A Spreader That Holds A Semi Load Of Fertilizer!?!? #4
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Who else just randomly found Larson Farms and now can’t wait for every post??? Happy Harvest Chet and family!! Hope it’s safe a wonderful!!!
Im addicted lol
Addicted to this channel
Have a great and happy harvest.🤓🤓
I’m thinking the converted hog barn is going to be a proven winner for Larson farms.👍👍
Yup fertilizer getting very volatile. Many UK farmers using alternatives now.
Hey Doggo, I'm glad you told the kids to settle down and get to work!😂
Dougo. 100% spot on about driving
Whoever engineered the chem shed did a excellent job. A old-timer quote, that works slick as slick can get.
Old timer quote with the same meaning "That's the Caulk for Dolly"
I legit have never wanted to come work for a group of people more then now.
Great video- millions of dollars of equipment and a 300 dollar pallet jack- I agree you need an electric one !
Thank you Chet for letting us all be part of your farming life.
I agree with Dougo about shorts.
Love how well you and Dougo can work side by side so well and keep it so funny. Then add a dash of the big sweede it makes for a great thing to watch
I’m a 62 yo lady in NC who so wants to hang out with Chet, Eric and Dougo. You guys crack me up while giving us a wonderful education of your farming lives. Thanks bunches for taking the extra time to record while you work so hard. It’s appreciated.
Chet, Eric and Dugggggggo .... Best farm channel on CZcams! Your personalities and random comments, never disappoint! Keep it up.
Thanks for sharing buddy stay safe and god bless everyone
I think and hope that during harvest season Larson Farms will get over 300.000 subscribers.
You deserve it for all the hard work
Things have changed in farming a lot from when I was a little kid. Back then there wasn't any corn or soy it was all durum, barley, and sunflowers and everyone had gas tandem trucks.
Erik is very humble and has that quiet confidence that quickly earns the trust and respect of others.
100% agree with Dougo!! I never owned or wore a pair of shorts until I was in my 20's and moved off the farm. To this day I will not wear shorts out of the house unless I am on vacation.
Am seeing your wisdom in converting the old hog parlor into a seed/fertilizer facility. Looks nice and usable.
Thanks to the family for letting us on the farm. Great video 👍👍
Big Swede steer and push that thing with the handle straight up
chet and guys,admire now your s5till getting on with life,wi5th the tragic loss of your wife chet,,what a year ago,lots of love/respect for you all,graham,new zealang
I have to say farming is a long, long ways from sodbuster days. You fellas explain very well, that a carpenter can understand.
We really enjoyed your video Chet!! Hope your Dad has made an appointment to see the doctor!! Give Toby a pat!!
Right On Dougo! No shorts for farmers!
Doug O reminds me of Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe. The one when he was outside Las Vegas at a hog farm. Mike was talking to the camera, when the farmer said to Mike, "Hey Mike, quit horsing around there we got work to do!"
Thanks for entertaining my evening, this beats anything on cable TV. Have a great harvest fellas.
very cool!!!!
Have a great harvest and be safe. No struggle bus !!!
Loved Dougo’s explanation of traction control he should also explain to us abs brakes and how pumping the breaks use to be our abs…lol Loved the video keep the awesome content coming
Dougo explains braking at the 15:00 mark: czcams.com/video/igKLVYu2wmc/video.html
The big Swede; when you go forward with the pallet jack, have the handle straight up. Makes it much easier to control
And always lift the release handle halfway up until it clicks when pushing it so it doesn't pump the cylinder when moving the handle around.
morning cnet,famly and friends,still keep your nicky in mind chet,god bless you all,thanks tgnz
If you had a Ford you could push a button and turn off traction control, and push another to lock in the rear diff for possi track!!
have fun harvesting
I'm not from this industry but love Larsons and watching everything: this way of analytical approach and how Chet showed whole process is just wow! :D
All best from Europe! :)
Everything Massive!!! WowWe!! Sweet equipment! That will get er done in no time!
When I got my new truck I tried to do donuts in the snow. Wouldn't do it! 🤬🤔 Oh hey traction control off!!! Much better 👌👍
Tell the big swede to keep the handle up when pushing the pallet jack around, works way better.
That spreader done a nice job!!🚜
Chet, you , your dad and Eric make awesome videos. They are just awesome stuff. Thank you very much
Dougo rant was spot on
4:28 Full send..... LETS GO!!! hahaha... LOVE IT!
The worst part about traction control is, you can´t turn the damn crap off completely anymore. It´s always there even if it says it´s off.
Send it! 💪
Love me some good Larson farms always lookin forward for the next video
Always new equipment to test and have fun with. You guys run such nice stuff.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. First of all I absolutely loved Dougo remarks about calm down and get back to work-funny one Dougo. Watch them kids.
The demo you did with the new fertilizer spreader was great. I thought the test you did was great and showed exactly the spread you had. Think that new piece will be a great addition to your work Force. Love the old hog barn made into a chemical holding barn. It is working great. Seems to be just the place to store your chemicals. Great job on that old building you guys. I really appreciate the way you three work together and get things done. You always have a soft approach to issues and smiles even when the struggle bus 🚌 is out. I have tons of respect for Chet and Dougo and Eric. Love your channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guess that is about it. Remember now that Dougo said to dial down the excitement-ha!!!!
Have a good harvest for the rest of the day. Thanks for all you do for us. Thanks.
The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
It's been almost a year that I've been following you and looking at every video, I'm always looking forward to a new video, keep it up you are the best, Greetings from Germany
Nice spreader
Damn Chrysler traction control. Got me in trouble once. Now when there is snow and ice I turn it off as soon as I start it.
I have an idea, for your intro of the videos. The aerial shot that you are using for the intro right now, okay, but I think that if you add an aerial shot that shows all your big machinery, it would be much cooler!
I grew up in rural MN and worked on farms and fields during some summers. Much respect to the farmers and their families...hard work and long hours.
Excellent video as always! Stay safe and be blessed!
I know a carpenter who did in fact loose his index finger and second finger just like that coming down off a roof at the end of the day fork lifts work great as a finger removal tool stay safe and praying for a great harvest for you all there working hard to feed the world God bless you for that
The scales are great to know how many acres you should can do. A cheap tachometer on a hydraulic spinner is also nice. They'll speed up too when the buggy is empty. Still like the ground drive web, except when you forget to disengage it going down the road!
Very smart ordering chemicals in the off season. That building conversion will pay for itself in no time.
You just settle down…LMAO…That was tremendously hilarious.
That made me laugh hard too
I tried Mello Yellow for the 1st time yesterday. Now I understand, Awesome! No more M. D. for me.
Love the videos
Y'all are the total package. Great content. Great editing, great editing, great charisma!
Thanks for all the videos Chet
Portable "Dock" may help your unloading of chemicals or any other product that may be in a trailer. Your fork truck can give Eric a breather. Stay safe, make sure Doug gets checked... stress test !!
Happy Harvesting
We need more Dougo rants please!
Chet love your no nonsense approach to videos. Plus your Dads antics on trying to convince himself his knee is okay 👍🏻🤪 admit it Dougo we are all getting Old👨🏻🦳
It's really neat that you guys get all these new pieces of equipment to run with a lot of guys wish they had that stuff
Great video - Dougo, Chet and Eric - superstars! Chem shed - great! Spreader - informative. Ha ha ha traction control in the tractor!! Always great!
it’s always fun with you guy’s 👏👏👏
I’m with Dougo, shorts don’t belong on a farm or ranch. The only time I remember being forced to wear shorts I pitched a fit and mother had to go back to the house and get me properly outfitted. I’m told I was 4 years old. I’m 68 now and still feel the same way. Don’t own short sleeved shirts either.
Yep I’m in the same generation! But we’re older than Dougo i’m thinking he might be Double nickel.
Y’all must not have lived in the Deep South or in Phoenix…🤔. I’ve lived in both and believe me, shorts and short sleeved shirts are a necessity to keep from getting heat stroke. 👍
@@wildlifefarmer8446 never lived outside of Texas. You probably never chased wild cows in south Texas. Try that in short sleeves or shorts. You’ll need a transfusion …….
Chet me and my girl of 3 1/2 years just broken up. Your videos have helped me through so much and I greatly appreciate everything u do! U keep my head up through out the days and I love everything u do brother!
Love the new toys!
Dougo is a successful farmer because he has the patience of JOB.
Randy worked on the shed don't mess with him I think he can bark and bite!
Thanks for the update the spreader is amazing dang
I love the quad trak tractors. That tiller looks like it really makes a mess on the equipment.
Pretty darn cool. 95' and no booms that's Superman Spreading Stuff right there!!!
I grew up in a suburb surrounded by a lot of farm country, and saw a lot of the equipment , but actually never knew what all of it did or how it operated, until I started watching "Larson Farms" and a few like yours. I`ve learned a lot, and have a deeper appreciation for the hard work you do and what you do. Great series, keep it up.
your views on traction control........, I can't agree more I have lost count of the times where I've said "why in the hell has my truck all of a sudden decided to run like its been drove by grandma and now I'm stuck with a trailer load of cows on.
Great bunch O men.
Always enjoy your video's Chet
Great job boys
Bro love your videos keep up the good work 👍
I’m with Dougo. No shorts for me either 😂😂😂
I think the next project for the chemical barn is a loading dock so you can drive the forklift into the trailer for faster unload. Love all your videos Chet, keep up the great work and I will catch you on the next one. Stay safe out there my friend and and prayers for a great and safe harvest.
I been watching so many of these feel I need to turn in a time card
Always great when DOUGO wants to "Send it"
I agree with Dougo no shorts for farmers.
New equipment on Larson farms means tuning tractors. I see a pattern here💪💪
Spot on dougo on the driving
Dug0 has it spot on!! Traction control sucks.
miss seeing her terribly....
Probably need a low profile pallet jack. but when you push the pallet jack in you have to back it up a tiny bit and you won't crack the pallets.
Wow, picked a nice windy day to preform a pan test.....by looking at their t-shirt at least 15mph winds😂😂😅 and if variable rate what great accuracy!!!!!!!
I agree with Dougo about the shorts. Maybe some people can work in shorts but I'm not one of them.
That's sweet
Excellent,excellent job and video, thanks for the info on all the equipment, stay safe and healthy always.👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
New storage barn looks like a winner! 💪👍🏼
Now that's a super spreader
Awesome job recycling the hog barn into holding all the products better than tearing it down and spending a whole bunch of money building new love your videos cheers
The new spreader will be a big step forward. Good to see that happening. your hog barn conversion seems to be paying dividends in usage. Great move. Please keep the videos coming - I do enjoy and appreciate them.
Possible idea get a rolling stairs with either side access or one direction to use to get into truck trailers or up the door in chemical shed. You could also wire in another switch at lower level
love the disco lights in the chem storage - recording things with phases :)....
great job of explaining the calibration process on the spreader.