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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2020
- Farm Auction Preparations-We're selling several pieces of equipment
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Anyone who watches this channel knows how well you take care of your equipment. They should find some great buys at your auction.
That W900 is a great looking truck, sad to see it go! And we love the Wilson trailers
Will miss seeing something other than a red.... truck... that is. 😉👍👍
Congrats to you and the Mrs.!
Happy Anniversary! My wife and I had ours last Monday. We both forgot. She remembered it the next day. My bad.
Great job on the Farm Focus Veteran fund raising.
Awesome job with the other farmers and veterinarian teaming up with farm focus and helping the veterans!
Thank you for thinking of and helping veterans!
I really don’t know why I find this so engaging, but I do! Thanks to all of the Farmers out there who do what you do.
We have Wilson and timpte at work. 5 timpte and 3 Wilson. Wilson’s are holding up better for us
You actually sell things... we just leave them in the fence row till they disappear
I don't agree with that action sir things can have another life not everyone can buy expensive and modern equipment and old school equipment is good
@@nunopereira265 most likely he was being facetious...
Edit I am fully aware of the tree row deal, I just think the sarcasm was missed lol😂
Ahh so it was your BBQ that Zac passed by last year
Wait what. You mean I can sell or auction stuff off,dang gumit. Fence row bling.
That's a common practice 🤣
Happy anniversary! Love the channel. Keep up the good work. I’m ready to see some harvest vids.
We have been running Wilson’s as long as I can remember. Been good trailers, we use them all year, and extremely Tuff
Great update on the "Farm Auction" Zac, thanks Tony
Happy anniversary!
Awesome guys. Thank you so much for helping the Veterans 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Happy Anniversary! I really hope you take your wife to a nice dinner, and have some flower ready at the table. We have to work hard, but never forget to take care of our dear ones. Wish you all a great August, and hope it will be a good one on the farms, and in the Citys . Best wishes from Jan in Norway
"It's 8pm, and my anniversary, I suppose I'm to go home" ...Don't sound to depressed. LOL
He should not sound very depressed because he is probably going to get a little action on his anniversary.
@@trendinvestor2893 He does, he doesn't. He has a beautiful wife. He was lucky he was able to merry up to her level. LOL....
@@Jesse_Jessie_James I agree divorce is a messy job. I've been involved in one myself. Best of luck, hope you get a judge that sides with you.
@@Jesse_Jessie_James Just damn Wow! What a situation!
I’m sure the Little boss has something to say
Love "Jet" trailers, there rounded bottoms empty completely, even in high moisture corn!
We also run jet and they work really good. Both are pretty old but still run perfectly.
We have a jet and it sucks. We love our Wilson.
Farmed on small plots in Ohio here as a kid so I guess I am living vicariously thru your vlogs. Good job in your productions you present your work and yourself nicely
Love the sound of the MM. Brings back a lot of memories
my jacks dont freeze up, I use Amsol HD metal protect. it has a wax in it to hold the oil in the jack and keeps it greased
Happy anniversary
We have timpte wilson and jet trailers on our farm in SW Indiana. We have had the fewest problems out of the Wilsons.
Happy Anniversary and thanks for all you do
I lived in Wilson country (HQ in Sioux City, IA) for over 30 years and most farmers around the little town I grew up in had them and really liked them.
Does that diecast tractor come exactly like that one with the collectable missing flasher on the fender lmao 😂😂 jk love the vids man keep up the great work happy anniversary God bless you and your family
I should have read more comments before I asked the same question.
Happy Anniversary 👍🏻
I know there's a silver, gold, diamond, paper, cloth, I think flowers, but which one is the ice cream?
We love our Wilson’s. Very dependable trailer and very forgiving when you cut the turn too short 🙂
Proud to be part of the 5% 65 and over demographic watching you videos, My mother's side of the family had a farm in Oshawa township Nicollett county just west of St Peter off of st rd 99 and county road 13 was in the family from the 1840's until 1960's/Before I die I am going to visit it again and would love to see your operation
I was waiting for you to say “Thuuuunder” after you said that you didn’t need both tanks.
The new EBY trailors are awsome
Happy Anniversary with many many more happy years of new memories to be made. God bless you and your family.
Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Millennial Farmer
I hope you put the This was owned by the actor that plays the Millennial Farmer premium. Your famous now and can tack on a couple hundred.
Wilson Commander is a good trailer.
Looks like things have gotten busy around the farm. With the auction and all. All of you be safe around the farm. 👍☕️🍀
I like when you were showing the grain cart and there’s a little sticker on it near the remote for the tarp, and it’s a picture of a guy in the grain yelling help😂 such details when it comes to safety
Lode King's are always good and sound trailers.
Nah fam Wilson trailer is the way to go
I’ve always had good experiences with lode king
@@Drewstruckspotting nah my bruh it’s clearly Lode King.
Wilson trailer is just right down the road from you in Sioux City. Could be a helpful selling point.
Wilson customer service and warranty in my experience this last year is a complete joke save your time and money stick with Timpte.
i just bought a timpte cuz it was 5k cheaper
Zach , happy Anniversary to your and your wife . Farmers must hate dealing with batteries ? You guys have a really nice family farm , everything is always clean and neat and well maintained . I’m happy I got to see a little of your dad , who I really like and a little bit of the next generation farmer Eila .
Congratulations on your anniversary.....God bless you and your family
ive been trucking for more than 30 years, stay with tempte
That’s interesting. All of the company’s around us are switching to wilson and even the new ebys and getting away from Wilson. To each their own I suppose
Tanner Hulmes Wilsons tend to be the trailer of choice as well here in ND
I would stay with a Wilson or a Timpte they are double walled and can take the flexing of going in and out of the field. And if weight isn't an issue Jet makes a good hopper.
For the extra weight Jet is pretty durable. We got some leased land with some pretty tight approaches, hanging quite a bit of rubber on the rear duals of the trailer in the air with no damage to the hoppers or the fifth wheel.
We like the stoughton grain trailer, has toggle switch lights on hopper doors for uploading at night, nice big hoppers too on the 42 footer
Thank you for helping out the veteran farmers that is totally awesome. Love your videos and happy anniversary to you and your wife may you have many many more. I will stick with Tempe trailers they are good reliable trailers you probly already have parts form so I suggest sticking with what you know works good
You dont make videos fast enough zach your my main entertainer and I watch the videos so quickly
He don’t edit them Becky does. Sooooo Becky how about a few more videos and say couple more pod casts. I’m stuck in a truck with nothing to listen to .
Sometimes I binge watch Zachs videos. I liked and find interesting watching how the videos evolved from the beginning.
Wilson and Demco are valuable brands and last long
Don’t be fooled. Demcos are junk.
We've had a Wilson for ten years. Move around 60,000 bushels per year. No troubles yet except tires and a torn tarp.
Jason Elsing I mean thats what u get when u run that many bushels through it
We’ve had really good luck with our Wilson pacesetter its 30 years old and still runs amazing
I saw your article in the “Successful Farmer” magazine.
Hello from north east Montana.
Have a good day.
Happy anniversary becky and Zach
My wife and I been married now over 31 years
What a clever low key kind of way to get semi trailer company's to offer you a sponsorship deal.
Exactly the angle I thought he was working too. I run 2 Merritt trailers build last century......lube them with penetrating oil I buy myself.
Cough cough *Demco* (i think that's the company)
@ tim nichols EXACTLY, Yup seems like the millennial way...social influencer’s everywhere think they are entitled to free stuff because they “mention” a company’s stuff in their videos.
@@1DirtyMutt because its their jobs.. You sound incredibly misinformed. His mentioning a product has a more effective ROI then commercials because of the relationship cultivated (farm pun intended) with his audience.
@@jonathanr7705 Yet the intended/majority of his audience is not farmers...
Hi Zach, Happy Anniversary to you and Becky. She is a wonderful partner and a great Mom to three adorable children. Well done. Well done. - Dean from Edina
My family has a farm up in New York and we use Wilson trailers. We love them. Low maintenance and very easy to use. The slide tracks for the doors need cleaning and lube every now and then but other then that it’s a great trailer. They offer a air brake tank so if you pull the trailer behind a tractor you can release or set the brakes.
Auction time ... Many hundreds of hours spent over the years at Auctions. Some amazing buys and a few buys I Don't Ever talk about ... lol
The auctioneer was one of those golden tongue devils?
More like I didn't Inspect items or bought them Sight unseen ( sealed boxes and crates .. Buyer beware ...
Auctions are where rap music originated from.
A dead battery?! Who would've guessed! MF farms never has batter problems ! Lol
Post corrosion worst enemy of battery life.
Happy anniversary. Hope you enjoy many more. Great news your selling obsolete iron. Can't wait for harvest.Great vid as always.ThankQ.TkEZ>UK
We absolutely love our trail king all aluminum trailers. We haven’t had any problems with them, and they’re super light. You can get a 41 footer, 102 inch wide by 72 inch tall, easily holds 60,000 pounds of corn without too much heaping, and the trailer weighs less than 10,000 pounds empty.
Farm auction preparation: “oh we can’t sell that, we might need it.”
“But we don’t even own that piece of equipment anymore!”
“The neighbour might need it.”
Nooooo, you can’t sell the flatbed! That was supposed to be for your daughters Prom! 😭
Happy anniversary and we have Wilson semi trailers.
Wilson’s are my favorite by far especially with the strap doors.
We use jet and Neville built heavy metal trailers way cheaper than Wilson and timpte
MN Moline rebuild ...who would like to see that this winter?? all new paint and lights and updates????
It's being considered!
Welkers will rebuild it if Zac does all their spraying lol
We used to have a timpte but the back axles locked up and couldn't be released no matter what anyone did. We took it to many shops and in the end sold it and bought a Wilson pacesetter. We love the Wilson. We also have an old jet 600 bushel trailer that we pull with our IH S1900 single axle semi. We've had it for years and it's now on its last leg as it's rusting out in spots.
Happy Anniversary. This city boy likes all your big-boy toys. Your dogs are nice too.
Not the W9 :( #sadday..... but glad its #raceday
3:00 Andy on the mic
My dad has run Wilson’s since he started trucking grain in the 70’s. Started with flat floor grain trailers very good trailers with good design they clean out real well and hold a good resale value. But honestly anything that hauls grain is a good trailer. Plus the smaller grain trailers are built in Lennox,SD
Nice day up in Minnesota
Great work sir
USA is proud of our Farmers
Thank you
Check out Jet Co rounded hopper bottom trailer's.
Do you have any thoughts on the EBY trailer. They have a nice line up on Instagram
JET has a new design for the Aluminum trailers. They build them right here in Humboldt Iowa, and they are a great family run operation. I have 3 Jet trailers, and I would recommend them as they seem to hold up well for me on the farm. The oldest trailer I have is a 1996 steel trailer and it will last me a long time.
How is Jim doing i didt see him in a while?and can you do a quick machinery tour.
Love the quick snaps. Excited to use it this fall!
When i worked for my local Co-op I always pulled Timpte trailers and I had no complaints about them. I worked in agronomy and drove truck for our elevators during the off season, the full time grain haulers all pulled Wilson trailers and i didn't hear anybody complain about them, but they have a plate above the ICC bar that has "Wilson Pacesetter" laser cut out of that, and we had that replaced with our company name, so we got a little extra advertising out of them. The Timpte I pulled was rented from a customer, so it had the smaller hoppers in it for getting in and out of fields, so I ran into issues there, especially in the winter and we had permits for 88,000 gross weight. Long story even longer, trailers are dirt nasty simple and hard to mess up, I would go with the newest trailer at whatever your budget is in the hopper/length combination that you need. No matter what brand of trailer you buy Meritor or Hendrickson are the ones that probably made the suspension and brake systems, and as long as you don't run into anything that is about all that can go wrong in a trailer, other than typical electrical problems which are pretty basic in trailers.
I recommend Dakota hopper bottom trailers! Love em! Reliable and nice.
I really like the all new EBY trailer. They have a nice line up on Instagram
@@TheFarmingLife you better like it because it's value with go down Faster than a Timpte or Wilson come time to update down the road.
How much for the semi
Wilson has always been our go to trailer we have 24 of them and have always loved them, we have had tempte before and switch to Wilson and will never look back
Happy anniversary Becky and Zach!!
Why did you sell a pre emission
truck!!!!
Who else was sad when he said there selling the w900 :(
I would buy it if I had money. And a use
It will make somebody an excellent farm truck.
Nah I used to have a w9..... great truck... but over rated... lol way better options out there...
me to 😞
Marlin Brubacher I gotta second that. W9’s are the ideal truck for someone else to own and drive. I always loved them till I got in one with that junk Cummins crap and between it being a complete pos engine the truck rode like hell and overall was just way overrated. Nowhere near the level of say a 379, a flat top classic, or hell even a t600
Congrats on the Anniversary!!!
Can’t go wrong with Timpte or Wilson. I’ve used both and never had any problems. Would recommend getting a tag axle, not sure what limits are in Minnesota but adding one more axle pays for itself pretty quick if you’re hauling long distance. Helps keep the resale value as well.
11:02 looks as if the other side to the rng ramp is missing
We need more millennial snapping finger action
Yeah. Intro "snap" outro. Vids done in less than 3sec. Wsy to go!
RoisinT2 that’s perfect, I can now get back to my farming duties
Very lame
Happy Anniversary Zach and Becky.
A big hello from Ireland love your Vlogs.
Stick with tempte.. you won’t like Wilson’s strap door design with as much road trash and ice you run in
What would your thoughts be on the EBY trailer.
Also the rack & pinion gears on the Timpte are bigger heavier than the Wilson or Corn Huskers. I have had to replace them on the last two. I also think Timpte's handle rough terrain with out structural cracks better than the Wilson.
We use Wilson Pacesetter grain trailers. 42', we love them. We have 7 of them.👍👍😀
Did you get to see the new EBY grain trailers.
@@TheFarmingLife No I haven't. Will check them out.
@@scottpykare801 www.mheby.com/
@@TheFarmingLife Thank you 😃
We just got a Wilson in 2018 it was a year old and it's super nice. It's got electric traps and tarp that work off a remote which is really nice to keep the driver away from the dust. They also have the extra tail lights up top which add to the safety factor when they are parked on the side of the road late at night during harvest. It was our first air ride trailer too which is sweet although pretty well everyone offers that. Wilson also has several lighting packages for the sides. Looks pretty slick too.
My dad ran a hopper bottom trucking company for 3 decades and we ran nothing but tempte super hoppers! Best trailer you could buy we tried various other brands and ALWAYS had problems! We even broke a Wilson in half.
will you do a live stream when your fs19 map comes out
Unlikely. He’s said multiple times he doesn’t play video games
It’s out
Don’t sell the MN Moline!!
He NEVER will
Never!!
They are selling the Moline as a diecast 1/64 model though!!!
kyle p. WANT
@@MillennialFarmer does that diecast come with or without the Flasher lens? LOL, I used to overhaul the engines on them, when I was a Youngster. Does that model have a 6 cylinder with individual heads for every two cylinders? I often wondered if that was to make it easier on the mechanic, or less chance of a larger head warping.
You reallly have the best work ethic---SO be sure to relax bunches on your vacations!
My grandpa has always ran Wilson's. He always had Chevrolet's and John Deere tractors....so I think it's safe to say he knew what he was talking about😉 I always see Wilson's going down the road also.
Love the old tractor! I have some vids of a 1956 MH50 I'm restoring as we speak. Keep up the good work,we all need you guys!
wilson for us. they are well built trailers and dont crack out like tempte. especially if you load out of a corn pod with a front-end loader
Happy Anniversary! Can’t believe you’re kicking the KW to the curb!
Happy anniversary and God bless
Some really cool stuff! Love the sound of that Minneapolis Moline!!
Hey Zach we just recently purchased a new EBY grain trailer. Hoppers are very nice with large rollers and can grease each one individually. We got a 34ft 96/72. Easy to get in and out of fields and can easily load 1100 bushel corn and 1000 beans. Also does not have straps down the middle instead has a pole in the tarp to eliminate having to always hit the middle of trailer.
I used to use WD-40 in 55 gallon drums, we wiped down the rotor blades on our helicopters down in New Iberia, La. On a new product I bought a can of WD-40 "Specialist" Protective White Lithium Grease. Sticks to stuff real well, like bike chains and such... Pretty good stuff.
Love to see the MM putting in work...