Chet I know you are young and strong I was too about 45 to 50 years ago all through my 20's but I am truly impressed with will willingness to tackle the wall with the cement cutter, good job Chet, where's Erik when you need him?...
Iv been pouring and demoing concrete for 25 years and I think it’s hilarious how so many couch concrete and constuction workers there are commenting on this video it looked like everything they did got the job done love the vids
Oh man have I ever run those deck saws. Mine was a 3120 husqvarna. 120cc’s. Very heavy for sure. You said don’t mess with a concrete guy lol. I agree. Same with loggers who run chainsaws all day. HOWEVER could you imagine tangling with one of the old school lumberjacks that were chopping redwoods down with axes and 2 man buck saws!!! Those guys had to be the toughest guys ever. I look at the old pictures of them standing in front of a 16 foot wide redwood literally standing IN THE FACE CUT THEY CHOPPED WITH AXES!!!! It’s just unbelievable. To think what generations before us weather it’s loggers or even farmers I mean look what the old time farmers had to do 125 years ago. I bet they were strong as an ox too. Sometimes I wonder how today’s man would handle being teleported back in time to work for a day. I bet we would have a whole new appreciation for today’s technology!!!! As always WORK SAFE 😎😎🇺🇸🇺🇸
Chet, Dougo and Eric. I can't stop laughing at the conundrums y 'all get yourselves into. Love watching your (mis)adventures. God bless and stay safe, from Ohio. Pastor Bill!
PPE is a must with cutting concrete etc. Was a bricklayer for many years...a little secret, when your cutting Chet have Dougo with a fertilizer spray bottle filled with water and keep spraying the water next to the blade when cutting=wet saw!
You couldn't cast 3 funnier individuals than Dougo, Chet and Eric. i usually have to pause the video becaiuse i'm laughing so hard i miss some of it. Great stuff.
I know it's already been said, but when you're working with cement, always wear a mask. It will come back to bite you when you're older. Water sprayed on the area also helps with the dust. God bless and keep doing what you're doing guys, all the way from Down Under.
Y’all be careful with those saws. Week and a half ago I was cutting into a water main with one (something ive done many times) and the saw kicked back on me and caught me in the chest and under my chin. Took 23 stitches to close me up.
Ran a saw like that for a whole year working for a master stone mason. Tip #1 (most important). HOOK SAW UP TO WATER!!!!! Doubles at minimum the blades like and dust is basically GONE!! Tip #2 reference tip #1 Tip#3 blade guard pivots up and down so you handle won't hit the ground and you can saw level or slightly upward.
Chet here's an idea when your arms are rested you start at the top and when they are fatigued you work the bottom at least that's what I'd do...any more questions?...
I don’t know why but Doug-O reminds me of Jim Carrey‘s the Grinch……. Because you know he’s got a big heart and he’s awesome but he’s got some rough edges and a little bit of grumpiness! I love it Doug-o keep up the great work!
@@aarongrabowski3775 I don’t mean bad grumpy I mean good grumpy like when the boys welded the door shut on the dump truck or When Doug-o was wearing those pit viper glasses….. he looks like the Grinch with the Christmas sweater on. Lol. (The look on his face that is). I’m totally kidding Doug and the boys are hilarious.
Hey Chet. love the repurpose job. Here's a tip for the next time you have to cut corrugated sheets. Grab a circular saw with a carbide blade and make quick work out of cutting a straight line as well as cutting through the 2X's on the back. Really enjoy your channel.. Miss Nickie
I am a fairly new subscriber. I enjoy your videos very much especially the back and forth between you, your dad, and Big Swede. I am also very sorry about the loss of your wife.
You are right about concrete workers and especially brick layers. Those guys have amazingly strong hands and forearms and if they get ahold of you, there's no getting away. 2 guys I went to high school with, both dads owned concrete/brick laying businesses and were some tough SOB's.
Try a skill saw with an old blade installed backwards to cut metal panels, loud as all get out, but fast going! Built a barn in Watertown as a youngster and that’s how we cut all the roof panels.
Unfortunately the way Chet feels now after running that machine is how my muscles feel most of the time with my disease. These guys are great entertainment and really appreciate them. Disable country boy from Missouri
Apart from the great videos i hope your doing ok mate. Ur an incredible young man to keep going strong with all that’s happened. One Farm TH-camr to another 👍
Thanks for the great video that was more than interesting!!! The remodel on the old hog house is coming along good and will be a great storage building when you are done with it. All of you are putting in a lot of hard work dealing with the concrete and rebar and such. The concrete saw really cut thru the concrete, dangerous machine that is. You really got the door cut in with good time. Removing all the slats will take some time I am sure. I will say this project is coming together pretty darn good. Will look forward to next video on this project. Is very interesting to see how you are doing the remodel. Thanks for taking us along. Appreciate your time to do the video. You all take care and be careful. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Always enjoy y'all's Video's, Y"all have so much Fun working together sure makes your Days go by less stressful. But then you gotta go Edit. we Thank Y"all...:)
OSHA requires vacuum attached to the tool anytime concrete is disturbed. Water is also a viable dust protection, but water has the problem of tuning to dust when dried and must be mitigated before drying. Vacuum is the best. this is to prevent Silicosis which is an extremely bad lung condition. Vacuuming is not just to protect the operator of the tool, but to protect everyone else on the job site.
You guys have the best situation comedy running since "I Love Lucy" I hope you get the job done without pain and suffering except that which we need for comedy! 🤣
I can't decide if it's more like the 3 stooges or I Love Lucy or a farm version of the Bob Newhart show or Mary Tyler Moore show...but the NorSwede accents here with the banter that takes place really cracks me up at times. Keep up the great team work Larson Farms crew...and Toby too....wherever you are!😂😂
I love it when a father and son do remodeling it is a very good learning video I wish my dad was still here to do things like this with. We used to but I’m a good watcher now lol keep up the good work you guys rock and you make me laugh thank you for the good content
Hey Chet. Hope all is well. Where can I get a patriotic Larson’s farm hat like you have in the videos. Keep praying for you. It will get better with time.
Lol, Chet did you say Swede went on vaca with his Brother and Sisters Parents? Wouldn’t that be his Mom and Dad? Great video as always. Such a beautiful farm as well. Hoping ya’ll have fantastic yields along with high prices.
You might want to put a header above that door since all your snow load will be pushing down. I have strong reservations as to that 2x6 holding the load.
I'm just a city gal from Nebrasks. but love your videos. my Dad grew up on a farm north of Brookings SD. He always said he was just a dumb swede . 🤷♀️😉😊
Hello Larson's, Here is something funny. I also have a toad in my garage, I put it outside three times and it keeps getting in so everytime I open the door I say hello toady. I have done the same thing back when I worked construction. If you want to keep the dust down you should be able to hook up a water hose to the saw or have someone spray a little water while cutting. I have a 1991 Bobcat 443 and I love the little machine. Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe.
Hook a water hose to the saw or a pump up sprayer to control the dust. also you can get one of those saws with like a chain saw that will cut concrete. It will go all the way through the wall and you can also hook water to that saw. Cut from the top down and all you have to do is guide the saw as it has enough horse power to continuouslly cut.
Chet I know you are young and strong I was too about 45 to 50 years ago all through my 20's but I am truly impressed with will willingness to tackle the wall with the cement cutter, good job Chet, where's Erik when you need him?...
I just noticed the "The Big Swede" parking sign... that is brilliant!
Chet, you aren't afraid to tackle any job I see. Impressive...
Iv been pouring and demoing concrete for 25 years and I think it’s hilarious how so many couch concrete and constuction workers there are commenting on this video it looked like everything they did got the job done love the vids
@John Miller Hi how are you?
Oh man have I ever run those deck saws. Mine was a 3120 husqvarna. 120cc’s. Very heavy for sure. You said don’t mess with a concrete guy lol. I agree. Same with loggers who run chainsaws all day. HOWEVER could you imagine tangling with one of the old school lumberjacks that were chopping redwoods down with axes and 2 man buck saws!!! Those guys had to be the toughest guys ever. I look at the old pictures of them standing in front of a 16 foot wide redwood literally standing IN THE FACE CUT THEY CHOPPED WITH AXES!!!! It’s just unbelievable. To think what generations before us weather it’s loggers or even farmers I mean look what the old time farmers had to do 125 years ago. I bet they were strong as an ox too. Sometimes I wonder how today’s man would handle being teleported back in time to work for a day. I bet we would have a whole new appreciation for today’s technology!!!! As always WORK SAFE 😎😎🇺🇸🇺🇸
Chet, Dougo and Eric. I can't stop laughing at the conundrums y 'all get yourselves into. Love watching your (mis)adventures. God bless and stay safe, from Ohio. Pastor Bill!
@Bill H Hi how are you?
Chet that saw looked it was a bear to run and looks like dougo really likes that jackhammer keep up the great work Chet.
@Samuel Walch Hi how are you?
Lmao. The bus is just around the corner, idling and warmed up with the heater on. Thanks for sharing.
@Mike Mcguire Hi how are you?
Always a good time with the Larsons
@Scott Lynch Hi how are you?
PPE is a must with cutting concrete etc. Was a bricklayer for many years...a little secret, when your cutting Chet have Dougo with a fertilizer spray bottle filled with water and keep spraying the water next to the blade when cutting=wet saw!
@Darin Peters Hi how are you?
I love Dougos dry sense of humor, love watching your channel.
@Jay Barbaro Hi how are you?
You couldn't cast 3 funnier individuals than Dougo, Chet and Eric. i usually have to pause the video becaiuse i'm laughing so hard i miss some of it. Great stuff.
I know it's already been said, but when you're working with cement, always wear a mask. It will come back to bite you when you're older. Water sprayed on the area also helps with the dust. God bless and keep doing what you're doing guys, all the way from Down Under.
Anybody else laughing a little like water helps with the dust control and if you guys notice there is an attachment for water makes life a lot easier
I was screaming at them about that. Guess he could not hear me over the saw noise
Yes. 10 or more employees, they gotta spray water for silica (dust) control.
Water lubricates and cools the blade.
@@randykov i was thinking the same thing
All Stihls have water ports. Some huskies don’t have ports for a hose pipe.
Reglar tree ring circus 'round der! Loving it. Stay safe with all yer conundrums...
@Steve Adams Hi how are you?
Love it when I get a notification that says Larson Farms has posted a new video!👍 You guys are the best!
The header over the door needs the 2x6's or 2x8's placed on end to prevent sag or failure of the wall above it. Thanks for the video.
Not to worry - there's a wall to wall truss above the opening.
@@rickhammer2374 yes, not a load bearing wall. It will depend on how they finish framing the door also.
Your right John Smith. I was just addressing the safety concerns of
of the roof coming down during construction.
Y’all be careful with those saws. Week and a half ago I was cutting into a water main with one (something ive done many times) and the saw kicked back on me and caught me in the chest and under my chin. Took 23 stitches to close me up.
Thanks for sharing love the banter most entertaining
@Michael Freehling Hi how are you?
Ran a saw like that for a whole year working for a master stone mason. Tip #1 (most important). HOOK SAW UP TO WATER!!!!! Doubles at minimum the blades like and dust is basically GONE!!
Tip #2 reference tip #1
Tip#3 blade guard pivots up and down so you handle won't hit the ground and you can saw level or slightly upward.
To spend one day with these guys would be unforgettable😁🤣
@Anthony Goossen Hi how are you?
The shield on the saw rotates so you can hold the saw at different angles.
Makes life a little easier
You guys are a funny trio. You make my day. 👍👍👍❤️
@Don Morgan Hi how are you?
it's always a good video when Dougo wants to know where the struggle bus is
Looking great and of course laughing at u guys.
Thanks for keeping me company!
God bless.
@Brian Hubbard Hi how are you?
Chet, please wear a mask when cutting that cement. The dust is really bad on the lungs. Love the videos.
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Chet’s epic quote: “That’s work… what guy wants to do that every day? Don’t ever get into a fight with a cement worker… you ain’t gonna win” 😂
Little Bob is so adorable.
Chet here's an idea when your arms are rested you start at the top and when they are fatigued you work the bottom at least that's what I'd do...any more questions?...
Oh yes Like the way Doug thinks. Dynamite 🧨
I don’t know why but Doug-O reminds me of Jim Carrey‘s the Grinch……. Because you know he’s got a big heart and he’s awesome but he’s got some rough edges and a little bit of grumpiness! I love it Doug-o keep up the great work!
Dougo is not grumpy!!! You are right about him being awesome though
@@aarongrabowski3775 I don’t mean bad grumpy I mean good grumpy like when the boys welded the door shut on the dump truck or When Doug-o was wearing those pit viper glasses….. he looks like the Grinch with the Christmas sweater on. Lol. (The look on his face that is). I’m totally kidding Doug and the boys are hilarious.
Hey Chet. love the repurpose job. Here's a tip for the next time you have to cut corrugated sheets. Grab a circular saw with a carbide blade and make quick work out of cutting a straight line as well as cutting through the 2X's on the back. Really enjoy your channel.. Miss Nickie
@gregory n Hi how are you?
WHAT!? You're kind'n me..... Doug-O is my favorite
I am a fairly new subscriber. I enjoy your videos very much especially the back and forth between you, your dad, and Big Swede. I am also very sorry about the loss of your wife.
@Craig Lyon Hi how are you?
Love how you guys keep busy to make the place Rock and Roll! Keep it up!
@Aaron Rexius Hi how are you?
You are right about concrete workers and especially brick layers. Those guys have amazingly strong hands and forearms and if they get ahold of you, there's no getting away. 2 guys I went to high school with, both dads owned concrete/brick laying businesses and were some tough SOB's.
@Robert Gorsett Hi how are you?
La disqueuse à béton est un outil particulier à manœuvrer et très fatigant, dire que certains font cela à longueur de journée, bravo à eux
You can attach most mini skid steer attachments to the boxer. Have hauled a lot of logs with a grapple attached to it.
They have a new style grapple on their large bobChet....which Dougo went out to use near the end....
very interesting , you farmers have many talents
@Gordon Jamieson Hi how are you?
I'm sure this is a lot of extra work to take us along ---------- thank's
impact drivers are my go to tool now.
We spray water on the blade when we cut concrete. It keeps the dust down and cools the blade.
@Stacy Montgomery Hi how are you?
Try a skill saw with an old blade installed backwards to cut metal panels, loud as all get out, but fast going! Built a barn in Watertown as a youngster and that’s how we cut all the roof panels.
@scott wilhelme Hi how are you?
Little House on the Prairie comment Dougo crack my shit up> You guys make my day when things are tuff
Keep the great content coming really enjoy watching the videos👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸God bless and stay safe
@Ron Schmitt Hi how are you?
Unfortunately the way Chet feels now after running that machine is how my muscles feel most of the time with my disease. These guys are great entertainment and really appreciate them. Disable country boy from Missouri
@Paul Prigge Hi how are you?
You guys make any job a riot to watch!
@Keith Grove Hi how are you?
you and your dad work good together
You guys are awesome
Seeing that Osborne feeder in there brought back a lot of memories, great idea for getting use out of the building
@chris han hi how are doing
You guys are doing a great job keep up the great work love and peace from Texas
@James Breault Hi how are you?
Really enjoyed your video Chet!! Sorry you had to work so hard!! Guess Toby stayed home today, where it was safe. Take care and be careful!!!
Apart from the great videos i hope your doing ok mate. Ur an incredible young man to keep going strong with all that’s happened. One Farm TH-camr to another 👍
Thanks for the great video that was more than interesting!!! The remodel on the old hog house is coming along good and will be a great storage building when you are done with it. All of you are putting in a lot of hard work dealing with the concrete and rebar and such. The concrete saw really cut thru the concrete, dangerous machine that is. You really got the door cut in with good time. Removing all the slats will take some time I am sure. I will say this project is coming together pretty darn good. Will look forward to next video on this project. Is very interesting to see how you are doing the remodel. Thanks for taking us along. Appreciate your time to do the video. You all take care and be careful. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
@Steve Nicoson Hi how are you?
When you build the ramp put in a trench drain across front of floor, with sump pump at one end, no water prob.
Yep.
as long as you have power and the sump pump can keep up.
@Gerry Hartung Hi how are you?
Coming along nicely. You guys are sure entertaining
Watching you three work together bis a comedy routine all in itself. Love it.
@Tom Cleghorn Hi how are you?
loved the video. Can't wait to see y'all tear out the floor. Thank you guy, all 3 of you, for a great and awesome video.
@Steve Neal Hi how are you?
Really enjoying this project. The end product will be cool
@Larry Mayberry Hi how are you?
hi chet ad friends all,best of everything,superglad yaaall back into things,am sure nickys siling down gnz
A situation? Looked like a big ol’ understatement!
I went from watching one of the first videos Erik was in to this one when I got the notification…nothing has changed between y’all lol
Awesome job guys gonna look great when it's done cheers
@Shane MacDougall Hi how are you?
The dust is very bad for you in large doses. Acute Silicosis. We have to wet saw at work whenever possible. Love y’all’s videos keep it up
Hey cornstar are you watching that's a demo saw change tha blade and it cut metal and wood no more torches. The one they have is heavy duty
@John White Hi how are you?
Water, besides keeping the dust down, also keeps the blade cool so it doesn't go dull too quickly.
@Rich Pape Hi how are you?
Always enjoy y'all's Video's, Y"all have so much Fun working together sure makes your Days go by less stressful. But then you gotta go Edit. we Thank Y"all...:)
@Forrest Wiley Hi how are you?
Larson’s are the best Dougo is cool
@Tyler Hi how are you?
OSHA requires vacuum attached to the tool anytime concrete is disturbed. Water is also a viable dust protection, but water has the problem of tuning to dust when dried and must be mitigated before drying. Vacuum is the best. this is to prevent Silicosis which is an extremely bad lung condition. Vacuuming is not just to protect the operator of the tool, but to protect everyone else on the job site.
@Ronald Wojtylko Hi how are you?
You guys have the best situation comedy running since "I Love Lucy" I hope you get the job done without pain and suffering except that which we need for comedy! 🤣
I can't decide if it's more like the 3 stooges or I Love Lucy or a farm version of the Bob Newhart show or Mary Tyler Moore show...but the NorSwede accents here with the banter that takes place really cracks me up at times. Keep up the great team work Larson Farms crew...and Toby too....wherever you are!😂😂
@@trwaintime Hi how are you?
@Patrick Smith Hi how are you?
I love it when a father and son do remodeling it is a very good learning video I wish my dad was still here to do things like this with. We used to but I’m a good watcher now lol keep up the good work you guys rock and you make me laugh thank you for the good content
@Walt cronin Hi how are you?
Hey Chet. Hope all is well. Where can I get a patriotic Larson’s farm hat like you have in the videos. Keep praying for you. It will get better with time.
@Tim Albrecht Hi how are you?
Lol, Chet did you say Swede went on vaca with his Brother and Sisters Parents? Wouldn’t that be his Mom and Dad?
Great video as always. Such a beautiful farm as well. Hoping ya’ll have fantastic yields along with high prices.
@Deano Z Hi how are you?
You might want to put a header above that door since all your snow load will be pushing down. I have strong reservations as to that 2x6 holding the load.
Nice to see that the Big Swede is back, great video's
Hurry up this is getting good :)
The renovation of the hog barn is really taking shape ! Great work thanks for taking us along for the transformation! 🇺🇸✅
No small job! Great work guys!
It's looking good.
I'm just a city gal from Nebrasks. but love your videos. my Dad grew up on a farm north of Brookings SD. He always said he was just a dumb swede . 🤷♀️😉😊
Gotta use water mano! Cuts dust, and saves blade wear and cuts easier. Just FYI. Love the videos! Keep em coming!
Man that mini skid steer is pretty handy.
“Has that bus shown up yet?”
🤣🤣
That bus is always right around every corner....
Hello Larson's,
Here is something funny. I also have a toad in my garage, I put it outside three times and it keeps getting in so everytime I open the door I say hello toady. I have done the same thing back when I worked construction. If you want to keep the dust down you should be able to hook up a water hose to the saw or have someone spray a little water while cutting. I have a 1991 Bobcat 443 and I love the little machine.
Love the video's keep up the good work and god bless and stay safe.
@Bobcat Smith Hi how are you?
Great video chet you and dougo getting it done keep up the great videos. Love them
Great job
@Raymond Van Alphen Hi how are you?
love the family together working have fun with it way to go, dad god bless
Great video thanks again
You should connect water to avoid dust on that saw
Hi Chet nice work
I’m a concrete finisher these guys are definitely out there
....The Great Wallenda...was "out there" too....😝👀😬
Good job !
Doug’s is awesome.
Time for a lower profile forklift possibly, enjoying the vide, keep them coming.👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@Lloyd Bob Hi how are you?
Hook a water hose to the saw or a pump up sprayer to control the dust. also you can get one of those saws with like a chain saw that will cut concrete. It will go all the way through the wall and you can also hook water to that saw. Cut from the top down and all you have to do is guide the saw as it has enough horse power to continuouslly cut.
And that is why I call them the 3 stooges. Like the build it looks like fun
With the demo saw it has a spot to hook up a hose to wet the blade so you don’t burn it out as fast. And definitely start from bottom going up.
really liking the demo video and awaiting the build out 👏👏👏