John Deere 9570RT and Mandako Storm Stuck
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2021
- I go the John Deere 9570RT and Mandako Storm Stuck- Momentarily, but thankfully I was able to finesse it out.
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If the channel gets to a million subscribers, Anna gets to ride in the cab.
YEAHHHHHHH LETS GOOOO
I agree!
Yes!
Come on Zack!
My dog LOVES being up in the cab as she likes the changed view.
When i was a kid we had a problem with fuel theft, so we hid the fuel tank because it was on a trailer. Then we filled an old standing fuel tank with calcium chloride and wouldn't you know it but we found two guys broke down about 2 mile from the yard cursing up a storm and that wouldn't accept any help from us. ( since they new who they were stealing from i guess)
Now thats some funny shit
I'm afraid fuel theft is commonplace here in the UK as are quad and side-by-sides but they have even started stealing heating oil (kerosene) from houses using electric pumps and flexible plastic hose into tanks in the back of vans.
Much more serious from an agricultural aspect is the developing theft of GPS globes and monitors or livestock rustling particularly sheep.
Well done, nothing better than a bit of payback.
Yep & Karma is a bitch..lol.
We just switched tanks. Diesel went in the gas , gas went in the diesel. We knew and let me tell u a gas engine doesn't make it far when it's trying to ignited diesel. We also put the high way diesel in the off road and about 2 weeks later my boss pulled in and grabbed a big cotton swab and swabbed these two truck that were new in 08 almost brand new and these guys had no off road diesel. He swabbed it and there it was red dye clear as mud. But just switch the tanks when u get them. U have to change the nozzles because diesel nozzle is bigger. Plus what kind of freaken scum bags steals another man's fuel. Should be a Han*ing offense. UA-cam don't ban me for that I'm not wishing anyone harm......
The noise that the cab keeps out is impressive. Drastic difference with the window open and closed. Hats off to JD on that one
In my humble opinion, the best part of any video is when the UA-camr shouts out another channel. It's like family.
Don't forget to take the globe off the the strip tiller you will be looking for it in the spring.
I admire how you drop everything to put your kids first. That's the mark of a true man.
Zach, sell that strip till..you know your ground and weather better than I and if you're plugging anhydrous tubes this year you will plug tubes next year. Nevermind the dry fertilizer issues, just the tool issues alone because of conditions will just never work consistently enough to not cause you frustration every year
As tough as they are those unfortunate circumstances are part of life.
Hard lessons but lessons none the less.
I'm sure you taught n cared for the girls as best could be.
Your a great Dad 👍
the funky door handle is just a extra security feature
Thanks for taking care of business but when your kids needed you .. you left to be with them.. thank you, that’s a great Dad.
Vice Grip Garage is my new favorite channel on UA-cam! Derek’s sayings are so cool. I watched the video of him and you with the snowmobiles , it was really good.
That was a great mention of the VGG , and like this one a GREAT SHOW
Thought you was going to have to fire yourself. Can’t blame Jim for this one.
That was mighty nice of you taking the blame for Jim getting stuck.
HTF is a fun watch! Hope they have continued success on track!
Warms my heart to see you watching VGG. A good way to pass the time while tractor-ing.
I really like watching you as you work, I go through all the ups and downs with you while farming, and when you was talking about your fertilizer, I new exactly what you were talking about.
Enjoy watching you and the team farming, my grandfather was a small grain farmer. God Bless and take care
Keep the machine. I believe we’ve all been there; frustration and statements out of frustration. Sorry for the loss. Farm life is a very real life experience.
I got uncle's Farmall tractor stuck, was going back with chains. Uncle says,"Just leave it, drive other tractor"...Couple days later,when things dried up,he drove tractor out of hole.
Big storm coming Zach! I’m up in Ontario just above Duluth and they are calling for a chance of snow in the next couple of days, along with a ton of rain. Hopefully the rain doesn’t slow your fall tillage down. And hopefully we don’t get snow :) great video once again. I appreciate and enjoy the longer videos, they are a treat. All the best to your family, and it’s great to see Onyx practicing his Compound shot!!
Yessir them wintry looking clouds rolled into my area couple hours ago.
Well you say your 2 weeks ahead of schedule. Well you could be washing tractors conbine make shure everything is clean. Don't leave anything dirty make everything brand new. Have a nice winter
We need a montage of Zach starting tractors hoping battery isn’t dead! Same face every time!!!
One where he's head bobbin with it. Overlayed with some music
"Tillage Row" would benefit greatly from a hoop house or additional barn. Great videos - thank you!
When we had dogs we fed our cats up high where the dogs couldn't reach. We used an old hay loft that could only be reached by a ladder, but a shelf or something like that would work too.
Zack - any chance of an updated equipment tour - lots of changes since the original one you did..
I think that was when I first started watching him a few years ago
That would be great then I can update gear on farmsim19 too hehe
Yeah
At the minute there's still the 6175R, 8260R, 8320RT, 9570R, 9570RT. S780 combine and a 9870.
Louisiana Farmer here… very interesting seeing the different challenges we face, whether it be weather (see what I did there), resources, or any other obstacle presented daily on a farm. Almost more interesting are the similarities every farming operation inevitably encounters, even on opposite ends of the Mississippi River. Awesome content my dude, I can’t even imagine the effort it takes to film a day on the farm. I wish you all the success in the future!
The year you guys are super ready with two combines, harvest goes out like a whimper, and you aren't trying to beat the snow lolz
I just started listening to your podcast and it's so cool hearing you talk to Jake about him and Harvey's operation after having met Harvey and having a chance to sit in his car
Oh zack I'm so sorry about the kitten, I hope the girls are OK, sending my prayers to them. 🇦🇺🙏
We didn’t count it as getting stuck unless another tractor was required when I was farming.
@Paul Thiessen absolutely correct. Its an accomplishment to almost be stuck but get out on your own. When farming with a dad and a brother someone was always keeping score on such things.
YESSSSS!!!! The equivalent to my morning coffee! Here we go!
Glad to see you watch Vise Grip Garage too. It's a great channel. Also, I've fixed many of those door latches. Sometimes the adjusting screw gets loose, which a dab of thread locker fixes. I've also seen the little plastic "hook link" cracks and flexes too much to work properly. Good luck.
Great video, nice work on the news segment you were in.
This is nice to see you again love your videos , hope you got all your corn in this year
We found that you can use that strip tiller but putting your fert on the corn when it needed it gained 100 more Bu/Ac. So the cost of the tool does not pay.
Put Fert (small amount) up front then watch the V stage and give the corn fert with your Sprayer. Pays more, and you have the tool that will give you a better bu/ per Ac that will pay for the tine material and then some.
I notice you keep your equipment so clean. I like that. It says a lot about you. Great video.
"Tillage Row" It's a inspiration Zach, truly an awakening! Deep, dude, really deep!
I find your videos both relaxing and inspirational. Good job
Love the videos just seen your news interview ! Goin big time!
Hey Zach, I'm currently deployed in Japan but I grew up in Minneapolis and would head up north on the weekends. Mostly the Glenwood/Brainerd area. I just discovered your videos and it's a great reminder of home when I'm feeling homesick. Thanks for the great content man!
Zach do you realize if you had gotten stuck and had to call Jim, he might not have let that go for awhile.🙂🙂
Really enjoy your content, thanks for sharing your farming adventures when you can.👍
Thank you for the continued great content zac!!!!!
We have been using Aspen fuel for several years now... 4 and 2 stroke mix, been putting small engines away for winter/summer with zero issues, simply put them away wet!! No stabile etc... its not cheap but great quality fuel...
That's the best stabilizer you could have put in there Zach!!
The cats seem happy they didn’t look like kittens sorry for your kids pet lost. For multi pet feeding issues they do make pet feeders for that problem(RFID pet feeder). Or you could put the cat food on your shop table(cats love high places). Good video glad your figuring out your equipment/tech issues
I've just finished watching every video on your channel over the past 2 years, just wow! Firstly you seem like an amazing man with an amazing family. Your job is so far from what I do, sat behind a desk all day and I envy you! Your videos, content and personality are so good to watch that I honestly don't know what to do with myself now I'm caught up! Thanks Zach and family!
That's a heck of a compliment, thank you!
@@MillennialFarmer he knows everything about you now. He speaks the truth
Great video as always and a great mention of VGG. You two are my absolute favorite UA-camrs
The fact that the door latch freed up when you pounded the push button / locl with your leatherman makes me think the mechanism of the button interacting with the actual latch isnt moving freely. Might need to take the latch apart, but I think some PB blaster or i guess in your case wd40 ought to help it. Spray all the latch mechs, and work the button in and out while spraying.
"We had to fire Zach"
How you had issues with moisture causing the fert to set in the Meters, idk if you're cart is set up this way but it could be worth putting an oil cooler Infront of the fan to heat and dry the air to stop the fert setting. Alot of carts are set up this way in Australia for exactly this reason.
In Minnesota we definitely have more humidity than most people think, so yah having some type of humidity control on the intake could make a difference.
I really like how you call The 9R “ The Big Horse “ . 😁
Amazing how much farming can be done with one hand:) !
That’s what she said.
You can also farm with no hands…check out Harmless Farmer…look mom, no hands
Zach, I really enjoy your channel, the only YT channel I'm subscribed to. I'm not a farmer but have always been intrigued by the farming industry and have always been a little jealous when driving through farm country during harvest or planting season. As a kid, I was active in FFA and took many AG classes in hopes of having a career in agriculture but instead I opted for the power industry. I'm retired now but still have a strong work ethic and hope to possibly work for a farmer here in the south some day.
Onyx is becoming quite the hunter, something else I'm passionate about. You are very fortunate to have such a great family around you. Keep up the great informative and entertaining videos and stay safe.
Loved your TV blurb...U R D Best .Steffes tip excellent source
Nice to see you being emotionally attachted to your equipment. One probably can't avoid this from happening :-)
Not bad for being an actor being a farmer naming a row of tillage equipment "Tillage row"" I am truly empressed.
love the great video, Zach. Thank you
I like the way you let your tool down to let your dirt go through
Greetings from a future agricultural engineer! Also, Jim is back at it again!
Sea foam is the best I’ve ever used works great
Hi Zach. It’s randy I’ve message you a lot and even sent you a post card. Every video you put out gets better and better! You are my favorite farmer!!
Good to see ya got good weather and the Bison jerky is awsome.
I like the long video's. Thanks for bringing us along.
Cool seeing you on the news zach
That was a fantastic video loved it you are the greatest thank you and for sharing and your. Time can't wait for next
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting.
Well Zach, I thought you were close to being stuck. Would have been humorous asking Jim to come and pull you out. Oh well, it happens. Been there done that. You did a good job getting out of the mud.
Love the door handle on the new tractor. Works great. That is the way it goes, always something to fix. Getting equipment ready for winter is always a busy job and takes a while. I see the combines need cleaning yet. That takes a while.
Sorry about the kitten. But like you say, that is farm life for you. Thanks for helping the girls.
A little surprised you are doing tillage yet. But understand wanting the stocks cut down before planting time.
Please say hello to your dad. Sorry we will not see him on video for a while. Dad, you enjoy Arizona time!!!!!!!
About it for now. You be safe and take care. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything.
The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
Now that’s the way to go back and forth in the field!😁
Thank you guys
So glad to see you enjoy Derek as well!
Great Millennial Farmer Video, thanks for sharing
Glad that you & @vicegripgarage got to Collab a little before he moved to TN.
Around mpls the word is the post office held a hiring fair for the holiday season help and not enough people showed up. So if a post office needed 20 seasonal workers they could of got 3. So you can figure how long it is going to take to get packages out of the buildings and to your door. I talked to my postman and they are not allowing vacation days from November 1 to at least December 31.
Another excuse by the USPS to provide sub-par service...
If they got rid of the vaccine mandate that would help. Im glad I work for a small business.
Thanks for the video there Andy much appreciated
Sorry about the kitten, nothing is more important than taking time to comfort and hold your children when they need you most.
Poor kids, broken hearts I'm sure.
Watching VGG while in the field. What a riot!
I think that 'I'm sorry Derek, it was all we had on the shelf' was directed at VGG too.
Hey Zach nice video keep up the great work
Sorry for your loss
Thanks for the video I really enjoyed about your blessing for your work helping people enjoy money easy money
It's nice to have stuff put away for Winter!
I must come down you sir ,on being g able to multitasking n deal with the issues that come up while you are trying to farm.Some people are very good at what you do n I commend you for those abilities.Thank to you n your family for helping g to feed America n the world. I come from a family of farmers ndo know your difficties. Thank you again thanks for the great videos .
Some times it seems that the more successful you become, life negates it by becoming more complex and less satisfying. You are doing good.
That Zach Johnson actor was great in that "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" moment. Very nostalgic.
I'm working along side a 9620R at work it's pulling a scrapper an man that thing has loads of power. It's a beast. We are turning 10k acre of farm land into a 10k acre Levy. Down here in FL.
In regard to DEF: I work in long haul trucking; unforutnatley we've had more units than desireable "fenced" due hiring concerns/driver shortage. Anyway, turns out there's something to be said about DEF "expiring" after months of non-use causing exaggerated and similar aftertreatment issues to we see all the time with DEF equipment. I don't know if there's a stabalizer, like you'd use with fuel, that helps that process. Just passing a heads up.
Our affected units sat during hot/humid summer months (2-4mos.) in the TN vellay without being refreshed w/ new DEF. Colder temps up in MN may not have the same effect. Something we learned this year, nonetheless...
Yeah the def system does NOT like the condensation from them hot humid days. Likewise that stuff freezes at about 10 degree or so. No stabilizer that I know of. Might be a good idea to siphon out if your gonna park em for a while.
Just have to take the DEF out as much as possible. Also never store DEF in direct sunlight. DEF is a 32.5% Urea solution, it usually has a shelf life of somewhere around 12 months. When DEF sits too long (especially in direct sunlight), the Urea will evaporate, wich leads to SCR issues.
Good job bro! I am a truck driver, I started watching your videos, I really like it
I just watched you on the news great job
Don’t forget the globe on the strip tiller!
Nice news interview
Re: Strip till. I admire the perseverance, still I think to be successful you will have to accomplish two things 1) Alter your weather to get warm dry conditions 2) Change your soil type to sandy loam. I have faith in you and if you can pull this off, you will blow past 1 million subscribers. All kidding aside at some point the desire to succeed needs a reality check from the need to make money.
There are some things that are impossible to do, unfortunately for Zach, what he's trying to do, it's seasonal based and right now, it just isn't the right time even though season wise it is, weather wise, nope. Cheers :)
@@Ham68229 My point being that at his latitude, in his region, the chances that the season and weather will align correctly is slim. It is like the old timers here(Western Washington) talking about the sugar beet crop. Fall weather tended to be like it is currently, windy and wet, so there where more subpar to terrible years then good years to get the beets out of the ground. Eventually they gave up and moved on to other things as the money wasn't there.
Thanks Zach for turning me on to Vice grip garage
Millennial Farmer and Hunt to Front…ALL I NEED👍
I’ve just seen a new listing on the Steffis app, strip tiller, lots of investment and new mods, going cheap.
Impressed? Always!!
That's awesome you watch hunt the front they are from here in my home town love your videos!
HTF is awesome. I hope they keep growing and go full time Lucas Oil or WOO in the next couple years.
Grandpa had a rule, no equipment sitting outside during the harsh midwest winter. Our tillage row was in a machine shed .
That is a good rule.
Love seeing young men pumped about getting after them critters!!! Onyx might need to start him a hunting UA-cam channel!!!
wow..glad you got that much done. Do have you any plans for building a new machiney shed to keep your tools out of the weather during the winter. It would not need concrete floor and heat. Power and lights would be nice!!
Cool video..we just started our harvest last sunday But were just a small fries..about 25 acres of corn picking with an old 2 row picker & it went good the first 2 days but yester day we spent most of the day getting the 4x4 100 hp tractor unstuck then the picker,and cart then the picker had a bad clog..turns out it was a 1/2in peace of plastic stopping it & today the keep breaking a chain on the picker..Turns out the shoot is broke causing it...lol.. Its always something !
Hi Zach, awesome to see how its done on the other side of the world! was wondering if you have tried applying crop residue digester at all instead of post harvest tillage? I realize the cold temperatures might be a bit limiting this time of year im just amazed how important you guys find cultivation this time of year no matter the soil conditions (wet). I'm not being judgmental... just interested