Dragging Antique Trucks & Equipment Out Of The Trees On An Old Farm Part 2
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. Part 2 of the farm cleanup. Check out part 1 here: Dragging Antique Trucks & Equipment Out Of The Trees On An Old Farm Part 1 • Dragging Antique Truck...
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They say, "do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life."
I hated working in an office. Always liked outside jobs no matter what the weather was like.
I sure do enjoy your videos. I drive a truck for a living, and when I'm unloading or stopped for the day I always find myself watching your channel. Keep up the good work and I'll keep recommending your channel to others.
You have the best playground and toys
Getting to work with old equipment and classic cars every day is like my dream job. Even if it’s just doing cleanups
Those hog feeders could make some REALLY BIG junk-O-lanterns 😀😀
Felt good to join Puddin. That old stuff has lost its way as equipment goes. I kinda liked the international/gmc combination and it looked like it was quite the rig in the day
I never get tired of watching your video's Silas. Your loader skills are amazing. Walking a trailer on to a trailer is not an easy thing to do. The country side is amazing with all the farming and harvesting going on. Until next time. Thanks.
Always Big Thumbs UP really enjoy your videos
My uncle raised hogs- I always remember the sound of those feeders slamming closed - made a lot of racket.
Silas thanks for another great video. Glad you are feeling better,another farm clean up is complete,good job. WE patiently waiting for another adventure.
Thanks for sharing this farm clean up video along with the first video with us Silas. Those vintage vehicles and farm equipment each represents a piece of America's past.
When I was little, my parents neighbor directly across the county road kept about eighty head of pigs all year long and I'm telling you right now I STILL, at the age of 37 miss the sound of those feeder doors clanking up and down all night and day. Especially on warm summer nights. Hmm... Maybe I do need to get some pigs for my place?!
Some intresting stuff there mate 🤘
Hey thanks for taking us along I sure enjoyed it
That load on your trailer was scrap metal jenga!
Love the different camera shots from your hat and the top of the skidsteer!
very cool machinery
The way you loaded the red hopper at the beginning was pure skil nice one
Great job Salis loved part 1 and 2 just great as always can not wait and see whats next thank you for your time and for sharing with us really good
At aboiut 12:47 there is, I think, a Bois d’Arc tree complete with "horseapples".Maybe you can describe one of these trees on your other channel.
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People that that go all out on Halloween, I would think one of those hog feeder would be good just like the 5 gal gas can cut out faces. Everything in Texas is bigger. Someone with a pumpkin patch could use them on each side of the entry.
Great video silas, keep'um coming..
Thank God for power equipment!
Always interesting.
The only person ik that actually removes the rusted stuff in their junkyard
To the point, no over the top dramatic or loud in your face bs. Just a simple ride a long.
Thanks for the adventure!
I had an office job right after college. After 6 years, I was banging my head against a wall (literally!). Then went into truck driving. Did that until I severely hurt my back years later. Then operated printing presses.
Best Job in the world!
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Good job
Great content! Keep doing what you are doing!
good stuff, thanks
Good video
Silas if you drilled a hole for a ball on your forks it would help when you move trailers. A lot of the farmers or ranchers up here do that and it would make a big difference
I worked in a wrecking yard for awhile, I did that also interchanged with the pad off of a floor jack for moving cars.
I’m guessing you got a 5.9 Cummings , that is a small load for one of them , you must have bad rad or something , check it out , keep up the good work , love your videos .
Looked like every bush had something hiding in or under it .great job as usual & awesome video Silas.
Great Job!!! Thank You... :-)
Silas, why don’t you get one of those chain saw chop saws? They would be quicker than your sawsall
Don't drill those skinny forks,make a ball mount that slides on fork with a chain for backing up
Great video again, you should drill a 7/8 hole about 2or 3 Inches from the tip of your forks. I worked in maintenance in factories for 42 years and most forks had holes drilled in them. The forks are a little hard but drillable. A carbide bite and a port a mag makes the job easy.
Another great video! Loved the farm cleanup. That's sure some nice land all those folks have. Maybe they will let you hunt mushrooms on it in due time. Glad you're feeling better. I'm sure the work didn't stop even you feeling rough, and you found your coat- getting that time again. Keep the videos coming when you can, I know you're crazy busy. Stay safe and GOD bless
I wasn’t expecting that red truck you put the washing machine or whatever it was in it to be a daily for you if it’s a ford I hope u look after it
Your fast forward looks like a Charlie Chan movie...lol
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Put a hole in your fork and you can do a lot more faster I would like see you address safety concerns,,Working by your self that is . Love that work truck too
U could make a heck of a junk-o-lantern out of the hog feeders....
Silas were are u located I'm ifrom Boston Massachusetts very cool to watch all the farm equipment and old antique vehicles u pull out of the fields love and enjoy your videos buddy!!
That red grinder was for grinding hog feed I guess. I thought it was interesting cuz the front drive on it took 540 PTO rpm and boosted it by prob 8 or 10 times. So the grinder operated at 5000 rpm? wow. Prob 1950s equipment. By looking at the old equipment you can pretty well read the history of the farm. Neat and pretty.
Watching you load that orange piece of farm equipment I was getting frustrated (Lol)....I think it would be awesome being a junk man....but, that was not what the good Lord had planned for me...be safe, God Bless!!!
I see when new farm equipment comes the old equipment is out of date so they put the old equipment somewhere on the farm, farms have so much old machinery
Well you never know if a tornado will demolish a wind turbine and you’ll get to cut it up and crush it! In the mean time it looks as if you have plenty of rusty iron to salvage.
PS - is the intent of the owner to eventually expand crop planting into the area you cleared?
Wind turbines are a maintenance nightmare and a waste of money what a joke...
That grinder/mixer was probably worth $400 just in parts
No doubt about it, people are 'litter bugs' look at all the garbage they leave behind and all the work it is to clean up there no carbon credit stuff.
Turbine.
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I wonder if people in the late 30s ever remarked about how the modern jellybean cars all looked the same?
Those trees didnt grow up around that stuff over night,keep cleaning up those old farms and crush it
Silas, how long were those old machines out in that field?
30-35 years
Do you get many RHD cars in or many motorcycles?
How dose the dumpster/iron box work? Do you pay for the box or just get less for the scrap inside?
I paid to have the box placed
@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch then you get paid for the scrap in it when they take it away?
Yeah Part 1 was sketchy with the time laspe...Time Lapse's and Fried cabbage isn't a good combo lol
rearding those windmills on the train, if it weren't for tax payer funds being used to subsidise those things , Siemens wouldn't bother making them. As far as i know Siemens is the only maker of windmills for power generation world wide. In countries where their governments are smart enough to refuse to subsidise them and make siemens obscene amounts of money,they don't have them..lucky them.
Snakes????
Nice video and very pretty country side. What saw blades do you use? Thanks Boe
Diablo auto demolition
to bad some local farm could use some or all of that equipment
None of it was usable for anything but scrap. All antique technology now
Really liked not having all that annoying music like your videos
So you got another international harvester . I know I know it,s just business. But they are American Icon.😢
Didn't like the no explanation of what you were doing or music would have been better 🤷
Thank God for power equipment!