When The Seed Guys Happy Everyone’s Happy!
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Love it when Chet and Doug-o talk about the history of the farm . Great stories . Hope u guys have a great season. Stay safe Boyz.
Yes, I also love hearing everything about the history of the farm.
I LOVED hearing how hard you worked Chet. As a farmer, I knew, but it was great to see you and Dougo reminiscing . BS,, that shirt isn't even broken in yet!! You're a farmer!!!!!!!!!! Love you guys.
Memories of "the good old days" are always fun. The new equipment will hopefully make the planting job quicker and easier.
The generational shared memories of American Family Farming 🇺🇸
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Only missing Mervyn's part...just sayin'....
Enjoy watching all the equipment and how it works. My wife said I missed my calling and should have been a farmer. Started at the age of ten, as a auto tech and shop owner for 55 1/2 years with my father. He came from his fathers farm that had no tractors. Drove horses in the fields. One generation away!
Thanks again 😊 love the old stories, that shows how things have changed ❤
Nice video my friend ❤❤❤♥
A very creative idea ❤❤❤❤
I look forward to seeing your designs. Congratulations on your journey forward
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Chet you cracked me up ! Do we want to try it out? YES! OF COURSE WE DO! THAT IS WHAT WE LIVE FOR!!!!
Looks like you will have to get busy making some Larsons Logo and America Flag Signs to put on your new “toys” you have been getting all winter!!! You could make a magnetic one for the borrowed equipment and just swap them out until you buy them!
Mr. Dougo seems to be feeling better! Sending blessings to everyone @ Larsons Farm‼️🦋🐶
Loved the reminiscing at the beginning about days gone by. How far you've come with equipment and technology. That new seed tender unit is sweet...... Thnx for the video
That was so great Chet Dougo Eric Broodie reminiscing and explanations on the tender and install old tender on another trailer just so great customize rolling can't wait for next video thanks for sharing and your time
I’m so excited for you Chet. Now you won’t be getting yelled at by a bunch of moms(like me!) for crawling up on the tender.
Like the new toys. Should make filling up much easier 😊
Huge fan of stories from back in the day.
I’m excited for spring to see all this new equipment used. Can’t wait! Thanks for farming guys.
Looks like the struggle bus stayed in it's barn during this one.
Big Swede seems to be attempting to fire test his hoody and it's failing.
Really liked hearing Dougo and Chet talking about past days on the farm when things were a lot mor simple.
These young guys, always full send. 🤣
"The Girth!" who uses that word anymore? Well, Dougo does, we love it! Glad you lighted up all that hosing on the rear of the trailer. Mom expanded the video screen a whole bunch and said it looked like Chet still had a few pounds of gauze in his mouth and cheeks after his dental appointment..?
We used them here in the Willamette Valley. Here's why. Our soil is mostly clay and we raise grass seed and our field are plowed in the fall before any rain, so a heavy duty roller is a must, along with a super heavy harrow. All the farmers have built most of their equipments or have a custom built by another farmer or local business. The rollers I know got poured concrete so its very heavy.
New trailer came together good. Hopefully MN figures out the weather so you can get planting
Feel so bad for Chet. His bad days were having to land roll with a 50’ roller and really nice tractor. He doesn’t know what actual farming was about. We used to have to steer the tractors to keep them on the row.
Excited to see all of your new equipment in action!
Thank you for showing how that worked! That will be awesome and much safer for you. I am excited to see it in operation.
You might set up the engine/hydraulic unit with quick disconnect hose ends, fork lift slots and pin in place so you can switch between the drop deck trailer and seed tender to get dual usage out of the unit and stop having to draive a tractor to unload the trailer each time.
The new tender is sweet, being that you don't have to climb a ladder to load it!
The enthusiasm from both of you is infectious
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Thanks for you and Dougo talking about history on the farm. The background info on the land roller was interesting. Amazing how the years change things. History is always interesting. Thanks to both of you for doing that.
Thanks for showing us the new seed trailer you put together. New equipment is always interesting to learn how to run it. The trailer looks nice guys. Also the old blue trailer looks good too.
Will be anxious to see the new trailer in action with all the upgrades. You guys did a great job of putting it together. You did it quicker than I would have thought. Nice job!!!!
Spring time is coming. Will be interesting to see all the new equipment and upgrades work in the field.
Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe.
The Iowa Farm Boy.
With the addition of the new and bigger bins. As well as all the new planting equipment. One may think you’re getting ready for a Big year?
Hope all are well and safe.
You guys are always great. My exposure to "farming" was a small apple orchard and about 1/3 to 1/2 acre, all by hand. Way back in the Dark Ages, creating our own food was a labor of love. We did have a Gibson tractor, (maybe your dad knows of them), plows, mower and our roller was a concrete culvert filler with concrete. Out next door neighbor grew raspberries and corn. I remember one day watching him crawl on his hands and knees from corn mound to corn mound, take a tablespoon of fertilizer from a breakfast bowl, mix it into the soil with a fork and crawl on to the next mound. 7 or 8 feet tall, and corn so sweet, juicy and good, we ate it right off the stalk.
Love seeing Chet so excited about his new upgraded toys. Maybe Randy and Doug can take it easy after planting.
Guys don’t make fun of frayed cuffs. My dad was welding with frayed cuffs and cost him his life. So trough that sweat shirt away!
I would love to meet your Grandma. Your Grandpa's pretty cool, but you have so many good stories of your Grandma that I think she might be the one really running the show.
I would change the pedestals on the fifth wheel on the truck pulling that trailer. It would give you more clearance underneath the front half of the trailer. It appears to slope drastically towards the truck.
Can't wait to see this equipment up an running
Awesome video guys. Chet is definitely like a little kid in a candy store. 🚜🚜🚜
Last time that we farmed was in 1979 and all farming was by the seat of your pants! We had an 4430, 8430 and a 4400 series combine All were John Deere and lived in northeast Iowa outside of Waterloo! I had just about every member of my family that either worked for John Deere or worked for a company that supplied parts for John Deere. My mother worked for Hinson's building cabs for the John Deere tractors. She was a welder god rest her soul! She raised five boys and worked in a factory and then she was a truck driver. They do not make women like that anymore. I worked on a farm in the mornings before school, I would get up at 4:00 am and slop hogs and wash down pens in a farrowing center. I would go home and shower and get ready to be on the bus at 6:30am. Our bus ride was an hour. We would get home and go to work for the farmer until dinner. My parents had a sanitation business so we worked the back of garbage trucks when not working the farm every day during the summers, and every weekend starting at age 11. We worked 7 days a week and only took off for Christmas day! Children were very different in the 70's an before!
I always enjoy watching your channel!
Good thing your two weeks of summer haven’t arrived yet so you still have time to put things together.
Magnifique matériel agricole et la remorque avec les deux cuve 😮😊
Who remembers the old light bar auto steer, it was a set of LEDs that sat on the hood and the line danced left and right and you would try and keep the lights lined up with the centre mark on the hood
Looking forward to Spring! 💪👍🏼
One time my construction laborer was cutting rebar with a demo saw. Another super in my job trailer looked out at him and said “hey, your laborer is on fire!!” He burnt his jeans pretty good with the sparks!
All you need to do is figure out a use for the roller in the winter.....lol
Yeah boy almost time to rock ‘n’ roll in those fields can’t wait to see it again
Always a hoot and learning experience watching your video presentations
Very good content Chet and Doug. Loved hearing the history . Kinda brings back my memories.
The Big Swede needs a flameproof line of clothing in his merch store!
Love every update on your equipment
I chopped alot of mint driving a 4960!
I'd love to have you're snow here in the WV panhandle. Didn't get any all winter.
We had a J&M with a fill/unload conveyor. We thought it more of a pain to use the fill part with one person. We went back to lifting the box over the tender. Good luck, hope it works for you.
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AWESOME video huys. Cant wait until y'all start planting
Hey our Rite Way hitch did the same thing. It broke while turning. Was a surprise to see it after the turn.
Always sweet content thanks good to see y’all
I love how these seed guys spread happiness wherever they go!
Do you live near large scale farms?
I heard you speak of putting fittings on reinforced hose.?? I learned a trick. Anchor the hose horizontal on floor use a block of wood and big hammer. Give it some whacks.
That is a huge land roller can’t wait to see it in action.
looks like all your hard work paid off, good job, it's great to see how you all come together to get it done every time god bless
4960 I loved that tractor
Great video hope you guys get in the field soon thanks for sharing
That land roller is huge
Have you thought about putting covers over the bogie wheels in preparation for all the mud coming up?
Summers Manufacturing originally started up in my area over in maddock,nd
Thank you for sharing!!!!
Would love to see Grandpa in the truck.
Suggestion , buy extra black knobs for new slide door , i could see vibration work them loose then gone lol
Nice unit
Chet, if you don't get dirty loading seed, then you don't need to shower every day and you get to conserve water, too. :)
Your dad is awesome. I want an episode of home talking IG about history of the farm and his bio. Dougo!
You guys look like you need a Hobbs hoist for loading bins etc on trailers. Cheap, simple and safe.
You need to borrow my 10 ft roller. Then you would for sure love that 91ft giant.
thank you all
DOUGO @ Chet telling stories is always a good time
What are you going to plant this year? More black beans? Corn? White beans
Cool video. Very interesting. Loved it 👍❤️
Sweet montage! Great editing work.
My brother had a hitch break off a new to us harms 45 foot roller , we all thought it was abuse to until we all took turns turning with the 24 inch drums it's a little rougher
thank you
Haha Lauren Yates he lives in Mobridge I also live in Mobridge last person I'd ever expect to see on your channel 😅
another great video,you might have to plow snow to plant your fields unreal winter you've had
A couple quick connects and that power unit could be easily moved from one to the other.
Chet the 4960 is great tractor
Teach JeanMarie how to use the seed tender! 😃
This spring has been brutal in Mn.
Let's go fellas I live in Northern Saskatchewan Canada an uz guys have way more snow than us that's craziness
And they just got more....
Does the Big swede merch come with the welding and grinding holes or do you have to pay extra for that? :)
hello and thank you
I know they’re really pushing CZcamsrs to do shorts, I think it be awesome. I really enjoyed listening to the stories of when you guys were younger and stuff like that. you should do shorts with stories from the past. Call at story time with Doug and Chet.
Keep the videos coming!! Ever thought about doing a organic test plot?
U know u can load the old seed tender with the new one without getting the seed in the new one right! Lol u can just use the conveyor belt to load old tender straight from a bag lol
Hey goat trails are nice and flat. Haha!😂 Love your videos.
Hey chet&Doug o love your videos and such
If you turn it 90 degrees You can load the other seed trailer
Good show
Dang, checked the weather, not good' You were already planting 2 years ago.
Looking great 👍 👌
Do you wanna know what’s going on with the weather in Minnesota watch Larsen farms
Someday the same thought would be thought about land rolling with aeration
Real farmers no need electronics!
Best channel around..
“Trying it out”, we know what that means; Martin 2.0 and soon to be a Summers 91’ land roller upgrade 🎉😂