Hey mate, that's my father-in-law Jim driving the harvester! He was telling us about you running across the paddock to hitch a ride 😅 Didn't take long to find once he told us you were on UA-cam. Great video and nice to see some of his knowledge being shared 👍🏼 Hope you had fun!
Oh awesome. I wasn't sure if he would find it but great stuff. Yes it was fun. I just wish we both weren't in such a rush so we could get some better footage but I had to move on.
Most city folk would find the harvesting of crops an interesting Vlog, another great vlog, love the background music and of course the drone shots , ❤️🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺
Well mate, I',m a 78 year old EX truckie and try to keep up but in all the years I;ve never been for a ride in a Harvester like that. Thanks mate and thanks to the good lookin; chap driving it. Cheers and have a safe one.
Kept me captivated from start to finish. Interesting to see another industry and hear from the farmer. Great work Johnno! The drone flying through the trees above the river was a bit scary though :D
Hi Johnno, that wheat belt footage was great. I was born in the wheat belt, Bruce Rock in 1959. Now live in Mildura and can’t tell you how much I miss WA. I’m a retired offshore rig tender master, looking for something to do and that harvesting work really sounds like a good thing to do….
🤣 How did you wrangle the joy ride Johnno.? I did a short stint in an old John Deere header. Didn't go much on it. You're doing a great job there teaching the peeps about our country.😎😍
Hey, Johnno. Fantastic piece of work again. Thank you for all the insights (incl. harvester - never saw this before) and all the informations. Take care mate. 👍🐺🙂
What a space and freedom. How far you can see. And so much peace. The litle towns always look amazing. Intresting that harvest part. Never seen it from the inside.
@@RoadTrainAdventures Realy. Just great. Just get out of the truck and sayd to the farmer. Tell us abouth it. hahaha. Very good interview. As if you had known each other for years.
Always look forward your videos John. This was another great one. "Only going to Adelaide so it's short trip" 2500kms 🤣. In a similar distance in Europe you would have traveled through 850 countries!! Hope your rib is healing ok mate. Cheers.
Lovely footage. And a nice deviation from trucking. Farming is a great way of life. I grew up around dairy. Went to Ag college. And finished up in construction. Worse job. Usually more money. The first combines I went on as a kid in the 60s. The header was so small you could drive it down the street with the header still on. Now look at them.
@terrenceodgers5866 Why don't the instruments of a 'plane' take into account the curving of earth? Why don't railways line dip for the curving, why is all instruments say it's flat when engineers build these? 11,000 metres looking out of a concave screen, it will look curved, yes
I speak from experience - re - cockpit access at 11,000 metres. The curvature is unmistakable out of the flat front windows of Boeing 747. As for rail lines - the horizon is only as far as the height one is elevated at. Even looking out at Echo Point near Katoomba on a clear day, will reflect the Earth's curvature, to those who can be honest with themselves. Are you referring to guidance instruments? All guidance instruments are set to true north and align themselves from that setting so aircraft and shipping will always be guided toward their destination without fail.
Really enjoyed this video. Great information about the towns. I'm interested in the town populace be it in its hay day to now! Drone footage was great, but the music really made it for me. I went further to search the artists and download some of their other tracks.
I love the little history bits you do on those small towns. Geez that header looked like it was nearly in road gear, 😂must have been a lightish crop. Great video
1961 I was 6. Dad had a pull type combine that someone had to sit on and put the grain in burlap bags. I could tie the bags and then roll them on a chute that held 3 then you'd trip to pile. Just remembering that when I saw the dust involved.
How many years have you been Driver your Truck.????? I drove for 32 years local of course you looked like you are having fun in between loads.!!!!!!!!!
David Hunn Well, that certainly was different...and interesting. Going back to what the harvester operator was saying about the difference between backpackers and grey nomads, there would be countless ex truckies and plant operators cruising around the country and mechanical sympathy is just second nature to them.
The big difference with operating machinery like that and trucks is you are dealing with width not length. The front on that header was over 40’ wide and he was going quickly. There is a lot to keep an eye on both in front and in the machine itself. Your head will spin. He was making it look easy just as Johnno does in his truck. Put a green horn on a header and it will cost big bucks in no time if they have no experience and are not very careful. That crop was good going, get into a heavy crop that has gone down in rocky country or has had a flood over it and it is a bit different. Jeff
I was to go do some harvest work last month here in Qld but I'm here with my old mate and he ask me to stay while it was dry here. Now it's rain and we not feeding cattle. I should go and do a little. Maybe drive a truck.
@@RoadTrainAdventures it all ok. I'm a old guy now. But still move around and drive and operated tractors. As a pensioner now. I get cash jobs. Which is helpful. And I get to meet new people like you. That the best part.
That's a big head on that harvester. 30 feet? I grew up on a rice and wheat ranch in Northern California. In an area called the Sutter Basin. We had John Deere 95's and 105 combines. A 12 foot head was big then.
Also meant to mention that I drove trucks for 40 years on the west coast. Started out as an owner/operator and eventually had a small company with 12 tractors and about 30 assorted trailers. We did mostly oil field work and heavy haul.
Be good if you can explain the difference between some of the Kenworth trucks like the T909 seems to be the top but others below look similar besides the cab over trucks. Is just the wheel base or pulling power. As some have the same x15 Cummins as well. Cheers
Another great vlog boss would love to travel out to OZ soon and meet your good self and out of curiosity how much Diesel does your tanks hold as they look huge but keep up these great vlogs 😊😊😊
No it's one channel but there is an option to JOIN. In this members area I can show all the footage I can't in the public section like the job sites and mine sites. I put out a video everyday, albeit short, it shows what I really get up to each day.
Good vid but ya coffee looked more like a cup of warm milk 😂 ya need 2 heaped teaspoons of coffee, 2 spoons of sugar and a little splash of milk. If it doesn't look like dark chocolate, it ain't coffee 😂😂
Yes and no. I always try to add as much awesome content in my videos as possible. Unfortunately there are things I kept getting in trouble for and showing this content was some of it. Now only those people with a very keen interest will see this stuff and won't complain to my boss. Everybody is so worried about being sued for doing something wrong in the workplace. It's also a way of people showing their appreciation in supporting the channel. As you can imagine, a lot goes in to making and editing these videos.
Great video Johnno . I would like to become a member but at 5 dollars a month on a pension . If i was to give all the people i follow and enjoy i would be up for a 1000 dollars a month. Stay safe
Lovin the drone shots and the music
Glad you like them. Not everyone likes the music.
Great reportage again, best australian truckie, thank you.
Awesome. Thanks heaps Alexander.
Hey mate, that's my father-in-law Jim driving the harvester! He was telling us about you running across the paddock to hitch a ride 😅 Didn't take long to find once he told us you were on UA-cam. Great video and nice to see some of his knowledge being shared 👍🏼 Hope you had fun!
Oh awesome. I wasn't sure if he would find it but great stuff. Yes it was fun. I just wish we both weren't in such a rush so we could get some better footage but I had to move on.
Most city folk would find the harvesting of crops an interesting Vlog, another great vlog, love the background music and of course the drone shots , ❤️🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺
Awesome. Thanks again Steven
Well mate, I',m a 78 year old EX truckie and try to keep up but in all the years I;ve never been for a ride in a Harvester like that. Thanks mate and thanks to the good lookin; chap driving it. Cheers and have a safe one.
That was the owner of the farm.
very nice video...❤❤❤
Awesome. Thanks heaps
That was different and lots of fun on the harvester. Like your choice of background music. Thanks for the video.
Very nice. Thanks Dean
Thanks
Well thank you very much Michael for your kind donation
Wow that was a great ride on the harvester
Very good. Thanks
That harvester footage was great. Thanks
You certainly have a knack with that drone. It’s terrific footage
Cheers
Gerry
I actually didn't get all the footage I wanted because the farmer was just about to quit for the afternoon so I didn't have time.
Kept me captivated from start to finish. Interesting to see another industry and hear from the farmer. Great work Johnno! The drone flying through the trees above the river was a bit scary though :D
I need to practice the river run. I didn't think it was good enough.
Steve have a look at 'Tom's Brook Farm'. Tom is located in W.A. massive area. Also 'The Jackson Brothers' in N.S.W.
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@@graeme8755 Thanks, will look them up :)
Hi Johnno, that wheat belt footage was great. I was born in the wheat belt, Bruce Rock in 1959. Now live in Mildura and can’t tell you how much I miss WA.
I’m a retired offshore rig tender master, looking for something to do and that harvesting work really sounds like a good thing to do….
Thanks Michael. Yes the farmer was saying that they are always looking for workers during harvest.
omg i love australia....and the music makes it even better. many thanks sir. you made my day.....again.
Oh very good. It's great to have you along.
Interesting video, thanks.👍🏼
Awesome. I'm glad you liked it.
Great video Johnno. Interesting facts and figures on a couple of towns Nd of course the harvesting. Thanks for the mention at the end.
You're welcome. Great to have you along.
Johnno that was great. Great drone shot.
Awesome. Thanks heaps
Great video, Johnno. Especially enjoyed the spin on the harvester. Stay safe out there.👍
Awesome. Thanks Brett. I'm trying to find some cool stuff to look at as extra parts of the video.
🤣 How did you wrangle the joy ride Johnno.? I did a short stint in an old John Deere header. Didn't go much on it. You're doing a great job there teaching the peeps about our country.😎😍
I have no shame. I just ran up to the header and asked to go inside.
Lovely
Thanks Rachel
Hey, Johnno. Fantastic piece of work again. Thank you for all the insights (incl. harvester - never saw this before) and all the informations. Take care mate. 👍🐺🙂
Awesome. Thanks again Dirk
What a space and freedom. How far you can see. And so much peace. The litle towns always look amazing. Intresting that harvest part. Never seen it from the inside.
Yeah I thought the harvesting party would be interesting.
@@RoadTrainAdventures Realy. Just great. Just get out of the truck and sayd to the farmer. Tell us abouth it. hahaha. Very good interview. As if you had known each other for years.
I have no shame. I'll ask anybody something for a good story.
@@MarioVanDerMaas. You can do that with country folk, city dwellers are a different story.
For sure
If you really love something, you never get sick of it. That was great Johnno, never get sick of watch the land go by.
Thanks Ben. Always a pleasure.
Very interesting and different. Thank you for the unexpected.
Awesome. I'm glad you liked this one.
Thx Johnno for showing us what’s going on across the country, special people like yourself.
Very good. Thanks Mark
Always look forward your videos John. This was another great one. "Only going to Adelaide so it's short trip" 2500kms 🤣. In a similar distance in Europe you would have traveled through 850 countries!! Hope your rib is healing ok mate. Cheers.
Ha ha. Yes my ribs are going really well. Thanks for asking.
Really enjoyed this video Johno from the history of the 2 towns in the wheatbelt and the ride aboard the harvester . Top job as always
Awesome. Thanks again Brett.
Awesome video John👍👍👍 Cheers.
Very good. Thanks Raymond
Hi Johnno, Another cool video mate. The Havester working was interesting. Stay safe mate.
Thanks Tom. Yeah I thought the harvester would be good.
Very beautiful video . Thank you for taking me. As we say in Germany - keep the bumper clean. Greetings Andreas
Very good. Thanks Andreas.
Wow that was great.
Thanks Jonathan
Interesting interlude in the header. My wife's family are linked into the Sth Australian inventor of the Ridley Stripper.... (not that sort!).
Oh very nice. Yes that interview went very well.
Amazing footage of the harvesting taking place, i learnt so much. How good is the technology these days!
I know hey. I was amazed at how easy it was.
Nice thing about driving is all the countryside you get to see & get paid to do it, thx 4 the video great insight on the towns U drive through
Thanks heaps
Yeah, another fun video... Love them, entertaining and educational with nice landscapes too...
Thanks again Alex
Great footage of drone and harvester thanks john👋
Great stuff.
I love how your concept of a short trip is Perth to Adelaide 😊
Ha ha. That is a short trip. It's only half way across Australia. Just like a day trip.
Nice video!
Hello from Brazil !
Very good. Thanks Andre
Cool ride on the case harvester Johnno ,something different keep up the great work mate🇦🇺👍👍👍🇦🇺
Awesome. Thanks Steve. I'd like to start doing some interesting stories that I see along the way.
Nice video Johnno.
Awesome. Thanks Nathan
Cool vid
Thanks heaps
Lovely footage. And a nice deviation from trucking. Farming is a great way of life. I grew up around dairy. Went to Ag college. And finished up in construction. Worse job. Usually more money. The first combines I went on as a kid in the 60s. The header was so small you could drive it down the street with the header still on. Now look at them.
Thanks Dave. I remember on our farm we had a PTO header. We typed it with our Chamberlain. No air conditioning or power steering in those days.
Another great vid Johnno!…”only going to Adelaide” he says.. from Perth…luv it 😂
Yeah. That is only half a trip
Another smashing video Johnno interesting to see the farming work over that end of the world nice on for sharing
Awesome. Thanks for watching
Awesome look at the harvester
Thanks Shaun
Another great video Johnno thanks mate, the new drone seems to be really good so far,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Wayne. Yes I have to get my money worth out of the new drone.
Good old drone shots prove there is no curvature. Yet people still believe 😂😂.
Great video, mate. Keep the shiny side up 🤙
Thanks heaps. Yes I hear ya
Get up to 11,000 metres in an aircraft cockpit and take a look around. The Earth is a planet and not a flat plain.
You got it
@terrenceodgers5866 Why don't the instruments of a 'plane' take into account the curving of earth? Why don't railways line dip for the curving, why is all instruments say it's flat when engineers build these? 11,000 metres looking out of a concave screen, it will look curved, yes
I speak from experience - re - cockpit access at 11,000 metres. The curvature is unmistakable out of the flat front windows of Boeing 747. As for rail lines - the horizon is only as far as the height one is elevated at. Even looking out at Echo Point near Katoomba on a clear day, will reflect the Earth's curvature, to those who can be honest with themselves.
Are you referring to guidance instruments? All guidance instruments are set to true north and align themselves from that setting so aircraft and shipping will always be guided toward their destination without fail.
How you going John I’m enjoying you videos music score and tips for us up n coming long distance transport drivers
I'm going Great. Awesome to hear that you're enjoying my video.
Another good show Johnno, really enjoyed it.
Awesome. Thanks Allen
Really enjoyed this video. Great information about the towns. I'm interested in the town populace be it in its hay day to now! Drone footage was great, but the music really made it for me. I went further to search the artists and download some of their other tracks.
Were you able to find the music? I got them off a music subscription service.
All bar the unknown artist in your list. Some really cool country music which I've not heard before!
Great stuff
Great video and ythe time on the header, was really interesting
Yeah I thought you guys would like that one.
Thank you John for another top video, I sure would like a trip across the paddock sometime soon. Stay Safe.
You'll have to do it some day.
I love the little history bits you do on those small towns. Geez that header looked like it was nearly in road gear, 😂must have been a lightish crop. Great video
Thanks heaps. OK I'll try to do now history lessons. Yes that header was really quick. I was amazed at how good it was.
Here in Brazil when we only have a trailer; Colleagues say we are going to do tourism 😁😂
Very good
The harvester was very interesting, good video mate.
Yeah I thought you'd like that bit.
Loved the added header part, i haven't driven a header in more than 30 Years 😞
Yeah I thought that will go down well.
I think i saw your truck around Kemps creek today 20/11
Ha ha. You got it
1961 I was 6. Dad had a pull type combine that someone had to sit on and put the grain in burlap bags. I could tie the bags and then roll them on a chute that held 3 then you'd trip to pile. Just remembering that when I saw the dust involved.
When you get in that dust, it's hard to get it out of your shirt. This modern harvester is amazing.
I have a picture of our 62 GMC farm truck piled high with wheat bags. My dad and brother shirtless on top. @@RoadTrainAdventures
Oh I'd love to see this one.
So next show we might see you swappin' the Kenny for a wheat header ?
Ha ha. If love to try that.
Who is the singer, she is great
It depends on which song. In the description is a list of the songs.
How many years have you been Driver your Truck.????? I drove for 32 years local of course you looked like you are having fun in between loads.!!!!!!!!!
I've been in transport for 30 years but road trains for only 13
David Hunn
Well, that certainly was different...and interesting. Going back to what the harvester operator was saying about the difference between backpackers and grey nomads, there would be countless ex truckies and plant operators cruising around the country and mechanical sympathy is just second nature to them.
Yes he made a lot of sense though
The big difference with operating machinery like that and trucks is you are dealing with width not length. The front on that header was over 40’ wide and he was going quickly. There is a lot to keep an eye on both in front and in the machine itself. Your head will spin. He was making it look easy just as Johnno does in his truck. Put a green horn on a header and it will cost big bucks in no time if they have no experience and are not very careful. That crop was good going, get into a heavy crop that has gone down in rocky country or has had a flood over it and it is a bit different. Jeff
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Top stuff johno 😊👍
Thanks again
I was to go do some harvest work last month here in Qld but I'm here with my old mate and he ask me to stay while it was dry here. Now it's rain and we not feeding cattle. I should go and do a little. Maybe drive a truck.
So it didn't work out how you planned. No good. At least you have options. Sounds like you have a lot of freedom to move around.
@@RoadTrainAdventures it all ok. I'm a old guy now. But still move around and drive and operated tractors. As a pensioner now. I get cash jobs. Which is helpful. And I get to meet new people like you. That the best part.
Sounds like a good life.
That's a big head on that harvester. 30 feet? I grew up on a rice and wheat ranch in Northern California. In an area called the Sutter Basin. We had John Deere 95's and 105 combines. A 12 foot head was big then.
Also meant to mention that I drove trucks for 40 years on the west coast. Started out as an owner/operator and eventually had a small company with 12 tractors and about 30 assorted trailers. We did mostly oil field work and heavy haul.
I think this was 45 foot
That's awesome. It's great to have you along.
Yet another great. keep them coming. love your work.
Where do you get the music? do you have a playlist or a collection that you pull them from?
Thanks heaps. The song list is written in the description of this video. I get my music from from Audiio. It's a music subscription service.
Be good if you can explain the difference between some of the Kenworth trucks like the T909 seems to be the top but others below look similar besides the cab over trucks. Is just the wheel base or pulling power. As some have the same x15 Cummins as well. Cheers
Yeah sure. I'll see if I can make a video on that some time
I see you had the dolly on board Johnno from WA but did you leave the trailer in Perth. Thanks for the video Mate
Yes the other trailer was left for someone else.
Another great vlog boss would love to travel out to OZ soon and meet your good self and out of curiosity how much Diesel does your tanks hold as they look huge but keep up these great vlogs 😊😊😊
Thanks Neil. Yes the tanks are huge. They hold 2400 litres so I get half way across Australia.
Hey John can’t find the join button. Can you share a link or something.Thanx mate
I don't know if there is a share but it should be next to the channel name below
Nice, who sings that song?
I put all the song names and artist in the description.
@@RoadTrainAdventures thanks 👍👍
Very good
I'm guessing you never got to drive the harvester. Come a very long way from doing it all by hand
No she's I only had limited time to take the footage as he was finishing up.
Are you operating two channels here Johnno? To get the best story we pay for?
No it's one channel but there is an option to JOIN. In this members area I can show all the footage I can't in the public section like the job sites and mine sites. I put out a video everyday, albeit short, it shows what I really get up to each day.
Getting warm yet?
It will be 38 again in Perth this weekend.
Good vid but ya coffee looked more like a cup of warm milk 😂 ya need 2 heaped teaspoons of coffee, 2 spoons of sugar and a little splash of milk. If it doesn't look like dark chocolate, it ain't coffee 😂😂
I used to have 2 spoon fulls of coffee and then sugar but I tried a more healthy lifestyle. I'm not quite there but at least it was a start.
I could be wrong but isn't 3.01 metres bigger than 3 metres?
Ha ha. Yes. I thought that is what I saw on some paperwork before I got there.
@@RoadTrainAdventures interesting 🤔
The size was actually only 2.7m wide
@@RoadTrainAdventures 👉👍👈
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Are they getting enough workers.
Yes he didn't say anything about having trouble getting enough workers.
SHORT TRIP 😂
It is a short trip as it's only half way across Australia. Normally I go all the way.
lucky you were doing dingy drone racing up that creek or you would be buyiny a new on agan.......................................
I gotta get the awesome shots for you all. The way I do those shots is to fly really slow and then I speed up the footage.
so you've got to pay for the cool stuff...geee
Yes and no. I always try to add as much awesome content in my videos as possible. Unfortunately there are things I kept getting in trouble for and showing this content was some of it. Now only those people with a very keen interest will see this stuff and won't complain to my boss. Everybody is so worried about being sued for doing something wrong in the workplace.
It's also a way of people showing their appreciation in supporting the channel. As you can imagine, a lot goes in to making and editing these videos.
Great video Johnno . I would like to become a member but at 5 dollars a month on a pension . If i was to give all the people i follow and enjoy i would be up for a 1000 dollars a month. Stay safe
Yeah that's OK
I do try to put as much as I can in these videos anyway.
What’s in the pipeline
Just water
I am very passionate about trucking but don't know any proper way to fulfill my dream.
The first thing to do is to be in Australia, if you're not already.
Good on the governments. Put up fuel tax again. How your boss think about that. All should go to Canberra and put a stop to this
You're right. All of us in transport have the power to stop all this but as a collective, no one does anything.
That's not a harvester's bootlace, it's a bucket of pus... The worst on the market.
Well it was working well on that day.
Doesn't matter wich colour there all expensive nightmares😂
1.2 million dollars for that one
Hey mate. Found your channel by watching kens videos. Interesting to see the roads on the other side of the country! Great video!
Awesome. Thanks Ryan. Ken and I talk every day about how to make our videos better. His videos are so good.