Laura, you are the ONLY influencer I have seen who ACTUALLY works!!! Love the channel, I watch it with my daughter to show her that success and happiness comes from fulfillment and REAL hard work and effort!
Your father has taught you well Laura, with your pre trip maintenance and your ability to fix some things in the field and that is an ongoing , lifetime learning experience. Well Done, Grant and Laura.
I stumbled on your channel and I must say: I am super happy to see you and your other (very significant ) half happy doing what you do. In these times your channel is incredibly important as it gives hope to millions out there. You are THE epitomy of what it means to be an American farmer. You have no idea of the good you are doing!!! Keep it up for sanitys sake. From South Africa
Hi Laura and Grant! My Wife and I really love your channel. We enjoy watching your many encounters on the farm. We love our hard working American Farmers. God Bless you both!
Thank you for posting as usual. From an older carpenter who feels alive when hands are dirty and the job is done, thank you. We are fortunate to have you getting gritty and letting all of us know what is going on and the trials and tribulations of self employment and what goes on, day in and day out, to keep us fed and fueled.
I pride myself on being able to do anything and learn anything, but when you show all the different jobs you do and the machinery and attachments you use, I have no hope. Your depth of knowledge is incredible. That thing looks like a spaceship inside.
Laura and Grant, while you two may think you're leading a blessed life, that cat is really the winner here. Sleep all day on a nice warm sweatshirt, surrounded by fields full of mice, and I bet he gets treats here and there. It can't get any better than that! We prayed for rain and it looks like you are going to get some. Praise the Lord! Thanks for Sharing!
I just found this channel and I must say it’s amazing to see everyone getting in on the TH-cam money. Construction, farmers, tool enthusiasts and so many more it makes me happy haha!
She is adorable🤠😎 we had a small farm in SE WI for 40+ years we didn't live on it, but it was only 45 minutes away, my dad was what they call a gentleman farmer. We had corn and beans planted, 5 ponds with bass, perch and bluegills. 10 acres of oak woods. It was heaven for me and eventually my kids. I love watching these videos!
Your tractor is amazing. I worked on a potato farm in Northern Maine all four years of high school. We had old IH 906's and 1056"s. Hard work, but sure was rewarding seeing over 80,000 barrels of Russets harvested in the late fall. Farmers are the backbone of our Nation. Thank you for what you and your family do.
Laura i hope youre happy farming..im sure you are may you be prosperous for decades to come and raise your little ones to eventually hold the reigns for the next generation
Hi Laura, I'm a young farmer like you, and it's very interesting and pleasant to see how much dedication you too apply yourself to this wonderful job, which to be done well requires having a real vocation.. Fingers crossed for a perfect birth of these corns and thanks for this wonderful video🇮🇹🇮🇹🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love this couple, their operation, their TH-cam channel and their cat Scotty. Very wholesome, which is severely lacking in nearly all aspects of life in America in 2023.
The amount of corn growing on this farm at this time of the year play's a vital role in determining a successful start to this season,s production thank you Laura farm's Scotty.
I am proud of you Laura for helping your husband out on the farm and you playing a major part on the farm. Thank you for the video showing and HAPPY MOTHERS DAY.
Wow. This channel just popped up in my feed. To my knowledge, I’ve never been within 100 miles of a tractor operator…yet, strangely, I’m now enthralled with the operation of a tractor.
Scotty the Mouser is a vital part of the Planting team loved by all and hated by the barn mice. Nice Video on the planting just before the rains. The Tractor's acting up and needs a little TLC. Good oil, good fuel, lots of seed, and over the fields it will go.
The live of a farmer is never easy. I've never been a farmer but I have worked on some farms when I was much younger. Now the farmer hat comes off and the machanic hat is put on. I know the two of you will get the oil leak fixed. I so enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.
Laura, I’m thankful you discovered the mechanical problem inside instead of way out in the field.🤞for a simple and quick solution. Scotty, you are a wise and cuddly cat, using Grant’s hoodie for snoozing. Time to wake up to prowl. 🐁 🐈⬛ Laura, thanks for supporting your family, loving in word and deed in attendance and with 🥪 . You are a blessing.
Good morning and HappyBirthday Laura. Wish your day to be Happy, Healthy, and prosperous, and all the future days be the same. Love your videos, please keep them coming.
Hello Laura glad to see you all are planning love watching all your videos I miss working on the farm you jump in and get the jobs down that need done you farming is long hours plus you all work hard and play hard to I see you make sure grant is out there working to
Amiga estoy asombrado con la tecnologia de siembra ,Gracias por visibilizarlo , Dale un abrazo a scotty de mi parte , estoy en Venezuela Estado Bolivar .
The unsung hero's of agriculture , worms! The noble bee is also up there in a lot of plants, not yours , but a lot of others! You guys are an inspiration and a delight to behold.
I took my kids and a couple of friends to Burney falls a few years ago there wasn't that much of a water flow but it was still very cool and beautiful. I have been wondering how good the flow is now that we have had all the snow that we have had. Thanks for sharing this video with us . May you continue to have a good one. Have fun take care
Why would you bring up a waterfall in California on a channel of Nebraska farmers? That said, Burney Falls is awesome. Went there about 2 years back and there was plenty of water flow.
Wow! What an impressive young woman! Intelligent, pretty, strong and has a ton of grit! Doesn't just quit at the first sign of trouble! Great at problem solving! She is special!
This is my first time posting on here. You guys are awesome you work long, hard hours and I think that is fantastic. You’re willing to put in that kind of time.
I think it's impressive that you learned so much of the technical side of farming, respectfully you are a beautiful young lady, it kind of puts the fear in me the way you squeeze through around this machine , and touching parts with the motor running. Don't be one of those casualties. It was fun watching you work!😎
i never saw angels ploughing and farming but Laura angel showed me today!!!!!!!!! Laura the joy of farming is always happier and satisfaction life..give me a tractor job in your farm i leave my data analyst job and join with you..laura angel please
Just a friendly note, when you're tightening like that part on your seeder, you were pushing the ratchet, if, that socket were to slip, your body would have been thrown in to that machinery, try to remember to pull when tightening, you'll have better control.
You are both good at your jobs and I wish you the very best. It's too bad youtube doesn't weed out the crude pervs and insecure jerkoffs in the comments section.
Great video Laura and Grant you to make a great team none better husband and wife teams both. Did a great job thank you for sharing and your time was awesome never miss a video and can't wait for next video
I'm watching your video while rebuilding the carb on my 1952 Case VAC tractor. Seven years older than me and still running! My grampa bought it new and if we get a good season this year I hope to get it paid off. LOL
Scotty has his own fan club now. I love the box on the front of the tractor, it’s like the tractors own little fanny pack. Thank you guys for sharing another start of the season with us! To provide great content like this while dealing with the everyday struggles that come with farming must not always be easy! Sorry for the potentially bad news there at the end, fingers crossed it’s an easy (and not costly) fix!
Oh no, we hope that is not an expensive fix. Aw, Scotty, we love you so much! I am sure Laura and Grant are always giving you pets from all their subscribers. 🥰
I'm amazed you can figure this stuff out; seems pretty complicated to me, sometimes. Glad you could solve the problem, once again. Farmers must be excellent problem solvers, and you demonstrate that each time you go out in the fields with one of your machines!
Well, I am not a farmer, a bit of a gardener all my life, but you are a very smart, pretty, hard working young lady. Just a bit of well intended advice from someone who has been around a lot of years, longer than your parents even, and has experienced a lot and gained a similar amount of wisdom. When we are young we think we are invincible and don't think about how what we do then will affect us later in life. I have noticed you are often exposing yourself to all types of things that you breath into your lungs. I am not a doctor, but I have lost many family members and friends in my lifetime (some very close love ones) , some to lung issues caused by many different types of things . Do yourself a favor now, wear a mask of some type or even a respirator, when appropriate, to protect those valuable organs. You only have one pair. Stay healthy and keep healthy, you have a zest for life, you owe it to yourself and to those who love you.
Especially with Glyphosate in the soil, or the ever present DDT which does not deteriorate. My uncle died of esophageal cancer due to pesticide/herbicide intake.
Thank you for saying that so tactfully. I have used bentonite where a mask was mandatory and assumed graphite would pose a similar risk and wanted to say something.
Totally agree. In England, where I’m from, I would not dare have an employee work like that without a dust mask. It would breach Health and Safety legislation I believe
I’m a greenskeeper. I mow fairways at a local golf course. Part of mowing fairways is leaving stripes on the turf. I’m pretty good at making them straight and uniform. But sometimes I get off course too. That’s when my stripes look like a banana.
Hi Laura. If a similar problem comes up like the buildup, a wireless camera and corresponding monitor could be set up to see it as it happens. Hopefully just a lose fitting on the oil. Have good days!
My Dad was a row cropper the equipment has become so high tech, I switched over to raising pistachio nuts, at the age of 23 now being 60. As you all know we received a big snow pack in the Sierra Nevada here in California and atmospheric river just before the state was going to regulate our water 🕊
First of all, any video of Scottie is going to get more hits. Secondly, glad you managed to get a lot of corn planted before a problem came up with the tractor. In a strange way, the fact that the oil is on both sides makes me believe that its going to be an easier problem to fix, then a harder one. If it was just on one side, it feels like an engine leak. That its on both sides seems to indicate something like an oil filter issue. It feels like a problem of oil delivery... not just oil coming out of the engine (to me, a completely uninformed newb to auto repair). Best of luck.
I just found this channel and I must say it’s amazing to see everyone getting in on the TH-cam money. Construction, farmers, tool enthusiasts and so many more it makes me happy haha!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mech tip: free spinning an unloaded bearing won't tell you much unless it is absolutely destroyed. You need to turn it under a load to feel the bearing's actual condition. Grab the disk opener with both hands and turn it while putting a few pounds of pressure on it in the direction it is normally loaded(radial or axial). You don't need to turn it fast, a bad bearing will be a bit rough and the resistance will change drastically with the load, a good bearing will be smooth and minimal resistance over a wide range of load pressures.
really enjoyed watching the last day of planting corn 200Acre really going to be high and tall as far as the eye can see cant wait to see the harvest in the fall keep on shckling beautifull tractor
It is such a joy to see what a great team the two of you are and obviously you are a jackpot for each other. What makes it even more enjoyable. Btw the green lady needs a docotr... NOW!
@Laura Farms Yeah, that looks like it could be expensive! Hopefully, it’s just a couple hoses that have busted or blown out their fittings. If it’s the connection points for those hoses/hydraulic lines, that could mean replacing entire pumps or pump systems, and that would be very expensive! Unfortunately; whatever it is, it affects both sides and it appears to be steering related! Good luck!
This video series is fantastic!!1As someone who used to work on my family's potato farm in Maine as a kid, I get frustrated by the ignorance and discrimination of people who live in urban area ((I live in crime-riddled Seattle).. To have a photogenic and likable young lady detailing the farmers' work will do a lot to fight the ignorance of liberal urban establishment. Keep up the great work!!!!
We plant corn, 'round here, on June One. You do as you like. I'm still panting from getting the beds ready for Cucubrits ; melons, cukes, squashes, TODAY! Just checked the forecast, 8 days of thunderstorms forecast for East Tennessee! Ha Ha! - I don't weigh enough for my seat either.
Great job Laura & Grant you work together & know what the other one is thanking . You both know what the equipment is doing if anything is wrong. Great Job!!!🚜🚜🚜👍
Born and raised countryside. These days Im happy that I had this kind of enviroment to grow up. Ofcourse it was back in the 80's-90's but living in a cities is not good for kids.
Laura, you are the ONLY influencer I have seen who ACTUALLY works!!! Love the channel, I watch it with my daughter to show her that success and happiness comes from fulfillment and REAL hard work and effort!
My 7 year old daughter and I enjoy following your journey. Thank you for being such a great role model for little girls.
Your father has taught you well Laura, with your pre trip maintenance and your ability to fix some things in the field and that is an ongoing , lifetime learning experience. Well Done, Grant and Laura.
I agree 100%
There is nothing more attractive than an intelligent, informed farm gal in a tractor! Count your blessings young Grant! she is a keeper!
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Hi Laura & Grant, you have just shown to us that you will always need a human in the cab. I hope that oil leak is easy to repair.
Love from Mike. ❤
I stumbled on your channel and I must say: I am super happy to see you and your other (very significant ) half happy doing what you do. In these times your channel is incredibly important as it gives hope to millions out there. You are THE epitomy of what it means to be an American farmer. You have no idea of the good you are doing!!! Keep it up for sanitys sake. From South Africa
Hi Laura and Grant! My Wife and I really love your channel. We enjoy watching your many encounters on the farm. We love our hard working American Farmers. God Bless you both!
Thank you for posting as usual. From an older carpenter who feels alive when hands are dirty and the job is done, thank you.
We are fortunate to have you getting gritty and letting all of us know what is going on and the trials and tribulations of self employment and what goes on, day in and day out, to keep us fed and fueled.
I pride myself on being able to do anything and learn anything, but when you show all the different jobs you do and the machinery and attachments you use, I have no hope. Your depth of knowledge is incredible. That thing looks like a spaceship inside.
Laura and Grant, while you two may think you're leading a blessed life, that cat is really the winner here. Sleep all day on a nice warm sweatshirt, surrounded by fields full of mice, and I bet he gets treats here and there. It can't get any better than that! We prayed for rain and it looks like you are going to get some. Praise the Lord! Thanks for Sharing!
I just found this channel and I must say it’s amazing to see everyone getting in on the TH-cam money. Construction, farmers, tool enthusiasts and so many more it makes me happy haha!
She is adorable🤠😎 we had a small farm in SE WI for 40+ years we didn't live on it, but it was only 45 minutes away, my dad was what they call a gentleman farmer. We had corn and beans planted, 5 ponds with bass, perch and bluegills. 10 acres of oak woods. It was heaven for me and eventually my kids. I love watching these videos!
Your tractor is amazing. I worked on a potato farm in Northern Maine all four years of high school. We had old IH 906's and 1056"s. Hard work, but sure was rewarding seeing over 80,000 barrels of Russets harvested in the late fall. Farmers are the backbone of our Nation. Thank you for what you and your family do.
Laura i hope youre happy farming..im sure you are may you be prosperous for decades to come and raise your little ones to eventually hold the reigns for the next generation
What a lovely Couple!! Keep Farming, Stay together, Stay Happy. Regards from India.
Hi Laura, I'm a young farmer like you, and it's very interesting and pleasant to see how much dedication you too apply yourself to this wonderful job, which to be done well requires having a real vocation.. Fingers crossed for a perfect birth of these corns and thanks for this wonderful video🇮🇹🇮🇹🇺🇸🇺🇸
Turn your fields
Depending on where you live always turn your fields. In long run it's less money especially if you're a small farm . Take time and learn your land
@@laurieflores9508 When you grow GMO, it doesn't really matter. Strips the soil of minerals and requires chemical fertilizer inputs.
@@laurieflores9508 just keep it in your lane woman, if we have questions about cooking or dishes we will ask.
@@HaxtunDBagCoach More accurate would have been, "Who asked you?" she seemed to be answering a question that wasn't asked.
Love this couple, their operation, their TH-cam channel and their cat Scotty. Very wholesome, which is severely lacking in nearly all aspects of life in America in 2023.
Glad you attended the family event. Planting successes too.
The amount of corn growing on this farm at this time of the year play's a vital role in determining a successful start to this season,s production thank you Laura farm's Scotty.
You folks are incredibly inspirational. Love your work ethic, optimism, and positive approach to life. Keep up the great content and thank you.
I am proud of you Laura for helping your husband out on the farm and you playing a major part on the farm. Thank you for the video showing and HAPPY MOTHERS DAY.
Wow. This channel just popped up in my feed. To my knowledge, I’ve never been within 100 miles of a tractor operator…yet, strangely, I’m now enthralled with the operation of a tractor.
Scotty the Mouser is a vital part of the Planting team loved by all and hated by the barn mice. Nice Video on the planting just before the rains. The Tractor's acting up and needs a little TLC. Good oil, good fuel, lots of seed, and over the fields it will go.
Thanks!
grant is one lucky man got him a wife that loves farming and working along side him and she is so cute and adorable
@Dr. Pennybags just happy for them both
@Dr. Pennybags 😊😊😊h
YEP 👍
He's not lucky he's just that good of a prize himself
I thought that was her brother. I didn't know they were married.
The live of a farmer is never easy. I've never been a farmer but I have worked on some farms when I was much younger. Now the farmer hat comes off and the machanic hat is put on. I know the two of you will get the oil leak fixed. I so enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.
All the best to both of you for a great growing season and a wonderful harvest later this year. Worms are, indeed, the heros of soil.
Love watching you and Grant you are one brave young lady God-bless your old family.
Laura, I’m thankful you discovered the mechanical problem inside instead of way out in the field.🤞for a simple and quick solution.
Scotty, you are a wise and cuddly cat, using Grant’s hoodie for snoozing. Time to wake up to prowl. 🐁 🐈⬛
Laura, thanks for supporting your family, loving in word and deed in attendance and with 🥪 . You are a blessing.
Койил сенга Лора, эркак ишини ишини киляпсан, сизларда эркаклар бундай ишларни килмайдими, сенга куч кувват, ишлар да омад, Узбекистондан салом
Good morning and HappyBirthday Laura. Wish your day to be Happy, Healthy, and prosperous, and all the future days be the same. Love your videos, please keep them coming.
The pure scale of your operation never ceases to amaze me. SO MUCH SKY too!
Hello Laura glad to see you all are planning love watching all your videos I miss working on the farm you jump in and get the jobs down that need done you farming is long hours plus you all work hard and play hard to I see you make sure grant is out there working to
Amiga estoy asombrado con la tecnologia de siembra ,Gracias por visibilizarlo , Dale un abrazo a scotty de mi parte , estoy en Venezuela Estado Bolivar .
The unsung hero's of agriculture , worms! The noble bee is also up there in a lot of plants, not yours , but a lot of others! You guys are an inspiration and a delight to behold.
Happy Happy Birthday Laura!! You bless all of us with sunshine ☀️
I took my kids and a couple of friends to Burney falls a few years ago there wasn't that much of a water flow but it was still very cool and beautiful. I have been wondering how good the flow is now that we have had all the snow that we have had. Thanks for sharing this video with us . May you continue to have a good one. Have fun take care
Why would you bring up a waterfall in California on a channel of Nebraska farmers?
That said, Burney Falls is awesome. Went there about 2 years back and there was plenty of water flow.
Wow! What an impressive young woman! Intelligent, pretty, strong and has a ton of grit! Doesn't just quit at the first sign of trouble! Great at problem solving! She is special!
Congratulation’s on your last day of planting and hoping the repair to your tractor won’t be to expensive. Enjoy your channel.
God bless all farmers in America and the world. You all rock!
This is my first time posting on here. You guys are awesome you work long, hard hours and I think that is fantastic. You’re willing to put in that kind of time.
I think it's impressive that you learned so much of the technical side of farming, respectfully you are a beautiful young lady, it kind of puts the fear in me the way you squeeze through around this machine , and touching parts with the motor running. Don't be one of those casualties. It was fun watching you work!😎
Awesome video. Inspiring to see the hard work it takes to bring food to our tables. Wishing you the best!
I write the software on your iPad. Happy seeing it put to good use!!!
Beautiful lady best of luck this season. Stay Safe!!!
You have the best prettiest smile it just warms my heart . that Grant is one very lucky guy to have you .
Always amazed by how the machinery has evolved since back when I was a kid -- and it's still hard work!
Still hard work ? Yeah, staying awake!
i never saw angels ploughing and farming but Laura angel showed me today!!!!!!!!! Laura the joy of farming is always happier and satisfaction life..give me a tractor job in your farm i leave my data analyst job and join with you..laura angel please
Always enjoy your videos on the farm guys and I learn something new..........and Scottie rocks !
Love watching you Laura driving ur tractor it seems you what ur doing and like you and ur brother working together on repairs god bless you both
Hey y'all, just stopping by to say thx!!! Without people like you I wouldn't have corn on the cob. Yummmyyyy!!!!
Hey Laura...Always enjoy riding along with you and Grant...Great channel !
Just a friendly note, when you're tightening like that part on your seeder, you were pushing the ratchet, if, that socket were to slip, your body would have been thrown in to that machinery, try to remember to pull when tightening, you'll have better control.
Looking good Laura! I second the fact that Grant is one lucky guy. I am proud of you guys. Thank you for your content.
You are both good at your jobs and I wish you the very best. It's too bad youtube doesn't weed out the crude pervs and insecure jerkoffs in the comments section.
Great video Laura and Grant you to make a great team none better husband and wife teams both. Did a great job thank you for sharing and your time was awesome never miss a video and can't wait for next video
Not only do you have to drive the machinery on the farm you also have to keep track of everything on the computers inside the machinery.
What a team/couple you two are awesome.
I have hope for our country when I see such hard working young people like you all
What a great team! Glad you got to go to the spring concert.
The old adage, take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. Great work.
Glad to see Scotty is getting more AIR TIME. Love you guys!
I'm watching your video while rebuilding the carb on my 1952 Case VAC tractor. Seven years older than me and still running! My grampa bought it new and if we get a good season this year I hope to get it paid off. LOL
Scotty has his own fan club now. I love the box on the front of the tractor, it’s like the tractors own little fanny pack.
Thank you guys for sharing another start of the season with us! To provide great content like this while dealing with the everyday struggles that come with farming must not always be easy! Sorry for the potentially bad news there at the end, fingers crossed it’s an easy (and not costly) fix!
*Thanks for sharing this video with us . May you continue to have a good one. Have fun take care*
Oh no, we hope that is not an expensive fix. Aw, Scotty, we love you so much! I am sure Laura and Grant are always giving you pets from all their subscribers. 🥰
A MAN WITH A GOOD TEAMATE IS TRULY BLESSED.
I'm amazed you can figure this stuff out; seems pretty complicated to me, sometimes. Glad you could solve the problem, once again. Farmers must be excellent problem solvers, and you demonstrate that each time you go out in the fields with one of your machines!
Common sense is a term that originated with farmers, some of America's most capable workers.
wow you are beautiful like a model and not a farmer, respect for your naturalness
Well, I am not a farmer, a bit of a gardener all my life, but you are a very smart, pretty, hard working young lady. Just a bit of well intended advice from someone who has been around a lot of years, longer than your parents even, and has experienced a lot and gained a similar amount of wisdom. When we are young we think we are invincible and don't think about how what we do then will affect us later in life. I have noticed you are often exposing yourself to all types of things that you breath into your lungs. I am not a doctor, but I have lost many family members and friends in my lifetime (some very close love ones) , some to lung issues caused by many different types of things . Do yourself a favor now, wear a mask of some type or even a respirator, when appropriate, to protect those valuable organs. You only have one pair. Stay healthy and keep healthy, you have a zest for life, you owe it to yourself and to those who love you.
Agree 100%.
Especially with Glyphosate in the soil, or the ever present DDT which does not deteriorate. My uncle died of esophageal cancer due to pesticide/herbicide intake.
Thank you for saying that so tactfully. I have used bentonite where a mask was mandatory and assumed graphite would pose a similar risk and wanted to say something.
Totally agree. In England, where I’m from, I would not dare have an employee work like that without a dust mask. It would breach Health and Safety legislation I believe
Thanks you guys! You give me hope everyday!
That farm equipment and machinery is absolutely amazing. This channel has given me lots of respect for farmers.
Gonna be a great year, grow that golden corn 🌽
Pretty good operator Laura (& Grant)!! And good teacher and spokeswoman for ag.
I think all will be fine with some duck tape. 😂 Y'all two are awesome!!!
I’m a greenskeeper. I mow fairways at a local golf course. Part of mowing fairways is leaving stripes on the turf. I’m pretty good at making them straight and uniform. But sometimes I get off course too. That’s when my stripes look like a banana.
Love the passion 😊 !
Hi Laura. If a similar problem comes up like the buildup, a wireless camera and corresponding monitor could be set up to see it as it happens. Hopefully just a lose fitting on the oil. Have good days!
Always a pleasure when there's a new Laura Farms video to watch! 🤞for the leak! ❤
My Dad was a row cropper the equipment has become so high tech, I switched over to raising pistachio nuts, at the age of 23 now being 60. As you all know we received a big snow pack in the Sierra Nevada here in California and atmospheric river just before the state was going to regulate our water 🕊
First of all, any video of Scottie is going to get more hits.
Secondly, glad you managed to get a lot of corn planted before a problem came up with the tractor. In a strange way, the fact that the oil is on both sides makes me believe that its going to be an easier problem to fix, then a harder one. If it was just on one side, it feels like an engine leak. That its on both sides seems to indicate something like an oil filter issue. It feels like a problem of oil delivery... not just oil coming out of the engine (to me, a completely uninformed newb to auto repair). Best of luck.
I just found this channel and I must say it’s amazing to see everyone getting in on the TH-cam money. Construction, farmers, tool enthusiasts and so many more it makes me happy haha!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Congratulations! ❤ =D Scottie is such a cute cat :3
Mech tip: free spinning an unloaded bearing won't tell you much unless it is absolutely destroyed.
You need to turn it under a load to feel the bearing's actual condition. Grab the disk opener with both hands and turn it while putting a few pounds of pressure on it in the direction it is normally loaded(radial or axial). You don't need to turn it fast, a bad bearing will be a bit rough and the resistance will change drastically with the load, a good bearing will be smooth and minimal resistance over a wide range of load pressures.
Grant always looking for an excuse to play in the dirt!
really enjoyed watching the last day of planting corn 200Acre really going to be high and tall as far as the eye can see cant wait to see the harvest in the fall keep on shckling beautifull tractor
It is such a joy to see what a great team the two of you are and obviously you are a jackpot for each other. What makes it even more enjoyable. Btw the green lady needs a docotr... NOW!
Your videos make me smile. Thank you.
@Laura Farms
Yeah, that looks like it could be expensive!
Hopefully, it’s just a couple hoses that have busted or blown out their fittings.
If it’s the connection points for those hoses/hydraulic lines, that could mean replacing entire pumps or pump systems, and that would be very expensive!
Unfortunately; whatever it is, it affects both sides and it appears to be steering related!
Good luck!
This video series is fantastic!!1As someone who used to work on my family's potato farm in Maine as a kid, I get frustrated by the ignorance and discrimination of people who live in urban area ((I live in crime-riddled Seattle).. To have a photogenic and likable young lady detailing the farmers' work will do a lot to fight the ignorance of liberal urban establishment. Keep up the great work!!!!
so true
We plant corn, 'round here, on June One. You do as you like.
I'm still panting from getting the beds ready for Cucubrits ; melons, cukes, squashes, TODAY!
Just checked the forecast, 8 days of thunderstorms forecast for East Tennessee!
Ha Ha! - I don't weigh enough for my seat either.
Great job Laura & Grant you work together & know what the other one is thanking . You both know what the equipment is doing if anything is wrong. Great Job!!!🚜🚜🚜👍
I enjoyed it all...like y'all!😊
Good ol' Scott!!
Hope you got row 13 fix on planter .Like your farm. Videos Grant and you worked so glog together. That's nice to see that l.
Nothing like the FAMILY OWNED FARM....keep having FUN in NEBRASKA Laura and Grant....!!
Pushing on that wrench was real risky.
Great video. Great job thank you for helping to feed America
Scotty the shop chat is an absolute fav!!!! Makes me want to get one! 😍
Born and raised countryside. These days Im happy that I had this kind of enviroment to grow up. Ofcourse it was back in the 80's-90's but living in a cities is not good for kids.
Kind of fun watching you grow up into a pretty skilled young lady.
wow, this is a far cry from my old two row tractor of the old days. bless you guys