Oh those old springs, u got rocks too. We used to use a 34' Morris, it pulled hard, and did not have the wide chisel. We used the straight chisels, they did a nice job turning over the soil.
Its workin up nice buddy. When you do skip passes it feels like you get done faster then you realize you have to go back yet hahahaha. Glad the lights worked out for ya!!👌
It’s neat seeing you guys’ type of chisel plow. In my part of the world (midwestern U.S.,) it means something entirely different. Last time I stopped by my local equipment lot, they had a 23 shank Krause landsaver, which is 30 feet wide and in the right conditions would stop a 500 horsepower tractor dead in its tracks
Horse Lake Ranch no it’s not actually. What I’m describing is a coulter chisel. www.kuhn-usa.com/crop/tillage-tools/primary-tillage/coulter-chisels/landsaver-4810
What model of chisel plow is that? I have a 39ft case IH 5600 chisel plow I do nh3 with behind my case 9150. 3/4in knives going doing 3-4in at 5mph. Degelman harrows on mine
Thats wicked we have the same chisel plow and i can spin my tractors out ripping in the fall with it! were not too far from you I'm over in Dawson Creek area
Your getting cold and we are just starting to warm up in Aus silage and hay on the round in some places looking forward to a bit of sun after a cold winter (for us) even saw some snow this year. when was the last time that tractor had a valve set on it? Might be my ears but sounded like a loose valve at the end of that vid
I don't know how you keep from having the chisel clogging up with residue. We always had a problem with our chisel plows and field cultivators, even in bean stubble... Usally had to disc fields first. Residue management was a real problem for us.
Some times I ask questions during your broadcast and I find an answer to my question in the rest of the video, your so comfortable to listen to that I find myself having a conversation with you...great channel
LEDs 🙄🤣😂🤔🤬 I put a whole bunch on the service truck, all new wiring, so everything works great!! Had a couple of extra LEDs, so I changed out the dead halogens on the back of the cab on the 3394.. I could swear they worked when I put them on, but... I guess I didn't check. First time I needed them in the field, they kinda half work, only part of the LEDs light up and not very bright.. I know they worked before I put them on.. need to swap wires....
How the heck do you not end up with sunburn welding without gloves even my last lot of arc electrodes make me look like a tomato. Currently not enjoying the results of repairing a number of galvanized ring feeders but at least the next larger lot of welding is painted and not galvanised.
Good luck getting the manure on! If I remember correctly it's been awhile since you were able to spread any and you have quite a mountain of shit to get through! lol
Not sure if u can with covid but if u go to watch ur calves sell do a video on that do u sell um at dawson creek bc i use to live in grande prairie alberta
@@farmerfarmer2801 actually i am wrong..we sold the majority..there are still 15 more calves to sell that could fit on the truck....I'll take video of that
Nothing works a tractor like a 30 foot chisel plow. We run a 25 foot chisel plow on our 580 quadtrac. Our ground is hilly and full of stones . We try to vertical till with a Salford 25 foot unit . But for areas of high compaction we still chisel plow or rip them. Those older case 4wd tractors can do tillage well . Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends!
I hope you film the manure spreading I'm kinda looking forward to it. Thanks for sharing tyson
Would love to see you spreading
Its in the process
Oh those old springs, u got rocks too. We used to use a 34' Morris, it pulled hard, and did not have the wide chisel. We used the straight chisels, they did a nice job turning over the soil.
I some fields yes
it has been cold and snow here in wisconsin but getting warmer now. love your videos
Not a bad looking & pretty good sounding 'ol 9270. 👍🏻👍🏻🙂🍻🍻 Thanks for the ride along.
Your welcome.. the ole 855 sounds good
I am amazed at the size of your fields and how straight you plow. I don't farm any fields that I can plow straight
And my fields are considered small here
Looks like it is doing a good job ! Hopefully it will help you in the spring !!
Yup I much prefer the 2 inch spikes as well. Way smoother job after them to
yea and dont have to change them every year
Nice video. Hopefully you get All Done soon before the Cold Comes 👍👍
Awesome . Look like the 9270 she puts HP to the ground real nice. Sounds great.
Great video of tillage, thanks for sharing
Looking good Tyson. Good to see some tillage
Thanks 👍
Its workin up nice buddy. When you do skip passes it feels like you get done faster then you realize you have to go back yet hahahaha. Glad the lights worked out for ya!!👌
I fund it makes it easier to get lined up for the autosteer. I think I have to redo the calibration...it shouldn't be that hard
@@Northern_Farmer give me a call if ya need
thanks for sharing the video
I love those big flat fields.
Me to..but I still like trees bordering every mile
It’s neat seeing you guys’ type of chisel plow. In my part of the world (midwestern U.S.,) it means something entirely different. Last time I stopped by my local equipment lot, they had a 23 shank Krause landsaver, which is 30 feet wide and in the right conditions would stop a 500 horsepower tractor dead in its tracks
I could stop this tractor in its tracks to if I put it deeper.
I believe that's called a subsoiler up here
@@horselakeranch yea if I pulled a sub soiler it be only 12 maybe
@@Northern_Farmer i seen a guy working some saline soil with one then he spread manure on it. Be interesting to see if it helps
Horse Lake Ranch no it’s not actually. What I’m describing is a coulter chisel.
www.kuhn-usa.com/crop/tillage-tools/primary-tillage/coulter-chisels/landsaver-4810
Our Indian summer just started, we have till a week on Sunday to get after it, good luck over there.
Want part of bc are you
Gee, bare handed welding 🥽. Good way to keep a nice tan on your hands!! Careful. Good video. Thanks.
Thanks 👍
I love that 9270 case IH
Great to see actual tillage!!
All good!
I was going to ask if you'd spread any manure yet.
But probably be better on frozen ground, won't get stuck, hopefully 🤔
Spread a few loads
Good video. Thanks Tyson.
Hello Tyson. Nice to see all is good with you and Shaun.🎃🎃👻
What model of chisel plow is that? I have a 39ft case IH 5600 chisel plow I do nh3 with behind my case 9150. 3/4in knives going doing 3-4in at 5mph. Degelman harrows on mine
It's a 5200 I believe
Looks like the chisel plow is doing a nice job. Isn't autosteer nice? It sure makes it nice when you don't have to turn so sharp on the ends.
Sure is
She was pulling hard!
Good stuff.
Old smokey needs a set of tires real bad! how much would it cost you to buy 8 tires for that tractor?
Probably around 12,000
@@Northern_Farmer ouch!😳
How deep are you working with the chisel?
Like like the video TYS on chiseling .
Thanks Leo
Thats wicked we have the same chisel plow and i can spin my tractors out ripping in the fall with it! were not too far from you I'm over in Dawson Creek area
Nice!!
10:38 is that a drain tile or a rain washout?
Water way washout
That welder works amazing, what type of wire do you use, flux core? what model is it?
Century. Flux core wire
You guys getting summer on Tuesday? Weather man was saying +20 down here in the big city. I'll believe it when I see it.
Yea its supposed to be really warm for about 4 days then back to normal
And some new fleece lined work gloves also
How much fuel does the tractor burn per hour tilling?
7 to 10 I think
@@Northern_Farmer that’s not bad
Your getting cold and we are just starting to warm up in Aus silage and hay on the round in some places looking forward to a bit of sun after a cold winter (for us) even saw some snow this year. when was the last time that tractor had a valve set on it? Might be my ears but sounded like a loose valve at the end of that vid
Been awhile
I don't know how you keep from having the chisel clogging up with residue. We always had a problem with our chisel plows and field cultivators, even in bean stubble... Usally had to disc fields first. Residue management was a real problem for us.
Good choppers
are you using GPS to space your passes or just estimating distance?
Yea didn't you see my monitor
Some times I ask questions during your broadcast and I find an answer to my question in the rest of the video, your so comfortable to listen to that I find myself having a conversation with you...great channel
LEDs 🙄🤣😂🤔🤬
I put a whole bunch on the service truck, all new wiring, so everything works great!! Had a couple of extra LEDs, so I changed out the dead halogens on the back of the cab on the 3394.. I could swear they worked when I put them on, but... I guess I didn't check.
First time I needed them in the field, they kinda half work, only part of the LEDs light up and not very bright.. I know they worked before I put them on.. need to swap wires....
Niceee
Its a pretty big field how many acres?
128 acres
How the heck do you not end up with sunburn welding without gloves even my last lot of arc electrodes make me look like a tomato. Currently not enjoying the results of repairing a number of galvanized ring feeders but at least the next larger lot of welding is painted and not galvanised.
How the heck do weld galvanized steel..the smoke and fumes are bad from that
@@Northern_Farmer Reluctantly. But hopefully next time with a Jackson air fed helmet
Good luck getting the manure on! If I remember correctly it's been awhile since you were able to spread any and you have quite a mountain of shit to get through! lol
Oh yea there is a ton
The harrow behind the Chisel Plow.
Was called a hundred stick harrow in Sweden in the past.
We call them diamond harrows
@@Northern_Farmer
Different names for the same thing.
The tractors I drove in the 60's and 70's
managed to pull such a harrow with 4 parts.
G'day cool video mate
You must be tough.. I could never weld without gloves
The thick chisel points are the ones i use also
I like them better
You ever going to get that manure hauled out!?
in the process
@@Northern_Farmer good deal! You got a few mountains their to move!
Not sure if u can with covid but if u go to watch ur calves sell do a video on that do u sell um at dawson creek bc i use to live in grande prairie alberta
We already sold them..and sadly I didn't get any video
Oh well so how many hiefers do u keep a year for replacesments and how many calves do u sell
@@farmerfarmer2801 it varies..we kept 30 one year....only 4 this year
@@farmerfarmer2801 actually i am wrong..we sold the majority..there are still 15 more calves to sell that could fit on the truck....I'll take video of that
If you ever have a big ball of fire fall in your hands, you’ll never forget them again, it hurts, trust me I know lol 😂
I have the best manure spreader in the Peace .Nothing can stand behind it
About time to spread lots more magnificent manure
If that dog doesn't have her winter coat yet ...you better buy her one
Other people commented about gloves, I think you have tough fingernails, cleaned it off for welding with your fingers!
Your tires are slipping a little bit it looks like
Yes..hard pulling
A farmer fix, the hose tied up with hay string.
Nothing works a tractor like a 30 foot chisel plow. We run a 25 foot chisel plow on our 580 quadtrac. Our ground is hilly and full of stones . We try to vertical till with a Salford 25 foot unit . But for areas of high compaction we still chisel plow or rip them. Those older case 4wd tractors can do tillage well . Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends!
Yea I could have stopped that tractor in its tracks if I sunk it any deeper
is it possible to hire a man for a few days to drive a tractor for you to help get the work done before winter arrives , .........?
Might be
John Deere brown box monitor I got one of those if you need another
I'd like to upgrade ..its for the air seeder
My great grandpa used to have a really old MF
can direct drill your crops rather than working it up
I have been doing that for over 5 years now..its way better when its worked
Canadian farmers: makes Russian farmers look sissy! Who needs gloves!
Only if u don't want skin cancer
Maybe I will send you some new welding gloves
Well 💩 I'm way slow 👎
Gloves? You mean bitch mittens? Lol
Haha
Are you married any kids
no and no