Wow, you are lucky to work with someone like Brent. First, he is a good teacher and is willing to teach you so many things. So many people would just do it themselves because it is faster and easier than helping someone through the process. He is a master with the skid steer, I don't want to think about how many hours it took to get that good. You are an incredible person, being both independent and willing to learn at every opportunity. You will go far in this world.
Hey if I could fix something up and get a few more years out of it instead of giving a farm store your hard earned money lord knows you farmers are severely under paid for your milk compared to what it cost us retail so God bless you
Nice job, Taylor! Stay positive and continue learning and it will pay off when those repairs are needed. You will not have to wait for a repair, because you’ll take care of it yourself. Brent was very funny with his comments today! Take care, Taylor. 🧑🌾 🐮
Taylor great video on the maintenance of equipment to keep the farm going ! You are quite the talented upcoming farm owner, learn all you can remember we all learn something new often . Brett does have a great sense of humor , and seems to enjoy teaching you all he can .
Welding is an art as much as a skill. I need practice too. Gather up some junk metal and go to it. Or create a welding project. From what I saw you did good.
😅get the puddle started before you start oscillating that is a good feeder weld , but you will need a ton of practice, they sale welding leathers that cover your whole body and good welding helmets, so there are a ton of things to get for welding, your eyes are the most important flash on your eyes will burn the edge’s of your eyes and 40 years from now you😢will need help to see things , welder flash and welder electric bead is 20 times brighter than the sun so please thank you BigAl California
Taylor you need to get your face right up to the weld area that you are welding and also wait across the crack oh you will learn , thanks BigAl California
Hi Taylor, thanks for another great video. You just added a new skill to the many you already have. You are a very talented and capable young farmer. Keep farming. 🚜
Hey Taylor, I would never say that your video's are boring, Honest and true to Farm life would be more exact. You can't have all fun every day on the farm, You go with the flow no matter what it is, Good, Bad, or Ugly. That/s just the way it is. Enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.
7018 rod ( because farm ), Lincoln AC250 tomestone welder( because farm) rusty metal ( because farm x2), working in the grass with a friend ( because good luck ). And, you get to actually smell the freshly cut hay, I'm jealous. Thanks for all the work making the videos, they are a real treat.
Hi Taylor..This video of you welding reminded me of The farmer Grayse. She is a farmer from Kentucky who has a YT and instagram channel. She is a welder too.loved the video and Brents sense of humor. Have a great week
as my uncle used to say that skidstear is handier than a handle on a piss pot!! glad to see brent taking the time to teach you to weld something that will come in handy for any farmer he seems to be a patient teacher how old is he?
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another great video. I think Brent makes bedding up with the skid steer easy but i bet it's not. Brent's sense of humour is great. Well done you Taylor for having a go with the welder that is not easy, thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
U did great welding!! Learning to weld is a great skill...wish I had kept up w/ it. Kudos to Brent for being a great mentor! After watching ur videos for a while, I have come to the conclusion that ur ladies might be a tad spoiled!! lol
Days like that, where it's too wet to do field work are great days for odd jobs like that, and cleaning up the farm yard. Mowing weeds, scraping pads, fixing machinery. How I miss those days.
We always put bedding hay in our gutters, because if you didn't they wouldn't cross it! So, if you put them in without doing it, they would not go across, so we had to chase them back out and do it! farm welding don't have to be pretty, just practical! Brent cracked me up! Nothing wrong with using stuff you got! Wright Brothers didn't get their plane off the ground the first time either!
Hi Taylor, I thought the rain had gone for a while but to get nearly 4" is ridiculous. All you need now is a few sunny days to finish of baling hay. A great video of your morning chores after the girls have been milked and sent to the free stall barn. They did carry on when they learnt they were not going onto the pasture, but some green bale of hay sorted them out. The old muck scrapper is still doing a good job in the palour and I hope I haven't jinx you. It looks like you are using finer wood sawdust for bedding now, is that more comfortable than the wood chips to lay on? Welding is a tough job to learn and they say "practice make perfect". Its one of the jobs that will help you out on the farm or on your truck in the future. Keep up with the interesting videos. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
We had an oiling system for our barn cleaner chain. We used old motor oil and once a week it would slowly drip on the chain. It was a 5 gal bucket with a hose spigot to control the drip. Welding is an art!! It takes finesse and some know how to get heat/rod/metallurgy to sync. Love the videos!!
Taylor nothing you and Brent do is BORING. As you went by the manure pit I was thinking it would be good if Brent had a slurry pump when it is like soup. Pumping it into the spreader. Welding isn't hard just takes a lot of practice.
Tay nice to see you are learning new skills that will greatly help you as you continue your goal of being a dairy farmer. proud of your efferts great vids u do
A few things to get if your going to weld. Pair of welding gloves, a welding jacket or at least welding sleeves to cover your arms, and a pair of safety glasses. The UV from welding will burn your skin and in the short term the weld splatter will also burn your skin. Stick welding with E6011 works well. Good luck with learning that skill.
Hi Taylor and Brent, you have been getting the same weather we have been getting all summer. Yesterday we got hail the size of grapes. I don’t know what is going on with the weather, some say all the forest fires is having an effect on it . I love welding, you guys look like are from Star Wars with those helmets. It is a lot cheaper to fix the old feeder than to buy a new one. Great video and take care. ❤👍🇨🇦
You young lady are worth your weight in gold, I hope your boss knows this! You stay so busy, when do you have time to date or time for yourself? I really enjoy your videos, they show everyone all the hard work that goes into one of the phases to produce milk, great job!!!😊
.... great to be learning welding, great skill to have .... first off am not a welder, but have seen many a weld done ... may I suggest going to google school to understand what is going on by searching "how to stick weld" ... as with a lot of processes an important part is the prep like for instance when painting a wall the better the prep the better the end result .... likewise with a weld, the better the prep, higher the possibility of getting a strong bond ...... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
Good job they're welding you do some more practice and you'll get really good at it if you can Weld what's the buzz box Lincoln you will really enjoy using a wire feed but if you get practiced on a stick welder you'll have no problem going to another mig welder they are so easy I was welding on my log splitter putting on a log lifter and building the frame for it and attaching it to the log splitter now the hydraulic fittings what you're gonna test me pretty well I'm an auto mechanic and don't really have a lot to do with hydraulics and farming good job there Taylor
Thanks for another interesting and informative video. I suggest you weld a chain hook onto your tractor front arms. Makes it easier to hook a chain to. I did that on a forklift at work and it worked great when I only had one hook on the chain or wanted to make the chain shorter. Thanks again
That feeder is a good thing to practice welding on Tay. Stay safe and healthy. You probably will get extra snow as the large volcano in Tango that blew under water added tons of water to the environment and there will be extra moisture in the air for another year or so.
Never boring with you Taylor, and I agree welding is heaps of fun but hard. My husband lets me weld sometimes and I love it. You’ve got an awesome boss as well 💜💜🇦🇺
I’m interested as a retired life long dairy farmer what your production is on a cow average. I realize that profit Is based on input costs. But I’m curious where your protein comes from for the ration.
That is a great question, so in the summer our protein mostly comes from grazing on white clover. In the fall we green feed. The winter and spring months are what we are experiencing difficulties with. So we are trying to implement hydroponic which we have had amazing luck with. It’s anywhere from 20-26% protein. Thanks so much for commenting!
Don't do too much welding without long sleeves, that will burn you worse than the sun in short order. Did Brent ever have gutter grates in that barn? From the appearance of that barn it looks like it had the best of everything when it was built, but I was suprised to see it didn't have grates? As my neighbors would say about Mr. Brent, don't laugh about him welding his feeder back together...............He is the guy who doesn't just go to the Bahama's, he could go to the Bahama's and buy the resort.
That’s some good advice! Yes the barn did originally have gutters grates but they just didn’t work well I guess Brent said they were constantly causing problems, not really sure why. A penny saved is a penny earned right! 😊
@@tayfarms Couldn't have them here because we had to haul manure every day(No pit) and with grates you had to clean twice instead of once or the manure was up in the grates because the gutter wasn't deep enough. And they didn't like straw bedding..........I would say you didn't have the first issue, that manure setup in that barn is really nice, atleast tons better than what I was used to.
I can admit this now but when I was young and stupid in my early twenties I arc welded without a mask and sunburned the retina's in my eyes. That night the moon looked pink and I felt like there was sand in my eyes. It was by far the stupidest thing I've ever done (there were others). Luckily there was no long lasting damage.
Well done Taylor you can turn your hand to any thing on the farm. Brent is one very lucky man to have such a fantastic and very talented young lady working with him 👏 well done again Taylor we love your videos. Thank you and God bless. Regards from Ireland Patrick Brazil
Thanks to both of you for a fun and educational video. This was one of my favorites. Checking the list off of Brent's skills that you're learning too. Y'all stay safe.... Your buddy from Carolina (n).
I must say that you and Brent make a great team and I can tell you are friends as well.
Thank you so much for your amazing videos Tay!
One thing about a farm you will learn how to do everything hahahaha
Wow, you are lucky to work with someone like Brent. First, he is a good teacher and is willing to teach you so many things. So many people would just do it themselves because it is faster and easier than helping someone through the process. He is a master with the skid steer, I don't want to think about how many hours it took to get that good. You are an incredible person, being both independent and willing to learn at every opportunity. You will go far in this world.
Welding skill is something you will never regret learning. Thanks for sharing your chores with us. Deb
So true! 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey if I could fix something up and get a few more years out of it instead of giving a farm store your hard earned money lord knows you farmers are severely under paid for your milk compared to what it cost us retail so God bless you
Yeah farmers have to be pretty thrifty now a days, thanks for your support!!
You folks must have a good supply of sawdust. Maybe sometime a video of the sawmill might be interesting.
Nice job, Taylor! Stay positive and continue learning and it will pay off when those repairs are needed. You will not have to wait for a repair, because you’ll take care of it yourself. Brent was very funny with his comments today! Take care, Taylor. 🧑🌾 🐮
Thanks, always pays to learn a new skill! Yes Brent is a riot at times😅 Thanks so much hope you have a great day!!
A pimple on the ass of progress!!!! Tru...that...Tay..!!!!
U..shud have A ..T Shirt..made sayin'..The Tay Way!!!!!
Taylor great video on the maintenance of equipment to keep the farm going ! You are quite the talented upcoming farm owner, learn all you can remember we all learn something new often .
Brett does have a great sense of humor , and seems to enjoy teaching you all he can .
Another great video, thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Welding is an art as much as a skill. I need practice too. Gather up some junk metal and go to it. Or create a welding project. From what I saw you did good.
😅get the puddle started before you start oscillating that is a good feeder weld , but you will need a ton of practice, they sale welding leathers that cover your whole body and good welding helmets, so there are a ton of things to get for welding, your eyes are the most important flash on your eyes will burn the edge’s of your eyes and 40 years from now you😢will need help to see things , welder flash and welder electric bead is 20 times brighter than the sun so please thank you BigAl California
Taylor you need to get your face right up to the weld area that you are welding and also wait across the crack oh you will learn , thanks BigAl California
Great video Taylor *Welding gloves are very essential the stop you getting a shock when replacing rod when standing on wet ground
It's very informative. Love to see how the farm operates
Taylor you are working so hard at taking care of the farm i am sure brent is so thankful for you
Hi Taylor, thanks for another great video. You just added a new skill to the many you already have. You are a very talented and capable young farmer. Keep farming. 🚜
Thank you so much!
Hey Taylor, I would never say that your video's are boring, Honest and true to Farm life would be more exact. You can't have all fun every day on the farm, You go with the flow no matter what it is, Good, Bad, or Ugly. That/s just the way it is. Enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.
Hi Taylor , love watching your videos from here in the UK
Yay! Thank you!
Great stuff Taylor!! I appreciate you sharing your journey!!!! Stay safe and God bless!!!! Eddy
Thank you for joining us!
Tay interesting away to waste my time .been good.😊
I like you showing us just a random day of fixing things and normal chores that have to be done to keep the dairy farm going!
Nice one Taylor,👍🏴
Thanks!! 😊👍🏻🚜
7018 rod ( because farm ), Lincoln AC250 tomestone welder( because farm) rusty metal ( because farm x2), working in the grass with a friend ( because good luck ).
And, you get to actually smell the freshly cut hay, I'm jealous.
Thanks for all the work making the videos, they are a real treat.
You didn't get dizzy going around that bale 10 times?
Only a little 😄
You did just fine on that weld Taylor don't sell yourself short girl !!
😄 thanks!
Hi Taylor..This video of you welding reminded me of The farmer Grayse. She is a farmer from Kentucky who has a YT and instagram channel. She is a welder too.loved the video and Brents sense of humor. Have a great week
as my uncle used to say that skidstear is handier than a handle on a piss pot!! glad to see brent taking the time to teach you to weld something that will come in handy for any farmer he seems to be a patient teacher how old is he?
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another great video. I think Brent makes bedding up with the skid steer easy but i bet it's not. Brent's sense of humour is great. Well done you Taylor for having a go with the welder that is not easy, thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
It's always a pleasure to watch expert equipment operators. Brent clearly has done that before!
Thank you !
U did great welding!! Learning to weld is a great skill...wish I had kept up w/ it. Kudos to Brent for being a great mentor! After watching ur videos for a while, I have come to the conclusion that ur ladies might be a tad spoiled!! lol
Days like that, where it's too wet to do field work are great days for odd jobs like that, and cleaning up the farm yard. Mowing weeds, scraping pads, fixing machinery. How I miss those days.
... happy to see you gave welding a shot Ms Taylor you cold repair your round baler axle by sistering a pipe over the broken axle and weld ..
We always put bedding hay in our gutters, because if you didn't they wouldn't cross it! So, if you put them in without doing it, they would not go across, so we had to chase them back out and do it! farm welding don't have to be pretty, just practical! Brent cracked me up! Nothing wrong with using stuff you got! Wright Brothers didn't get their plane off the ground the first time either!
Hi Taylor, I thought the rain had gone for a while but to get nearly 4" is ridiculous. All you need now is a few sunny days to finish of baling hay. A great video of your morning chores after the girls have been milked and sent to the free stall barn. They did carry on when they learnt they were not going onto the pasture, but some green bale of hay sorted them out. The old muck scrapper is still doing a good job in the palour and I hope I haven't jinx you. It looks like you are using finer wood sawdust for bedding now, is that more comfortable than the wood chips to lay on? Welding is a tough job to learn and they say "practice make perfect". Its one of the jobs that will help you out on the farm or on your truck in the future. Keep up with the interesting videos. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
We had an oiling system for our barn cleaner chain. We used old motor oil and once a week it would slowly drip on the chain. It was a 5 gal bucket with a hose spigot to control the drip.
Welding is an art!! It takes finesse and some know how to get heat/rod/metallurgy to sync.
Love the videos!!
Your the whole package Taylor, your husband would be proud 🎉
Ow your welding 😮, is there anything you can't do young lady 🤔🤔🤔👍🙋♂️🙏🙏🙏
Each and every day is a learning experience and day..
Well said!
Hi Taylor: good job at the welding. Stick welding can be frustrating for first timers.
It takes all sorts to be this LEGEN -DAIRY thank you Taylor farms
Good morning Taylor love your videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You will be a fantastic Farm Owner when it's your time. Thanks for the video.
Good job Tay, always good to know how to weld on the farm! 👍👏🐄
You bet!
Just a tip, you really should use a wire brush to at least clean off the rust and dirt before you start welding
Good tip!
Taylor nothing you and Brent do is BORING. As you went by the manure pit I was thinking it would be good
if Brent had a slurry pump when it is like soup. Pumping it into the spreader. Welding isn't hard just takes
a lot of practice.
Pimple On The Ass Of Progress...So..Tru...!!!!
Tay nice to see you are learning new skills that will greatly help you as you continue your goal of being a dairy farmer. proud of your efferts great vids u do
Blessings From 🇮🇳
Harry
A few things to get if your going to weld. Pair of welding gloves, a welding jacket or at least welding sleeves to cover your arms, and a pair of safety glasses. The UV from welding will burn your skin and in the short term the weld splatter will also burn your skin. Stick welding with E6011 works well. Good luck with learning that skill.
Hi Taylor and Brent, you have been getting the same weather we have been getting all summer. Yesterday we got hail the size of grapes. I don’t know what is going on with the weather, some say all the forest fires is having an effect on it . I love welding, you guys look like are from Star Wars with those helmets. It is a lot cheaper to fix the old feeder than to buy a new one. Great video and take care. ❤👍🇨🇦
Great video on the maintenance of equipment to keep the farm going. Welding skills are necessary for the farm maintenence personel.
What more can be said your some kind of wonderful 👍🇺🇸🦅.
You young lady are worth your weight in gold, I hope your boss knows this!
You stay so busy, when do you have time to date or time for yourself?
I really enjoy your videos, they show everyone all the hard work that goes into one of the phases to produce milk, great job!!!😊
.... great to be learning welding, great skill to have .... first off am not a welder, but have seen many a weld done ... may I suggest going to google school to understand what is going on by searching "how to stick weld" ... as with a lot of processes an important part is the prep like for instance when painting a wall the better the prep the better the end result .... likewise with a weld, the better the prep, higher the possibility of getting a strong bond ...... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
Good job they're welding you do some more practice and you'll get really good at it if you can Weld what's the buzz box Lincoln you will really enjoy using a wire feed but if you get practiced on a stick welder you'll have no problem going to another mig welder they are so easy I was welding on my log splitter putting on a log lifter and building the frame for it and attaching it to the log splitter now the hydraulic fittings what you're gonna test me pretty well I'm an auto mechanic and don't really have a lot to do with hydraulics and farming good job there Taylor
As a beginning welder you might try using both hands holding the stinger for better control.
You are so awesome I really admire you I also think you're a very beautiful woman I love your channel❤
i can assure you i have seen some that would make that weld look professional so dont sell your self short.
When you have some down time you can practice your welding on scrap medal 😊
You did good for a beginner Taylor. No one is an expert at first. Welding is a skill that takes much practice.
Thank you, hopefully I’ll get a lot more practice!
Tay, use both hands on the stinger. Will work alot better. More control.
Are you the only person who works for him and what about is wife and children
Taylor your videos are never boring
I like how the cows have opinions about everything
Never boring, a new skill,u make a great team. 😊
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
Do you two drink good coffee or just the run-of-the-mill crap? I am hooked on Seattle's best post alley, give it a try I think you'll be impressed!
We are both pretty picky about our coffee, I’ll give it a try thanks for the suggestion!
B careful with that welder u might cause sparks 😂😂
Thanks for another interesting and informative video. I suggest you weld a chain hook onto your tractor front arms. Makes it easier to hook a chain to. I did that on a forklift at work and it worked great when I only had one hook on the chain or wanted to make the chain shorter. Thanks again
You should always grind the metal on both sides that your are going to weld. It will make the welds hold better and stronger
Well another fun day on the farm and well done for having ago at the welding and you'll only get better with more practice so keep it going Tay
Glad you could join us, I hope to get a lot more welding experience!
One thing about being a farmer is that you need to be a jack of all trades.
That feeder is a good thing to practice welding on Tay. Stay safe and healthy. You probably will get extra snow as the large volcano in Tango that blew under water added tons of water to the environment and there will be extra moisture in the air for another year or so.
Do you ever catch ufos trying to levitate cows into their flying saucer?
Another great video!
Thanks!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Never boring with you Taylor, and I agree welding is heaps of fun but hard. My husband lets me weld sometimes and I love it. You’ve got an awesome boss as well 💜💜🇦🇺
That’s wonderful to hear! I had no idea just how difficult welding is!😄. Awesome that you enjoy welding too😊 Thanks so much!!!!
i love watching your videos wish they where longer
Bent is so lucky to have someone like you and your are one of a kind keep safe and keep farming Taylor ...
Great video
Thanks!
Where do you get your sawdust for bedding?
What are your thoughts on Kubota tractors?
I’m interested as a retired life long dairy farmer what your production is on a cow average. I realize that profit Is based on input costs. But I’m curious where your protein comes from for the ration.
That is a great question, so in the summer our protein mostly comes from grazing on white clover. In the fall we green feed. The winter and spring months are what we are experiencing difficulties with. So we are trying to implement hydroponic which we have had amazing luck with. It’s anywhere from 20-26% protein. Thanks so much for commenting!
Brent sure made fast work of spreading sawdust in free stalls. He needs to do a segment on how to be a skid steer cowboy 😅
😂 right!!
That’s awesome. Glad that you’re learning new things in life. It does take time to learn stick welding
For sure! Thanks so much!
Taylor you are professional
Taylor keeping it real.
Don't do too much welding without long sleeves, that will burn you worse than the sun in short order.
Did Brent ever have gutter grates in that barn? From the appearance of that barn it looks like it had the best of everything when it was built, but I was suprised to see it didn't have grates?
As my neighbors would say about Mr. Brent, don't laugh about him welding his feeder back together...............He is the guy who doesn't just go to the Bahama's, he could go to the Bahama's and buy the resort.
That’s some good advice! Yes the barn did originally have gutters grates but they just didn’t work well I guess Brent said they were constantly causing problems, not really sure why. A penny saved is a penny earned right! 😊
@@tayfarms Couldn't have them here because we had to haul manure every day(No pit) and with grates you had to clean twice instead of once or the manure was up in the grates because the gutter wasn't deep enough. And they didn't like straw bedding..........I would say you didn't have the first issue, that manure setup in that barn is really nice, atleast tons better than what I was used to.
so yall want to be farmers .
Was there a bunk feeder in and free stall barn at one time the walkway is so wide that's why I'm asking
Yes there used to be a division bunk with heifers and dry cows separated from the milkers
Luas banget tempat peternakan nya.😮
Looks like your gutter is working well since the repair!
So far so good!!
Got milk???👍🇺🇸🦅
Almost forgot, great job welding.
Thanks!! Certainly a learning process 😄
Taylor, you did amazing keeping an arc. Welding is a skill you always be glad you know. "A pimple on the ass of progress" that's good😅 A Brent quote.
I can admit this now but when I was young and stupid in my early twenties I arc welded without a mask and sunburned the retina's in my eyes. That night the moon looked pink and I felt like there was sand in my eyes. It was by far the stupidest thing I've ever done (there were others). Luckily there was no long lasting damage.
Well done Taylor you can turn your hand to any thing on the farm. Brent is one very lucky man to have such a fantastic and very talented young lady working with him 👏 well done again Taylor we love your videos. Thank you and God bless. Regards from Ireland Patrick Brazil
Hey Taylor
You need to leran to weld. It helps to read how to do Welds. Like to see more of that👍
Nice vid again!
Got a kick out of the "pimple on the a--" philosophy lesson! So true on a small family farm.
879th!!
😜😜
Thanks to both of you for a fun and educational video. This was one of my favorites. Checking the list off of Brent's skills that you're learning too. Y'all stay safe.... Your buddy from Carolina (n).
Awesome! Thank you!