Luckily I have neighbors who are farmers. One is a very small one an 3 others are very big. When it's harvest time I drive around until they see me. Hoping they ask me to help them. God I love helping 😊
Watching this video has brought back memories of my childhood. The only differences was ours was a 75 Chevy C-65 with a longer bed on it. The one thing that surprises me watching the video was the sounds of the truck. Yours being a Ford and ours was a Chevy i couldn't believe how they sounded identical to each other. The Transmission whine, the gas engine idle, everything sounded like our old Chevy. I could tell what gear you were in by the sound of the truck. That's what really brought back the memories for me.
Way back when, many vehicles were component based with many parts that would interchange; maybe not always between brands, but within a brand many parts were the same.
360 bushels on that truck, right? when you get time give me a camera shot of the leaf springs on the rear axle, thanks. I enjoyed the video and you seem to be enjoying the truck.
Your red ford grain truck needs new door hinges & pins easy to do, can get at auto parts store. Hold door with floor jack, do 1 hinge at a time & adjust stud for latch.
Nice Video work. A question for you on your 2 speed Rear End Shifting. I noticed on the last episode that you only shifted to high range one time and that is when you were rolling down the road in your top gear. Do you split each gear as you go? It was hard to tell on this one. Oh and 2 Thumbs up.
Here, the standard issue license is "class D". I am not sure what "C" covers, but B is school buses and non-trailered air break vehicles. Class A is trailered vehicles. Number of axles doesn't matter. Anything about class D is considered a CDL.
Definitely a 40's cadence...whatever, he sure likes the sound of his own voice, doesn't he ? Kinda reminds me of Tom Joad ( Henry Fonda) in The Grapes of Wrath or Gary Sinise as George in 'Of Mice and Men'.John Steinbeck would relate.
Just have to laugh how these elevators spend $30,000 grand on a stupid automated probe sampler instead of just hiring Pedro at $8 an hour for the harvest season to pull samples with the hand probe LOL:) Elevator in town the BIL sells to has a staircase and scaffold beside the scale-- the guy starts the scale, runs out with a little bucket he hangs on a piece of plastic rain gutter attached to the handrail, grabs the probe as he runs up the stairs and sticks the truck load, then dumps the grain into the gutter as he goes back down the stairs and puts the probe in its holder, the grain slides down the gutter into the bucket, he grabs the bucket and goes back inside and dumps it in the tester as he prints the weight ticket from the scale, then signals you which bin unload to drive to and rings the bell to leave the scale when it's all done... easy peasy quick-n-easy... Meanwhile the "family farm" we deliver the Plenish soybeans to has a robot probe and farts around trying to get it to work and figuring out where to stick the load from a little fisheye camera on the side of the probe... and I've heard of some idgits punching holes through the truck or trailer floor with the stupid robot probe LOL:) Another $500 solution to a $5 problem ROFL... Later! OL J R :)
Toxic Try hard tommy 21’ grain box will hold every bit of 800 bushel. Not sure how big that box is I’m assuming it’s not 21’ but easy to put an extra hundred or two bushels heaped on top.
Toxic Try hard tommy yea I commented obviously before finishing video. Semi can hold 1000 bushel “ legally “ far as weight goes but have capacity for much more.
Well it all depends on height and width of it also a 20’ x60”x96” will only hold about 650 bushels of corn and sometimes you can’t heap it at the top if you have to take it very far.
Toxic Try hard tommy 21’ 60” sides will hold 800 all day. If you heap it it’ll hold more. Bushels of beans n corn are two different things. Yes 800 was a bit abstract tho not out of the question. Typical box is 96” or 102” wide n the rest is simple volume n weight.
It has hurt the guys selling beans and a number of other goods. It needs to stop and get better. Get a deal with China and get it over with. We did get a check to help with the loss from the tariffs
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Luckily I have neighbors who are farmers. One is a very small one an 3 others are very big. When it's harvest time I drive around until they see me. Hoping they ask me to help them. God I love helping 😊
It has been nice to see the moisture test and unloading of the beans nice video.
Watching this video has brought back memories of my childhood. The only differences was ours was a 75 Chevy C-65 with a longer bed on it.
The one thing that surprises me watching the video was the sounds of the truck. Yours being a Ford and ours was a Chevy i couldn't believe how they sounded identical to each other. The Transmission whine, the gas engine idle, everything sounded like our old Chevy. I could tell what gear you were in by the sound of the truck. That's what really brought back the memories for me.
Way back when, many vehicles were component based with many parts that would interchange; maybe not always between brands, but within a brand many parts were the same.
I think Ford and GM purchased the same manual transmissions.
So you got probed and took a dump all the same day LOL!! Great video. 👍
Hahaha
Thank you for showing this.
Did you see this morning that OLF said he had some parts for you?Great video bud.Truck sounds good.
Yep, I saw that. :)
truck makes groaning noise u said excused me lmao im done for the day
I like mine ranch style! Maybe a bit of Tabasco.
Pretty cool truck man
Great video!!! 😊👍🏻
Thank you
How did Bandits new John Deere 4400 drive?
Just have to remember to shut the PTO off after use. Seen what happens when it gets forgotten.. Great vid.
Yeah, it's a pain in the butt to shift if the pto is left on.
Like the video, THIS Truck as a bad u-joint.
good job, thanks
Why does this remind me of that exam all guys dread?
360 bushels on that truck, right? when you get time give me a camera shot of the leaf springs on the rear axle, thanks. I enjoyed the video and you seem to be enjoying the truck.
Sounds like you have a bad u-joint. Nice looking load.
Your red ford grain truck needs new door hinges & pins easy to do, can get at auto parts store.
Hold door with floor jack, do 1 hinge at a time & adjust stud for latch.
Thanks to our farmers
Howdy from Nebraska!!!🚜
Hi
Glad that went well! How many bushels did you have on?
360 with a good heap .
About as secure as our Border, love that....#THEWALL...
Thank,you I'll be here all week.
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Nice Video work. A question for you on your 2 speed Rear End Shifting. I noticed on the last episode that you only shifted to high range one time and that is when you were rolling down the road in your top gear. Do you split each gear as you go? It was hard to tell on this one. Oh and 2 Thumbs up.
You can split each gear, but I find it excessive.
Yea that makes sense for your neck of the woods. I am out West with lots of Mountain passes and you need every gear you can get when loaded heavy.
Neat video man.
Thank you
Excellent
no heat in that beast fella
If I got this right (I'm not a farmer), that load was worth about $3k?
Oh, roughly.
Dang gum it Mr boem how much did she haul? You leave us hanging. Just like those beans 20ft up where nothing was holding them to the dad gummed floor.
where your shop broom !
Gud vid
You squeezed the absolute maximum number of beans in that load
Utmost efficiency of the trip.
So what was the moisture content?
Mid 14s
You look a guy from Star track
Looking at a truck alike to yours. What type of license do you need for it? Thanks!
Stay under 30,000 gvw with hydraulic breaks and you never need a cdl.
@@boehmfarm4276 do you need s Cdl for a tandem? Here you can drive single axle with a class 5. Tandem is class 3 and anything more is class 1 or cdl
Here, the standard issue license is "class D". I am not sure what "C" covers, but B is school buses and non-trailered air break vehicles. Class A is trailered vehicles. Number of axles doesn't matter. Anything about class D is considered a CDL.
@@boehmfarm4276 ok so it's kinda the same. Just with letters.
That's a lot of future farts! 😁😁
Definitely a 40's cadence...whatever, he sure likes the sound of his own voice, doesn't he ? Kinda reminds me of Tom Joad ( Henry Fonda) in The Grapes of Wrath or Gary Sinise as George in 'Of Mice and Men'.John Steinbeck would relate.
How dry were those beans
Tested at 14.5 with the probe.
You loaded that truck right to the last bean
I must make the most of the trip.
What does that truck hold about 300 bushels - I typed to fast
With a good heap, 360.
When u going to start wearing an old greasy Ford tractor hat I think that's the key to this whole thing,people love old farmers with greasy caps lol
Unfortunately, I'm not one for baseball caps.
@@boehmfarm4276 your tobbogan is legit love your vids
How many beans is that
too many "kidney" beans for breakfast!
Q hermoso camión sueño tener uno así
Don't know why. But I find it very irritating when someone calls an object, "this guy" ...
So what’s that probe thing do?
its a big vacum, sucks some beans or grain into the scalehouse where they can then test the sample for moisture and things
Oh that's cool@@farmcentralohio
Reminds me of my old c60 started her the other day backfired and blew the muffler in half.
That backfire pop always causes a thrill!!
Looks like you successfuly parked the truck to encourage the desired probe location. 😂
Yep, right in the dry beans.
@@boehmfarm4276 I use that technique often.
The elevator should have a special shovel there for cleaning out the box sides
They didn't.....
Guy in blue hoodie grabs it at 8:23 and puts it back at 8:55. He was ready with it but you got them with your feet.
Did you have the bed raised to the max?
Unloading a truck must be a government job 3 people to watch one guy work
Yep, and I'm still not getting paid.
Just have to laugh how these elevators spend $30,000 grand on a stupid automated probe sampler instead of just hiring Pedro at $8 an hour for the harvest season to pull samples with the hand probe LOL:) Elevator in town the BIL sells to has a staircase and scaffold beside the scale-- the guy starts the scale, runs out with a little bucket he hangs on a piece of plastic rain gutter attached to the handrail, grabs the probe as he runs up the stairs and sticks the truck load, then dumps the grain into the gutter as he goes back down the stairs and puts the probe in its holder, the grain slides down the gutter into the bucket, he grabs the bucket and goes back inside and dumps it in the tester as he prints the weight ticket from the scale, then signals you which bin unload to drive to and rings the bell to leave the scale when it's all done... easy peasy quick-n-easy... Meanwhile the "family farm" we deliver the Plenish soybeans to has a robot probe and farts around trying to get it to work and figuring out where to stick the load from a little fisheye camera on the side of the probe... and I've heard of some idgits punching holes through the truck or trailer floor with the stupid robot probe LOL:) Another $500 solution to a $5 problem ROFL... Later! OL J R :)
Need a better scraper than a foot
How many beans blow off the back on your way there,should have a tarp or something?😎
Open top let's any more moisture out.
Do any beans blow out???
Not goin fast enough for beans to blow off, didn’t you see the dead bugs on the tailgate?
Small grain hauling with it over filled will lose a lot.
U guys aren’t to far away we farm in Hamilton county
I'm surprised there's any farm in Hamilton county. I figured it was all urban sprawl.
Long broom
That was a truck load of beans man. Wow. 800 bushels ?
Where the heck did you get 800 bushels. I’m just wondering because he said it was about 340 and straight trucks don’t hold as much as semi’s do.
Toxic Try hard tommy 21’ grain box will hold every bit of 800 bushel. Not sure how big that box is I’m assuming it’s not 21’ but easy to put an extra hundred or two bushels heaped on top.
Toxic Try hard tommy yea I commented obviously before finishing video. Semi can hold 1000 bushel “ legally “ far as weight goes but have capacity for much more.
Well it all depends on height and width of it also a 20’ x60”x96” will only hold about 650 bushels of corn and sometimes you can’t heap it at the top if you have to take it very far.
Toxic Try hard tommy 21’ 60” sides will hold 800 all day. If you heap it it’ll hold more. Bushels of beans n corn are two different things. Yes 800 was a bit abstract tho not out of the question. Typical box is 96” or 102” wide n the rest is simple volume n weight.
Now wasn’t that better than driving the tractor and pulling 3 gravity wagons?
Three wagons almost hold 600 bushel.
Your safer, faster, and more economical with the truck.
Yep
Sorry guess more like 400 bushel ?
360
That’s impressive man 👍. I knew it was a pile of beans when she started to groan. Ol ford earned its keep that day.
How's the soy beans selling?
We sold a load today for about $8.40
@@MrMagnum7220probably would be higher if You Know did not messing up trade with other countries.
It has hurt the guys selling beans and a number of other goods. It needs to stop and get better. Get a deal with China and get it over with. We did get a check to help with the loss from the tariffs
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It’s an 80s Ford, the doors need to be slammed. My dad owned a 87 f150 that wouldn’t close unless you slammed them
It needs the little plastic that covers the bolt on the door. Being larger will help the latch close sooner.
Put a wall up that will secure the border keep the Canadians out hehe
Wes offered you some goods this am
Yep, I saw that :)
secure as our border lol
First!
Put a wall up to keep the American milk out of canada as a dumping ground
Why filming your face??? Ruined the video for me....
Your voice is plenty enough, don't need to see you....