The Brand New RanchWorx Aerator Has Arrived! RanchWorx 12’ x 36’’ SB Pasture Aerator Demo!

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Today we have some new paint on the farm! The RanchWorx 12’ by 36’’ SB Aerator has arrived. We are very excited to try this aerator out on our farm. Along with learning more about it. Today we unload the aerator and get it assembled. Which was very quick and easy. Then we give you our first impression, and as of right now we are impressed! Huge thank you to the RanchWorxs team for getting this demo unit out to us. If you want to learn more I recommend visiting their website or giving them a call! Thank you all for watching! Let us know what you think of the aerator down in the comments. ‪@ranchworx‬
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@kevinschroeder3889 Месяц назад

Listening to you two reminds me of my dad and his brother talking about farm machinery. If you had said "Remember Uncle Charlie had one of them, it was a good unit". I could close my eyes and transport back in time. I miss my dad so much.

@crazyoldbat7600 Месяц назад

10:36 The cat is supervising. 15:27 Dog: Water Utility Manager. 17:39 Rooster quality control. 20:28 Cows in awe of finished product. All the powers-that-be got together and had a meeting. It has been decided that the RanchWorx Aerator passes the muster.

@tommyparks4473 Месяц назад

I think that guys trailer was to short. Lol 😆 🤣

@ranchworx Месяц назад

🤣😂🤣😂

@Andy-ix2ox Месяц назад

A. This is a good tool we have had a similar tool here in Ireland for a long time now and it is very effective as an airrator however I would say that the tyres are not really what I would like to see on it as it is quite heavy and we use it for compaction reasons and those little narrow tyres would not be great from a compaction perspective. B. Bit of advice run it in dry conditions and go as quickly as you can by doing this you will get better “shattering” . C. Also very useful after a long dry spell if very heavy rain expected run it over your ground and you will get far less runoff and vastly improved water retention on the field. Just a few observations after many years of use.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing your insights! You make some great points, especially about running it in dry conditions for better shattering and using it before heavy rain to improve water retention.

@morgan398 Месяц назад

We've been using one for 19 years now , our first one was a Lawson which was the company's original name, very well built and has worked as advertised. We also have an aerway which works good but changing out the spikes is quite the chore and expensive. They have be very beneficial in our pasture management.

@AhTechus Месяц назад

nice

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear that your RanchWorx/Lawson aerator has been serving you well for 19 years. RanchWorx is all about durability and performance, so it's no surprise it's held up so well since its Lawson days. We're thrilled to hear it's been beneficial for your pasture management!

@FarmGearInnovators 14 дней назад

The fact that this machine is made in the USA and has a straightforward, heavy-duty design really stands out. It's great to see quality and simplicity combined.

@TMarie-eb8rt Месяц назад

Keep making and selling those cow bells! Interesting aerator. Thanks for the video.

@dr.michaelr.foreman2170 Месяц назад

Some assembly required! This is funny, I have been watching farm videos and listening to farmers talk about how they no till. I have always been an advocate of no till as too many inches of top soil have blown away in the wind. However, you then create the issue of compaction. At some point you have un-compact your fields. This also applies for cow pastures. Cows can really compact a field causing fields not to grow. Aerators allow moisture and nutrients to reach the roots. In addion, aeration causes air to reach the roots of weeds. The air will kill those weeds. All around a great idea to aerate your fields every so many years.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Absolutely, you've nailed it! Pasture aeration/restoration is key to breaking up compaction.

@jjarm Месяц назад

Interesting machine. Dragging a Harrow behind would be a great idea. Even over-seeding some brome or Timothy (right before an expected rain) after punching those holes would really spruce things up. Well presented video guys.

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@jjarm I am a sales rep for RanchWorx and you are correct with the harrow idea. We offer a rear drawbar option, like the one in the video, for that purpose. It is extremely beneficial in pasture ground by helping to distribute the manure and incorporate it into the slots left by the aerator.

@outbackladas Месяц назад

Here in Australia we have a similar machine called a “ crocodile “seeder and renovator. It works on a similar principle as this only the drum is filled with pasture seed that is deposited into the soil through an adjustable hole behind the blades. The “crocodile “ is probably more robust in construction because they are often dragged behind a dozer over fallen logs and timber. I’m sure this machine will be a big asset on your farm. Regards from Down Under.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

@outbackladas We have a few customers located in Australia and would love to conquer that market. If you know of any dealerships we should talk to, please let us know!

@outbackladas Месяц назад

@@ranchworx You are certainly welcome to demo one of your machines on my property, however a much bigger model than this one would be more appropriate. As for dealerships to sell and promote them, I would suggest the “try before you buy “ approach. To do a good job of the promotion put one on the back of a truck and drive around dealerships, show them first hand what it looks like and demo the thing so it can be seen in action. This would be an expensive exercise I know, but often seeing is believing. Hope my suggestion is useful. Regards from Down Under.

@stangerranch 26 дней назад

Thanks for telling your story. We really enjoyed seeing what that thing does.

@LukeLong-oi4uc Месяц назад

I like it. It looks pretty durable. And it looks to be doing a good job.

@m.h4664 Месяц назад

I think it's a good idea to open up the ground. I believe you all will enjoy that piece of equipment

@ranchworx Месяц назад

You're absolutely right! Opening up the ground is crucial for healthier soil and better pasture growth. We’re confident you’ll love the results with RanchWorx-it's built to deliver! 🌾👍

@burtzorn4059 Месяц назад

Definitely a well built machine. Good luck with it guys .

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

Built For Results. Overbuilt To Last.

@huntdowse9727 Месяц назад

Grüzi miteinant! Nice to see the national flag of Switzerland on the porch.

@peteredelhofer6852 Месяц назад

Ja , auch ein Österreicher schaut regelmäßig die Gierok Farms Vlog's 😉

@markschwab7829 Месяц назад

I think that should work well for some of your older pastures and even some of your grass hayfields that you just finished baling?

@anthonyblalock1790 Месяц назад

I love simple and you guys make it look easy together

@johnbeam-d3v Месяц назад

That thing is a beast!

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Thanks for noticing! RanchWorx aerators are built to handle the toughest jobs out there.

@johnhenderson299 28 дней назад

Looks like quite the machine

@harveypenner2386 Месяц назад

Love your videos!!!...thanks for sharing!!!

@geraldsundberg3610 Месяц назад

Thats' a wicked looking thing!

@ranchworx Месяц назад

It sure is! This beast doesn’t just look wicked, it gets the job done like a champ!

@garygrandadam7849 Месяц назад

I think that thing would be a necessary tool on the farm for keeping pastures in great shape and like you said incorporating cornstalk residue on the hillsides without having to disturb too much topsoil.

@nashcobb3056 Месяц назад

thank you

@bigfoot-bf5wp 25 дней назад

Love your farm well kept😊

@anthonyhengst2908 Месяц назад

That would be great to have.

@artsitter922 Месяц назад

I have one it works great except with drag behind. The drag pulls the open clumps and leaves bare spots. To the person who said use the super M not a good idea it will pull fine but not enough weight to stop on hills.

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@artsitter922 I am a sales rep for RanchWorx Aerators. Email me your info. I would like to talk with you about using the harrow.

@timsticha650 Месяц назад

Curious to see the results. Thanks for sharing.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Gierok Farms will be posting more videos soon. Stay tuned!

@davidkimmel5153 Месяц назад

I like it.

@tammygurke7482 Месяц назад

Great video Aaron. Love the explanation ❤️

@DPCCGM 29 дней назад

We've been no till singe 1999, back a few years we had a nice dry fall (for a change) St. Joseph Equipment brought us an Aerway to try. It did an excellent job fracturing the ground. On that one you could adjust the angle of the roller to make it more or less aggressive. Did half of our soybean acres and the next year it did seem to help the corn. Didn't do a yield check but just seat of the pants. But you will want to drag behind it. Run over a solid stone it WILL wake you up! Works, but too pricey for us to own.

@ranchworx 26 дней назад

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Aerway definitely has a place in the market, especially at its price point. Every piece of equipment serves a different purpose, and it’s great that there are options for various needs and budgets. That said, when looking for more diverse functionality, long-term durability, and a setup that minimizes maintenance, sometimes investing a bit more upfront can lead to greater results over time. It's all about finding the right balance for your specific needs and goals. Thanks again for your input-it's always valuable to hear different perspectives!

@MrTonyharrell Месяц назад

I think those pockets will stay open until the next rain. While they’re open is an ideal time to broadcast seed or fertilizer.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Exactly! Those open pockets are perfect for getting seed or fertilizer deep into the soil. Timing it right with the rain can really maximize your results.

@peterjames2004 Месяц назад

in uk we would call it a chain harrow .first comment by the way !

@burtzorn4059 Месяц назад

Never seen one on a farm. Very interesting 🤔🤔🤔

@jenniferwhite6089 Месяц назад

i do see i will be busy with a new model for this improvement i would say having a liquid manure tank pulling behind it too not seen a runoff of the manure heading they have a place to run into them thank for you video

@ThomasDrehfal Месяц назад

Great video!

@Blackwellll3066 Месяц назад

The one test I'd love to see is when ya Aerat the ground, how water and spray effect the ground

@ranchworx Месяц назад

That’s a great test idea! Aeration significantly improves water absorption. Gierok Farms will be posting more videos soon. Stay tuned!

@clinthochrein888 Месяц назад

Some assembly required batteries not included. That really looks like a well built implement .

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Haha, definitely! We like to say it’s built like a tank-ready to tackle anything you throw at it. Thanks for the compliment! 💪🚜

@thomasburton5843 Месяц назад

I think if you can pull it you should fill it up totally with water. When you first started it was only biting in on downhil side. With your hills I think full is safer. Water not to one side and also would reduce your slosh.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Great observation! Filling it up with water definitely helps with balance and better soil penetration, especially on hills. It’s all about getting that consistent bite across the whole field.

@chriskleineck5092 Месяц назад

The video I saw on this was impressive. They measured soil pressure with a pressure rod in virgin soil and then in the soil where it was aerated and it actually loosened the soil down about 20 inches to allow water and oxygen to go deep into the soil

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Glad you found the video impressive! That deep soil loosening down to 20 inches really shows the power of RanchWorx aerators. It's all about getting water and oxygen right where they’re needed for healthier, more productive soil. 🌾💧

@larryklostermann5779 Месяц назад

Nice video Aaron

@phillipsmith7081 Месяц назад

does the tank have baffles to not create excess weight on one end in the hills and unlevel areas? it seems it would overload bearings and frame welds on one end in hills. i believe you would want even soil penetration across the unit.

@jimjohnson9237 Месяц назад

Interesting implement. Never knew about it

@charlietanner6211 Месяц назад

would love to see what it would do on old stand of alfalfa good idea

@virginiagraber9070 Месяц назад

Awesome ,soil Thanks! ( Digger)

@user-dk2wv4eh8u Месяц назад

Can't believe they bring it to you in pieces! Where is factory rep or dealer?

@MorganOtt-ne1qj Месяц назад

It's often cheaper to assemble it yourself.

@user-dk2wv4eh8u Месяц назад

@@MorganOtt-ne1qj This just a demo-not bought by them!!!

@MorganOtt-ne1qj Месяц назад

Ok. Maybe it was easier to haul, didn't need oversize signage nor escort vehicle.

@richardharms8748 Месяц назад

Nice peace of equipment. I wonder if there is a speed that works best? Thanks for sharing.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Speed is your friend. The faster the drum spins, the harder the blades hit the ground, and it shatters the ground deeper. But always remember, be safe!

@charlesschmidt2886 Месяц назад

I wonder how that would work for using it to help pack down Silage/Haylage piles as long as you go slow enough not churn up the piles while using it.

@SouthDakotaTT Месяц назад

Throw it behind the Super M

@ArmpitStudios Месяц назад

I heard (2nd hand) from a lawn pro that aeration will also slide roots, which cause each half to then become its own entity, which ends up thickening the crop growth.

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@armpitstudios You are absolutely correct. The RanchWorx Aerator splits the rhizomes and stimulates the roots to grow deeper.

@walnutridgefarms3975 Месяц назад

some assembly required.....this thing would make IKEA jealous

@bradjenkins932 Месяц назад

We filled ours with oil.

@murraysmith6315 Месяц назад

Do you live in Saudi Arabia or Texas? 😆

@nickymurray1777 Месяц назад

We have seen this process done in the spring,it became very dry that summer,the slits all lined up making long cracks in the ground the grass didn’t do so well after. Autumn job perhaps.

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@nickymurry1777 It is a process to increase you grass stand. Fall aeration helps to capture and store winter moisture, while spring aeration helps to stimulate root growth. The deep shattering of the soil allows water better water infiltration which increases your field capacity. It also allows roots to travel deeper to utilize that moisture. Deeper roots = Healthier plant.

@brianwhitmoyer1586 Месяц назад

Show how it does in two weeks or so

@ranchworx Месяц назад

More videos coming soon from Gierok Farms! Stay tuned.

@nirvairsingh1678 Месяц назад

👍👍

@jamesmusser6160 Месяц назад

It might be easier to evaluate results if you aerate a specific area that is perhaps underproductive, rather than random aeration.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Absolutely! Targeting an underproductive area can really showcase the benefits of aeration and make it easier to see the improvements. Gierok Farms will be posting follow up videos. Stay tuned!

@zfilmmaker 21 день назад

Looks nice… I’ve had my 12’ Durabilt which is different for a while. I have circular cone like tines… I guess is what they’re called. Yours has paddles… curious to see how yours works for you.

@peteredelhofer6852 Месяц назад

👍👍👍👍👍

@deancampfield4703 Месяц назад

You being in Eau Claire wat do you do blow the water out for winter

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@deancampfield4703 There are 2" plugs on each end. One for draining and one for venting. Winterizing is a very quick process.

@williamgray5686 Месяц назад

With such hilly terrain would a Trac tractor work better less slipage?

@user-mb1zn8uy4v Месяц назад

pasture might need 2 passes with it

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@user-mb1zn8uy4v It depends on the situation. But over time, a single pass a couple of times per years will fine.

@shealy265 Месяц назад

How long will you wait to confirm the test strips are giving you an adequate response before you run it over majority of your pastures? Are they letting you keep if for 9 months to give you time to see response?

@davidlauman760 Месяц назад

are you goind to overseed ?

@BeingMe23 Месяц назад

I would like to see without water in the drum.

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@beingme23 The 6" RanchTech blades need to go in the ground 3-4" for maximum shattering of the soil. This is accomplished with water weight. More compacted soils require more weight.

@zzzzzz1220 Месяц назад

Vorne drann noch ein Striegel mit Planerschild um Kühlfaden und Maulwurfhaufen einzuebnen und noch streuer um nachzusähen

@thegreenerthemeaner 17 дней назад

Curious how deep the penetration of that blade is beyond the gusset behind it.

@farmingforfunandprofit940 24 дня назад

We Aerate but it is our Hybrid Coastal Bermuda Hay Fields........ Coastal Bermuda Grass grows from rhyzones in the ground.... We have an Industrias America the blades are c about 3 inches wide and 10 inches long with a twist.... "Punching" Coastal increases the growth.... causing each cut to in the underground Runner causes it to grow a new vertical stem and leaves.....

@albertkikstra Месяц назад

That’s what Tom Pemberton should be using to fix his fields 😂

@johnmulder4121 Месяц назад

Are there water baffles inside the drum??

@paulr7829 Месяц назад

It’s an option

@johnmulder4121 Месяц назад

@@paulr7829 Thanks

@elijahcraig4804 18 дней назад

They needed a bigger trailer.

@gwc3721 16 дней назад

What does it cost?

@dennislang4375 Месяц назад

Couldn't you run the hydraulic hoses through the square tube running to the hitch?

@dennislang4375 Месяц назад

Aha, wait a couple segments and it is done!!😊

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@@dennislang4375 I did the same thing.

@dennislang4375 Месяц назад

@@jarrodturner6616 What do they say about great minds?

@michelchartrand7257 Месяц назад

Those wheel bearings could be the weakest point(depending of the quality) of this contraption,especially if you would carry it fully loaded with water and on a long distance,witch should'nt be the case here.

@ranchworx Месяц назад

Good point! RanchWorx equipment is built tough, including high-quality wheel bearings designed to handle the load, even when fully loaded with water. For the last 50 years our aerators have been overbuilt to last. When it comes to transportation, you are correct, the aircraft tires are designed for heavy loads but for short distances.

@michelchartrand7257 Месяц назад

@@ranchworx Thanks fot the info's on the quality of your whee bearings and the aircraft tires.

@oby-1607 День назад

You filled that with water and the penetration wasn't that deep. Maybe every other tooth in a row should be eliminated to help pressure. When the ground is wet, there is more penetration than when dry.

@randybennett5417 Месяц назад

I hope you didn"t pay much for that.

@timspangler4694 Месяц назад

Maybe they should check with you before their next purchase.

@Thegrim326 19 дней назад

Thats a crimper not an aerator

@ranchworx 18 дней назад

RanchWorx pasture aerators are an incredibly versatile tool. Not only does it aerate the soil to promote healthier pastures, but it also helps with clearing brush, managing invasive species, reducing soil compaction, and increasing water retention. It’s truly a multi-purpose machine that can save time and money by eliminating the need for multiple pieces of equipment.

@poilochien 21 день назад

not so efficient than earthworms !

@fredhills2979 Месяц назад

worms are better in every way. imo..

@jarrodturner6616 Месяц назад

@fredhills2979 Worms and other insects are great natural aerators, but sometimes the soil is too compacted for them to thrive, and you have to give Mother Nature a little help.

@dennislang4375 Месяц назад

Didn't look like the heifers were that impressed when you drove by.