We had a 72 Cub Lo-Boy 154 when I was growing up in the 80s, we used it for all sorts of things including building a drive way out of the hill at our camp in the Adirondacks. I used it quite a bit with the loader to plow during the winter but we used it all year round. It was incredibly reliable in the winter. We had the mower deck and the snowblower; however the mower was too big for our property (tight spaces and trees) and the snowblower didn't handle the snow all that great so we stuck with the loader and bucket. The only thing it struggled with was clutch plates, our tractor went through numerous clutches over the year and we even welded it in place at one point. It still worked until my dad got too old to operate it and I couldn't use it once I married, then had kids (for snow I needed 4WD as our driveway is too steep and I have since found a Kubota B2650 with a pusher for the winters). Eventually the old Lo-Boy needed a wiring harness, we bought it but then sold the tractor to someone who had big plans for it. The funny thing, it had very specific modifications on it my dad did over the years, so I see it from time to time changing hands on Marketplace. Unfortunately the last picture I saw of it, it was looking very tired and in need of love... somewhere near Mt Snow in Vermont. Still a great tractor and I have many fond memories.
Enjoy the family and the tractor. A tractor is just as useful as the washing machine. I have had many. I now have three. A JD 4720, a JD 3320, and a 1969 Bucyrus Erie Dynahoe 190 backhoe. With a 3 cylinder 2cycle Detroit diesel. It screams!
Welcome to the farming life from a New Zealand farmer who loves your site. digital and real life land. You see the gratification you get from working it. Lovely soil. A lot to learn. Thats where the internet is great. Good luck.
That took me back to the early 80s when I was kid. We had that tractor to cut 2 acres in NW Ohio and I loved using it. It seemed so big at the time and I've not seen one since until now. That was also the first time I've heard you mention kids :-) Congrats on that, she will love the pumpkin patch!
A man with a lot of land needs a good tractor to help him get his chores done. I think you probably made a very good purchase with this one. First time you mentioned having a child. Congratulations to you and your wife!
That would be a nice candidate for a full resto!! 👍 Big Max are my favorite Pumpkins to grow, I usually make about a 6" mound 12" dia. and then plant the 3 seeds, also Don't forget to water them in..
Joe, you are a blessing to watch it’s like watching my grandchildren keep up the good work. God will bless it and your family. You better get yourself a big hat to cover the sides of your face and long sleeves that can really be brutal on your skin, love watching your videos your parents Have to be so proud of you
Just a little tip on your planting. Plant 5 or 6 rows of corn around your entire crop plot, this will hide your pumpkins from thieves. I do it to protect my tomato and pumpkin crops.
Fantastic find. You have found a great tractor, they were one of the best back in the day. I would not wait to go pick up the snow blower, it may not be there when you go back to get it. I would go back and get it now and store it on your land so you will be sure to have it come this winter. Take good care of this gem.
Been waiting on the baby reveal, heard crying in some vids and became suspicious of Jade's absence. I am delighted for you both can't think any child could wish for better people as their parents.
What a fine specimen of a machine! You said you feel like you paid top dollar at $2900, but from what I'm seeing that sounds like a steal to me! A great running tractor and 3 working attachments! And did you see how smooth that tiller ran with just one pass! Yeah, that whole deal was definitely a heck of a find! Plus it's just a really cool looking tractor.
Joe’s next channel will be “The Vintage Farmer” lol. Sweet buy on the tractor and accessories. That’s a big garden. I sure hope we get more rain than last summer for your garden’s sake. Good luck!
Wow ! , rototiller produced fantastic looking test plots ... Your going to need a farm stand trailer for all the produce, those land tracts will provide ... Happy gardening ! ...
You might want to put support blocks under the rear of your trailer when you load and unload something that heavy it flexes a lot and could eventually bend or break it, tractors are cool!
I would keep buying older tractors if I was you. I have watched enough farming videos on UA-cam. The complaints about the newer tractors overheating and i'm not talking about $30,000 tractor, well above that price. You have a lot of skill, your small engine repairs, will help you understand the basic for larger engine. I also watch videos of similar and helped me a great deal to repair my own vehicles! - May I suggest 'Diesel Creek' for future reference
Congratulations on your Daughter. I didn't know. I just wanted to say to reminder that you will need to protect your garden from the deer. Also nice tractor.
I didn't know you had a daughter. Lucky little girl! Always thought you needed a little one following you around, asking questions about everything you were doing. The best time of my life was raising my kids. Love and respect Joe.
Awesome job from an awesome little machine... you have a crack Joe, I'll give you that... admiral quality.... never know what you are going to come up with 😂 A few Sunflowers are aways great too 👍 🇦🇺
When I was kid my father was the manager of a private swim club during the summer from my earliest memory well into my college years. He was a teacher at a technical school during the rest of the year where he taught drafting, blue printing, cad design, architecture and engineering classes. He was there for 40 years. At a young age I became the maintenance person at the pool and grounds keeper at the pool. I spent a lot of seat time in a Cub Lo-Boy just like this one. As kid of 12 or 13 I thought I could rule the world on that thing. In the winter we would take down dead trees on the grounds and drag them out of the woods to be cut and split for firewood. It served for many years and we wore it out. Then the club bought the newer model which was red and had a lot more power. Lot's of great memories with my dad.
Joe, you never fail to amaze us!😂😊 Have you been hiding a little bundle of joy from us?😅😂 Now you're into farming, doing things for your family.. Just super cool!
Man, what an awesome score Joe, that tiller is frigen amazing I know that is precisely farmed land, but dang, full-depth tilling in one pass, dude you get a winner in this one. good job.
When I was little, my grandparents had a farm and my grandmother used to put a fish underneath the bowl of a tree every time she planted a tree she said it helped fertilize the ground underneath it and help the tree grow. I guess she was right I never seen her trees die lol
Farmer Joe!! ;-) Take that little girl up there with you and let her ride on that tractor with you, and help you plant those seeds (no video needed). And then she can watch the plants grow and bear later in the year, and be amazed. She'd remember that the rest of her life.
I dont know anything bout tractor tillers joe but that looks like it did a perfect job. So kool you have kids or a kid. Never knew. Thanks for being my favorite tuber
nice tractor done a heck of job on the tilling maybe throw you some white paint on the mower deck slow down some that rusting great video as always thanks for sharing
You were wise to buy this well-made older tractor which (with proper maintenance) most assuredly will outlast any recently made half plastic tractor. I love the fact that it came with all of its original attachments and manuals.
I live in NE Wisconsin. I planted two apples trees in my backyard three years ago. Mac and granny smith last year I got two apples. This year I'm expecting my first good crop. It will take a few years.
Joe great video. On a tiller don't turn with it down. It's hard on the bearings. Lift the gate up on the back. It's better to have the big chunks. The soil will compact the soil will compact too much being fine.
Glad to see your putting the land to good use. Just remember that if you intend to grow gardens long term that you will need to replenish the soil with good nutrients every year. I would also recommend you work on soil enrichment along your rows for your planned apple trees as it will be important in the long run to keep them growing and healthy. Far too many people think they can just grow and grow and grow without ever enriching the soils they are growing in and they get frustrated when things stop growing well. I would recommend you start enriching all the soil where you plan to plant apple trees now, specially in the areas you plan to plant next year so you have the best results possible.
13:28 The only issue you will have with the Cub is bearings, but probably not for awhile (easy fix). You have a daughter? Alright bro. A pumpkin patch for the princess, good deal. Thanks for sharing this video. You might be able to find a single bottom plow. You mention growing corn, I had two cousins on 2.3 acres, sold sweet corn and peppers, that's how they were able to buy their dirt bikes.
👍👍👍👍👍🤜🤛 your tiller is not gonna have any problems. Doing a great job because you gotta remember you’re running on soil that’s been till the year after year after year it doesn’t have any heavy roots. It doesn’t have any big stones or boulders. It’s already been chilled. You’re just breaking it upwith your tiller so it’s gonna go through it easily like butter you were running over soil you would probably have some problems, but it would still be easy for that not that difficult but you would do a little bit of problems.
Back then, manufacturers had some truly awesome documentation. It was expected when you purchased industrial machinery that you would also repair and maintain it, and their manuals reflected that.
That's a sweet tractor, I'd get some Rust-Oleum on that tiller and mower deck as soon as I had a chance. This rig will do right by you for many years to come.
Never knew you had a daughter!! Congrats on that. She will love your garden. So good for kids to experience planting and growing different things. Love it.
Joe, that's a BIG piece you tilled up! Nice tractor, They were the Cadillacs back in the 70s. I remember the "pros" all had them. Nothing feels better than when your crop is at full maturity. Great video, Joe.🚜
Also wanted to point out. the only apple varieties that I would plant is Zestar and Honeycrisp. Zester are the best apples on earth by far. They are fairly new. Also I know you won't do this anyway, but know that you have to plant more than 1 apple tree in an area. The more you plant the better (giving space) They need each other to produce apples. Also make sure you don't do what 90% of people do and plant your Pumpkins too close together, they spread 10' this way and that. Keep that in mind. I would also if you don't have good enough drainage in your soil they will get stem rot, so depending on the soil you may want to amend with sand. Corn doesn't really root deep and doesn't really require a deep till, but it does require leaving enough space between your rows so you can bring a mower or something through and chop down the weeds.... You know what really does good in Sandy Soil that may not get a lot of Rain..> Watermelon... Watermelon is a desert plant that doesn't like a lot of water oddly enough. (Obviously as usual I comment away before I actually watch the whole video, but I do watch the whole video... So... There is that.
What a fantastic find. I think it was worth the money you spent. Runs great as well. The Three Sisters of Native American lore: corn, beans, and squash. The corn acts as the trellis, the beans climb the corn, and add nitrogen to the soil, the squash provides ground cover. They were grown together, mutually beneficial, and also happen to taste great together.
Equipment might not be as fun as dirt bikes and wheelers but it’s a necessary thing if you’re gonna live out in the country. I bought a 1987 John Deere skid loader about 15 years ago and that old devil has been about the best investment I’ve ever made. I use it for everything from moving snow and cutting wood to dirt work and everything in between. Old stuff is just simple and fixable 👍
Nice little tractor right there. We had a Case one growing up and that thing would pull good size trees up to the house when we were cutting for firewood. Very powerful for it's size. Take care of that one and she'll outlast you and your family's family.
I just found this channel recently and yes no swearing and really motivated guy a real inspiration for me 👍 it's like me years ago so it helps me realize what optimism can do. I wish to learn from someone like this. He can be my friend anytime. My neighbor etc. Congrats on the family bro please be careful riding motorcycles from now on I swear the one where the sprocket came off. Take it easy Joe your awsome brother 🇨🇦💪
We had a 72 Cub Lo-Boy 154 when I was growing up in the 80s, we used it for all sorts of things including building a drive way out of the hill at our camp in the Adirondacks. I used it quite a bit with the loader to plow during the winter but we used it all year round. It was incredibly reliable in the winter. We had the mower deck and the snowblower; however the mower was too big for our property (tight spaces and trees) and the snowblower didn't handle the snow all that great so we stuck with the loader and bucket. The only thing it struggled with was clutch plates, our tractor went through numerous clutches over the year and we even welded it in place at one point. It still worked until my dad got too old to operate it and I couldn't use it once I married, then had kids (for snow I needed 4WD as our driveway is too steep and I have since found a Kubota B2650 with a pusher for the winters). Eventually the old Lo-Boy needed a wiring harness, we bought it but then sold the tractor to someone who had big plans for it. The funny thing, it had very specific modifications on it my dad did over the years, so I see it from time to time changing hands on Marketplace. Unfortunately the last picture I saw of it, it was looking very tired and in need of love... somewhere near Mt Snow in Vermont. Still a great tractor and I have many fond memories.
What?? Your daughter??? I didn’t know you had a child, and I watch every video. Congrats man!
Responsible parent not putting thier kid All over social media (leave it to Mami lol)
Congratulations Dad and Mum 👍 watching from NZ 😁
Yeah, he's married and everything! Has a real family. Just doesn't want to expose them. Just watch his videos, thats what there here for!
Wholesome channel. I don’t think I have heard him swear.👍
@robwilsn3219 lol everyone knows he's married 😂😂. Know one knew he had a kid even you lol.
Enjoy the family and the tractor. A tractor is just as useful as the washing machine. I have had many. I now have three. A JD 4720, a JD 3320, and a 1969 Bucyrus Erie Dynahoe 190 backhoe. With a 3 cylinder 2cycle Detroit diesel. It screams!
Self sufficient! That's good!
Man that tiller does a beautiful job
Welcome to the farming life from a New Zealand farmer who loves your site. digital and real life land. You see the gratification you get from working it. Lovely soil. A lot to learn. Thats where the internet is great. Good luck.
Those tractors were built to last.Glad to see one in action. Haven't seen one of these since I was little. My grand dad had one for his home garden.
Green Acres is the Place to Be.....Farm Living is the Life for Me.
... Land spreading out so far and wide... keep Manhattan, just give me that countryside!
Really, Joel get a suit
I AGreeeee
that tiller works great, like to see it mow and snow blow next season
That took me back to the early 80s when I was kid. We had that tractor to cut 2 acres in NW Ohio and I loved using it. It seemed so big at the time and I've not seen one since until now. That was also the first time I've heard you mention kids :-) Congrats on that, she will love the pumpkin patch!
GOD Bless you and your family, your Daughter is a complete surprise, as a father of six, protect your Children.
Those Lo Boys are awesome machines
A man with a lot of land needs a good tractor to help him get his chores done. I think you probably made a very good purchase with this one. First time you mentioned having a child. Congratulations to you and your wife!
That tractor with the implements was a great find. Id love to have one with the same implements you have.
That tiller makes an awesome seed bed. Grab a few bales of peat moss and till that in to help retain more moisture in the sand.
All those manuals & diagrams are invaluable if you need to make repairs & and it's nice of you to offer pics to those who need them.
That would be a nice candidate for a full resto!! 👍 Big Max are my favorite Pumpkins to grow, I usually make about a 6" mound 12" dia. and then plant the 3 seeds, also Don't forget to water them in..
Great buy joe plant your own food is a great idea and investment hope it all comes together for you and the family 👍👌👌🔧🔧🔧🚜🚜🚜
Like the vintage door knob for the high low
Crystal doorknob is a nice bit of bling!
Joe, you are a blessing to watch it’s like watching my grandchildren keep up the good work. God will bless it and your family. You better get yourself a big hat to cover the sides of your face and long sleeves that can really be brutal on your skin, love watching your videos your parents Have to be so proud of you
planting brings back so many memories of our family farm .. love this video pls keep us all up dated on the grow time pls waves hi from Aussie land
Just a little tip on your planting. Plant 5 or 6 rows of corn around your entire crop plot, this will hide your pumpkins from thieves.
I do it to protect my tomato and pumpkin crops.
Fantastic find. You have found a great tractor, they were one of the best back in the day. I would not wait to go pick up the snow blower, it may not be there when you go back to get it. I would go back and get it now and store it on your land so you will be sure to have it come this winter. Take good care of this gem.
Been waiting on the baby reveal, heard crying in some vids and became suspicious of Jade's absence. I am delighted for you both can't think any child could wish for better people as their parents.
What a fine specimen of a machine! You said you feel like you paid top dollar at $2900, but from what I'm seeing that sounds like a steal to me! A great running tractor and 3 working attachments! And did you see how smooth that tiller ran with just one pass! Yeah, that whole deal was definitely a heck of a find! Plus it's just a really cool looking tractor.
Joe’s next channel will be “The Vintage Farmer” lol. Sweet buy on the tractor and accessories. That’s a big garden. I sure hope we get more rain than last summer for your garden’s sake. Good luck!
Wow ! , rototiller produced fantastic looking test plots ... Your going to need a farm stand trailer for all the produce, those land tracts will provide ... Happy gardening ! ...
Farmer Joe , great video as usual Joe love the old tractor also looking forward to the pumpkins, corn and potatoes
She's a beauty! 🚜
I bought a Kubota 3560 tractor with 4 implements.
Once you get a tractor you don't know how you lived without it!
Happy for you!!!
You might want to put support blocks under the rear of your trailer when you load and unload something that heavy it flexes a lot and could eventually bend or break it, tractors are cool!
Yeah probably a good idea
@@2vintage 👍
Couple sliding outriggers
I would keep buying older tractors if I was you. I have watched enough farming videos on UA-cam. The complaints about the newer tractors overheating and i'm not talking about $30,000 tractor, well above that price. You have a lot of skill, your small engine repairs, will help you understand the basic for larger engine. I also watch videos of similar and helped me a great deal to repair my own vehicles! - May I suggest 'Diesel Creek' for future reference
Best of luck with all of your crops and trees. I did'nt know you have a daughter. That's great.
Congratulations on your Daughter. I didn't know. I just wanted to say to reminder that you will need to protect your garden from the deer. Also nice tractor.
I didn't know you had a daughter. Lucky little girl! Always thought you needed a little one following you around, asking questions about everything you were doing. The best time of my life was raising my kids. Love and respect Joe.
Awesome job from an awesome little machine... you have a crack Joe, I'll give you that... admiral quality.... never know what you are going to come up with 😂
A few Sunflowers are aways great too 👍 🇦🇺
When I was kid my father was the manager of a private swim club during the summer from my earliest memory well into my college years. He was a teacher at a technical school during the rest of the year where he taught drafting, blue printing, cad design, architecture and engineering classes. He was there for 40 years. At a young age I became the maintenance person at the pool and grounds keeper at the pool. I spent a lot of seat time in a Cub Lo-Boy just like this one. As kid of 12 or 13 I thought I could rule the world on that thing. In the winter we would take down dead trees on the grounds and drag them out of the woods to be cut and split for firewood. It served for many years and we wore it out. Then the club bought the newer model which was red and had a lot more power. Lot's of great memories with my dad.
Ya Joe give us an update of your family and plans with the land! 😊
The deer are going to love your buffet.
Joe, you never fail to amaze us!😂😊 Have you been hiding a little bundle of joy from us?😅😂
Now you're into farming, doing things for your family..
Just super cool!
we had one of these in middle school in 79
Congrats on you two having a daughter!!!
Great tractor for starting out! That tiller is a real back saver👍
Cub cadets are an amazing piece of equipment
Appreciate your plans for your property joe ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Dang! This kid gets a whole pumpkin patch to herself. Thats awesome. Those tractors are worth their weight in gold. Well built machines
Now that you are a farmer, Rain is GOOD not Bad!
That International Harvester, looks to have been well cared for. It even has some added glass door knob bling !! 😎
Thank you for the food. Your friend Bambi.
Good to see the mechanic is putting his tools to use.
This was a really good video i can't wait to see the progress on the corn and pumpkins your daughter will absolutely love it good on you mate 👍💙
Now get that clover and millet planted for the game birds and deer!
Man, what an awesome score Joe, that tiller is frigen amazing I know that is precisely farmed land, but dang, full-depth tilling in one pass, dude you get a winner in this one. good job.
When I was little, my grandparents had a farm and my grandmother used to put a fish underneath the bowl of a tree every time she planted a tree she said it helped fertilize the ground underneath it and help the tree grow. I guess she was right I never seen her trees die lol
Farmer Joe!! ;-) Take that little girl up there with you and let her ride on that tractor with you, and help you plant those seeds (no video needed). And then she can watch the plants grow and bear later in the year, and be amazed. She'd remember that the rest of her life.
Yes
Joe, youre gonna have to put a fence up around your gardens otherwise the deer will absolutely destroy the pumpkins. They LOVE pumpkins
Congratulations on your daughter! 🎉 Hope that’s not inappropriate to say. Very nice tractor, too.
I'm from Washington State. Apple country deer love those fuzzy little buds good farming.
I dont know anything bout tractor tillers joe but that looks like it did a perfect job. So kool you have kids or a kid. Never knew. Thanks for being my favorite tuber
I’m impressed by how much traction it’s getting with those turf tires.
A lot of weight. They do get unbelievable traction tho
Now i look forward to watching your garden grow great video as always
Let's hope it does lol
Man, I'm jealous.
Congratulations, Dad!! Super cool!
I learned to mow on a smaller 1970’s Cub Cadet rider that looked just like that one. Good memories🌞
Thanks Joe for putting out great Videos.
Never thought I’d be watching a farming video…. but you made me do it Joe!
What a unit!!!! They just dont build them and care for owner operators as IH did. Good on you 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
nice tractor done a heck of job on the tilling maybe throw you some white paint on the mower deck slow down some that rusting great video as always thanks for sharing
Very nice unit you did very good with it. As well as it will work veey well for what you are doing with it.
You were wise to buy this well-made older tractor which (with proper maintenance) most assuredly will outlast any recently made half plastic tractor. I love the fact that it came with all of its original attachments and manuals.
Joe's officially a farmer now!!!
Most people are farmers in Wisconsin.
Those older Cubs are a great machine. That 15 hp is a cast iron engine and has good power.
I live in NE Wisconsin. I planted two apples trees in my backyard three years ago. Mac and granny smith last year I got two apples. This year I'm expecting my first good crop. It will take a few years.
It's fun to see you doing something different today Joe. Thanks for bringing us along.
You work hard for your family Joe! Your video's are great!
That's awesome. I've watched you for sometime. Never knew you were a dad.
A ploughed field is a nice sight to see
Joe great video. On a tiller don't turn with it down. It's hard on the bearings. Lift the gate up on the back. It's better to have the big chunks. The soil will compact the soil will compact too much being fine.
Glad to see your putting the land to good use. Just remember that if you intend to grow gardens long term that you will need to replenish the soil with good nutrients every year. I would also recommend you work on soil enrichment along your rows for your planned apple trees as it will be important in the long run to keep them growing and healthy. Far too many people think they can just grow and grow and grow without ever enriching the soils they are growing in and they get frustrated when things stop growing well. I would recommend you start enriching all the soil where you plan to plant apple trees now, specially in the areas you plan to plant next year so you have the best results possible.
Nice one. Home grown vegetables are best.
13:28 The only issue you will have with the Cub is bearings, but probably not for awhile (easy fix). You have a daughter? Alright bro. A pumpkin patch for the princess, good deal. Thanks for sharing this video. You might be able to find a single bottom plow. You mention growing corn, I had two cousins on 2.3 acres, sold sweet corn and peppers, that's how they were able to buy their dirt bikes.
Nice tractor! It would be fun to see a paint job on it this winter
I use to have cub low boy they are good tractor
👍👍👍👍👍🤜🤛 your tiller is not gonna have any problems. Doing a great job because you gotta remember you’re running on soil that’s been till the year after year after year it doesn’t have any heavy roots. It doesn’t have any big stones or boulders. It’s already been chilled. You’re just breaking it upwith your tiller so it’s gonna go through it easily like butter you were running over soil you would probably have some problems, but it would still be easy for that not that difficult but you would do a little bit of problems.
That pumpkin patch sounds awesome Joe. Wait a minute, forget the pumpkin patch, A DAUGHTER, JOE! BIG CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! So happy for you and Jade!
Back then, manufacturers had some truly awesome documentation.
It was expected when you purchased industrial machinery that you would also repair and maintain it, and their manuals reflected that.
That's a sweet tractor, I'd get some Rust-Oleum on that tiller and mower deck as soon as I had a chance. This rig will do right by you for many years to come.
The Deer 🦌🦌 will appreciate the new snacks 🎃🍎🌽 on the property!
Never knew you had a daughter!! Congrats on that. She will love your garden. So good for kids to experience planting and growing different things. Love it.
That’s a great running Cub
Joe, that's a BIG piece you tilled up! Nice tractor, They were the Cadillacs back in the 70s. I remember the "pros" all had them. Nothing feels better than when your crop is at full maturity. Great video, Joe.🚜
Scan those manuals into PDF’s and preserve them forever. Those are masterpieces. Helluva a tractor. I’m jealous
What a great tractor find.
Also wanted to point out. the only apple varieties that I would plant is Zestar and Honeycrisp. Zester are the best apples on earth by far. They are fairly new. Also I know you won't do this anyway, but know that you have to plant more than 1 apple tree in an area. The more you plant the better (giving space) They need each other to produce apples. Also make sure you don't do what 90% of people do and plant your Pumpkins too close together, they spread 10' this way and that. Keep that in mind. I would also if you don't have good enough drainage in your soil they will get stem rot, so depending on the soil you may want to amend with sand. Corn doesn't really root deep and doesn't really require a deep till, but it does require leaving enough space between your rows so you can bring a mower or something through and chop down the weeds.... You know what really does good in Sandy Soil that may not get a lot of Rain..> Watermelon... Watermelon is a desert plant that doesn't like a lot of water oddly enough.
(Obviously as usual I comment away before I actually watch the whole video, but I do watch the whole video... So... There is that.
What a fantastic find. I think it was worth the money you spent. Runs great as well.
The Three Sisters of Native American lore: corn, beans, and squash. The corn acts as the trellis, the beans climb the corn, and add nitrogen to the soil, the squash provides ground cover. They were grown together, mutually beneficial, and also happen to taste great together.
Equipment might not be as fun as dirt bikes and wheelers but it’s a necessary thing if you’re gonna live out in the country. I bought a 1987 John Deere skid loader about 15 years ago and that old devil has been about the best investment I’ve ever made. I use it for everything from moving snow and cutting wood to dirt work and everything in between. Old stuff is just simple and fixable 👍
Ya i watch every video too! I Had no idea! Congrats Joe!
Nice little tractor right there. We had a Case one growing up and that thing would pull good size trees up to the house when we were cutting for firewood. Very powerful for it's size. Take care of that one and she'll outlast you and your family's family.
Good days work n nice lil tractor!!!
I just found this channel recently and yes no swearing and really motivated guy a real inspiration for me 👍 it's like me years ago so it helps me realize what optimism can do. I wish to learn from someone like this. He can be my friend anytime. My neighbor etc. Congrats on the family bro please be careful riding motorcycles from now on I swear the one where the sprocket came off. Take it easy Joe your awsome brother 🇨🇦💪