My first job in 1976 at 14 was working at an elevator in Dike Iowa! One of my jobs was to be lowered into silos on a harness with a respirator and grain shovel to level off the corn and beans!
If you put a geotechnical fabric over the existing driveways and a new layer of gravel on top of them it should help clean up your yard. The geotechnical fabric separates the soil from the gravel and keeps the mud to a minimum. Love the show. Keep up the great work.
Our 9870 does the same thing if it sits a while. Seems to help if you just turn the key on without cranking it, there’s a lift pump that runs and helps prime it all up. Even cycle it a few times. That usually does the trick on ours
Zach im just getting over some kinda sickness. Wasnt covid or flu but man have i coughed a lot. Feel better. Get ur rest and pound the vitamins down 🚜🚜
When I saw that "Robo-Probe" "thingy," the grain elevator used to test your semi's corn it brought back memories of my high-school years. My Dad worked for an outfit that went around and tested grain at elevators and barges for moisture and foreign material. Of course, they didn't have automatic probes back then. Just long poles they had to use by old fashion elbow grease.
Your dry humor and sarcasm works well!!........Probably why you have so many subs......Good job!,,,,,,Very entertaining even when you are sick!! 😀....Thx!!
When you put the new dryer in have them set it high enough to drive the skid steer under for cleaning season. Or at least high enough to walk under. Also tile the driveway to allow the water to drain off. Bet Randy would love to tile the driveway for you. Have them check the block heater it might be bad or weak.
Hey Zach I love your videos, I was just gonna tell you that my friend FaceTimed me to show me he seen you at the farm show in Texas. Well thanks for saying Hi it’s really means a lot to me! Keep Up The Good Work!!
Love the long line of JD tractors. Always like seeing green & yellow in the fields. Hope you feeling better soon! Greetings from Texas.🌞 (We had a high of 87° in central TX today. Not bad for February!)
It costs money, but if you put larger rock, like 2-4 inch quarry spall down first on your driveway and yard, then top with 1 inch crushed clean rock, that should make a massive difference in how muddy your yard gets. But sometimes it just can't be helped. I do know if you put straight gravel on top of dirt, the mud will never go away
Homeschooling and Farming are a perfect fit. One of the best decisions my wife and I have made. Nothing better than learning and working side by side as a family.
Winter has been very mild in NE Washington too. We had about 6" or so of snow in January. I typically rack about 80-100 miles of plowing with my Ranger around my house and shop each winter. This winter I've plowed one evening, then the next day, only doing about 6 miles of plowing. I honestly don't miss the plowing, but the lack of snow in concerning for water and wildfire season. Last summer there were two nasty fires near Spokane, WA that started the same day.
Hi Zack. Loved the video. Just watched Ag With Emma on her channel on the 29th of Feb. She demoed a new9rx. The tractor she drove had no DEF. Higher hp than the new case. Pulled a big drill and other implements up to 14mph. Bigger cab and other improvements to the tractor. Demoe time for you.
Indeed, as a seasoned enthusiast of cold starts, I must say that this particular instance was truly exceptional, ranking among the finest I have ever encountered.🎉
You may want to pour some Heet in the fuel tank of that combine. When it gets really cold like that of course the fuel can gel up and if there is any water in it just a little bit that will cut the fuel pressure down to against nothing. Its really irrating but Heet usually takes care of it.
You may want to put 3/4 clean stone down the clean stone gets pushed into the mud after a few times its will pack like concrete.ive done that in driveways and parking lots
What was the turn around time to fix the 780? Keep up the great work and thanks for all that you do…Watching from Western NY closest I’ve came to the farm was helping out on a cow farm and seeing a couple combines up close…they are amazing…Stay safe and you have a new subscriber here!
Congrats on the new Duramax truck! I have a dually similar to one of the duallys you have in your fleet. Side note, as of 8:40pm PST on Friday 2/23/24, this video is #35 on Trending here on TH-cam.
Zach, you and I are both snowmobile guys. As much of a pain in the ass it is to move snow, it sure would be nice to take the sleds out for a ride. No snow around grand forks
Don't know if you have have noticed or not but the milder the winter the longer, colder and wetter the springs are. Good luck with that if I were you I'd make any plans you can to get ready for that.
Zack, I just gotten over the curd that’s been going around and yeah it’s nasty. Took two weeks but now I’m feeling better, but it will zap you pretty good for sure.
Your yard looks like the yard at the place I work. And let me tell you. Driving around in a 8000lb (lift) forklift is just as wonderful as you would think it would be. I might need to get a steel spine really soon. Lol.
Talking about dogs chasing tires my Uncle had a dog at his greenhouse operation that bit a forklift tire as it was moving it went around a couple times but came out okay but never went near the forklift again feel better.
I farm in Bakersfield, Ca. In the beginning of this video around 1:18 could someone explain what this is. I'm guessing a moisture probe of some sort possibly? Ive never seen one a day in my life lol. Thanks.
Another excellent video MF. What a sad world we live in when there’s people starving and we are putting grain in fuel ( do they save some of the grain for food?) also having acres and acres of land for “solar farms” Is it the same over there ?
Thanks for another great video Zach It was interesting and enjoyable. No Busy time for you with lots of corn hauling and equipment maintenance and just getting things done that need attention. Winter time for you. Sorry you are not feeling well. At least you got tested. Good thing to do. Hopefully you are feeling better tomorrow for your trip tomorrow. If not stay home until you feel better. Take care of yourself Zach. About it I guess. You take care. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
First time I got tested for COVID years ago it left me with a nosebleed for 12 hours so I hear you about the eye watering bit. Sorry to hear you're under the weather. Thanks for doing what you do despite that. Seems almost antithetical for a millennial. :)
Either is pottant stuff. He got in the tractor and turned the key on but being cold it just cranked and cranked. The next time he reached on the side of the steering column and pushed a button and the tractor started right up. He said "Thank goodness for Ether".@@Drew-in-NoDak
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Hey not sure why I couldn't comment in the main page but. What happen to Cat Dog?
Loved the Alec Balwin reference! lmao
@@danielstopka1313 he moved to a different farm I believe. Sad to see an iconic figure leave
@@JD-Films1cat dog
@@danielstopka1313 He moved to the neighbor's house.
You know because Jim has been gone, those Yankum ropes have been collecting some dust, you need to get him out there to wear the dust off😂
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Jim’s still stuck, just on the couch this time. He still might need a pullout in the spring.
@@Len_M. 😂 hopefully he gets better and we see him out on the farm again
I will take responsibility for the way this winter is. I bought a new tractor and snowblower in April of last year for my birthday.
I thought it was the opposite, if you buy a new snow blower, it won't snow at all! Lol
@ke6gwf exactly. It's barely snowed at all in the upper midwest
The CBoys interview brought me here and the video quality will keep me here!
I like the way you open your videos talking to your dogs. Nice touch. Keep it up!
Who knew a John Deere combine sounds like a German Shepherd barking.
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It's part of the built in warning system.
@@persistentwind I've delivered my fair share of them. Must be an add on at purchase.
You might want to try and find an old Fendt from the 70s - 80s. The then used MWM engines sound just like Weimaraners.
@@alexveldhuis6004 🤣🤣🤣
My first job in 1976 at 14 was working at an elevator in Dike Iowa! One of my jobs was to be lowered into silos on a harness with a respirator and grain shovel to level off the corn and beans!
That doesn't sound super enjoyable!
You had a rope AND a respirator?!
Wuss
If you put a geotechnical fabric over the existing driveways and a new layer of gravel on top of them it should help clean up your yard. The geotechnical fabric separates the soil from the gravel and keeps the mud to a minimum. Love the show. Keep up the great work.
That sounds like a lot of work, but I'm going to check into it!
SEATBELT!!! Unplug the wire just below where the buckle snaps in. It will never ding again.
Hope you get to feeling better. It was nice for to to consider the feelings if all the dogs who might have been watching.
I’m still pissed off at how wimpy the winter was here in Northern California.
It’s really cool to see what’s going on just north of us where you guys are. Awesome videos!
Our 9870 does the same thing if it sits a while. Seems to help if you just turn the key on without cranking it, there’s a lift pump that runs and helps prime it all up. Even cycle it a few times. That usually does the trick on ours
Hoping you get to feeling better Zach.
Zach im just getting over some kinda sickness. Wasnt covid or flu but man have i coughed a lot. Feel better. Get ur rest and pound the vitamins down 🚜🚜
When I saw that "Robo-Probe" "thingy," the grain elevator used to test your semi's corn it brought back memories of my high-school years. My Dad worked for an outfit that went around and tested grain at elevators and barges for moisture and foreign material. Of course, they didn't have automatic probes back then. Just long poles they had to use by old fashion elbow grease.
Your dry humor and sarcasm works well!!........Probably why you have so many subs......Good job!,,,,,,Very entertaining even when you are sick!! 😀....Thx!!
When you put the new dryer in have them set it high enough to drive the skid steer under for cleaning season. Or at least high enough to walk under.
Also tile the driveway to allow the water to drain off. Bet Randy would love to tile the driveway for you.
Have them check the block heater it might be bad or weak.
Hey Zach I love your videos, I was just gonna tell you that my friend FaceTimed me to show me he seen you at the farm show in Texas. Well thanks for saying Hi it’s really means a lot to me! Keep Up The Good Work!!
Love the long line of JD tractors. Always like seeing green & yellow in the fields. Hope you feeling better soon! Greetings from Texas.🌞 (We had a high of 87° in central TX today. Not bad for February!)
Thanks for the video even when you feeling bad.. Get well soon Zach.
It costs money, but if you put larger rock, like 2-4 inch quarry spall down first on your driveway and yard, then top with 1 inch crushed clean rock, that should make a massive difference in how muddy your yard gets. But sometimes it just can't be helped. I do know if you put straight gravel on top of dirt, the mud will never go away
Nice video. I pray you get better soon with whatever you may have.
Hope you get to feeling. Safe travels!
Hope your feeling a lot better by now can't wait to see that new grain bin dryer being built
No snow, no salt on the roads, no problem driving the square body. I'm riding my motorcycle in Michigan.
I'd rather have it be cold. It isn't gonna be good for algae on the lakes this year at all.
I hope you feel better fast! Sucks being sick. Take it easy Zach
Here in Canada we did not get winter no snow and it did not get cold never seen it like that in my life
Hope that you are starting to feel better, and that your trip went well. Remember it will not remain schlopy long
Was outside this afternoon and heard frogs crooking this being 22nd February that is crazy! Live in west Michigan.
Already?!
@@MillennialFarmer yes sir! I haven’t heard that sound so early ever! Hopefully you’re feeling better Zach.
Grew up on a farm 2 miles south of 210 /29 junction
Gute Besserung, Zach!
Greetings from Northern Germany
Thank you for introducing that cat, and explaining about the dryer
I'm sure more of captain Morgan, will make you feel better ( or worse)
Been home sick for 2 days . Always something right .
Cap'nitis...usually "clears up" by trying Three Sheetz or else two xcedrenz upon waking the mornin' after...ime....
This channel, Welkers and Larson are my faves! good Americans getting work done and loving their fam!
do a video of the kids cold starting the equipment. I enjoy watching them.
Love Your Videos Zach! Keep Them Up!!!!
Homeschooling and Farming are a perfect fit. One of the best decisions my wife and I have made. Nothing better than learning and working side by side as a family.
Winter has been very mild in NE Washington too. We had about 6" or so of snow in January. I typically rack about 80-100 miles of plowing with my Ranger around my house and shop each winter. This winter I've plowed one evening, then the next day, only doing about 6 miles of plowing. I honestly don't miss the plowing, but the lack of snow in concerning for water and wildfire season. Last summer there were two nasty fires near Spokane, WA that started the same day.
I do love me that German Shepherd-combine-start-assist-system you got there! I need one....
hope you start feeling better soon. Great video
Hope you feel better soon. 👍❤️🇨🇦
Hope you feel better Zach.
My wife got those factor meals it’s quick an there good we have mud too had 10 inches rain for the month of December
2012 Iowa had snow down to hwy 30 Ames in early May. 2018, in a week period in the middle of April, we had 30" + of snow, N.W. Iowa
Nice Shocker plug for the ol' red headed rebel! 👌🇺🇸
We just got winter up here in winnipeg, I have 1 mile on my sled, very sad.
It's a bummer!!
I like your new truck and the red looks great. My color.
i bought snow melt a couple years ago to help with ice, i still have the same single bag, you're all welcome
Get better soon.
Get well soon!!
Hi Zack. Loved the video. Just watched Ag With Emma on her channel on the 29th of Feb. She demoed a new9rx. The tractor she drove had no DEF. Higher hp than the new case. Pulled a big drill and other implements up to 14mph. Bigger cab and other improvements to the tractor. Demoe time for you.
Indeed, as a seasoned enthusiast of cold starts, I must say that this particular instance was truly exceptional, ranking among the finest I have ever encountered.🎉
It was not bad, but the 9870 has given us a much better performance in the past.
You may want to pour some Heet in the fuel tank of that combine. When it gets really cold like that of course the fuel can gel up and if there is any water in it just a little bit that will cut the fuel pressure down to against nothing. Its really irrating but Heet usually takes care of it.
You may want to put 3/4 clean stone down the clean stone gets pushed into the mud after a few times its will pack like concrete.ive done that in driveways and parking lots
Hope you get to feeling better the colds are going around
What was the turn around time to fix the 780? Keep up the great work and thanks for all that you do…Watching from Western NY closest I’ve came to the farm was helping out on a cow farm and seeing a couple combines up close…they are amazing…Stay safe and you have a new subscriber here!
try using 3inch rock next time you gravel the yd i use it for my drive i run my semi on and it works great plus when it does rain it washes clean
Don't think there's a whole heck of a lot of rock that big in them there parts of Minnesota.
1982-- 3" rock in Cleveland, IL (Cleveland Quarry) ---> 👍....40 years ago....., amazing !
You need to put fibre cloth down before You put gravel down. Fibre cloth lets the water through but keeps gravel/stone on top.
Hope you are feeling yourself soon😀
Congrats on the new Duramax truck! I have a dually similar to one of the duallys you have in your fleet.
Side note, as of 8:40pm PST on Friday 2/23/24, this video is #35 on Trending here on TH-cam.
Crushed red rock for the yard. A good 3-4 truck loads should be good to give it a good base.
Zach, you and I are both snowmobile guys. As much of a pain in the ass it is to move snow, it sure would be nice to take the sleds out for a ride. No snow around grand forks
You can pull the wire that goes in the seatbelt clip, that will silence that alarm
God bless you for home schooling your children.
Looking forward to the process of removing and installing the dryer
That new grain leg with be handier than a pocket on a shirt. Boy that combine started real hard. That hitch is cool. Congrats on the new truck
March is "the snow month" here where i live in Norway too 😅
Hope your feeling better Zack. I know the feeling😢
It's the sense of humor for me. Haha never gets old!
In one of your next videos, can you talk some about your family decision to home school and pros/cons? Maybe that would go on your other channel...
My German shepherd identical to Anna does the same thing barking and biting and she hates cats
Dump 6” of road base, compact it with a road vibrating roller then gravel over the compacted road base. No more mud.
Our winter has been the same. I have a bad feeling for the rest as well😂
Don't know if you have have noticed or not but the milder the winter the longer, colder and wetter the springs are. Good luck with that if I were you I'd make any plans you can to get ready for that.
Zack, I just gotten over the curd that’s been going around and yeah it’s nasty. Took two weeks but now I’m feeling better, but it will zap you pretty good for sure.
Zack you're an amazing person I watch your videos every single day they always make me laugh with your hilarious jokes keep up the content
Hope you feel better tomorrow.
About 20 of those new 8rs are for the vegetable at lakeside foods this sumer
Your yard looks like the yard at the place I work. And let me tell you. Driving around in a 8000lb (lift) forklift is just as wonderful as you would think it would be. I might need to get a steel spine really soon. Lol.
I received a steel spine in 1995 due to 2 fractues. It is not all it is cracked up to be.😢
Talking about dogs chasing tires my Uncle had a dog at his greenhouse operation that bit a forklift tire as it was moving it went around a couple times but came out okay but never went near the forklift again feel better.
I farm in Bakersfield, Ca. In the beginning of this video around 1:18 could someone explain what this is. I'm guessing a moisture probe of some sort possibly? Ive never seen one a day in my life lol. Thanks.
love the way you do pre trip inspection lol you aint right
Plug plug plug, with your wonderful frozen dinner comes 860 mg of sodium!!!
It is a shame the magic doesn't work on colds. Great video!
Another excellent video MF. What a sad world we live in when there’s people starving and we are putting grain in fuel ( do they save some of the grain for food?) also having acres and acres of land for “solar farms” Is it the same over there ?
same here, about the winter.
Hope u feel better
2-3 min out of the freezer, no way. I've had them. From fridge as reccomended yes. They say not to freeze so you buy more.
Hang on to your shorts sending another cold one down from Canada
It also could be a fuel line rotting causing the hard starting if its getting air in the lines
Well here in iowa they're putting on And hydrous pneumonia because the grounds not froze an its not muddy
That pre trip inspection was top notch!
You never want to take a dump
Thanks for another great video Zach
It was interesting and enjoyable. No
Busy time for you with lots of corn hauling and equipment maintenance and just getting things done that need attention. Winter time for you.
Sorry you are not feeling well. At least you got tested. Good thing to do. Hopefully you are feeling better tomorrow for your trip tomorrow. If not stay home until you feel better. Take care of yourself Zach.
About it I guess. You take care. Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
First time I got tested for COVID years ago it left me with a nosebleed for 12 hours so I hear you about the eye watering bit. Sorry to hear you're under the weather. Thanks for doing what you do despite that. Seems almost antithetical for a millennial. :)
I am actually 100% surprised he went and got tested.
Where you need combine in winter? Bring beer from shop? I am little bit drunk right now because friday.
What kind of ventilation do you have for the trucks/equipment in your heated shed? Trying to spec out what I need for a new work shop I’m putting up.
The key to gravel once you have a good base is to get screened gravel with no sand.
I’m not hating the easy winter here in southern Minnesota! Motorcycleing every month so far.
The guys on Larson Farms were starting one of their big tractors and they had a either injector system that made the engine start right up.
Either is a last resort
Either is pottant stuff.
He got in the tractor and turned the key on but being cold it just cranked and cranked.
The next time he reached on the side of the steering column and pushed a button and the tractor started right up. He said "Thank goodness for Ether".@@Drew-in-NoDak