I like how you got Bob out of his stage fright and sharing knowledge. Us old guy's have tons of info stored away in our brains and are happy to share with the next generations.
I heard in Siberia, they run the exhaust from a running tractor to the exhaust of a cold one and wait for it to migrate thru the open valve and heat the cylinder, water, oil everything. Then start it. Now they have two tractors to thaw out two more!
I like looking @ steel. But I love welding it & machining it!!!! I was like 26 in a prixon honor camp. Welding & Machining. We built the floor joists' out of our scrap building... Love You Guys!!!
I never got tired of your videos, great job on those doors guys. You are such a blessing and a great example of what a Christian family should be. ..working hard, working together and giving all the credit to our Lord. God bless Welker family! !
Seeing you guys teaming up with your dad, fixing and fabricating stuff is awesome. I got 25years working together with mine before he passed away in 2015. I Enjoy your videos a lot. Really inspiring.
Congrats on the arrival of your New Son... Congrats on your New Purchase of 2 New Grain Bins... Hope they are the Stiffened Bin style... Too many bad bins around the Country that are collapsing because they are Not Stiffened... Now just need a large Square or rectangular Steel Storage Building for your Air Seeder Storage and Large Implement Storage... Keep up the Good Work... Keep the Videos flowing... Thanx for being Farmers and... Thanx for sharing...
Camera gear related. It's an M8 x1.25x25mm bolt. Hope that saves you guys some time. I Love the Mount. Thanks Nick. Also the magnet may come unglued, just sand it down and out some epoxy on it. Let it set up a few days and it's better than New!
I'm not a farmer, but by God I have a new appreciation for where my food comes from. God Bless the American Farmer. Thanks for the lesson, been watchin your channel for some time.
Word of advice on your grain bin location....plan for future expansion not just you guys but your kids too, Electrical power will there be enough for more bins+fans ,ease and speed of dumping trucks,will you always be useing augers, maybe a grain leg down the road in 15-20 years???Plan your space carefully so you can add later. I'll pretty much guarantee you'll be adding more bins with in 10 years and they'll be bigger,seen it happen many many times.
@@J-1410 yeah just look at mnmillenial.. seems to work good and easy in my eyes. fast dump times with a small pit in the bottom and twitch to other bins easy (if not frozen up xd)
@@gijsvermuntagrifotografie Just expansion in a "cluster type" is expensive and kind unorganized. I took my design from the elevators and terminals, all in rows
This is one of those jobs that need done but you never get to and when you are done you say to yourself that we should have done this years ago. These kind of jobs are some of the best jobs to get done!
I don't think that a lot of people understand that farming is big business. You guys are some of the major players in the American food chain supply. You and all of your fellow farmers and ranchers are as important as any industry in this country. You are part of the backbone of America. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your whole family and a big salute from Missouri!
It's always a pleasure to see somebody weld without gloves..a sign of a true welder... I mean, some of these welding "individuals" on UA-cam wear those oversized gloves it amazes how they hold on to the welder..It's Insane !!.....Great Job Farmers, for showing what real men are made of !!
When I first saw Bruce unloading the hoppers I thought OMG they've got Father Christmas handling the delivery :). Nice job on the doors guys. Cheers, Mark.
You guy's look like your in your glory when doing medal work. You make it look so easy. Love the Welkers channel. Thumbs up for the great work put into posting your videos for all of us.
Hello Bob , Nick and Leg Arms . I’m so very happy for you you guys ! The new bins and the new doors was much needed on your farm . God has truly blessed your family and I pray he continues to do so .
Love watching your operation. Mr. Welker, you must be proud to be able to work beside these two fine young men. What a great team you all make and the accomplishments you have achieved. Farming is not for the faint of heart, the hours you all put in and the sacrifices made regarding all aspects of this operation probably stun many? If this were an hourly job, many would say "forget this! I'm going to Walmart"...but I think what draws me to this channel is that you are working for yourselves...your successes (and failures) are all a result of you skill, determination, and divine providence, I don't think the value of that can be expressed in monetary terms? You all represent what is great about America and the American farmer. Looking forward to the completion of this and future project. Merry Christmas to the entire Welker family, 2020 is going to be a great one!
Ample Farm land , good dependable Equipment and lots of dry storage looks to be the key components to your success. And you need great weather and good economic conditions but that’s out of your control. And a lot of good Luck on the last 2 things ! Good Luck
Cold start on the buds when you move them please, my next project is to fix the inside of the house garage, stupid 1/4 in panel and replace with metal then double the size of the work shop for some more room to work on the little equipment I have. Never can have enough or big enough space for equipment.
Happy to see you guys get you grain bins, now maybe next winter I won't have to worry about those two beautiful 8230's setting out in the weather. Not the you have to worry about any Case IH combine, even the red paint is tougher than the paint they put on that green combine. LOL (That's what Zach Johnson gets for always slamming red combines)
Welker Engineering and Fabrication at it's best. Any chance the new combines will fit? Bins will be a huge improvement as well. Cant wait for that video(s). And "glue it with electricity"...gotta love it!!!
Well if the farm goes broke you guys can make a living doing what ever. Ag people just get it done. They just don't know any better because they don't need a expert to tell them they need a permit. I love it. 😁
Never tire of watching this kind of work. Amazing and a great job! 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼 My hands and face get cold 🥶 just watching! Thanks for bringing us along and congrats on the 2 new bins! Stay warm and God Bless!!
I'm like you, I injoy all this stuff, I just hope I can remember how to tell the wife how they went together if I ever need one, hope she doesn't read this, ha
It's cool your Dad's getting more comfortable in front of the camera. Glad you had the extra pennies to expand. Great things will be happening next year.Great vid as always.ThankQ.TkEZ>UK
You are so fortunate to have the equipment you have for fabrication. 30 years ago, I didn't have but a stick welder and torch for fab. We used a block and tackle with a homemade boom or a tripod for lifting.
Wow you all getting a huge start on your winter project,s it,s a good feeling A! to get stuff done and inprove the farm looks good can't wait to see new storage bins boy you know what you will be filling them before you know it great job and thanks for the prayer I asked for for my granddaughter
Cool job on the doors; they remind me of the temporary Quonset hangars that enabled British and American fighters to be worked-on in the middle of nowhere. Just an idea, but would a USAF blue/white fuselage emblem maybe look good above the doors? As always, great work folks!
Excited for you guys. Seeing grain stored on ground and in Quonset Hut it was apparent you needed storage. Winter came early in Texas also.. Fall was skipped and December weather came 3 months early.
You guys should have welded a plate in the middle of tube that the bearings roll in, that would have eliminated the doors from pushing to either side while locked. Each door would have rolled to the middle and stopped at the plate.
Why can't you put the new sheds up now? also the problem with the new doors on that arched shelter is that there are too many gaps and will let in the weather and pests etc.
Great to finally see the beginnings of bins! shame the Combines gotta sit out for one more winter but I'm sure it'll be their last outside while you guys have them!
I am amazed over the quality in your videos. Ive followed your channel for many years now. And love when i see a new video on my Phone. Kind of my favorit channel! Looking forward for The years to come🙂🙂 Daniel
Funny how Nick is just standing their 21:04 Like I don't know what's going on but i know i'm the cute one... Literally always had the babyface. Hah. Great progress.
You hear people talk about their 9 to 5 job, famers have a 5 to 9 job. Thanks guys for the food on our tables.
Leg arms is a master with mechanics and working with metal. He is the guy everyone relies on to keep that farm going!
I love how your dad is getting involved with the videos, Nick start helping Leg Arms he is doing all the work
Bob, never knew you could "glue together with electricity" ...new one on me..LOL Great Vid All! Be safe and as always...Rock On!
I call it a hot metal glue gun.
Electrifying isn't it 😁
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob Indeed...shocking😎
I love seeing Mr. Welker getting more and more into the mix in the videos. It’s awesome to seem father and sons working together.
I like how you got Bob out of his stage fright and sharing knowledge. Us old guy's have tons of info stored away in our brains and are happy to share with the next generations.
They told me there wasn't any film in the camera. 😁
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob , there isn't. Its a tiny chip of silicon
Love it when dad help with the filming. He does a great job. Also great job dad in raising the guys. Love your family.
I heard in Siberia, they run the exhaust from a running tractor to the exhaust of a cold one and wait for it to migrate thru the open valve and heat the cylinder, water, oil everything. Then start it. Now they have two tractors to thaw out two more!
That JohCASEeere cracks me up every time!
I'm surprised caseih hasn't given them a new skid steer
Congratulations with your new door, looking amazing. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family
11:04 Welding is just gluing with electricity. -Robert Welker 2019
That’s pretty dadgum deep right there. Dust in the wind kind of deep...
I mean it is kinda true😂
Terrific teamwork boy’s, Dad can and must be very proud! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I like looking @ steel. But I love welding it & machining it!!!! I was like 26 in a prixon honor camp. Welding & Machining. We built the floor joists' out of our scrap building...
Love You Guys!!!
That is the best thing I've heard for a long time. It was shiny when we bought it I want it to be shiny when we put it up. You got that right
Your dad like a big kid, know where y’all get it 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I never got tired of your videos, great job on those doors guys. You are such a blessing and a great example of what a Christian family should be. ..working hard, working together and giving all the credit to our Lord. God bless Welker family! !
Seeing you guys teaming up with your dad, fixing and fabricating stuff is awesome. I got 25years working together with mine before he passed away in 2015. I Enjoy your videos a lot. Really inspiring.
Well done team, I enjoyed the visit. Families rock. 😁😎
Congrats on the arrival of your New Son...
Congrats on your New Purchase of 2 New Grain Bins...
Hope they are the Stiffened Bin style...
Too many bad bins around the Country that are collapsing because they are Not Stiffened...
Now just need a large Square or rectangular Steel Storage Building for your Air Seeder Storage and Large Implement Storage...
Keep up the Good Work...
Keep the Videos flowing...
Thanx for being Farmers and...
Thanx for sharing...
Camera gear related. It's an M8 x1.25x25mm bolt. Hope that saves you guys some time. I Love the Mount. Thanks Nick. Also the magnet may come unglued, just sand it down and out some epoxy on it. Let it set up a few days and it's better than New!
Welker Farms project team: two guys who sound like twins working, while one walks around with a camera. love you guys.
I'm not a farmer, but by God I have a new appreciation for where my food comes from. God Bless the American Farmer. Thanks for the lesson, been watchin your channel for some time.
Word of advice on your grain bin location....plan for future expansion not just you guys but your kids too, Electrical power will there be enough for more bins+fans ,ease and speed of dumping trucks,will you always be useing augers, maybe a grain leg down the road in 15-20 years???Plan your space carefully so you can add later. I'll pretty much guarantee you'll be adding more bins with in 10 years and they'll be bigger,seen it happen many many times.
rows of bins and drags/conveyors seems to work well. Do it right the first time as you only get one chance most of the time
dam straight JTN fisherman Welker Farms might 8 times its size than before
@@J-1410 yeah just look at mnmillenial.. seems to work good and easy in my eyes. fast dump times with a small pit in the bottom and twitch to other bins easy (if not frozen up xd)
@@gijsvermuntagrifotografie Just expansion in a "cluster type" is expensive and kind unorganized.
I took my design from the elevators and terminals, all in rows
This is one of those jobs that need done but you never get to and when you are done you say to yourself that we should have done this years ago. These kind of jobs are some of the best jobs to get done!
Its awesome to see you guys working together. Makes my day to see the old man happy and smiles. Good stuff, God Bless you and all the family.
How bout we get a one of these videos without any dislikes cause who else agrees that these guys are the best you tubers
Haha, loved Legarms putting Nick on the spot at the end.
I don't think that a lot of people understand that farming is big business. You guys are some of the major players in the American food chain supply. You and all of your fellow farmers and ranchers are as important as any industry in this country. You are part of the backbone of America. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your whole family and a big salute from Missouri!
Thanks Mike. Blessed Merry Christmas to your family.
Scott and Dad really can get it Done !
Nice job Leg Arms and Dad, fun to watch!
Cool to see the three of you working together! 💪
It's always a pleasure to see somebody weld without gloves..a sign of a true welder...
I mean, some of these welding "individuals" on UA-cam wear those oversized gloves it amazes how they hold on to the welder..It's Insane !!.....Great Job Farmers, for showing what real men are made of !!
Love the video! Leg Arms continues to make a good Host / Narrator.
Bob and LegArms getting it done!! Great vid guys thanks!!
Some expert cataloging, much better than Westen Champlin does! Looks good, can't wait to see the bins erected. Stay warm.
When I first saw Bruce unloading the hoppers I thought OMG they've got Father Christmas handling the delivery :). Nice job on the doors guys. Cheers, Mark.
When i saw your bin parts the first thing that came to mind is "big boy erector set." Alwaya amazed at your variety of mechanical skills.
Now build a cup holder for the pick up truck to free your right hand and keep it on the steering wheel :)
I em sick and your videos make me fill better keep up the good work you are the best
You guy's look like your in your glory when doing medal work. You make it look so easy. Love the Welkers channel. Thumbs up for the great work put into posting your videos for all of us.
Hello Bob , Nick and Leg Arms . I’m so very happy for you you guys ! The new bins and the new doors was much needed on your farm . God has truly blessed your family and I pray he continues to do so .
Love watching your operation. Mr. Welker, you must be proud to be able to work beside these two fine young men. What a great team you all make and the accomplishments you have achieved. Farming is not for the faint of heart, the hours you all put in and the sacrifices made regarding all aspects of this operation probably stun many? If this were an hourly job, many would say "forget this! I'm going to Walmart"...but I think what draws me to this channel is that you are working for yourselves...your successes (and failures) are all a result of you skill, determination, and divine providence, I don't think the value of that can be expressed in monetary terms? You all represent what is great about America and the American farmer. Looking forward to the completion of this and future project. Merry Christmas to the entire Welker family, 2020 is going to be a great one!
Thank you for those kind words, Merry Blessed Christmas.
You will definitely like those bins. Also those doors look nice. Great job!
Nice work gentlemen, nice work, 👍 can’t wait to see it completely finished with all metal.
Congratulations! I remember the 50,000 bu pile of wheat in the yard. This will eliminate that pile unless you have a great year, lets pray for it.
That is truly the favor of god and his blessing to provide your increase for more storage. God bless your farm and you family’s as well.
Ample Farm land , good dependable Equipment and lots of dry storage looks to be the key components to your success. And you need great weather and good economic conditions but that’s out of your control. And a lot of good Luck on the last 2 things ! Good Luck
"... Gluing that together with electricity." That is the best description of welding that I have ever heard. Love it !
I like how you guys work together. Get an idea, come up with a plan, work out the details, and gitter done.
Cold start on the buds when you move them please, my next project is to fix the inside of the house garage, stupid 1/4 in panel and replace with metal then double the size of the work shop for some more room to work on the little equipment I have. Never can have enough or big enough space for equipment.
Happy to see you guys get you grain bins, now maybe next winter I won't have to worry about those two beautiful 8230's setting out in the weather. Not the you have to worry about any Case IH combine, even the red paint is tougher than the paint they put on that green combine. LOL (That's what Zach Johnson gets for always slamming red combines)
Welker Engineering and Fabrication at it's best. Any chance the new combines will fit? Bins will be a huge improvement as well. Cant wait for that video(s). And "glue it with electricity"...gotta love it!!!
Well if the farm goes broke you guys can make a living doing what ever. Ag people just get it done. They just don't know any better because they don't need a expert to tell them they need a permit. I love it. 😁
8:06. Looked like an extremely solid piece of timber to prop the old door up!
ThePancakeMan480 real sturdy, made of wood 😂
Very nice. Like to see repairing buildings like that
Never tire of watching this kind of work. Amazing and a great job! 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
My hands and face get cold 🥶 just watching! Thanks for bringing us along and congrats on the 2 new bins! Stay warm and God Bless!!
I'm like you, I injoy all this stuff, I just hope I can remember how to tell the wife how they went together if I ever need one, hope she doesn't read this, ha
Glad you went back to your previous filming methods!! Thank you for the effort because we know it’s more difficult to do it this way!!
It's cool your Dad's getting more comfortable in front of the camera. Glad you had the extra pennies to expand. Great things will be happening next year.Great vid as always.ThankQ.TkEZ>UK
Your dad is a great man!
Yes he is! :)
If Leg Arms is excited.. It's exciting..
Excited for the grain storage build!
You are so fortunate to have the equipment you have for fabrication. 30 years ago, I didn't have but a stick welder and torch for fab. We used a block and tackle with a homemade boom or a tripod for lifting.
Wow you all getting a huge start on your winter project,s it,s a good feeling A! to get stuff done and inprove the farm looks good can't wait to see new storage bins boy you know what you will be filling them before you know it great job and thanks for the prayer I asked for for my granddaughter
She got another one.👍
Welker Farms videos always make my day
Outstanding, American ingenuity and know how in action. Hope you have a restful winter. And God bless.
Looking good!!! Don't forget to support the ends of the track sticking out also. You can run a brace from end of the tracks to the building.
Your dad is always so funny.
Nice progress in this edition. Bigger and better things ahead for everyone next year...
Jacks of all trades. looks great guys
Wow, they were even delivered by Father Christmas!! UK Farmer
Great job! You should be very proud of the work your family can accomplish. Really enjoy watching.
Another great video. Guys who just get stuff done and have fun along they way. Glad to see you expanding, I’m sure many more good things will follow 👍
Cool job on the doors; they remind me of the temporary Quonset hangars that enabled British and American fighters to be worked-on in the middle of nowhere. Just an idea, but would a USAF blue/white fuselage emblem maybe look good above the doors? As always, great work folks!
Its nice to se people work 👍👍 love your videos
Love the videos ! God bless the Welker family for 2020
Excited for you guys. Seeing grain stored on ground and in Quonset Hut it was apparent you needed storage. Winter came early in Texas also.. Fall was skipped and December weather came 3 months early.
Sliding doors = better. No chance of heavy door falling and clobbering expensive and critical equipment.
Love it. Doors look awesome. Thanks for sharing
your Dad is styling with that new hat...glad to see all are in good health and still working together..:))
Very talented fabricators
Your family is awesome. Keep on going and all the best wishes to you. Greetings from Estonia.
You guys should have welded a plate in the middle of tube that the bearings roll in, that would have eliminated the doors from pushing to either side while locked. Each door would have rolled to the middle and stopped at the plate.
Why can't you put the new sheds up now? also the problem with the new doors on that arched shelter is that there are too many gaps and will let in the weather and pests etc.
Winter is here, much easier to do it when it gets warm and dry again. No need for the grain bins till next harvest.
@@WelkerFarms Ok then, so why order all the materials now? why not do it all in one go and erect it in autumn.
Like it when you all share on the same video. Love hearing each individual commentary of the project at hand.
great video guys keep it up and congrats to Nick on the new bubs
Great video guys the building will be very useful and helpful for all kinds of different things thumbs up my friends
Great to finally see the beginnings of bins! shame the Combines gotta sit out for one more winter but I'm sure it'll be their last outside while you guys have them!
Interesting!! Wish I was a young man again!! You guys motivate this former farm boy.
I love when dad picks up the camera! Awesome vid y’all! Looks like you guys are gonna be busy!
It will be what it is !
"ELECTRO-GLUE" available at al lyour favorite welding stores !!
Excellent video guys! Look forward to more.
Instead of support posts on the ends of the door track which will just get in the way, truss above the track.
Good to see you all working together 👍🏻
I am amazed over the quality in your videos. Ive followed your channel for many years now. And love when i see a new video on my Phone. Kind of my favorit channel!
Looking forward for The years to come🙂🙂 Daniel
It’s nice of Santa to help deliver to you
So jealous of the Bobcat telehandler. What sweet machine!
I like your ‘Case ‘ fork lift!!!
You guys are so talented in the work you do, its fun to watch. Thanks again.......
Great job on those doors.
Awesome working together
Funny how Nick is just standing their 21:04 Like I don't know what's going on but i know i'm the cute one... Literally always had the babyface. Hah. Great progress.