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My dad was born in Arkansas. He said the river was pronounced Are Kansas and the state Arkansas. Enjoy watching all your videos.

A wise man once told me: If you drive regularly on pavement get tyres for it and get rid of those AG-tyres...

Was a instructional video needed for this?

Do NOT take those little metal clips off 😅

I think those metal clips pull out so you don't have to hammer them on.

You skipped half of the procedure…

Look at this man thinking he's Bob Barker.

Watch it pops

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I'm my 58 years of experience, it doesn't matter which way the tires are turned. They still wear out at the same time. Oh, another thing. I've been the local tire guy for 40 years.

It's called common sense. The temple bs is hilarious

Looks like a burr oak

Louie was so cute trying to get a drink from the hose sprayer. We were told once, by a vet, that acorns make the cows not produce milk. Have you found that to be true?

I was always taught Rears Forward and Forward Reversed...Because when you pickup something heavier on the front and backup they will now have the bias of Traction and will clean out like they should, handy when moving bales of hay or scooping snow.

If Judy wants piglets, we buy piglets!! You'll thank her later while eating home grown pork chops. As always, thanks for taking us along.

every day chores is the best part of life on the farm

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Temple rules

I use a texas fence fixer and love it. but those look useful

I want a pet tractor.

Rock and roll!

A wise man once told me not to listen to old geezers because they often dont have all marbles ready.... Old geezer is talking about turning front tyres on a tractor with smaler driven front tyres and with a front loader. The operation of the front loader is the only reason why the front wheels of such a tractor are turned - the loaded bucket relieves the rear axle, so it doesn't rub as well, and the front wheels pull better through the turned treads. The front-wheel drive is switched off to protect the tyres on the road. The front-wheel drive is usually designed to run a little faster so that the front-wheel drive is already pulling along when the rear axle is barely slipping. Therefore switching it off is golden.

My friend did this on his grader 30 years ago

Because that is a John Deere product, were you breaking their laws by altering the configuration yourself, or did you receive express written consent from the commissioner of Major League Baseball to proceed with this modification and transmit this video record?

Dry a bag of ground corn $5.00.Ill sell you all you want .

Beautiful honey...😊

At least you're not shilling that stupid quick coupler that costs $1000 and more complicated than a regular 540 shaft

Great tip !! Thanks for sharing!

Doctor mrs Temple Grandy. The world's greatest animal psychologist. She is worth a billion dollars every year to the cattle industry.

Reminded me of great memories with my great uncle and aunt. They had a trough like that. ❤

A wise man once told me, having the tire reversed is a sure way to keep your insurance from paying if you have an accident with that tractor.

Anyone that has run tractor tires on mud trucks knows there is some witch craft in these treads. You can basically reverse out if anything

Your tires will out last your axle

I mean 2wd tractor no harm but can always run steer tyres rather then chunky

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Or... get tires meant for the terrain you're on...

nice, helluva lot safer than some of the ways we used to do it. I like it.

Pro tip

That's what you call a Tillett twist

It’s called ROLL POSITION

I use ADM amp-t. Love it so far. Hirschs just started carrying/pushing ADM products.

Hopefully, you and your wife will have a better pig 🐖 experience than my family did with our (one and only) pig (Arnold Ziffel) raising experience. Kids became especially attached to Arnold, and refused to consume said pig! Wife and I, had it all to ourselves!

Another quality video, thanks. I noticed how that went from pig/pigs, good luck on those pork chops. Watching from Panama City Florida,USA. 🇺🇸🦅 !

Your piglets seem happy with their curly little tails.

Loving TŌMBA and PÉY’J!😊

Congratulations on the baby pigs. I absolutely love that truck hitch trick!! as always, thanks for taking us along.

On pavement I only do wheelies front tires last me 25 years

I know, it's a shame.

I remember hearing that on Monster Jam when I was a kid; if they were racing monster trucks at a pavement location without dirt, like Indianapolis, they'd run the tires backwards to grab the surface instead of shedding the dirt.