When I was about Tim's age, my dad said "the way you are really going to learn is if I put you in charge of a project. You can ask me for advice and I can be your helper, but you need to take charge. Come up with a plan and ask me for advice when you want." My first project was almost exactly like this one. We started doing that for pretty much everything over time. He would occasionally raise his hand and I knew better than to ignore it. He would say "did you consider....." which was his nice way of saying "don't be an idiot, here's how to do that" but he really tried hard not to take over or to say "no, we're not going to do it that way". It wasn't always easy, but I learned so much with this approach I'm using it with my kids.
Wes, if you were to connect the running gear rails to the deck rails via triangulation like a bar joist it would be practically unbreakable. Just a thought.
LOL Every time I hear that cricket chirp tone, I think someone is trying to hint, "Crickets...boring...move on". It is really funny when it happens at certain times in your videos... LOL. On the subject of running a farming/ranching enterprise, I feel for you Wes... I ranched cattle and never considered myself a "Rancher". I was a fence and baling equipment repairman, grass farmer, and veterinarian,...in that order most years.
Hiya Wes, ever thought about getting a plasma cutter, would make quick work of cutting that steel tubing, maybe some gouging tips as well, could make quick work of removing old welds.
next time you come to the uk have a look at some second hand machinery sales there are usually flat bed lorry trailers at them and they are perfect for bale leading because they are very heavy duty and usually very cheap. all you need is a dolly to pull them with
Over here in the Netherlands most farmers buy old freight trailers put a dolly under those and use them a bale trailers never seen one of those break oh and yeah we also have air brakes on our tractors so we use the brakes from the trailer
Wes, I have been watching your video's for a while and have learned a lot, keep it up. What I can't understand you working hundreds of acres, how do you find time to repair your equipment plus how do you remember everything you made or fixed years ago. Tim is your son and I'm sure you love him like I love my kids, times I can't understand how you put up with him.
Saw that schaeffer oil barrel. Didnt no you ran that, funny thing my uncle uses that in his tractor, truck, and car. He found it searching for oil to run in his mower gearboxes when he was pipeline mowing.
Can't fault your welding TOO much if it went eighteen years before it broke! Maybe it could have been done better, but it kept working for a very long time, so it did the job it needed to, and now you've got a chance to give it a new life.
+onelonleyfarmer. Hey there pandy. Hope I can brighten your day up after the caffufol your in. I'm off work due to illness and now got an ear infection. I just want you to know I'm watching your video and it just chills me the heck out. Keep up the great work you do and fuck all of your haters who think they know how to run a farm but you know as well as me they work in a factory or just live off the government. Your pal here in the uk. Have a great day.
only prob with the square top n bottom Vs diamonds is with a square patch two of the welds will cross the grain of the tube which creates an opening for fatigue, the diamond still crosses but with diagonals it lengthens and offsets the bead. each to their own but ive had great luck with this way.
Agree @Piper Doug. Square patches focus the stress and allow cracks to initiate and propagate much easier. If you look at aircraft structures such as wing spars, all stress fittings are tapered to allow some flex and eliminate all of the stress transmitting to the joint.
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nope, only legal way to connect two beams in construction certified for people to be in shal have square patch over all the top, no diamond, no triangle or any other funnything homebrewstuff that not share the load... that can twist the beam.... here are pictures of only legal way to do it eng.ccs.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/AISC_BSWelded.png
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here are webpage that shows how you connect by bolt or weld eng.ccs.gr/software/connections/steel-connections/
Why not test out the snot out of a stack wagon but yours is far better made CHALLENGE who can stack more no fails minus greasing a twenty year old stack wagon or a new what ever brand with large capacity really test the fool with some heavy hulk bales. Up for it.
Wes, don't you know that if you cleaned that wagon off with a blower, washed and waxed it that wagon never would've broken. Oh yeah don't forget you have to whine and badmouth other youtubers, start trashing them and act like you never have breakdowns yourself that were due to your own negligence. Also its a great idea to leave your combine sitting out just because dealers leave them sitting out on a lot.
lol funny well didn't you know that rain only destroys machines that are not combines! and dirt inly kills the life expectancy of Krone balers new. holland balers last forever..
I never would have thought to use the chop saw like that. Farmer ingenuity.
Lee_CPA very creative indeed. I'm going to have to remember that one for future use:
i love the ingenuity, I would never think of doing that,but will defenitly keep that idea in mind,keep up the good work wes and tim,love you videos.
Sure was. It was awesome.
When I was about Tim's age, my dad said "the way you are really going to learn is if I put you in charge of a project. You can ask me for advice and I can be your helper, but you need to take charge. Come up with a plan and ask me for advice when you want." My first project was almost exactly like this one. We started doing that for pretty much everything over time. He would occasionally raise his hand and I knew better than to ignore it. He would say "did you consider....." which was his nice way of saying "don't be an idiot, here's how to do that" but he really tried hard not to take over or to say "no, we're not going to do it that way". It wasn't always easy, but I learned so much with this approach I'm using it with my kids.
Blew my mind using the chop saw like that...Awesome...Thank's
Videos working in the shop are my favorite!!
The straight pipe on the skid steer sounds so good.
Nice to have that endloader it make your work easier to do.
A good farmer could fix anything keep up the good work Wes!!!!
Wes, if you were to connect the running gear rails to the deck rails via triangulation like a bar joist it would be practically unbreakable. Just a thought.
That was a good idea putting the chopsaw on the stringer to cut it
Wes, have you considered a plasma cutter for cutting, beveling and gouging.
LOL Every time I hear that cricket chirp tone, I think someone is trying to hint, "Crickets...boring...move on". It is really funny when it happens at certain times in your videos... LOL. On the subject of running a farming/ranching enterprise, I feel for you Wes... I ranched cattle and never considered myself a "Rancher". I was a fence and baling equipment repairman, grass farmer, and veterinarian,...in that order most years.
Love the vertical chop saw.
Jim Shanks c"
Hiya Wes, ever thought about getting a plasma cutter, would make quick work of cutting that steel tubing, maybe some gouging tips as well, could make quick work of removing old welds.
next time you come to the uk have a look at some second hand machinery sales there are usually flat bed lorry trailers at them and they are perfect for bale leading because they are very heavy duty and usually very cheap. all you need is a dolly to pull them with
Wes, have considered buying a plasma cutter? I bought a Miller and those things are wonderful. Saves running for gas all the time.
Most creative use of a chop saw award right here!
Over here in the Netherlands most farmers buy old freight trailers put a dolly under those and use them a bale trailers never seen one of those break oh and yeah we also have air brakes on our tractors so we use the brakes from the trailer
great job wes and tim thanks for the video
Chop saw was a cool idea, Also what is the name of the two banjo songs you put over the time lapse?
good tunes, hard work, watching the process reminds me of a silent movie clip
What disks are you using on the chop saw?
Sure seem to get good life out of them.
The ones I have been using lately are not lasting very long at all.
Hate seeing that nice running gear being cut... but sure looks like it's gonna be one nice durable wagon when it's resurrected.
I love watching you Wes your knowledge is amazing
Great video best video I've seen in a while keep it coming!
Sure glad to see you guys working together again
Good ideal on the chop saw.
Informative and entertaining as usual.Great video
Wes get you some heavy flat iron or round rod and make a truss under the frame.
Wes, I have been watching your video's for a while and have learned a lot, keep it up. What I can't understand you working
hundreds of acres, how do you find time to repair your equipment plus how do you remember everything you made or fixed
years ago. Tim is your son and I'm sure you love him like I love my kids, times I can't understand how you put up with him.
Learn something every day Wes you hot shit love the chop saw trick I'll be sure to try it thanks napa mike 👍
Never seen a chop saw used that way. That's a knew one.
Hey Wes,I have a great idea. You should bring your banjo to the farm day. I know that all of your fans would love to hear you play.
Thomas Smith LOL no I don't think I'm going to play for my fans for god sake's you guys are funny as hell
I think you would be the life of the party.
onelonleyfarmer 1963impala plays his guitar, just gotta be brave. What's the worst that could happen?
Wes, Have you tried out the Fluid-Film... Awesome product!! No, I have no connection.. I always keep a can..
Nice banjo playing, Wes
Saw that schaeffer oil barrel. Didnt no you ran that, funny thing my uncle uses that in his tractor, truck, and car. He found it searching for oil to run in his mower gearboxes when he was pipeline mowing.
Great job and good music!
Love watchin the vids bud good job
Save the gas. Get a plasma cutter!
👍👍 another good one wes
I'm ready for part 2
awesome banjer music!
That needs a big repair job cutting, welding Wes, right Tim 😲😲😲😲😲
Can't fault your welding TOO much if it went eighteen years before it broke! Maybe it could have been done better, but it kept working for a very long time, so it did the job it needed to, and now you've got a chance to give it a new life.
My grandpa always says that phrase, he's a dairy farmer who does hay, I think of him with this video lol
I was about to go into shock bc there was no video today
What are the names of the banjo songs you use in the video?
What tractor are u useing to pull that in
Nice vids
I would like to give you an idea if it happens again make hydraulic lift axle for the middle or rear
+onelonleyfarmer. Hey there pandy. Hope I can brighten your day up after the caffufol your in. I'm off work due to illness and now got an ear infection. I just want you to know I'm watching your video and it just chills me the heck out. Keep up the great work you do and fuck all of your haters who think they know how to run a farm but you know as well as me they work in a factory or just live off the government. Your pal here in the uk. Have a great day.
See people little tractor for big job its all he could do to pull it in the shop. LOL Right again WES
how many bales was cody pulling when it give way?...
put a queen post truss on it and you can load it all you want to
Were tires loaded on that jd?
Have you every thought about trailers like you would have seen at Goerge Saunders
You would be stuffed without that skidsteer Wes!
Hey the wheels are supposed to be down on that thing I think.
What the heck mangled the forks on the skid steer
luv he music
The wheels are meant to be towards the ground, they work better that way.
Why wouldn't you just use a cutting torch on the wagon?
Just curious
Logan Robertson he said in the video he was out of gas for the tourch
Want to get a job done, have a farmer do it.
21st century hard to find good help...
The joys of farming
Am I seeing this right, chop saw sideways!!?? But hey it works 👍
Is that you on banjo,?
nice shirt!
Well that’s one way to cut it but if it works it works
Flip that thing over and it will be a lot easier to move. :-)
how would they fix it then a bit hard to flip the trailer in the shop. And when they cut that big steal frame it would fall apart.
thedeahtkiller3 It's a joke stupid.
whyyy sooo madd!
And the wagon broke youtube
Didn't your grandparents buy that 4230 ?
Aaron Jarvenpa no that was the 4430
Flip um over ( stringers)
patches work best as triangles and diamonds, weld lines should be diagonal when possible.
yes, and maybe a square peace welded at the top and bottom to take the stretch and pull
only prob with the square top n bottom Vs diamonds is with a square patch two of the welds will cross the grain of the tube which creates an opening for fatigue, the diamond still crosses but with diagonals it lengthens and offsets the bead. each to their own but ive had great luck with this way.
Agree @Piper Doug. Square patches focus the stress and allow cracks to initiate and propagate much easier. If you look at aircraft structures such as wing spars, all stress fittings are tapered to allow some flex and eliminate all of the stress transmitting to the joint.
nope, only legal way to connect two beams in construction certified for people to be in shal have square patch over all the top, no diamond, no triangle or any other funnything homebrewstuff that not share the load... that can twist the beam.... here are pictures of only legal way to do it eng.ccs.gr/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/AISC_BSWelded.png
here are webpage that shows how you connect by bolt or weld eng.ccs.gr/software/connections/steel-connections/
how the hell did that happen
you need to stagger those cuts and done an angle cut
keith dunham i was thinking the same thing
semi truck frames are done that way ---and house joists that require spilcing are also staggered
What happen the fork attac.
Okay
no thumb nail
Why not test out the snot out of a stack wagon but yours is far better made CHALLENGE who can stack more no fails minus greasing a twenty year old stack wagon or a new what ever brand with large capacity really test the fool with some heavy hulk bales. Up for it.
what the fuck did you just type?
Wes, don't you know that if you cleaned that wagon off with a blower, washed and waxed it that wagon never would've broken. Oh yeah don't forget you have to whine and badmouth other youtubers, start trashing them and act like you never have breakdowns yourself that were due to your own negligence. Also its a great idea to leave your combine sitting out just because dealers leave them sitting out on a lot.
lol funny well didn't you know that rain only destroys machines that are not combines! and dirt inly kills the life expectancy of Krone balers new. holland balers last forever..
well that running gear is fucked. is that the 40 ton?
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