Combines Don’t Like Digger Shanks! #15
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Dougo is a big part of why the Larson Farms episodes are entertaining.
Chet, Big Swede and Brody are lucky to have a mentor as knowledgable as he is.
Gotta love Dougo. He's the kind of guy you can learn something from.
Well if he knows....well he knows.
My good friend Harry would say “pay attention, you might learn something” he was 86.
😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊
He’s got too big a tool. His words not mine!
The thing that gets me about this group is the fact when things go bad they don't get upset they talk about it then have fun fixing the problem
It's called editing, genius boy. 🤣
You always need a guy like Dougo to go into battle with. When these problems come up you can count on him to get you through.
Man the way this crew comes together to help each other out is one of a kind. They all have a common goal and are not afraid to jump in and do whatever it takes to complete the task
Funny how chet is worried about dougo and the trees through the windshield while he crawls under the feeder house without the safety stop. I know more people killed from the feeder house smashing them than trees through a bobcat windshield
Dougo makes my day what a great attitude
I love the attitude of the whole crew. Even when bad things happen everyone is still in a good joking mood. Keep up the good work Larson crew.
Thanks Chet and everyone. You are all working hard but you still have time to bring us great videos.
Struggle Bus was on full send today, but you guys handled it well. Here’s to a better day tomorrow.
Great video of how you guys handle adversity and keep looking forward to the next job!
That Bobcat he didn't need to bring came in real handy GREAT SAVE DOUGO
Sometimes I'm sad my farming days are over. And sometimes I'm glad. Been there done that with wounded combines and weather pressing in. Don't miss that part one bit.
Dougo knows what he's doing. Look it Chet!!! The Bobcat Dougo didn't NEED to bring came in handy at the end. I will agree with Chet Dougo, you get a shatterproof window on that Bobcat for your and everyone's safety. Especially when you like to go get those trees on the edge of fields. We want our Dougo SAFE AMEN🙏
Great Job Gang!!!
Can’t have the peaks without the valleys! I would take them all with all @Larsons Farm because you all work together to get it done! Winter is coming…. Hang in there and watching that weather map!!
We were trying to get beans done too before the next rain. Straw chopper bearing went bad, got hot and started bean dust smoldering. Guys recognized the situation and the fire extinguishers(3 of them) we carry in the machines did their job. Only need to replace the bearings-no other damage.
we do admire how you have the Doug in to keep up the pace and get through the hard things that come at you guys and thank god for all the good and the bad and the ugly keep up the great work and the good spirit, be safe god bless
I’m so impressed with your work and team. Harvesting and fixing all of the issues. Another day done.
You guys are awesome! My neighbor's dog carried some of his wife's biscuits into the field. He may never get his combine out of the shop.
Intro: oh, oh I heard a clang...
And of course, a few Dougoisms never fail to entertain!
Thanks Chet I love the context of the video a lot of hard work. You guys did a great job as a team specially when Dougo is around 😊
This fall we had our corn head stalk chopper clutch overheat and it started two fires in the corn field so fire extinguishers on combines are very important!!!!
9420rx… “Such a sad little tractor.” 😂
Chet, try dragging a short section of chain to dissipate static electricity. It should help eliminate dirty windows on your combine.
We never had much luck with the chain keeping the windows clean
And what happens when the chain comes loose in the middle of a section?
That never worked for me. Keeping a high quality ceramic coating on it is the only way to beat the dust, I’m my cases at least.
Dougo is the Socrates of Farming - always thinking ahead and planning, as Chet says: Is it a problem or a fluke? Dougo should write a book: "Farm Tips for Your Kids." The Correll Volunteer Fire Department, located in Correll, MN, provides fire protection and emergency response services to the Larson Farms equipment fires as needed. As Dougo says: "This machine ain't meant to eat iron."
Awesome video. Keep em coming. love the harvest videos
That is a definite way to not mess around with a problem, sounds like she may be hurt a little bit though, that was a massive piece of steel. Dougo is a not mess around with SH#T type of person 👍. Keep up with the awesome content, you guys are no doubt A#1 across the board.
Another great show. Amazing to watch how things just get done and keep going forward.
Thanks for another great video. It was super interesting.
Sorry about the plug on Chet’s machine. It was really plugged with mud and stuff. But you got it going again. Yea.
Super sorry for the breakdown on Brody’s machine. Combine do not like to eat big steel pieces from a tillage machine. Oh my. Big old piece of steel. My compliments to all of you for getting it out and getting the combine going again. Wow. Bad deal that was. Good going everyone.
Getting close to finishing the beans. Yea. Hang in there everyone.
Dougo kept everyone pointed in the right direction on that breakdown. He has been there before. Good going Dougo. Glad you had the skid steer with you.
About it I guess. Thanks for everything Chet. You all take care and be safe.
Thanks. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
I love the videos keep it up and i hope everything will be fine now :)
Honest folks here, I know this is good for the tube. But showing your failures isn’t something everyone does. That’s why The Larson’s are so respected.
Hope all are well and safe.
Bless you all. Glad it didn't go up in smoke.😊
I passed a low boy a few days ago with a Case 400 half quad. That was supper sweet. I'll take one of those also please. Oh wait I have no land.
Put some Mylar film on the inside of the front window on the Bobcat for some cheap added protection in case of impact.
Still waiting for the first episode to see Chet wear gloves. That’ll be something to remember
SE Oregon on 10/27/23 morning was 10F... Was beyond frost.
These videos are like 2 weeks behind
I would be nervous to, so many things to go wrong with a monster contraption such as a combine.
Yeah, Mr Murphy is always hangin around looking to throw a wrench in things!
Awesome video guys. Stay safe out and about. 🚜🚜🚜
"Hey she's not bad, thank God" Nice!
When it rains it pours for you guys this year, Wow, if it’s not weather, it’s something else, hopefully finish cutting beans with no more issues 🤞🤞🤞
Watched JD tech do a total overhaul on a 9x because it run an S shank through the machine. Worth the watch, 2 guys 4.5 days to gut and rebuild.
I love watching farms with 2 S790s. Tom's Brook Farm on You tube have just started harvest also with 2 air force ones. Thanks for your time and effort boy's.
I was thinking adobe myself. Don't know enough about wigwams. I think bark when I think wigwams. I just don't know. Erik's laugh when you tried to pull out the shank...priceless. Great video though, thank you!
Wigwams were made out of deer hide I think.
@@melindaburch4318 Yes, sometimes hides too. It seems to depend on what was available. But lots of bark was used, often, and reeds, woven grasses and so on.
Boss ran a harrow tooth through this fall too, went all the way through and said made a interesting racket
God bless you guys stay safe
A good friend was cutting trees with a Diamond head on a Case skidsteer . Broke the glass which in turn locked the hydraulics absolutely filled the cab with mulch . He covered his face but he was a bloody mess lucky didn't get hurt bad was just really sore and scratched up .
Great team work ,when the struggle bus comes to town.......Great video.
Better put the bearings for that feeder house roller on the shopping list for next year.
Good show
Once in a great while it's fun and games but most of the time just expect the worst lol!
At least it didn't go all the way through the machine like zk Master tech had one do.
*Christmas is coming up soon.* The protective glass or Metal Mesh shield would be a great gift.
Chet Dougo Eric Broodie Randy that was great and yes combines dont like iron that was bad could have destroyed it great video
Friday night fun
I want one of those Case IH 715's and I want it now!
Those combines are tough if they can eat iron like that and fire back up. It will be interesting to see what really got bent.
100 years of metal and rocks ingested into combines. They've definitely figured out how to mitigate damage.
Adobe mud and straw. A family I know had a very very old Adobe building that their house had been added on to and added on to over the last hundred and thirty years. The house is still there they sold it but I remember one year it was a specially rainy and wet one of the rain spouts backed up and the water got into the wall and it was soggy and you could push it out and then go outside and push it in. 😮
Duggo - I'm not that old 🤣
Time to mount big magnet bars on the tillage tools so you pick that stuff up lol
Another great video 👍❤️
Love your show, you guys are awesome, what kind of drone do you fly?
Farmyard Foreman Toby approved
Thanks for your time making the video watching from Reno NV
I think you're supposed to open the concaves when harvesting digger shanks?.....maybe slow the rotor speed down.
Great video and you can always count on Dougo to jump.
Cant believe they are working under the header without some kind of prop things flying could damage hoses on rams of header
"Adobe" Chet Adobe is a mud and straw hut built by the Inca native people and is still used today in modern homes, a "Wigwam" is a hut built with branches (frame work) covered with hides reed mats and sometimes with bark they were indigenous to North American Indians...just so you know...
As usual another sweet video awesome teamwork y’all
It was a john deere digger. They are noted for that even years back they would snap even chisel plow shanks snap. IHC shanks will bend in most cases and can be reformed but most of the time remain in original shape
y`all are lucky. Zk Mastertech channel had that happen to a combine and they had to replace the rotor and floor . Big big job. Mucho pesos too.
I believe he said $108k for parts.
Saw that. Parsons are very lucky
U need 4 old8820s with 30 ' heads
Titain 2 turbos 😅😅😅
You need that 715hp Quadtrac that Welker Farms have been demoing for the grain carts
Oh been there, make sure it didn’t bend the shaft and get it out of balance and the paddle brackets
It’s impressive how little Randy gets in the videos. Like you guys almost have to make an effort to not have him in any videos hardly lol
Way to go, glad it still runs
Scrap metal is a good price keep finding it 😀 thanks for the addictive TH-cam uk boston Lincolnshire
Glad it wasn’t any worse than it was that could have been really bad and expensive hopefully that’s the last time you have issues thanks for sharing
in the 1980s before you could reverse the feed.........i always had leather gloves and a linoleum knife with the curved hook on the point to cut the jam ups......still got bruised knuckles!
keep more episodes in cab thank you
The mysterious uncle randy ❤
Wigwam, definitely not a word you hear every day!
How much beans did you lose Henry that repair pulling all that dead stuff out is there any way to recover that I love your videos
Probably about anywhere from 0.05 to 0.2 bushels or 50 cents to $2.5
Have you ever thought to try a Claas Lexion? They are very popular over here in the UK and they are the daddy of combines
We got a brand new shredder on our farm and the first week we had it a chunk of metal went through it and tore everything up. 😂
Morale look at the bright side guys. Tell Dougal I live in Michigan by Marinette and we are possibly going to get snow tonight and the weekend.
Same forecast for MN, if we get any it will be gone shortly. Sunny all next week.
We had a a small crowbar thru a 9670 combine no damage at all to the combine
Good video good to see y'all
Seen an episode on a channel who does deere equipment and one they were workin on had to have the whole rotor and all the concaves and multiple other parts replaced after it picked up and ate a ripper shank and they shut it down soon as they heard it go into the feed accelerator 😮
Zk mastertech has a video on what happens when a s shank dosent stop in the feed accelerator😅 new rotor and rotor housing etc etc.. 💸💸💸💸💸💸
Curious to see if this storm drops some snow this weekend.
A the best way to clean your combin is back pack blower
Thanks for another great video.
had that happen in "2017 on my MF 8780 only it destroyed the feed excelerater drum ! cost me $100k to fix it ! kild me !
Times a wasting Brodyyyy! 🤣
Baad year for you guys
You gonna make some sled vids this year? We hope so or a trip
I can't figure out why you fellers aren't popping sickle teeth left and right. Whenever we'd be that low we'd always lose a few a day it seems, and on the old machines you had to pull the whole bar to get to one tooth.
CUT AT A ANGLE, so you don't get what you call a pusher... I call it dragging....
Can’t break something already broken, you can fix or not fix 😊.