Be a farmer they said. It is easy they said. Work for a tire company they said. You get to work outdoors and it is easy they said. Rain.....Cold....Untimely expensive repairs. I love the way you take it all in stride and just move on. Thanks for sharing. I have seen that tire guy on here before and he always impresses me. Makes that look so dang easy.
Not used to the 8220 seeing it with out the tank in front of it…. Every time I’ve used it to merge hay that tank was there… and I’ve merged a lot of hay with it. Great video… keep on keeping on
Thank you for showing one breakdown. That tries a person's patience for sure. It is a pile of work to keep a farm productive. I noticed the equipment that is used to deal with the large tires. That costs a lot. Money does not grow on trees. 😊
WOW, that young certainly knows tires! I was amazed to see one man repair over one hundred truck tires in the evening to have W.D. Winkelman's trucks read to work the next day back in 1972 My first year in the dump trucking business. And I thought I could change tires pretty good! Not even close.
Love this tyre fitter, a very professional guy with proper equipment. I take my hat off to these guys who get some difficult jobs to deal with. Thanks Andy
It's a must that I comment on how much I appreciated the differing recording styles of father & daughter... Andy got so close that I thought Kyle was getting a prostate exam. And Sarah was more of a grassy knoll type. Lovin' it!
That guy makes changing a combine tire look to easy love watching the guy work if you have any other tires that gets replaced please film it love watching him do his thing
"Cosmetic hammering work" sometimes words you'd never think would fit in the same sentence just come together. I just don't know what I'd do without going farming with you Andy. Thanks Andy, best regards from Indiana.
Great video once again Andy - expensive tire no doubt - I’ve always wondered why most farms around me do not run a bush hog over corn stalks - maybe it’s because they won’t be spreading manure on that field. Always great content and info updates Andy….cheers
Andy, you were very lucky to get a new tire quickly, my brother had to wait a couple weeks for a rear tractor tire. Kyle’s truck makes tire changing look easy, no more sledgehammering.
LOL terry! My Farmer 200 acre farming in Western Pennsylvania that last count we had about 40 pieces of machinery counting in tractors and all the implements that have tires on. I made remarked one of my neighbors one time and buying tires around here is like buying toothpaste seems like we buy one every week
Hey Andy, great video on the trials of of farming. I got a suggestion for that old tire, maybe you and your team could sign it and raffle it off. Of course it would have to be picked up locally as shipping would probably be out of reach. But I’m sure someone would love to have it in their garage! Thanks much for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.. Not once did Sarah say? It's to cold.... its to wet....She stood there and did her job just like a true Farmer... Never heard none of your family complain about working.. you got some Amazing children there. All of them.. a chip off the old block..
@Sarah: Happy birthday Sarah! 🎂Enjoy the day on a dry and warm place! And have a nice celebration! I remember me on your birthday but i'm not really sure if it is today? In every situation, it’s better to say happy birthday earlier or much bader, forget to congratulate 😊Have a nice day! Best regards, Martin
Tire for sale !! It didn’t work out for our farm !! Maybe it will work on urs !! No warranty !! That tire man need a cold one or two after that !! Great job !!!
Dad had some old rear tractor tires on his farm and I listed them for free on Craigslist or Marketplace. Then I learned that fitness folks like to flip them for exercise. List that bad boy for $150!!!
Andy you can tip the head back so the head is somewhat flatter and closer to the ears so if they bounce there is less chance of them bouncing out the front of the head, if your ear height is consistent I would run the head just low enough to clip the ears, used to work for me anyway.
Well Andy I had one go flat on my gleaner f2 about 3 weeks ago ended up tireman came out and made the tubeless tire a tube type tire and we are holding air now see how long she lasts
Not sure if you watch Sonne Farms, they put on Yield Saver gathering chain brushes on their combine, suppose to help prevent kernel loss and butt shelling.
There are gathering chains that you can buy with brushes on them and it saves all corn shatter. It saves damn near all kernel loos from the head. Check them out I think you will love it
That was easy. We had a flat one time on a similar machine. It was a wet year and the jacks had to be supported on three rail ties that we had to dig in under the machine. With an empty hopper the three ties still went down a fair ways in the Red river gumbo.
That's why I don't like to talk about yields you don't need to prove anything to nobody just prove it to yourself you're the one paying the bills. Hope you have a great day thanks for sharing day with us.
Untimely rain. Say don't know if you checked the bearing play on the final drive when you had the rim/tire off. It's good to check them bearings quite often hand feel warmth check or before a road trip. When that bearing goes or shaft breaks especially on the left side it's not a very nice day!
I was hoping for a Olight demonstration shine in the tire. One thing I must say Andy I nominate you for OLight salesman of the year. You tricked me into owning 4 of them.😆😆
Kyle uses that boom like an extension of his arm. He made changing that huge tire look easier than me changing a tire on my work van. It was good to see 18-year-old Andrew working again.
Really enjoy watching your videos I worked on a farm for a long time but it was settling tobacco and I'm glad to see it was raining there Friday cuz that was my birthday and it was raining here in Kentucky too Sarah needs to be your new formen
You should’ve tried Wes pandy’s tire jet. Seems to work for him on tires with fist size holes. Sarah take the company credit card and buy yourself a rain jacket.
Tire pressure sensors are pretty mature technology. I'm surprised that there isn't a system out there that has the sensors externally mounted on expensive agricultural and construction tires. TPMS wouldn't have done anything for the shoulder/sidewall injury but it would have prevented the black snow in that tire and would have saved that tire casing. The video shows just how short the time is between a tire repair and a junk tire, even with a good operator.
I’m betting olde MacDonald here either disabled the TPMS or just ignored it all together… you know the same way he was ignoring 10 to 15% of the corn hitting the ground and blaming the corn head….. I just don’t remember anywhere in John Melloncamp’s song where he referenced grandpa of making one after another bad decision that may have lead to the farm being auctioned off! But olde Hoss sure did get an ear full for pounding the signs in the corn covered ground….
Okay genius, you come up with a solution for dry corn butt shelling in the corn head and do get back to us. We'll ALL be waiting. As for tire pressure sensors, if you knew anything, you know his combine doesn't have them and never had them. You and Bloomberg must be the most successful farmers in history, as smart as you are.
Just wondering if much of the corn that gets missed and dropped will sprout the following year? or maybe the winter cold will kill off anything that germinates, our winters rarely get below -5°C or 23°F and I have seen the odd stork popping up but we are on a very small scale compared to you, just enough for the chickens and the odd hog now and again.
Yea we had a drive tire go flat we had 2 10 ton jacks holding it but they were sinking vary fast needless to say we moved pretty fast. It was just a little 315 international 3 row
Kudos to Sarah for standing out in the cold and rain watching the tire change instead of sitting in the truck!
She seems to be a real trooper and isn't afraid to lend a hand.
Gotta really appreciate her work ethics.
Sarah has always been right there for every breakdown that you have. Loyal worker and daughter.
She must bring bad luck 😂
Well, definitely not a rabbits foot.
Andy has 5 beautiful children
@@ivankillins8407 I know that but Sarah seems to be the one who shows up when breakdowns happen.
A real gem , the tire man , so valuable & he knows what he is doing , stay safe always !
Be a farmer they said. It is easy they said. Work for a tire company they said. You get to work outdoors and it is easy they said. Rain.....Cold....Untimely expensive repairs. I love the way you take it all in stride and just move on. Thanks for sharing. I have seen that tire guy on here before and he always impresses me. Makes that look so dang easy.
Farmers and tire guys are two of the hardest works out there
Kyle makes it look so easy, truly a master at what he does.
Not used to the 8220 seeing it with out the tank in front of it…. Every time I’ve used it to merge hay that tank was there… and I’ve merged a lot of hay with it. Great video… keep on keeping on
Thank you for showing one breakdown. That tries a person's patience for sure. It is a pile of work to keep a farm productive. I noticed the equipment that is used to deal with the large tires. That costs a lot. Money does not grow on trees. 😊
Pretty expensive day. Great video....nice to see Andrew in the driver's seat again.
WOW, that young certainly knows tires! I was amazed to see one man repair over one hundred truck tires in the evening to have W.D. Winkelman's trucks read to work the next day back in 1972 My first year in the dump trucking business. And I thought I could change tires pretty good! Not even close.
Guy changing tire having no hat would bug me with the rain tapping on my bald head. The arm on truck is a great improvement on tire work, I like it. 👍
I drove by you doing that... Weather sure changed... Thanks your videos
Love this tyre fitter, a very professional guy with proper equipment. I take my hat off to these guys who get some difficult jobs to deal with. Thanks Andy
It's a must that I comment on how much I appreciated the differing recording styles of father & daughter...
Andy got so close that I thought Kyle was getting a prostate exam.
And Sarah was more of a grassy knoll type. Lovin' it!
I think I've seen that tire man before.
He knows his stuff.
Great video Andy.
Finish up with Jr.
Good stuff.
Tire guy doing some awesome work!
He makes it look so easy changing them big tires .
Having a good tire guy to do that work is worth the money every time.
Great Video. He has his hired man trained well. Sarah is a good one to stand in the rain for us!!
Experience and the right tools.. Perfect
NICE! Lined those holes up Quickly! I HOPE He wears Dbl hearing protection inside those wheels! 😬
That guy makes changing a combine tire look to easy love watching the guy work if you have any other tires that gets replaced please film it love watching him do his thing
A good tyre man is absolutely invaluable.
Good job. Sarah is special for sure. Super worker, Super Girl title goes to her. Andy has taught here well by example for sure.
Great to see Sarah 👀 observing how things are done ✔️. That's how you learn what to do.
"Cosmetic hammering work" sometimes words you'd never think would fit in the same sentence just come together. I just don't know what I'd do without going farming with you Andy.
Thanks Andy, best regards from Indiana.
Thanks! I farm, just not at your scale. This is a vary interesting video! Keep harvest safe!
Andy I always ran the same way in dry corn. The steady flow of ears acts like cushion on the stripper plates
Great video once again Andy - expensive tire no doubt - I’ve always wondered why most farms around me do not run a bush hog over corn stalks - maybe it’s because they won’t be spreading manure on that field. Always great content and info updates Andy….cheers
Andy, you were very lucky to get a new tire quickly, my brother had to wait a couple weeks for a rear tractor tire. Kyle’s truck makes tire changing look easy, no more sledgehammering.
When your repairman shows up in a Peterbilt. You know it going be an expensive repair
Well I'm sorry about the tire but that's part of farming. The Tire guy sure knows his stuff. Say hello to Andrew we've been missing him.
LOL terry! My Farmer 200 acre farming in Western Pennsylvania that last count we had about 40 pieces of machinery counting in tractors and all the implements that have tires on. I made remarked one of my neighbors one time and buying tires around here is like buying toothpaste seems like we buy one every week
Kyle's got a bad ass rig there. I think you ought to hook him up with a nice Seeker 3
He has a warrior pro
Hey Andy, great video on the trials of of farming. I got a suggestion for that old tire, maybe you and your team could sign it and raffle it off. Of course it would have to be picked up locally as shipping would probably be out of reach. But I’m sure someone would love to have it in their garage! Thanks much for sharing.
Boy that truck crane is brilliant.
Thanks for sharing.. Not once did Sarah say? It's to cold.... its to wet....She stood there and did her job just like a true Farmer... Never heard none of your family complain about working.. you got some Amazing children there. All of them.. a chip off the old block..
They are a family of good people for sure
Amazing how the new tools make the job easier. They put new rears on the 9670 thats custom doing my corn, I missed it, all done on Sat, afternoon
@Sarah: Happy birthday Sarah! 🎂Enjoy the day on a dry and warm place! And have a nice celebration! I remember me on your birthday but i'm not really sure if it is today? In every situation, it’s better to say happy birthday earlier or much bader, forget to congratulate 😊Have a nice day! Best regards, Martin
Sweet looking tyre truck! Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
Kyle and Dan sure are skilled tire guys 👍
Yes they are
Tire guy has some really nice equipment and knows how to use it.
Thanks Andy, I enjoyed it. 👍☺☺
Tire for sale !! It didn’t work out for our farm !! Maybe it will work on urs !! No warranty !! That tire man need a cold one or two after that !! Great job !!!
Hey Andy !
looking easy with Kyle .
Hey to Sarah !
Thanks Andy and have a good day !
Your tyre repair guy has a great truck and crane , the tyre guys in Europe don’t have that type of equipment , hard to beat the USA for equipment
Dad had some old rear tractor tires on his farm and I listed them for free on Craigslist or Marketplace. Then I learned that fitness folks like to flip them for exercise. List that bad boy for $150!!!
Andy you can tip the head back so the head is somewhat flatter and closer to the ears so if they bounce there is less chance of them bouncing out the front of the head, if your ear height is consistent I would run the head just low enough to clip the ears, used to work for me anyway.
Last week must have been the week for combine tire problems. We picked up a rake tooth in the 9500 Thursday. Luckily it was seen before it was flat.
That man can drive his crane
Great video Andy. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together!
Well Andy I had one go flat on my gleaner f2 about 3 weeks ago ended up tireman came out and made the tubeless tire a tube type tire and we are holding air now see how long she lasts
It's not very often we get to see you,Andy,watching somebody else do the work.
Another one of your really awesome videos Andy!! I love watching all of them and the way your kids all help out.
Put new tires on the back and pray the front ones make the season. I’ve used that strategy as well with the same result.
Sarah is one hard worker Thank you Andy for another very interesting video
Not sure if you watch Sonne Farms, they put on Yield Saver gathering chain brushes on their combine, suppose to help prevent kernel loss and butt shelling.
There are gathering chains that you can buy with brushes on them and it saves all corn shatter. It saves damn near all kernel loos from the head. Check them out I think you will love it
Thanks for the video Andy. Great vid!.
really neat process of changing that tire!
Hi folks ☺️ Hi Andy 👋 and the crew 😀 wow you do get at it all ways round extra dedication out in the rain 🌧 great content 👍 nice one 👍
Your tyre man makes it look easy.👍🏻
That was easy. We had a flat one time on a similar machine. It was a wet year and the jacks had to be supported on three rail ties that we had to dig in under the machine. With an empty hopper the three ties still went down a fair ways in the Red river gumbo.
Andy it’s November 15th and I see your Getting ready for lots of Snow!
That's why I don't like to talk about yields you don't need to prove anything to nobody just prove it to yourself you're the one paying the bills. Hope you have a great day thanks for sharing day with us.
Andy looked out of place for a minute while Kyle did all the work!!
Hello! Always interesting...
Untimely rain. Say don't know if you checked the bearing play on the final drive when you had the rim/tire off. It's good to check them bearings quite often hand feel warmth check or before a road trip. When that bearing goes or shaft breaks especially on the left side it's not a very nice day!
Thanks Andy
I was hoping for a Olight demonstration shine in the tire. One thing I must say Andy I nominate you for OLight salesman of the year. You tricked me into owning 4 of them.😆😆
He got me too 😆
To bad can't valcanize a patch on inside save that tire. Good video have a good evening
Brilliant video as always Andy 👍🏻
Great job straightening that under carriage too Andy
"Taking care of business.....Taking care of business and working overtime........."
Your tire guy would be the wrong fella to get in a bar fight with !
Kyle uses that boom like an extension of his arm. He made changing that huge tire look easier than me changing a tire on my work van. It was good to see 18-year-old Andrew working again.
It surely pays to have a great tire Man
Thanks Florida Joe. Made it through both hurricanes.
Really enjoy watching your videos I worked on a farm for a long time but it was settling tobacco and I'm glad to see it was raining there Friday cuz that was my birthday and it was raining here in Kentucky too Sarah needs to be your new formen
I have a few tires like that I cut the top sidewall out and make them bale feeders that the cows cant tear up or rust out.
We're up in Michigan here we got anywhere between 6 to 8 inches of snow we're up in Marquette Michigan it's been snowing the last 2 days
Great body work Andy
Always a dime holding up a dollar! I ran a coal mine so I for sure know the pain! Looks like winter is coming!
Great to see Andrew! I hope he was making time and a half LOL. I hope the following days are better. Good job Sarah!
If it's not one thing, it's another. Just hammer down !🤙
Tire would make a good hay feeder for cows or horses!!
His good andy doing them tires fine job
You should’ve tried Wes pandy’s tire jet. Seems to work for him on tires with fist size holes. Sarah take the company credit card and buy yourself a rain jacket.
Geese will thank you😊. Thinking once you reach 100K viewers ya need to have keg (multiple) party at the shop
Tire pressure sensors are pretty mature technology. I'm surprised that there isn't a system out there that has the sensors externally mounted on expensive agricultural and construction tires. TPMS wouldn't have done anything for the shoulder/sidewall injury but it would have prevented the black snow in that tire and would have saved that tire casing. The video shows just how short the time is between a tire repair and a junk tire, even with a good operator.
I’m betting olde MacDonald here either disabled the TPMS or just ignored it all together… you know the same way he was ignoring 10 to 15% of the corn hitting the ground and blaming the corn head….. I just don’t remember anywhere in John Melloncamp’s song where he referenced grandpa of making one after another bad decision that may have lead to the farm being auctioned off! But olde Hoss sure did get an ear full for pounding the signs in the corn covered ground….
Okay genius, you come up with a solution for dry corn butt shelling in the corn head and do get back to us. We'll ALL be waiting. As for tire pressure sensors, if you knew anything, you know his combine doesn't have them and never had them. You and Bloomberg must be the most successful farmers in history, as smart as you are.
Someone must make a five gallon can of Fix a Flat😏😏😏
Interesting video watching him fixing the combine tire
flower pot tire bed you got there
His rig is holding up nicely for being in New York.
This thire guy is awsome it look likes he is playing with the big combine front wheel
Maybe a old fence post spoke that tire ? Thanks Andy.
Probably a sharp stone
Good job Sarah!
Just wondering if much of the corn that gets missed and dropped will sprout the following year? or maybe the winter cold will kill off anything that germinates, our winters rarely get below -5°C or 23°F and I have seen the odd stork popping up but we are on a very small scale compared to you, just enough for the chickens and the odd hog now and again.
Not really
The tire truck guy should name his truck Tire Bandit Mafia
Great video Andy
Yea we had a drive tire go flat we had 2 10 ton jacks holding it but they were sinking vary fast needless to say we moved pretty fast. It was just a little 315 international 3 row
Content made a good video again. tks