2 More Tires Wrecked!..
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
I can imagine how badly the fellow feels. Bad situation. Your understanding is important, of course. Things will get better. Important that he stepped up, took responsibility and took the milk shift. That was nice of him. He certainly steps in no matter what.
I don't know man! Jan defended him WAY to much. Jan pushed all the blame on the guy; Jan is supposed to teach, so Jan was not taking responsibility in this case...
@@realemonful dude looks like u dont know how to take responsibility, you just push it on someone else. and stop pulling shit out of ur ass
Good employees are hard to find , special family understanding what happens in every day work , snow & all , thank you Jan & dad things happen , stay safe everyone !
Better take care of the employee This day and time people would rather lie than own up to a mistake that can happen to anyone working. Very good video
Your a good man to stand up for employee
you're
@@jwiereng Really dude? The grammar nazi stuff has kinda passed 🤷
You are good employers to acknowledge that your employee is a good one and that everyone makes mistakes not all employers are like that. You didn't finnish about the cow? What was it or are you not sure yet??
@@pamelanoirot1427the cow had a fever she is on antibiotics
@@jasonncoxx5837 good grammar is always good, but I'm glad that the employee was granted some grace in this situation.
Really nice to see you sticking up for your co-worker, just wonderful to see. All the best.
He didn't stick up for him... he BLAMED it on him!
@@realemonful He did not blame his worker. He stated that the worker admitted what happen and took responsibility for it AND was quite upset over the incident. Can't you understand plain English? Jan described the incident in detail.
@realemonful did you not hear him keep saying that he was the one who parked it and was to close, he didn't put all the blame on the employee he even said he's done it his dad has done it. Watch it again
@@pamelanoirot1427 He said it was close as he usually parked it. Fedder did NOT KNOW of the danger and, apparently didn't see the bolt heads projecting from the fence post. Jan made it clear, accidents happen. You can't operate big machinery without problems happening. He acknowledged that he (Jan) and his father have had bad things happen as well.
@@organbuilder272 Good for you, man! That's the way Jan should have said that!
I know that feeling when screwing up bad with someone else's equipment. Your heart drops, and you'll not feel truly comfortable in the job again for a good while. Then again just talking to people stresses me out. 😂
Either way you'll all get over it and life moves on. Besides if you didn't make mistakes you would never get better at what you do.
Crap happens, Fedder - you'll both look back and laugh one day at this. I'm sure Yan has a nice souvenir for you he'll make with those tires and rim.
Unless he loses everything because nobody told him!?!
Very mature way of handling an employee error situation. I've been in a managerposition in the past, and I always truely felt that it doesn't matter if an employee makes mistakes (provided they don't make them all the time of course). What matters is how they deal with an error. Sounds like Feder (sorry if I misspelled) handled it correctly in recognizing his error and owning up to it. Same can be said for you guys, you handled his error correctly aka "shit happens". If you don't want to make any mistakes, don't do anything.....
Very well said 👍👍👍
man....too bad about the spreader......no worries Fedder ! Stuff happens Love your attitude Jan...I'm sure Fedder appreciates it too ! (Hope I'm spelling his name right)
A powerfully told story Truth is stranger the fiction. You and your employee deserve gold medals. You talk and act like a man of dozens of years experience...but you are young, hard working, and have the rare gift of compassion. THANKS for sharing this story. Very very moving.
What a stand up crew of men, honest way to handle the situation all the way around. My heart goes out to Fed damaging someone else’s equipment but accidents happen to us all! Praying for a longer run of days with no farm accidents 😂❤
It is nice to see that there are people like you out there. A very good and calm reaction, both of you did the right thing. But i still got a question: Why not order three new tires now and keep the used one as a spare? Sorry if i overheard something, it is just meant as an honest question.
Hello Jan, yes such damage happens again and again, annoying, but as long as no animal or human is injured or harmed, you are still very lucky. I like that you stand by Him and care about His well-being.
Feder, accidents happen to everyone. Anyone who can say that they have never had an oops is likely not telling the truth. Large equipment does have larger costs associated with them. You work hard for some amazing people.!! Another great video Jan.
Thanks Jan for sharing another day at the dairy. Accidents occur unexpectedly either due to weather conditions, the workplace, malfunctioning equipment, etc. Although also because of the attitude of the employee, which I believe was not the case. So let's resolve the situation, turn the page and support the employee who has been loyal to the industry and did not intend to. ✌
He seems like the type of employee who will never make that mistake again and that's the best you can hope for. Good on both of you in handling the situation.
Wow. You are a wonderful human being, you stand up for your guys when they mess up. I wish I we're like you at that age.
Honesty and integrity on full display. I have been thinking about the cost of the tire and rim since you first told us. Then the door and now this. Talk about a rash of bad luck, they say it comes in threes so hopefully that is it. You have had a hell of a week, one you won’t forget any time soon. Sorry to see it all happen.😢
Fedor gets a pass since you screwed it up and parked his wagon too close. LOLOL Glad you found a more reasonable source for those tires. 2k a piece for those monsters isnt terrible.
A good employee that is responsible, goes above and beyond and accepts responsibility when something goes wrong is very HARD to find these days. As they say "stuff happens"....no shade from me! :)
To stop the loader door from breaking, weld a chain (put a piece of water hose over it) on the door to the door opening on the loader to stop the door before hitting the loader house.
You’re a good man. So is he.
Good Grief it's rough on the Prairie
Accidents happen. I wouldn't fire a guy because of a mistake. Good help is hard to find. 👍
Jan there is nobody more responsible and hard working than you guys . I know you would have quality people working for you also. With the amount of equipment you people run on a daily basis accidents do happen. He sounds like a great employee and work must go on. 👍👍👍👍
One of the great things about your channel is you show the good, the bad and the ugly.
You are correct-if you operate equipment, you will make a mistake sometime. I once smashed the door of our new machine shed with a disc....
Life on the farm is what we want. Good or bad. Keep the honest representation of what happens. I would ignore the voyeur's comments who suggest what you should do or not do with your employees. This content is compelling.
Stuff like that happens to everyone. We can all commiserate with him. Some day we can get t shirts.. The biggest issue is finding replacements, you got lucky. Have a safe year.
did the cow have a fever ? Tell Fedder for me he is still a great person and we all goof up from time to time . thank you
The only people who have never made any mistakes are those who have done anything! Kudos to both you and Fedder for how you handled this accident!
Correction: those who have not done anything! LM
Only way to avoid things like this is to sit home on the couch and do nothing. If you’re out there getting stuff done shit happens sometimes
Jan, great leadership!! ❤
A big construction company I worked for had a 2 dollar an hour bonus system and any preventable damage to equipment by operators was deducted. Getting 5k extra at Christmas every year was great. Stuff happens, part of learning.
....it happens. Especially when hauling it.
As the saying goes, Sh_ _ happens
Yup, most people don't realize, too much grease will blow out seals
You are right, no matter how skilled one may be, things will unfortunately happen. The man had the b*lls to stand up and take responsibility. You handled this well, and from your past experiences, you knew how he was feeling. With the tight maneuvers, it is not unrealistic for things like this to happed and visibility with large equipment is not the best. There should be farm insurance available to handle incidents. You're the man Jan and have displayed maturity in judgment and compasion!!!
Stuff happens atleast no one got hurt. Everything can be fixed but injuries can be a life time.
Hey Fedder! You may have been driving when a couple tires were damaged, but at least you didn't take out a concrete wall. 😂😂😇😝
Accidents happen bro. If that's the worst thing that happened that day. It's still a good day.
Good for you, standing up for your employee. Things happen, he has been a hard worker.
The only thing one can be assured of, if your working you can be assured that things will happen and won’t happen if your not doing anything. It’s part of it, unfortunately an expensive part of it. Great video and awesome to you for standing behind him!
love the cleaning videos x another great one
Thanks for the authentic videos, you show what farming is really like
Sorry about the accident, but stuff happens. You fix it and carry on.
keepin the mechanic busy eh.
Have you thought of fabricating a dually type set up for that wagon? Maybe using two tires that are more reasonably priced in a dual configuration? You're a creative guy...
Some days things just go the wrong way. Love the way that you stand up for your employee. He seems like a really good man. You have a great positive attitude. Great video and thanks.
"You wanna make an omelette, you gotta break some eggs"
A colleague drove the self-propelled mixing wagon backwards into a block of concrete in the feed barn. The mixing wagon and the barn (600 m²) with 500 bales of straw burned down.
Have you considered putting together a compilation of hard lessons? Accidents won't be avoided but if some lessons can be passed on to employees when they start maybe it would help with awareness? Just thinking since you have a somewhat unique situation having documented so much of what you do.
Can I purchase a wheel of cheese to help you fund the tires…..Wheels for wheels 😊
I think an earlier video said that they don't have the inspections & licenses to sell cheese to the public yet. Plus if you aren't in Canada, exporting food requires lots of paperwork.
Oh but a good hard worker is so much more valuable
I'm just a 60 something year old guy here watching your videos and I guess my question is when accidents happen does insurance cover those accidents depending on what they are i know nothing about farming just a question take care keep the videos going love the content hello from Pennsylvania 😊
Well on the bright side, road trip break? 🚜
It happens to the best operators and drivers
Cost of doing business. Thank you for being a good understanding boss.
Sounds like you have an amazing employee. You are awesome for standing up for him.
Things happen with equipment, part of owning and operating.
While your already spending the money , time and fuel you might as well buy 3 new tires then put the new wheel and tire set on and have 4 new matching tires . Still hurts the check book but at least you would know they are all new and you still have a usable spare after taking off the 3 junk tires .
If you want to see a steam locomotive in your province there will be one passing next week on its way to Mexico and think about the sound that it will make and her voice once again and in the past few videos I heared a train horn and I am not sure what kind of freight or containers it was pulling so if you get time next week please try and see this beautiful steam locomotive
Find a tire shop that does recaps you can have the volcanized. Or however it's spelled . They can put new rubber in the tires and fix them
The only people that don't mess up at some point are the people that do anything. Had a major is with water well drilling, cable snapped and had 7500.00 worth of tooling sitting at bottom of 300 ft well. We did what we had to do to retrieve it. Lots of extra time and money but all you can do is keep moving forward. Keep up the great work!
Looks like you can cut the bolt on the gate post a little shorter
I recently did something similar to a tire on my car. I was coming around a street corner, pulling into a parking space . I brushed the curb. I put a cut in the sidewall big enough to stick my hand in. When I went back to look at the curb, I found 1” piece of metal that had been bent out of place that cut into the tire. I felt stupid, but as you said things happen.
Tires were older anyways. Shit happens.
Exactly, if 1 was bubbling the others weren't far behind
Good video!
Is there any local tyre company’s that could vulcanise the tyres. It’s surely saved me a fortune over the years, I’ve even had them repair a 4 wheeler tyre that had a three inch cut through the wall. 🤭
The most important thing is no one was injured. Machinery can always be repaired and replaced.
Could've happen to anyone. Brent will work his magic on them rims and get them straightened out
Accident's happen.. stuff gets broken when your working.. it's a shame that it costs that much money for the tires 💯✌🏻💚🌱
Everyone makes mistakes. The conditions on the ground were not ideal either. It's part of farming life. You take the good with the bad. Glad you found replacements. Love your videos Yan
Ie the rims just heat up rims with the torch and hammer it our and they will be fine . Great way of supporting your employee and he and do a great job. Every one makes mistakes and things like this can be fixed
Accidents so happen on the farm. Can't stop them. Can only pay close attention to try to prevent them. But I'd say you guys have had enough of them now, let's hope none happen in the fields.
Tell him it's just an accident. I've had employee's do the same thing. They never did it on purpose.
Short term, haul in a bunch of good sized gravel for the feed mill slipping issue.
Many thanks to Fedder, Jan, and the whole Kielstra family for restoring my faith in humanity. When I feel dejected about the whole human race I watch a SaskDutchKid or A Dairy on the Prairie and my hope is restored.
Those unexpected expenses are always hard to take. I'm a construct superintendent and when a mistake is made the costs can be tens of thousands. On one project the site survey missed an old dump site. That cost over $100,000. Good people make mistakes.
Never a dull day on the farm.
Yes, I'd agree the rims look saveable. I seen reinforced beads on rims with rebar or like. But the tires, don't think you could lean them up and tube them to work. Is there no heave truck rim or tire that would fit? Mind you, could cost simmilar. If heading on a road trip, should see ifvany barns in area to get quick tour of. 👍👍
We had a loader that we lost a few doors on, really expensive. So our mechanic made a template and started using plexiglass. Way cheaper, lasted about five times longer.
Accidents where nobody gets hurt, are the best you can hope for on a farm. I'd say equipment damage on farms is less per hours of use than any other industry
S**t happens. Glad you were able to source less expensive tires. 👍🏻
Truly appreciate your humble attitude. Can that kind of boo boo, be a insurance coverage??? In life shit happens. 😂❤
You hate to see stuff like that happen but thats part of farming. A rock can ruin a very expensive combine, or a stray piece of wire fencing can lock up gears in equipment. Stuff happens.
Things happen every day, some good, some bad, everyone can have a bad day, some mistakes hurt and some hurt the pocket book !! Every one is ok at the end of the day and a good employee that stays around long enough doesn't cost as much as having to replace them often 👍
Hindsight is always 20/20. Life happens. Theres an old saying “experience is directly related to the amount of equipment ruined”
Manual grease gun much better, easier to regulate exactly how much grease you are adding... :) Wish you great days ahead...
Very good reaction of you how to deal with the tires... As you said... Anyone who works all day long can break up something. Shit happens😅
If you're already driving down there, pick up a third tire for the last one needing to be changed, then keep the last one as a spare.
Glad you didn't give your hired man a hard time. You come down to get those tires you'll be getting closer to me. Take care some day the weather will straighten up for you.
Yep ... you gotta an old Chevy and an old Dodge in the shop. The FORDS are in a junkyard ! 😊😊😊
Thanks for the videos you produce to let us know what difficult things happens on the farm. I'm just wondering can't you take tires from the liquid manure spreader and switch them with the damaged tires?
LOL 😆😆 not even close to the same size!
You’re an awesome person Jan!
Maybe some tubes for your spreader tires.
Great Job!!
accident's happen to everyone. it show's what a good bosses those farmers are good on them 🚜👍
It's one thing when an accident happens because an employee was screwing around or not following set procedures. But when something like what happened in this case, bottom line, it sucks but it's part of running any business Nobody got hurt, nobody was killed....that is what is important....equipment can be replace...a person is priceless. Jean-Louis
Great video, can you not cut the excess threads of the hinges to prevent it happening again?
Thank Jan . Is it not the way it go's when it rains for trouble it pours. . Hope the rain an snow helps
Shit happens when moving shit😊 it’s all good
Is it possible to get the tires booted and put tubes in? I'm sure that you have thought of this but I had to do this with Loader tires when I was running a stone quarry and it worked fantastic. Maybe even for spares? Thanks and you are a man amongst men sir. The way you stick up for your employees says a lot about you sir. I am sure he feels bad, as any good employee should. Love the channel.
The most valuable education is gained in the school of hard knocks: live and learn.
People that sit on the couch all day don’t have those problems. No one hurt..A positivive attitude goes a long way. It shows your charactor.
I say props to him I mean he owned the situation right away he didn't try to pass it off or down play it definitely a guy to keep around