipment that sits out in the open.
Glad you have those nice big sheds.
Thanks for everything. Appreciate all of you Welkers. Take care.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Small engines and the controls. For 40 years we always place a sheet of plastic over small engines and cintrols.. This solves many problems
Big Brute and that Raven system is amazing. Thanks for walk-thru. Nice to see the Fummins in action too!
Glad your daughter did not get hurt bumping the rock, never fun to fix things but at least it did not sound like anyone was injured. Driving along and hitting a big rock or a down log with the offroad truck was to common when young, not fun to suddenly stop when not expected. Great explanation on the sprayer Nick, thanks. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.
I’m with you guys. I do really well, but I buy everything used. How folks buy new equipment is beyond me!
Beautiful equipment. I have your videos playing in the office on my night shift. God bless. Be safe.
Nick, your comprehension of all the technology used in farming is admirable! I retired from a farm equipment manufacturer 10 yrs ago and the growth in all this technology is astounding. At one point in time, I involved with Raven and spray rate controllers. It has come a long way! Keep up the good work, all of you!
Your videos keep me going, I've seen the evolution of technology, from none, to what you have today. I started with none, to the beginning of some. Love your videos,God bless you all.
The lighting on the Brute is the best part.
Have a great weekend guys! Keep posting the great videos!
Robert you're a man in many talents including wrenching as well as being a good dad to Koby and patch
Bob, you are a breath of fresh air for those of us who live in the degradation of most American towns. Actually, your whole family is delightful! We need more wonderful people like the Welkers. I pray that God will send an abundance of rain upon your crops for many years to come. In the mighty Name of Jesus Christ, I Pray. Amen
All that tech is wonderful…when it works. One sensor goes out you are Sol.
Nick! You forgot the most important part of the brute...the pulse width modulation is so accurate it can cause the solenoids to play "The Imperial March". 😉 That makes it the equivalent of the death star from the weeds' perspective! 👌
Your right Leg Arm’s being a Retired Automotive Tech I whole heartedly believe in working with Older Equipment and Vech’s……..I personally have gotten rid of our Newer Vehicle’s and now we own Classic Car and Truck…..And we are so happy with our Non computer controlled Vehicles Freshly Restored and Coated with Fluid Film for rust protection. My what I would consider new 1979 F-250 4x4 was $42,000 and that is half the price of a today’s truck and my wife’s 1966 Fast back Mustang cost $49,000 and roughly 2/3rd’s the price of today’s mustang. And you know the Cool factor is off the charts every has to look at the ride’s. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great explanations on the sprayer Nick ! That car needs a gravel guard to protect the oil pan.
Just not built for off-road. Best to stop in the yard and switch to one of the many farm vehicles when she heads for the field. I know, I've done it! (just knocked an oil pan winter heater off once, road center wasn't that high 10 years ago!!)
The oily bird 🐦⬛ gets the worm.🪱 That's funny 😁 I was laughing out loud. Thank you Mr. Welker!
I just put 2-3 oz sta-bil fuel stabilizer in my augers. Haven’t cleaned a carb in 15 years. Great stuff
Three things, number one high grew up with third and fourth fifth hand equipment on a little dairy farm in Minnesota. My dad did buy a new combine in 1952, PT 60 Massey Harris, a brand new all over 7 foot Syckelmoore about 1958, a brand, new 314’s Oliver, plow, and brand new new Holland, 268 baler, in the late 50s in the last 10 years that my dad farmed from 1958 to 1968, he did not make enough money to even pay income tax
Nick, your explanation of the upgrades was perfectly clear!! I get it!! Great video guys!!
Nick, you remind me of a flight instructor giving a briefing about the systems in the plane to a nugget.
Nick graduated with aviation degree and worked as an air traffic controller for a brief time
Bob, I'd suggest, gasket material and make your own gasket then RTV it in place. Too many these rely on RTV sealer alone and have seen many leaks. Great video as always, cheers :)
Hello from Finland! It is so nice to view these videos especially when our home farm was about 120 acres lol :D Aaanyways I like to watch it all and relate very much on some deep level. Good job. Good living.
Thank you daddy Bob Scott & Nick......GOD BLESS
Old Shoe🇺🇸
Nick: We use ethanol free gas in all of our engines.
Millennial (corn) Farmer: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!
Hey, lightly used equipment is perfectly ok. Most of us have operated that way, whether we're farming or not.
now, if they could make a power-pole swat avoidance sensor for running the field next to the road then you could zap the Kochia border
Good evening, I hope everyone watching videos on your channel and mine is having a wonderful evening
Amazing technology indeed! The TH-cam watchers did help find Nick an air leak on Big Brute. Nice! 😁😁😁
Yeah great technology. When i see what we had in the 70-"s and what you have now. Cabs on the combines. AC in every cab.Spot spray tech. Auto steer. Just amazing. So nice to see. Makes work a lot more convinient. Only changing an oilpan you (dad) have to do it by hand, like in the old days. Laura would be greatfull with all the mecanics in the family. She is blessed with a dad like him. Well, rock on. 😂 Let there be rock. We"ll see you!
Thanks for sharing everything with us
If I hit the lottery you will have brand new equipment can’t take it with me I would rather support the farmers
Your quote reminds me of the old farmer who won a million dollar lottery, the news lady was interviewing him and asked what he was going to do with his money, he paused for a little bit then he said I’m just going to keep farming till it runs out. How true.
We need our farmers. I live in Northern Maine and am surrounded by potato fields mostly some broccoli and those are just the biggest crops I'm aware of. But we also have a lot of Amish and small family farms everywhere. No problem finding fresh produce around. Without our farmers I wouldn't want to imagine what the world would be like.
Sureeee Dennis
@@jmit5650That may take the top spot of my favourite joke!!! 😂 It's definitely my favourite farming joke. Love it!!! 🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@mattcrazy7070 I’m not one of those greedy people. I drive a1996 Chevrolet 2500 a bit rusty but I don’t care about that I also have my car to get to work there only material objects I don’t live a lavish lifestyle either
that autoboom situation is awesome
I see new Bin rings!
Nick treat that nice truck to some nice new heads! She needs em
The Buick is the cliffhanger 😂😂, what happened to dad's truck?
those old
Frigsteads just jeep serving you well
re: 6.2 fouling: if you're sure it's the valve seal, cool. if not, and it might be stuck rings - Marvel's Mystery Oil in your motor oil. will dissolve the carbon that has 'em stuck and get them working again.
Looks like yer keepin' busy. ;-)
@@erickleven1712 really appreciate the advice! I'll try it. Only 12k on the new engine but who says it can't be a stuck ring.
You sold me on the Raven booms and I’ll definitely will order a pair, only problem is I don’t know where to use them since I live in an apartment downtown
Big Brute sprays and slays!
Took me two years to figure out why I love you. You remind me of lead singer of Coldplay. Keep it up ❤
Very good Video 👍
for inside storage for the equipment why not get a few shipping containers and line two rows of them and fit a roof between them and you can store stuff in the containers as well
Great vid, keep 'em coming.
Great video guys 👍👍👍
Stop buying batteries from Zach Johnson 😂😊
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So every time I can't find my vice grips and have to buy new ones, that drawing in your workshop is where they've been disappearing to?!?!?!?!? Thats a pretty clever trick! 😂👍👍👍
Great video. Thank you guys
When are you going to finish the used bins you bought and started? Hopefully you will need them next year.
When a man can fab and repair equipment like you buying it used is no problem
get something called a grader board to level your paddocks many people use them here in Australia for broadacre earthworks
I believe that in that area of Montana they have to be careful not to pulverize the soil too much as it will drift with their winds. I'm a bit surprised that they plan to level it in the fall as ridges catch snow to add to the moisture. Still, as Leg Arms said a while ago- an hour of fall work saves 3 hours of spring work.
You need the pull cable Air tank drains likr on class 8 Trucks. Solve leaky twist valves 16:30 .
You guys need to get together with the folks over at Well Done Foundation out there in Shelby. I think it’d be a great collab.
I saw Pacman and a few other quarter operated devices in the shop..... what you all have?
May I make a suggestion? Looking at the shear amount of rock you have, would it be affordable to rent a portable rock crusher to make the rock you use on the farm.
Keep up the hard work and providing great content.
God Bless You All
Your farm sounds like my father’s farm 😊
Haven’t seen the 4520 in many videos lately! Almost forgot about that old gem!
U 3 are doing with 3 people and bigger machines . That yrs ago took a fleet of tractors 12 hour shifts 2 shifts a day operators 7 days a week . I like that y re build used machinery . Only way to be solvent in these times
Number three I really like your explanation of the automated systems on your sprayer. Isn’t technology cool
Hi Welker"s you can fix that old oil pan with j
b weld ha ha.
Weed kill'n machine, indeed! 😎😎👍👍 Far cry from the pick-up mounted sprayer I used... God Bless✝✝
I'm so excited I'm thinking of taking up Boogie Woogie dancing
If you could be like the U.S.Navy and reload the sprayer from a tanker on the move THAT would be awesome.
cIH should bring out a turbo till, or one of there hi speed discs, for you guy to use on that ruff ground.
I hope you have gotten plenty of moisture since this video was shot. With it being shot in late September and it’s now early November I hope it has all gone well for you.
Leg Arms, as long as it does it's job, use it ;) :D.
bob has left us hanging
Hi 👋
Those booster packs are incredible....
How old was the bud when you got it
Nice Vid!
Greetings from Choteau
I am intrigued by the bone conducting "headphones" ... is there a benefit to them around all the machinery? I guess being able to hear is important.
Hi Welker’s! Love your videos! Is it possible to get some of your hard winter wheat to use to make some bread with? I don’t need a lot just want to try and make something. I live in south eastern Washington so there’s no shortage of wheat around me but I just thought it would be cool to use some from a channel I follow.
I’m sure there is a reason but why is your grainstorage so far from the machinery yard?
Looks like a GB weld fix
I must have missed the PacMan acquisition video!
Bob your leaving us hanging. Oh well oilpans well that ends well.
GPS has been around forever? No, Nick. GPS is awesome but in my lifetime, it’s still new technology. But your explanation of how you use this technology is top notch!
Winter projects you say, won't talk about them you say.... What's up with those arcade games in the shop? Who is the bigger PacMan fan?
Way too much technology for this ancient 74 year old man.
You need to watch Brian's Farming Videos, his father Bob is the same age as you & does amazingly well with all the latest technology, plus it's another good TH-cam Farming Channel. 😀
@ I watch his videos. I have no idea how old Brian’s dad is.
I'm pleased you like his videos & now you know Bob is a similar age to yourself maybe he'll inspire you as I'm sure you're capable of much more than you think. 😀
@@leddielive Thank you 😊
A new drinking game... take a shot when Nick says "system" :)
Number two, don’t drive a car out into the field. In 1953 my head broke the front windshield on the passenger side on both my dad‘s car and my grandpa‘s car in the same day by hitting a bump because I was standing on the floor holding onto the dash, they hit the bone my head broke the windshield.
But wait... where's the rest of the oil pan job?
Don't leave us hanging Papa Welker.
Hearing leg arms talking about ripping the field. Just wanted to say let er rip tater chip 😂
Hey I would like see both of your finished houses ???
5:41 lol
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GREAT video every one of,you guys covered every thing.🤩👍👍
Hi love your videos. What jump pack is that? We need one where I work for tractors and semi's someone doesn't know how to use the master lol
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Have you ever thought of buying a used rock crusher to make your own gravel, you could probably get free rocks from other farm around you
I hope we get some good results from this election the next 4 year's, I'm relieved that the previous bunch are out, they sure didn't do anything to help the American people out.
I love the Big Buds, they just take me back in time when thing's were built heavy, and reliable. Putting new tech on old tech is interesting, and you guy's sure do create some cool stuff. I wouldn't want to invest in some of this high priced machinery either, especially with the lack of rain taking down how much you yield in crops. I look forward to the winter project's, i hate winter, but i enjoy the project's.
G-d bless everyone.
I have to ask...how many of your cameras fall of on your external shots and get run over by the machines? ;-)
Nick
I noticed You and Scott Both Have used the Jump Pack NOCO what Size is that? I need one for my use!
Good video
Nice one boys 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Chisel plow.. aka field cultivator. Lol