As a Veteran, I salute you folks for your Patriotism and love of Country. Even though you share the same state as Minneapolis, it seems that you are a million miles away from each other. Blessings to you and your family, and we Pray healing Mercies to your wonderful wife. Towards the Greater Good, Farm on!
People in the south get the banging sounds on the building during the summer. The sun heats the metal so much, that when the wind blows it cools rapidly.
It's amazing to see how real farmers work. I grew up on farm, Dad was also mechanic. We never maintained anything , never cleaned . Always pulling broken machines out of weeds and bushes. Never fueled anything up at end of shift. Always swapping batteries to start tractors. Then I started working on proper farms always things to do, grease , check oil.
That airline freeze treatment is just fine driver have bn using it for years my dad used it in every truck he drone since it came out till he had to retire no issue and even kept a couple bug bottles of rubbing alcohol for emergency water fluid freeze ups
Thanks for the video. Appreciate your time. You washing setup is great along with the foam. Really like that form setup and how it cleans. Your equipment looks like new. Nice way to go. Good video. Thanks to Nicole for editing. Trust you are doing ok Nicole. Take care of yourself. Thanks to all of you. Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Rangoon here Nikki and Thanks for upbeat cool music on first combine wash. Hoping your spirits are high. Bromance, clean green, Chet laughing, Dougo greased hands~~~~great script.
Pro pressure washing tip. Keep a tennis ball with a string through it attached to the pressure wash handle (so the ball won’t get lost) to keep the handle locked open for water flowing full time.
Hey Chet... dougo's right. The valves don't like alcohol. It dries out the seals. Hope Nikki is doing ok. Thanks for sharing and we will see you next time
Great video Team Larson. Your combines and equipment look like new. That foam get the dust and dirt off them. I thought Dougho was going to need to change his shorts after he got that fright. Poor big Swede all the trouble he is having with his truck. And Chet love winding the Big Swede up and we love the brother hood-friendship between you all.
Hey you guys. Safety brake works great keeping things from freezing up. Also your jelling problem. Use hows diesel conditioner. Ive been using it here up in canada for years now. Havent jelled once even fueling in the states then back up here. So if you guys are having issues. Hope this tidbit of advice helps you out.
WHAT A INCREDIBLE FARM CLEARLY MILLIONS IN WELL MAINTAINED FARM EQUIPMENT. THE FARTHER AND SON RELATIONSHIP IS TRULY SOMETHING GODSENT. HOW BLESSED YOUR FAMILY IS WITH THE SONS PRETTY WIFE. AND HOW THEY TREAT THE SWEEDISH EMPLOYEE IS LIKE FAMILY WOW WHAT A FANTASTIC GROUP
Most farmers in the UK just live in mud and grime, machines seldom get cleaned, as so much rain it's a wast of time and money, hence the expensive machines just rust away, what you got over ther is heaven, even most car dealers have not got the facilities you boys got, love your machines and get max trade in on new kit, heaven..!
Another pro tip. Attach a stainless steel ball valve (with quick connects on each end) to the end of the washer hose. Then the nozzle can be attached to the ball valve. The ball valve can be utilized for rinsing and sweeping dirt to the drain without having the nozzle attached and thus squeezing the nozzle.
Our buildings shift down south too... When your temps go from 120 surface temp to 60-70 when the sun goes down there’s a lot of shrinking and expanding of sheet metal
Up here in the cold areas, we try to avoid getting liquid (especially pressure washed) into the freezing cold to avoid getting ice expanding in the harnesses and sensors. Car Washes are closed when it's freezing temps for that reason.
We use air pressure hoses to blow debris out before we wash. There's no easy way around it, it's going to take an entire day sometimes to finish one correctly. We can them for John deer and they have to be done the right way
For the pressure washer gun if you want keep the trigger down take a zip tie and tighten it at the base to hold trigger on the you slide It up when you want to shut it off and it sits loose on the upper part of trigger
That Great White is like axle grease. That stuff grows exponentially. I can use a little dab somewhere and then end up with it smeared to each elbow the first time I grab the part.
Suggestion: On the 9870 when cleaning move the non-cleaning side closer to the wall giving you more room to clean the other side. Move and repeat for the opposite side.
It's impressive on how Clean you keep your equipment and your shop . Not many people care that much . What is the name of that Foam wash stuff ? How about a update on Nicole . Love the Channel . Stay warm as possible .
You can put a methyl hydrate kit.on your trucks so they don't freeze up.in the winter or fill your air tank up with about half methyl hydrate for winter
Machine a lasp to fit inside the pressure washer handle, can use to lock it open, flip up and out of the way for short washes. You ever going to switch the 9870 over to tracks? Since that seems to be the way everyone wants to go anymore. Alcoholic or de-icer isn't going to hurt any air lines on that truck. That stuff doesn't stay in the system as long you think it does. Great video, cheers :)
The big Swede should put a small Velcro strip around the trigger on the power washer ! It helps a ton when using for hours !😁 Have a great day and God bless
For anyone who is interested, there is an X9 demonstrator at the Midwest equipment John Deere dealer at Elbow Lake Minnesota, it has been there for several weeks.
To eliminate hand fatigue while pressure washing, simply move your hand down and put the guard in between your middle and ring finger. This changes everything and the pressure will now hold wand up and helps compress trigger while also making it easier to swing around. Sounds weird but try it, it works and feels more ergonomic. I ran a pressure washer for half a decade for 20-30 hrs a week and this was only method that worked. Loose grip, use pressure and arm movement to steer it and let it pivot in palm of your hand.
There has to be a big clamp in the Larson Farm shop somewhere! I have bad joints in my hands & use clamps to run the power washer & sanders that don’t lock on.
Put a zip tie loose enough around to out side of your pressure washer handle that u can pull the handle back and slide up the zip tie to hold the handle so u don't have to hold it all the time while washing...works perfect
Hi Niki great job. Chet I will bring my 02 f-350 over and let you foam wash wax and polish and detail a real truck .7.3 power stroke 330000 miles on him. Blue ovals and red ovels never die 😉😊
Try draining the air tanks before you pull the truck out of the warm shop. I bet they are drawing condensation when you pull it into shop from cold. Just a thought 🤔🤔👍👍👍✌️
I’m impressed with the care you give your equipment! You’re truly a first class operation!
As a Veteran, I salute you folks for your Patriotism and love of Country. Even though you share the same state as Minneapolis, it seems that you are a million miles away from each other. Blessings to you and your family, and we Pray healing Mercies to your wonderful wife. Towards the Greater Good, Farm on!
It's nice to see that the equipment is maintained so well and kept clean.
It feels like it runs better.
People in the south get the banging sounds on the building during the summer. The sun heats the metal so much, that when the wind blows it cools rapidly.
Such wonderful people. Bless you all. Americas farmers need more recognition than you receive. Thank you!
It's amazing to see how real farmers work.
I grew up on farm, Dad was also mechanic.
We never maintained anything , never cleaned .
Always pulling broken machines out of weeds and bushes.
Never fueled anything up at end of shift.
Always swapping batteries to start tractors.
Then I started working on proper farms always things to do, grease , check oil.
Great to see someone who takes care of their equipment.
My 4 year old son loves your videos!! He’s sick right now so it’s non stop Larson farms!!
Just what the dr. ordered bed rest and a heaping dose of larson farms videos!, hope your son gets well real soon!🤒
@@farmhandluke5182 thank you. Appreciate that!
Dougo's wash bay is larger than most farmer's equipment sheds. Shows his priorities in life.
You 2 guys have worked out well together. It's a pleasure watching the way you complement each other(not with words, actions) Stay safe, men.
That airline freeze treatment is just fine driver have bn using it for years my dad used it in every truck he drone since it came out till he had to retire no issue and even kept a couple bug bottles of rubbing alcohol for emergency water fluid freeze ups
Thanks for the video. Appreciate your time. You washing setup is great along with the foam. Really like that form setup and how it cleans. Your equipment looks like new. Nice way to go. Good video. Thanks to Nicole for editing. Trust you are doing ok Nicole. Take care of yourself. Thanks to all of you. Iowa farm boy from years ago.
It's so nice to see a family working together.
You guys make my day when I watch your channel. I sure hope Nikki is feeling better and on the mend
Rangoon here Nikki and Thanks for upbeat cool music on first combine wash. Hoping your spirits are high.
Bromance, clean green, Chet laughing, Dougo greased hands~~~~great script.
It's so cute watching the boys spend so much quality time together, lol.
Pro pressure washing tip. Keep a tennis ball with a string through it attached to the pressure wash handle (so the ball won’t get lost) to keep the handle locked open for water flowing full time.
I couldn’t imagine watching this without Doug. Omg I’m laughing my &ss off. You all I want to thank you for another great weekend.
Doug rocks
Chets face when you did that slow mo niki was priceless it made my day so quick
Man that foamer really makes them combines shine like a diamond and it is fun to watch you and dougo work together keep up the great work
Hey Chet... dougo's right. The valves don't like alcohol. It dries out the seals. Hope Nikki is doing ok. Thanks for sharing and we will see you next time
Great video Team Larson. Your combines and equipment look like new. That foam get the dust and dirt off them. I thought Dougho was going to need to change his shorts after he got that fright. Poor big Swede all the trouble he is having with his truck. And Chet love winding the Big Swede up and we love the brother hood-friendship between you all.
The video editing and overall video quality gets better and better. Phenomenal job! Praying for Nikki also!!
Thanks guys for letting me live vicariously through you. Every video, give us an update on your wife. How is she?
Hey you guys. Safety brake works great keeping things from freezing up. Also your jelling problem. Use hows diesel conditioner. Ive been using it here up in canada for years now. Havent jelled once even fueling in the states then back up here. So if you guys are having issues. Hope this tidbit of advice helps you out.
Dougo has instilled cleanliness is godliness on Larson farms keep up the good work
It's satisfying to watch the foam going on
i really don't think that foam does anything for you. its all in your head.
you guys are so lucky you get to wash inside your nice shop i have to wash poop spreaders out side when it’s 25 degrees
Been there done that, not fun
@@andersonadventures1302 no it’s not
Wonder how much it costs to heat there shop
Hi Nicole! Wishing you the best prayers
Combines looked good after the wash. Big Sweede always working on his Ford
WHAT A INCREDIBLE FARM CLEARLY MILLIONS IN WELL MAINTAINED FARM EQUIPMENT.
THE FARTHER AND SON RELATIONSHIP IS TRULY SOMETHING GODSENT. HOW BLESSED YOUR FAMILY IS WITH THE SONS PRETTY WIFE. AND HOW THEY TREAT THE SWEEDISH EMPLOYEE IS LIKE FAMILY WOW WHAT A FANTASTIC GROUP
Most farmers in the UK just live in mud and grime, machines seldom get cleaned, as so much rain it's a wast of time and money, hence the expensive machines just rust away, what you got over ther is heaven, even most car dealers have not got the facilities you boys got, love your machines and get max trade in on new kit, heaven..!
We use a gear tie to hold the throttle on the gun, works pretty good!
Another pro tip. Attach a stainless steel ball valve (with quick connects on each end) to the end of the washer hose. Then the nozzle can be attached to the ball valve. The ball valve can be utilized for rinsing and sweeping dirt to the drain without having the nozzle attached and thus squeezing the nozzle.
The Foam is the BOMB!! Watching Dougo on changing the Hose!! PRICELESS!! My Laugh for the Day!! Too Much FUN!! 👍😂😂
Chet...I really would like to hear how Nicole is doing...is she having treatments? I can’t get her channel...I pray for her every morning.
Great job washing the combine guys
Our buildings shift down south too... When your temps go from 120 surface temp to 60-70 when the sun goes down there’s a lot of shrinking and expanding of sheet metal
That's a lot of work , But it's worth it . Clean machines makes a difference when out in fields all day and night and keeps your harvest cleaner.
This is awesome! reminds me of the fun I had with my Dad. You guy's are awesome!!
Up here in the cold areas, we try to avoid getting liquid (especially pressure washed) into the freezing cold to avoid getting ice expanding in the harnesses and sensors. Car Washes are closed when it's freezing temps for that reason.
Eric's pickup is living up to the what Ford stands for, Fixed Or Repaired Daily!
We use air pressure hoses to blow debris out before we wash. There's no easy way around it, it's going to take an entire day sometimes to finish one correctly. We can them for John deer and they have to be done the right way
The big Swede and Chet at their finest 👍🏻
Hey Chet: I love how you push Eric to go “FAST” and he just goes “ HALF FAST “. 😂. Captain Al from Tampa 😎
As a clean freak myself,,,, love your work boys!
Already hit the like button! Thanks Nikki!
For the pressure washer gun if you want keep the trigger down take a zip tie and tighten it at the base to hold trigger on the you slide
It up when you want to shut it off and it sits loose on the upper part of trigger
You guys are so fun to watch.
Thanks for sharing Dougo.
Get you a tennis ball to stick inside the grip of the pressure cleaner handle to hold the lever on for long periods of time.
Was going to say the same, tennis or racquetball works great.
I'm a hugger....believe Dougo needs a hug.
That Great White is like axle grease. That stuff grows exponentially. I can use a little dab somewhere and then end up with it smeared to each elbow the first time I grab the part.
Suggestion: On the 9870 when cleaning move the non-cleaning side closer to the wall giving you more room to clean the other side. Move and repeat for the opposite side.
It's impressive on how Clean you keep your equipment and your shop . Not many people care that much . What is the name of that Foam wash stuff ? How about a update on Nicole . Love the Channel . Stay warm as possible .
Beautiful looking equipment guy’s! 😎👍🏻
love seeing yall work man! yall live the life!
You guys are awesome Watching from Tennessee
Hello my cold weather friend.
From southwest Florida same thing happens (house) when warming up, 87 past 3 days.
Always make us laugh.
My favorite farm tool....big blues...Channellocks
Team work makes the dream work !
Great video. Nice clean equipment. Love the shop.
I hope and pray that you all are doing well
You can use velcro straps to hold the pressure washer wand trigger in place. Quick and cheap and works while being wet.
Prayers for the lady Nichole.
Doug O wasn't the only one who jumped. 🤣🤣🤣
God bless you and your family.
You can put a methyl hydrate kit.on your trucks so they don't freeze up.in the winter or fill your air tank up with about half methyl hydrate for winter
Machine a lasp to fit inside the pressure washer handle, can use to lock it open, flip up and out of the way for short washes.
You ever going to switch the 9870 over to tracks? Since that seems to be the way everyone wants to go anymore.
Alcoholic or de-icer isn't going to hurt any air lines on that truck. That stuff doesn't stay in the system as long you think it does. Great video, cheers :)
The big Swede should put a small Velcro strip around the trigger on the power washer ! It helps a ton when using for hours !😁 Have a great day and God bless
In Alberta because we have haul in -40, not including wind chill we use methanol in the air tanks to keep them from freezing.
Brian was just pondering his wash bay, hopefully he sees this and says I need a lift also haha
Add air brake antifreeze to all the air tanks to keep valves from freezing, it will not hurt rubber air lines.
For anyone who is interested, there is an X9 demonstrator at the Midwest equipment John Deere dealer at Elbow Lake Minnesota, it has been there for several weeks.
Oh the fun of Anti Seize. Thinking an praying for Nikki. Hope all is well
To eliminate hand fatigue while pressure washing, simply move your hand down and put the guard in between your middle and ring finger. This changes everything and the pressure will now hold wand up and helps compress trigger while also making it easier to swing around. Sounds weird but try it, it works and feels more ergonomic. I ran a pressure washer for half a decade for 20-30 hrs a week and this was only method that worked. Loose grip, use pressure and arm movement to steer it and let it pivot in palm of your hand.
I love your videos. I sure hope Nikki is feeling better
When Duogo got scared i never laughed so hard.
Right lol
There has to be a big clamp in the Larson Farm shop somewhere! I have bad joints in my hands & use clamps to run the power washer & sanders that don’t lock on.
Thanks for upload 😀
Put a zip tie loose enough around to out side of your pressure washer handle that u can pull the handle back and slide up the zip tie to hold the handle so u don't have to hold it all the time while washing...works perfect
Ha, I use this trick with my snowblower handle. Safety first and all that.
Came here to say that, you can't wash pig barns without the zip tie trick
@@LeFloop Absolutely...that's exactly where I use it
Cut a piece of pvc pipe the long way no need for a zip tie!
@@adamhoernemann9554 where do u put the pvc pipe then?
Blonde nice editing! Prayers and thoughts to you and your families! God Bless
👍👍 Those green machines sure are purdy!!
Hi Niki great job. Chet I will bring my 02 f-350 over and let you foam wash wax and polish and detail a real truck .7.3 power stroke 330000 miles on him. Blue ovals and red ovels never die 😉😊
Best channel on the Tube of You
Being from the South (72°F - Here in Florida)... Yep, You're Nutz!!
The slomos of the harvesters rollin' dirty like, love it.... ;)
Hope it’s going well in California and you’re doing a fine job editing Chet!
👍 From Cadillac Michigan
Gooooood job on the music as always i was bumpin the system. Nicole hope your doin good n feelin better.
You guys need to put a zip tie around the “throttle” not all the way tight and then when you can slide the zip tie up to shut it off. 👍🏽
INDOOR wash Rack.. So cool, and handy.. way better than muddy rock
great video combines look great, How is Nicole doing? Nicole i think Dougo loves taking care of Toby when ever he gets the chance
Seems been clean already.
Those are some big green pick up trucks
That's hilarious scarring Dougo fastest he's moved in years 😆. Thanks fer sharing
Shines up well
Try draining the air tanks before you pull the truck out of the warm shop. I bet they are drawing condensation when you pull it into shop from cold. Just a thought 🤔🤔👍👍👍✌️
Eric seems to really care about your farm like family. Hope guys that aren’t born into it might have a chance also
Great video Chet and Big Swede
those foam cannons are awesome. seen one of your videos this past summer and ordered one right away haha
driver side rear wheel looked like it might be low on the left side of that 1st combine...
You honestly think they aren’t going to notice that?
It’s hard to tell, some are supposed to be that way.
Those 2 front ones look awfully flat to me..