I’m 52 and this kid just showed me how’s it’s done. You know how much I struggled doing the same thing. Good job. I just learned something. Thanks teacher.
@T B Hahaha! We are proving to the world the power of our country. Slowly others will start thinking about migrating to our country, Bharat, not India as some ignorant people named it. And regarding the danger involved in the video one needs to know about the mechanism of the device. It was already mentioned in another post. Anyways enjoy....
Been a lineman for 16 years and this is the same way we remove telephone poles that are in back yards or in areas we can’t get trucks too. We use a a simplex jack, chain and a hard pad to put underneath the jack so it doesn’t sink. Well done 👍🏼
Great job boys, glad to see you're helping out. It shows responsibility as young kids, The coolest thing is you did it on your own. Any parent would be proud, well done.
I’ll never use this technique. But I was thoroughly impressed with the young man’s efforts. He’s obviously been thought the value of hard work. He’ll go far in life.
He’ll be a blue collar worker working for $20/hr. He’ll be one helluva worker though but unless he hits them books and learns how to make money with his brain he’ll just be a labor worker working for the man.
Me too! I'm glad that the Dad didn't interrupt to make it a shorter CZcams video... He just let the boys figure it out for themselves, that's great to see 👍
The best part about this video isn't teaching them a new skill (although that is important), it's teaching them to be confident in their ability to solve problems and get the work done themselves. So many people never even try to do it themselves because they figure it's beyond their ability, but how would you know that if you don't try?
@@douglashurd8652 Getting help is fine. He took on the task and did as much as he could on his own. He is clearly still learning some of the technique, and may need to build up some more muscle. The point is he found his actual limit through practice instead of creating an artificial limit in his mind and never even trying. Now he knows what he needs to work on to be able to finish the task himself next time.
I'm 55 my neighbor Denny who has now long passed away would be 105 grow up on farms in horse drawn plow day showed me the same trick 25 years ago. The speed and professional way this young man does it is impressive. He's a worker. 😁
That's exactly how my dad showed me how to lift fence posts out of the ground lol. The kiddos did an awesome job, You don't see that very much these days so it's refreshing to know that families still have that mentality to teach their kids how to do manual work if it is needed. I love his determination but good on you also for showing him how to work the jack lift as well!
Could help but to comment, my Dad raised us working around our farm. We didn’t want to wake up early or work for that matter but he gave us many skills we use today. This boys will do well as adults, GOD BLESS
VN Bushcraft, My thoughts also! JackAlls are a wonderful device, but you never align yourself with the JackHandle! I feared also for his safety when he was literally laying under the handle pulling for all he was worth! I've been wacked across the head by the Jack going on unstoppable Auto Descent Mode! There are some Safety Video's here in CZcams! I'm thinking with a bit of ingenuity a Bottle Jack with a Jig to slip over the Post to Jack against and a piece of Plywood Or Board under either Jack to keep them from sinking into the ground, would be a lot safer!
Amazing to watch his determination. The brother at the end jumped in to help is awesome. The smiles of satisfaction and the comment at the end is priceless. That's some cool kids you have.
It’s good to see that someone is teaching these young men how to work not only physically but with good old fashioned common sense. Practical knowledge, we have almost lost it.
I once took a pole out. And we went to a restaurant and she ordered pierogi, gołąbki and sledź w oleju z cebulą. Cost me a fortune. Next time I took a pole out I caught catfish. Didn't cost me a dime.
I have referenced this video in my mind so many times. The struggle. More importantly, ALLOWING the struggle…as I watch my kids struggle to figure something out, I think of this video. So much learning and reward in the struggle. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work on the farm.
Problem solving is one of the most important skills in life ♥️💪🙏 you always think there's 10 million options to do something even though there's probably only three God always think outside the box never stop trying you will figure it out I'm always using problem solving skills on a daily basis to make my crazy folk art projects I'm 40 I'll never stop
Greetings from Puerto Rico! Everything in this video has been to me interesting and very usefull (I have a homestead with plenty of work to do)! But what I loved the most has been seeing this young boys demonstrating practical problem solving skills, passion and teamwork!!
Young man you make me so proud!!! I know you are being raised well with a good work ethic and you will be very self sufficient someday. The fresh air is good for you! Well done, you should be very proud of yourselves!!!
This is where it starts for this brilliant young man. The simplist task problem solving technique physics strength perseverance. These are all the fundamentals to a bright future for this man 💪👍
@@craigboden9455 Or perhaps it's because most children are not brought up on farms where the work is physical and needs to be done daily. It's one of the hardest lifestyles to live. Where would we be without them? Most children now have household chores, sports and schoolwork as their concerns, as did their parents. We can't all be farmers.
@@marthapackard8649 never said anything about working on a farm. I pretty much said parents these days are lazy. They'd rather let their kids sit in their bedrooms on the internet than teach them skills.
They also going in school and they have best grades because they are responsible. When they grow up, they will be skilled and with good school they can just become bosses to someone who is not skilled and responsible enough.
Is what's more amazing is young kids doing work, good kids there, they will have no problem making there way through life. With good work ethic like that they will always succeed.👍
super smart, thank you, and I loved how the cow wandered totally nonchalantly over and slipped through the gap (and the best part: no yapping or music)
All kids should endure this kind of work at some point in their childhood. Good problem solving Gives em some grit. I’m doing this right now but mine are to young, but best believe they’ll do it when they’re old enough. Keep up the good work kid!!!
I have used that same type of jack to pull posts myself. However, I've been living in farm country for 50 years and I'm surprised no one has mentioned the steer ambling around the whole time. Maybe he and the boys grew up together and are friends but personally I'd have been leery enough to never turn my back on him.
He was just there for emotional support.😁 You can tell he is a well mannered gent and the kids dont seem alarmed at his presence. We had cows/ bulls come up to us everytime we went into anywhere they were. None had malice in mind. They wanted to see what was up
If you watch carefully, the young fellow was keeping his eye on the moo-moo. but he was well behaved. Seemed more interested in eating whatever was in the last post hole......
Excellent work boys!! Take pride in knowing that you’re better and more capable than most of the pathetic “men” in the world today! Your parents are doing great and have got to be super proud of you.
That young man is showing us old men how its done. Well done the world needs men like these guys are destined to be. No crybaby bull shit from guys like that.
@@timcanizares5240 find some video's of how china and russia soldiers are being trained, and tell them if those countries come to the U .S. Their scores on war games if their playing that type are not gonna be high scores, its life or death and no restart. Because I've seen what they are doing compared to our troops and also a soldier i seen the other day i asked if they have seen the video's said yes and then i asked if you guys being trained like that said not that exotic.
Good job to parents teaching him these skills. He'll have his farm and be able to sustain himself while others with a degree in medieval arts will be living in the basement.
Just seeing young boys with a work ethic like that is enough to make me hit the subscribe button. Dang good job. I have teenage nephews who would not even know how a handyman jack works.
The boy did an awesome job! Team work with his brother 👍👍 But my biggest congratulations go to Mom and Dad for raising these kids right! There is indeed hope for the future 👍🇺🇸👏
Wow this is outstanding work done. Team work too. I am happy I still have my antique jack LOL. You guys were taught the inteligent way of doing this hard work. Thank you very much for posting.
Very nice demonstration. I know that the post is stationary and isn't putting the same downward force on the hi-lift/farm jack as what a 4WD or something does, but I think its always good to practice safety and first use a baseplate or something to stop the jack stand from slipping, and secondly for your kid to be more careful around the handle kicking back up - nobody wants a broken jaw!
It was a great effort and ingenuity and determination first. But my concern was when I saw him using the widowmaker. I have one of those and know about the broken jaw.
The jack won't "kick back" under this kind of loading where the post is being pulled against friction, because the post won't "retract itself" back into the ground if the handle is released when a pin isn't engaged. But yes, the warnings here definitely apply when lifting a heavy load against gravity. You guys talk of broken jaws. Well, here's another warning. I knew a guy who was griping the top of the jacking beam with one hand when a pin slipped after he released the handle (his jack was dirty and poorly maintained so the pins did not engage reliably). He permanently lost the use of his thumb when the handle flew up and shattered his thumb against the jacking beam. Ever since that happened to him, I hold the beam with my thumb wrapped around it in the same direction as my other fingers, thereby leaving the "front" surface of the jacking beam bare (no fingers in danger if the handle slams into the beam). It's become a habit for me.
Crianças dessa idade aqi no Brasil não pode trabalhar, o conselho tutelar proibe. É mole? Meu pai teve duas famílias e eu sou da segunda família, todos nós trabalhamos desde cedo e não tem nenhum vagabundo e nenhum ladrão.
Good job boys!!! I grew up on a farm 5-15 yrs old. It's a lot of work,but in the long run, you'll be a much better adult due to the experience you've gained.
Same way I lifted a rotten pole barn post. Did not use a clevis but put a 5000 lb capacity cargo strap on the top of the jack and pole in case it jumped lose, lots of weight.
Happy to see a kid learning hands on real life skills and not just classroom teaching. I’ll bet he already knows how to operate more equipment and problem solve better than most adults.
Yeah and these kids are going to be great employees for the kids that went to school and got a classroom education. We need human farm mules to do our work.
I’m 52 and this kid just showed me how’s it’s done. You know how much I struggled doing the same thing. Good job. I just learned something. Thanks teacher.
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Why buy an expensive post puller when a cheap bumper jack and some chain works just as well?
@@drsteiny1 Many use a chain and a front-end loader and pull it out in less than a minute.
What's the best way to pull out a metal fence post that's sticking in concrete in the ground. And it's also bent.
Agreed! Way to go, kid! Thanks!
Brilliant !!!! You would make an excellent safari guide boykie !!!!! :-)
Kids not afraid of, and learning how to work. We need more of this. You're definitely raising them right!
Here's to the parents😎👉🍻
However in my opinion it was one of a Unsafe operation and luckily nothing happened in this case.
@T B Hahaha!
We are proving to the world the power of our country. Slowly others will start thinking about migrating to our country, Bharat, not India as some ignorant people named it.
And regarding the danger involved in the video one needs to know about the mechanism of the device. It was already mentioned in another post.
Anyways enjoy....
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Nice ad for "what" was the name of that country, again? Must be awesome, and stuff.
Awesome work by him and the parents 🇺🇸🦾🙏
Been a lineman for 16 years and this is the same way we remove telephone poles that are in back yards or in areas we can’t get trucks too. We use a a simplex jack, chain and a hard pad to put underneath the jack so it doesn’t sink. Well done 👍🏼
Seeing that kid work and doing a great job puts a smile on my face. He will grow up to be in the asset column.
The more you know and can do, the more valuable you will become. Never stop learning stuff like this.
Great job boys, glad to see you're helping out. It shows responsibility as young kids, The coolest thing is you did it on your own. Any parent would be proud, well done.
Won’t be that proud when they take their teeth out.
@@HomerladSounds like you have some experience. If you watch these kids maybe you'll learn something.
@@mikesuch9021 sounds like you have no experience if you think these kids are doing it correctly.
@@HomerladThe job is done. The kids did it with the tools at hand.
I’ll never use this technique. But I was thoroughly impressed with the young man’s efforts. He’s obviously been thought the value of hard work. He’ll go far in life.
He’ll be a blue collar worker working for $20/hr. He’ll be one helluva worker though but unless he hits them books and learns how to make money with his brain he’ll just be a labor worker working for the man.
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So true. ❤
The kid ain't even mine and I feel proud of him.
Me too! I'm glad that the Dad didn't interrupt to make it a shorter CZcams video... He just let the boys figure it out for themselves, that's great to see 👍
Hell yea, that's how my dad did it with me and my brothers.
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haha, same!!
Me too
The best part about this video isn't teaching them a new skill (although that is important), it's teaching them to be confident in their ability to solve problems and get the work done themselves. So many people never even try to do it themselves because they figure it's beyond their ability, but how would you know that if you don't try?
The other kid actually helped so it wasn't completely done by himself.
@@douglashurd8652 Getting help is fine. He took on the task and did as much as he could on his own. He is clearly still learning some of the technique, and may need to build up some more muscle.
The point is he found his actual limit through practice instead of creating an artificial limit in his mind and never even trying. Now he knows what he needs to work on to be able to finish the task himself next time.
@@Psyco913 always learning and evolving on the farm 🚜 👍
Human beings can do anything with the right tools and enough resolve.
@@RhizometricReality had a lugnut break , took an old spark plug that threads fit and kept on laying grass down .
Dang! He knows exactly how to get it done. Parents taught him a skill!! He's probably got tons more. Rural life brings out the best.
I'm 55 my neighbor Denny who has now long passed away would be 105 grow up on farms in horse drawn plow day showed me the same trick 25 years ago. The speed and professional way this young man does it is impressive. He's a worker. 😁
That's exactly how my dad showed me how to lift fence posts out of the ground lol. The kiddos did an awesome job, You don't see that very much these days so it's refreshing to know that families still have that mentality to teach their kids how to do manual work if it is needed. I love his determination but good on you also for showing him how to work the jack lift as well!
Could help but to comment, my Dad raised us working around our farm. We didn’t want to wake up early or work for that matter but he gave us many skills we use today. This boys will do well as adults, GOD BLESS
I was 40 years old this year and saw the tooth extraction tool for the first time. You two did a great job, I'm very impressed✌
VN Bushcraft,
My thoughts also! JackAlls are a wonderful device, but you never align yourself with the JackHandle! I feared also for his safety when he was literally laying under the handle pulling for all he was worth! I've been wacked across the head by the Jack going on unstoppable Auto Descent Mode! There are some Safety Video's here in CZcams! I'm thinking with a bit of ingenuity a Bottle Jack with a Jig to slip over the Post to Jack against and a piece of Plywood Or Board under either Jack to keep them from sinking into the ground, would be a lot safer!
@@balanced4harvest552 thank you comment ❤
Great job! My dad taught me this back in the 60’s but we were pulling up old bushes and a small tree stump!
Amazing to watch his determination. The brother at the end jumped in to help is awesome. The smiles of satisfaction and the comment at the end is priceless. That's some cool kids you have.
That kid is a boss and was raised by a good family I salute you young man
It’s good to see that someone is teaching these young men how to work not only physically but with good old fashioned common sense. Practical knowledge, we have almost lost it.
Every young boy needs to learn to work like this. To think and work with his hands. It makes you a better person.
I once took a pole out. And we went to a restaurant and she ordered pierogi, gołąbki and sledź w oleju z cebulą. Cost me a fortune. Next time I took a pole out I caught catfish. Didn't cost me a dime.
Lol, so wrong
Here is a pole you can enjoy for free. czcams.com/video/GdRu52ive4k/video.html
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I have referenced this video in my mind so many times. The struggle. More importantly, ALLOWING the struggle…as I watch my kids struggle to figure something out, I think of this video. So much learning and reward in the struggle. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work on the farm.
Problem solving is one of the most important skills in life ♥️💪🙏 you always think there's 10 million options to do something even though there's probably only three God always think outside the box never stop trying you will figure it out I'm always using problem solving skills on a daily basis to make my crazy folk art projects I'm 40 I'll never stop
This young man is incredible. His work ethic is unbelievable.
Pleased to see young men shown how to work right.
Hats off to the adult here and their proud young work force.
This is true progress.
This kid is more man than most of the guys on my crew. My hats off to the parents.
Well done boys!! We need more people like you guys.
I love the good work ethics being instilled in these boys and they have a teamwork mindset. Good job boys and parents.
Greetings from Puerto Rico! Everything in this video has been to me interesting and very usefull (I have a homestead with plenty of work to do)! But what I loved the most has been seeing this young boys demonstrating practical problem solving skills, passion and teamwork!!
Young man you make me so proud!!! I know you are being raised well with a good work ethic and you will be very self sufficient someday. The fresh air is good for you! Well done, you should be very proud of yourselves!!!
If more kids were brought up like this, our world would be better.
This is where it starts for this brilliant young man. The simplist task problem solving technique physics strength perseverance. These are all the fundamentals to a bright future for this man 💪👍
OUTSTANDING. Way-to-go Little MAN!
This is why i love random CZcams recommendations!
That's one determined young man. Well done.
Great job guys! I started watching this video for the cute, curious cow, but was impressed by boys' work ethic and confident grin💪😘
You two are just precious. Thank you for the great fun tutorial
If only all humans could teach their children to do tasks. Think how far we could go in life! Fabulous job young man.
This is exactly why most men these days are soft. Because their parents left school and the government to bring them up
God help the kids growing up today....
@@craigboden9455 Or perhaps it's because most children are not brought up on farms where the work is physical and needs to be done daily. It's one of the hardest lifestyles to live. Where would we be without them? Most children now have household chores, sports and schoolwork as their concerns, as did their parents. We can't all be farmers.
@@marthapackard8649 never said anything about working on a farm. I pretty much said parents these days are lazy. They'd rather let their kids sit in their bedrooms on the internet than teach them skills.
Totally agree with this, fair play to that lad, his brother, and parents, hard work is is is a great character builder. 👍
Them boys deserve some extra pie after dinner!
No need
@Francie Stokes hahah
@Francie Stokes stfu
I love it! Good job boys! Now I know how to do this and can show my husband. So proud of these boys ❤
Bloody brilliant. This never would've occurred to me. Two thumbs up!!
Yep.......this kid inspires pride and appreciation.
You 2 keep up the great work, you are helping your whole family!!!
🙏🏼🔥💪🏽 🌱🌱
By the time this young man reaches adulthood, he'll have many more skills that you won't learn in any school.
Amen to that!
No he’ll just be a farmer...
He'll also lack many skills that you learn in school.
Everyone saying no gonna make around 50k a year from sittin in a chair in the ac all day for the rest of their life. 🤦🏻♂️
They also going in school and they have best grades because they are responsible. When they grow up, they will be skilled and with good school they can just become bosses to someone who is not skilled and responsible enough.
I’m impressed by these young fellows, already managing the farm on their own!
In this one video you know these two boys will group and be A OK 👍well done parents. Great presentation on pulling a post. 👍
Couple of great kids being raised right. Hats off to this family.
Absolutely amazing start them young! Seeing this brings such a smile to my face
Smart boys and proud parents !!!
Greetings from Argentina ! 🇦🇷
This is absolutely amazing. I would love to see the educational process behind teaching these boys this. Good on yah fellas.
Explain, demonstrate, imitate and practice
They aren't that young, you just tell them, show them once, and I'm pretty sure they'd understand.
Good job little man! Heck, even the cattle expressed approval. "So, that's how ya take a pole out." Love it!
Great job buddies!! Great job parents teaching them lessons of life!!!
Works great! We did this to remove privacy fence posts that had broken. We used to floor jack
I love the bangs on that cow. The kids are cute, too. 😊😊
Great job! Awesome to see the young man taking initiative and working hard to get the job done.
Is what's more amazing is young kids doing work, good kids there, they will have no problem making there way through life. With good work ethic like that they will always succeed.👍
Dad didn’t step in just let the boys live and learn that’s how they gain confidence and self reliance.
super smart, thank you, and I loved how the cow wandered totally nonchalantly over and slipped through the gap
(and the best part: no yapping or music)
Teach'em young!
Great job by one hard working young man!
All kids should endure this kind of work at some point in their childhood. Good problem solving Gives em some grit. I’m doing this right now but mine are to young, but best believe they’ll do it when they’re old enough. Keep up the good work kid!!!
This is great-teaching kids to work is one of the best things you can do for them! Good job boys
Thanks guys. Just pulled two out with your help.
I have used that same type of jack to pull posts myself. However, I've been living in farm country for 50 years and I'm surprised no one has mentioned the steer ambling around the whole time. Maybe he and the boys grew up together and are friends but personally I'd have been leery enough to never turn my back on him.
He was just there for emotional support.😁
You can tell he is a well mannered gent and the kids dont seem alarmed at his presence.
We had cows/ bulls come up to us everytime we went into anywhere they were. None had malice in mind. They wanted to see what was up
If you watch carefully, the young fellow was keeping his eye on the moo-moo. but he was well behaved. Seemed more interested in eating whatever was in the last post hole......
Excellent work boys!! Take pride in knowing that you’re better and more capable than most of the pathetic “men” in the world today! Your parents are doing great and have got to be super proud of you.
I'm impressed. I want these guys on my team!
Clever lad, that taught an old man a new trick. Well done.
Good job kid , showing some responsibility when young .
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Good work! I am also impressed that the post is not rotted out!
Glad I saw this..got loads to remove in a wet and soggy paddock, more quick quick sand..thank you..
Sensational boys well done, you should be proud of yourselves
That young man is showing us old men how its done. Well done the world needs men like these guys are destined to be. No crybaby bull shit from guys like that.
I'd give em that, they showed brain work, when we did it back then it shows our arms and our back muscles. But it worked out good for em.
10-4 on that one.... they got er done good job boys..... I couldn't pay my nephews to do that bunch of lazy electronic addicts
@@timcanizares5240 find some video's of how china and russia soldiers are being trained, and tell them if those countries come to the U .S. Their scores on war games if their playing that type are not gonna be high scores, its life or death and no restart. Because I've seen what they are doing compared to our troops and also a soldier i seen the other day i asked if they have seen the video's said yes and then i asked if you guys being trained like that said not that exotic.
@ I was trained in the military and was taught to be ready and survive. because you never know what will be coming.
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Kid did real good! Better than I. I neglected to get myself ready for the jack recoil, and knocked myself stupid for a minute.
Thx kid, had trouble lowering the jack, and ur way was great!
An interesting idea - cool!
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Thanks! 👍
Good job to parents teaching him these skills. He'll have his farm and be able to sustain himself while others with a degree in medieval arts will be living in the basement.
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In the US, more like “underwater basket weaving 101.” Totally useless unlike what these kids were taught. Most adults here would not have a clue!
Real men in training. Awesome job!!!
Bravo to these great boys. They know what hard work is all about 😊
Just seeing young boys with a work ethic like that is enough to make me hit the subscribe button. Dang good job. I have teenage nephews who would not even know how a handyman jack works.
Makes me appreciate how well-sunk that post was.
That’s great work ! Smart and reliable job , great job teaching those kids on how to do that!
I've been doing this for years! I absolutely hate Jack all's but for fence posts they're the bomb! Well done young man!
Good job! It's good to see young people doing something constructive instead of just playing video games all the time ☺
The boy did an awesome job! Team work with his brother 👍👍 But my biggest congratulations go to Mom and Dad for raising these kids right! There is indeed hope for the future 👍🇺🇸👏
I needed you guys in July! Nicely done.
Wow this is outstanding work done. Team work too. I am happy I still have my antique jack LOL. You guys were taught the inteligent way of doing this hard work. Thank you very much for posting.
Awesome.. do your chores first then you can play games later. Finally some real people teaching their boys how to be men!!!!!
Very nice demonstration. I know that the post is stationary and isn't putting the same downward force on the hi-lift/farm jack as what a 4WD or something does, but I think its always good to practice safety and first use a baseplate or something to stop the jack stand from slipping, and secondly for your kid to be more careful around the handle kicking back up - nobody wants a broken jaw!
It was a great effort and ingenuity and determination first. But my concern was when I saw him using the widowmaker. I have one of those and know about the broken jaw.
@@siarlbychan absolutely, they can be pretty dangerous!
The jack won't "kick back" under this kind of loading where the post is being pulled against friction, because the post won't "retract itself" back into the ground if the handle is released when a pin isn't engaged. But yes, the warnings here definitely apply when lifting a heavy load against gravity. You guys talk of broken jaws. Well, here's another warning. I knew a guy who was griping the top of the jacking beam with one hand when a pin slipped after he released the handle (his jack was dirty and poorly maintained so the pins did not engage reliably). He permanently lost the use of his thumb when the handle flew up and shattered his thumb against the jacking beam. Ever since that happened to him, I hold the beam with my thumb wrapped around it in the same direction as my other fingers, thereby leaving the "front" surface of the jacking beam bare (no fingers in danger if the handle slams into the beam). It's become a habit for me.
Some video game addicts I know haven't done that much work in 4 years. Well done sir.
Your boys are precious and so is that bull !!! God bless you and your family .
Parabéns jovens garatos de coragem.👏👏👏
è amigo , no Brasil ja vinha o conselho tutelar hen
Crianças dessa idade aqi no Brasil não pode trabalhar, o conselho tutelar proibe.
É mole?
Meu pai teve duas famílias e eu sou da segunda família, todos nós trabalhamos desde cedo e não tem nenhum vagabundo e nenhum ladrão.
nice video,funny at the end after all that work his brother came and took a second to remove the post lol lol
I love how the bull just comes over and is like just chilling and watching.
Good job boys!!! I grew up on a farm 5-15 yrs old. It's a lot of work,but in the long run, you'll be a much better adult due to the experience you've gained.
New sub here! This is how my dad taught me how to pull post many many years ago! Thanks for sharing!
Just use fire.
Same way I lifted a rotten pole barn post. Did not use a clevis but put a 5000 lb capacity cargo strap on the top of the jack and pole in case it jumped lose, lots of weight.
👏 I was impressed when I saw someone do it with a skid steer. Now I have a new appreciation. Well done boys
These kids are learning the value of work and knowledge. Great job for youngsters. 👍
This video made my day. Well done!
Wusstest du, dass man den Zaunpfosten mit einem Hochdruckreiniger noch schneller rausbekommt?
Happy to see a kid learning hands on real life skills and not just classroom teaching. I’ll bet he already knows how to operate more equipment and problem solve better than most adults.
Yeah and these kids are going to be great employees for the kids that went to school and got a classroom education. We need human farm mules to do our work.
Creative. Good use of hi- lift jack .
And credit to Dad (and Mom) for raising these young men! 👏👏👏
They are gonna be some hard working men when they grow up. Good job dad.
(Could be a mom too)