Taking Old Equipment To Auction!
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Cooper is selling his old hay disc mower and baler. Also, I got the ultra high performing V10 Viper engined dually stuck in the middle of the road 4 times in a 12 mile trip. Does anyone know how to fix four wheel drive?
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I live in PA Amish country, an Amish dairy barn (120x150 foot) burned down yesterday(faulty Diesel engine caught fire which spread to the barn) they got the livestock out in time. But, today they already have lumber on the site, the farmer said it’ll be rebuilt in 5 days bc all the Amish community comes together. There’ll be a good old fashioned barn raising & they’re the best carpenters in my area.
The Amish are a true meaning of Community!! Better than any insurance company or policy!! Here in Virginia the Amish and Menenites take care of their own for sure. Such pleasant folks for sure!! 😊
I agree ,however they don't take checks, but paradoxically use them ?
I live in Delco are you near the 10th generation dairy farmer?
Chrissy, thank goodness they got the livestock out in time!!
@@Sheryl777 The farmer was walking to the phone booth to call a mechanic for the engine, turned around & saw the shed in flames. The rest of the family was milking, so they rushed them out into the field, then a neighbor put them in his barn. Neighbors helping neighbors! Firefighters saved the house, thankfully. All the structures were close.
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Co. Tyrone here..
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The Seat Heater Switch !!! Is down on side, towards front, right side of seat... it has a pic of a little seat...and a light.
You talked about a muddy spring. I live in MN approx 50 mi. west of Minneapolis. We still have snow banks up to our eyeballs! We are finally getting some temps to start melting. The radio was speaking about possible flooding as we go on with the melt. When I was a kid my dad did every thing on the farm....fix machines, tractors, milk cows feed pigs, do field work. We had alfalfa, oats, corn. Did alot of the house wok (my mother was in aw heel chair). Would paint, (in his younger years painted professionally...such as free hand lettering on store windows or vehicles) He could fix the furnace, plumbing. Also kept our cars driveable. It was a hug surprise to me that not all men could do these things!! My husband had trouble pounding in a nail to hang up a picture...so I usually did it by myself.
Cole I have to applaud you for your mind set with labor and money. For a young man in your twenties you are very wise for your years
It's how most farmers operate, which is why backpackers etc have become the farmers favourite. However, this model is an unsustainable myth.
Congratulations on your marriage Cole and Neva
Most drivers are good at tailgating the rock! Saves a lot of spreading.
I think you have to pay extra for tailgating.
Congrats on the marriage!!! Nave's video was suggested to me by the TH-cams. You two are great together!
Think they've been married for awhile. Think they have a child now too
@@agger838 yes the baby was due in December according to their baby registry and the wedding looked like it was in the spring or summer of 2022
It was a shotgun wedding? Say it isn’t so!
Congratulations to you both Cole and Neva. May you have a wonderful future together.
Congratulations on your wedding Cole!!! Was very awesome to see both of you reminisce about how you met and all of the memories you have already made!!!❤
Cole had a Wedding and he has a Baby and we don't know about it? That's really disappointing to me. I have been a loyal fan since the beginning. I'll rethink 'Loyal' starting about now.
Wow, why didn't you mention a wedding and a baby? The 2 best things in your life man!
@@gpackwood1 if he posted it openly online I would like to see a link. But if he wants to keep his family life private. I am fine with that. (Ok a little disappointed to be honest.). But it’s their right. I do recall in past a few comments I would not be happy about if I were Cole. The entire family are not my friends, family, they owe me nothing. They have shared a PART of their life with us. I normally find it enjoyable to watch. That he gets some compensation for the added work, expense is only fair. But they get to decide how much they share. Sadly some people think that Cole is their friend. I drive by a TH-cam farm every few weeks. Unless they have a advertised open house, actual reason for me to go there. Nope. If I ever see him in town at dealership the most would be “dang I thought you might be that Millennial farmer. But you are just the actor”
@@larrythompson8630 --> Privacy is always a concern but TH-cam is very much part of human communication where privacy takes on different rules depending on the situation and whether or not we strangers are invited to 'tune-in and comment'.
@@gpackwood1his is a farming channel. Not a Cole got married and had a baby channel. He’s had his privacy invaded by “loyal” followers showing up at his house, breaking into vehicles etc. , You and others, are not entitled to everything in his life. He shares what he wants and when he wants.
Watch or move on.
Cheers
As an electrician we had a saying when we saw something wired extremely bad and dangerous we said it was “farmered”. Saying it is “easy wiring” is actually relative to what someone’s skill sets are. Even though there are lots of people - such as yourself - that can get the job done, that doesn’t mean it was done well, or even done safely. I have been to several farms that had wiring that made me cringe. I just recently went to look at a small job for my friend where the HVAC technician was trying to repair the furnace and got an electrical shock, even though he had the circuit shut off. After some diagnostics and detective work I found that the previous owner had installed a dryer outlet himself. He crossed up some wires and had the circuit back-feeding on the neutral wire. This was a “simple” job that could ave killed someone very easily. In fact, I’m very surprised that someone hadn’t been shocked or electrocuted using that dryer with a live conductor wired on the neutral.
If you can do the wiring safely, that’s fine, but don’t take a chance on your family and friends losing their lives because you wanted to save a few dollars. TH-cam electricians can be dangerous.
Farmered up is always the worst to follow as an electrician. Every farmers favorite saying at a bin site during harvest “can’t you just put a bigger breaker in it?”.
The famous reply from the rural mindset to applying code is “we live out in the country. There isn’t any code out here”.
Which is a false statement, because the applicable code of the nearest jurisdiction and national code always applies for those gray… ahem, rural areas.
I sure hope they didn’t bring in delta 3-phase. Cole will be tapping the wild leg next.
My dad was lucky his other daughter married a master electrician. And he had my husband driving a semi as well as welding.
I worked for a company that was a do it yourself operation. Someone did the same thing and back fed a neutral wire. Someone lost his life over that. Not saying that Cole will do that.
Hey Cole Congratulations! I saw on Nave's page that you two got married! The best of wishes to you both! I know it's not farm related but I think it's awesome and just wanted to congratulate you!
I love farm people. They have big hearts and are hard working.
Glad DC is getting better, you do a great job explaining all that goes on there at Cornstar farms. Before I forget Congratulations, on you and Nave's marriage! I know you'll get through the law suit okay, after all you have recorded the building of it. Blessings to you and yours, from small country town Ohio.
?? When did they get marrid i missed that ?? Cheers from the uk
No one wins in these types of lawsuits. It's very expensive for both sides, he has to deal with his equipment not working correctly for the next 2 years while waiting on the court system. I have had 1 customer sue my company and me personally on a project. I "won" the lawsuit. Then, I had to counter sue the building for $187k in attorney fees. Gues what, I didn't get awarded all the fees back. Then I had to file a lein on each individual condo unit, 122 of them. If each owner decides they don't want to pay me, I won't get my money till they sell the unit or try to refinance. So, I "won" the right to spend 187k on attorney fees and wait to get paid back for the next 20 years. Luckily, they did have to pay the contract balance and interest immediately. It almost put me out of business. They owed me over 500k on the contract plus the 187k in attorney fees. It also to over 3 years in court.
Guess you don't know about the baby.
@@timwilkinson2797 Last summer. They welcomed a baby around the end of December.😊
@@ADSC2006 😮
For many areas that is the way people in rural and farming areas are raised. You help your neighbors and they in turn will come help you. This always worked well in Northern California which is big rice and grain, and orchard farming. We always helped others and they helped us. This has been part of the American way for 247 yrs.
Ever thought about digging a half hole for your augers in the open face building? That way you don't have to lift them up and down..
I saved thousands running buried cable to my shop and two other outbuildings and installing all the electrical. I did splurge and rented a ride on trencher. Was a lot of work but well worth it. Between that job and all the repairs to equipment with help of TH-cam I estimate I’ve saved 15 to 20k. Biggest saving was re-plumbing entire house with pex after freeze took out my pvc.
For the heated seat problem, there should be an on/off switch on the back of the seat backrest.
When Cole mentioned the seat, like Yosemite Sam, I said out loud "My biscuits are burnin!" LOL
Apparently you need to tip the seat back forward to see the switch.
Yes kind of a dumb location, on the new ones they’ve changed it and put it on the side of the seat
You’re a very good farmer in your teaching other farmers, to be more conscious of how their farm looks and runs a clean organized farm ready to go. Equipment is the best farm. God bless all the farmers.
Nothing wrong with trying to do it yourself first!!! You know your limits and challenging yourself is part of growing. Congratulations to Nave and you on the wedding also!!!
Congratulations on a beautiful wedding. 🎉❤🎊
They way you build roads in america always amazes me, where im from, we always dig below the frost line and build the road up. but the difference in labor and material cost might make it cost efficient and better souited for youre climat
A good rule of thumb for construction is whatever the materials cost labor often comes in at about double that. So materials are about 1/3rd of the cost, labor 2/3rds. It's not a hard number but a good rule of thumb for cost estimates.
I agree Cole, why pay someone for something I can do unless it’s beyond my ability. The same way, when were growing up there was no money to pay a contractor, we were the contractor. From painting our three story house, to helping build a concrete porch; we did it. What’s amazing is today when I step in and help, some people look at me puzzled and ask, where you learn that and I reply “ I learned by doing…”
And the result is a future where no one wants to work and do the crap jobs. America, you've done it again!
Congratulations on your marriage. Both of you are a very wonderful couple together and I think you beautiful beautiful memories together for many moons to come. To your beautiful wife I'm waiting for another song. I bet you could say Amazing Grace de-lovely in your native language. I would love to hear this.
I hate hooking up the 3 point disc cutter more than any other implemet. 3 point auger is 2nd
If that is true it’s awesome!
The heated seat switch is behind your left shoulder on the back of the seat back. You may have to tilt the back front to see it.😊 Not the first I've heard that question.
Awesome always guys thanks
Good show today as always !
The gravel driveways are looking better each time you add to them ! 👍
Yes the JCB has a heated seat! there is a switch at the back of the seat!
I love driveway rock footage. It is satisfying.
As with most farmers you do not put a value on your own time, you value your crop which your personel income is drawn from regardless of your time. When you have the time do it yourself but during planting and harvest having someone else do the job might be cheaper as your time could be used more efectively on tasks that no one else could do or have enough acountability to do.👍
Congratulations on the wedding!😊
On building wiring I agree. I ripped out all the old wiring and rewired with all new to include the breaker box, switches, lights and sockets. It is simple wiring. Even ran a 220 tap to another building and wired it. Later had an inspector look at it and it was good to go. Saved hundreds of dollars.
Materials are cheap compared to labor cost.
We got snow in Northern Iowa. Spring is still on its way.
Good seeing all you do.
The new tinned building is looking great.
You should do the activity that makes you the most per unit and pay people to do that you are lease efficient at
Congratulations on your wedding. I’ve been praying that this would be the next step for you a Nave. Your families are such beautiful people and it’s a blessing that you two found one another. And as always, thanks for making this fifty plus woman feel like a slacker. I’m tired and inspired watching you go😊
Lights and conduit like that are easy Cole, all it takes is to get up in the air and get crackalackin.
Just saw you got married Congratulations🎉. Many happy years to you and Nava
my rock guy can pour as he goes and gets great coverage with no working it with the skid loader.
I'm with you Cole on the labor of stuff.
We just built a 3 stall garage and had electricians wire and install everything . Waiting on a bill lol. Usually my husband and father inlaw will wire stuff but with a new building we need an inspection I guess and he's not a nice guy around here
Duck tape. It’ll plug the holes in your truck the chain falls through and its also great if you accidentally rip the tape off the side of a diaper.
You should get a rakenator for the skid loader it pulls up the rock out of the ground and grades out the driveway too
Times have changed Cole, I too wish it was the way it used to be.
I agree with your strategy of doing what you can rather then paying someone else. My eureka point came when I discovered that I could (easily) replace the brake pads, rotors, and sensors on my old BMW for much less than what the dealer wanted. I also discovered that by doing so, I was also much more aware of other developing issues, which I probably would have missed ha I used the dealer.
congrats my dude! welcome to the club
Congratulations on your wedding Cole and Nave. Best of luck and love to you. ❤❤
“Let me go make sure cops aren’t up there”😂if it rides it rides
Cole, most 4wd have a friction based Limited slip. After a while it works less and less. You should look at getting a new Eaton elocker or torrsen diff (all gear based and much better IMO) in the rear diff (don't do the front)
put limited slip in the front, too.
I think you are correct when you want to do things yourself.
There were times when we were working on a machine that was earning $180 an hour but we would stop for an hour to use our forklift to help the neighbors unload a truck. Sometimes you just have to help out.
My Dad used to always say, don't waste your money paying someone to do something that you can do yourself.
If we ever said we don't know how to do it, then he taught us how.
Our JCB skid steer actually does have a heated seat, the switch to turn it on and off is behind the seat right kinda on the upper drivers hand side
Congratulations on getting married cole may you have a wonderful marriage full of good times
I'd have Wade do it right. That way it will be done and you'll be available to use and organize the shop in a timely manner. Your time is valuable, use it on more important things. So is Coopers. Yes you can do it but should you.
Good stuff Cole👍👍👍👍👍👍
Cole the married guy! Congratulations!
The yget merried like 9 months ago.
Guess you don't know about the baby.
The labor is always why big corporations get rid of labor first, because it is the highest part to prevent profit. I come from small town, very rural very Upstate NY , and that is what it use to be here also, as the community was a true community that helped neighbors out. Many of those families are now gone, and many of the farms are no longer around. 😊
Really enjoy watching your channel! God bless your family!
You guys need a ruckus rake to stir up your gravel.
I'm the same way, I can do all trades of const. BUT I won't do carpet, insulation, I let my sig. other insulate. Doesn't make her itch ! Plmb, elec, carp, cabs, cer tile, lino, roofing, remodeling, now ret. just camping, traveling, and hiking. Oh, did I say I was close to 79!🎉😅
Oh Congratulations to you and Nave. 🎉🎉🎉
Looking better every day Cole. God bless!
Not sure about your local laws. But in Wisconsin, you can do the wiring yourself. You just have to have a master electrician sign off on it for building code compliance. Cheaper.
Indiana is if it is your own place you don't need to do anything just meet code and your good..
Glad getting the farm in order. Hope you, Nave and baby junior ( I always referred to my sons baby born last November and baby junior....they named him Luke and used my dons middle name Travis...makes him a junior in our eyes. ) Take care.
Nava will have a good use for that 5 grand you saved :)
And it's about time you made her an honest woman.
(60 year old farmer from IL)
He married her about 6 or 7 months ago.
They already had baby 1.
Might consider putting landscaping cloth down under the gravel/stone, it will keep the rocks from working down into the mud, and the driveway will last longer.
I agree on saving the money and do it yourself.
You guys should put a underlayment under the rock keeps the rock from being pushed into the muck
Congrats on the marriage Cole!
Another advantage of “doing it yourself” is if/when problems/issues arise later, you now have the skill set to fix/repair vs waiting for repairman and paying more
Being pour made me a better repair guy than I ever wanted to be lol
That's the best comment I've read in weeks, and it's because it sounds like it come out of my mouth I'm exactly theand it's because it sounds like it came out of my mouth I'm exactly in the same boat😁🤘
I grew up the same way. Not on a farm but small town. It seemed someone knew a trade so when the car needed fixing neighbor Joe did it. My dad was a jack of all trades so I learned watching him. When it came to roofing a house 15 neighbors showed up and the wife's made lunch. Then they drank some beer
Thank you again to you guys doing what you do at the cemetery, another family member being laid to rest in the morning.
The seat heater switch is on the back of the seat back.
I've used a lot of skid steers in my time but never with a side door, I like it.
Congratulation on your marriage! May God bless you with many years of happiness.
Have a good night Cole and family
Cooper deserves a raise.
Feel better DC
Hey Cole the on/off switch for the heated seat is behind the seat 💺 on the backrest of the seat
Cole I understand your frustration however I don’t know if in your area requires a license to preform the work , then there’s insurance bonds , workmen comp if there’s employees look at the business from the other side I think you will come to a better understanding.
Put a rubber mat under those chainsCole 😊
I am sure someone has already asked, but, what kind of dog does Cooper have? He/she is adorable. I would also like to know if they grow big or stay small. It looks like a cattle dog. Thanks!
P.S. Love your channel Cole. I never thought I would find farming interesting but you make it so. You are straight forward, honest, hard working and the explanations for everything you do is easy for a city girl to understand. Keep up the good work!
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It's always cheaper to do it yourself... thanks for the video....JJ.. Jonjon...
The heated seat switch is on the back of the seat about center I had the exact thing happen to me with my 260T
Sometimes it just comes down to insurance. If anything goes wrong, they won't cover it. You're paying the electrician not only for their knowledge, but for the piece of paper that says the job was done right and can therefore be covered by insurance. Make sure the electrician inspects it and signs off on the job before you finish.
I don't know the law in the USA, but here most electricians wont sign of shit unless they do the work or you pay them basically what they quoted for the work. No sign off, no council approval, no insurance, no anything.
Happy Easter to you and all of your families!
You aren't just paying a person for their labor, you are paying them for their expertise.
In our bobcat skid steer the heated seat button is at the very back of the top seat in a very weird spot
I would suggest that you watch Dr Temple G. the Professor from Colorado State University, and see how people's brain works and she explains it well. She started working with cattle. She patented the Cattle Holder, that squeezes the cattle when they need to get worked on.
Look for the heated seat switch on the back of the operator seat.
By the way congratulations I don't know if everybody knows that Cole got could beautiful wonderful young lady
Cole, thanks for the great video.
Pennsylvania we are working ground and getting ready to plant. It might be the first time we're ahead of you. Hope you had a great day
Have you tried putting the chain in a bucket? It might help. 😊
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌽 🌟
Heated seat button should be on the top of the back of the seat.
I appreciate your honesty 😉
Smokey and the Bandit - send Cooper in to town to get all the Cops diverted after him heading the other direction. Good plan, good movie
Your right Cole labor is terrible.
So true about the good old days
when everyone helped each other
Shop is looking good 👍👍
Labor is terrible because by Coles own admission they just get the shit jobs.
COLE . HE IS A BONDED ELECTRICIAN. IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG ITS COVERED .
IT will still be covered. Most place you can do your own work just still got to meet code for it. just because he is license doesn't make do it the right way.