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3 Years Of Not Maintaining The Shop!!
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Every farm needs a Brodie!
When Brodie imitated Eric regarding snowmobiling without him, “don’t you do that!” 😂
To reach the highest lightbulb, park the lift on the flat bed trailer and position the trailer where you need it. The trailer will give you extra height to reach the bulb.
thats exctly what i was going to say
28c this morning just north as the crow flies 10 hours. Oh, I wish for a warm shop to do my farm repairs and maintenance.
Theres ALWAYS stuff to be done!
Good show
Remember Chet, the fall isn't what usually kills. It is the meeting of the gravity and concrete
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In airborne operations, we say it is the sudden stop at the end. "Oh, gravity. You heartless bitch." Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
Yea
It’s the sudden stop at the bottom that really hurts ya !
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That was always the joke. I maxed out a 135 JLG once, I couldn't let go of the basket.
Cement poising gets you every time 😂
addicted to this channel! Wish you all the best from Manchester Uk
Always good to hear the weather, and Dougo got home together.
Very ingenious plan to get the fan drive out!!
Suggestion, Chet & Co. Park and chain the lift on top of one of the trailers. Hopefully, that would give you enough elevation to discard the ladder and save money on a bigger lift rental. Still, I will wear a safety harness.
Sound like a workable idea!
For the thousandth time. I love this channel!!
Loved seeing you on Reese's channel! Brody is a man after my own heart, love to clean myself it is the most satisfying thing in the world!
I agree, taking the most terrible, disgusting piece of equipment and spending several days to make it look like new(not to mention smell better) is very rewarding in my book! Wish my boss had a specific wash bay I’d be there everyday!
What's the name of this reese's channel please
You guys are great! I sit here on my couch and just laugh. You guys are all awesome people!
There is nothing you can’t fix, just like my husband and son. We are farmers in Ontario, Canada. I love you guys, if I had a chance to meet you, it would be fantastic…
Come to Kentucky next year then!
Thank you for the great video. You all are in my prayers for the coming farm year...
I don't care how many safety harness belts and parachutes you put on me, I could not be up next to the ceiling and heaven like Chet is doin here. Fork out the dough and get these converted to LED like the others. Please. I got nervous just watching Chet. Great as usual video. Watching you do these necessary maintenance chores has saved me a lot time since I now know how to do it the right way.
My uncle ended up in a wheelchair falling from a first floor balcony. Risks are just not worth taking if you stop and consider the potential ramifications.
Thank you
thank you
Magnifique réparation du tracteur mt
Thanks Chet and Brodie...the two of you are a good team!
Great job Chet and Broodie really enjoyed it you can tell who the die hard workers are at the farm .guys keep on farming you got this those center lights are for Eric and Dougo to get done.
NIce video, try to put fittings like that one you pounded on, in the freezer for a few hrs. Should help slip in or make it easier. Thanks.
at 8:05. my heart went pitter pat... Dad telling sons and vice versa sons telling dad's how to operate .....
been there ... remember your dad WAS a son and NOW he is the dad.... Your dad and I have been on both sides...
Your comment is a testament that you care... all the best... from one former son and now a dad to you and your family.
Nice seeing you guys at the machinery show chetkeep up the good work
Awesome video Chet can't wait for the next one
Chet,brodie .you deserve a vacation where is nice and warm .good job on the fan, drive specially, with the tool that you created. You made it look so easy, genius be safe and God bless.🙏
“Nothin to it, but to do it!” Great new catch phrase!!
Put the lift on the flatbed trailer block the trailer solid an go up the lift
Good going. Keep up the good work and I hope the parts come in soon. Continue to be safety conscious. I hate heights too, except for some reason when I fly, then its fun. Don't know if other people have the same problem.
HAHAHAHA, best YT coincidence ever....you guys were at max extension on the lift....and YT interrupted with a "Depends" ad.
Toujours de belles vidéo, 🇫🇷
Great video Chet and Brody
Looking like fun
great video guys. Really enjoyed it.
Was nice to meet you all at the farm show! Thanks for the opportunity!
Makes me wonder when/if you ever have a garage sale you have a BIG sign by the road with a arrow pointing saying
Great job changing them lights! 🚜
I got one for you Chet, when I worked on the drilling rig offshore in Louisiana I had to climb a derrick ladder to grease the crown pully wheels
for the draw work cables 142 feet off the drill floor, I hated that job because the walkway around the block was only 14" no handrails!!
Yes a man lift is nice. That was interesting job on the 9 rx. Never seen that done before job well done.
Love the videos
Hang in there Chett, springs almost here buddy !
I am with you Chet, I am not a fan of heights either. Well not so much the heights it's the sudden stop at the bottom that scares me the most. LOL. Stay safe out there my friend and keep the videos coming and always travel safely catch you on the next one.
Great video always keep safety in mind good job God Bless TerryD.
Tie that ladder in position.
Glad to see the safety harness in use.
Awesome video guys. 🚜🚜🚜
It's February in Minnesota!
Minnehaha...I thought he was drivin' around at the south pole?!
Brody has been a great addition to the team! 💪👍🏼
Hi
Up in the bucket of the track machine
I converted a bunch of my fluorescent fixtures to line voltage LED tubes. You tear the ballast out and connect the “tombstones “ to 120 volt. They work great and you don’t throw all of your existing fixtures out.
A new day!!! Looks just like yesterday.....WHITE!
Brody is a mean, clean scrubbing queen!
Fiend, I said fiend!
Dang text to speech.
Team Larson at its best ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That job is just as tough as some working on aircraft engines as installed on an aircraft. Big or small aircraft the hours saved using your own brain to replace a component without removing an engine or a related assembly is well worth the aggravation. I’ve even had aircraft manufacturer twice put my repair procedures in their manual and paid me for it. Good job guys.
Thanks for another great video.
It was interesting and enjoyable.
Putting new light tubes in your shop area sure did help. You had a lot burned out. Please have a electrical person come and do the ceiling ones. To high up and standing on that ladder on the lift is not the safest thing to do. Don’t risk yourself.
Dougo home from Hawaii and now Eric is there you said. Lots of traveling right now.
Good job on replacement of that fan clutch. You and Brody did a great job.
About all for now I guess. You take care.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa Farm Boy.
We just took out 30 some 4 foot flourecents in my buddy’s shop. And replaced with 8 - 45,000 lumen high bay led lights …
Nice. #!!! 😊😊😊
Brody I hope you know how lucky you are having an indoor wash bay. I do it all outside during our winters here in NEW ZEALAND. Love you guys. Could you please run some yellow paint around her rear drive wheels.. Please.
Next weekend for you two to Hawaii, you deserve a company trip
Waving a hand from texas
From canada
Your farm maintenance schedule spread sheet must be constantly growing.
Get a Genee boom lift. They are all-terrain, where scissor lifts need mats when operated off a hard surface. L.E.D. lights are just a fantastice up grade.
Deere makes a little plastic gauge to check them fan belts to see if they need replaced or not. It’ll measure both 9 and 13 liter engine fan belts
I agree with Gerry, put your lift on your trailer.
Something tells me you guys should get your hands on some snow drift fencing. The orange plastic stuff they use on Ski hills. It can be very effective. Take care and God bless!
You must be getting all the snow that we aren’t. I deliver salt and this is the slowest winter we can all remember.
You could invest in a boom lift that will reach up to help with maintenance around the bin site and other high places.
Yuppers, ain't no la,y days on a farm that's for sure.
Big Swede off to trooical paradise when a giant is needed to reach those overhead lights and poor slightly heigth challenged Chet has to do it.
At least now Brady can actually see what he's washing.
Then there's that fun to remove shafrmt, ooh the joy of farm equipment maintenance.
Better than working outside in winter windblown snow.
Nice and toasty here in 79 degree Miami folks.
Going up to 84 this afternoon.
I'll have a snow cone with a shot of vodka and raspberry syrup on top in salute to the Arctic Circle farmers in Minnesota and all along the northern reaches of America.
Be safe and load the lift, on the flatbed. Then your high enough. Just strap the lift to the trailer. Should be safer then the ladder and lift. LOL
And if you still need more height, you can put a ladder in the lift for the extra few feet! 😂 (and then later I saw they did that)
Meanwhile, down in South Central Texas, Im avoiding cutting the lawn for the first time this year.
Driving up to Rochester Minnesota to Mayo’s this coming week.
it’s supposed to be 14 below on Thursday. 🥶
Supposed to be around 78 this Thursday in middle Tn.
it'll still be there in March ;)
Isnt that always the case when hauling grain and loading grain chet. In dougos words. When you know well you know.
You should have Brody up there to hold the latter steady
next time put some cardboard over radiator to protect it . (ask me how i learned that lol) great teamwork per usual!
Chet you and Brody did a great job on that tractor. Next week……….Hawaii! 😂lol. Cool video 👍❤️
converting to LED is super easy.. Little rewiring and plug the lights in... boom!
Something to look into for LED conversation in the wash bay are direct drive LED tubes. No ballasts to go out. No new fixtures to buy. And even that many can easily be redone buy a 2 man crew in 8 hours or less if they both have lifts. And most of them have a 5 year warranty on the led tubes themselves.
Chet you guys need a jlg lift or as people call it a cherry picker that drives itself. As many things as you work on around the farm you realy need one .
Larson farms should invest in a skyjack sj3226 scissor lift. You could use it to also wash all the equipment.
I would have drove that lift up on the new gooseneck trailer
Probably would have been safer than the ladder. I can only picture all the safety officers cringing lol
Lift your little lift thingy onto the back of a trailer. Easy reach the lights then.
Another fun video again. Great the way you keep moving forward even in a lull. Also just watched your interview on the Ivers Farms channel from the Salford Booth. Your a rock star.
Meanwhile it’s only 65 degrees here in Louisiana
Chet or Eric, last year at the Farm Machinery Show you bought a large green/yellow rolling tool box. What did you find at this year's Show you couldn't live without??
Yes! LED lights are the way to go!
We use the loader chet to change light bulbs on are farm....
you should strap the fork to the top of your new trailer, and then pull the truck back and forth
If you replace the lights, change them out with ones that you can lower down to you.
One of you should steady the ladder while the other climbs it. Cheers.....
ZK master tech I think did one of these
You should buy a used electrical boom truck, like the linemen use.
Long reach, a basket, and could use outside on the bins.
You called Brody a dimlit? Yikes!!!
You should get one of those lifts like Nathan got on Border View Farms. It would be handy with your bin site.
Seen a farm show video a few days ago and got sticker shock on a brand new 9rx and it was pushing a million$ . Got to sell a lot of corn and beans to make those payments!
Give northwest lighting a call to do those lights!
I operated one of those lifts at a warehouse we called them OPs and guys would get stuck up in the air all the time! Emergency drop is under the hood.
Changing light bulbs is not a Brody job. He's not tall enough. But on the bright side if the lift suddenly takes off, Brody hits his dome last and Chet gets concussed first. 😂 😂
Run your lift all the way up and then just climb on top of the roof, easy. I may have hooked my harness to a ceiling beam and swung around before
Chet you need to put LED bulbs in an save money with a lot more light. Carl
Probably just need to rent the lift once if you switch to LEDs. But use the right tool so you don't get hurt or worse!
Replace all at once. Its best strategy
Made me remember the days I worked in scissor lifts with a guy who was really nervous about heights and I would always move around side to side with a little extra force to make her rock back and forth. Lol he would grab on and sweat and moan. Lol
You're a cruel man, I would have reacted the same way. Gotta be solid no sway.
@George why is it funny
U need to buy you a used bucket lift. 45’ jjob. Work on dryer and bin projects