Everything is BREAKING, Mistakes Were Made, Another Week of STRUGGLES!! 

Im a newbe here but i really like the content 😌 i watch a couple ofyour neighbors regularly so happy to add y'all to the mix.

Love seeing technology help make farming more efficient

Strph, give them the all hard time you can!!

Laurel and Hardy doing farm maintenance staring Mark & Dane !

The struggle bus rolls on. Lol

Can you show us the pulling tractor, who drives it

Years ago an old retired diesel mechanic tell me to always wipe the dirt off a grease fitting. So you are doing the right thing Steph.

Great video thanks for your time to do the video keep up the great work you do on your family's farm

Great job running the tractor and grain cart Steph

I was helping with a neighbor. He has cement cone in the bins. Corn had to be very dry to store without air. We combined the corn in January.

Great job running the combines guys

Great job Mark and Daner

Great video Steph Mark Daner Beau and Steve

You guys are hilarious! You should do farm comedy skits! You could probably get them on some ag show on tv! I worked for a Deere dealer for over 30 years. We were cutting bolts off and using them for alignment studs many years ago already! But I give you all an "A" for enginuity using the auger to get that gearbox up there! That was pretty damn clever! Keep the comedy and the lesson of the day coming! Steph should proably be the director though! You all stay safe out there harvesting your corn!

Steph, I feel for you and your Dad. While watching Mark and Dane changing out the gear box up on the bins, is obvious that their IQ’s combined won’t equal a potato, but they are having fun ! God Bless you all !

Steve. Backing up in the middle of a quarter section is like driving your pickup with the tailgate down. Nine thousand things can happen and they all are bad!

Best beginning ever😅😅😅😂

Wise words Steve traction is important

I worked for Deere for 36 years and helped procure various components. The support that you said was pot metal is an aluminum alloy made by the die-casting process. The snout, or point, is made out of polyethylene in the roto-molding process. It used to be a rough rule of thumb was that the service parts price was about 4 times the cost to manufacture. Now-a-days, that multiplier varies depending on other things like warehouse space. There were a number of entertaining tidbits like the auger crane, the price is right, and Steve’s life lessons. Good luck on the rest of harvest, and I appreciate what you share with us.

A red snoot would be cheaper 😂😂😂😂😂

what happened to Beau?

You sod busters are doing a good job there

You tell em Daner 😅

Suggestion ask a youtuber that you like and watch alot, with lots of subscribers and see if they will help you with suggestions to get more subscribers you have good content. 😊

Steph you will have to get your dad a pair of baseball cleates so when he has to fertilize nothing slips out from under him

I wonder if one of those large sprayer drones could lift the gear box, or tools to the top of the grain leg.

What happened to beau?

Where's Beau?

I a previous video you asked for content... I follow many of the popular farm you tube contributors .. They generally focus on production and grain hauling... I don't see any that focuses on grain merchandising.... (I'm a college grad with grain mercandising as my field of interest). conducer proviing grain marketing as a subject and differentiate your channel from the others. just a thought.. hope it is a helpful thought

May I ask if the other repair guy quit? If he did I'm sorry I'm sure you miss him.

What happen to Beau?

525.00

Steve that would have been a bad thing to happen 😮