Very impressed that such a young man is in charge of the day to day repairs all over the farm. The future is very bright for your farm Jon!! You're doing a GREAT job.
It was because of the cow brush that Eric @ 10th Generation Dairyman In Pennsylvania has a video of installing that I started watching him. I grew up on a dairy farm and thought our cows would have loved the brushes. It is obvious that your cows love and used them a lot.
I saw where all the cows were supervising to make sure you did the job right, and I would be petting the cows too . Love your vlogs a city neighbour to the west, farm girls at heart, city slicker now,
Your cows really like your hired men! The one just stood there while Dima was petting her and in a previous video you filmed that one cow that always follows your other hired man wherever he goes in the free stall barn!! 👍
If you haven’t heard, Jan sister has a CZcams channel called A Dairy on the Prairie. She’s really quite good at filming and the content and quality is great.
Wedging in more "seats", just like Air Canada/United/Delta/American/etc/etc. Ha! You guys did a much faster job of this than I'd thought at first. Good job!
I have only recently found your channel via hoof gp. I am really impressed by the work ethic shown and the amount of care shown for your stock. Just a couple of questions, did you go to college to learn all about heard management and vet care , such as vaccinations, AI your cows etc. You are extremely knowledgeable for a 21 year old. 👍👍👍
Might want to check that the spindle isn’t gummed up on the fan. If it is then the motor may not have enough power to start the blades moving. If left on without the blades actually spinning it could burn the motor out or worse. Sometimes if a fan is down it just needs a quick jump start or spin in this case.
Hi I have a suggestion you should buy the cow brushes that have the rings so then the middle ones can go on the outside and the outside one in the middle on my dairy farm that’s what we have and it saves a lot more money and you get a lot more use out of the brushes
I hope you'll show us what the fan problem ended up being! I think I'd kill the circuit, open the motor connections, re-energize, then test for voltage at the fan. then work back toward the panel. but if you have a dealer to call, their advice seems definitely worth getting! Thanks for the video!!
Mostly, and I do not kid you, a push with a little stick (back of a broom or such) and the fan should turn on but.. it could be that the motor underneath it has burned out during the fan breaking and got stuck in the mix. Or simple wear and tear.. (hopefully it is not written wrong, my English is capital B! 👀😶😊 Edit; indeed, some say thermal override and yep, could be it too.
Hello I have one question for you, did you ever have cows that had extra teats with milk coming out of them. And if yes did you need to remove it, or do something else?
There’s nothing like a day of hard work to keep the whole body in synch - a good appetite and solid sleep. I’m pretty sure the problem with our world could be cured by more people putting in a full day’s physical labor.
It's weird you move them closer and the 10th generation was moving the outward. Or just installed ones that move because the cows were to big for the beds
Maybe cynical of me but your great fan dealer should already know what to tell you about the proper reset procedure for swapping out a broken blade. As others have said, the fan motor likely went into thermal protection shut down when that blade broke free.
I don't think so. Didn't he say the fan was still running, vibrating like crazy in a previous video, and that he shut off the switch near it to shut it down?
@@timothymbonham4453 Still possible though - the fan running, even in distress, *might have* kept the sensor just cool enough then as soon as you kill the power and that cooling effect is lost, the residual overheat keeps climbing enough to trigger a thermal fuse. Something similar happened to my folks' gas furnace right after it was cleaned & serviced by one of those Seasonal-Special crews. They had to pay the manufacturer's tech to come out and replace the fried thermocoupler because the cowboys hadn't followed a correct (safe) service sequence. They should have known better.
Jon backs up as poor Deama takes manure line apart (what a good co-worker you are Jon) bahahahahaha -- looks like you will have to take a scrub brush at the poopy wall
Hello Jan & Thank you for your interesting dairy videos. If the NUHN Pump "seal" { is Not a " lip seal, " }, I Can understand why it would leak after time. ) - : My family milked 42 holsteins, in stanchions back in the 60's, Tim.
Jan if you would quit using the brushes to scratch your back they would last longer lol. (TIKTOK) Did you ever find the blade that broke off. This was a really fun and interesting video, thanks till next time.
So sweet seeing Dima pet the cows ❤️. We need him on camera more; he’s adorable.
I noticed that too with DiMaggio petting the cow
Are you still having cold weather where you are?
Thankfully the Saskatchewan snowstorm this week has past and we are getting warm again. I'm done with snow till November.
Very impressed that such a young man is in charge of the day to day repairs all over the farm. The future is very bright for your farm Jon!! You're doing a GREAT job.
Enjoy seeing you and Dima working together - he has a good sense of humor to match yours! Great video - 'specially the pet cow...
It was because of the cow brush that Eric @ 10th Generation Dairyman In Pennsylvania has a video of installing that I started watching him. I grew up on a dairy farm and thought our cows would have loved the brushes. It is obvious that your cows love and used them a lot.
I'm a plumber and it's never a clean job working on a sewage ejector but you guys are as good as pros!!!
I saw where all the cows were supervising to make sure you did the job right, and I would be petting the cows too . Love your vlogs a city neighbour to the west, farm girls at heart, city slicker now,
I like how you say "jokes" when talking about your dad and the Juno but we could all see the fear in your eyes 😂
So nice to see two buddy's working together and having a little fun doing it. Great job guys, keep the milk flowing.
Omg I was waiting for the exsplostion from the poopie pump 😫 🤣🤣🤣
Your cows really like your hired men! The one just stood there while Dima was petting her and in a previous video you filmed that one cow that always follows your other hired man wherever he goes in the free stall barn!! 👍
good job Jan and Diam. Sure hope you can get the fan started. thank you for all you do
I love how the cows 🐄 keep an eye on every move you guys made very fun, your work is never done God bless you all
Cows sure like watching you work.
Breaks up the boredom
You have such a nice barn Jan! Amazing videos!
You are awesome buddy good job for taking care of all the cows 🐄
Dima and his “pet”cows, love to see that😘. Cow comfort always at rye forefront. Then you have Jan work in the cow poo, again.
Thanks Jan for the video. You guys are always working hard.
Glad you thought to turn the disconnect before working on the pump!
Busy day farming ain't cheap stuff is gonna break
Thanks for showing all the different things you do in a day. Dema looks like a good guy to work with.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for your hard work so we can have our fresh milk.
Dima loves the cows and the cows love Dima!
You and Dima look good together...congrats...👌😎🤔
We saw this! Really Nice to see them togheter. 🤗
do you know where he is from? I believe Dima ould be an abreviation for Di María a Spanish name
A lot of jobs well done to you and your mate Have a nice weekend. Greetings from Australia
Loved this video watching you guys get a lot of stuff done hob well done.
At 12:29 12:35, heard a cow bellow sounding like Imperial Star Destroyer alarm.
If you haven’t heard, Jan sister has a CZcams channel called A Dairy on the Prairie. She’s really quite good at filming and the content and quality is great.
Awesome! I went and subscribed!
Really? What's it called?
@@mienafriggstad3360 a dairy on the prairie
Good job fellas , total team work , stay safe ! Bob
Everybody working on this farm is really cute. I’m moving to Canada. 😏
Something in the water up there, we used to say 😉
Great work Jan and dema! Great video as always, kind regards from wisconsin!
Might look for a reset button on the fan motor. If it was vibrating badly it may have overheated the motor. Just a thought. Great video!
Breaker or overheat switch in the fan assembly itself?
I love productive days, when you unexpectedly get a pile of projects done... things go faster than you'd hoped....
Looks like Dima has another cow admirer lol
We love Dima!
You need to make more videos I just love them
Wedging in more "seats", just like Air Canada/United/Delta/American/etc/etc. Ha! You guys did a much faster job of this than I'd thought at first. Good job!
Flip the brush, spin the opposite direction a while.
I good idea, but it might not be possible
I have only recently found your channel via hoof gp. I am really impressed by the work ethic shown and the amount of care shown for your stock. Just a couple of questions, did you go to college to learn all about heard management and vet care , such as vaccinations, AI your cows etc. You are extremely knowledgeable for a 21 year old. 👍👍👍
Very productive. Thank you for sharing.
🐄🐄😷👍
👍👌🇨🇦❤, another Sask boy, me too
Hi from North Battleford
5:43 Skeptical cow
Dima needs to have his own channel. I would like to see him helping you more often. He works hard. He needs more credit.
Cows in space!!
😃couldn't get over the mm socket size n then the measurements in centimetres then inches❗😛😛😛 versatility❗
Hello Jan and Dema from Tennessee!
I’m sorry if I misspelled Dima or Dema’s name, if I did please correct me and I’ll try to remember in the future.
good barn cows beds new metal separator installation & exhaust fan replacement #
Might want to check that the spindle isn’t gummed up on the fan. If it is then the motor may not have enough power to start the blades moving. If left on without the blades actually spinning it could burn the motor out or worse.
Sometimes if a fan is down it just needs a quick jump start or spin in this case.
Re: fan motor I would look for a thermal override reset button.
I love this channel
Good day work
I have to ask if you have a video of your history of the farm and before that? thanks
1:46 cow starts licking his back lol
There is always some maintenance 👍
Thanks for the fantastic videos Jan.
Hi I have a suggestion you should buy the cow brushes that have the rings so then the middle ones can go on the outside and the outside one in the middle on my dairy farm that’s what we have and it saves a lot more money and you get a lot more use out of the brushes
You have never mentioned if you have a relationship outside of the family business
Cause it is non of our business?
If he wanted us to know we would by now. We should respect his privacy!
Piper did you even read my second reply???
🚜Awesome
Love watching the videos and comparing the Canadian dairy system to the ones here in Northern Ireland
Ummm... 2877 *what are you doing*!? LOL (1:46)
Hey Jon I would like to see all the white faced cow I think they are so nice looking
More room equals more comfort. Hopefully they're not squished together after
Very interesting video and there’s always something going on in the barn! How are the ladies liking the smaller areas to lay down?
everybody likes a big roomy bed to rest on !!!!!!!!!!
Jan, question, just bought merch, but does it state anywhere on TSHIRT that SasDutch Kid is a Dairy Farm? Like the name of the farm on back?
Pitter patter. Get at her.
My dad is an irish farmer and we have 110 Cows
I hope you'll show us what the fan problem ended up being! I think I'd kill the circuit, open the motor connections, re-energize, then test for voltage at the fan. then work back toward the panel. but if you have a dealer to call, their advice seems definitely worth getting! Thanks for the video!!
Uh... I'm definitely not an electrician. I'm not " current" on that stuff, but maybe the motor needs reset
Just reach up and spin the fan to get it going.
Great video 👌🏻👌🏻 thanks a lot.
Did the calciumhydroxide do its job? You put some of it in the beds some days ago ....
Great VIDEO
Hi, thanks for the interesting video but your cows need wiggle room. Blessings from AB
The power for the fan motor probably comes from one of the disconnects switches there's usually fuses inside it could have blown one.
Tell us more about Dima, is he a immigrant? Only if he is willing to share.
This Is Farming Channel Not vlogs or something
Mostly, and I do not kid you, a push with a little stick (back of a broom or such) and the fan should turn on but.. it could be that the motor underneath it has burned out during the fan breaking and got stuck in the mix. Or simple wear and tear.. (hopefully it is not written wrong, my English is capital B! 👀😶😊
Edit; indeed, some say thermal override and yep, could be it too.
Flip the brush over!
There's a lot of cow due due in there! Lol. The cows are looking like ok guys hurry up I want to get back to napping! Haha. ,!!!,
Hello I have one question for you, did you ever have cows that had extra teats with milk coming out of them. And if yes did you need to remove it, or do something else?
Do the cows always lay in the same bed or dl they lay in a different one???
Nice video. Keep it up.
Best wishes I hope you have great day .
hey Jan, good work together with Dima.
There’s nothing like a day of hard work to keep the whole body in synch - a good appetite and solid sleep. I’m pretty sure the problem with our world could be cured by more people putting in a full day’s physical labor.
Do the same cows go to the same beds or do they bounce around see whatever is available? 🛏🐄🛏🐄🛏🐄
Great awesome video Jan ,
ever heard of Easy Fix there saying more room is better for the cows?
Bearing gone in motor broken blade from in balance??
There could be a reset button right on the fan motor
Just like the airlines! Make the seats/beds narrower! They treat us just like cattle!! 8+|
It's weird you move them closer and the 10th generation was moving the outward. Or just installed ones that move because the cows were to big for the beds
Eric didn’t move them, he just replaced the metal dividers with Flexible dividers that can move when the cows lay or stand up.
Maybe cynical of me but your great fan dealer should already know what to tell you about the proper reset procedure for swapping out a broken blade. As others have said, the fan motor likely went into thermal protection shut down when that blade broke free.
I don't think so. Didn't he say the fan was still running, vibrating like crazy in a previous video, and that he shut off the switch near it to shut it down?
@@timothymbonham4453 Still possible though - the fan running, even in distress, *might have* kept the sensor just cool enough then as soon as you kill the power and that cooling effect is lost, the residual overheat keeps climbing enough to trigger a thermal fuse.
Something similar happened to my folks' gas furnace right after it was cleaned & serviced by one of those Seasonal-Special crews. They had to pay the manufacturer's tech to come out and replace the fried thermocoupler because the cowboys hadn't followed a correct (safe) service sequence. They should have known better.
Did you consider cleaning the other blades on that fan? Having that one new one in when it finally turns very well could make it imbalanced.
You'd think that the cow brush would be designed to counter-rotate occasionally to have more even wear on the brushes, a longer lifespan.
♥️
Did the Juno loose it's mind? It headed away from the aisle towards the outside wall as you walked away. Just wondering.
Jon backs up as poor Deama takes manure line apart (what a good co-worker you are Jon) bahahahahaha -- looks like you will have to take a scrub brush at the poopy wall
Hello Jan & Thank you for your interesting dairy videos. If the NUHN Pump "seal" { is Not a " lip seal, " }, I Can understand why it would leak after time. ) - : My family milked 42 holsteins, in stanchions back in the 60's, Tim.
Jan if you would quit using the brushes to scratch your back they would last longer lol. (TIKTOK) Did you ever find the blade that broke off. This was a really fun and interesting video, thanks till next time.