Interesting view inside that silo, and same opening the field. Don’t normally see that. Cool hitch assembly. Nice video showing all the key parts of the operation…especially atop the silo. Looks like you’re going to be spending a lot of time filling wagons with corn that tall.
Those wagons sure are neat, ive never seen 3 apron chains before. Looks like good corn considering the dry year👍. I'll have to admit I got a little light headed when you were looking down from on top the silo 🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻🍻
Good morning Erik ☕☕☕ Gary let it slip, now to see if I can remember your name 🤔 I've never been good at it.. Corn looks great!! Lots of nice shots of everything 👍😎
I was eating lunch and watching your video, half way through it was discovered that a certain Jersey cow was in the hay field not the pasture. Now I can finish the video.
back in the day when I was a young man, I was the guy that opened the corn patch! By hand with a corn sickle, was pretty good at it! Then pick it up and throw it in the chopper!
No it doesn't, the controls are easier to get to. The 966 has faster road speeds, that's the main reason why we haul with it. Those 4640s are nice tractors. I think a lot of them were turned up. Thanks for watching.
Interesting view inside that silo, and same opening the field. Don’t normally see that. Cool hitch assembly. Nice video showing all the key parts of the operation…especially atop the silo. Looks like you’re going to be spending a lot of time filling wagons with corn that tall.
Thanks for watching. Lots of corn silage was made.
Looks like the corn didn’t turn out too bad! Fun to see the 4020 on the blower. Thanks again as always!
I can't complain about how well it did with very little rain. The 4020 did a good job. Thanks for watching.
Excellent video with nice editing. It's always nice to see sileage chopping in action.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Good looking lineup of equipment looks like it’s been well cared for thanks for sharing
We do our best. Thanks for watching.
Nothing sounds better than a harvester in good corn
I agree. Thanks for watching.
Yeah!
Those wagons sure are neat, ive never seen 3 apron chains before. Looks like good corn considering the dry year👍. I'll have to admit I got a little light headed when you were looking down from on top the silo 🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻🍻
They are built very strong. LOL, I always enjoy the view on top of the silos. Thanks for watching.🍻🍻🍻🍻
That was great Erik. Thanks for sharing
Full watch and a thumbs up 👍
Good morning Gary ☕☕☕
Bahaha 🤫 now I know his name 🤣😂
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin , good morning Ed.
Good morning Erik. Looks like your corn did really well.
Loved the view from the top of the silo looking down around the 12:00 minute mark.
It did pretty well considering how little rain we have received. Thanks for watching.
Interesting camera angles, You have the cleanest windows I have ever seen on a tractor 😂 Great video TY 👌
Thanks, I like clean windows. Thanks for watching.
Good morning Erik ☕☕☕
Gary let it slip, now to see if I can remember your name 🤔 I've never been good at it..
Corn looks great!! Lots of nice shots of everything 👍😎
Oh boy! Thanks for watching.
Good video and inside silo..always loved doing corn and picking it too..Hopefully I'll be again next year
It's a fun time of the year. Thanks for watching.
Boy, your deere corn head sure works better than mine did. Looks like some good corn
I've never had an issue with it. The corn did pretty well with little rain. Thanks for watching.
That is a slick system to hook up & unhook your wagons !
It sure is. Thanks for watching.
Nice seeing old school chopping corn
Thanks for watching.
Nice looking harvest gents! Just found you and subbed. Be safe!
Thanks!
I was eating lunch and watching your video, half way through it was discovered that a certain Jersey cow was in the hay field not the pasture. Now I can finish the video.
Hopefully it went back in easily.
Looks like you have some really nice running gear for the chopper boxes.
They carry the loads very well. Thanks for watching.
back in the day when I was a young man, I was the guy that opened the corn patch! By hand with a corn sickle, was pretty good at it! Then pick it up and throw it in the chopper!
Every operation does things differently. Thanks for watching.
I have worked with several 4020's chopping... DAMMN NICE MACHINE'S
Very reliable!
Nice to see you using a twine to hold the unloader from spinning.
I don't think we've ever done it without. I'd hate to find out what happens when it spins around. Thanks for watching.
@@pinesedgefarm1155we all know what usually happens when they start spinning🤦♂️😬
Excellent video...👍
Thanks for watching!
Do you still fill the Harvestors? You have a large amount of silo capacity there.
They are full. Thanks for watching.
It was nice to meet you today
It was nice meeting you too.
Grew up doing that and would have no problems sitting in a 966 to unload wagons
They are good tractors. Thanks for watching.
Does the 4020 have more power than the 966 on the blower? My great uncle had a 4640 that made north of 200 hp and it ran the chopper good.
No it doesn't, the controls are easier to get to. The 966 has faster road speeds, that's the main reason why we haul with it. Those 4640s are nice tractors. I think a lot of them were turned up. Thanks for watching.
Did you really get the chopper box hitched to the chopper on one take ? 😁
Sure did! Thanks for watching.
I "Swear" my Dad & Mom built that silo...
Does the 4430 have any other jobs besides the chopper?
It plants corn and sometimes runs the stalk chopper as well. Thanks for watching.
You're cement stave silo.... 100' .. ???..
18x70.
"I THINK it's FULL ' ... 😊😊
Thanks for watching.
What is the brand of chopper wagons
Roorda boxes on Westendorf running gears. Thanks for watching.
what size are your silos? 20x60's?
This one is an 18x70. Thanks for watching.
Is there a difference between corn and , actual nice fucking corn ??
The ground looks pretty dry under the corn.
It sure is. Thanks for watching.
Your Grandpa is my cousin 😅
Small world. Dad told me he talked to you. Thanks for checking in.
at 8 minutes the corn is dryer.
It was a different variety of corn. Thanks for watching.
The corn is too green.