I see the cart was trying its best to go before the horse(power). Way to stay in control, Kuster! Tell Hannah there are far more comfortable places to stretch out than on top of the round bales. Oh, and a happy early birthday to her as well!
Hey Ryan!! Hey Hannah!! That didn't look very fun. I remember my Dad sliding our old Johnny B down a steep hill. I was riding in the wagon and he told me to bale out. He made it in one piece but we never went that way again.
Holy cow I thought I was going to witinesss something bad with that tractor an spreader but very,very lucky that it happened the way it did . Wow!!!!!!
Nice to see you kept it straight. I though the 4wd would of kicked in for braking as it does on my 1990's ford 8730🤔. You kept your cool that was the main thing though and no harm done👍. Keep safe out there all of you. 🏴
Dunno. At least in Europe there where rules demanding 4 wheel braking with tractors exceding 20 mph and most of them solved it by engaging the 4WD when braking
Had a load in my bucket, downhill over a hump and the rears came off the ground in 2 WD. Dropped the bucket and it settled down. But important lesson learned heavy work = 4 WD every single time.
Always wondering why there are no trailer brakes in the us. In germany we have some kind of brakes on the trailers, on the bigger trailers and machines over 8 tons, air brakes are mandatory.
Great looking pasture! Way to take ownership of your mistakes... i would have never included it in the video because of all the monday night quarterbackers around here! Thumbs up!
I have a Surgeon friend who said he has the answer to stop contaminating the rivers with fertilizer. The spraying of 1-2 gallons of raw milk / ac will double the hay production.
On our 20 and 30series the 4wheel drive engages when you hit the brakes. If I'm going to a wet spot and have forgotten to turn on 4wd I just touch the brakes and it engages to get you tru
Pucker factor of about 11 sliding down a hill like that. Have you done soil tests on your low yielding pastures? Lime is cheaper than fertilizer, and can be more cost effective. The 11 acre field "split test" will tell you a lot.
I have a Surgeon friend who said he has the answer to stop contaminating the rivers with fertilizer. The spraying of 1-2 gallons of raw milk / ac will double the hay production.
@@toddpennington6872I wouldnt imagine for them smaller tractor 4wd braking would be a requirement as be going much more that 15 km on them yolks and here in ireland 4wd braking so required on 80hp (if they are 4wd) upward for safety reasons chase 2wd braking is useless for droping in an emergency
Great video, as always. For the drone shots while you’re driving - is the drone on an automatic path (based on where you’re at), or are you flying and farming at the same time?? Greetings from the other side of the state.
what could you do to build up the soil? High-residue planting, herd bedding spread, manure and hay? Are there resources from nearby farmers you could use to add to the soil to help build it up? What about working with solar project earth mover crews? :)
It's how I've always known it too with our similar age Massey Ferguson 390T. I've got frustrated with it kicking in when turning on tarmac (like on the road when you need the brake lights so can't bypass it by braking only one wheel), after seeing what it's designed to reduce the chances of, I'll now take that as happy to know it's still working. :) It doesn't half make a bang when it disengages though.
Yea try that with a square baler and 150 bales on a wagon behind ya jack knifed three different directions I know that heart attack you described lol 👍🇺🇸
In my near death event the baler ended up on the rear tractor tire and sideways, while the bale wagon went in the opposite direction overturned and spilled the load. Lost about a dozen years off my life not to mention a ruined a pair boxers and jeans. YUK.
Back in the days of the average tractor being smaller, the fertilizer buggies had built-in assistive brake cylinders that activated automatically from back pressure in the hitch. They were added because so many buggies ended up on the creek after pushing the tractor down the hill. I didn't spot any automatic brake on this buggy.
No actuals brakes on the front of that tractor so the only braking action is when the MFWD is engaged. I always run in "Auto". If you need to turn tight you can touch the brake on one side or other and it will temporarily turn off the front.
I think I mis identified the field. The the latter part of the video, where Ryan is in the field where they picked rocks last video, the grass is in little distinctive tufts, regularly spaced, in neat rows. That's what I'm inquiring about.
Lol idk if anyone ever told you but that tractor is your brothers baby. 😂He woulda been upset I bet. I’ve been in that situation before though I always find the best thing to do is actually keep going and don’t let the wheels side so you don’t jack knife but it’s easier said than done in the moment
best bet would be drop to an idle get on the brakes starts dropping gears and if its still sliding and starts to wanna jack knife use each rear brake independently to get back straight and hope for the best haha
You probably know this now but try a lower gear when going down hill like that. The urge is to push in the clutch and step on the brake though, lol. Ask me how I know.
Hey nice job area spreading I like it better when they spread I'm in Stockton il . Nutrition is a great place. You'd love to be spreading on my hill's. Real short changing.farm. lol
You were probably a wee bit lucky you did not jackknife. A locked wheel is a recipe for trouble. Gentle application of brakes and concentrate where you are going should be the number one priority. A good learning example for everyone. It can go wrong fast. A few bad bounces on a rough track are far more preferable to a jackknife. I know of two young men killed in exactly the same circumstances with loads pushing then and then their trailers jack knifing on them.
Ryan, I know being pushed down a hill is no fun. I remember as a kid I had a loaded hay wagon behind me and was driving a small 820 Deere and it pushed me down a hill. It was fine, but I ruined a good pair of underwear that day.
I covered about 200 yards of a hill like that on a Massey 399 2 wheel drive bush hogging once. Fun times!!! Just keep her straight. She’ll grab traction eventually.
Привозим овец от одной головы до 10 голов породы Дорпер, Суффолк, Меериноландшафт без предоплаты. Племенные большие. Подписывайтесь на канал. Чтобы перейти на канале Mi Mi Mi Ko, нажмите на фото Дорпера и перейдите. (Необязательно искать в поисковике).Контакты указаны на ютуб канале Ми Ми Ми Ко в графе все о каналее
I like watching you and your brother because you guys are almost always working with basic farm equipment. Zach at Millennial rarely makes a video anymore unless he has a deal to advertise something. And some other popular farm sites are always showing off their fat wallets and high dollar equipment. and this worries me greatly. If and when the democrats take the White House. One of their first targets will be farm bills. Because they will need the money to support those whom do not feel like supporting themselves. Or go to college for free. I am afraid that farmers showing how prosperous they are. Are just biting themselves in the butt. And will cause another nationwide farm tragedy. Especially for the small and medium farmer.
I see the cart was trying its best to go before the horse(power). Way to stay in control, Kuster! Tell Hannah there are far more comfortable places to stretch out than on top of the round bales. Oh, and a happy early birthday to her as well!
Hey Ryan!! Hey Hannah!! That didn't look very fun. I remember my Dad sliding our old Johnny B down a steep hill. I was riding in the wagon and he told me to bale out. He made it in one piece but we never went that way again.
Boy, seeing the 76 sliding my heart stopped! Hanna did a great job on the intro.
wow that was a close call, glad you are okay. That is the reason we always run 4wd when we are in the field
Ye all good when you have a 4wd drive tractor I only have 2wd
That's what we call in the 🇬🇧 a brown trouser moment 😅
That was a close call😯 hope the grass will be some awesome stuff👍😉
Holy cow I thought I was going to witinesss something bad with that tractor an spreader but very,very lucky that it happened the way it did . Wow!!!!!!
Gee from the drone it looks like you could pick rocks in the pasture for the ditch.
Nice to see you kept it straight. I though the 4wd would of kicked in for braking as it does on my 1990's ford 8730🤔. You kept your cool that was the main thing though and no harm done👍. Keep safe out there all of you. 🏴
Dunno. At least in Europe there where rules demanding 4 wheel braking with tractors exceding 20 mph and most of them solved it by engaging the 4WD when braking
Our 7800 engages the 4wd when you go on the brakes over 11mph, but not when you are going slower than 11.
Great job Ryan
Wow that was close. Glad your alright
Y'all need to make a paster drag out of old big truck tires and smooth out all those cow pies
Great to see Hannah in the game! I thought she might run the spreader?
Great awesome video Ryan .
Such neat country looks like home
Had a load in my bucket, downhill over a hump and the rears came off the ground in 2 WD. Dropped the bucket and it settled down. But important lesson learned heavy work = 4 WD every single time.
great video ryan glad u ok u did forsure get a scare
Great Vlog, pretty scary skid down the track to the bridge, well done great recovery
Hope you will make a full recovery
Great drone footage
That’s a nice 7600
Awesome ryan
Nice dude. Don’t feel bad, I wrecked our 4430 in a ditch when I was 8
Hi guys. That 76 does sound sweet when going up the gears with some weight behind.
Always wondering why there are no trailer brakes in the us. In germany we have some kind of brakes on the trailers, on the bigger trailers and machines over 8 tons, air brakes are mandatory.
Great looking pasture! Way to take ownership of your mistakes... i would have never included it in the video because of all the monday night quarterbackers around here! Thumbs up!
I have a Surgeon friend who said he has the answer to stop contaminating the rivers with fertilizer. The spraying of 1-2 gallons of raw milk / ac will double the hay production.
On our 20 and 30series the 4wheel drive engages when you hit the brakes. If I'm going to a wet spot and have forgotten to turn on 4wd I just touch the brakes and it engages to get you tru
What minerals do your cows get ?
Pucker factor of about 11 sliding down a hill like that.
Have you done soil tests on your low yielding pastures? Lime is cheaper than fertilizer, and can be more cost effective.
The 11 acre field "split test" will tell you a lot.
I have a Surgeon friend who said he has the answer to stop contaminating the rivers with fertilizer. The spraying of 1-2 gallons of raw milk / ac will double the hay production.
@@robertreznik9330 yea thats too low of an amount of fluid to even make a difference on a 1/4 ac
Do the American john deeres not engauge the 4wd automatically by pressing the brake pedal??
It’s supposed to but didn’t.
NO, ON OUR JOHN DEERE 2015 5065E YOU GOT TO PUT IN 4-WHEEL DRIVE YOUR SELF AND OUR 1025R SAME WAY
@@toddpennington6872I wouldnt imagine for them smaller tractor 4wd braking would be a requirement as be going much more that 15 km on them yolks and here in ireland 4wd braking so required on 80hp (if they are 4wd) upward for safety reasons chase 2wd braking is useless for droping in an emergency
Great video, as always. For the drone shots while you’re driving - is the drone on an automatic path (based on where you’re at), or are you flying and farming at the same time??
Greetings from the other side of the state.
Probably just in follow mode thats how I shoot feild shots
what could you do to build up the soil? High-residue planting, herd bedding spread, manure and hay? Are there resources from nearby farmers you could use to add to the soil to help build it up? What about working with solar project earth mover crews? :)
How much nitrogen do you spread per acre?
In my experience, 4wd kicks on when you press the brakes always and then disengages after. Even on older machines like my 1993 Ford 7740.
It's how I've always known it too with our similar age Massey Ferguson 390T. I've got frustrated with it kicking in when turning on tarmac (like on the road when you need the brake lights so can't bypass it by braking only one wheel), after seeing what it's designed to reduce the chances of, I'll now take that as happy to know it's still working. :) It doesn't half make a bang when it disengages though.
Does your all’s nutrien Ag have spreader trucks to spread
Do you drag the harrow over the pasture to “spread out” the manure piles?
Yea try that with a square baler and 150 bales on a wagon behind ya jack knifed three different directions I know that heart attack you described lol 👍🇺🇸
In my near death event the baler ended up on the rear tractor tire and sideways, while the bale wagon went in the opposite direction overturned and spilled the load. Lost about a dozen years off my life not to mention a ruined a pair boxers and jeans. YUK.
Hornet Hunter lol I know the feeling buddy and it ain’t a good one !
Cool video but what is weight of tractor vs weight of the fertilizer spreader when full thats what makes the difference
Thanks for the video Ryan bet you had to change your underwear after that little slide 😂
Good stuff
You can bust them cow piles up with a tine harrow
What’s the analysis on that?
I got pushed by a full gravity of corn in a 4040 a handful of years it’s not as fun as it looks
Did you buy a new semi blue colored?
Back in the days of the average tractor being smaller, the fertilizer buggies had built-in assistive brake cylinders that activated automatically from back pressure in the hitch. They were added because so many buggies ended up on the creek after pushing the tractor down the hill. I didn't spot any automatic brake on this buggy.
No actuals brakes on the front of that tractor so the only braking action is when the MFWD is engaged. I always run in "Auto". If you need to turn tight you can touch the brake on one side or other and it will temporarily turn off the front.
Over the hill and through the woods to Ryan's house we go?
Don't wreck Travis's baby!! But know that feeling "whoa s@#$"
I would love to know how you and Hannah are you doing do you have any kids now and are you guys still Farming I love following you guys
On the 11 acre field - the hay looks like little tufts. Is that due to how the seeder worked? Will that spread and fill in to a solid carpet of grass?
@@tannerkrcil1021 also because cows reject grazing where the 💩 is.
I think I mis identified the field. The the latter part of the video, where Ryan is in the field where they picked rocks last video, the grass is in little distinctive tufts, regularly spaced, in neat rows. That's what I'm inquiring about.
The tufts are the hay in rows from being planted, after some.years it would spread out
Lol idk if anyone ever told you but that tractor is your brothers baby. 😂He woulda been upset I bet. I’ve been in that situation before though I always find the best thing to do is actually keep going and don’t let the wheels side so you don’t jack knife but it’s easier said than done in the moment
best bet would be drop to an idle get on the brakes starts dropping gears and if its still sliding and starts to wanna jack knife use each rear brake independently to get back straight and hope for the best haha
You probably know this now but try a lower gear when going down hill like that. The urge is to push in the clutch and step on the brake though, lol. Ask me how I know.
Hey nice job area spreading I like it better when they spread I'm in Stockton il . Nutrition is a great place. You'd love to be spreading on my hill's. Real short changing.farm. lol
That’s why you own an mfwd tractor, thanks for the video
You were probably a wee bit lucky you did not jackknife. A locked wheel is a recipe for trouble. Gentle application of brakes and concentrate where you are going should be the number one priority. A good learning example for everyone. It can go wrong fast. A few bad bounces on a rough track are far more preferable to a jackknife. I know of two young men killed in exactly the same circumstances with loads pushing then and then their trailers jack knifing on them.
Ryan, I know being pushed down a hill is no fun. I remember as a kid I had a loaded hay wagon behind me and was driving a small 820 Deere and it pushed me down a hill. It was fine, but I ruined a good pair of underwear that day.
Dire need of some pasture managenet
Yeah, that could have been an Ooops moment right there:):)
Ooops moments often become Poops moments.
nice video, thx for sharing ;-)
When we push the brakes on our tractor, it engages on all 4 wheels, even when 4wd is turned off
It’s supposed to but didn’t for me that time until I had it locked in
Careful!!
I covered about 200 yards of a hill like that on a Massey 399 2 wheel drive bush hogging once. Fun times!!! Just keep her straight. She’ll grab traction eventually.
She’s a cutie and a keeper for the farm.... lol
Nice!
Im ready for harvest
you can see a lot of rocks from the air
City Slicker here...chemical fertilizer v manure..thought process??
It has a Mix of different types of Fertilizer and other stuff... Vs Manure is just Manure
Manure only has certain properties. And it will only do some things. If u need a certain chemical for the soil u use artificial
Ryan had to change his pants after that. Lol. It would of made a good story for Travis on @therestofthestory
Isn't the 7600 sopose to be Travis tractor
That slide was a tad keen. Christ be careful fella
You'll get the hang of it with more experience in a tractor.
I see giant ragweed by the gate
Rookie mistake not running 4wd on hills with a heavy spreader
I know a guy missing a arm who can do a tarp on a semi trailer
once a tractor starts sliding the urge is to push the brake paddle harder and harder
farmer 72 that’s the case with highway snowplows also
Always a bad idea. You just have to ride it out. At least if she's rolling, you can steer it
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
How come we don't see Hannah much
👍
Spit boy and this dude need to change the channel names. Messed up story, and How to mess up a farm.
Привозим овец от одной головы до 10 голов породы Дорпер, Суффолк, Меериноландшафт без предоплаты. Племенные большие. Подписывайтесь на канал. Чтобы перейти на канале Mi Mi Mi Ko, нажмите на фото Дорпера и перейдите. (Необязательно искать в поисковике).Контакты указаны на ютуб канале Ми Ми Ми Ко в графе все о каналее
Look I don’t mean to be rude but if you know your going to go down a steep hill with a heavy load put it in four wheel drive that wont happen
I like watching you and your brother because you guys are almost always working with basic farm equipment. Zach at Millennial rarely makes a video anymore unless he has a deal to advertise something. And some other popular farm sites are always showing off their fat wallets and high dollar equipment. and this worries me greatly. If and when the democrats take the White House. One of their first targets will be farm bills. Because they will need the money to support those whom do not feel like supporting themselves. Or go to college for free. I am afraid that farmers showing how prosperous they are. Are just biting themselves in the butt. And will cause another nationwide farm tragedy. Especially for the small and medium farmer.
If you damaged that tractor your brother would kill you
Only if I lived
@@HowFarmsWork What size motor does it have ? You should do a video on it On the specs
Liquid. Agritec!
Is that your gf
Ur lucky you don’t have to go to school
Trump 2020? 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
🇺🇸YES
Call me sometime thanks