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Chipping Wood 2023
Chipping tree tops with the Detail K2 OPC505AE
All this brush is from removing trees along a crop field border.
Wood chips are more useful than just piling the brush and burning it.
All this brush is from removing trees along a crop field border.
Wood chips are more useful than just piling the brush and burning it.
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Harvesting meadow hay by hand 360
Просмотров 32Год назад
Enjoy the sights and sounds of harvesting meadow hay by hand with a scythe. Rhythmic therapeutic exercise. Look around in 360°. I spread out the windrows on the way back to allow them to dry faster and more evenly.
Making hay by hand
Просмотров 602 года назад
Harvesting and baling grass hay without a tractor. I put up hay from areas around the farm that are too small or the ground too soft to get a tractor and machinery into. The process includes: 1) Cutting the grass with a scythe. 2) Raking and tedding (drying the hay by turning it over and spreading it out) with a pitchfork. 3) Collecting the dry hay with a pitchfork onto a wagon. 4) Making bales...
John Deere Buck Discing low ground
Просмотров 2543 года назад
John Deere Buck EX 500 5-speed ATV pulling a King Kutter 48 inch Disc. This is low ground that we cannot get a tractor into without getting stuck or leaving deep ruts. Lots of wet clay and peat soil. Disc has a repurposed pallet wood frame on top to hold the extra wheel weight. This helps cut through sod and hard clay. ATV has a lift kit and 30 inch tires, making it float over these challenging...
Harvesting Soybeans 2019 with John Deere 9600
Просмотров 6844 года назад
John Deere 9600 combine harvesting soybeans. Filmed with DJI Mavic Pro.
Raking hay with a John Deere 5320
Просмотров 1945 лет назад
John Deere 5320 pulling a H&S Action Rake. Recorded with DJI Mavic Pro
John Deere MoCo 946 cutting hay
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John Deere 8100 tractor pulling a John Deere MoCo 946 rotary mower conditioner. Recorded with DJI Mavic Pro.
John Deere 8100 pulling land roller
Просмотров 1005 лет назад
John Deere 8100 pulling land roller over soybean field. Video recorded with DJI Mavic Pro.
John Deere 8100 Seeding Soybeans with John Deere 7100 planter
Просмотров 8035 лет назад
John Deere 8100 Seeding Soybeans with John Deere 7100 planter. 12 x 30 inch row spacing, overlapped by half (net 15 inch rows). Video recorded with DJI Mavic Pro.
John Deere 5320 Seeding Wheat with John Deere Van Brunt Grain Drill
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.5 лет назад
Seeding spring wheat with a John Deere 5320 tractor and John Deere Van Brunt grain drill. Video recorded with DJI Mavic Pro.
Bowfishing stalking carp in flooded grass
Просмотров 965 лет назад
Conditions were just right for the carp to be all over this flooded grass field. Warm sunny weather over Memorial weekend made for a great bowfishing outing. I even scored my first double!
Bowfishing in a flooded hay field 2019
Просмотров 2035 лет назад
A flood at the end of May really gets the fish excited. Getting out there at just the right time as the water levels are rising makes for a great day of bowfishing.
Harvesting Wheat with a John Deere 9600
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.6 лет назад
2018 spring wheat harvest using John Deere 9600 combine harvester. Filmed using DJI Mavic Pro.
4K 360° RC plane fly along (belly mount)
Просмотров 4656 лет назад
Trying a different mounting location for the camera on the plane. Recorded with a Garmin VIRB 360.
RC plane vs. power line, crash and smash
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RC plane vs. power line, crash and smash
Harley Davidson Street Glide Special (2017) - demo ride
Просмотров 6987 лет назад
Harley Davidson Street Glide Special (2017) - demo ride
Bro the second oldest comment is 8 years ago what
Bro it’s 2024 now…
why not put the feeder speed up a bit, and you can also just throw in the bushes instead of waiting as eventually everything will get sucked in by the feeder. some of the downside of this machine (this machine is everywhere with diff brands, same build etc) is that its kinda slow so u have to wait, with one that takes 120mm for half the price and with drum instead of flywheel you can just drop them in and pick up next one, something you can do here too. seen this one jam up sometimes from videos of others on yt with the feeder, not sure if that's ur concern to not just throw more in there cause if there's a lot of branches there's no time to wait really. but nice video! im sure it would do just fine with faster feeding speed, it is supposed to drag down on the RPM when bigger sticks goes through thats normal in case thats what ur avoiding, these use sentrifugalClutch so its made to be pounded a bit. you find these with briggs and stratton engine and kohler like yours and also Loncin, same build for all. how long u had this ? did u have some jamming with the feeder yet ?
I have the infeed speed turned all the way up. You can see the controls at 1:25. Since this was a cold start, the oil is still pretty thick and slow. It does run a bit faster once it's warmed up. Jams will happen with any machine. Usually it's caused by a forked branch that won't flex into the opening. I usually identify those branches while I'm cutting and break them down in the right size. I have 60 hours on the machine so far. I've sharpened the blades twice and replaced 2 belts in that time.
oh okay, are you sure its on max cause thats pretty slow, most of these models are the same. if thats the case I would prob just head over to a regular one like DK Pro 6 etc which are 1000 usd cheaper ish and chips much faster and also bigger wood. well since you already got ur chipper, I mean I hope it goes faster when its warmer! else it's gonna take very long time to get things done! @@MuhaloTube
I was just wondering what you thought about the chipper and would you buy it again if you had to do it over? Thanks
Overall I am satisfied with it. The design of the machine is pretty good, the build quality is pretty good, but some of the components are just okay. It does not keep up with a Vermeer (like you might find at a rental place) but it's half the price as well. For the way I use it (disposing of tree tops during general land space maintenance), I would buy it again. If I was doing anything commercial like landscaping or tree care, I'd save up for a true commercial quality machine.
Thank you
skip to 2:25 where the ride starts! :)
The only mistake here was not waiting to sit further in the front. While the absolute front is THE best part of the ride because you get the 1-2 seconds of hanging over the edge and you can't see the track while the rest of the train's inertia catches up, really anywhere in the first 2-3 trains works and normally it's the same length of line as the rest of the ride except for the very front. When you sit closer to the back on Wild Thing, the first drop pulls you forward over near the top and it's kind of jarring/jolting. The back of the ride is much bumpier than the front too. Just a personal preference but I always sit nowhere past the first three trains and will wait an extra ride or two if the lines are longer. It's that much of a different experience. Source: Me - having VF season passes for many years and have ridden this ride more times than I can count. 😃
And I thought a 2 row mounted on a D-19 was fast. Hu
Good job paw paw. That looks so much more appropriate that seeing kids with a cell phone. Your making great memories that will last a life time. Well done Sir.
Never saw a 6620 run that fast.
That's the way your supposed to teach a kid
You might get a speeding ticket on a 2 cyl nobody's ever done that before !
I love that ride
Renagade is one of my favorite rides in Valleyfair.
call me crazy, but excalibur in the back car is the best.
Beautiful fields. We found your channel from a comment you left over on the Woodyard.
I was ten when I was allowed to take the John Deere out and spread manure by myself. I felt like a man. I'm 61 now and haven't felt that many times.
Beatiful!
Looks like she's running a little rich
I know i know, it's an old video at this point but..... Damn son, that's how you get corn on corn planting done! Just knock off 50% of this year's crop an get that "volunteer" corn next year! Hahaha
At that speed he is knocking corn on the ground
Wonder why he felt he needed to run in road gear
Not a fan of the renegade. Hurts my neck and back really bad every time. That's why i dont go on it
Cool vid.
Lot of corn left behind
That was cool!
Went on that ride...it was terrible I had my eyes closed the whole time!
holy shit you harvesting fast
man getting with program
man getting with program
I love this ride
me too
me too
I love this ride
this looks lit af 🔥
+steven John thanks
Cool
that looks scary
that looks scary
Anyone else picturing their butt coming out of the seats as you see it go up the hills?
Idk
LOL that's exactly what happens. The zero G you get at the bottom of the initial drop and going up the second hill is the best part of the ride. You literally fly up and your behind is completely off your seat for a few seconds. I've ridden this more times than I can count and that part still gets me. Rest of the ride is pretty standard steel coaster fare TBH - but is very very smooth.
Everytime I ride this, I am like flying out of my seat lmfao
love the season passes
Wow. A. Downy Woodpecker!
GCI at their finest!!!!!
jhoag293994, I have never seen an older Deere corn head keep up with a black Gleaner corn head. This one in video proves they can't take the speed. Look at how it is whipping the stalks forward. That right there throws cobs forward. Anybody can see that.
+MuhaloTube, you've got to try Steel Venom. It is the scariest ride at Valleyfair. The only rough spot of it is during the 2nd backwards launch. Other than that surprise hard stop during that part, it's a coaster that will make you laugh hard.
The Scariest Ride is the Power Tower
@@ruebee4334 also steel venom too
@@ruebee4334 The down version of Power Tower is only a little scary if you don't know the drop sequence. After going on it a few times you can easily count backwards in your head after you hear the brakes release at the very top and know when you're dropping. The up version isn't scary at all and actually feels exhilarating like flying. For my money, it's Steel Venom all day.
How extreme is the first 130 ft hill? Just wondering since I'm going to do this coaster tomorrow!!!!! So excited, but a little scared.
The first drop on wild thing is actually 205 ft.
How was the ride
@@sahv. how would they remember that was 6 years ago
@@wydhulk8452 😂😂
That is a good looking combine. I am glad to see one running strong.
Lol I just went there today!!
how did you get all the video without them stopping you?
I-cam Xtreme sunglasses
MuhaloTube savage 😂😂😂
I was at that sale when that tractor sold I bid on it too.
Wednesday - Friday. May & June Friday night and Sundays during Halloweekends in September & October. Less lines.
Hey great video I stop by took your video and thought you did great job! I own a Grizzly 660 and my friend has a Arictic 500 we just like have fun and taping video when we can! :-) Hey keep the great videos comming it nice to see what other folks are doing in Quad world!
1:57 OMG WIGWAG OH YEAH!
On the family farm.