Idc what anyone says this is the most satisfying farming UA-cam channel out of them all. I understand there's bigger acreage and bigger equipment but grant and Spence beats em all. Keep it up fellas 💪
We retired from farming in NW Mo. last fall and rented our farm ground out to neighbors. I really enjoy watching these boys learning to farm and operate equipment.
OK, the "homeless mans catch pan" comment earned you just earned you a subscriber. I am from way back when a roll of rebar wire, electrical tape and a pair of fencing pliers could fix damn near anything that broke, at least long enough to finish the day. You have the 'Git'r done' attitudes that far too many younger folks have lost. Best of luck!
I know it's aggravating with break downs, however it's a great way for 2 young guys to learn about the equipment. You both will be good mechanics in no time. Carry on guys you are doing great.
With some of the parts you need on that header and stuff, look into bulk or surplus. Shop around during the off season. Chains and belts, bolts, as well if you can, helps when places are closed or to far out or waiting on stock.
Breakdowns happen just part of harvest our 9770 broke down Saturday just for it working today luckily our S670 is still rollin nice video Hilbert bros.
😂your a poet now that’s incredible so you sing and your a farmer with spectacular Spencer and your a magnificent content creator. For farm sim with spectacular Spencer and the guys also your very photogenic and kind. Lol did I miss anything? 7:42 you did that for me lol. Thank you. Also shoutout spectacular Spencer love you bud. #holybiscuits lol
love the videos keep up the great work, try cutting beans at an angle, they feed better, head drags less (in damp conditions) and wears the sickle more even. Also sickle sections dont commonly need replaced unless broken. "dull" ones still cut fine its when the are broke they are an issue. just some advice
Cut your beans at an angle. They feed better and wear the head more evenly. Also we had a setup very similar to yours. Running at least 3.0 mph shouldn’t be a problem and it helps keep the machine full which causes it to do a better job separating
When things break you have to learn fast. And yea having break downs start to hurt your time and profit. Then the rain and stuff does not help. I wish you luck and hope you can make it in this very hard time we live in now.
Every Farmer says this around my area, if you start harvest off on a weekend or a Monday you’ll have breakdowns all throughout harvest, always start on a Tuesday. Idk why but every farmer I know says this
Could you make a video of how to start a farm? Farming especially row crop is something I’ve always wanted to do but I’ve got a full time job at John Deere and am looking to start a farm from scratch. Any advice would be appreciated!
Keep up the good work, wagons and trucks will always hold less bushels of soybeans than they will corn. With good test weights you can squeeze 650 bushels of corn on there easily.
I know everyone has there different ways to start a combine up. But it is easier on you header if you start that and then turn on the separator so the header doesn’t slam into gear. That will help with your PTO’s not rounding off and breaking.
And i thought we had much breakdowns with our old claas dominator 67 from 1991 we had about one breakdown a week and we harvested about 200 acers of small felds in north sweden
Hey there, good job! now i was thinking about setting up an operation like you have but i’m just worried on the start up cost. For the equipment you have about how much would that cost?
Hey grant just letting you know to be careful with hydraulic oil because one time I was working with my dad on a spray rig and hydraulic oil was leaking and he moved around a couple hoses to find the leak and the hose busted and broke his finger. Just be careful
It's probably Heder loss from the auger u need to invest in a draper before u get a new anything it will save so much money take my advice I have been farming 4 47 years make sure you look at the Heder there expensive but worth it
Idc what anyone says this is the most satisfying farming UA-cam channel out of them all. I understand there's bigger acreage and bigger equipment but grant and Spence beats em all. Keep it up fellas 💪
the production quality and always learning new things along with them is what makes it unique
Actual factual brother
Fr i watch every video ever since he made the channel when it pops up on my feed
Agreed
Yeah the whole 1 video a month is crazy
We retired from farming in NW Mo. last fall and rented our farm ground out to neighbors. I really enjoy watching these boys learning to farm and operate equipment.
I love how you and you're brother farm together. I want to do this with my brother when i'm older
OK, the "homeless mans catch pan" comment earned you just earned you a subscriber. I am from way back when a roll of rebar wire, electrical tape and a pair of fencing pliers could fix damn near anything that broke, at least long enough to finish the day. You have the 'Git'r done' attitudes that far too many younger folks have lost. Best of luck!
I know it's aggravating with break downs, however it's a great way for 2 young guys to learn about the equipment. You both will be good mechanics in no time. Carry on guys you are doing great.
With some of the parts you need on that header and stuff, look into bulk or surplus. Shop around during the off season. Chains and belts, bolts, as well if you can, helps when places are closed or to far out or waiting on stock.
Breakdowns happen just part of harvest our 9770 broke down Saturday just for it working today luckily our S670 is still rollin nice video Hilbert bros.
I hope you have a good harvest this year
😂your a poet now that’s incredible so you sing and your a farmer with spectacular Spencer and your a magnificent content creator. For farm sim with spectacular Spencer and the guys also your very photogenic and kind. Lol did I miss anything? 7:42 you did that for me lol. Thank you. Also shoutout spectacular Spencer love you bud. #holybiscuits lol
Try cutting the beans at an angle, it'll help wear the sickle more evenly and will help keep the machine full which will help it clean better.
I was gonna say you are supposed to cut at angle
love the videos keep up the great work, try cutting beans at an angle, they feed better, head drags less (in damp conditions) and wears the sickle more even. Also sickle sections dont commonly need replaced unless broken. "dull" ones still cut fine its when the are broke they are an issue. just some advice
Hey Grant happy to see ya brother, love the videos!
Nice to see you guys tackle one breakdown after another, and to keep on going! That's life! Looks like you're making the most of it! :) Thanks guys!
good job can't wait intill the end of it!
Hey Grant i love your videos and i love to watch your videos after school and i learn alot by watching your videos, keep it up man 💯💯
Hell yeah love harvesting keep up the awesome work! 👌
Great video and progress. Those breakdowns are.still far cheaper than a new.combine. :)
Just love learning this process with you guys! Your living the dream even with all the breakdowns... :-)
You'll have break downs. Nothing to serious. Keep up the great work. Can't wait for next video!!
Cut your beans at an angle. They feed better and wear the head more evenly. Also we had a setup very similar to yours. Running at least 3.0 mph shouldn’t be a problem and it helps keep the machine full which causes it to do a better job separating
I was wondering about that. Maybe it’s a area thing?
I like autumn, it's 'peaceful' season. ☺
Keep your head up, keep those wheels rollin!
You and Spence make a great team. You are so fortunate to have someone you can trust to assist you.
You mean the trees aren't bright orange like FS22. Lol. Love what ya do!
I love watching your videos on the farm and farming simulator
I have hyd hoses under cab leaking. On tractor. Tempted to take it in to shop. But likely $300 more then if I do it myself.
Have a safe harvest! I'm on a volunteer fire department here in Cortland, Indiana and we have had numerous combine and field fires this year!
I reaaally enjoy watching these videos!:) haha your "youtubegod" scene was so hilarous!🤣🤣🤣
grant I hope everything goes smoothly through the rest of this year keep up the great work.
When things break you have to learn fast. And yea having break downs start to hurt your time and profit. Then the rain and stuff does not help. I wish you luck and hope you can make it in this very hard time we live in now.
Every Farmer says this around my area, if you start harvest off on a weekend or a Monday you’ll have breakdowns all throughout harvest, always start on a Tuesday. Idk why but every farmer I know says this
If you combine your beans on a slight angle across the rows your sickle teeth and guards will wear more evenly. Just a simple little tip
Grant doing that little scene was great 😂
Glad more videos are being posted as the year goes on!!
love the vids great work! learning a lot.
I love what you do
Hey Grant, I love your vids and content!! Keep up the great work!! Love the channel!!
I love your videos, wish you the best with your harvest keep up the good work!
Keep up the hard work !
Fall 🍁 is the best
Could you make a video of how to start a farm? Farming especially row crop is something I’ve always wanted to do but I’ve got a full time job at John Deere and am looking to start a farm from scratch. Any advice would be appreciated!
Your luck sounds like my luck, REALLY great overall, krappy day to day lol!!!
What awesome video, oops poor John deere down but still go not cut off your you tube, glad that it fixed, make popcorn on dry corns!😉👍🚜🚜🌽
Awesome videos! My grandpa runs a similar combine, 9570 sts, and it works great
i love your videos in the future i think the next tractor you should buy should be an old 4440 i think that woyld be cool
You are giving me a run for my money this year! Thanks for not making me feel alone lol
Haven't seen him stuck yet 😳
Keep up the good work, wagons and trucks will always hold less bushels of soybeans than they will corn. With good test weights you can squeeze 650 bushels of corn on there easily.
ahh you just gotta love harvest break downs
Grant just a helpful tip your actual supposed to throw the catch pan under the combine.
I have been watching you since 2017 the gaming channel Farm sim
Hey grant just fyi a sickle is the whole from part a section is the individual pieces
You oughta replace those sickles all at once then get you a spare sickle section so if you’re sickle is damaged you have a spare that’s what we do
I know everyone has there different ways to start a combine up. But it is easier on you header if you start that and then turn on the separator so the header doesn’t slam into gear. That will help with your PTO’s not rounding off and breaking.
Our 9560 won't let you engage the head if the separator isn't running. Just so long as your engine is at low idle it's fine.
And i thought we had much breakdowns with our old claas dominator 67 from 1991 we had about one breakdown a week and we harvested about 200 acers of small felds in north sweden
I think they count the 650 bu in corn. Nothing seems to hold the labeled bu in beans.
Keep it up grant! When’s the second tractor or sprayer coming? 😂
At 17:48, are those buildings apart of your field?
Keep it up man
When are you posting on the squad
Hoping for a lot more snowmobile videos this winter and dirt bikes and four wheelers
Hopefully all the weak links will be sorted out for next year
Hey there, good job! now i was thinking about setting up an operation like you have but i’m just worried on the start up cost. For the equipment you have about how much would that cost?
Hey just some advice you prolly shouldn’t use an impact for putting the sickles on might break the bolts
That would be funny if there was UA-cam gods. But there is only one true God.
Throw your catch pan centre with underneath your combine I guarantee you you’ll find beans then
oh boy that buzzer on the 1980's to 1990's John Deere's is familiar
Thought about a small grain storage system?
Great Video Grant From Bryer Floyd Hey Grant When Will You Ever Get Your First Semi?
Some days are like that anything mechanical will break down them sedilonds break at in convenient times
I’m going to say ur wagons hold 600 bushel most of the time it’s the first number or 2 plus 2 0’s is ur bushes then the last Two is the series/model
where did spencer get that hat. Love your videos
You should do a video on the Elevator
Hey grant just letting you know to be careful with hydraulic oil because one time I was working with my dad on a spray rig and hydraulic oil was leaking and he moved around a couple hoses to find the leak and the hose busted and broke his finger. Just be careful
U should cut at a angle it helps with feeding and more even cutter wear
How bad is your drought in Iowa because in Texas we haven’t got but 13 inches of rain
Show us a view of your farm from the air so we could make it in fs22
Love your videos! But EMAW Mr. Iowa State.
Well hopefully you've appeased the UA-cam Gods! That's an awful lot of breakdowns in a short span of time! Great video though!
19:22 this is why I watch you.
Great video keep it up and
also you should make a hunting video
In south Dakota we are getting 50 bushels an
Why didn't you put in a spice there? Cut it back so it's good, then run a new hose the rest of the way
Do you plan on buying a semi in the future to haul to elevator?
Awesome 👍
How many how many beans you been getting I just wanted to find out
I pretty sure I use the 9560 combine you have in fs except it has duals
Grant is Spencer that helps you is that Spencer tv from UA-cam?
It's probably Heder loss from the auger u need to invest in a draper before u get a new anything it will save so much money take my advice I have been farming 4 47 years make sure you look at the Heder there expensive but worth it
You're taking the break downs in stride, on camera at least. Thank you Mann Family Farms for the great content! 😉
Our sensor literally blew 2 weeks ago on our 9570 and the combine wouldn’t even start
Been waiting 5 days on another video
I'm working on it rn!😉 Will be posted tomorrow. Sorry!
You’re good just been excited to see the experience of year number #2
When is american farming coming out
Try cutting the beans at angle they feed in better
Hey I play farming simulator 19 and 22 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊and I love you real life farming
How far is your farm located from your home?
Hi Grant aka The Squad! I love your vids I would love to be in one I've been watching you on the squad channel since FS 2015 good content!!
What kind of camera do you have?
FYI the parts you are replacing are "sickle sections" , the whole thing is the sickle.
one day you have gain bins make like easy then stay safe out there great videos
How many acres does he actually have