MAJOR combine damage - Nov. 6th Harvest Vlog

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Harvest 2017 rolls on...for the most part. Today we had a Major combine break down with our John Deere 9870. We also filled our 2nd grain bag while we dealt with the snow, freezing temps, and mud.
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@simonj31 6 лет назад

Technology is amazing. Back in the day we didn't have sensor to tell us the axle was broken! 😂

@toddjudson4670 3 года назад

I remember no air conditioning. These guys quit when the A/C doesn’t work..

@jwenting 3 года назад

you did have a sensor. It was your lower back going OUCH when you got kicked hard by the vehicle bottoming out ;)

@johnhalter7287 2 года назад

I guess the sensor was in the seat, we knew pretty quick

@wbduckman 6 лет назад

This video is a great testimony to how much respect we all should give the American Farmer. Don't know how you physically, mentally and emotionally handle all the trials and tribulations. But I thank God that you do.

@roldac 6 лет назад

I could never be a farmer...can't deal with the stress and sleepless nights. My dad was a small time farmer and when his combine broke down it was a major deal, might be a few days before it was fixed, usually because it was worn out outdated equipment. Bad weather, too much or lack of rain, hail, low grain prices, massive debt, cash flow problems, worn out machinery, breakdowns, etc. finally took their toll on him...massive heart attack at 53yrs killed him.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

B William Harris it's not always so tough. We have good days and bad. Thank you!!

@basstrammel1322 6 лет назад

I would say every farmer in the world, even.

@jacobo565 6 лет назад

I assure you, this farming outfit doesn't have half the problems of most farming outfits across the country. There was hardly anything in this video equipment wise older than 10 years old. These guys are rich as fuck.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

Jacob O Oh?

@unexpectedgreg6328 3 года назад

20,000 subscribers in this video... now 712,000 subscribers... You've come a very long way Zach, love your channel and what you do!

@daveturnbull4433 6 лет назад

Every one of you farmers better be very proud of your selves ! It would be an honour to be a part of it all Thank you for all you do !!!

@nicholaswilburn 6 лет назад

Thanks this means a lot coming from a sixth generation farmer who's family has been farming since the mid 1860's. Thank for recognize the handwork that the less than 2% of our population put in to feed the world on less acreage every year.

@calebbailey7730 5 лет назад

Appreciate the support, means a lot and makes those long hours into the night all worth it.

@SenderBudYerGood 5 лет назад

I agree! My knees and back are absolutely shot and I would still like to be a farmer for even just one day before my times comes. I could see myself at peace with the world waking up early in the morning knowing that my hard work and dedication was for the good of the people. A lot of jobs are pointless when compared to farming. Mad respect for all the farmers out there.

@jack8242 4 года назад

@@SenderBudYerGood thank u it really helps knowing some pepole care about what us farmers do

@jimhanson9248 4 года назад

Come from family of farmers on both my wife and my side. I am not a farmer but I appreciate you showing us how hard all farmers work. You are greatly appreciated for all you do. Thanks for inviting us into your world. Best of luck.

@richardlong9877 5 лет назад

“The sensor that lets you know when the axle falls apart”... Hahaha. I hate that your combine broke but that line cracked me up!

@framfull 6 лет назад

You americans really know how to make those repairtrucks! Here in Europe its just vans stuffed with random tools. By the way, you have the best and most intresting farmtubing I have seen so far, keep up the good work!

@budlefebvre8811 6 лет назад

What a day. Sometimes you're the windshield and sometimes you're the bug.

@2cylinderfarmer 6 лет назад

The broken body panel adds character. "Battle Scars"

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

2cylinderfarmer sure, we'll go with that!

@2cylinderfarmer 6 лет назад

MN Millennial Farmer just like a race car😉

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

2cylinderfarmer I don't like getting scratches on our race cars either!

@MultiPowerlin 6 лет назад

It adds patina

@frankmacleod9576 4 года назад

Well aren't you just the smartest man in the world? I never mind when someone states the merely obvious like it's some sort of brilliant revelation. I do mind when they state the totally obvious in the same manner.

@Arnold1987 4 года назад

Hats off to the Deere guys, getting the combine back on all wheels in the cold, out in the field.... Skills!

@brennanclarahan2288 4 года назад

My dad has almost 600 acres in Alberta. This show makes me wish i lived out there and learned how to do it. He rents it out to the neighbours.

@butchp1384 4 года назад

I miss farmers. Lot of great memories from childhood and our small family farms in SD and MN. Some of the most wonderful, down to earth people in the world.

@nottyvondutchmusic2354 5 лет назад

The turn around on that combine was something else! And people ask me why I prefer Green in the field.

@oaktadopbok665 5 лет назад

Thank you for helping feed the world and showing us how you do it.

@AASparkChaser 6 лет назад

When it rains it pours! Such are the joys of farming.

@rightsideofthegrass8114 6 лет назад

Outstanding on a couple of fronts: (1) Getting the JD service people there quickly, having the right parts, and getting the machine back in service quickly, (2) Great attitude toward troubles. These troubles are bound in happen in some form, but response to them is what is important - "Just get it fixed so we can get back to work...." Those marching in the streets for 35 hr work weeks, not 40, those marching for !5/hr, etc need to follow the paths of several YT farmers. They could learn much! (3) Good video skills. Enjoy the channel...

@Mauser304 5 лет назад

A great response form the "Deere guys." That alone would keep me driving green.

@toddbehrends1373 5 лет назад

My cousin and his sons farm. I find this channel very informative.

@fcjtifiknow 6 лет назад

Have to take my hat off to guys who can work on a combine in the freezing cold and get it working again. I don't do it anymore but I was always on the corn cart or in the grain store. Loved that life.

@franearley8355 6 лет назад

Never give up! A sense of humor is a must,thanks for posting.

@budharriss1416 5 лет назад

Good work, man. Wish I could help, but I sure do respect the resourcefulness you and your crew have displayed.

@larrypatterson3957 5 лет назад

Seems like I heard of a MN family farmer won $1,000,000 in the state lottery......When asked by the local TV crew what they were goin' to do with all that money, the farmer replied, "Well, we're goin' to try to stay in business for one more year!"......kudos to the family farm.

@JAMDJAMD 4 года назад

Another farmer won $1,000,000 in another lottery and the reporter asked them what they were going to do. He said , "well, we have few bills that need to be paid. Maybe the seed bill, the fuel bill and bill at the local equipment dealer". The reporter said "what about the rest?" And the farmer said, "they are going to have to wait. It was only a million dollars!"

@williamschultz4892 4 года назад

You know what the quickest way to become a millionaire farming is? Start as a billionaire . . . .

@tgsgamer7067 3 года назад

@@williamschultz4892 Smort

@brianbarnes350 6 лет назад

What a testament to the constant planning and changing of plans of farming to deal with the unpredictable. Quite a testament to the resiliency of your family. Good to catch a glimpse of your dad on camera! Love the editing and the humor in your videos. Thanks for making them for us. Stay safe out there.

@jessenp20162725 6 лет назад

You guys have a pretty awesome Deere dealer! Amazing that they were able to fix it in the field in so little time.

@mike81951 6 лет назад

just found your videos tonight (AWESOME) I know nothing about farming, I'm retired and really enjoy watching looks like I have a lot of catching up to do. good to see hard working people

@andrewl1269 6 лет назад

If you roll your 2x4s on the end of the bag under instead of over water doesn't sit on the bag and freeze.

@noakland9779 6 лет назад

This is like watching Ice Road Truckers. You feel really bad when something goes wrong, but it’s very captivating. Nice video of your day. Thanks for sharing.

@thedonleroy 6 лет назад

I just watched this video again & it was amazing at the end to hear you thanking your viewers for 20,000 subscribers in November of last year & then look down 7 months later & see that you have just a about tripled your subscribers. I think that is well earned & I will be waiting to see you hit 100,000. Thanks for all the great videos.

@noelhohberger1188 6 лет назад

Dry since of humor is the best haha

@jennifercole8463 6 лет назад

Noel Hohberger *6

@jfdb59 5 лет назад

Hope you replaced the axle break sensor too. Can't run without that.

@cjmorientes4346 6 лет назад

That was some pretty substantial damage, hard to believe they could fix it in the field, amazing

@seap9570 4 года назад

Oh the joys of farming. I farmed with my family for 27 years of my life. Just north of you up here in Manitoba. Back in '97 it was so wet the grain carts couldn't even get in the fields. I drove the combine up on the side of the ditch and was dumping in a truck that was parked on the side of a road. When I backed up I mistakenly backed the rear tire into a culvert and ripped off the entire axle. Same deal. Crippled in a ditch full with 4 ft of water. What I've learned is that if you can survive grain farming you can survive any other occupation with ease.

@jacksonhunterandfarmer2673 6 лет назад

Great vid guys Smile More God Bless Stay Safe Guys 👍👍🌽 we’ve got done with harvest

@farming4g 6 лет назад

Man.... a lot of combine trouble this year from a lot of farmers. Doesn't matter the color either. A dry sense of humor is way better than none at all. You seem to handle everything well, and you must have one heck of a JD dealer nearby! Good job!

@TheFarmingLife 6 лет назад

Farming 4G are you guys all finished up for the year. Looks like a pretty good year for cattle sales so far.

@michaelmactavish1728 6 лет назад

thats why my kubota/case dealer has 24/7 emergency contact wich he goes day or night,eveing,midnight and the deeres here are no 24/7

@carsonb.2844 6 лет назад

Should of got a case

@farmercole3246 6 лет назад

Michael Mac Tavish John Deere has a 24 hour thing in Minnesota. They are out right now for me 10:30 at night. They are fixing my unloading auger motor for going in and out. They figure will be another four hours of work.

@farming4g 6 лет назад

@The Farming Life steers aren't too bad this year at all, but the heifers are substantially lower for our area, somewhere around $0.25/lb at least. @Farmer Cole do they charge extra for the 24hr service if after hours?

@shawnfloyd5757 5 лет назад

That combine takes a lickin and keeps tickin, those Deere's are work horses, hats off to all of your family and workers for chuggin on! Be safe!

@2498greg 5 лет назад

Thank god there are still working men and women out there! Thanks for sharing your life with us and god bless you and your family

@justincase2830 6 лет назад

I look forward to a video of the corn removal from the bags. Nice recovery!

@gofish1468 6 лет назад

Glad to be one of the 20k plus on your channel!! Great vid as usual and even more impressive to see those 2 guys getting you back up and running in less than a day! Keep up the great work and all the best from South Coast Ireland!

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

GoFish those guys busted their butt and made it happen!

@jack8242 4 года назад

GoFish what part of south coast ireland cos i am from south coast ireland aswell

@abomination2theLord 6 лет назад

You do a great job on keeping your videos rolling and not stalling into one scene. Love 4Truth!

@marcossato1422 6 лет назад

Good job man. I am brazilian and living in the USA for 7 months so far, I’m working in the farm in Hettinger ND. I like the way you talk, it’s easier than usual for me. I Watch all your videos to learn something more of farm stuff and study english too.

@FarmingDreams 6 лет назад

Great video my friend! Really enjoyed. Glad to see the combine rolling again, I couldn't believe they fixed it that quick. Stay safe out there and hope the weather holds out so you can finish!

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

FarmingDreams same to you man! I was shocked when they had it going so quickly. Our local dealer is awesome that way.

@seancrosby5956 6 лет назад

Keep up the videos! Love watching them!!

@gw6023 5 лет назад

I watched one of your videos & remembered how hard it is to farm. GOD bless

@thedonleroy 6 лет назад

This goes to show you how important good service is. Amazing they got that fixed that fast. I've never used the bags either but our neighbors have been using them for many years for corn & they seem to work out pretty good for them. Good luck on the rest of your corn harvest.

@farmertan13 6 лет назад

Looking forward to your next video!

@timhurkmans3788 6 лет назад

I love how you say “we have ONLY 400 acres left

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

It didn't sound like a lot to me when we started that morning, but it hasn't gone very fast since then!!

@chirubogdan3746 6 лет назад

With 2 combines work very quickly . Maxium 2-3 days

@Heimerviewfarm 6 лет назад

ComandoRO he only runs 1 in corn

@basstrammel1322 6 лет назад

Ikr!? It used to be really hard to grasp that area size, but then I spent 5 14 hour days working on a field this fall. You can build a small town on 400 acres!

@jeretteblok4975 6 лет назад

Lol that’s all we farm in total. 3 quarters with two 1980’s white combines. Hoping to upgrade this upcoming season.

@westtoast74 5 лет назад

Absolutely love this Channel. Thank you for all the hard work to provide essentials for us to live.

@ron7938 6 лет назад

Hate to see you're having problems but I know that's how it goes on any farm. Thanks for taking the time to share and I admire your calm demeanor. Not one cuss word when you rolled up on the lame combine! Impressive!

@rawhideadventures9515 6 лет назад

400 acres left is only slightly funny because we used to make a great living on 400 acres total. A 4020 John Deere, a D19 Allis Chalmers and all 4 row equipment. But our days were just as long. Good job my friend, Live Strong.

@farmermatt629 6 лет назад

Rawhide Adventures yes it’s to bad there couldn’t be 1200-1600 acre farmers across the country side like it used to be but those days are gone and the mega farmers are taking over

@deerejohn6074 6 лет назад

My favorite channel. You do a great job!!

@Erated78 5 лет назад

Great vid. Those field mechanics are under rated. That's tough work getting out to a field working with large heavy machinery in the cold while the operator waits...and waits Thanks.

@DennysCountryLife 6 лет назад

I love a good dry sense of humor. Mine is drier than most can handle. I hope the combine holds up good! I'll be in your state next Monday-Tuesday for work. I'm looking forward to driving around seeing the area in my off time!

@liberyone5185 6 лет назад

GOD bless our farmers. Damn hard workers!

@derekwallace7544 4 года назад

Who’s watching exactly 2 years later? Little snow on the ground in 2017 too!

@petenelson6654 6 лет назад

glad to see everything worked out ok and nobody got hurt. keep up the great videos. and thank you for the enjoyment.

@mbtjr 6 лет назад

If i didn't already know that the Deere crew got paid handsomely for the job, I'd say they should be given a medal. Glad you were able to have the combine back online same day.

@spudz86 5 лет назад

Just re watched this video, thanks for 20,000 subs huh? Congrats on hitting 200,000!!

@thecoolerguy8260 6 лет назад

Wow!!! 22k subs, fastest growing channel on YT, thanks for the videos

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

The cooler guy things have exploded lately

@ItsMeUrDaad 5 лет назад

120K within 2 weeks of your comment. Blew up quick.

@bingskiddd 5 лет назад

I just wanna say thank you to all of America's farmers. you provide us all with great food. the work and dedication you all put into it should pay off more. I wouldn't have a problem with paying a bit more for the food you all produce. again, thank you................

@MegaJohnhammond 6 лет назад

reminds me of back when we owned a snow cone farm. Talk about a lot of work for very little return. We switched to raising tumbleweeds, and life has gotten so much better.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

MegaJohnhammond I can see that. Makes sense.

@koryleague8833 6 лет назад

Great video. Really enjoyed it. I think o commented on your insta or fb post about the combine. Seen the same thing happen to a case except he was going down the road in road gear we spent a day flagging traffic around him and patching the groves in the ashpalt it made. That guy was lucky he got it stopped right before it would of went over the edge of a steep borrow pit along the highway. People that are now farm folks don't realize when you have the amount of iron running everyday break downs will happen no matter how good your maintence is. Glad you got it fixed and running again

@Butters-pu1ib 6 лет назад

Great video. Keep them coming.

@nickj6275 4 года назад

20k you’re almost to 500k now 😂 time flys

@vytautasjuska1989 3 года назад

534k atm i am watching video :D

@paulswenson5891 3 года назад

@crak_cat6447 3 года назад

581k September 10th 2020

@jeffsmith825 3 года назад

@@crak_cat6447 and 26k more in a month...

@fishinphil1 3 года назад

November 13, 2020. 676K subscribers, 1,095,602 views.

@gooseman2026 4 года назад

That is something else, I farm 320 acres in Ontario and I am amazed on what you do and remaining calm for the most part . Great for you and good luck

@brann1978 6 лет назад

Hey buddy. You sure do have a dry sense of humour. You had me good and proper when you said about going to prison. Love the videos and learning about what you do.

@artfordlowery490 5 лет назад

I'm definitely taking my hat off to The AMERICAN farmers for keeping food, owen table, and for ethanol blends for our petroleum products.

@dustyfreeman4854 6 лет назад

Guys like him is what keeps america great

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

Dusty Freeman we're just 1 piece of the great American puzzle!

@lechandler4041 5 лет назад

You guys are amazing- the true strength of the U. S.

@stanhensley3082 6 лет назад

Hats off to your JD dealer and the people that work there.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

Stan Hensley they're pretty good. Big part of the reason we stay so green around here.

@djwheels66 6 лет назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I love your videos!! Keep em coming!!

@mr.wahlter7877 6 лет назад

This is one of the best videos you have ever made

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

Wahlter 24 thank you!

@donaldlewis9734 4 года назад

Great video. You guys are hard-working .. I can't imagine what all your dad's been through he's one tough guy.. Farmer's are number one..💪💪

@thr8061 6 лет назад

I saw a video on RFD-TV of a huge African grain storage facility. They have 250 acres covered with grain bags. They said like 275,000 tons or 9.9 million bushels of corn! Wowzers! I'm glad you got your combine back up & running "quickly".

@JCLawn51 6 лет назад

Your into is as dramatic as the reality shows on the history channel lol that was awesome.

@jhuck8166 6 лет назад

Just don't let a cable TV show take it over...they'll turn it into a steaming pile of docudrama crap. "If he doesn't get the combine fixed by sundown, they could potentially lose the farm!!!"

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

JCLawn51 that's what I was going for!! #nailedit

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

J Huck you mean every time the wind picks up you aren't almost bankrupt?!

@paulraulerson9958 6 лет назад

@JCLawn51 6 лет назад

J Huck im sure the repair bill by JD about made him go bankrupt lol. What's an emergency call cost? $500 to get the truck on site and $150 a man hr per man?

@RiverbendBicycles 6 лет назад

Wow, that was an amazing ride you just took us on. I was sick to my stomach at the sight of the broken combine and excited when it looked like it might get fixed. If I knew the John Deere repairmen were that good in this area, I might have to switch colors. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

RiverbendBicycles They're a big reason we stick with green...

@jmsfabrication7821 5 лет назад

RiverbendBicycles I'm just curious, how much did it cost to have the 2 J.D. guys come out and fix the combine, (total with parts)?

@robertrapp1595 6 лет назад

Keep the great videos coming . Love watching your farm and all the problems and solutions.

@rc_farmer4866 6 лет назад

Greta video, its hard to imagine snow this time of the year, farmers down here would freakout if that happened. My hat's off to you guys.

@evangregory9299 6 лет назад

I'm hoping the axle on our 9770 don't break but we are out of the feild we got 3 inches of rain

@leftfootsam 6 лет назад

I like ur guys shop there looks very clean

@micahharman1493 3 года назад

This also shows how amazing field mechanics are. That they are able to do a major job like that from a truck is testamount to the skill and ability of these mechanics

@paulhansen9626 6 лет назад

Just stumbled on your channel and have to say I enjoy your dry sense of humor. You got a new subscriber from your neighbor in Wisconsin

@smcox1991 6 лет назад

"The sensor that lets you know the axle fell apart" 😂🤣. Thirty bucks maybe forty 😂 Great videos.

@loadpin 6 лет назад

To bad about the combine. I cracked up on your $30.00 tie rod. I laughed and thought, yeah right, maybe the tax is 30 dollars. You are a true Farmer, great attitude, when things go to crud, you didn’t lose your cool, just have to get it fixed. Glad it came together as quick as it did.

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

You're probably close!

@MrJimsparky 6 лет назад

$30 to make, JD sell for $3,000

@kevinfriesen4256 6 лет назад

Great video! I live about 45 minutes or so from you and have the pleasure to experience the same weather and watch the harvest around me go about the same as yours has...

@ajadrew 6 лет назад

A full on day...As said previously, glad I found your channel. I lived on a livestock/arable farm as a kid here in England & love the life..;-))

@peterthedriver4314 5 лет назад

This is My favourite Chanel.

@shyfarmboya 4 года назад

Hard to believe you’re almost 400,000 two years later

@raffy1ca 6 лет назад

So glad I stumbled on to your channel! Great content! Looks like an impressive operation you guys have there. Easily earned another subscriber here. Cheers from Saskatchewan!

@whjerts 6 лет назад

6AM to midnight and then you still find time to edit and upload your video!! Thanks, you're doing an awesome job!

@jonharrington9545 5 лет назад

That is amazing they got that fixed in 6 hours bravo John deere

@kennethturner464 5 лет назад

For some reason I find peace in this channel....

@carsonb.6154 4 года назад

I just re watched this congrats on 20,000 and now your almost at 500,000. Your the best farm channel I have seen keep up the good work I have been watching you since early 2018

@woodyscst 6 лет назад

Like the editing to give us a full day of action, especially as you are so busy on the farm. Cheers

@dphillips705 6 лет назад

when it rains it pours!!

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

Been through it all before and we'll get through it again!

@elmcustomharvesting1072 6 лет назад

That's why it's called farming if everything would go good everybody would do it. Hope you guys have a great day

@NETkid5880 5 лет назад

Gotta Love Deere!

@ronjessie8194 3 года назад

Pretty awesome that got you back up and running that quick, hope you are caught up with the bad luck and the rest of the harvest goes well.

@Johndeere-lf9pg 6 лет назад

Wow that was pretty quick turn around on that combine. Awesome editing. Someone spent a lot of time preparing this video for us. THANKS

@roynelson7613 6 лет назад

Haven't watched this video yet but come on everybody let's get it together on this channel man this has been viewed 151 times and you've only got 11 thumbs up come on everybody those thumbs up means a lot let's help this brother out man he's too good of a dude not to support him all the way

@TheBertjeT 6 лет назад

So, how often do you get to sleep in?

@TheFarmingLife 6 лет назад

TheBertjeT I don't know a farmer that sleeps in. Especially in Harvest

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

TheBertjeT I have 4 kids on top of the farming. I haven't slept in since 1996!

@TheBertjeT 6 лет назад

MN Millennial Farmer You should try it sometime. It's pleasant ;)

@Bigstrapper 6 лет назад

Seems like all they do it sleep trying to combine and plow in the snow

@grasslandfarmer8562 6 лет назад

Love what your doing I'm a farmer from up on northern Canada and done the grain bags for years they work awesome we fence them to keep the animals out and one thing to try is when you put the boards on the end of the bag use roll them under it give you a Better seal and less chance of water getting in

@TheFarmingLife 6 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Here in Elizabethtown Pennsylvania Harvest is on a standstill. Wet ground wet corn. This has been a very interesting year for most farmers. Have a great evening

@MillennialFarmer 6 лет назад

The Farming Life I was just talking to a guy an hour ago and we were saying how it sounds like the entire us is dealing with the same struggles right now