And … Everything’s Plugged Again!! #18
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Doug is the best at filming out of all of you
And funny and informational
Go Dougo!
He is hilarious if you know you know 🤣
I Really Enjoy all of Y’all. You have helped Me miss Farming, not. But y’all’s modern Equipment is what reminds me that an Allis Chalmers WC pulling a Number 60 Combine on Soybeans is long gone. Love Y’all !! H.
Dougo for President!
Glad to see I am not the only one who talks to my equipment at the beginning of the day
Dougo is the new star of this show...
You should continue Doug .
I enjoy a different age perspective.
Yes Doug go can be a kick in the pants at times. And then when he tries to spread it on thick can be a pain in the ass. Today was one of his golden days just being himself
Dougo your a natural in front of the camera i actually feel like I'm sitting in the tractor with you pretty kool
Dougo treats us like we are there in person with him. It's awesome! The other guys do great, too. We know they are busy and can't always have a camera going. Keep it up.
Reminencient of Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers. They let us be apart of their world too.
More like Steve from Blues Clues.
For those of you that know, …..you know.
My favorite line of all time.
Thanks everybody, especially Dougo. I really appreciate you guys showing us your world.
We just expect our world to work, sun comes up, water turns on, light switches turn on, food in the stores. We all play our part.
Dougo -- I remember my father's JD55. I was only about 7-8 years old (I am 64 now) when he had it. Then he went to a JD95. Then a JD105. His last combine was a JD4400 Diesel. Well, actually he had one more after that and it was a J.I. Case 1660 (not a Case IH but an actual Case before the merger). He got that Case after he semi-retired and just had the home place of 80 acres to farm instead of the 1000 acres we were renting. It had a Chrysler 318 gas engine. He liked it a lot and he got a great deal on it when he bought it in about 1977. BTW, you know why they paint JD tractors green don't ya? It's so they can hide in the grass when the big red ones roll by. LOL.
"It's tough to be the owner some days." LOL Great one-liner to start the video. Thanks again for a great video - it's always fun to follow the interchange between all the guys on the crew.
Everyone is good but Dougo is great! Love the way he interacts with his audience.
I agree as he lets us wander and then he bring us back and he’s really got great content and makes serious discussions fun to listen to. He doesn’t freak out when things get out of wack! So go Dougo !!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Loved your dissertation on tractors. Started farming for myself in 1975 and my mentors told me the same thing have been running red tractors for over 50 years . As. A matter of fact our chore tractor which gets started and used everyday of the year is a Super M that was manufactured 2 weeks before I was born in 1953. My Grandfather bought it new and it has served 4 generations of our family for the last 69 years.
Dougo talks to us like Mister Rogers used to......love it, thx Dougo
I am ALWAYS amazed @ Dougo's transition into a You Tube Personality. I remember the days when he'd roll his eyes if you put him on camera. Great to see the "real" guy.
Dougo you are becoming an internet star. I love John Deere, but Case is really good too. Keep feeding the World.
In our shed it's a rainbow of tractors and we use them all.
You can go red if you wish, but when you do I'm out of here. If it weren't for case and Stieger red would have been history. Deere needs to get rid of that expensive and worthless CEO and some engineers and start improving on some of their issues.
@@jimwillenbring3966 And exactly what did Case bring that was so great? IH had the Magnum ready to roll and the Axial Flow combines as well. I'll give you Steiger but Case brought nothing but a name..
Dougo you do a great job thanks love having your prospective of years ago to compare to today thanks.
The best color of tractor to use is the one that works best for your farm.
I love dougo !!!! Those of you that know … well you know!!!” He has the best dadisms!!!!
Doug - I am an "older" ex-farmer. Love your commentary and explanation along with your humor. Great job!
Doug, I don’t worry about those people. They have nothing better to do but gripe.
At least you have mostly stairs on the bins instead of straight up steps!
Dougo reminds me of a dairy farmer I used to work for. He was always calm, and had a back up plan for everything.
Still amazes me how you guys get along so well n work like you been doing it forever yet when stuff gets serious you change gears into gettin mode. Yet still can have fun. Brodie just fits in like he's been there for years. Dougo has turned into a great video guy and love his videos. Keep hammerin down n keep the great videos coming
Red & green everywhere, is a great way to start the morning! And of course maintenance every day...
I love Dougo's ramblings and opinions, great to hear a midwest farmer's thoughts.
Would like to see Dougo using a safety harness with a carabeener clip on when up at the top of those silos ,would be easy to miss a step and tumble over the guard rail at the transition between silos .
I definitely enjoy you guys sharing the filming duties. Different styles and perspectives. Thanks for all you do.
Really like the way Doug speaks to our (the audience) well being as he goes about his work. It really puts that personal touch on the video. Doug, I dont think I'd worry too much about hurting feelings (I know darn well you dont), because experience is experience and that's that!
Thanks for all the content you guys post!
Doug, when any of you climb up those bins, it really makes me know my fear of heights and falling is real, even at 68 years young. I have flown in many aircraft, including military helicopters of all kinds, and never was as scared as when I see things like your climbing. There are good and bad features on any color tractors. I like the red better personally, and I have worked in parts for both manufacturers
Mr Larson...You be safe walking up high. We of longer experience with age ....do not bounce like we used to. Rove on .
I love the way you all talk to us rather than making out we aren't there.
You know you could do all the greasing up when you get back in the evening then you wouldn't get dirty first thing in the morning. Another option would be to keep a set of 'greasing' cloths at work and change in/out of them each day.
After a long days work, there is no way in h$ll you have the stamina or ambition to work on a combine for another couple of hours as they have been up for 16 hours straight! You must be an armchair watcher not to realize that!!
@@justthings6405 there are always choices and if not being dusty in the combine is more important then spending the time in the evening is a simple solution. After all it won't have to be done in the morning and if everyone is doing their own kit then someone oversleeping doesn't put more work on others. When you grease the kit makes no difference to the day length, it has to be done some time. While the machine would be hot and may make it less pleasant to get to some areas doing it after working also gives a chance for things to cool down and any potential ignitions to be stopped before the whole shed is a smouldering pile of ash.
And no, I'm not a farmer but I'm old enough to understand choices when they are there!
for those of you that know, well you know
@@billlane7486 Ok, farmer or not, after a long trip of driving 16 hours straight and before you go into your house, stay in garage and change your oil, grease your car, air your tires, and blow the air cleaner out. I'm just totally talking about FATIQUE, both mentally and physically! Groceries/suitcases are work enough to hall into the house after a long day. My choice is to tackle the task the next morning, but do put the ice cream in the freezer at least!🥶
Always appreciate a day with Dougo!
You do have a pretty sweet bin setup !
Love you guys. Dougo's education corner is the best thing ever.
I almost closed my eyes when Dougo said to. You guys make us feel like we are right there with you. God bless you each and every one and an early Happy Holidays to you all!
I think dougo should try BASE jumping off the bin! Love it when dougo takes over.
Love hearing your Dad talk. Always asking us questions and talking to us. LOL I sure miss my Dad. All of you do a Great Job.
Chet, another great video. The whole crew make up a great team, amazing how much gets done when the weather cooperates compared to last year.
Thanks for another great video.
It was nice and enjoyable.
Many thanks Dougo for you taking the time to explain the dryer and bin operation. The walk to the top of the bins is not easy. Lots to explain up there and what does what. Dougo you do d great job of teaching us how it works. Appreciate that very much. Lots of machinery to get corn from the pit to the dryer and then to the bin. Wow. Thanks again Dougo.
At harvest when something breaks it backs everything up. Oh my. Guess you got the belts on and or replaced and things going again.
Nice to put equipment in for the night out of the cold.
Great teamwork in your operation Larsons. My compliments to all of you. Great going.
You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything Dougo.
The Iowa farm boy.
Dougo doesn't have ramblings. He has great opinions. He is a shining star. 🌟
Again, great video. Doug you sure don't look old enough to have run a JD 55 combine. I ran a JD 45 back in the day and I'm 80+ yrs. Great video: Chet great job not only telling us what you're doing, but also why. Doug, appreciate you letting us feel like we are right there with you. Great family channel, we appreciate what you do.
Dougo..........I almost fainted looking down omg. But you beat the kids for entertainment.
What a gorgeous view from up there good job
It was a good day and video till everything plugged up on you.
Dug go, You need to do a history of Larson farms this winter!!!
Awesome view from on top of the bins
Good job Dougo ! Keep on pulling the plow ,,it’s always so nice to see what you have to say , and thanks to Chet for training you in !!!
dougo you make these videos really fun to watch ,keep it up.
Good show!! Great hosting Doug!! I really enjoyed the up top tour. Even with the squirrely stomach feeling. I do not believe I could hold on tight enough, or hunker down low enough to go up there. Not any more. 50-60 years ago, probably, but NO more!! Learned a bunch today too. Thanks for taking me along and showing me the operation. Appreciate it.
The work this family does is incredible, such a variety of things you have to be able to do.
Another great time with ya Dougo always teaching and very detailed info always fun to watch y’all
I agree Dougo, I agree, I'm green on most things, but a large quad is red all the way. Case puts Deere to shame. Shifting. If you know, you know.
Green sure do seem to have their combines figured out. Those S class machines have set the bar. But nothing beats a Quad Trac. The red tractors have the horsepower and the transmissions to get it done. Those Agco tractors have some low grunt though too👍
Dougo is awesome. We think a lot a like. He's a treasure to agriculture.
Dougo! 2024
A huge thanks for taking the time to record, and share with us, the daily life in American agriculture. Doug, the bin tour was really interesting and well done.
Doug do you have to stop and take a nap on the way down, like you do on the way up?...🤣😂
I'd really prefer that you didn't hang me over the railing, Dougo. It gets my palms all sweaty 😆
I'm with you on the red tractor Dougo. We run both red & green tractors but my favorite is our 485 Case. It's the one I spend most of my time in for tillage. Another great video.
hey chet duggo hope you guys are doing awesome. snowed out in canada already so no more for us. hope the struggle bus leaves you guys soon.
Com on man, I"m afraid of high places. I got all shakey and stuff, ha,ha.
Love watching Dougo, Need more of him behind the camera. Also, Glad he got that out about the Red Tractors. Red Power
It's glorious when things go good.
All I can think of when I see Doug-O in those goggles is duck dodgers🤣
You mean Duck Dodgers
😂😂😂
That was a fun time hanging with Dugo!!! Some of do like red but a different shade!!
Seems like the seed, fert and farm equipment dig their heels into farmers more and more every year, no wonder it's so hard for farmers to grow their operations.
Another great vid, really enjoy them. This crew seems to work and get along good
Doug you have good taste with the red ones
Chet you can call the Combine move the Combine Do-si-do
Mercy that is a lot of corn in that new bin....
We really appreciate Dougo cam he is absolutely talented and great to be with on your farm!
“Dont beat a dead horse, let sleeping dogs lie”. Lol
Part of why I enjoy this channel is that my Uncle Ervin was pastor at Tabor United Methodist in Big Stone, and 2 or 3 small surrounding communities, from the 1960s into the 80s. I also remember harvest festivals in Ortonville and a tour of a vegetable canning facility there. Loved the area. My brother-in-law worked for Allis Chalmers Credit out of Redwood Falls for years and his brother taught in Alexandra.
The view of that area around Artichoke, from atop the new bin, is spectacular, if you love a rural landscape, which I do! I have always enjoyed the view from high spots on terra firma. I have traveled to/through Minnesota aboard passenger trains and was exposed to the land ( in MT ) where the Welkers farm, from the Sightseer lounge car on the Empire Builder, once and later the iron ore range between Duluth and Hibbing from a private train. Love the upper Midwest and Big Sky lands, as they remind me of our farm lands in Sowega.
Really enjoy the ending. Dougo Great job of Videoing. Glad to see Randy is getting more comfortable with being on camera. Good to hear yield is above what You were expecting.
awesome video Doug and Chet, Erik and Broodie. Thank you guys
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Chet you kill me when you see something like a deer and tell us to look but don't turn the camera😂😂😂👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄
I Like When Your DaDs On Top Of Bind's Explianing How EveryThing Work's ITS Great =
THANK'S Robinson'S Family Georgia > GoD Bless EverOne There BE SAFE Too !
Mellow Yellow needs to sponsor you. I haven’t had that in years and bought some because of you 🤣
Dougo, You scare me to death when you’re up top of the grain bins! 😬🙀
Yikes
Brock hat climbing the bin, not sure if I know, but you know. Walk-a-bout w/ Dougo is always good. You know
Don’t stop contributing Duggo your a legend! You remind me of all the farmers I grew up with here in Aus!
Dougo is hilarious 😂
Chet, You may have already considered this but you hadn't mentioned it so I will put it out there: Another option on the lease expiration for the combine might be to buy out the lease and then sell the unit and lease its replacement. Since used equipment prices have jacked sky high too you may be able to get more from the unit than the cost of the lease buy-out. This could lessen the pain of acquiring a new unit, while keeping your strategic plan of rotating equipment often enough to keep repair costs down, in place.
BTW, you could put Eric's mustache to shame by going for the mustache/goatee combination for a month or two!
dougo u fo a great job filming u looked like u was climbing the stair was to heaven
Gotta fix the roof to keep water out. Beat the metal flst and flanger to the seams and washers on the bolts. 😊
Little flowers, that's a good analogy, I would have said sometimes with a few thorns
Another great video Chet and Dougo is really getting the hang of the camera work .
PS. Tell Dougo I agree with him when it comes to tractors , red is the bomb .
Well done Mr. Dougo!!! I think you are enjoying multi-tasking with the thing and the other thing you know…well if you know, you know!
Where is Larsons Farm Mascot, Tobi? Great team working together making it look easy. Have a blessed week @Larsons Farm Family!
Best thing is that case quad just keeps earning its keep for Penny s on the dollor
Love to hear Doug telling the truth about those tractors not blinded by green glasses
Every time I watch you Dougo… it makes me want to get up and go to work and enjoy my day… or just get up and go to work anyways 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can't wait to see how those sweeps look after a season. Keep up the great work lads.
Yeah Dougo is the new STAR 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Chet, I hope your bin system got back up and running soon after the end of this video! Dougo.... I was a little dizzy going up on top of your bins with you! It was fun though! 😉 O.K.... who remembers when Case tractors were Flambeau Red and Desert Sand? Our 2 Cases, 930 & 830, circa the late 1960's, are kinda pretty. Our R and A JD's are green! If the tractor runs..... drive it! Until your next video ~~~ Stay safe, healthy and happy! 🚛 🚜 🚚 🌽🌽🌽🌽
You guys all do a terrific job. We really enjoy watching this channel. 👍❤️
Be safe Dougo
Dougo is like the Johnny Carson of blogs great job.
Doug is a natural with the videos. He makes you feel your there with him.
I would like to see more of Aimee and Doug together working the machinery
Another great video! I love the Chats with Dougo. Eric, the stache is epic.
Dougo's getting the hang of this filming lark ..lol..nice one guys ..
Dougo is a natural with the camera absolutely brilliant
Im glad thats you on top of silos .that is to high for me . Be careful always
Dougo. Great explanation of how things work at the grain bin setup. Hope you guys have a great fall. 😊
Great info Dougo