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That tickled my funny bone lol

We Aussies have strange SOH LOL

What do you call an Amish man with his arm all the way up a horse's butt? He's a mechanic.

Lol

do you know why cows don't like the round bails of hay ? because they can't get a square meal. 🤣

Reminds me of the clown car at the circus!

I can't stop laughing.

😂😂

That’s the best version of “why did the chicken cross the road?” Jokes I’ve ever heard! Hah heard!

Cute

Your comment made my day! ☺

What do you call a chicken running down the road? FAST FOOD! LOL love your jokes

Same...keep doing what u do pete.u inspire me daily

Hahaha I beg to differ,its clear he has affection for his cows but I don't think there is affection for the pigs lol

If you want to see real affection for pigs watch Kevin on Living Traditions Homestead..the pigs are his fave animals.small Idaho Pasture Pigs

I would like to see this. :)

That sounds like a great idea!

I wS gonna ask the same thing it should be a sight to see

Although i have seen chickens do this it would be pretty awespme to watch (Hint, Hint)

that would be so awesome to watch.

What is that you are feeding the pigs outside?

Right....I guess it was just a break, luckily. 😅

No, we don't milk any of the cows.

Me also I would be a veggie

I can't even finish watching these videos. I know it's hypocritical of me because I buy meat at the store but it's hard to see and think about killing these creatures even though he and his wife are giving them a good life before that.

Steve I'm currently watching Mustie 1 renovate a Kubota that is a few years old. What surprises me is that this Kubota, his friend's Kubota and the other Kubota he has at another place is that none has a roll bar. Though commonly called a roll bar that is a misnomer, it is a roll-over or more often a roll back (where the tractor tips backwards on snatching a load) protection. These first started appearing in the UK and Ireland in the 1960s or 70s, nowadays, all larger tractors have full protection cages and no doubt glazing and air-con. You even see vintage Fergussons or David Browns where farmers' affixed bars behind the seat. These Kubotas are not that old though, has the US never had any legislation for tip-over protection for tractor drivers? Out of courtesy, I would have provided a link to what I was talking about, but Pete doesn't like YT links. Are Kubota still making these small tractors for the US, in the UK the smallest is a 66bhp model in a modern format.

@@COIcultist I have seen Mustie 1 video. Well he dose what he can. Can't say anything bad about Kubotas.They have there nish of usage in today's world. As for the roll bars. Not that familiar with western tractors. But I can give a example from what I know from my hearth: I remember the Soviet tractors from the Belarus series started getting roll over bars in the early 1980s for the internal Soviet market. But the onse that got exporter where equipped by the abroad dealers with roll over bars and inside reinforced frames for the cabin as early as late 1960s. That was to do safety laws that made it mandatory. There where a lot of accidents with the belarus tractors specially the 720 series that in a case of a roll over the cabin would crush the driver and be fatal 99% of the time. I'm amazed it took the soviet union really 30 years to start taking measures to prevent death on roll over or fatal injuries? What ever the case was at least the later tractors where much safer to use for the end user.

He kind of covers the new vs old tractors in one of his tractor restoration videos if I remember correctly. I agree with him that I would rather fix up an inexpensive older tractor than spend the large chunk of money a new tractor would entail. I have a decent old 4020 John Deere and a old Mahindra 4500 with a Frey Loader. The Mahindra runs but still needs a little work but at 3,000 vs 35,000 I know which route I am going to pick.

@@Mtbambeno Maybe he did, cause Pete has had so many videos I keep loosing track. I do see benefits as a small farmer having older tractors. But there are some pitfalls with them as well. Don't think that is the case in the States cause there is a huge variety of different models and brands. Not to talk about retailers and vendors who specialise also in older models. In some parts of the world it different. I can only speak from my own experiences but that would be like making a hour long video. Rather saying it short, make a plan and be sure to know what you buy+ always have extra cash in case you need to spend more then you planned for.

Won't be too long and you'll be feeding pigs in the trailer.