when I discovered youtube I had no idea there would be stuff I was interested in. I was amazed to find farming and trucking videos as that's what I been doing for a living for the last 10 yrs. . so a big thumbs up for your channel . its really good.
hi wes being a senior in here in Ontario Canada your videos are just great it sure cheers me up and sometimes brings tears to my eyes watching and listening to you you are one heck of a great dad
You know what I enjoy so much about your channel Wes ? You do stuff, you're a dooer ! You are not a perfectionist , you're all about getting things done and you are apparantly afraid of nothing. Well you might be a little messy but that makes you interesting. I think you inspire a lot of folk on here so just keep doing it your way and please keep the repair stuff coming. I would love to see you working on the older two cylinders too. Oh, and you talk like a real person too ! Best regards to Tim, he's a powerful dude too.
Wes I feel that way about all equipment, new or used. Equipment that is new to me has to prove itself, I don't care if it is brand spanking new, or bought from a farmer who tells me is it good to go. Time will tell, but I have the utmost faith in the job you did repairing that 4960. I've watched almost all of your vids and you sir, are one hell of a wrench. Kudos, my man.
Wes I've been what hung your videos for years and I've always enjoyed them, it's even inspired me to modify my own machinery and even rebuild my Massey ferguson 3085 which has been a great success now done 70 hours and counting. Your videos have also taught me a lot and I hope they continue to do so, it is a absolute pleasure to watch your farm grow and become more and more successful. Seeing as I'm only 23 and still have a lot to learn id like to think when I'm your age I shall be able to pull apart pretty much anything confident that it will run again. Many thanks from rainy England
You're getting a thumbs up from a viewer less than 30 miles from you. I've been watching your videos since around 2011, and in all honesty, you are one of the biggest reasons why I got into farming around that time and have just started my own farm business in Nazareth, PA. I'm growing fruits and vegetables since the financial input is very low for a solo operation. But I hope to plant winter wheat this fall on 12 acres of owned land and possibly some rented acreage as well. I don't know if I could have motivated myself to get in to farming if it hadn't been for your videos. Thanks!
Yes sir. I had always planned to live on a decent amount of acreage after growing up on our family farm, but it never hit me that I wanted to farm until I started watching your channel. You are truly inspiring, keep up the good work!
I really enjoy what you are doing, I too just lost my father on December 31st this past year. He grew up on a chicken farm in jackson, NJ from the late 40's to the late 60's. I was born in Point Pleasant, NJ and lived in Brick NJ till i was 5 then moved to Missouri because thats where my fathers job took him. For the last 5 years I've been working on a 2300 acre crop farm helping out a good friend of mine running his Spra-Coupe 4660 for him in my free time from my regular job. Keep up the good work
Another great video Wes ! 2 thumbs up on the content, the quality, and the family mentions. You are a good man and I will continue to give your channel a look daily as I have done since I discovered you in 2009, awesome Tim and Dad are working together and you have the time to produce these HD videos. Keep on doing what you're doing brother and before I leave ya I think UA-cam should classify agriculture as a category, just because it's so entertaining and educational.
I liked growing up on a small hobby farm 10 acres, and horses, sheep, barn cats, the Grand parents had a respectable sheep farm, probably 100 head minimum, on 40 acres. They would grow their own hay/straw. I want about 10 acres for a home and recreation, but you have brought back the desire to be a farmer, but with modern machines, I would need a lot of fields. For now you're my farming fix. I appreciate your knowledge and experience, and your willingness to share it. I wish I had the startup capital, and guidance of someone like yourself. I also have great respect for your ability to have 3 generations (and levels of experience) all pulling together to make it work. I suspect if you offered a season apprenticeship for 1 or 2 lucky viewers, you would be overwhelmed by applicants. If I were able to get a farm, I'd appreciate the opportunity to gain access to your farming tricks and secrets, so I can make a good go at it, and hopefully be successful too. May your fields be bountiful, and the market kind to you.
Wes- I first found your channel back when you were battling the corn thieves. I lost touch until someone linked a 4960 video to Ag Talk. Glad I came back, as I have enjoyed your project and learning about New Jersey Agriculture. We just about have all the crop in here on the prairie of Central Illinois. Be safe and best wishes!
Wes I hope you keep making videos for a long time or for as long as you're able to. I always like all of your videos and I watch every single one of them. I hope to one day have as popular of a channel as you have. I loved the re-build of the 4960 because it taught me a lot if things about tractors and parts that I didn't know. I was telling my dad about every one of the 4960 re-build videos and he said that he was happy that I was able to learn so much from a video that someone put out on UA-cam for people. Most agriculture videos that I watch are just the person doing the farm work and not explaining anything at all.
Wes, believe it or not, if you put out the call, you would be surprised how many or us would be there for you, I know I would. I know you don't know me, but you share your life with us, good and bad, and I for one feel like I'm a part of your work. Thanks for posting Wes Pandy, Tim, Joe, and Grandpa. I look forward to your vids everyday, you are my favorite youtuber! Three cheers for OLF Hip Hip!
Wes you don't need to tell me to thumbs up you, I've done that with every video of yours I've ever watched which is most of them (if not all of them). And keep posting them, the longer the better. I really enjoy seeing how things are done outside of my farm community. I also had to look up the field that your in on google maps, and I'm pretty sure I found it since there appears to be bales in the field. It looks a lot different there than our flatland farms here in north central Ohio. Your definitely my favorite channel on the old youtube land.
I like what your doing Wes I have watched every video you put up the past year and a half or so! I like watching your videos to see how you guys do it out east I'm from Wisconsin and we don't have a mulch hay industry around here so it's neat to watch you grow and expand and see how you do things out east!
Wes, Dont worry about the intolerable moments BRO, we are all entitled to bad days even if they are more than normal. We all realize that you have had more than your fair share on your plate. Thanks for all you and your family do for this country. Without farmers, none of us would eat very well. I also wanna say on my behalf and that of others, If you would ever need any kind of help what so ever, just know all you gotta do is ask or tell us, and I am sure we all would be there. Its kinda crazy to say, but I think we all feel like we know ya just by watching your channel. I hope one day I get to meet you. Which brings me to you ever need a place to crash on one of your trips to buy a piece of equipment etc, and your travelling through the heart of Indiana, speak up, cause you got it. I tell my wife and daughter about you and Tim all the time. Anyway take care my friend, keep doing what you do. Thanks, Chris
You are awesome Wes. continue doing what you do. My sincere condolences on your family's loss. I've got a small farm we raise and sell a few beef cattle every year. I work on my old junky equipment but, no way would it be as interesting as you!!!
Your videos are great! I love every min I watch KUTGW. The longer the better IMO your channel is full of great footage and interesting commentary. As stated by others I am a city guy so the more farm talk the better. Glad I found your channel been here for quite some time and have watched every video you uploaded.
I watch wranglerstar's channel too really like it! Glad to know your coping o.k about your sister. Still thinking about you and your family hope you are all o.k. Well done with the videos
I love your vids we live on a farm it's 80 acres we have Scottish highland cattle and we work it not like you but we have fun and I thoroughly enjoy your videos it inspires me to do more with it the farm that is. Keep up the good work your a lucky guy every day spent in the field with your family is a day worth spending I wanna see the 4960 yanking that load up the hill please
I think your videos are great I grew up on the farm too the family farm is becoming a dying breed of people it always helps to educate people on how it is in agriculture most people forget that the farmer brings the food to our tables the clothing we wear and it takes dedication and skills to survive as a farmer the videos you share bring that to light . farming ingenuity can solve any problem in real life as well as on the farm I thank you for posting your videos and keep up with your videos
Appreciate your videos Wes, much like you my youtube channel buys my bits and bobs for my Case 1390- long story but I'm not physically fit enough to work on the farm full time but my office job keeps me going to make more videos , restore my old tractors- show the world a bit of my "heritage". We salute you and the crew!
It's cool to see 3 generations working the land together, I remember the day it burned I live back behind the golf course and drove by on the way home and never thought that machine would move under it own power again, I've been wrenching on heavy equipment for over 30 years so I know what you were up against good job Bro !
So sorry to hear about your sister. Condolences to you all. Love your vids no matter the length. I'm a JD nut, too. Bought a new 1026R Subcompact last year and having a ball with. Bucket and Backhoe. Mostly landscape stuff. But I'm lovin' the big rigs your runnin'! Keep it up Wes! Great stuff!
Wes, My Ex wife beat breast cancer over a year ago,came home to a card one day that we were done.Never saw it coming,one comment was she did not sign up for my grandfathers farm the family took over in 2008.She is now with one of my coworkers. Sometimes being at the farm does not have the same feel it did before she left.Just want to say I look forward to your videos,you and Tim and your Family are a fun and positive thing to see about farm life.I to send my thoughts and prayers to you and the Family,Just want to say straight up,your videos take me to a better place when I get pissed about what happened.But seeing you happy and being a great Dad,lets me know life is gonna just fine down on the Farm! Thank You!
I love your videos they are interesting and informative .I think your doing a wonderful job and I thank you for being a farmer I understand it's not easy .
Great videos Wes. I have learned so much from you. Loved your 4960 series, looking forward to your next projects. Sorry about your sister. Ross from Abbotsford, BC. Canada
I care for what you do and thankful that you put out the videos that you do. I enjoy all of your videos, doesn't matter if its a repair or what, keep them coming.
Thanks for the nice vids. I did the thumbs up thing and watched a commercial and clicked through as well. I did say a prayer for your sister. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful job on the 4960. She needs some time to break in. Plus all the money you invested with blood sweat and tears to rebuild it only makes sense to take your time. That's a good example of the difference between a driver and a true operator.
Sorry to hear about your sister passing away, Wes. Keep those videos coming, I used to be a Dairy Farmer here in Australia. I have now retired and now drive school buses.
Wes - I enjoy the videos and the commentary. I love farming and wanted badly to be a farmer when I was young. So keep the posts coming as they are entertaining and educational. We feel in some small way that we are your friends and this is the only way we get to see what you have been up to. Farming is expensive so if you can defray some of the costs to produce these videos, more power to you. Keep your head up.
Onelonleyfarmer is my link to UA-cam. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos, it really shows. I hope you make lots of money and continue to have fun in all of your endeavors. Looking forward to years of great entertainment, Thanks again.
the 4960 looks grate and sounds good working im glad I found your channel I watch every day you will never get a thumbs down from me grate vid and many more to come I hope. I think I speak for a lot of followers.....
Wes great stuff just keep them coming, great way to run the 4960 in pulling them 20 ton + loads, clip of the 4960 pulling load up the hill be good to see
yes you are crazy, but your videos are educational. Wish I was able to work on a farm but being disabled, I still enjoy your videos and my prayers are with your family on your sisters passing... God bless you all
Wes I look forward to seeing your vids. They are always interesting. I wish you the best and Im sorry for the loss of your sister. You got a good family there.
Love your channel and all your videos, I tune in daily to see what you and Tim are up to. Keep on filming for your youtube friends far and wide. Very sorry to hear about your sister.
I like all your videos, but I have to admit that the mechanical vids are my favorites. When are you going to drag out the sawmill again? I hope you and the family are doing well after your sister's untimely departure, and I wish all of you the very best.
Thumbs up no problem also I can really relate to starting out the tractor with lighter work to see how it's going to behave, been there done that. Keep up the good vids I don't agree with everything you say but I like you're vids.Ron
Wes your videos show me a side of NJ I had no idea existed. I like that you are yourself, you don't mute your attitude, and you tell it how you think it is. I don't agree with you always, but I am able to respect honest people like yourself and to each their own is what I say. Thumbs down draws the same response as a thumb up as far as googler is concerned. It will promote both. It's the interaction that gets counted-good or bad.
If they don't like you why do they keep coming back? Just food for thought. I look forward to seeing your video's. But I guess I'm just a farm and tractor lover. Being born and raised Amish and doing farming with horses means I love tractors. Being away from farming since I was 13 means I missed out on all the good stuff and this is a way for me to enjoy what is the best part of living...farming. Love your videos, keep it up. Thank you! Levi~~
Thumbs up for you Wes! I love your videos, long or short. Keep them coming and all the best to you and your family! Again condolences to you and your family on your sisters passing. Cancer sucks bro. Lost my cousin to cancer.
Me and my girlfriend loves ur videos. U r very good at describing what u r doing and how u r going to do it. We can't wait for the next project tractor videos.
Please, the longer the video the better. 21 minute videos would be a TV episode and you should have your own show, you're that good. I'm so glad to see you've made a new video when i fire up youtube.
I think you have done everything right, its the same way I would run a tractor that I have made a big repair job on, take it with a grain of salt and go with the flow lol, good job.
Hey Wes, could you do a video on the chemical you used to keep the deer out of your beans last season. I have a lot of deer pressure myself and am very interested, thank you keep up with the great videos!!
Great vids as always. I didnt mean to make it sound like i was saying you werent confident about the 4960, was just trying to help others understand thats its not ever good to put any machine under heavy loads right after a rebuild or even brand new.
I have been watching your videos for quite some time and really enjoy them. I have never given much thought to the "thumbs up" button because I didn't know it helped you directly. So now that I am in the know, I'm giving you a thumbs up.
I totally agree about the issue of UA-cam not posting agriculture as a separate topic - this must reduce the number of chance visitors to your channel which is a great shame. As someone who was involved in training and education for agricultural and related subjects, I am only too aware that our industries are overall poor at promotional matters for and about the industry and channels like your own, I believe, go some way at least to communicate better with particularly with the young and urban population. Thanks and well done.
Love your videos. One of the 1st things I do when I sit down in front of my computer since I discovered your channel is check and see if you've added anything new. I really enjoy your wit and how you "abuse" your kids lol. It's obvious that you've had good family values instilled in you and that you're passing them on to your kids. Sorry to hear about your sister's passing but she'll always be in your heart. Cheers!
I think it's asinine on Google and UA-cam's part that they don't have an agricultural heading. After all, it is what feeds this country and a lot of others regardless of how the country's population thinks. If ALL farmers and livestock producers would go on strike and not raise any crops or supply the various meat products and other products pertaining to for just one year, look at how many people would literally starve to death. Not all produce is supplied by "corporate" types but a great portion is also supplied by the "private small farmers" as well. As I stated in an earlier post, I am also a farm owner but have not grown anything as an income in a few years due to lack of demand. I now more or less use the place as my "personal playground" Although I have all the equipment to start producing again, such as 3 tractors (all Massey Ferguson's) plows, disks, cultivators, hay rake, small hay square baler, bush hogs, scraper blades, hay wagon (small ), hay spear for round bales plus other items not listed to keep this somewhat short. But Yes, I am still interested greatly at how others manage their farming and maintenance of keeping it going on a slim profitable margin. Keep up the videos and to let you know, I'll NEVER post a negative comment nor will I ever give you a thumbs down on any video you upload to your channel.
Hey you're cool. Just be yourself and your popularity is because we accept you and like you for who you are. We're all looking forward to another 807 videos and more.
Loved the rebuild video's .Do you have another project ready for us? Or is it time for ploughing the field's and scattering . Belated condolences for your sister .
my condolences to you and your family for your loss and its good to see the 4960 back i have been working on farming videos and actually uploading them so you not alone on the blog/farm experiences videos your videos have inspired me to try making videos again
No problem here giving you thumbs up Wes.
Your videos are educational and entertaining and much appreciated.
when I discovered youtube I had no idea there would be stuff I was interested in. I was amazed to find farming and trucking videos as that's what I been doing for a living for the last 10 yrs. . so a big thumbs up for your channel . its really good.
hi wes being a senior in here in Ontario Canada your videos are just great it sure cheers me up and sometimes brings tears to my eyes watching and listening to you you are one heck of a great dad
You know what I enjoy so much about your channel Wes ? You do stuff, you're a dooer ! You are not a perfectionist , you're all about getting things done and you are apparantly afraid of nothing. Well you might be a little messy but that makes you interesting. I think you inspire a lot of folk on here so just keep doing it your way and please keep the repair stuff coming. I would love to see you working on the older two cylinders too. Oh, and you talk like a real person too ! Best regards to Tim, he's a powerful dude too.
Wes I feel that way about all equipment, new or used. Equipment that is new to me has to prove itself, I don't care if it is brand spanking new, or bought from a farmer who tells me is it good to go. Time will tell, but I have the utmost faith in the job you did repairing that 4960. I've watched almost all of your vids and you sir, are one hell of a wrench. Kudos, my man.
Wes
I've been what hung your videos for years and I've always enjoyed them, it's even inspired me to modify my own machinery and even rebuild my Massey ferguson 3085 which has been a great success now done 70 hours and counting. Your videos have also taught me a lot and I hope they continue to do so, it is a absolute pleasure to watch your farm grow and become more and more successful. Seeing as I'm only 23 and still have a lot to learn id like to think when I'm your age I shall be able to pull apart pretty much anything confident that it will run again. Many thanks from rainy England
You're getting a thumbs up from a viewer less than 30 miles from you. I've been watching your videos since around 2011, and in all honesty, you are one of the biggest reasons why I got into farming around that time and have just started my own farm business in Nazareth, PA. I'm growing fruits and vegetables since the financial input is very low for a solo operation. But I hope to plant winter wheat this fall on 12 acres of owned land and possibly some rented acreage as well. I don't know if I could have motivated myself to get in to farming if it hadn't been for your videos. Thanks!
wow i did really??
Yes sir. I had always planned to live on a decent amount of acreage after growing up on our family farm, but it never hit me that I wanted to farm until I started watching your channel. You are truly inspiring, keep up the good work!
onelonleyfarmer
I agree. Im in Chester County PA and it is really cool to see a local farming operation at work.
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I really enjoy what you are doing, I too just lost my father on December 31st this past year. He grew up on a chicken farm in jackson, NJ from the late 40's to the late 60's. I was born in Point Pleasant, NJ and lived in Brick NJ till i was 5 then moved to Missouri because thats where my fathers job took him. For the last 5 years I've been working on a 2300 acre crop farm helping out a good friend of mine running his Spra-Coupe 4660 for him in my free time from my regular job. Keep up the good work
Another great video Wes !
2 thumbs up on the content, the quality, and the family mentions. You are a good man and I will continue to give your channel a look daily as I have done since I discovered you in 2009, awesome Tim and Dad are working together and you have the time to produce these HD videos.
Keep on doing what you're doing brother and before I leave ya I think UA-cam should classify agriculture as a category, just because it's so entertaining and educational.
Great job. this video brought back so many memories of my dad and I working our tree farms together before he passed away last year.
Good video!! I like watching the tractors work from a little distance for perspective. Thanks for sharing.
Just finished watching the 4960 series. Thumbs up. Really enjoyed it.
I liked growing up on a small hobby farm 10 acres, and horses, sheep, barn cats, the Grand parents had a respectable sheep farm, probably 100 head minimum, on 40 acres. They would grow their own hay/straw.
I want about 10 acres for a home and recreation, but you have brought back the desire to be a farmer, but with modern machines, I would need a lot of fields. For now you're my farming fix. I appreciate your knowledge and experience, and your willingness to share it. I wish I had the startup capital, and guidance of someone like yourself. I also have great respect for your ability to have 3 generations (and levels of experience) all pulling together to make it work.
I suspect if you offered a season apprenticeship for 1 or 2 lucky viewers, you would be overwhelmed by applicants. If I were able to get a farm, I'd appreciate the opportunity to gain access to your farming tricks and secrets, so I can make a good go at it, and hopefully be successful too.
May your fields be bountiful, and the market kind to you.
Wes- I first found your channel back when you were battling the corn thieves. I lost touch until someone linked a 4960 video to Ag Talk. Glad I came back, as I have enjoyed your project and learning about New Jersey Agriculture. We just about have all the crop in here on the prairie of Central Illinois. Be safe and best wishes!
Great job on the 4960 - really enjoy going back to the first couple videos to see the transformation.
love watching your videos and living real farming with you, I have learned a lot.
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Wes I hope you keep making videos for a long time or for as long as you're able to. I always like all of your videos and I watch every single one of them. I hope to one day have as popular of a channel as you have. I loved the re-build of the 4960 because it taught me a lot if things about tractors and parts that I didn't know. I was telling my dad about every one of the 4960 re-build videos and he said that he was happy that I was able to learn so much from a video that someone put out on UA-cam for people. Most agriculture videos that I watch are just the person doing the farm work and not explaining anything at all.
Smart to ease it into service, slowly get it to the hard work so you dont shock anything
I enjoy all of your videos. I enjoy the mechanical repair vids and also the vids about the farming jobs....keep up the good work.
Wes, believe it or not, if you put out the call, you would be surprised how many or us would be there for you, I know I would. I know you don't know me, but you share your life with us, good and bad, and I for one feel like I'm a part of your work. Thanks for posting Wes Pandy, Tim, Joe, and Grandpa. I look forward to your vids everyday, you are my favorite youtuber! Three cheers for OLF Hip Hip!
Wes you don't need to tell me to thumbs up you, I've done that with every video of yours I've ever watched which is most of them (if not all of them). And keep posting them, the longer the better. I really enjoy seeing how things are done outside of my farm community. I also had to look up the field that your in on google maps, and I'm pretty sure I found it since there appears to be bales in the field. It looks a lot different there than our flatland farms here in north central Ohio. Your definitely my favorite channel on the old youtube land.
Great videos Wes.. I'll bet it was a very proud moment for you when that tractor fired up for the first time.
I like what your doing Wes I have watched every video you put up the past year and a half or so! I like watching your videos to see how you guys do it out east I'm from Wisconsin and we don't have a mulch hay industry around here so it's neat to watch you grow and expand and see how you do things out east!
Thanks for taking us out into the countryside, Wes. So, there they were, three generations of good ole farm boys, farming the land. ;-) YEEHA!!!!!!!!
Wes, Dont worry about the intolerable moments BRO, we are all entitled to bad days even if they are more than normal. We all realize that you have had more than your fair share on your plate. Thanks for all you and your family do for this country. Without farmers, none of us would eat very well. I also wanna say on my behalf and that of others, If you would ever need any kind of help what so ever, just know all you gotta do is ask or tell us, and I am sure we all would be there. Its kinda crazy to say, but I think we all feel like we know ya just by watching your channel. I hope one day I get to meet you. Which brings me to you ever need a place to crash on one of your trips to buy a piece of equipment etc, and your travelling through the heart of Indiana, speak up, cause you got it. I tell my wife and daughter about you and Tim all the time. Anyway take care my friend, keep doing what you do. Thanks, Chris
Just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the 4960 series it was very informative and enjoyable.
Really appreciate all your hard work and sharing your farming with us. Liked, Shared and totally enjoyed :)
You are awesome Wes. continue doing what you do. My sincere condolences on your family's loss. I've got a small farm we raise and sell a few beef cattle every year. I work on my old junky equipment but, no way would it be as interesting as you!!!
Sorry to hear about your sister. Wishing you and your family all the best.
Your videos are great! I love every min I watch KUTGW. The longer the better IMO your channel is full of great footage and interesting commentary. As stated by others I am a city guy so the more farm talk the better. Glad I found your channel been here for quite some time and have watched every video you uploaded.
I watch wranglerstar's channel too really like it! Glad to know your coping o.k about your sister. Still thinking about you and your family hope you are all o.k. Well done with the videos
I love your vids we live on a farm it's 80 acres we have Scottish highland cattle and we work it not like you but we have fun and I thoroughly enjoy your videos it inspires me to do more with it the farm that is. Keep up the good work your a lucky guy every day spent in the field with your family is a day worth spending I wanna see the 4960 yanking that load up the hill please
I think your videos are great I grew up on the farm too the family farm is becoming a dying breed of people it always helps to educate people on how it is in agriculture most people forget that the farmer brings the food to our tables the clothing we wear and it takes dedication and skills to survive as a farmer the videos you share bring that to light . farming ingenuity can solve any problem in real life as well as on the farm I thank you for posting your videos and keep up with your videos
Appreciate your videos Wes, much like you my youtube channel buys my bits and bobs for my Case 1390- long story but I'm not physically fit enough to work on the farm full time but my office job keeps me going to make more videos , restore my old tractors- show the world a bit of my "heritage". We salute you and the crew!
It's cool to see 3 generations working the land together, I remember the day it burned I live back behind the golf course and drove by on the way home and never thought that machine would move under it own power again, I've been wrenching on heavy equipment for over 30 years so I know what you were up against good job Bro !
Hell yeah thumbs up!! I love these videos. How many people have a job that's their hobby too. Keep 'em coming.
So sorry to hear about your sister. Condolences to you all.
Love your vids no matter the length. I'm a JD nut, too. Bought a new 1026R Subcompact last year and having a ball with. Bucket and Backhoe. Mostly landscape stuff. But I'm lovin' the big rigs your runnin'! Keep it up Wes! Great stuff!
Wes,
My Ex wife beat breast cancer over a year ago,came home to a card one day that we were done.Never saw it coming,one comment was she did not sign up for my grandfathers farm the family took over in 2008.She is now with one of my coworkers.
Sometimes being at the farm does not have the same feel it did before she left.Just want to say I look forward to your videos,you and Tim and your Family are a fun and positive thing to see about farm life.I to send my thoughts and prayers to you and the Family,Just want to say straight up,your videos take me to a better place when
I get pissed about what happened.But seeing you happy and being a great Dad,lets me know life is gonna just fine down on the Farm! Thank You!
I love your videos they are interesting and informative .I think your doing a wonderful job and I thank you for being a farmer I understand it's not easy .
Your not crazy, you are a genius and I like learning about agriculture from your videos. Keep the vids coming 😎
I enjoy watching your video's keep em coming...
Great videos Wes. I have learned so much from you. Loved your 4960 series, looking forward to your next projects. Sorry about your sister. Ross from Abbotsford, BC. Canada
I care for what you do and thankful that you put out the videos that you do. I enjoy all of your videos, doesn't matter if its a repair or what, keep them coming.
Thanks for the nice vids. I did the thumbs up thing and watched a commercial and clicked through as well. I did say a prayer for your sister. Keep up the good work.
Wes you always get a thumbs up from me and your vids are never boring so keep em coming.
Steve UK
I hope to see the 4960 hooked up to a moldboard plow. I always like seeing the dirt flip over. By the way I always enjoy all of your videos.
Gee I'm very sorry to hear about your sister (I must have missed that I knew she was ill. God Bless. Your videos are excellent.
Beautiful job on the 4960. She needs some time to break in. Plus all the money you invested with blood sweat and tears to rebuild it only makes sense to take your time. That's a good example of the difference between a driver and a true operator.
Sorry to hear about your sister passing away, Wes. Keep those videos coming, I used to be a Dairy Farmer here in Australia. I have now retired and now drive school buses.
Sorry to hear about your sister. Condolences form Sweden. keep up the goods vids. Im waiting for a new video from you every day.
thumbs up no probs,your one of my first channels i watch daily wes.keep them cameras rollin"
Wes - I enjoy the videos and the commentary. I love farming and wanted badly to be a farmer when I was young. So keep the posts coming as they are entertaining and educational. We feel in some small way that we are your friends and this is the only way we get to see what you have been up to. Farming is expensive so if you can defray some of the costs to produce these videos, more power to you. Keep your head up.
Onelonleyfarmer is my link to UA-cam. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos, it really shows. I hope you make lots of money and continue to have fun in all of your endeavors. Looking forward to years of great entertainment, Thanks again.
All your videos are a thumbs up I my End Wes & prayers for your sister & family
your videos rock, I'm glad you are doing them :)
Thanks for sharing you work with us and sorry to hear about your sister
the 4960 looks grate and sounds good working im glad I found your channel I watch every day you will never get a thumbs down from me grate vid and many more to come I hope. I think I speak for a lot of followers.....
big big fan thanks for all the vids
You get a ''thumbs up'' from me on all of you videos! Keep up the good work and positive atitude! You're family is in my thoughts.
Wes great stuff just keep them coming, great way to run the 4960 in pulling them 20 ton + loads, clip of the 4960 pulling load up the hill be good to see
yes you are crazy, but your videos are educational. Wish I was able to work on a farm but being disabled, I still enjoy your videos and my prayers are with your family on your sisters passing... God bless you all
Always hit the the thumbs up . Keep doing what you do, Great video . CHEERS !
Always been a long time fan of your vids Wes, hope to see more loved the 4960 re-build series.
I learn alot from your videos, appreciate all you do. have a good one
Wes I look forward to seeing your vids. They are always interesting. I wish you the best and Im sorry for the loss of your sister. You got a good family there.
Love your channel and all your videos, I tune in daily to see what you and Tim are up to. Keep on filming for your youtube friends far and wide. Very sorry to hear about your sister.
you have my condolences about your sister and glad to see an amazing tractor resurrected
I like all your videos, but I have to admit that the mechanical vids are my favorites. When are you going to drag out the sawmill again? I hope you and the family are doing well after your sister's untimely departure, and I wish all of you the very best.
Thumbs up no problem also I can really relate to starting out the tractor with lighter work to see how it's going to behave, been there done that. Keep up the good vids I don't agree with everything you say but I like you're vids.Ron
Wes your videos show me a side of NJ I had no idea existed. I like that you are yourself, you don't mute your attitude, and you tell it how you think it is. I don't agree with you always, but I am able to respect honest people like yourself and to each their own is what I say. Thumbs down draws the same response as a thumb up as far as googler is concerned. It will promote both. It's the interaction that gets counted-good or bad.
If they don't like you why do they keep coming back? Just food for thought. I look forward to seeing your video's. But I guess I'm just a farm and tractor lover. Being born and raised Amish and doing farming with horses means I love tractors. Being away from farming since I was 13 means I missed out on all the good stuff and this is a way for me to enjoy what is the best part of living...farming. Love your videos, keep it up. Thank you! Levi~~
love your videos keep them coming thumbs up.! sorry to hear about your sister. may she rest in peace.
Thumbs up for you Wes! I love your videos, long or short. Keep them coming and all the best to you and your family! Again condolences to you and your family on your sisters passing. Cancer sucks bro. Lost my cousin to cancer.
I sometimes forget, so since I have some free time I'll go thru all your videos and give them all a 👍
Me and my girlfriend loves ur videos. U r very good at describing what u r doing and how u r going to do it. We can't wait for the next project tractor videos.
It's really great to see you are staying safe and busy and putting Tim to work keep up the great work
Please, the longer the video the better. 21 minute videos would be a TV episode and you should have your own show, you're that good. I'm so glad to see you've made a new video when i fire up youtube.
yeah we liked that video
a video with the sound of the 4960 under heavy load would be awesome by the way
let him break the motor in first don't need to break something now
I think you have done everything right, its the same way I would run a tractor that I have made a big repair job on, take it with a grain of salt and go with the flow lol, good job.
Hey Wes, could you do a video on the chemical you used to keep the deer out of your beans last season. I have a lot of deer pressure myself and am very interested, thank you keep up with the great videos!!
Great vids as always. I didnt mean to make it sound like i was saying you werent confident about the 4960, was just trying to help others understand thats its not ever good to put any machine under heavy loads right after a rebuild or even brand new.
and i just realised someone else said that.. instead of me..
I have been watching your videos for quite some time and really enjoy them. I have never given much thought to the "thumbs up" button because I didn't know it helped you directly. So now that I am in the know, I'm giving you a thumbs up.
So sorry to hear about your loss. :(
I've always given your vids a thumbs up. Awesome videos. Keep em coming
Sorry to hear about the passing of your sister, Thumbs up to all of the videos you post as well......
I totally agree about the issue of UA-cam not posting agriculture as a separate topic - this must reduce the number of chance visitors to your channel which is a great shame.
As someone who was involved in training and education for agricultural and related subjects, I am only too aware that our industries are overall poor at promotional matters for and about the industry and channels like your own, I believe, go some way at least to communicate better with particularly with the young and urban population. Thanks and well done.
Thumbs up from Australia mate. Good work just found you
Love the 4960 videos...good job.
wes, im sorry about your sister. may you have peace in you time of need
sorry for your loss keep up the great work love your channel
Love your videos. One of the 1st things I do when I sit down in front of my computer since I discovered your channel is check and see if you've added anything new. I really enjoy your wit and how you "abuse" your kids lol. It's obvious that you've had good family values instilled in you and that you're passing them on to your kids. Sorry to hear about your sister's passing but she'll always be in your heart. Cheers!
I have watched most of you video's and I like them all. I have past your site along to my friend's and they get a kick out of you too.
i like all your videos be it how you farm or tractor rebuilds. you always get a thumbs up from me.
i love watching your videos Wes keep up the videos i will keep watching them
Good videos I am thinking about going in to dairy farming
I think it's asinine on Google and UA-cam's part that they don't have an agricultural heading. After all, it is what feeds this country and a lot of others regardless of how the country's population thinks. If ALL farmers and livestock producers would go on strike and not raise any crops or supply the various meat products and other products pertaining to for just one year, look at how many people would literally starve to death. Not all produce is supplied by "corporate" types but a great portion is also supplied by the "private small farmers" as well. As I stated in an earlier post, I am also a farm owner but have not grown anything as an income in a few years due to lack of demand. I now more or less use the place as my "personal playground" Although I have all the equipment to start producing again, such as 3 tractors (all Massey Ferguson's) plows, disks, cultivators, hay rake, small hay square baler, bush hogs, scraper blades, hay wagon (small ), hay spear for round bales plus other items not listed to keep this somewhat short. But Yes, I am still interested greatly at how others manage their farming and maintenance of keeping it going on a slim profitable margin. Keep up the videos and to let you know, I'll NEVER post a negative comment nor will I ever give you a thumbs down on any video you upload to your channel.
Hey you're cool. Just be yourself and your popularity is because we accept you and like you for who you are. We're all looking forward to another 807 videos and more.
Always give you a thumbs up on every single video you make :-). keep up the good work!
Loved the rebuild video's .Do you have another project ready for us? Or is it time for ploughing the field's and scattering . Belated condolences for your sister .
my condolences to you and your family for your loss and its good to see the 4960 back
i have been working on farming videos and actually uploading them so you not alone on the blog/farm experiences videos your videos have inspired me to try making videos again
your videos are great, i enjoy watchin them.