Finaly playing with the big boys. I love to see you smiling and grining while working. I missed those faces a long time. Keep up the good work. And as Alex the Dutch dairy farmer said. Let's make farming great again.
3 things you need for silage hauling 1.a small broom to sweep off the truck 2,paper towels 3. bottle of windex. got to clean the windshield otherwise you can't see anything as the sun is setting
It’s good to see the Mack doing the job. You’re being rewarded for all your work on it. Very happy to see you happy doing some farming! Thanks for all your videos.
You are a super hardworking smart and creative a perfect example of what a new england farmer is you don't let anyone or anything hold you down you just keep going dude family problems suck but with that aside I look forward to many more videos like this !!!
I'mma tell you what... Most men would just give up.... Iv got to give it to you Mr Duff. You're a hard working person. Don't ever stop for nobody...!!!!!
Nothing slower than waiting for tipper body to come back down when empty, When you get a chance, check all the hydraulic line and each fitting for anything that would restrict the return oil flow, Lucky with those power lines in the dark, Love the wide angle ,while driving to and from the field
The reason the trailer comes down slow, is it has air in the hydraulic system. It needs bleed. I use to pull buckets all the time hauling coal. About 12 years of it. Here in Southern Indiana. Great video Chris, love that old Mack.
If you want the box to come down faster add another valve block to the hoist and add another hose to return the oil to the tank twice as fast. Adding another valve will block the 2nd hose off while raising the hoist and open it for lowering hoist
Or T the line and put in a Hydraulic rated ball valve. Other than having to manually actuate it. It would give you the maximum flow the hose could handle.
Thinking about it there is a possibility that there is a flow reducer in the return line to slow the dump drop. Look for a long fitting between 2 hoses or a square block with a lever on the side. They also make them where they are just a washer with a small hole in them which would be much harder to find. another possibility is there is a flow restriction in a line such as a kink or a filter that is cloged.
Cabovers a good for opening up paddocks. Used to drive a scania for a contractor here I Australia and always got the job of opening up lol. Was trying to keep up with the chopper one day opening up and he caught a fence jammed on the breaks and I went straight into back of the chopper. Luckily only a light and rad hose on the truck got damaged like ya said gotta be on the ball.
Here in ohio n west Virginia you know us deplorables! We have to have tarp or big fine n persicuted. I know I've lived it. Back in day roll over tarps n bowes d scream. Now we use flip tarps. I been jacked up in NY n Vermont pulling flatbed because my tarps were loose n flapping. True story. Oh ! N good mornin Duffy!! I as you got a long listed day. I need sometimes another me!! Stay well brthr!! We love ya!!
I hope by this time next year you are farming your own farm and I hope and pray you are able to get your tools and equipment to a safe place soon so no one can agrivate you!
Hey Chris I know exactly where you were chopping corn it's Pownal VT. The farm I work at we went down there and chopped the alfalfa fields that you said it looks like good alfalfa. We are about 40 minutes away in White Creek NY
That’s a cool looking town,totally unlike anything here in Ireland. What is its name,the architecture looks amazing. You miss all this stuff when you travel on the interstates in the US.
Great stuff. Keep dat Mack n dump wagon. Here before long when peoples lights are off,it cold,raining ,no sun ,windmills from china are broke,n no parts or techs!! Dey be hungry wet cold n want coal again.!! I know where dere coal at.! N gas n oil.
Yeah but does the the blue R model have LED lights like Duffy Ag. Looking good buddy! FYM😜😜. If ya know ya know. Also being an operator yourself you are probably making his day knowing what you're doing in the truck.
what I find amazing is how these little New England farms can afford this. As you know, the price of milk is nothing and there is a lot of money being used to have this silage chopped and hauled. Is it even worth it? Maybe things have changed....... I dont know but I would love to know the financials behind this.
damn dude! makes me cringe watching you stand under that trailer while it's coming down. I'm all about living on the edge. but some things you just gotta stop and think about just a little bit! IDC how well maintained something is! but I just started a job with over $50 million in brand new equipment and we've had countless hydraulic fitting and hoses mess up. and all that takes is 1 thing to go wrong and your dog'll have to learn how to farm and video record all on his own. cause you ain't walking away from that. the bears will have themselves some Duffy ag dinner. actually you'd be a slurpy dessert 🎂! come on man! you got young kids watching you! lead by example!
![ILLSLICK - THE KING'S LANDING [Freestyle]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/feIJJnNkTfk/mqdefault.jpg)
You Are Now Watching Trucking With Duffy Ag!🚛🌽🌽🌽🌽
Finaly playing with the big boys. I love to see you smiling and grining while working. I missed those faces a long time. Keep up the good work. And as Alex the Dutch dairy farmer said. Let's make farming great again.
Headlights are awesome on the Mack
Putting the mack to the test after all your maintenance. Good to see ya using it
I haul silage for my grandpa. I love hauling silage
3 things you need for silage hauling 1.a small broom to sweep off the truck 2,paper towels 3. bottle of windex. got to clean the windshield otherwise you can't see anything as the sun is setting
And some plastic in the bottom of your trailer so the silage slides out. Or just tip your trailer over like so many have.
One two threes you have no time for anything you said in real farming when you have 5,000 cows plus to have feed for
There was nothing I liked more on the dairy farm then when it was time to chop silage.
You seem to be enjoying yourself 👍🏻💯🇺🇸
you sound happier, I've been praying for you, God bless you my friend
It’s so cool seeing farming somewhere totally different.
5:02 another hell of a setup
It’s good to see the Mack doing the job. You’re being rewarded for all your work on it. Very happy to see you happy doing some farming! Thanks for all your videos.
You are a super hardworking smart and creative a perfect example of what a new england farmer is you don't let anyone or anything hold you down you just keep going dude family problems suck but with that aside I look forward to many more videos like this !!!
I'mma tell you what... Most men would just give up.... Iv got to give it to you Mr Duff. You're a hard working person. Don't ever stop for nobody...!!!!!
Nothing slower than waiting for tipper body to come back down when empty, When you get a chance, check all the hydraulic line and each fitting for anything that would restrict the return oil flow,
Lucky with those power lines in the dark,
Love the wide angle ,while driving to and from the field
The reason the trailer comes down slow, is it has air in the hydraulic system. It needs bleed. I use to pull buckets all the time hauling coal. About 12 years of it. Here in Southern Indiana. Great video Chris, love that old Mack.
yup very cool well done i would think they like having the help and the mack worked well
One way to speed up the body coming down is put double return lines which you already have on the truck just need to put an extra valve on trailer
Looking good! No shortage of truck work this week. Everyone up here is chopping. Agreed on Capitol and especially Salem takes real good care of us.
More great video shots! We have always watched your view from the chopper, now we get a view from the truck, without mud.
Great stuff Chris, man the best thing to happen is for you to split off from family
See, you got the Mack & Chopper done just in time! There's a lot of opportunity out there, just have to look around!! You Go, Chriss!!
I used to deliver seed corn in New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire from Central Illinois several years ago
If you want the box to come down faster add another valve block to the hoist and add another hose to return the oil to the tank twice as fast. Adding another valve will block the 2nd hose off while raising the hoist and open it for lowering hoist
Or T the line and put in a Hydraulic rated ball valve. Other than having to manually actuate it. It would give you the maximum flow the hose could handle.
Thinking about it there is a possibility that there is a flow reducer in the return line to slow the dump drop. Look for a long fitting between 2 hoses or a square block with a lever on the side. They also make them where they are just a washer with a small hole in them which would be much harder to find. another possibility is there is a flow restriction in a line such as a kink or a filter that is cloged.
Great video Chris
Love your videos keep up the good work👍 love that you drive Old iron and not all that fancy new crap ❤️
Nice video ,,view of American farming always makes good contante to watch.
Awesome. You are about in my back yard .
Hell of a chopper, those Big X's!
Decent blade on the New Holland, too.
Great video Chris,enjoyed it.👍🍀🇨🇮🌽🐕
Sweet man nice to see the old mack earing her keep keep up the great content
All the time spent working on the Mack is well worth it in these last few videos, keep up the hard work and good luck with everything
Good one really showing the harvest.
Good to see you smiling again today. Good work done. All the effort you put into the Mack is paying off.
Work at the dealership where that krone big x came from they are pretty nice choppers
Cabovers a good for opening up paddocks. Used to drive a scania for a contractor here I Australia and always got the job of opening up lol. Was trying to keep up with the chopper one day opening up and he caught a fence jammed on the breaks and I went straight into back of the chopper. Luckily only a light and rad hose on the truck got damaged like ya said gotta be on the ball.
Here in ohio n west Virginia you know us deplorables! We have to have tarp or big fine n persicuted. I know I've lived it. Back in day roll over tarps n bowes d scream. Now we use flip tarps. I been jacked up in NY n Vermont pulling flatbed because my tarps were loose n flapping. True story. Oh ! N good mornin Duffy!! I as you got a long listed day. I need sometimes another me!! Stay well brthr!! We love ya!!
looks very pretty
This is your best video yet
Great content. Looking forward to some more
Great seeing you out there putting in the work Chris. Most would sit back and pout but your out there making moves!
I live right in North Adams been seeing you guys hauling thru town.Love it keep up the good work.
Very good Video 👍👍
Beautiful country
Great video Thanks
That's truckin I long for the next farming with Duffy ag. Lol
Big timing it with Duffy Ag 👍 👌
So glad to see you so happy farming and working with your farmer friends. This is where you belong! Where’s your GoFundMe?
Go back about a month in his Videos for this one:
Two Videos 1 day...Iowa may just be a deram
Very cool video, the mack is killing it
Chris that was great loved it getting it done and really enjoy your farming get the runs in and the job going can't wait for next one.
Another good video Duffy you are going places just keep them coming and I hope you're getting things sorted out
I hope by this time next year you are farming your own farm and I hope and pray you are able to get your tools and equipment to a safe place soon so no one can agrivate you!
The Mack is hammer down :)
That looked like a lot of fun...mind you having never done that type of trucking someone wuth years of it under their belt might say otherwise lol
Have the check for a restricker in the line it might need to come out or drilled out bigger ! ! !
I love open fields of corn 🌽 driving behind a chopper .l have video of me driving behind a chopper at the farm that I drive truck on my channel
To get you’re equiment an tools back just have frank or you’re brother go get you’re stuff because they don’t have a restraining order on them right?
ask if andy can come along. andy takes the international frank with 2trucks equipment goes fast
Been is this area many times. Sugarbush Farm in Stephentown, NY
This was a dairy farm as well and is now a dog training facility.
Huge piles of feed
Hey Chris I know exactly where you were chopping corn it's Pownal VT. The farm I work at we went down there and chopped the alfalfa fields that you said it looks like good alfalfa. We are about 40 minutes away in White Creek NY
Now I know what the song.. Return Of The Mack, was made about.
That’s a cool looking town,totally unlike anything here in Ireland. What is its name,the architecture looks amazing. You miss all this stuff when you travel on the interstates in the US.
Every one it,s a part of wenching .l mean trucking. Then he remembered I also own a farm.
Great stuff. Keep dat Mack n dump wagon. Here before long when peoples lights are off,it cold,raining ,no sun ,windmills from china are broke,n no parts or techs!! Dey be hungry wet cold n want coal again.!! I know where dere coal at.! N gas n oil.
That dump trailer might need an electric winch...
Tell them to put a second block on the back of the new holland. Our 8400 Deere has 2 with no problems
How many cows do Fairfield dairy milk ?
Great video ❤
You seem happier. Start contract work for the moment.
What went on with the powerline.
Yeah but does the the blue R model have LED lights like Duffy Ag. Looking good buddy! FYM😜😜. If ya know ya know.
Also being an operator yourself you are probably making his day knowing what you're doing in the truck.
Ware in Vermont are u at
Or you could increase the size of the fitting on hoist where it comes down and increase the hose size to 1”
Don't dump n pull out wheels angled on front, you'll tip one of these time's, straight in,straight out..learned the hard way here in the 603
Wish it was always a big area but can't do that most farms
Chris what state? I assume the bears are black bears?
My neighbors dairy (6500 cows) had 8 Claas 990's and 55 trucks and tractors going this year on 4000 acres of corn. That's big time!
Hey. What part of vt I live in thetford vt
Hook that mack to a Myers boss 36 ft
Great channel. Continued $ucce$$e$!
Do you guys weigh loaded and empty, if not what do you get paid on?
Paid by the hour farm is chopping their own feed. I do believe the chopper keeps track of tons and moisture and he can print out loads
What part vt
what I find amazing is how these little New England farms can afford this. As you know, the price of milk is nothing and there is a lot of money being used to have this silage chopped and hauled. Is it even worth it? Maybe things have changed....... I dont know but I would love to know the financials behind this.
You’ll find out when u buy groceries this winter
🔥👊🔥🔨🏍⚙️🚜
How many cows do they milk? It would be nice to see their milking facility. Thanks.
damn dude! makes me cringe watching you stand under that trailer while it's coming down. I'm all about living on the edge. but some things you just gotta stop and think about just a little bit! IDC how well maintained something is! but I just started a job with over $50 million in brand new equipment and we've had countless hydraulic fitting and hoses mess up. and all that takes is 1 thing to go wrong and your dog'll have to learn how to farm and video record all on his own. cause you ain't walking away from that. the bears will have themselves some Duffy ag dinner. actually you'd be a slurpy dessert 🎂! come on man! you got young kids watching you! lead by example!
Where I was standing wasn't under the trailer the frame comes out way forward. I stay out of pinch points
Whats happening with your other issues with the family and equipment. Most of your followers that care about you .and worried about your future.
Salem farm supply.salem.capital tractor greenwich??