Pushing The John Deere Planters To Their Breaking Point (Ep.167)
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aTrippyFarmer and the crew are back to bring you more farming adventures! In this episode, Andy and his family are excited to start their first consecutive day of planting this season without receiving an untimely rain. Without much delay, both the corn and soybean planter are loaded up and sent off to the races. Andy is extremely pleased with the seedbed in their farms over west, and he wishes that everything had worked up that perfectly. Throughout the day, both planters fight some major issues to keep running. The soybean planter suffered a larger quantity of injuries, but the corn planter had the most problematic ones. Thanks for watching!!!
#Farm #Illinois #Spring #Planting #FarmingSimulator22
Andy "aTrippyFarmer" Dole is a 6th generation farmer from Central Illinois. On this farm, Andy works alongside his father, Marty, his uncles, Chris and Jeff, and his sister, Katie, to grow corn and soybeans on some of the finest dirt in the world. Andy and his family are deeply rooted in the area, operating a large farm that traces it origins back into the 1800s. Although some tracts did not stand the test of time, Andy and his family still grow corn and soybeans on fields that have been in the family for longer than even the oldest members of the farm have been alive. We do, we have, and we always will take tremendous pride in calling this piece of paradise our home. Andy was a Bronze Tablet graduate of the University of Illinois in the field of Crop Sciences, following the same path as his father and late grandfather.
It would be misleading for Andy to claim that this life is one that came by chance; rather, as a member of two multi-generational farm families, it was simply in his blood. His passion for agriculture traces back to his early youth--some of his fondest, earliest memories being of days spent riding in the combine with his father and grandfather. Although his understanding of the lifestyle was much less complex in the beginning, the love he has for farming, and its industry has only appreciated through time. As this dream blossomed into adulthood, Andy now works relentlessly, and tirelessly, to chase his own dreams and to build a farming operation of his own alongside his family.
We, as a whole operation, are handymen, electricians, mechanics, landscapers, accountants, economists, caretakers, stewards, and, most importantly, farmers, and we take an incredible amount of pride in our work. There is no challenge too overwhelming, no situation too stressful, and no problem too difficult for us to take on, and we want to take you along with us. Welcome to our farm and welcome to our lives. You have the best seat in the house to watch the everyday chaos of farming unfold--we usually only get concerned when things aren't going wrong!
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Tripp... hold your jugs on their sides... then they pour smooth... no glugs... unless you need the glugs to keep track... and in that case... carry on :)
I really just need everything in my favor not to make a mess 🤣
You can buy that line in bulk and cut what you need. Those push/pull connectors are used pretty much everywhere with air and water.
That wouldn't be a bad thing to keep on hand... next year our planter may have hydraulic downforce 😎
Tractors not low on oil... You just need a longer dipstick 😂😂😂
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always!!!!
That's a lovely way to look at it 🤣🤣🤣
Looks like your dad has come around to the idea of you filming, I would enjoy seeing a video with him on the farm's history.
He still thinks it’s a little silly, but I do my best to not let it slow me down. It helps that this is a profitable venture, too. I’ll talk with him about that idea!
Wow the drone footage and music is awesome
Sure enjoying the channel we farm about 8000 acres up in saskatchewan Canada red lentils,durum wheat,canola,brown flax. Fun watching how you corn and bean farmers do things it’s interesting. Thanks for the content.
I would love to watch you guys farm. Your crops are just as foreign to me as mine may be to you. Good luck this spring!
Love the content, Andy! Your humor and epic drone coverage are top notch! Keep up the great work!
Thank you!!
Really enjoying the content lately. I like the lengthy videos. Almost like a tv show in the evenings. Keep up the great work, and keep the content coming! ✌🏼🙏🏼
I am really glad that you have enjoyed. I like reading the comments when I get a chance. Thanks for the support!
Hi how are you? My name is Tomás Kent and I'm from Uruguay!!! I always watch your videos I like them a lot, I'm a farmer myself in my country!!! I would like one day to be able to visit your country and be able to live the experience of feeling and living the customs of an American farmer, so if one day you want to do an exchange let me know and I will show you Uruguay and your United States. I send you a hug.
Thanks, Thomas!!
Nice drone footage. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks, Bob!
Hello from Canada great videos thanks for sharing
Nice drone shots
Thank you!
Farming here in Northern Illinois. Got 2 plots in, and 260 acres of soybeans in. Fields are spotty and crust is tough. Working up kinda chunky.
I’ve got a friend running hard up in northern Illinois as well. He said that they weather has completely changed for the better. I hope you all get your crops in!
Trippy! U! ar! A! CHAMPION! MEN! U WORK! HARD! THERE! I KNOW! MEN!
Those Air Fittings are Called John Guest named for the inventor! They are Really Nice,I had Pneumatics on Commercial Cooking Equipment I worked on!
Thanks for the info! They seem pretty handy....I figured them out once I was finished with the project. That is always how things go.
Really good seeing you all slamming the progress in corn belt. Us on the east coast river bottoms been dealing with crusty soils bad this year hammering even emergence. We couple of days of good planting weather and then pounding rains. The low fields remain a mess even with drainage installed. My wife's cousin in western Minnesota messaged last night they a getting hammered with severe storms.
Also wanted to tell you, there in Illinois at renners stock farm in Bellville on August 25 to 27th they r having a 100 years of horsepower show open to the public. Anything and everything for farming will be there. Just in case you did not know
I saw the storms in SD and MN. That was wild. That’s gotta be salt in the wound for those farmers. They’ve barely planted anything. I’ll looking into that big farm show! Will you be there?
@@aTrippyFarmer quite possibly. I gave the info to a neighboring retired dairy farmer as well. We are talking about booking a motel near there and going. He is an avid collector of antique farming everything including a few steamers. So he lit up when I dropped off the info.
MY! FRIEND! Trippy!
Great video. Have a nice season crops for you all!
Thanks, Paulo!
Drone footage on point in this one, my dude 👍🏻
I am glad that you enjoyed!
Having several size clamp available might help you with leaks. I know that with everything you have on your mind it’s hard to have everything. Great video.
Thanks for the tip!
Count yourselves lucky that the broken wheel weight didn't do damage like it did for me last last fall. On our 9630 the clucking weight actually broke off the valve stem and then I got a flat tire also.
I guess we were lucky… that sounds expensive!
Thank you for letting me tag along.
No thank you for watching!!
some great music for the over head shots NICE AND CHILL😆
Finding music is one of the hardest parts of editing these videos
thats what i call a 30 sec adjustment
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Come to Brazil and make 3 crops in one year...
I wish we could do that. Brazil has an incredible agricultural output!
I love your video so much I can not stop watching it
I am glad that you enjoy!
Trippy, we all saw you spill some more red seeds when filling the planter. We are going to have to put Marty on speed dial to report you for that and for running the planter at warp speed in the field. Slow and steady wins the race. Keep it between the rows.👍
As long as the depth is right and the rows are staying down, I put the hammer down!
Any chance you might trade up the planter tractors to higher horsepower models? Maybe be able to up the speed and efficiency. Really great video as always Andy, I appreciate the work you put into them!
The corn planter could use another 30+ horsepower and ILS would also be nice. As of right now, we have plans to upgrade the soybean planter and tractor, so the other may not be a priority. It does a good job, but it could run much faster if we had the power!
Duct tape and baling wire hold the worl together 👍👍
Sometimes…. My world didn’t stay together very well!
Sometimes we get a batch of both that is poor to very poor quality.
Keep the amazing work
Thank you!!!
On the line you replaced at around 9:45, keep an eye on the line to the left that somewhat kinked when you inserted the new line (you likely noticed this already when editing). Video may be point of reference for the next leak OR.....Your done and this is a mute point haha.
As a disclaimer I got farther in the video and you referenced getting close to May so likely WAY ahead
I appreciate you looking out for us! I was concerned about the kink right after it happened, but it has yet to present an issue. I’m sure it will be a problem eventually!
@@aTrippyFarmer Realistically it will never be an issue. If the other line was crummy on the end into the connector don't hesitate in a pinch to go ahead and cut that line down square back an inch or so to try it either. Hopefully planting is still rolling hard for you guys, we just got things rolling again this week in Nebraska with more storm chances tonight.
@@brandonm6052 I hope things go smoothly for you all. The weather really has changed quick here. I am planting our 3rd to last field of soybeans as well speak… should be done by this evening.
Could it be possible to get the tune guys in that tuned up the tractors on the other channels? ie: Larsons, Fastag etc? just a thought, love your videos! greetings from Australia!
I would have to get executive approval before I play with the ECU on the tractor 😎
Awesome video. You'll are very hardworking people. How late did you stay planting before you got home? I have to say you guys are a hell of a team family God bless. Very nice GMC pickup lol lol lol
We are lucky to be able to farm with just family. I didn't stay too late. If we have good weather and aren't two months behind, we avoid killing ourselves with late hours. Thanks for the compliment!
Running a 9510r with a deere 45 ft field cultivator and deere crumbler 12th gear 7.5-8 mph. Full sending
You better keep the fuel truck nearby!!
clear skys here in CEN CAL
It’s hot here now… things changed quickly!!
Trippy! U!ar! MY! FRIEND!
U!
I gotta get me some green duct tape. Loving your vids from neighbor of Renner Stock Farm.
I believe it is plumbers tape, so it isn't technically the same. Thanks for watching!
Was riding with a guy the other day that has a MY22 Deere high speed planter and he was running 16 mph. Singulation never dropped below 99.5
I’ve never seen one pulled that fast, but I know they perform very well at extreme speeds. It would take a lot of power to move that fast!
@@aTrippyFarmer he was using a 9570rx with a drawbar type hitch.
@@roytempleton9320 those Deere 9RXs are the real deal. As long as the planter likes the corn seed size, it’ll run great!
He was planting beans, the suspension cab is really nice
Trippy! I LIKE! YOU! U WORK!HARD! ON! THAT! FIELD!
I WISH! BE! THERE! WITH! YOU! HELP! YOU!
morning trip
Morning!
How do you get ground smooth enough to plant at 12 mph?! That's crazy!
One pass with the field cultivator and our ground is smoother than our roads!
@@aTrippyFarmer Thanks for replying, but go to bed! It's GO TIME! Looks like we're gonna get rain tonight. All our beans are planted. Just working on corn, now. Godspeed!
Thank you for Some really good stuff. Now get some shut eye!
I am a night owl!
My major question is this, If I owned the $400,000 dollar planting rig and had GPS. Am I jealous, hell yeah those are both sweet rigs? Why not do all your end rows on your fields during the day to prevent unwanted Risk of damaging your planter. Then do all the planting in 24hr shifts. Since your using GPS. I grew up farming as a kid, where a person's time plant was limited due too day light hours since you would not be able to see your markers at night. This just make more since to me because in theory it would maximize your time and man or lady power, therefore getting the most out of your investment in GPS technology and equipment. I would make a good brother-in-law just saying. May want to have your sister DM me, lol What's brother doesn't hate a guy heading on his sister., lol. Godspeed!!
You’re idea isn’t too far-fetched. We can plant faster than our ground can dry. Also, the GPS isn’t as full-proof as it may seem. It doesn’t prevent human error, like hitting objects in the field. Very few people are tuned to run during their normal sleeping hours. Unless you are under equipped to an extreme degree, it just isn’t worth the risk. I know some guys that run nicer rigs than this that plant 20 hours a day without switching out. They can cover a lot of ground! Appreciate your comment.
Whenever you talk about seed type and brand all I can think about is a Nascar driver thanking their sponsors during an interview
These seed companies do not pay me, unfortunately 😎
@@aTrippyFarmer yet......not yet......
@@thegracedfarm5290 When you see a seed company’s logo on the front windshield of me tractor, you can assume that I got some big money 🤣
@@aTrippyFarmer that's when you get promoted to "The Red Shirt" club
@@thegracedfarm5290 If I had red shirt money, I’d burn mine!
Fascinating you say 😂
Of course!!
How many acres do y’all farm
A couple thousand!
morning trip cen cal cking in its going to be 92
That's warm!
@@aTrippyFarmer 8am here in cen cal it is going to 90 today and upper 90s all week
Glugs???? Thys funny
hindsight is 20/20, but you should of use Flex-seal tape, lol
Is that a 16 row
The corn planter is a 24 row and the soybean planter would be a 16 row, but it's set to split on 15" rows, so it is a 32 row.
should try the other 4WD on the corn planter.... shouldn't have an HP issue then? lol
I've joked with dad about that. His counter is always suggesting the old 4520!
@@aTrippyFarmer which also makes complete sense!
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Electrical tape maybe.
That might’ve worked better
Thank God for duct tape
You never know when you're going to need to save the day with duct tape!