Brian, we’re about the same age I’m guessing. I grew up on a farm and cattle operation and that’s all I ever wanted to do. The circumstances of life ruined those plans unfortunately. I know you’ll never see my comment, but I want to thank you for being a good man and a good father. When I watch you and Cole working together it sometimes brings tears to my eyes because my own father was a mean angry man and I don’t have any good memories of him on the farm. I actually took over the entire operation at age 14 for my FFA project while my dad went back to college to change careers. I ran the farm by myself for 5 years very successfully until it became unbearable to be around my dad. If my father had been like you then I probably would have continued with farming and ranching and my kids would have been the 5th generation of farmers but it was untenable. Again, thanks for being such a good dad. You can be proud of your son. You two make a good team. Well done Brian.
Dad: Ellie you want to shut the gate for me? 😂 Oh my goodness I’m sooo impressed ; I never thought I’d ever see that!!! A man consulting the owners manual!! 😂😂😂. Such a great video THANKS!! Loved it 🙋♀️💗
best piece farm equipment I own is about 100 pairs of Rite-Aide readers in every cab, on every bench, even on every saddle, sunglasses in strategic places are a big help too.
I really enjoy when Brian explains, to most farmers the mundane aspects of farming but for a non farmer it’s very interesting! I’ve learned so much and appreciate the job y’all have. ☺️
Such a pleasure to watch an American farming/ranching family face there daily work to provide beef With all the crap happening in government it’s good to see you guys caring on,facing adversity and still humorous. Thanks so much for sharing your lives with US
I just finished my 3rd cutting alfalfa, 8 bales on 30 acres.... Hauled all my cows home from pasture this weekend, no grass. Always fun watching someone else work.
Nice welder generator! I want one of them Lincoln electric welder generators so bad! That same exact one too! You guys are gonna love it! Get out there and burn some rods! Just start welding random stuff together and welding in different positions. The best way to become a good stick welder is read a book on welding and then weld, weld, weld and weld some more! 7018 will do everything you gotta do on the farm with the stick. I'm happy happy you guys. God bless you guys, your family and farm.
Brian, you are genuinely are a role Model even if you don’t believe it. May God bless you and the entire Sonne family. Wish I had rain to share, but Arizona .. it’s a dry heat … and that’s all I got to say about that!!
I agree with some of the commenters. Even if you think it will never leave the back corner of the shop, set it up, with all the squares, clamps, gloves, rods, etc. on a trailer. Don't even need wheels on it if you don't like watching the tires rot, just make sure they are standard lugs so you can scrape a couple together in an hour or so over at the co-op.
Had fun watching your new video. Brian, you did a splendid beginning. Good work on the cow. Have a great day what whatever day it is for you today. P.S. I'll pray for rain.
Still haven't seen any boob cat training video well going to see old video of Laura Farms and Nava pushing dirt and snow still holding out maybe she's busy. Did like seeing Jeff and Brian work in the field wonder who got lunch!
I read the Dealer decal on that tractor you were changing oil and that was our local independent John Deere dealer before Kibble purchased the local dealership.
Totally cool video! The second Cole lifted the box off I yelled, "GENERATOR"!!! and my poor old cat jumped about three feet straight up. Not a minor accomplishment for a twelve year old kitty cat :-) BTW...nice dipstick ;-)
@@ryankiecker3462 Our county Deere dealer got bought out by Pape. Pape is yellow! Hard to even drive by and look at the green tractors below the new yellow sign. Miss the family owned atmosphere, smiling people and service. I wonder if there are any family owned dealers left?
I just love this one. I feed my horses round bales here in Northern Virginia, and Sonne Farms has shown me exactly how they are made. I've binged watched probably 100 episodes!
Brian’s narrative is so educational & his voice is mellow & nice to listen to. I was anticipating the box coming off the new toy. All I could say was What is it?
Dad - Brian you did a great job of telling us what was going on. I liked the changed the oil and fixing the baler, I keep learning stuff from you guys. Much thanks.
It's called Section 179 Depreciation under the IRS Tax Code Cole. Here in Hooterville, since we were never accepted into the USA yet, we haven't paid taxes since Ohio was governed by the Czar. At least, that's what we were taught in public school.
When we got our 8235r, upgraded from an 8130, I asked on fb about how many hours people put on their tractors and what oil they used and a lot of people said they went at least 500 hours before an oil change and everywhere in between. I normally go to 250 at least these days before an oil change but figured I’d comment about it since I saw it in the vid. Great vid.
Thanks for the great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. First of all thanks to Brian for taking his time to do the video so we could go along. Thank you sir. Sorry the bailer is down. Believe you mentioned a bearing might be out. Do understand repairs are not cheap or take time to repair. You all did a good job on uncle Jeff’s cow yard. Another yard work done. Good going all. Congratulations to Cole on the welding purchase. That welder is a very nice one. Super!!!!! Will be nice to have on your welding project. Good purchase. Sorry no rain yet. Hang in there. Enjoyed Brian doing a large part of the video. Gave Cole a little break while at therapy. Cole is back at it now-ya!! About it for now. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Nice video Brian Jeff and Cole.Enjoy the heat and smoke as we have three more days of it then the temp.and all drop and maybe some rain too.we have just close to six hundred thousand acres burnt so far this summer.the largest fire is in the eastern part of the state called the Lame Deer fire and it is close to two hundred thousand acres.Alot of cattle fences and some homes destroyed.I hope you all have a great day and enjoy your cool down Nice gen set and welder. Gerry
Brian you sir are THE MAN and you really make me laugh. Tiffani has got her work cut out for her, little Johnny Bravo talking about bars in the 80s, smoking pot and pooing himself, sounds like you’ve got one foot or knee in the devils hotel Cole. 😂😂😂😂
Was nice to see Bryan using the camera. Can't wait to see you use the new purchase. Take care guys and as always thank you for sharing with us. Love my farm 🚜 family.
I don't think I'm alone asking for more Brian and more inside the machine tours. I wanted to see the baler getting repaired. There are other videos on that but ... phhhhht.
You will love that stout generator capacity if you have long-term power outages. Back in ‘09 we had a massive ice storm and my power was out for about a week. I have a Miller 225G on a factory trailer and I just backed it into my front yard and ran an extension cord in the window and stayed pretty comfortable. Of course, my wood stove didn’t hurt things either. 🔥
Last summer I never stop feeding hay. Had a 3 mile wide wild fire rip threw my farm too. September came and I got rain only a quarter of an inch. Freaking then winter came. Weirdly enough last summer with no rain. I managed to have more hay then years prior. My neighbors gave me 20 free crab grass bales (I thought it had stickers of Johnson grass but no) and I shared crop some hay with an other neighbor and then I gone to an auction at another neighbor farm and battle to the death for some concrete feed bunks. I survive so i got them. traded 2 out of 8 for 10 alfalfa hay bales then on my lease I had millet planted and I shared crop it into hay with the land owner. Good thing I don't have a lot of cattle cause I swear I never had grass green.
Cole & Brian, I'm glad you are glass half full kinda people. When I see your hay and alfalfa crop this year it makes me wonder how the corn and soybeans are doing. This coming winter would be trying times for me were I in your boots. It takes a special person and I'm guessing this ain't your first rodeo. Hoping you corn is a defensive hybrid and not a racehorse.
Great video. Singeing that cow’s ear was quick thinking. My wife stuck her head into a broken tree branch one year, and the only way I could get the bleeding stopped was 2 sq knots with her hair. Worked great but the combing wasn’t very quick!
Anywhere with land to run. It's such a shame to see dogs locked in those tiny little cages alone all day long. That's so terrible. Same with cats. They're meant to be free and outdoors. Sure, let them come I'm the house but let them out too.
Nice job on the video Brian! I have to say, I always hold my breath when I see farmers sticking their arms into any machinery. Thank you for staying safe! We don’t want any blood spray from y’all. 😬 Heat, drought, smoke, it’s like the plagues…how are the cattle holding up??
Brian, you’re pretty good also with the camera..👍. Got yourself a nice new toy or is it Cole’s toy. Hope you won’t need to us it to often. Take care of that knee Cole👍❤️🇨🇦
Just a suggestion. Since you have forks. A welding box with a torch, grinders, clamps etc all ready to go is pretty handy. And don't forget a big fire extinguisher. We had one at a sawmill I worked at and it saved so much time.
@@SonneFarms 2 inch square tubing for a support frame. Maybe 3/16inch wall And 1 inch square tubing for a frame on the sides. 1/8inch wall. Then you can use galvanized roof metal or galvanized flat sheet for the sides. 16ga or 18ga. An umbrella from a picnic table is a great addition. Rain, sun, or that cold white stuff you northerners get.
Fun to watch as always Brian, Cole & Jeff. Can't wait to see the snazzy new toy, ooops I mean welding-generator thingy tool in action. It's red so it must get the job done pretty fast. 🤣 Love your work! 🙏💙
Brian, that's a nice generator. Wish I had one that big. Here in California, the land where a forest fire 50 miles away can shut off your power for three days... that would be nice. Your Dad's right, for the price of that Lincoln, it should have 4 wheel drive and a GPS to get it out in the field.
BRIAN I JUST ENJOY WATCHING YOU AND COLE TOGETHER I LOVE IT WHEN YOU SAY AND THAT'S ALL I GOT TO SAY ABOUT THAT OMG NOW YOU GOT ME SAYING IT TO THE PEOPLE WHO WORKS FOR ME LOL AWESOME VIDEO
Put some lipstick on that dipstick,Giggity. Brian with that cap and the Dog,wet my pants. Great video boys stay safe and lets hope the rain comes just in time.
Nice buy. Weld or power where ever you need it. We made a little trailer for our welder. Had an old trailer axle and also put a telescoping light tower on it. LED light don't take much power but man does it light things up.
I have that same welder. High quality machine that you will get lots of use out of on your farm. We made a steel crate for ours with space for a torch and a tool box. Carry it with your pallet forks. Also if you tip it over, the steel frame protects the welder.
Always enjoy when my notifications comes up for your videos! Funny comment about how it “smelled like the inside of a bar in the ‘80s” , weren’t you born in like 95 or something, 😂😂😂. Awesome channel 👍
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Hey Cole, pigs squeal. Cows moo, Elly barks and and Brian says "that's all I got to say about that".
Skitters are so big in Texas, they can stand flat footed and kiss Turkeys.
Cole you’re good, but Dad is hilarious! 😂🤣 I really enjoy watchin him.
AWESOME! So when the power goes out the beer stays COLD! Worth the investment. 👍👍👍
Brian, we’re about the same age I’m guessing. I grew up on a farm and cattle operation and that’s all I ever wanted to do. The circumstances of life ruined those plans unfortunately.
I know you’ll never see my comment, but I want to thank you for being a good man and a good father. When I watch you and Cole working together it sometimes brings tears to my eyes because my own father was a mean angry man and I don’t have any good memories of him on the farm.
I actually took over the entire operation at age 14 for my FFA project while my dad went back to college to change careers. I ran the farm by myself for 5 years very successfully until it became unbearable to be around my dad.
If my father had been like you then I probably would have continued with farming and ranching and my kids would have been the 5th generation of farmers but it was untenable.
Again, thanks for being such a good dad. You can be proud of your son. You two make a good team. Well done Brian.
I did see your comment and I thank you for posting. Im sorry the farming thing wasnt in the cards. I appreciate your kind comments.
Cole and your Dad thank you for sharing everything.God bless you
Dad: Ellie you want to shut the gate for me? 😂 Oh my goodness I’m sooo impressed ; I never thought I’d ever see that!!! A man consulting the owners manual!! 😂😂😂. Such a great video THANKS!! Loved it 🙋♀️💗
See Cole " I Can Do Stuff Too" Now that is Funny as Hell
Lol
best piece farm equipment I own is about 100 pairs of Rite-Aide readers in every cab, on every bench, even on every saddle, sunglasses in strategic places are a big help too.
I really enjoy when Brian explains, to most farmers the mundane aspects of farming but for a non farmer it’s very interesting! I’ve learned so much and appreciate the job y’all have. ☺️
Same here
Such a pleasure to watch an American farming/ranching family face there daily work to provide beef With all the crap happening in government it’s good to see you guys caring on,facing adversity and still humorous. Thanks so much for sharing your lives with US
Hope the therapy helps you Cole Brian keep up the good work and Jeff well done
Prayers for just the right amount of rain!
Brotherly love. You just got to love Brian and Jeff. I do.
Brian kicks ass. Really enjoy his work. Great channel guys. God bless and hoping for days of sweet soft rain for you .
I hope your intern has a good sense of humor! That is a nice purchase you made, hope you enjoy it!
Thank you I do enjoy your dry sense of humour. Wonderful people. I do like your episode.🌟🌟
Nice job, this is a special edition to sonne farms. Your dad did great. It's nice to hear him explain what is going on. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
I just finished my 3rd cutting alfalfa, 8 bales on 30 acres.... Hauled all my cows home from pasture this weekend, no grass. Always fun watching someone else work.
7:41 if that was the case, inhale all the free smells! 😉 Stay Sunny Sonne's! 💪🇺🇲👍
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Nice welder generator! I want one of them Lincoln electric welder generators so bad! That same exact one too! You guys are gonna love it! Get out there and burn some rods! Just start welding random stuff together and welding in different positions. The best way to become a good stick welder is read a book on welding and then weld, weld, weld and weld some more! 7018 will do everything you gotta do on the farm with the stick. I'm happy happy you guys. God bless you guys, your family and farm.
Brian, you are genuinely are a role
Model even if you don’t believe it. May God bless you and the entire Sonne family. Wish I had rain to share, but Arizona .. it’s a dry heat … and that’s all I got to say about that!!
Thank you Johanna that is so kind!
Nice little surprise seeing ur dad start off the video congrats on the new purchase
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!
It continues to amaze me; the wide variety of equipment you need to know how to drive, use and repair.
super video . greatings from Holland
we not eat zo many stroop waffel as Brain
I agree with some of the commenters. Even if you think it will never leave the back corner of the shop, set it up, with all the squares, clamps, gloves, rods, etc. on a trailer. Don't even need wheels on it if you don't like watching the tires rot, just make sure they are standard lugs so you can scrape a couple together in an hour or so over at the co-op.
Had fun watching your new video. Brian, you did a splendid beginning. Good work on the cow. Have a great day what whatever day it is for you today. P.S. I'll pray for rain.
Still haven't seen any boob cat training video well going to see old video of Laura Farms and Nava pushing dirt and snow still holding out maybe she's busy. Did like seeing Jeff and Brian work in the field wonder who got lunch!
Dad did Good on the Vid - he needs his own Channel 👍Good job guys
I read the Dealer decal on that tractor you were changing oil and that was our local independent John Deere dealer before Kibble purchased the local dealership.
Pickering, Ontario, Canada. Speaking about new toys, when do we get an update on the New CO-OP Store?
I'm only a few hours north of you.
There will be multiple updates coming!
Pickering !? PICKERING !?!?!
They shot my paw in Pickering !!
@@SonneFarms so excited!
Ottawa here lol! Stay safe best wishes
Hey Cole just started to follow dad is as funny as urself....much respect to da farmers....
That was a good story Brian! Great ingenuity!
Hi yall enjoyed the video have a day love from TEXAS
Totally cool video! The second Cole lifted the box off I yelled, "GENERATOR"!!! and my poor old cat jumped about three feet straight up. Not a minor accomplishment for a twelve year old kitty cat :-) BTW...nice dipstick ;-)
Aww...the kitty 😊
Thank god. Im not the only one who talks to these videos lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 - now you've gone and given me the giggles. I can barely hit the right keys to type this. The visual of a spooked cat.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It only takes one hand to hold that dipstick,.....now a two-handed dipstick is something to behold!!!
Cool to see that Bruggeman sticker on your tractor, small dealer in my area bought out by kibble, piece of history now
@@ryankiecker3462 Our county Deere dealer got bought out by Pape. Pape is yellow! Hard to even drive by and look at the green tractors below the new yellow sign. Miss the family owned atmosphere, smiling people and service. I wonder if there are any family owned dealers left?
Cole & Brian great job selling your cattle , good luck with all you do
That’s a BEAUTIFUL Lincoln welder!!!!!
I just love this one. I feed my horses round bales here in Northern Virginia, and Sonne Farms has shown me exactly how they are made. I've binged watched probably 100 episodes!
I love your conversation. Generator: money well spent!
I smile every time you guys say Brian tight bc my name is Bryan and I’ve been accused of that a few times too. 😂😂
Brian’s narrative is so educational & his voice is mellow & nice to listen to. I was anticipating the box coming off the new toy. All I could say was What is it?
velvet fog voice?
White Morgan Freeman.
@@dallasbrian lol ha ha ha
Wow! That’s a lot of smoke! Brian I love how you explain how things work!
Dad - Brian you did a great job of telling us what was going on. I liked the changed the oil and fixing the baler, I keep learning stuff from you guys. Much thanks.
Soo....what fouled the baler rock or carcass ??
Brian You are too funny... Loved your VLOG...
GREAT JOB ...
GBY ALL 🙏❤💙💙🤗✝️
OMG 🙊🙊😅😅,that was off the chain Cole Sonne,your something my friend..
It's called Section 179 Depreciation under the IRS Tax Code Cole. Here in Hooterville, since we were never accepted into the USA yet, we haven't paid taxes since Ohio was governed by the Czar. At least, that's what we were taught in public school.
Excellent!
When we got our 8235r, upgraded from an 8130, I asked on fb about how many hours people put on their tractors and what oil they used and a lot of people said they went at least 500 hours before an oil change and everywhere in between. I normally go to 250 at least these days before an oil change but figured I’d comment about it since I saw it in the vid. Great vid.
250 is a good number i agree with you
great video. Nice gen/welder. Y'all are going to enjoy running that monster. Thank you guys.
Love the new Lincoln Welder! Congratulations on your new purchase!
Thanks for the great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. First of all thanks to Brian for taking his time to do the video so we could go along. Thank you sir. Sorry the bailer is down. Believe you mentioned a bearing might be out. Do understand repairs are not cheap or take time to repair. You all did a good job on uncle Jeff’s cow yard. Another yard work done. Good going all. Congratulations to Cole on the welding purchase. That welder is a very nice one. Super!!!!!
Will be nice to have on your welding project. Good purchase. Sorry no rain yet. Hang in there. Enjoyed Brian doing a large part of the video. Gave Cole a little break while at therapy. Cole is back at it now-ya!! About it for now. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Nice video Brian Jeff and Cole.Enjoy the heat and smoke as we have three more days of it then the temp.and all drop and maybe some rain too.we have just close to six hundred thousand acres burnt so far this summer.the largest fire is in the eastern part of the state called the Lame Deer fire and it is close to two hundred thousand acres.Alot of cattle fences and some homes destroyed.I hope you all have a great day and enjoy your cool down Nice gen set and welder. Gerry
Oooh!!... nice toy, the great thing is those units whether its a Lincoln or a Miller they hold their value.
Love how well you care for your critters!
It's great when the whole family gets involved in making videos! That welder/generator is sweeeeet ❤
Cole, Western Canada will have to import hay all way from east coast to feed herds this winter.🍁🐃🍁🐃🇨🇦
Brian you sir are THE MAN and you really make me laugh.
Tiffani has got her work cut out for her, little Johnny Bravo talking about bars in the 80s, smoking pot and pooing himself, sounds like you’ve got one foot or knee in the devils hotel Cole. 😂😂😂😂
Good doing Brian with the cautery. Used to have horseflies torment the ears on the dairy cows too. I've used styptic powder in the past, it worked.
Thank you for your videos Sonne Farms they are the best
Thanks for watching!
Heyy Brian!!!! Your Awesome. And it's awesome you grabbed the camera and filmed!! Always great hearing from ya
Love the videos. They are a highlight in my day. Keep up the great work!!!
Was nice to see Bryan using the camera. Can't wait to see you use the new purchase. Take care guys and as always thank you for sharing with us. Love my farm 🚜 family.
Thanks for entertaining us this afternoon. See ya next time.
I don't think I'm alone asking for more Brian and more inside the machine tours. I wanted to see the baler getting repaired. There are other videos on that but ... phhhhht.
Brain you do such a good job with the camera while driving the tractor. Thanks for another video will say alittle prayer that you all get rain.
Boys and their toys but this one is a necessity on a farm like yours. 💘 🐄 🚜 🌽 🇺🇸
Great video Cole and Brian
That dump-box truck was worth every penny. Y’all have gotten so much use out of it
Nice intro to this video. Please more of this. Fantastic video!
You will love that stout generator capacity if you have long-term power outages. Back in ‘09 we had a massive ice storm and my power was out for about a week. I have a Miller 225G on a factory trailer and I just backed it into my front yard and ran an extension cord in the window and stayed pretty comfortable. Of course, my wood stove didn’t hurt things either. 🔥
Last summer I never stop feeding hay. Had a 3 mile wide wild fire rip threw my farm too. September came and I got rain only a quarter of an inch. Freaking then winter came. Weirdly enough last summer with no rain. I managed to have more hay then years prior. My neighbors gave me 20 free crab grass bales (I thought it had stickers of Johnson grass but no) and I shared crop some hay with an other neighbor and then I gone to an auction at another neighbor farm and battle to the death for some concrete feed bunks. I survive so i got them. traded 2 out of 8 for 10 alfalfa hay bales then on my lease I had millet planted and I shared crop it into hay with the land owner. Good thing I don't have a lot of cattle cause I swear I never had grass green.
Thanks again for the video fella's, Ms.Ellie, Jeff and Jeff's doggie. Nice work toy, can't wait to see it in action. Make a day.
Love it when Brian has the camera.
Hi Cheryl!
Cole & Brian, I'm glad you are glass half full kinda people. When I see your hay and alfalfa crop this year it makes me wonder how the corn and soybeans are doing. This coming winter would be trying times for me were I in your boots. It takes a special person and I'm guessing this ain't your first rodeo. Hoping you corn is a defensive hybrid and not a racehorse.
Hey Cole,Brian,Jeff,and Ellie.Great video and nice looking welder/generator.
Great video. Singeing that cow’s ear was quick thinking. My wife stuck her head into a broken tree branch one year, and the only way I could get the bleeding stopped was 2 sq knots with her hair. Worked great but the combing wasn’t very quick!
cheers brian/cole all,love it,carry on gnz
Dogs on the farm, I love it, to me its the best life they could ever have.
Anywhere with land to run. It's such a shame to see dogs locked in those tiny little cages alone all day long. That's so terrible. Same with cats. They're meant to be free and outdoors. Sure, let them come I'm the house but let them out too.
Nice welder nice buy. Have a great day.
Nice job on the video Brian! I have to say, I always hold my breath when I see farmers sticking their arms into any machinery. Thank you for staying safe! We don’t want any blood spray from y’all. 😬
Heat, drought, smoke, it’s like the plagues…how are the cattle holding up??
Brian, you’re pretty good also with the camera..👍. Got yourself a nice new toy or is it Cole’s toy. Hope you won’t need to us it to often. Take care of that knee Cole👍❤️🇨🇦
Dad I think you had Cole sweating, 🥵 when you started talking about making the intern permanent!😂😂
Cole got the heat of the sun and looks like the heart rate went up when Brian started asking questions (Cole's blushing)
That a boy long live the '98...... good year...
Just a suggestion. Since you have forks. A welding box with a torch, grinders, clamps etc all ready to go is pretty handy. And don't forget a big fire extinguisher. We had one at a sawmill I worked at and it saved so much time.
I plan to! Any suggestions on what to make it out of
@@SonneFarms 2 inch square tubing for a support frame. Maybe 3/16inch wall And 1 inch square tubing for a frame on the sides. 1/8inch wall. Then you can use galvanized roof metal or galvanized flat sheet for the sides. 16ga or 18ga. An umbrella from a picnic table is a great addition. Rain, sun, or that cold white stuff you northerners get.
I wish I could send you some of our rain, praying you get enough soon.
Fun to watch as always Brian, Cole & Jeff.
Can't wait to see the snazzy new toy, ooops I mean welding-generator thingy tool in action. It's red so it must get the job done pretty fast. 🤣
Love your work! 🙏💙
Brian, that's a nice generator. Wish I had one that big. Here in California, the land where a forest fire 50 miles away can shut off your power for three days... that would be nice. Your Dad's right, for the price of that Lincoln, it should have 4 wheel drive and a GPS to get it out in the field.
Have fun guys with your new toy.
Nice welder/generator. Needs a sonne frames decal. Thats all i got to say bout that.👍
Brian you did a good job telling the story for the first half of the video
great videos guys ,love the father son relationship which is no doubt sometimes under trying conditions keep up the great videos
BRIAN I JUST ENJOY WATCHING YOU AND COLE TOGETHER I LOVE IT WHEN YOU SAY AND THAT'S ALL I GOT TO SAY ABOUT THAT OMG NOW YOU GOT ME SAYING IT TO THE PEOPLE WHO WORKS FOR ME LOL AWESOME VIDEO
I bet they wonder what the heck is going on!
Put some lipstick on that dipstick,Giggity. Brian with that cap and the Dog,wet my pants. Great video boys stay safe and lets hope the rain comes just in time.
Thanks for another awesome video glad it cooled down and wow now that’s a welder heck yea
We need a tour of Ole Rancho Jefferino I say! Another great vid!
Nice buy. Weld or power where ever you need it. We made a little trailer for our welder. Had an old trailer axle and also put a telescoping light tower on it. LED light don't take much power but man does it light things up.
Smells like a bar in the 80's, brings back memories!!!???
Cole is not old enough to know about that
I have that same welder. High quality machine that you will get lots of use out of on your farm. We made a steel crate for ours with space for a torch and a tool box. Carry it with your pallet forks. Also if you tip it over, the steel frame protects the welder.
Great addition to the Farm Cole
Always enjoy when my notifications comes up for your videos! Funny comment about how it “smelled like the inside of a bar in the ‘80s” , weren’t you born in like 95 or something, 😂😂😂. Awesome channel 👍