Rubber tracks pull like a freight train in soft,wet,ground...slimy clay you could just as well have rubber bands for tracks. Deep bar wide space like"rice tires" will clean and work better in that stuff. Do you guys have to permits to tile? Up here in Minn we have to have tile plans that are summited to the proper water sheds then they have to be approved before anything happens.
Hi Mate...🇦🇺 Nothing like playing in the mud..😁 Pretty interesting to see the old tile you pulled up, thats some hard Yakka back in the day to lay that tile...
Brian, 30 + years ago we tiled a field on Vigo Road and we found two 1x6’s nailed at 90 degrees to each other for tile. A precursor to the ceramic tile. I wished we would’ve saved it. Definitely an artifact of way they got it done way back when.
In the UK we put stones on top of the pipe, because we mole drain across the pipes, the water then flows along the mole hole and goes through the stones into the pipe.
Hello Brian , you guys got that grain leg looking pretty good . It will look really nice once the concrete is all poured . The dozer was a better idea for pulling that quad - trac . That is a nice dozer . That field tile should make a difference . I think ripping that compacted ground should make a difference .
On our farm in north east Montana, about 40 air miles from Fast Ag Montana. On 1 side of the section line my brother planted spring wheat on wheat stubble. On the east side of the section line he planted spring wheat on safflower stubble. Both grounds were fertilized the same, on the same day. Seeded the same amount, on the same day, or next day. The safflower side had 6 bushel better average, the wheat was taller, looked better from the field road. I know that someone is going to say that the safflower broke up the wheat disease cycle, that is probably part of it. We dug some test holes. Down about 5-6” was a hard pan, the safflower tap root had spiraled around, until it found a crack, then opened it up. The wheat roots had followed the safflower tap root down below the hard pan. On the wheat side, the roots would not go through the hard pan. We noticed the difference for 3 years, then we could not see a difference. Wheat on mustard has some difference but not as much. Safflower has a main tap root similar to clovers and alfalfa’s. My uncle pulled a ripper on the ends of the fields where we turned around, made a big difference between where he ripped and did not. The ripped grew better the second year. We are in a marginal moisture area. You should be able to see the difference. Keep the videos coming. Hello from north east Montana.
Early 70s, loaded a pallets of clay tile in an old pickup box trailer with a long trough mounted to the tailgate that drug on the ground. Laid thousands of feet of clay tile across the fields with that setup. Most of it was dug in with a backhoe, and covered with a trip bucket loader on a Massey Harris 30.
Aren't you glad you still have one dependable tractor left on the farm? That green one has to do the pulling around there. Are you afraid if you pull to much that the yellow tractors will breakdown? Lol
Brian you aren't lazy enough we figured out that if we take a roll of 50lb fishing line and tie a big nut to the end and tie the other end to the corner of the tarp and throw it over the pile you can pull the tarp over the top and stay out of the lime
Watched them clay pipe drainage tile my grandfather’s farm. The used a big rotary trencher to dig the tile runs. They laid a lot of pipe every day. Probably not much slower than doing perforated plastic drainage pipe.
Yeah that 750 is definitely not a small Dozer, Dad bought a new 750 B back in the day we didn't have any problems with it Hey nothing runs like a Deere...lol
That squishing sound at the very beginning was a trip. Sounded like he was driving through paint. Same sound a paint rolller makes.edit: btw you guys need a fs19 map stat. Would be great.
I’m in Missouri and we need to tile a field, about 6 acres too. Just wondering if you could tell me a round about figure of how much what you had done cost you?
I’m not an IH guy but damn, if I ever had the need for a tracked machine I’d have to buy red for that spot. In my opinion it’s far superior to the others
Hayden Taylor why? Tell me why? From what I’ve read and watched the Steiger has a lot less issues with debris between the tracks, and well honestly I think it’s a better machine...this is coming from a John Deere guy 🤷🏽♂️. I’ve learned recently brand loyalty on,y cost more money in the end
Gliderider My grandpa actually worked for IH and the CIH for over 35 years, so I’ve grown up around agricultural machinery. I also know a lot of local farmers from my old hometown who switched to Case due to the lower costs and overall better quality. I have no beef with JD, I respect them as any true fan would, because without competition no company would have created what they have today
Brian's Farming Videos ah i get that. Is ther some worry when you pull like this? We dont do alot of this, but i remember my father saying he really did not like doing it, especially with a newer tractor
As always enjoy the video. But it looks like laying tile is the business to be in and don’t buy a d6 I’d say d8 but there just to much to haul around but hook that plow to it and be in business late lease this year because of all the rain everyone has had I’ll say alittle prayer for all of are farmers this year because I know 2019 what hard not counting prices the water I know either you complain about it being dry and then your complaining it won’t stop but maybe 2020 will be the good year for everyone
The 8400 is one of my all time favorite tractors and definitely my favorite piece of equipment on your farm
White bearded fella in a red sleigh being pulled by some Deere.... A big coincidence! 😂
Wow ! Never thought of it that way...He's definitely Santa Clause.
Lol would have never thought about it that way lol
I always get a kick out of you guys. You stick with it, get the job done. Good job!
Woohoo two stuck videos must be Christmas heck you even brought Santa out! Great video Brian!
Where’s Randy the Master Pipe Layer when you need him? 😂
i grew up in farm country in alabama love seeing farmers farm
Well (when) it dry up. It be time to get the turbo max out, and the fun starts. Good video.
Clay tile, been there and did that. 32 acre field. Fun times. Great video Brian
Sounds like a lot of character building
It sure was
Rubber tracks pull like a freight train in soft,wet,ground...slimy clay you could just as well have rubber bands for tracks. Deep bar wide space like"rice tires" will clean and work better in that stuff. Do you guys have to permits to tile? Up here in Minn we have to have tile plans that are summited to the proper water sheds then they have to be approved before anything happens.
You have some really great equipment on your site. Thanks for sharing
Hi Mate...🇦🇺
Nothing like playing in the mud..😁
Pretty interesting to see the old tile you pulled up, thats some hard Yakka back in the day to lay that tile...
Brian, 30 + years ago we tiled a field on Vigo Road and we found two 1x6’s nailed at 90 degrees to each other for tile. A precursor to the ceramic tile. I wished we would’ve saved it. Definitely an artifact of way they got it done way back when.
That’s very neat
In the UK we put stones on top of the pipe, because we mole drain across the pipes, the water then flows along the mole hole and goes through the stones into the pipe.
Hello to everybody Nice editing and bj training for the olympics have a good day greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
you are going to have some fun getting that ground ready for planting .
the dog in the cab was the best part.
Boy it’s muddy. Nice to see that JD pulling a red tractor. I’m afraid we’re going to be in that same problem this spring.
Hello Brian , you guys got that grain leg looking pretty good . It will look really nice once the concrete is all poured . The dozer was a better idea for pulling that quad - trac . That is a nice dozer . That field tile should make a difference . I think ripping that compacted ground should make a difference .
Good video Brian stay safe and warm hello from Daniel from central Mississippi
Hello Daniel
On our farm in north east Montana, about 40 air miles from Fast Ag Montana. On 1 side of the section line my brother planted spring wheat on wheat stubble. On the east side of the section line he planted spring wheat on safflower stubble. Both grounds were fertilized the same, on the same day. Seeded the same amount, on the same day, or next day. The safflower side had 6 bushel better average, the wheat was taller, looked better from the field road. I know that someone is going to say that the safflower broke up the wheat disease cycle, that is probably part of it. We dug some test holes. Down about 5-6” was a hard pan, the safflower tap root had spiraled around, until it found a crack, then opened it up. The wheat roots had followed the safflower tap root down below the hard pan. On the wheat side, the roots would not go through the hard pan. We noticed the difference for 3 years, then we could not see a difference. Wheat on mustard has some difference but not as much. Safflower has a main tap root similar to clovers and alfalfa’s.
My uncle pulled a ripper on the ends of the fields where we turned around, made a big difference between where he ripped and did not. The ripped grew better the second year. We are in a marginal moisture area. You should be able to see the difference.
Keep the videos coming.
Hello from north east Montana.
Great video Brian
Early 70s, loaded a pallets of clay tile in an old pickup box trailer with a long trough mounted to the tailgate that drug on the ground. Laid thousands of feet of clay tile across the fields with that setup. Most of it was dug in with a backhoe, and covered with a trip bucket loader on a Massey Harris 30.
Well, you were right. Went all the way to the axles on the QuadTrack
Great channel Brian
Farmers make BIG MONEY!💰💰💰
We definitely handle a lot of money on paper but most of it is reinvested into the farm.
11:14 That pipe reel. Woah, woah, woah... Your good.
Yes A deep plough....
years ago a local farmer had his lime tested in the fall, then in the spring after being exposed all winter. the results were the same.
Tank you vidéo magnifique super bravo
You are first to tarp lime piles never seen that one .
Great video you always make great videos thank you
Thanks for watching
Here in the UK we would put gravel on top of the pipe and then back fill soil .
With my luck, I would have had everything hooked up and buried in the mud. You guys did great.
Those series 2 dozers were good dozers. I loved running them.
LGP might have helped a little more.
you will have a blast during spring time
Now the fun part of cleaning the dozer tracks off my favorite
I see y’all have good combines
Thats why we in the UK we use a Winch tractor saves all that smearing and soil damage
Good video 👍🚜🚜👍🇺🇲!.
Aren't you glad you still have one dependable tractor left on the farm? That green one has to do the pulling around there. Are you afraid if you pull to much that the yellow tractors will breakdown? Lol
Why don’t you have pilot lights on your bin site panel so you can verify the augers and leg is operating?
Case! 💪 👌
can you show a result of the finished work? Is the water flowing?
Brian you aren't lazy enough we figured out that if we take a roll of 50lb fishing line and tie a big nut to the end and tie the other end to the corner of the tarp and throw it over the pile you can pull the tarp over the top and stay out of the lime
I think I’m just not smart enough to figure that out lol
the tracks don't clean well on clay soils but have low surface pressure so it just floats on the muck
Thanks for making another great video
Thanks for watching
Great vid
Excellent
The 750 is the largest dozer you can tow without a oversize permit. But not a tiny toy, so it's the perfect size really.
Watched them clay pipe drainage tile my grandfather’s farm. The used a big rotary trencher to dig the tile runs. They laid a lot of pipe every day. Probably not much slower than doing perforated plastic drainage pipe.
We farm the same amount of acres!! That’s cool
Yes!! Brian this is "TH-cam Gold" were lookin for!!👌😂 Big Tractors in mud...Love it! (u prob dont) Awsum Vlog! Shocked u didnt use Challenger!?😂🔥👍🚜
The challenger is shiny
Well then i dont blame ya man! haha
Yeah that 750 is definitely not a small Dozer, Dad bought a new 750 B back in the day we didn't have any problems with it Hey nothing runs like a Deere...lol
Brian, what will you have to do the the field before planting after fellows are done. Ground has to be really screwed up !
Vertical tillage a couple passes
That squishing sound at the very beginning was a trip. Sounded like he was driving through paint. Same sound a paint rolller makes.edit: btw you guys need a fs19 map stat. Would be great.
I’m in Missouri and we need to tile a field, about 6 acres too. Just wondering if you could tell me a round about figure of how much what you had done cost you?
I think it was around 70 cents a foot with tile
Thanks! Actually less than I thought. Hope it’s like that here!
Good looking GMC whose is it?
We think the JD is rescuing the Case but in the end they were both bogged down, but as we saw in the end a little 750C dozer did the job
Still a J.D
Brain isn't Dad always right and good job John Deere how deep was that plow at least 4 feet thank you great stream Mike from DWARF WORKS
Is it normal to be able to do any kind of tillage work in February where you guys are?
Shouldn't you put some gravel around the tile to help keep the tile from getting clogged up
Why don’t you use the 1038? Wouldn’t it have better traction?
Looks like it’s time for a new wiper or two on the 8400
Who was that running the quadtrac? Is he like a mix between Santa and old Huckleberry fin
You had to provide the concrete guys with a transit? Think I would find other concrete guys.
It’s my cousin. He has a transit but ours is self leveling
Brian how deep do they bury the tile? How many times do you think you’ll have to disc or turbo max that 6 acres? Great video!!!
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Where is robbie from and how do we get a hold of him, and could you share how much tiling costs, were you doing 30' spacing with 4" tile? Thanks
Robbie is from Kingston. I’m not sure what the price per foot is to be honest but last we have done was anywhere from $500 to $800 an ac
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Why don't you install cross-over ladders over the pipes coming out of the bins?
Did he put the gravel back ??? Yes the little JD that could did just fine .
Your stuck when you can get out the cab whit out using the steps, ( believe my its not that fun) 😅
@nordhorny Maybe english isn't his first language?
It is a Dutch name. Think your Dutch is less than his English.
How much per foot does it cost to hire to put tile down
Depends on size and how much use and how the field grade is
1.00 4" 1.40 5-6 and 3ish for 8's.
Hey Brian. Check out used billboard tarps. They have new stuff also
Thanks I’ll check that out
Just out of curiosity, why did you choose the 8400 instead of the 1038?
It was closer and not as clean lol
I wonder if it would be cost effective to make those switches at the bins remote switches.
I’m not an IH guy but damn, if I ever had the need for a tracked machine I’d have to buy red for that spot. In my opinion it’s far superior to the others
Honestly, Case IH did a test where they put the largest 9RX up against a 620 Quadtrac with Deere owners. In the end, they ALL picked the Steiger
John Deere is better
Hayden Taylor why? Tell me why? From what I’ve read and watched the Steiger has a lot less issues with debris between the tracks, and well honestly I think it’s a better machine...this is coming from a John Deere guy 🤷🏽♂️. I’ve learned recently brand loyalty on,y cost more money in the end
Gliderider My grandpa actually worked for IH and the CIH for over 35 years, so I’ve grown up around agricultural machinery. I also know a lot of local farmers from my old hometown who switched to Case due to the lower costs and overall better quality. I have no beef with JD, I respect them as any true fan would, because without competition no company would have created what they have today
At the local cash prices thats 1.4 bu beans or 3.2 bu corn to pay for that tillage, do a pole, will it pay or was it just for play!!!
Poor bob 😂 ain’t much hair left
How come you don’t bring a more beefier tractor to help
Wasn’t close by and didn’t really wanna get it dirty if i didn’t have to
Brian's Farming Videos makes since
At least by not being able to go anywhere The Quad Trac it's confirming the Case IH marketing claims that it won't compress the soil.....
when that guy is tiling on dryer dirt and not slipping how fast is he going? Looks fast but it could just be the camera
4mph
Brian's Farming Videos damn we only go 1.3mph lol
10:00 This Santa Clause wishes for grain prices to go up. Ain't that the truth.
Wouldent the challenger be a better option? More power and more weight?
Yeah we probably should have got it but I really didn’t want to get it that dirty
Brian's Farming Videos ah i get that. Is ther some worry when you pull like this? We dont do alot of this, but i remember my father saying he really did not like doing it, especially with a newer tractor
hye farmers im from Malaysia
You might have been able to pull him with the tractor if you would have used one of the Challengers.
Would ripping with the 8400 be more economical? Since it doesn't have a hour limited lease?
Not it would use much more fuel and not be able to pull as deep
@@BriansFarmingVideos that's fair.... But... John Deere! Lmao 🤣🤣
I'm still trying to figure out how BJ climbed over the auger and didn't freak out being up that high
😂😂😂
🤔
650c still pretty small (for those of us in construction), only about 20k lb or so.
That’s dozer is a 750c. Small for construction maybe but perfect farm dozer
Is that your excavator/digger?
Yes
@@BriansFarmingVideos Any reason for not pulling with the challenger??
They were at a different farm and they are clean lol
@@BriansFarmingVideos Thank you for the responses. Keep up with the great videos.
Those fields should be dryer once tile gets it drained
Why does the lime look so brown ?
Red or green wouldn't matter that's wet sticky ground all would get stuck pulling that plow
Brian, what editor do you use for your videos?
I do all the editing using LumaFusion
Why not wait until it dry’s up more?
Not sure when that will be and the tile man is a busy guy
Brian's Farming Videos - Gotcha’ working on someone else’s schedule 👍.
As always enjoy the video. But it looks like laying tile is the business to be in and don’t buy a d6 I’d say d8 but there just to much to haul around but hook that plow to it and be in business late lease this year because of all the rain everyone has had I’ll say alittle prayer for all of are farmers this year because I know 2019 what hard not counting prices the water I know either you complain about it being dry and then your complaining it won’t stop but maybe 2020 will be the good year for everyone
Don’t you guys gIt snow?
That big red tractor need new tracks and your bull need to Welded bar on tracks .
Why Dont you use a Winch like we would in the UK saves all that smearing and soil damage mmn mmn MUPPETS
Never seen anyone tarp lime?
Where's it gunna go