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Love that. Brian saying he’s going to be fine one day as Cole is swinging in the gate like a 5 year old!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You two men are awesome. Thank you for sharing
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" but not yet"! Snicker snicker.
I have to make another comment , When Brian said he's going to be fine without me but he ain't there yet (I'm still laughing )
Well said!
It was classic!
As Cole plays on the gate behind him ... 🤣🤣
@@JudyJudyJudy44 That's not playing, that's quality and strength testing. Our instructor had us weld a nut to sheet metal and then screw a bolt through the nut until it pushed the hole through the sheet metal to test to see if the weld would break before the metal gave!! Amazing how strong Silver Soder is.
Brian: "He's gonna be fine without me someday."
Sees Cole taking a ride swinging on the gate like a little kid.
"But, he's not there yet."😂
"#1 long rod, because I was good in all positions."
Now that's some funny shit right there!
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Especially that expression look Cole made. 🤣
Pretty sure # 1 Long Rod was a Japanese porn star. I've heard anyway..
I was going to say something about that comment, too. There is not much left to cause a giggle when you reach my age.
That's what she said
Never ever think knee pads arent the way to go. Your older self will appreciate it.
Word of the day Aglet.
Was there a "moist" in this video?
Brian you raised a good one!
Moist is one thing you don't want when working with a Lincoln welder in the field. Built a similar round Corral and chutes for a friend. Did it in the winter time with wet slushy snow on the ground , and the old gray Lincoln welder though. Thought the Rubber overshoes and leather welding gloves would insulate me enough until I drop down on one knee to get the bottom rod Fastener welded. Fell over to the side shaking like a leaf at first Ark.!.! "I don't claim to be smart , but I am a pretty good welder".
@@earlhollar1906 Alot of the videos cole will find a way to work a "moist" in. Moist is a word that ppl don't like to hear.
I agree take care of your knees while your still young
Did they teach you in welding class that it was safe to weld between your legs? As a Mom and a nurse, I'm curious!
Brian your wife and yourself have raised an amazing man. Nice to see people being raised to be decent hard working respectful people.
Cole. I hope your joking about bed bugs.
If not. Run your finger along the seam of the piping and if you get black or blood. Your in trouble. Cause it's a choir to deal with bed bugs.
Red ant powder posion kills them. Put some in the seams of the matress and other areas they hide for a couple of days then vacume it out.
Use a commercial steam cleaner you rent at a local big box store then let it dry.
Hot wash all clothing and bedding with the point then repeat twice to wash that out.
The same poisin is good for roach and other pests that are difficult to get rid off.
Including mice of all things.
Just sprinkle it where they track.
It's seriously nasty stuff.
That's a South Florida hack.
Cole, be careful welding like that. One slip and you're not having children.
Cole I wonder how it will sound to the ER doctor when you explain how your junk caught fire.
@@michaelg.5862 gave new meaning to the term Hot Pants
@@michaelg.5862 if a piece of slag can burn through a zipper fly on denim jeans. It deserves to cauterize both layers as it passes through. All Cole has to do is hand the doctor that ring Tiffany got him for his nose and say there you go.
being a welder over 50 years, id be damn proud of your welding knowledge, and skills! your welding positions... NOT SO MU
CH!!
He could use a little spacer knowledge. For the hinge welding amazing what a 1/2 x1/2 by 3 inch spacer will do for a hinge
Could avoid welding so close to his nuts.
@@fuzzz5213 amen!!
@@fuzzz5213 he will when that first chunk of red hot slag lands there.
Yeah a hot spark on the ding ding will change some of those
You could drill and tap in grease zerks into the outer hinge seams it would swing a little easier
i was gonna say the same thing
Was going to suggest the same, as that’s how we lubed our stockyard gates.
Nah, just squirt used motor oil on them
WD40. Solves the problem
@@909drummachine but washes out easier than grease. I always used some marine blue grease (boat trailer wheel bearing grease) for cattle yard gates.
Brian wins with the subtle "Tommy Boy" reference... "Not so much here, or here... But riiiight here"
Unrelated to that, Cole talking about eating beef for lunch made me think of that old beef commercial that said "beef, it's what's for dinner." I always felt like they were under selling beef. They should have said "beef, enjoy eating it with every meal!" Or something along those lines. 😂👍 Talk about a missed opportunity. 🤷♂️
Brian, great closing statement.
Just so ya know ! Sonne Farms is our number one search on UA-cam! Bahaha . Corbin it’s his fault lol 😆
"#1 Long Rod, good in all positions!".......OK now you're just bragging!!!! LMAO
Brian put some pour on him to get rid of those bed bugs!🤣 those are some fine looking gates.
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Says "Whos gonna make fun of my knee pads" then persists to weld between his legs like he's looking at a mole he found that is worrying him! LOL love it
I was kinda worried for him when I saw that!
OMG 😂 This video was soo awesome! I think I should give you a heads up Cole; Your Mom is gonna be like COLE SONNE I can’t believe you said you think you have bed bugs on your channel what were you thinking 🤔 😂 Cole:” I was called #1 Longrod because I’m good in any position “ 😂😂😂 That’s definitely gonna be a plus!!😂 Dad: He’s gonna do fine without me someday but he’s not there yet!! Lol 😂 this was a great video 🙋♀️💗
A friend of mine says he gets all of his vegetables when he eats his steak.
Your symptoms are exactly what happens when you have bedbugs !🪳🪲🦟🕷🐜
I’m not sure the crotch welding technique is OSHA or intern approved. Nice looking welds - every school should offer welding in high school.
#1 long rod obviously did some preparatory work at the 5&6 grade school dance. What a weird time to be alive indeed.
Cole! Anyone can weld with a wire feed welder,,,, but stick welding,,,, that separates the men from the boys. Egg-cellent work! She ain’t goin nowhere 👍🏼
Nah, plenty of people can arc weld. Gas welding and brazing are lost arts...
@@tylermallory2504 my dad and I did it all the time on stock tanks. The only thing you have to remember is to do it outside in a stiff breeze or have a fan pointed at your head to blow that galvanized smoke away from your helmet, and remember when your brazing with acetylene not to use an oxidizing Flame. Oh yeah and lots of flux!
Big Chief No.1 Long Rod is gonna end up with a scorched baggie if sits on the floor welding between his legs like that but at least he won't be re fighting the battle of wounded knee again because of the knee pads he wore while grubbing around on the floor.
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I never knew welding had so much innuendo...
But he's not there yet..(as he swings by on the gate). Classic... 😂☘️🇺🇸
Outstanding job. That welder is so cool, ere, figure of speech.
One of Brian's best last words to end the video...
Well Cole atleast you can weld. I have mastered the fine art of getting 'LIT UP' by the welder! I am not fond of having permanent orange hair that smokes!............Cole ya need to teach me how to weld, I stink at it. Atleast you'd get $20 and hour as a welder. I'd have to pay somebody to let me weld for them, plus like you say "If you have a grinder you don't need to be a Welder"...LOL!
You guys are hilarious!!! Great job, great vlog 💪💪💪
Cole as a welder and fabrication person I have drilled the hinge pipe and tapped it for a grease zerk. It stops the squeaky. Field in Michigan
01:38 Just weld the end the tape measure to the corner won’t fall off…problem solved
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Lots of tape measures!
The notification came up while I was looking at your weather and radar. Been praying for rain for y'all. Hope it's not too late.
Cheers from NC.
Hey Cole, here is a suggestion for a winter project. Build your self some steel saw horses with flat tops that you can clamp stuff to. It will be a lot easier to work standing up than bending over to the floor. When i started my first cabinet shop, the first thing i did was build a bunch of sturdy saw horses to build stuff on. I also use a big assembly table. The saw horse idea migh be better, you can stack them out of the way when not in use, you could also get an airless sprayer and prime them with rust proof primer while they are on the horses.
hello keith
how are you doing
DUDE!!! Quit kneeling on concrete without the pads!!. you're still rehabbing that knee... Great work on the gate project! UA-cam Likes This ^
Run the 7018 going up hill to keep from getting slag inclusion (the holes and dimples in the weld bead). Basically gravity will help pull the slag away from the weld pound and from where you are going to weld.
Number One Long Rod, Deep Penetrating....Cole, you're killing me. Keep it up.
Or...better not....with that flashy light show goin' on near the family "future?!👀🤣😂🤣🤠🙃😬😎👍
Well Son, it aint no roll of dimes, but its better than I can do. Most of my welds look like grapes. Ya done a good job Festus, keep up the good work. And by the way, I love my beef.
Built SOOO many gates and cattle yards on Aussie cattle stations and dairy yards.
Always welded my verticals bottom up, you look to be going top down.
Bottom up always filled better and have a better bead and finish.
Try it. 👍🏻
I'm very impressed with your gates Cole....great work.
I say if and when you ever meet up with the Welker boys near a welder. You and leg arms do a little welding competition. Lol.
Hey Cole, you were welding a little close to the family jewels ... brave man
7018's run good flat but on vertical you need to run them uphill
Cole, speaking of lunch, you might tell Brian those edibles are working and looks like they have improved his appetite! 😂
I like to watch farm related videos mainly because farmers for generations have been Fixing and Fabricating, hence the term “ Farm Fix “. The other day I watched a video by KyFarmerman titled Millet Tour, Fence is done. In it his dad has came up with a simple yet effective home build tool to keep barb wire spacing on new fences consistent while also holding the wire in place when fastening. When you see it you will go wow so simple why didn’t I think of that.
I'm so proud of you, you made this video very interesting, I've watched other clips done by other's obviously, but they are into " buying " all that they need, and here you make what you need... Great Job.
I thought i had bed bugs too, it wasnt, it was those very tiny Knat like critters, they bite you outside during the day and flair up later on and they leave a welt like mosquito and come on Man, sweep the whole floor out of that building, Love the videos you put out as well :)
...sand gnats......
Noticed you didn't put the knee pads on while working on the second gate Cole. Take care of yourself!
I didn't think they made anything with a choke anymore. Took me back to my first car days especially first thing on a cold morning.
Cole, so in SD a tickle measurement the same as a skosh in IA? (a small amount) LOL
Cole.... FYI.. NEVER give somebody the ammo needed by letting them know what they called you in high school. And, since life is always a " continual lesson", I will show the crew at the Elks Club this video after our weekly drinking team practice so they too will be able to offer comments about both your nickname and your " rod usage" procedure. I'm sure they will be able to provide both constructive criticism as well as that " homespun wisdom" that us Ohio folk are known for after either another Cleveland Browns disappointment or a keg party at Neighbor Ned's. I will post their " helpful" suggestions as well as their utterances before at least 2 of the team slowly assumes " total flexibility" after 8 beers and slides under the Foosball table.
hello alex
how are you doing
@@jennifersmith842 Hi Jennifer how's that Joey Trib line working for you? Do you use that sultry accent, "how's ya doin"? Or the straight up , "how are you,... doing"?
Drill those hinges and add a grease fitting, spray lube is not going to make it. Nice job guys.👍👍
I'm glad to see you finally got knee pads, especially when you're working on concrete.
They can make fun of your knee pads all they want but at least you'll be able to walk the next day.
Knees and concrete don't mix.
Standing on the end of the gate, very impressive COLE! And don’t forget, practice, practice, practice! Looks like you’re close to get it right!
Cracking ending Dad. That was brilliant.
Nice job! A farmer must have many skills. Especially the small farmers. You are not small but very versatile.
Dang Cole, those are some pretty sweet gates. AND, if yall ever buy a giraffe, he wont be able to jump them 😉
if yo build a giraffe cage you put the gate on its end. ho ho
I would recommend drilling a hole in each hinge and putting a grease zerk in there, all our gates have grease zerks and it’s keeps the gates moving a lot smoother longer
0:57 Are those the chairs from the dance that hurt you? Do you keep them as a reminder? It's okay to let go, Cole.
i laid a lot of pipe in my younger days. Not so much anymore.
Nice work. That’s a good lookin gate. Too bad UA-cam doesn’t have that much pride in their work.
Nice gates. Ever considered putting a grease fitting in the hinges?
It sounds like you're high school welding class was a lot of fun.
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That was a great video and yes you do build a nice gate, that will last a lot longer. Very educational too. Will be back for the finish.
hello david
how are you doing
hello david
how are you doing
Sonne. Thanks for the food (Beef) I eat. And thanks for the laugh's !.......Canonsburg, PA.
“He will be fine without me someday” as Cole swings by “He’s not there yet”. PERFECT SONNE FARM CLOSING 🤣😃🤣😀😳👍
When kids riding the farm gate open
and swinging on the old hillshoist clotheslines ( mum for years you kids will break it )
it was still working perfectly it never broke
Australian childhood memories, swinging on the hills hoist and getting yelled at. My cousins did in fact bend theirs 🤣
I just got an ad during your video Cole. Morning Star "chicken" nuggets- "Made from Plants". Thoughts?
The Milwaukee fuel grinder has quite frankly changed my life. I just wish it had the speed of my corded ones. Can't have it all I suppose.
i dont think its right that plant based products can be called meat or chicken or have any part of those words in there descriptions. Dog food is in the next aisle.
@@briansonne814 I was just joking, but I share the sentiment. Normally y'all have actual USDA beef commericals in the middle of the episodes, so that one was waaayyy out of left field, but the timing was especially funny to me given Cole's lunchtime beef comments. I'll take it one step further though- I wouldn't feed that compost to my dog.
It's a head shaker- if we aren't supposed to eat meat, then why do companies spend so much time selling replacements that mimic it? Hmmm...
Thank y'all and God Bless for raising real food, so that I don't have to eat what my food eats.
"NO. 1 long rod - because you're good in all positions"
That sure made the coffee come out the nose,
hello bill
how are you doing
Put your welder on a pallet or other base but also put a strap around it. It’s a lot of money and it will take away the risk of tipping.
Winter project - Building a welder trailer that can be pulled by the UTV or pickup with the forks.
@@The_Charlie_Whiskey Smart. Keep telling Brian and Cole
@@The_Charlie_Whiskey that’s an even better idea than mine.
#1 long rod almost burnt his #1 long rod sitting like that welding...😂. Or am I the only one unlucky like that...lol
Not here, not here... But here... LOL
That was a great video. I love to watch someone else work. BTW - those gates are pretty. I was going to buy a 16 ft gate this sprin and my local wanted 925.00 for it. I switched to 2 8s at 325.00 each. I won't take too many gates to pay for that welder.
Glad you checked up on Young Guns, Brian. I was worried he was unsupervised! Cole, I'm rooting for you to get a Lincoln sponsorship.
hello ryan
how are you doing
At the very top of the gates, should read "Sonne Farms"! Glad to hear you're the "rod" master"! Hmmmm 🤣 🤣 😆 🤣 🤣 All positions huh? Roflmao
Nice work Cole Brian you crack me up👍👍🏴
I like your welding nickname. It's better than being called Slag. Great video as always !!!!!!!
Cole...beyond the tensile strength, the MAJOR difference between 6011's and 7018's is how each rod is stored between uses. 6011's are commonly called 'mud rods' because you can throw them in mud, wipe them off and weld. Not so with 7018's - they need to be kept clean and moisture free once the seal on the original rod container is broken. If used where the welding is subject to any structural inspection like x-ray, etc., 7018's are required to be kept in a heat oven. I've used 7018's in places where if the rod was dropped on the floor/ground, that rod wasn't used, it was recycled as scrap. I was a certified 4G structural welder - I haven't kept my certification for about 12 years now but I can still weld. For your application, your stick welding is just fine. And YEP, Lincoln welders are the best in my book. Don't mean to upset Hobart fans or those folks who buy from Harbor Freight. Oh...one other FYI, invest in quality welders chaps, your body will thank you in later years...well actually in current time too given your 'welding position' fabing those gates! Lastly, given your knee situation, get yourself some couch cushions to kneel on. Keep a bucket of water handy if the cushions catch some hot sparks. Just some suggestions...
Well ANOTHER GREAT ONE!!!! Yes Brian's wit and HUMOR !!!!! 2 👍 👍
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!!
I’m delighted to see you using knee pads!! You’re taking care of your future. Smart man...
Build a little trailer for that welder that you can pull behind you SxS and easily move it around the shop.
hello timothy
how are you doing
Add custom built "Cole" built gates to your new farm store. Much easier to build the exact dimension gate to specific farm field application, then to modify factory built gates. Could be a very profitable service and product to add to your farm store.
Hey Cole you are healing so amazingly quick, kneeling down on that new knee.
I’m 18 mths into a knee replacement and I can’t kneel at all. Your are in your 20s me in my 80s, could be the reason 🤣😂😂
Love your farm videos very cool welding 😎😎
6:40, go in to the. Buffalo feeding business, that gate will be PERFECT
Might need to put a solid rubber wheel on the opening end of the gate for additional support and to aid in ease of movement.
Ice and snow, that's all I got to say about that
not with the snow we get.
Mud and loose dirt don't make a good rolling surface for small wheels.
Did I actually hear Brian say "that;s a good looking gate, son..."......wow...big compliment from someone who rarely praises.
Saggage, is that the gate term or something to do with your nickname.
Nicely Done, Mom your boy needs a Roast to celebrate.....
Almost impossible to avoid Lincoln electric. I sold other brands for years. Every shop I ever went into had some type of Lincoln product. Good luck with your project
Cole man, your CLEAN mother doesn't have bed bugs in her nice home. U say that & U gonna end strung up in the tractor shed !!! What u got is little- bitsy biting spiders. All ranches/farms get 'em this time of year.🍁🍁🇨🇦
Yeah..i learned something by watching..thank you..
Nice corrals. Nice gates. Good job young Sonne. Old man trick: a 5 gallon bucket, or a milk crate is a great seat to steady yourself for low work. Probably doesn't translate very tough, but it's necessary for me nowadays. Maybe Lincoln will gift you a nice nomex gauntlet jacket? That'd be sweet.
Uncanny that every time you work in the shop, it's always at the same time of the day as the last time, & the time b4 that, & the.......🤪
Whew! Boy! This video should come with a warning, Cole. Found it to be some good spicy erotica today. I need some fresh air now.👍👍
Cole, protect those knees. Wear a sumo suit if you have to. Knee pads will always be better than the raw knee. I farmed, played pro Rugby and i'm heading in for a double replacement and i'm not even 50. Protect that back and those knees. Start lifting weights. Once you are healed fully start bulking up the arms, shoulders and legs.
Nothing beats a good stick set up when welding on rusty material .....Son, if you will permit me...I have been welding for over 50 years and it takes time, repetition and training to lay down a bead that will do the job as specified, and pass a beauty contest ...Will yours pass a beauty contest, no, but it will do the job as specified, and will sure as hell get the job done....Your welds don't look to bad ,so you continue on, confident that you possess the skills needed to maintain your farms needs.....#MoneySaved...
You've raised a good Boy there Boss. Hey, it's almost Busch Light time. I'm agonna sit here and read the comments and see if any welders have any more advice. As I drink my Busch Light. Have a great Day..
Well made and nice looking gates.... They'll be there for years to come.....👍
Careful with those knees, Cole. You don't need anymore problems. Keep those kneepads handy.
7018 - Your hinges could be welded with one pass using 1/8 7010 vertical up.
I like my steak and spuds! No grass for me.
Is anyone going to mention he did run the 7018 correctly? Vertical always go up hill. And it’s not a whip and pause rod.