Brand New John Deere Planter's First Trip To The Field For Fine Tuning
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Andy "aTrippyFarmer" Dole is a 6th generation farmer from Central Illinois. On this farm, Andy works alongside his father, Marty, his uncles, Chris and Jeff, and his sister, Katie, to grow corn and soybeans on some of the finest dirt in the world. Andy and his family are deeply rooted in the area, operating a large farm that traces it origins back into the 1800s. Although some tracts did not stand the test of time, Andy and his family still grow corn and soybeans on fields that have been in the family for longer than even the oldest members of the farm have been alive. We do, we have, and we always will take tremendous pride in calling this piece of paradise our home. Andy was a Bronze Tablet graduate of the University of Illinois in the field of Crop Sciences, following the same path as his father and late grandfather.
It would be misleading for Andy to claim that this life is one that came by chance; rather, as a member of two multi-generational farm families, it was simply in his blood. His passion for agriculture traces back to his early youth--some of his fondest, earliest memories being of days spent riding in the combine with his father and grandfather. Although his understanding of the lifestyle was much less complex in the beginning, the love he has for farming, and its industry has only appreciated through time. As this dream blossomed into adulthood, Andy now works relentlessly, and tirelessly, to chase his own dreams and to build a farming operation of his own alongside his family.
We, as a whole operation, are handymen, electricians, mechanics, landscapers, accountants, economists, caretakers, stewards, and, most importantly, farmers, and we take an incredible amount of pride in our work. There is no challenge too overwhelming, no situation too stressful, and no problem too difficult for us to take on, and we want to take you along with us. Welcome to our farm and welcome to our lives. You have the best seat in the house to watch the everyday chaos of farming unfold--we usually only get concerned when things aren't going wrong!
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keep growing food for the world ,that's all we can do fellas! chin up!!!
we call it the Spring Scaries!
To help with odors place some cooking vanilla on paper towel, put it in the tractor on a plastic plate, I use little tray made out of aluminum foil. Let it evaporate. The Vanilla absorbs the odors. It works well for painting odors & smell of skunks when a dog checks out that stinky little critter.
That seems like solid advice. Anything that will help with smells is good to know!
Lookin good Andy hope the planter serves you well
We run 2 twin row great plain planters with fertilizer tanks
That sounds like a nice setup!
I love how u tell ur dad that u don't have to do the advanced setup and he immediately told u to go do it then. That gave me a chuckle. Great vid and hope planting has been going well so far!
He just didn’t know there was another option on that tractor. That’s what I am here for! 🤣
I can still remember setting up the terrain compensation module on our 4640 when we bought it new back in 80. Things have changed a little bit. Congratulations on the new equipment Andy I hope you are enjoying being out there this spring!
🤣thank you. I am looking forward to planting!!
Nice video my friend ❤❤❤♥
A very creative idea ❤❤❤❤
I look forward to seeing your designs. Congratulations on your journey forward
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probably programing the first apollo moon mission was less complicated
Haha our cell phones have more processing power that that space shuttle!!
sorry i'm 56 yrs old and got outo steer but sometimes things go for a shit. you young fellas have better tools today!
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always!!!
Thank you very much
Been waiting for this one!!
Love to hear how Andy loves to talk about farming!!
71 years old start running field cultivator tomorrow. Boys went from 35 foot to 50. Yep I’m nervous.
That’s a big upgrade. You’ll be fine… good luck!!!
I'm in Chicago and now too old to start farming, but your videos are so wl done informative even funny too bad the TV people don't put you a reality show on real farming. Well done. Vaughan jones
You’re only about 3 hours straight north of me. There’s only a small subset of people that actually care about farming… the rest can’t be bothered!
Maybe it's offered and you've chosen not to take advantage of it, but it seems like, with the price of a brand new planter, that it would come with a couple of hours of a John Deere rep helping you set it up and making sure that you're comfortable with all of the controls/settings and that you're ready to plant.
Even if it's not majorly different than what you're used to, there are bound to be little tricks and shortcuts that may not be intuitive.
We have ran enough equipment to get things figured out on our own. Our salesman would’ve came out if we needed him, and we know that he is very busy right now. It doesn’t hurt to learn on your own if you aren’t in a hurry!
Like how Lenny left his shovel in your truck to use😅
Yes his fun-sized shovel 😂
Cool video man, learned a few things. I wish all farming videos were this long.
Try a RAM clamp, it's quite easy and it does hold it in. I did test it, while I did not wanted to.
Thanks for the tip!
Always run a full set of weights on the nose.
That’s what I am thinking…
Looks like johndeere needs to make a training video every time they make a new implement to make it easier to understand how to operate the new piece of equipment.
John Deere expects the sales staff at the dealership to provide the operational instructions. I probably should’ve asked our salesman to come out. He would’ve been there!
@@aTrippyFarmer That’s great they are willing to help when needed. I only figured it would be easier for the end user with a good training video. I’ve ran a lot of heavy equipment mainly excavators, oscillating wheel loaders, backhoes and skid steers but nothing as complicated as a John Deere Farm Tractor. Now I’ve driven them to move from one field to another and/or bring them back to the barn on my uncles big farm here in Texas but that’s it. Always thought it would be really cool to run one on the farm just to see what’s it like compared to the equipment I’ve already ran however I feel like I get a pretty good idea just watching your videos.
Here’s to hoping y’all have a very safe and very productive season this year. 😀
Take out the headliner and see if the smell clears up after a few days. If it does, clean it or replace it.
Thanks for the tip!
on the back of the 2630 just replace the bolts with wing bolts and get another bracket
This is my 25th planting season. Yes, I still get anxious about it too. 😬
Only 25?! You’re a youngin!!
Howdy trippy
Call and ask if it's coming soon. If it is integral to planting TELL Them.😊
It isn’t that simple. They have 50 other customers in the same predicament!
You make me laugh Andy, the term moistening weather was fantastic 😆 or as we use to say , the fog is socked in, ready to see y’all sending seed👍🏻keep em comin young man and don’t change a thing 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Sometimes the words that come out of my mouth aren’t the best ones, but it’s easier to just leave it alone… 🤣
Trippy, really nice vid with the new planter. Could of had JD tech come out and run you thru set up for it, less frustration. Keep it between the rows.🚜🌽
I have always been told speed is not a factor with your section control. As long as you enter and exit the headland at a consistant speed , do not speed up or slow down as sections are turning on/off . And yes I get nervous every year for planting and I have quite a few acres under my belt ....
Interesting. I guess that could be right… as long as it knows what the correct lag is for shutting off and turning on, it can adjust to the different speeds.
It's a farmer thing I've been farming since I was 18 I'm now 55 believe me it's just a farmer thing
I’m glad that I’m not the only one!!!
All ur electronics no needed!* i bet the ol boy hates it! Just overlap a row and no worry!*
we have older 1988 international 1586 2WD and we have 8 weights up front , we have 2 of them 87 & 88
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@@robertpatterson1985 they came that way
Dude nice to see you posting live updates on Instagram because in your story you started planting a week ago in here it is only started
I’m in Utah doing tillage work with my JD gps and your beeps are confusing the heck out of me!😅. Finally drying out here. Normally 7” of precipitation annually. 18” this past winter. Tough on a dry lot dairy.
Good luck getting everything in the ground.
When un trans lift mode hit scv2 and it should lower the planter
Did you know your depth gauge has a Beer opener on the top? stop and reevaluate.(CRACK ONE OPEN)!!!
Yes... we prefer cans, though. 😎
With your longer planter you might have to widen your entrances into some of your fields to be safe.
Agreed…or I may have to just cross some of the ditches instead of using the entrance!
Does the RTK activate lights & sirens when the combine runs into the neighbors field? That’d be handy.
You could almost patent that idea!!!
@@aTrippyFarmer thought the same thing. You already have the fields mapped right? Something like that would keep Marty from harvesting the neighbor’s field.
Have you got your sprayer yet
It shouldn't be that had the should have default planting programs for different crops which you can modify and save and access with 1 button according to different crops
Some things are insanely simple and others are a bit more complicated!
I’m surprised your dealer is an out there helping you set up your planter
They are pretty busy and this planter isn’t that much different than our old one!
The whole time you were tapping the screens in the tractors with your gloves on, was killing me 😂 Have no clue why that annoyed me, maybe it’s my OCD of keeping things clean, and I know your outside probably touching all kinds of dirty things and hoses. I was yelling at you thru the tv to take them off already 😂😂😂
You and everyone else didn’t like that… just wait… I do it all season 🤣🤣🤣
I love our db 60 but when it comes time to grease it your better off to go get a bucket grease gun from Deere and a good air compressor, we have a 8r 410 on one of ours it has full front weight and wheel weights
Thanks for the advice. It has been easy to grease so far!
Turn signals are a good habits to have.
That tractor deserves front linkage with a weight block
SWEEEEEEEEET!
That would be nice!
@@aTrippyFarmer I can’t see exactly why you would need it over standard weights but…..
At the costs of toiletries,food and fuel for ten years.That would be me walking and smelling and starving 😂😂😂😂
But it would look sweeeeeeet
Actually small mistake
20 years😂😂
Could have a custom made fuel tank instead of weight block🤷♂️🤷♂️
Nothing like an extra 1000 ltrs
You need a full rack of weights or a bigger tractor.
Bigger tractor isn’t really an option. More weights it is!!
The advanced TCM cal is a lot quicker and more accurate. Helps with guess rows being too close or too far apart.
Also go to menu > applications > starfire > advanced TCM cal 💪🏼🇺🇸
I wouldn’t say quicker unless you are out in the field. We usually calibrate at home base where there isn’t an east course to take!
@@aTrippyFarmer I understand that! Gotta do what works for you!
No worryin allowed life short
Get an ozone generator, they're about $100, and use it to get cigarette and other odors out of your equipment.
True, but beware. Ozone can damage braided wire/electronics. Once or twice may be fine, but regular use could start to cause electrical gremlins to start showing up.
@@sustainabilitytheory5154 It can also damage rubber seals and gaskets. Only an idiot would use it more than 1-2 times per year. Based on the videos, I'm thinking Andy might be able to figure it out.
Some others have suggested that!!
this guy is a level 100 youtuber level 2 farmer. The scale goes to 10,000.
Your rating is awfully generous!
Get those gloves off in the cab!! Triggered!! Lol jk nice unit sir
Haha you and everyone else is bothered by that!!!
enjoyed your video as allways but surely having spent all that money with a new planter john deere should of come out and help you set up the planter?. Hope you have good luck with the planting.
They would if you asked them. I didn’t see the need as an experienced operator.
So what determines the population you plant at? Also, some Menthol crystals should help remove that smoke smell and as a bonus it keeps mice away!
Shovelin too much like work!*
we can't afford RTK up here in CANADA junior (spoiled kids)
RTK is fairly cheap on these 7000 domes. We have 7 receivers and only 1 has the RTK activation, if that tells you anything about our opinion of its necessity.
"Co for it " marv"
Thanks for watching!
Is that pounds pressure or Inches of Water Vacuum ?/more common 😊
It is inches of water. I was speaking incorrectly…
Why doesn’t your dealer come out and start the new planter looks like with what that machine costs they would
They would if you asked!
@@aTrippyFarmer still it seems to me that would be standard procedure. I never bought a new piece of equipment ever that dealer didn’t come out and get everything going the way it should that’s just customer service
Maybe a "captain obvious" question... but does your tractor have a cabin air filter? If so, changing that would help, and you could spritz some good smell into it...
Yes it does. We have changed it, but it wouldn’t hurt to give it a refresher.
I have to ask, you had all winter, did you read the manual?? Just asking
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Do dealers not come show you how to run this stuff and set it up after you buy it? How do you spend that much money and get given no training or support?
Yes If you ask!
how many aces u farm?????
A few thousand!
What would you say is normal living time for a planter in the US?
I’m not sure that I understand your question… if you’re asking about lifespan, most of these planters will be around for 40-50 years unless they break. In terms of operation, most farmers will use them for 3-4 weeks a year.
@@aTrippyFarmer lifespan was what i meant yes :)
Ahh yes. The death match between man and machine that must commence before a productive working relationship.
That is a very elegant way to put it!
Dad would gave me shit for cleaning the windows,let alone to set this crap up today. get it in the F ing field!
My dad gets bothered if the tractors don't have a fresh coat of wax on them before field work... thankfully, it is too early still in these videos to plant.
Remember people, parents have to take responsibility for their children. So even though people bash us Millennials, our parents have to take responsibility for raising us this way. Yes that's you baby boomers and Gen X. Then us Millennials also need to take responsibility for raising Gen z and Gen alpha. Every Generation seems to be getting weaker but it's still the responsibility of the parents to change how they raise their children.
Sir, this is a Wendy’s…
That piece of junk you found embedded in the field looks like the end plate from a muffler.
It very well could be. You never know what you are going to find!
You should ahow your pop a little more respect. My dad also struggles with technology. Dont just tell him. Show him.
He is bad with the newer technology on these tractors. That is the way it is, and I am always around to help him with it. There is no reason to sugar coat it...
I do love the channel. And I love farming. I'm hard on my own dad when it comes to technology so I shouldn't say much. I need to be better with him myself. It's a blessing you're there to help.
Keep up the good work. Wishing you a very successful year.
Andy your to young to be a millennial.
Nope I’m the last eligible year!