Leg Arms Weighs 460lbs? 🤔 That Ain't Right!
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Amazing machinery and a walk down memory lane. Times sure have changed! And Leg Arms weighs 595lbs?! 😂 Some shenanigans going on here... 😁
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Leg Arm's section on dyslexia and intelligence was point on. Truly philosophical.
Eric K -- If Leg Arms hadn't divulged this fact, I would have never known.
@@Silver_Turtle Me neither, he is very handy with his hands
@@kiboiem Would you agree, then, that he has taken his "disability" and turned it into an asset?
@@Silver_Turtle Absolutely, without a doubt
@@jonathanweimane6926 It's one way some dyslexics see them, Letters don't jump for me but I often recognise the stape of a word rather than the letters, which is inconvenient if two word are only different by a letter or two and the letters are a similar size in the font used.
I love Legarms emotional/spiritual supporting segments, keep it up Legarms!
Liam Jerkins hi
Liam Jerkins hi
Leg arms. I can't thank you enough for your talk. My boy is 8 years old as of 09/11. He is struggling at math and reading in school. Your message was great. He said he is like me dad I can do anything. God bless you leg arms........ great message.
Awesome looking Tractor and Cart Nick
I like how leg arms thinks. Would be a great teacher. Never stop learning people for your betterment and the betterment of others around you.
Joshua brown do you want a subscriber
Matching shirts with your class mate is so cool too reunite. Leg arms weight was Hiliarous. Good too see you all having fun harvesting. Thanks for sharing. God Bless your family stay safe.
Your comments Scott, spoke directly to me. I have dyslexia and am in flight school. And I’m in my IFR training right now and it’s really hard for everyone but for me I feel it’s twice as hard. It felt like you were talking directly too me it was a pep talk I needed to push harder thanks bud. You and your family are great role models.
Leg arms aka Scott..I love your thoughtful and insightful statement on dyslexia. My husband has it as well. It wasn’t recognized back when he was in school, so he struggled. Eventually he dropped out and went to work. During his lifetime he’s accomplished so much!!! And I think you explained it exactly ! He has the most amazing ability to think in, like you said, 3-D. He can fix and accomplish anything. His problem solving skills are absolutely amazing . He is sought out by many to help with just about any problem you can think of. Your dyslexia certainly fits with your vast amount of amazingly great skill sets...just like my husbands!!
Bob’s smile when listening to his buddy Loren could not have been more genuine......what a treat. (13:50) Thanks for feeding us Welkers.
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Would like to hear a story or two from Bob if they ever had combine without cab.
Dan Johnson hi
Great public service announcement, Leg Arms. Just by mentioning it, you’ve helped a lot of people.
Who would've thought watching Welker Farms on a Thursday morning (Europe) would turn in a life lesson.... Thank you Scott, you're one heck of a guy!
Thanks Scott for the talk about intelligence it means a lot I was never very book smart in school but I've always been very mechanically minded God bless you and your family
Same.
Howe's it Hauling hi
Talking about the old combines, the last combine that I ran was a Massey Harris Special 92 , without a cab and a 16' header. Cutting wheat in Colorado 1960s . Love your channel Thanks. 🇺🇸
Well said Mr Leg-Arms....!!🏋️
We discovered my son struggled with dyslexia in the 2nd grade. He has a tudor that has helped him tremendously but he has to work harder than everyone else. He's 12 now. Thank you leg arms for sharing your experience. Your an inspiration for him.
Thank you leg arms for getting the word out there about dyslexia I my self suffer with it and I do a job I really love and have not let it put me down it’s so nice to see the word getting out there to show others to follow there dreams
John Walters hi
Cooler between turbos is in the literal sense an intercooler, water to air. Very useful in a tractor to keep intake air temperature down (thus lower EGT and more power for less fuel) because you don't have the speed or space for an appropriately sized air to air cooler in the nose.
Nice job leg arms on the dyslexia admission. It gives others a boost of confidence.
Jeannan Keefe hi
Scott, in the final analysis all that really matters is what you do with what the Lord has blessed you with. You and your family are an inspiration to so many. In every video we see evidence of what you can and do...do.
next time you talk to "the lord" please let him know we didn't want him to bless our uncle with a 3 year fight to his death with cancer, thanks.
@@TheDrumminguy I am truly sorry for your family to have experienced your uncle's illness. I don't claim to understand God's reasoning for what He allows and where he intercedes. What I do know is that His will is perfect and whether I agree with Him or not, will be.
Bill Whitman hi
Leg arms I feel you. I'm severely dyslexic and what you said is spot on. I hated school and i knew i wouldn't be able to go to college so i did the same thing you did i could farm and i haven't looked back.. When I was younger I didn't know what was wrong with me and didn't understand why I couldn't read or write when I got older i understood why I was the way i am. I love living in a 3D world its awesome like you said. Your a inspiration !!!!
I also struggle from dyslexia It was awesome of you to share your story with the world about your dyslexia I’ve learned that I am very good with my hands also have a lot of common sense which most of my college educated friends struggle with having dyslexia does not make you stupid it makes you work harder💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
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Scotts personal section of this video is hands down the best of the best. The joking and good times is entertaining but this honesty to me is the best footage to date. Thank you.
Leg Arm is a visual learner like my 37-year-old son doing very well
I have found the same way works better for me.
Flyboy68 hi
thank you leg arms for sharing and encouraging
Leg Arms, much respect and thanks for sharing that about yourself! I too have dyslexia and to this day, in my mid 30's, I still struggle with it. I share alot of your same views about the disorder and experiences from childhood. I always considered it a curse, where I was always treated as different by my classmates in school, and to some extent lesser. It sucked knowing that if it took the avg student an hour to do their homework, I would be at for at least double and some times triple that! However, if you learn to work through it, it does create a stronger work ethic and a willingness to preserve through adversity. I went from barely scraping by in HS to graduating with honors in College. It didn't come easy and it took alot longer for me than it might have for others but I feel that I'm stronger because of it!!
Thanks leg arms you really helped me with the dyslexic thing I'm dyslexic and I struggle everyday with it
Leg arms you are blessed and wow that equipment is so dang awesome
Same leg arms.books I struggled but in the shop with welder wrenches as a kid and now I was a Doctor a professor
Old school story’s. Got to love them.
Leg arms is right.
my 👍 for leg arms. The humblest guy and in some sort my inspiration.. Thanks Brother.
please tell legarms that he should start doing small inspirational podcasts
I'm dyslexic to, thanks for taking about it Legarms. Now I'm going to graduate school. The lessons from needing to work hard to learn things has been valuable for me.
Hey leg arms I couldn't have said it better . I have delt with dyslexia my whole life. It was nice to hear what you had to say! God bless!!
Thank You Leg Arms's! I appreciate the Dyslexia talk. I always appreciate the down to earth talks you do. Thank you Leg Arm's.
Thank you Legarms my oldest son is dyslexic we come to realize that it’s a blessing. I have also come to see. that his solutions are different but work
Love the way Leg Arms thinks!! It’s awesome to know y’all were homeschooled too!!!
Scott I too am dyslexic and I wouldn't change a thing... I will say that the struggle is real... Mechanics are my thing too... Good to know
REMIND ME NOT TO MAKE HIM MAD you guys are a awsome family thank you for sharing
Leg arms from one dyslexic to another. Thats was spot on. I was tested at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Maryland when i was in 5th grade many years ago. We (as in we dyslexics) normally have a higher IQ than most. We are also as you said more hands on and learn much differently than normal brained people. It also runs in families passed through the male side more often. There is a school in Maryland named the Jemicy school. They have been helping children and families for years. Have a great rest of the year.
Nice speech Scott. Struggle brings wisdom and empathy I believe towards others. Makes someone a better person. Thanks for sharing. Also great to hear some Bob stories with friends growing up.
Hey Bob. We run a old John Deere 955 harvester over here in Australia it has an evaporative cooler on the roof we dont use it though because the water in the bowl would splash out and go through the hole in the roof when you hit a bump and spray over the driver, I put up a video last year of my dad and i harvesting on a 45°C day as you could imagine she was pretty warm in the cab with just a blower blowing hot dusty air in your face haha
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Same here Leg arms 53 been a struggle all my life. I work with my hands as well making a living. I agree with what you said 100% I look at things differently then others even my kids are starting to under stand as they get older.
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I used to work for the company that makes the automatic grease unit that you showed.
Everything is American made in Minneapolis, MN!
Awesome words Scott (Legarms) those were truly inspiring words. I'm not dyslexic but I do have a difficult time reading how to repair (in my line of work) a piece of equipment. I learn a vast majority more when I "put my hands on it" I learn more how it works. I can read a manual but it makes no sense until I can touch the equipment. Other guys can read the manual and know exactly what to do. So I agree it comes easy for them and I tend to have to work harder to understand.
I admire anyone who can work through and solve problems...that defines the challenge of life. Dyslexia is just another problem to solve.
Leg Arms with your skills on the lathe, mill machine and all out fabricating skills which I must say I admire, I would say dyslexia may have been a struggle and set back when you were younger, but definitely helped in other ways.
Hope I'm wording this well?
Robert it is great hearing about the good old days that really weren't that great looking back. But definitely a great memory on how things have changed!
That thing under the Quad was the ground speed radar. Great videos. That cooler between the turbos is an intercooler which does cool the charged air before it hits the second turbo so you can get a better charge.
I’m with you all the way leg arms with the struggle of growing up different from your family and friends 💪
Thank you Scott..
I was LD in a school that had no idea how to deal with me or my laundry list of learning problems.
My parents were told from a elementary school principal that I’d never amount to anything and the best I’d ever be was a trucker or locksmith And not to expect me to graduate High School.
I graduated HS, served in the US ARMY and graduated college.
Sometimes it’s hard to shrug off the Naysayers and overcome but we adapt show them who we really are and what we can do.
Leg arms I am dyslexic and in college and hate it! But I do my best to get through it and look forward to going home on the weekends and working with my hands. Your speech was on point.
Thanks for sharing Leg Arms.....awesome message.
Leg Arms comments on dyslexia are spot on. My world in a nutshell. Thanks for your honesty.
Thank you for sharing your story ... hope it help someone struggling !!!!
Hey guys thanks for the great video. Bob it was great to hear you talking with your friend. Leg Arms thank you for sharing your story take care and be safe 👍
I am dyslexic as well . I might not read well and have math problems but I can farm and fix machines real well . I agree with leg arms totally if you work hard and try you can really succeed with a disability for sure . We started high moisture corn today . We might start soybeans next week . Here in michigan it's still early for our area but we also planted early . Nice video stay safe and farm on my friends !
Great Vlog, good to see you have mastered the bagging of grain, thanks
Very cool video! Except for the PTO, I'll guess everything is driven by hydraulics, ergo the large condenser.
Great to hear the old hands talking about the past. Amazing how far we've come in farming technology & equipment. Great video as usual...
The unit hanging below the motor is the radar unit for ground speed.
Thanks for sharing that Leg Arms! Very well spoken.
Way to go Leg Arms! You hit the nail on the head. I've battled it for 55 years and after learning how to deal with it...I've became very successful. Thanks for sharing.
Great advice Leg Arms! Your Welker Farms decal is very artistic
Great talk LegArms
Amazing video again, looked at it twice! Loved Leg Arm's lecture ! You guys are great
Thank you, LegArms. You are spot-on about what intelligence is.
As a man that deals with dyslexia on a daily basis I can say that Leg Arms hit the nail on the head with his thoughts. Thank you...
Art Ayers hi
I am dyslexic and I have Asperger syndrome also ( WHEN I WAS BORN NO ONE KNEW ANYTHING ABOUT THESE THINGS, PEOPLE INCLUDING MY FATHER THOUGH THAT I WAS RETARDED), in many ways my life has been a struggle but it never stopped me.
I wan to add that I was born in France, left France when I was 15 or 16, worked and lived in 27 countries, I am in the USA since 1983) I arrived here with $20.00 in my pocket and not speaking American and that this country was very good to me.
I became a Christian in the USA and God has always been very good to me.
I 'made" it.
I am now 71 and retired with more money that I need.
I write this to encourage anyone who has challenges.
Work hard and be persistent and tenacious and, by the grace of God, you will make it.
Thank you leg arms for sharing.You're right there's some things I have to do that scare the ......... well they scare me. But you have to get up, face your fears and keep trying someday you will progress further. Nobody will know about it except yourself. But what a feeling when you look back and say I with the lord's help did that. Keep going forward, maintain your faith be thankful for your health,strength and your family. And don't forget to enjoy life.
Love the insight leg arms you guys are humble and kind awesome channel guys
Hay leg arms I struggle with the same. I know it sucks but I have also learned to work with it and has done me well in life
Love legarm's speech
Thanks for getting the word out there about dyslexia. I’m dyslexic to and I thought you were spot on.
That was a Radar to help measure slip and true ground speed.
I think our old versatile has the exact same radar lol
Our Maxxum has it too.
Yep sure is!
@Welker Farms
It’s a ground speed sensor and they’re used on almost everything, you’ll find them in the belly plates of cat dozers
Thank you Leg Arms.
I enjoyed the swamp cooler part also!
Im exactly same leg arms and my parents were teacher's.I love to weld and build things work hard any day of the week. Deal with it my way wouldn't change it ethier My dad went to Stanford University
Nick the extra turbo is for the exhaust pumps extra air in for the exhaust to burn cleaner cat engines had the same set up
Love Leg Arms pearls of wisdom. Always good to hear! Thanks Welkers!
20:23 That is jacket water after cooling. As the turbo compresses the air, the air heats up. The hot air does not have as much oxygen so it does not make as much power. The engine coolant is cooler than the compressed air, so they use the coolant to remove some of the heat. There is also air to air cooling, that uses air flowing over a cooler to cool the compressed air. Air to air cooling is common on trucks.
The presentation of all these videos are amazing. Better than a lot of UA-camrs!
If you're trying to seal your bags, use silage tape, seal really well and stops the bales going off prematurely.
My sister, her son & daughter are all dyslexic. They are all very smart, but struggled with school. They have done great things in their lives. Remember, many amazing people had dyslexia: Alexander Graham Bell, Michael Faraday (physicist/chemist), Galileo, James Clerk Maxwell (Quantum Mechanics), Thomas Edison
The machines today are amazing in what can be accomplished in a days work!👍🇱🇷
Just curious how big are the bags and approximately how many bushels will they hold each ?? Thanks for a great video of your harvest!!
These are 10 x 300 ft = 12 to 13k bus
Thank's for the life advice leg arms
You'd make ann excellent motivational speaker
Leg arms you are a walking testimony of what can accomplished with faith dedication and hard work 💪
Scott is good. Thanks for the inspiration, it's well said. I enjoyed Loren in the cab, a good recollection earlier days. The Welkers make the best of what ever they do. Thanks.
Well done Legarms really encouraging talk about having Dyslexia 💪💪
Great message Leg Arms! Keep spreading the positive word.
Scott, thanks for sharing your thoughts and insights, I hope that that reaches some of the kids stuck with virtual schooling these days and helps them realize that any learning challenge is not a handicap, but a gift and everyone should use the skills that they are gifted with. Your skills with your hands exemplifies this!!
Scott, dyslexic is not a handicap it’s a gift from god. You can take pieces of scrap around the farm, form them , mold them, and weld then into very useful inventions. That is such a gift. With your gift the lord gave for fabrication and figuring things out and your family will never go without. Parents push their kids to be Dr’s, and lawyers but this world also needs ditch diggers like us, someone has to build it for the Dr’s and lawyers...💪💪💪💪
You never had undiagnosed dyslexia, it can be a handicap if every one just calls you stupid or thick as they did me....
After watching Mr Banks channel, I believe you are correct in the cooler between the turbos. He has said if there is no cooler between twin turbos the second turbo well just burn up.
Legarms, your insightful statements concerning dyslexia and actual intelligence are quite spot on. You need to go to the local elementary and/or high school and give an inspirational talk about agriculture and even more importantly, work ethic and how to adapt. Very well done sir!
I'm dyslexic too. I consider it a benefit! Keep up the great content.
Hi with the Welker logo on the quad track I think it just might be on the farm to stay. Hope so very nice tractor
Great video Welkers
Hey guys love your videos just checking to see how the fires are doin. I live on the oregon coast and we just had to evacuate because of a fire getting really close to town. There was a storm here and apperently it blew a transformer and that started the fire.
The technical term for swamp colors is evaporative coolers. They would work great in Montana, but are terrible around here. Too humid for us to make swamp coolers work. I worked at an HVAC company that made a lot of evap coolers. The reason why they are a good option is because they are super cheap to run. Just an additional water pump as far as the electric goes. They use them in paint booths to add humidity back to the air after it has been dehumidified as well.
James Rounding hi
i never say anything on here but great vids awesome operation ( iam retired heavy equipment operator from operating engineers local 324 detroit mi)......love your red and big Buds
Thanks Scott I can relate plus I can repair anything mechanical .
For the cart, probably wouldn't be hard to make a mount for the hose nozzle
As for the engine, that's the water-to-air intercooler