Just love the conversation Adrian has with his subscribers as that’s how it comes across to me, taking the time to describe where he’s at and the methodical approach and the hands on level of his content is brilliant. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into producing the vlogs and I foe one are so please on the successful outcome of the merch.... well deserved... you reap what you sow. See you after 👏🏻🚜
Well Adrian your lucky to have your helpers with you, makes jobs around the farm much easier, mine have flown the nest a long time and sure do miss them. Great clippers have one....
Cows are intelligent when they want to be, I dunno if you saw my reply about the bronze clutch but when we priced it, it was around 200 euro more expensive than the normal type
A simple crush Is always the best. Don't over complicate it. Simple post a rails works well. Round posts are much safer for your arms and the cows. I don't like rsjs as they have a flat sharp edge. You don't want panels with uprights in the middle, although they are stronger, the more uprights in a crush the harder it is to inject cattle. Alse don't make it wider than 31 inches. The cattle will all Bury their head on the inside of the one in front of a crush if it is too wide.
@@PC-oi5yf Yeah we always had a step. It's a great advantage if you're trying to restrain a wild one, though also a bloody nuisance if you ever drop something on the ground in the crush.
Great stuff. Bought a battery clipper two years ago and I do half a round of cows while the other side is walking out. One of the best time savers I ever bought. Can't wait to see the new crush in action. Lad next door to me has the cows out full time and they've completely ruined 2 fields and we've dry land in Limerick. I trained as a fitter myself , only thing you've to look out for with a mig welder are the tips of the torch, keep em clean. You can get a tub of antispatter that you dip the hit torch in and don't do vertical down welds . No penetration so no strength in the weld.
Adrian if you get an oul sweet tin and fill it with half diesel and half engine oil and dip the clippers into it between each cow they go a lot better and keeps them right because that oiler yoke that comes with them is a joke just a suggestion of what we do ourselves
Probably a bit but it’s the first greasing, apart from the mess you can never really over grease, but yes a single pump regularly is the way to go for sure 👍
Hi great video when you grease a double yoke shaft you need to take the big cone off and if you look in the middle of the uj you will see a little pinch that with some long nose pliers and that will grease the back ujs if not it just put its in the centre cup. Hope this helps.
We have the same clippers since last year. Good strong cut but the battery does be falling out. Tape is keeping it together but during the spring its used everyday so it can take a proper beating
If your putting up a crush chute ,consider putting up two sets of posts and rails and not just against a wall as that gives you access on both sides and a Morris or Ritchie head gate
Adrian would ya consider doing kids boiler suits? Would love to get one for the little one as it would be handy out around the farm at home and she loves watching your channel with me! 👍
I made a crush with rails and bars I found when I built the new crush coming out of the house better as they were going from the dark to the light where as the old old they were slow going into it
Great video Adrian. If be very interested in watching you set up the mig welder if you don't mind videoing it, warts n all type video. Love you explaining you're thought process with what you do and decide. Cheers.
May I suggest you pierce the top of bottle with the needle before putting it on the gun I find the plastic spike can snap off or worse it is blunt and pushes the rubber into the bottle doesn't happen often but has happened
Hey Adrian top vid as always🤙🤙you should get a clear fill tube for ur tank!!! I fitted one on my abbey!! There a must!! Very handy to see what you have left in tank for paddocks or if there is any problems sucking!! You can order the tube kit from abbey!!!🤙🤙🤙🤩
Did you see Pat Hughes retro fit dribble bar in the Farmers Journal this week? Looks to be a better job for hilly ground like yours, keep the weight on the tractor....
Hi Adrian, good video again. Can I ask the name of your anti-backing gate in the crush? Would you recommend it? Maybe you discussed it in another video. thanks, Patrick
Good afternoon. Well done on another great video. If you haven't already got a cylinder yet I highly recommend hobby weld for a rent free cylinder for you mig. Iv been using them for a couple of years and happy knowing that I'm not paying for a cylinders that's not on rental per month. Stay safe 🏴 👌 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm www.hobbyweld.co.uk there seems to be a good few places over Ireland now stocking so fingers crossed for you will get near by yourselfs. Stay safe 🏴 👌 👍
Another great video well done .Could u give my son a brithday shout out next Sunday .it will be his 12th brithday next Sunday and thinks the world of u and ur videos 👍
The milk and TH-cam must be doing well your always buying 🤣 just joking great to see someone doing well for themselves👍🏻 alway enjoy your vids and great to see someone taking safety first. Is that a 3/8 ratchet? I bought a 1/2 Milwaukee ratchet but find it bulky to hold in my hand.
When you buy gas for welder there is a company that refill medium sized cylinder. Just buy cylinder and pay for refill every time. No need to pay for expensive rental of cylinder Annually plus paying for refill
@@IFarmWeFarm Was thinking that. I know a guy had a 1300 and bought a 2000 same as yours, reckons the bigger tank was easier pulled. You wouldn’t think it but being more level with the tractor seems to make a huge difference. Great content as always👍
@@IFarmWeFarm I bet that those new tires and rims you are getting for it will help even more. How will they affect the clearance on your fenders? Will you have to put new springs on the axel?
If only i could wake up to one of your videos everyday 🤪👍
We all would love it
Just love the conversation Adrian has with his subscribers as that’s how it comes across to me, taking the time to describe where he’s at and the methodical approach and the hands on level of his content is brilliant. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into producing the vlogs and I foe one are so please on the successful outcome of the merch.... well deserved... you reap what you sow. See you after 👏🏻🚜
Thank you lad, appreciate that greatly 👌👍
Well Adrian your lucky to have your helpers with you, makes jobs around the farm much easier, mine have flown the nest a long time and sure do miss them. Great clippers have one....
There back to school on Monday, don’t know whether to celebrate or cry 😜
Really enjoy your passion on your farm
I love a Sunday now with yourself Gerry and Phil !! Best part plug the whole weekend !! 👌👌
Really likin how ya talk up who ya do business with, that's the way a feller should do er. Do em right that does right to ya. -J
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Cows are intelligent when they want to be, I dunno if you saw my reply about the bronze clutch but when we priced it, it was around 200 euro more expensive than the normal type
Your farm is a credit to you, you must have great SCC and TBC . Great video keep up the good work.
Another enjoyable Sunday thanks for that look forward to the next one
Nicole has the manic touch. Cows look so clean and neat when clipped. Thank you for sharing.
🇮🇪🐄🚜🇺🇸😷👍
We all want to see you make a go-kart!!!
Can't wait for the vlogs A. when test out the new welder
Grate video adrian our little farmers of the future love watching on a Sunday evening 👍👍
So professionally put together love the videos and the music!!
Great Family Man love the Kids all ways with you and helping you. 👍🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☘️
Just got my ifarmwefarm beanies delivered tday they are very good quality thank u
Great stuff thanks for the support mate
A simple crush Is always the best. Don't over complicate it. Simple post a rails works well. Round posts are much safer for your arms and the cows. I don't like rsjs as they have a flat sharp edge. You don't want panels with uprights in the middle, although they are stronger, the more uprights in a crush the harder it is to inject cattle. Alse don't make it wider than 31 inches. The cattle will all Bury their head on the inside of the one in front of a crush if it is too wide.
And also put in a step it makes a big difference
I've seen several square box crushes, pretty impressive and much easier to put a.i gates and the likes onto after. Gerry 6420 has a lovely one.
@@PC-oi5yf Yeah we always had a step. It's a great advantage if you're trying to restrain a wild one, though also a bloody nuisance if you ever drop something on the ground in the crush.
Great stuff. Bought a battery clipper two years ago and I do half a round of cows while the other side is walking out. One of the best time savers I ever bought. Can't wait to see the new crush in action. Lad next door to me has the cows out full time and they've completely ruined 2 fields and we've dry land in Limerick.
I trained as a fitter myself , only thing you've to look out for with a mig welder are the tips of the torch, keep em clean. You can get a tub of antispatter that you dip the hit torch in and don't do vertical down welds . No penetration so no strength in the weld.
Thanks for “tips” 🤣. I’m currently learning how to use it from TH-cam 🙈
You take very good care of your cows
Great video as always and you've great help there in Nicole she's always smiling great to see.
She’s unbelievable, her sisters are equally a great help but Nicole has that naturally ability about her. 👍
Adrian if you get an oul sweet tin and fill it with half diesel and half engine oil and dip the clippers into it between each cow they go a lot better and keeps them right because that oiler yoke that comes with them is a joke just a suggestion of what we do ourselves
Great video lots going on some thing to do on a wet and windy Sunday morning.🚜🇮🇪
Delighted to see you doing well Adrian 👍
Great video. Ur over greasing shaft. Little n often and Ul get way longer out of the cross in ur pto.
Probably a bit but it’s the first greasing, apart from the mess you can never really over grease, but yes a single pump regularly is the way to go for sure 👍
Yes you are right try not too over grease . It damages seals and let's in dirt . I've done it many times.
Hi great video when you grease a double yoke shaft you need to take the big cone off and if you look in the middle of the uj you will see a little pinch that with some long nose pliers and that will grease the back ujs if not it just put its in the centre cup. Hope this helps.
Yip I seen that, all done and ready, thanks for the tip lad 👍👍
We have the same clippers since last year. Good strong cut but the battery does be falling out. Tape is keeping it together but during the spring its used everyday so it can take a proper beating
Massey looking great after polish...
I am a small farmers in Cornwall England, and have a Bateman ambassador squeeze crush very nice bit of equipment.
No grants either
Great video Adrian from just over the border in Monaghan👍👍
I have never done cattle before only an odd time with my cousin and you make me want to get a few calfs
U have a great little helper. Good video. 🚜👍
Great Video Adrian.
If your putting up a crush chute ,consider putting up two sets of posts and rails and not just against a wall as that gives you access on both sides and a Morris or Ritchie head gate
Adrian would ya consider doing kids boiler suits? Would love to get one for the little one as it would be handy out around the farm at home and she loves watching your channel with me! 👍
Yes there almost ready, will be available in about a week or less
Greetings from Canada. Always enjoy watching your videos.
You do some job keep everything so clean workn yourself love your channel Adrian brilliant job 👍
Great video I see you have a little helpers keep safe 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍🏴🏴👩🌾👩🌾😷😷🚜🚜
I made a crush with rails and bars I found when I built the new crush coming out of the house better as they were going from the dark to the light where as the old old they were slow going into it
Keep up the good work mate
i love that your farm is so clean!
Great video Adrian. If be very interested in watching you set up the mig welder if you don't mind videoing it, warts n all type video.
Love you explaining you're thought process with what you do and decide.
Cheers.
Great video Adrian 👍😁keep it up
bought one of them clippers yesterday nice to see it working good job tank be fine machine with dribble bar on it
We love them, super power to them
Great video
I see you also keep old number plates from past vehicle s would you tell us about the past vehicle s sometime
Yes I will do just that sometime for sure 👍
Great video Adrian keep up the great work hope all is well 👌👌👍🚜🚜🚜
Good man Adrian,I love to see how neat and tidy you work, that's the job 👌
As I said the very best of luck and good fortune with the online store. 🍀🖒
It would be an idea to put a couple of gates up the new crush so if an animal goes down it would be handier to get them on their feet
May I suggest you pierce the top of bottle with the needle before putting it on the gun I find the plastic spike can snap off or worse it is blunt and pushes the rubber into the bottle doesn't happen often but has happened
Brilliant vlog and enjoyable as per norm A, that dosing syringe looks a handy thing to have, battery clippers a must to have
Check shafted with full lock on 2 c if need 2 cut any of as it cud cause problems
Well on the way to 32k already 😳 very well deserved lad !! 😎😎👌👌
Right great vid today!!!!
Good video
A brilliant video Adrian best of luck with everything
Other great video, i learn so much from you. That crush is dangerous ok for quiet cows. Ur other crush in farm 2 is the job.
Great video would you think of going up cow numbers
Not sure, land is hard to come by in our parts, and when it does people would literally screw each other to get. Talking from bad a experience👍👏
@@IFarmWeFarm ye same everywhere
Hey Adrian top vid as always🤙🤙you should get a clear fill tube for ur tank!!! I fitted one on my abbey!! There a must!! Very handy to see what you have left in tank for paddocks or if there is any problems sucking!! You can order the tube kit from abbey!!!🤙🤙🤙🤩
I will try that for sure, would love one fitted
Great video great content id suggest purchasing a 1/2 sized argon bottle against renting one as you are not welding full time
Did you see Pat Hughes retro fit dribble bar in the Farmers Journal this week? Looks to be a better job for hilly ground like yours, keep the weight on the tractor....
Good video Adrian 👍
Hi Adrian, good video again. Can I ask the name of your anti-backing gate in the crush? Would you recommend it? Maybe you discussed it in another video. thanks, Patrick
You're a great man to vaccinate Adrian, I wish someone would vaccinate me !
Good afternoon. Well done on another great video. If you haven't already got a cylinder yet I highly recommend hobby weld for a rent free cylinder for you mig. Iv been using them for a couple of years and happy knowing that I'm not paying for a cylinders that's not on rental per month. Stay safe 🏴 👌 👍
Can you send me a link to them please, sounds good to me 👌👍
@@IFarmWeFarm www.hobbyweld.co.uk there seems to be a good few places over Ireland now stocking so fingers crossed for you will get near by yourselfs. Stay safe 🏴 👌 👍
If your putting a dribble bar on tank mastec is the only dribble for the job
Great video 📹 👍
Great video :)
Keep up the good vids lsd
We have had a pto shaft like that for 5 years and one shear bolt is all we did to it
Great work mate
I love the way your cows and the farm are kept so clean it’s a credit to you
I was looking at a sealy welder, so can you give a review of what it is like, thanks
Can you show us how to stick weld
Could you make a video on the go kart projects you’ve done sound interesting,keep up the good work 👍
Another great video well done .Could u give my son a brithday shout out next Sunday .it will be his 12th brithday next Sunday and thinks the world of u and ur videos 👍
Forgot to put the birthday boys name on the the mgs .he is called Jack mcgaffin from katesbridge in the north
I can’t do shoutout John cause I done one it wouldn’t be fair on others if you get me, we get quite a few each day. Perhaps pm me 😉
Trade in that quad for a side by side Adrian, at the very least fit a rollover bar.
Cows are very smart my heifer opens your coat pockets looking for some bread 😂
The milk and TH-cam must be doing well your always buying 🤣 just joking great to see someone doing well for themselves👍🏻 alway enjoy your vids and great to see someone taking safety first. Is that a 3/8 ratchet? I bought a 1/2 Milwaukee ratchet but find it bulky to hold in my hand.
What did you use to polish your massey
Auto Glym, Compound first then polish. Have to wax it yet
@@IFarmWeFarm Thanks the same thing happened my 6480
Just noticed the extension on the vacuum pump exhaust. Do you ever suck in a little diesel to clean the vanes after slurry season?
Yes just once a year or so, Keeps them liners clean 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm Super!!!
Nice work 👌😁
Great vid, what type of cows are they Adrian, British friesian ?
Yes there’s a video on the cows and the breeds we chose, if you check back
When you buy gas for welder there is a company that refill medium sized cylinder. Just buy cylinder and pay for refill every time. No need to pay for expensive rental of cylinder Annually plus paying for refill
Yes I would rather that, not going to rent as I would be doing enough with it for that 👍👍
Make sure to keep oil onto that clippers
Would you consider a diet feeder
Great video Adrian.. As always. Can i ask, what are your (typical) milking times?
Usually 6.30/7.30am and 5.30/6.30pm. Summer time hours 👍
Do the calves get done for lepto
No you only do the adults animals when they come to breeding age
What’s the heaviest or thickest steel that you think you could weld with your Jefferson 160 inverter welder?
I’ve welded 10ml without a bother
@@IFarmWeFarm Thanks.
Could you explain why you started vaccinating for Lepto? Had you fertility problems? Did you blood test first to see if it was in the herd?
Yes I did explain in a video, we had fertility issues, we run a series of milk test which confirmed the high presents of lepto
Brilliant video Adrian I'm a bit confused does a dribble bar have to run hydraulically or can it be pto driven
No dribble bar is hydraulic but it just means the pump with be run separately so your oil flow won’t be under the same usage
Thanks for the reply 👌👍
you should get a job vaccinating for covid, i reckon the country would be done in a week, great vid .thanks adrian
And do a few lockdown haircuts all in one 😜
Any suggestions on a cheap welder to learn with, want to start doing wee bits and pieces
Jefferson 160a, there very cheap for what you get and can work off a square plug.
Where did ya get that grease gun ??
Just in our local co.opp a few years back, very common 👍
How do you find the new tanker to pull in comparison to the old 1600.??
Way easier to pull and on ground
@@IFarmWeFarm Was thinking that. I know a guy had a 1300 and bought a 2000 same as yours, reckons the bigger tank was easier pulled. You wouldn’t think it but being more level with the tractor seems to make a huge difference. Great content as always👍
@@IFarmWeFarm I bet that those new tires and rims you are getting for it will help even more. How will they affect the clearance on your fenders? Will you have to put new springs on the axel?
Adrian could you give name or product number for the wild angle pto shaft.
How is the calving going Adrian
11 left, it will be a slower finish because of the repeats from Lepto, hopefully that will improve this year
What kind of money 💰 is the welder going to cost you between the welder and bottle of gas . I am thinking of getting mig welder .
There’s a link to view it in the video’s description lad 👍, have to rent a gas bottle
Do u have a Yamaha blaster
Had one years ago, and a raptor, banshee too
You won't use the stick welder much again once ya get uses to the mig there some job is
Ahh I don’t know, love that stick welder 🤷🏻♂️😜