Leg Arms is ADDICTED to DESTROYING stuff

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Bin yard continues to transform! Out with some old concrete structures and in with new bins!
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@MegaGeorge1948 2 года назад

Boy! Legarms runs that manual lathe faster than my CNC turning centers! 😄

@radozeman 2 года назад

Hammer drill some holes, add a little boom boom and that might help loosen that concrete a little and make easier to hammer 😉

@stumpy2816 2 года назад

I like how u fellers run up against a wall and you figure out how to knock it down. Well done. Need to get the dip sticks in DC to come out to the country and watch problem solving in motion 😜

@larrydavidson3402 2 года назад

The bin site is being improved on all the time, once it is all done it will be awesome.

@tompinnef6331 2 года назад

Make it fit - nothing like doing some modifying to make it work for you. Hope the crew / family and you are doing well. Take care - Be safe and God Bless.

@trackmader 2 года назад

Sds and dexpan. Expanding concrete pop the tops off

@berniestraight126 2 года назад

Praying for rain. Be safe you all

@richardthomas1743 2 года назад

Dang they definitely made those concrete bases large and solid!

@handymansteve 11 месяцев назад

they need a dynamite sized hole punch for those ( and a blasting permit )... old compressor base, what compressor base??

@roberttolliver1019 2 года назад

Those old Ford backhoes are great machines. Built to last

@galegregory97comcast 2 года назад

Thanks for my like. Hope you have the best day ever after another and another and another

@tincan6929 2 года назад

Keep the breaker chisel sharp and it is the secret to busting it up nice one guys :)

@devilschild 2 года назад

Neat and tidy.

@timothybailey7118 2 года назад

Fun watching you take salvage material and rebuild it to a useful tool. Still 💦🕺☔️🕺⛈🕺rain dancing.

@JamesThomas-dn6hz 2 года назад

you were looking a little red there buddy. 😆

@zs9372 2 года назад

Missoula and Lolo Mt are close to flooding

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

No worries here... 1 .7" for the year

@clinthochrein888 2 года назад

Excellent video 👍🏾👍🏾

@blessed3584 2 года назад

Enjoy this channel so.much!!

@garywalters4286 2 года назад

A few sticks of 40% ,some caps and fuse and you will have a pile of rubble.

@steveshoemaker6347 2 года назад

Thanks Welker Farm awesome Guy's but👉‍ 🙏‍ ✝️ 🥰......Old Shoe🇺🇸

@williambryce8527 2 года назад

Wish I still lived there, Had my FEL and it would take me an hour to drill, and milliseconds to totally remove them for you!

@billsargent3407 2 года назад

What exactly was the purpose of the compressor plant and what was the time frame?

@WelkerFarms 2 года назад

It was used to pump natural gas through large pipe lines. Probably used in the 1950s would be my guess.

@bellelibby1 2 года назад

I’m always amazed by your fabricating skills,but could you put some sort of time stamp on some of those projects I’d like to know how long some of these creations take

@jimrrussell8250 2 года назад

I love that old truck dude

@anneoreilly4900 2 года назад

An all LegArms episode!!

@timring1344 2 года назад

So much fun and therapeutic destroying old stuff. Love it.

@farmboy5622 2 года назад

Sooooooo,.....nobody thought to try using the cannon and bowling balls, or tannerite to destroy that concrete?!?! (Ha!Ha!)

@toddhutson4458 2 года назад

Good chance I worked for the company that owned the compressor station at one point.

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

I believe it was montana Dakota utilities

@toddhutson4458 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob it was a different company. We had oil wells and old compressor stations from Dupuyer to Sunburst under then name Mercury or Quicksilver.

@ashlandgunclub1000 2 года назад

That old arm of leg is handy as a pocket in a shirt.

@adamgoldstein15 2 года назад

Hey love watching your videos. if you had a concrete crushing machine all the concrete slabs you have and don't need could be crushed and used elsewhere on the farm or sold

@rushhookhornadventures20 Год назад

My dad used to design and build compressor stations, probably not that one, mainly in Wyoming, North Dakota, Texas, New Mexico, Mexico, and overseas like huge ones. Alls I know is they build them to withstand Nukes basically lol

@WelkerFarms Год назад

That's awesome!

@robertquast9684 2 года назад

Didn’t see if your had an accumulator if it does recharge it. If not more oil flow

@christophereaves862 2 года назад

Love the video guys. I’m curious. “Ben sheets” . What is he now?? 😂😂 God Bless

@zhilton9721 2 года назад

The compressor plant was for an air system on bins? Or natural gas?

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Nat gas

@waynedenton7124 2 года назад

Y'all need to get some Dynamite LOL

@BruceBergman 2 года назад

Put Acorn nuts on the tail lights before you pop the airbags Again. 🙃

@cjcourter1477 2 года назад

You need to get a concrete crusher. You can use that to put on your roads.....

@mattphillips4260 2 года назад

was watching this and on some of that stuff why not try hooking a chain on the re bar you can see and lifting with the big loader single out a bar at a time and what i am thinking the bar will bend and break up the crete maybe i am wrong thinking that but worth a shot somewhat cheap idea farm fuel here is nearing 6.00 a gallon

@georgedavidson1221 2 года назад

Did it rain. ...?..

@jacmccauley7581 2 года назад

Was reading earlier today about Yellowstone and parts of Montana having flooding issues, guessing that is not your area.

@chichard86 2 года назад

The Welker’s are in Northern Montana and the flooding is down in the southern part of the state.

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

We got .1" of an inch

@AutoCrete 2 года назад

Parts of southern Alberta got pretty wet and I was quite surprised that norther Montana never got a decent shot of rain. The 'oh so commie' mayor of Calgary, Alberta declared an emergency with up to 6" of rain fallen and/or expected.

@robertpaton3781 2 года назад

Yes on the tannerite !

@jeffreykielwasser3637 2 года назад

Naw, ANFO more boom for the buck!!

@georgedavidson1221 2 года назад

There is rain all around you. Did you get any ...?.

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Just .25"

@georgedavidson1221 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob Flooding in Alberta

@ileenmcminn2062 2 года назад

Did you get any of the storm that drowned Yellowstone?

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

No, just .25" over 3 days.

@ileenmcminn2062 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob you didn't get flooded but a little bit more would have been good. We are on the south side of the storm in Northern Utah and got about the same as you did maybe a bit more. Seems like it's either flood or drought everywhere you look.

@Showboat_Six 2 года назад

What kind of camera mounts do you use, I need to buy one.

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Tried some but no sturdy. Nick rebuilt one style but don't know brand

@Chaplain_GM 2 года назад

@salmonhunter7414 2 года назад

How is your arm?

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

He's 95% healed

@salmonhunter7414 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob Nice.

@jerryfischer3988 2 года назад

Hope you folks are getting some rain

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

1. 7" for the year

@jerryfischer3988 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob know we are pulling for you to get more soon

@pinky2502 2 года назад

UH OH, Check out Legarms...Highway to the Danger Zone Ride into the Danger Zone

@kevindavis6042 2 года назад

Thinking TNT might be more fun

@Showboat_Six 2 года назад

My eyes…..

@ethanott9385 2 года назад

What were the air compressors for ?

@jeffreykielwasser3637 2 года назад

Probably oil and gas exploration

@darkrevenger04 2 года назад

Hollywood you can't fault legarms cuz destruction is fun

@markmarchetti5129 2 года назад

Dynamite it that should get some views.

@allanulen3809 2 года назад

Your videos never disappoint, at least not me. No matter what I watch you guys seem to be able to fix most everything.

@duggydo 2 года назад

I had to deal with some similar large footings once. I lucked out and the county had a Cat 385 excavator on a road job nearby. The operator was a guy I went to school with so he came over on his lunch break one day and took care of it with the big rock hammer on it. Unbelievable how hard the hammer hit with that giant machine.

@lazeppelin1 2 года назад

Leg Arms, Like you, I enjoy fabricating my equipment to make it functional while keep it under my budget. But fact of the matter, I’m no where close to your skill. You are an inspiration to me on what you are capable of accomplishing. Whenever I’ve got something that needs to be fixed, I’ll think back to one of your videos and think ‘Ive seen Leg Arms do this, maybe I can try it’. Keep up the good work. 👍

@legarms51 2 года назад

Thank you very much but what really matters is will you use your gifts to the fullest amount? We all have a choice to do the best that we can with what we have been given. But it's up to us to put in the hard work or be lazy and mount to very little. Be all you can be to inspire others to be all they can be! Keep up the hard work and I'm glad your using your God given skills

@tyler3148 2 года назад

That was a very nice thing you said about leg arms he is relly good at fabrication

@TractorChamp. 2 года назад

Hi That shirt won't work now in South Africa, it's winter! 😂 Will try it December.

@andrewruble7706 2 года назад

You all never cease to amaze me with your ingenuity. Great Video! I bet this is all going to look great when you get the concrete whittled down. Bob has a new toy to play with huh... Newest bin going up. I just hope you are at overflow after harvest!

@morgansword 2 года назад

Whats the phase, don't force it, just get a bigger hammer. I sometimes wonder if you guys understand that you may not make all the grain in the needs of this country but its guys like you who contribute the many hours of monotonous hard work and never give up. I see a huge change from the two young boys who restored a old truck and made it nice so that who ever got to drive it was happy to be steering it down the road. Now older, its making things last, repairing things that need it most. Its like you hit reality head on and its no longer fun to build something. It is either you need it or its not necessary for now. Kinda miss the two young boys who had dreams

@ke6gwf 2 года назад

That breaker is about half way between a hand held jackhammer and a mid size excavator breaker, but about infinitely better than the hand held option! After using a big one it would trigger me, but I am easily triggered by undersized tools...lol

@hildebertodamasio5101 2 года назад

Hey guys I just subscribe to your channel! You guys are awesome, love every video’s! I’m from the smaller state of America Rhode Island !

@ppercut 2 года назад

hope you get some of the water from the mega flood in yellostone

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Just .25"

@bobbyt2657 2 года назад

The title of this is "Leg Arms is ADDICTED to DESTROYING stuff" but we all know how well Scott is at fixing and upgrading .... WTG Leg_Arms !!!!

@zcole6612 2 года назад

Would have been way easier if you could have drilled holes and filled with water before the big freeze last winter .

@mmurphy2317 2 года назад

Speakin' of holes 'n' water....why not hammer the tops of that very strong concrete off, excavate around the remaining bases...then repour in the shape of a unique "cement pond" a/k/a a swimmin' pool? Those 90 degree days will be here before you realize.....Legs Arms has already gone into "shed" mode...lol...!

@aa-md4qr 2 года назад

How do i turn off timestamped progress bar

@alexmikhael5061 2 года назад

it is OK to DESTROY a THING if you are reporpusing that thing for ANOTHER THING!!and the DISTRUCTION is part of the RECONSTRUCTION OF a THING! :) or werds two dat effekt~!!! :)

@michaelbaumgardner2530 2 года назад

The old timers built it to last,not how fast and how cheap...im a firm believer in building to last..however I was born to depression baby's,good luck.

@azraelspectre9089 2 года назад

The concrete slabs are probably 20' deep. They are called inertia blocks. Looks like you had a three compressor set up. Three blocks. The engine and compressors were so heavy the crankshaft which is about 12' long would deflect if the aliment was off and destroy it's self. After we set up an engine we would take a dial indicator and measure the deflection at the crankshaft counter wieghts. When you achieved zero you knew the engine was square and level. That's how they ran for five years straight and never shut down. I worked on a Ingersoll Rand engine/compressor that was a vertical six cylinder engine and a horizontal six cylinder compressor. What a massive machine, some 30' tall and 30' wide and 50' long. The main bearings where like 3-4 ft wide. What a monster. Its top speed was about 200 rpms.

@stevenstart8728 2 года назад

What was the purpose of these compressors?

@azraelspectre9089 2 года назад

@@stevenstart8728 oil pipeline stuff. It pushed the oil/gas down the line. Boost stations every 20 miles or so. Depending on the elevation. The blocks were so big to absorb the vibration from the massive engines.

@azraelspectre9089 2 года назад

Usually three compressors or more. Each one was a stage that boosted the line pressure.. I've seen as many as six on one site. Look up Walkesha VHP engines or Ingersoll Rand engines.

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Thanks for the info. Massive engines

@azraelspectre9089 2 года назад

@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob I'm the same mechanic that suggested you hold the fuel lever or pedal to WFO whenever you start an old Diesel. Like the buds or the international semi. But Nooooo you would rather wear out the starter and stress the charging system. Yea my time to chew you abit. I want to see you jump in a bud or semi and stomp it to the WFO fuel stop and start it. Don't worry it won't run away. You just need to stress this old iron as little as possible. God bless you guys. I hope you get plenty of rain this summer IN JESUS' NAME!!!

@donmathias1705 2 года назад

Dynamite comes to mind. Back in the seventies you could rider a case of gelignite from the local co-op and fuses and pickup up detractors yourself and do what you needed to do. Stumps out of the ground, post holes took 1/4 stick, concrete alterations etc. We blew apart a HD 7 dozer so we could scrap it in pieces. Health and safety stopped all the fun and in the process removed a valuable tool. Nothing like watching a charge do its work. My Dad got his training in the army down here in NZ.

@Ham68229 2 года назад

Those old hammers, if my memory serves correctly, eat a lot of grease. If you're enjoying it, then it works just fine. Cheers :)

@stevenicoson6670 2 года назад

Thanks for the enjoyable video. Was most interesting. Wow. Talk about heavy duty concrete-wow. Wow. Agree with your approach to just knock the top off and bury the rest. That is old time hard thick concrete. Will look nice when cleaned up. Concrete cleanup is hard heavy duty work. Looking good so far Welkers. Good job leg arms in redoing the hydraulic jack hammer. Appears to be working good. Keep at it , you are getting it done. About it for now. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything Welkers. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

@speakerville 2 года назад

Wow those shoulders are BLINDING!!!! I bet they were a little bit red by the end of the day though. Smart arse comment of the day, MADE!

@Delbert127 2 года назад

The farm I grew up on the man that sold it to my Dad worked at a mixer plant we had 6 inch thick side walks clothes poles to dry your clothes on in 36 inches of concrete we found things concreted in that had no business being in concrete but they were

@tractorchannel1922 2 года назад

Good job and nice ♥️♥️👉🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

@Ticdaniel 2 года назад

If legarms would be a machine it would be the 844 😀😀 that loader is sturdy for sure 👊👊💪💪

@nwyoda8792 2 года назад

What's the story behind the compressor pads, when, what were they used for?

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

Nat gas, built around 1940s

@tystahl3961 2 года назад

Destruction before construction. (Grunt like Tim the tool man Taylor).

@BWYinYang 2 года назад

Bowling ball cannon the concrete wall. 🤔 Borrow a broken concrete use it as wrecking ball.

@leol1682 2 года назад

Enjoy the video and yes destroying old Concrete .

@Naviss 2 года назад

Always enjoy watching LegArm's, Fabricate or modify tools he needs to get the job done! Amazing work buddy!!

@jonludens4180 2 года назад

Diesel fuel and fertilizer would fix that concrete problem!

@ronschmitt2495 2 года назад

Leg Arms love seeing you at one of the great know how that you do a great job of which is fabricating things to make them work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 God Bless and Stay Safe

@darrenmclean1742 2 года назад

When I was an operator in the oilfield we had an old compressor we moved that was on a cement pad. We had to get it blown-up in order to remove it. They built those old pads solid.

@clydeacor1911 2 года назад

Those jackhammers use a special grease you might want to check it out.

@cdsparksart4440 2 года назад

both you boys have enough rock on your farms to build both your homes?

@georgeking5746 2 года назад

105 Degrees in Mount Holly, NC today

@ronporter610 2 года назад

you need a moil point bit for that breaker.

@BlueDually4x4 2 года назад

Jackhammers are therapeutic in a weird way.

@uhitskyle 2 года назад

Oooo Jackhammers! My favorite!

@DoughboyPathyUSA 2 года назад

0:49 ..... It is pretty.... pretty functional

@jeffkuipers1030 2 года назад

FORD TOUGH that's why i only own fords

@MRHSDM316SD18186 2 года назад

Leg Arms; with all the concrete you guys have been pulling up; why not contact your local redimix plant and find out if they need some "fodder" for class 5 have them bring out their crusher and turn that pile of concrete into class 5 for you; or invest in a plant???????

@russellgilson4072 2 года назад

Scott, you're one creative guy I admire your abilities! Your ingenuity along with Nick and your father are impressive!

@isaacthefarmer4128 2 года назад

Can we agree that leg arms is cool

@rottison 2 года назад

Hay guys great video ALSO driving home last night I passed a big bud tractor in a field so I took a couple pics of it. All I can say is standing 3 feet from it it is one big tractor

@Rumblestrip 2 года назад

Im callin shenanigans on this title... Scott creates, Nick destroys, and we all know....Bob builds! Feel free to use that if you like Bob. Lol Nice that one works... Maybe a seal kit, if you can find one, might help it out some.

@SLlandscape 2 года назад

Hope the new starter switch makes the a/c in that thing colder. Sure looks like it's an open window a/c system

@markrskinner 2 года назад

What's the history of the compressor plant?

@RobertWelkerFarmerBob 2 года назад

I assume it was built in 1940s.

@banzaii6285 2 года назад

Maybe a demo guy to drill holes and fracture that with explosives, knock it over and bury it. I'm sure you guys thought of doing it yourselves...Dad probably said no : ).