I never thought we’d see the actor that plays Zach, and Zach in the same scene. But they were rigging up the second pillar on the truck together...Mind bottled
I look forwards to your videos more and more. I want to add, that the editing of daily footage like this is never easy, yet you guys make it a delight to watch. Thank you for your hard work both on and off the camera!
Thanks for sharing your very busy day with us. Great as always. Loved watching the new tank going in. We all have been waiting patiently to see the diesel tank moved too. Love it.
The guys did a great job setting up the stand for the lp tank. But when setting up the second one it's better to measure in a X instead of an I I, that way you can detect when it's offset. With I I you can only detect rotation and it can still end // or \\ . With X when the numbers match it's a hit
Not going to lie, the guy you were helping to hook up the second pillar could've been your doppelganger. I thought Mrs. Millennial Farmer had done some crafty video editing until I realized it was two different people.
@@prezzle208 I don't know tree's and racing don't go very well together 😂 and I'm sure he likes the wind brake those trees give daring the Cold winter months.
Another great video Zach. Looking forward to more as your shed progresses and things in the yard are put back together. Best wishes to you and your family and here's hoping for a bumper crop this fall.
Great video Zach! Watching your new LP tank getting set up was amazing! This video involved a lot of LARGE HEAVY objects.... 😲 Can't wait until the crew starts building your new machine shed! Until your next video~~~ Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🚜
Looking at the “rust” on the bottom of your diesel tank, might I suggest when you move the tank back, that you put down a concrete pad and isolate the tank from the pad with blocks of rubber. If the tank comes in direct contact with the concrete, you have the possibility of rust, again.
Used to coat the bottom of tank with tar and then tarpaper for a barrier . Had to do that about every couple years. Was in the project several times in the chemical industry
Zach -- You shoulda had that trackhoe operator give you a bucket ride by raising the bucket and spinning the cab on the trackbase. LOL. I had an operator do that with me once back in '78 when I was a young pup working construction. It was a big thrill. It was in a Koehring Excavator about twice the size of the one you guys are using there. He cranked that big ole Detroit Diesel and away we went! LOL
Realize it takes time to get things done after what all you've been through up there. Just glad you're making progress. Hope the rest of it goes smooth for you.
So much space in the new barns. I see a visit to auctions for new second hand implements in the future, maybe even space allocated for racing stuff. Enjoy.
Considering what the crane was set up on and the pads under the floats, the crane guy doesn't appear to have tons of expirence. The man basket on the crane was extremely illegal lol and the pads were well undersized, no safety gear on what's so ever, outriggers weren't taped off for swing zone, tires not off ground, I'm sure this dude was riding his line with the computer in rigging mode.
Thanks for another great video Zach. It was interesting and enjoyable with all the crane work going on. Wow. You and Nate covered a lot of ground in one day. Gas tank. Having that old bin base to use for the tank is great. Gas tank was heavy at 10,000 pounds. Went well. Propane tank; lots of leveling and adjusting but in the end you all got it. Looks good the way you have it setup. Nice work all. Lots and lots of big machinery today. Got the job done. Zach you and Nate did a great job of making sure things were the way you wanted them. Takes time and caring. Looks great. Zach, many thanks for showing us the process and explaining for things today. Thanks for your time and patience. About it for now. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Steve. PS: your farmstead is taking shape again after the storm damage. So is your grove of trees by the house. Doing great millennial farmer and Dad and family.
I get all excited when you post a new video.. and love to see how everything is coming back into shape along with the changes after the tornado that took down the storage shed.. I can't wait to see the new shop and see how that will look in the near future. Keep it all coming .. and you make farming not only fun but very interesting
Man crane operators always amazing me by their skill and touch with heavy awkward objects as well as many equipment operators. I'm still on skid steers with hopes to work my way up to bigger more fun toys to run! Awesome work!
I agree, I can't imagine paying somebody to drop and drag a huge investment like that. Skilled installation could rotate and set that tank in one pick, (and do it much safer.) I'm almost speechless watching this crew, I can't believe it..
used to run a fertilizer plant with an anhydrous vessel and an LP vessel. I guess some times theynto use the LP for anhydrous. you had to sweep out the lp inside. Guy who did it said it was so dark a flashlight would only shine about 2 feet!
Yes. Mostly because we offer and utilize are own equipment for most jobs. So when a contractor comes out we usually are expected if not encouraged to help.
That was a lot of heavy dangerous lifting but everyone did a good job of safely making it happen. Was a busy day. Looking forward to seeing the final results?
I’m so happy that your operation use all OSHA safety procedures. 👍👍👍 Just like all farmers do all the time. All safety procedures fallowed during the filming of this video. 🤣🤪😉
One day at a time, you are slowly getting back what you lost with the storms from this spring. Any progress is just that, and you will get there in time.
Man, when it first dropped into the cradles, I thought the crane outrigger had collapsed the edge of the dirt bank! Lol I have seen that happen before, with nearly bad results...
That was a awesome "lader" 🤣🤣. Can't wait to see the between the rows uploaded. Still waiting for the Onyx new years race and a few other I sorta remember being mentioned. 🤷♂️
Zach will have to take it pretty easy till harvest. It looked like they might of actually put in a full days work and that’s a lot for a dry land farmer.
i know it's a long shot for a reply, i was wondering if you had plans to attend the farm progress show in Boone Iowa next week.? i know you might be busy, but it is a great way to end the summer!
Hey Zach, I can tell you John Deere planter is a “little” out of whack, ever thought of a kinze? On our farm, we have 4 kinze planters row and we have little problems with them, now I’m not saying that they will be perfect, but they are awesome planters. On behave of everyone that watches your videos, I love your videos!
So jealous of your weather over there. Couple hours north of me in New Zealand they just got 400+mm of rain in 2 or 3 days and been nothing but torrential down here for weeks. Been rough.
I hope that when you have the new propane tank and the old tank plumbes to the dryer that you put in all new piping and valves and go as large in pipe and velve size to match the output of the tanks. The way you are expanding you will need to increase the dryer capacity and you might as well be ready for it with the larger piping.
I didn’t see the link so illl add the second Chanel Millennial farmers second racing channel is called “between the rows”. 😎❤️
Yes, thank you! My description/link lady (also wife) is still asleep so I posted the video without her approval.
I am thinking she put them on the back burner for a while now 🤔🤣🤣
Same here I have his other channel but don't see the new video
Please update us on your parents landscaping project. Thanks
@@MillennialFarmer newest video on BTR is 3 months old
The fact that Zach does all his own stunts really adds to the authenticity.
This show is sponsored by “SimpliSafe” hahahaha
He’s like Tom cruise in that way haha
It's all approved by O.H.S
A. I am sure of right?
It's not stunts, it's called working on a farm.
@@ldm694 I’m pretty sure it was a joke there bud
I never thought we’d see the actor that plays Zach, and Zach in the same scene. But they were rigging up the second pillar on the truck together...Mind bottled
That's the actor who plays Zach and his stunt double!!!
@@neilharbott8394 Is this inception??
Shoutout to the men and women who work in construction and operate heavy machinery ! Huzza ! Huzza ! Huzza !
I look forwards to your videos more and more. I want to add, that the editing of daily footage like this is never easy, yet you guys make it a delight to watch. Thank you for your hard work both on and off the camera!
We just put down our German Shepard sarge down last week. I miss him dearly but seeing your shep makes me happy.
Thanks for sharing your very busy day with us. Great as always. Loved watching the new tank going in. We all have been waiting patiently to see the diesel tank moved too. Love it.
No OSHA violations in this video! good job guys!
Through all of this, I appreciate your taking the time to record it... interesting event to watch. 👍
The grove by the house looks like a great place for a new dirt track!!!
The guys did a great job setting up the stand for the lp tank.
But when setting up the second one it's better to measure in a X instead of an I I, that way you can detect when it's offset. With I I you can only detect rotation and it can still end // or \\ . With X when the numbers match it's a hit
It would be nice to have the energy those pups have.
😂😂
!!! Nomination for an Academy Award. One of the best videos of the year. Thank you Zach; makes me wish I could work on your farm.
Come on people! Get this family to 1 million!!!
Where's the New shed? Love the updates and keeping the place clean!!
Not going to lie, the guy you were helping to hook up the second pillar could've been your doppelganger. I thought Mrs. Millennial Farmer had done some crafty video editing until I realized it was two different people.
Hey zach i know itll be more mowing but if you put grass seed in that grove by your house itll be a pretty yard with scattered trees
That is a real good crew you have out there. Everything appeared to go very smooth and no one got hurt.
Sorry about the tree loss but it's a great opportunity for you and your family to plant some new ones together.
I was just like onyx is excited cause now he has more track space.🤣
@@prezzle208 I don't know tree's and racing don't go very well together 😂 and I'm sure he likes the wind brake those trees give daring the Cold winter months.
Another great video Zach. Looking forward to more as your shed progresses and things in the yard are put back together. Best wishes to you and your family and here's hoping for a bumper crop this fall.
I’m pretty sure I’ve welded on that new tank of yours! Congratulations Zach!
Good job - I see it survived their drop test when they landed it in the perch.
@@timgulotta7595 So very true, that's a good one.
Always nice to see progress on projects will look good all cleaned up with the landscaping
You are going to be driving the safety Sally’s crazy. I love it.
The setting of the tank was startling!
Great video Zach! Watching your new LP tank getting set up was amazing! This video involved a lot of LARGE HEAVY objects.... 😲 Can't wait until the crew starts building your new machine shed! Until your next video~~~ Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🚜
Looking at the “rust” on the bottom of your diesel tank, might I suggest when you move the tank back, that you put down a concrete pad and isolate the tank from the pad with blocks of rubber. If the tank comes in direct contact with the concrete, you have the possibility of rust, again.
Used to coat the bottom of tank with tar and then tarpaper for a barrier . Had to do that about every couple years. Was in the project several times in the chemical industry
Congratulations on the new building, Morton is a really good company
Congrats on the tank
Zach -- You shoulda had that trackhoe operator give you a bucket ride by raising the bucket and spinning the cab on the trackbase. LOL. I had an operator do that with me once back in '78 when I was a young pup working construction. It was a big thrill. It was in a Koehring Excavator about twice the size of the one you guys are using there. He cranked that big ole Detroit Diesel and away we went! LOL
Great video Zach
I love this channel. It shows me how much work there is on a farm and what work they actually do. 👍
Man…… I remember the Millennial Farmer.
He used to take care of us with great videos loaded with glorious content.
Good times
Realize it takes time to get things done after what all you've been through up there. Just glad you're making progress.
Hope the rest of it goes smooth for you.
Hey great video on this subject. Lots of pictures and angles, and the voice-over is done very well.
That was really interesting Zach. Thank you 👍🏻
So much space in the new barns. I see a visit to auctions for new second hand implements in the future, maybe even space allocated for racing stuff. Enjoy.
Wow!!! The precision the crane operator has to put that tank in the spot you wanted it is incredible!
Considering what the crane was set up on and the pads under the floats, the crane guy doesn't appear to have tons of expirence. The man basket on the crane was extremely illegal lol and the pads were well undersized, no safety gear on what's so ever, outriggers weren't taped off for swing zone, tires not off ground, I'm sure this dude was riding his line with the computer in rigging mode.
6:36 one of the best parts “that was a cool trick” 😂😂🤣🤣
I liked how Zach help them put in the pillars even though he’s the one paying for their labor
Great video. Seeing your beautiful woods gone sucks. Have a great day.
Those two dogs sure add a lot to your videos. Always fun to watch them. Two big tanks set without a problem.
Where all the trees are gone beside the house looks like I good spot for a pond
Love watching the farming videos from Millennial Farmer
Thanks for another great video Zach. It was interesting and enjoyable with all the crane work going on.
Wow. You and Nate covered a lot of ground in one day.
Gas tank. Having that old bin base to use for the tank is great. Gas tank was heavy at 10,000 pounds. Went well.
Propane tank; lots of leveling and adjusting but in the end you all got it. Looks good the way you have it setup.
Nice work all.
Lots and lots of big machinery today. Got the job done.
Zach you and Nate did a great job of making sure things were the way you wanted them. Takes time and caring. Looks great.
Zach, many thanks for showing us the process and explaining for things today. Thanks for your time and patience.
About it for now. You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy.
Steve.
PS: your farmstead is taking shape again after the storm damage. So is your grove of trees by the house. Doing great millennial farmer and Dad and family.
Great awesome video zach. From a distance it looks bigger but got close it’s not much bigger , however your LP storage is increased by a lot
' bout doubled...
When Zach was in the mobile labber the frist thing that came to mind was " beam me up Scotty" 😆 🤣
Love all your videos. As a big city girl I love seeing how the agriculture world works. I miss seeing Jim I sure do hope he’s ok.
I get all excited when you post a new video.. and love to see how everything is coming back into shape along with the changes after the tornado that took down the storage shed.. I can't wait to see the new shop and see how that will look in the near future. Keep it all coming .. and you make farming not only fun but very interesting
Holi! 😏 That guy helping you with the second pillar Zach is your clone on camera from a distance! 6:10 😹❤️🖖🏼🇺🇸
We get that a lot lol
Man crane operators always amazing me by their skill and touch with heavy awkward objects as well as many equipment operators. I'm still on skid steers with hopes to work my way up to bigger more fun toys to run! Awesome work!
I'd suggest joining the 49ers and avoid doing what this operator did because it's pretty far from good and safe
@@tylerg1626 yeah that was brutal basically dropped it!
I agree, I can't imagine paying somebody to drop and drag a huge investment like that. Skilled installation could rotate and set that tank in one pick, (and do it much safer.) I'm almost speechless watching this crew, I can't believe it..
Not gonna lie my heart might have skipped a beat when they dropped the tank down 😅
I’m scared of heights and these guys make it look easy . Gord big job xox
used to run a fertilizer plant with an anhydrous vessel and an LP vessel. I guess some times theynto use the LP for anhydrous. you had to sweep out the lp inside. Guy who did it said it was so dark a flashlight would only shine about 2 feet!
New tank was neat .ALL Zach needs is a Railway Spur to bring in propane by Railway
Getting the job done safely 👍☺️
Don't you just love those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer ? ;) That was great to watch.
Great video Zach! Thanks!
I almost jumped out of the way of my computer when that sucker rolled into the cradle. Nice work fellas.
What an awesome OSHA approved lift you have!
It usually costs extra when you help. Is it different for farmers? 😃
Yes. Mostly because we offer and utilize are own equipment for most jobs. So when a contractor comes out we usually are expected if not encouraged to help.
This guy plays the millennial farmer so well, he should get a million subscribers
That was a lot of heavy dangerous lifting but everyone did a good job of safely making it happen. Was a busy day. Looking forward to seeing the final results?
I’m so happy that your operation use all OSHA safety procedures. 👍👍👍
Just like all farmers do all the time.
All safety procedures fallowed during the filming of this video. 🤣🤪😉
Your awesome millennial farmer keep up the great work love your videos I would love to meet you some day!!!
It’s all coming along nicely good on ya mate
Your Pop is a smart, hard working man.....old school
Glad to see it all went well. Would love to see where the crops are at!
One day at a time, you are slowly getting back what you lost with the storms from this spring. Any progress is just that, and you will get there in time.
Man, when it first dropped into the cradles, I thought the crane outrigger had collapsed the edge of the dirt bank! Lol
I have seen that happen before, with nearly bad results...
Good job 👍
Thanks for the video, Heavy equipment right down my alley for a lot of years on the Railway.❤❤
That was a awesome "lader" 🤣🤣. Can't wait to see the between the rows uploaded. Still waiting for the Onyx new years race and a few other I sorta remember being mentioned. 🤷♂️
Deater knows how to drive a crane that’s for sure
Good job, from an old crane foreman
Ooooo Nice segue!! Into that Simply Safe
I love your channel, from a fellow Minnesotan!
They are huge, (what masters)!
I'm not sure the tank seated properly, was it dropped hard enough?
Zach will have to take it pretty easy till harvest. It looked like they might of actually put in a full days work and that’s a lot for a dry land farmer.
Hate to see the damage you received but always love seeing the farm grow!!
Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!
Looking good.
Thanks for sharing with us!
i know it's a long shot for a reply, i was wondering if you had plans to attend the farm progress show in Boone Iowa next week.? i know you might be busy, but it is a great way to end the summer!
The first time the new tank fell on the supports was pretty bad. I thought I saw the tank bend.
It might be a good idea to pressure test it.
That is some precision work!!! Well done to the guys setting those pillars!!
Hey Zach, I can tell you John Deere planter is a “little” out of whack, ever thought of a kinze? On our farm, we have 4 kinze planters row and we have little problems with them, now I’m not saying that they will be perfect, but they are awesome planters. On behave of everyone that watches your videos, I love your videos!
@WhatsApp①⑦④⑦⑤⑥⑥⑦⓪④⑦ bro you imposters..
good job zach
Wow !! At 6:00 the Zach stunt double had to enter the scene to help get the 2nd pillar ready for the lift
Many Tanks for this great video!!
That was pretty interest too watch.
You should put a orchard where the trees were
So jealous of your weather over there. Couple hours north of me in New Zealand they just got 400+mm of rain in 2 or 3 days and been nothing but torrential down here for weeks. Been rough.
That's what you get for living in the south Island 😂❤️😂 to be fair manawatu bit damp also and yes I am jealous when I see that weather also.
@Andrew Grey I have been there in the winter and it's shit😂
looking good...harvest just around the cornor got goldenrod starting to bloom up here in pa
That was very nice. Love to see all that happening on the farm
Nice additional storage you put there.
You are explaining everything very well
That crane looked pretty handy, but I'm sure Dita could've moved everything himself with enough Come-a-longs
Your really doing it Harry
I hope that when you have the new propane tank and the old tank plumbes to the dryer that you put in all new piping and valves and go as large in pipe and velve size to match the output of the tanks. The way you are expanding you will need to increase the dryer capacity and you might as well be ready for it with the larger piping.