Ripped In Two
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Can't harvest due to rain, might as well repair instead! It's been over a year since this coil packer tore in half. Leg Arms can fix it!
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Sounds like that's an opportunity to plant a tree for every Welker grandchild. A great legacy gift that would be something for the kids to watch as they grow.
and why not make them fruit trees, so many care share the bounty for years?....the yellow jackets, ants and ground rodents will thank you too!
Bad part about that is you have to call before you dig even to plant a tree and the owners of that line that were plowed in probably has a distance stipulation and their eminent domain document when it was condemned for plowing in their line. You remember that government Passage? The suffering of the few for the greater good of the masses. Or something like that was wrote in Hitler's Mein Kampf!
@@earlhollar1906 they can plant the trees anywhere else if they really wanted to. Like along the driveway.
@@earlhollar1906 I sincerely doubt that but it's all an experience in wasted energy since I'm fairly sure the welkers haven't seen my idea.
I was raised to be respectful of other people’s property. The rule was, and continues to be, if you borrow an item and break it, you either fix it completely or you replace it. I’m impressed by your patience with the person that broke your farm implement and failed to repair it. I’m also impressed by the fact that your family is able to assess every obstacle thrown at you and come up with working solutions.
Weller's are great people because they serve a great God!
At least the repair makes for good video content 😂
@@WelkerFarms 10/4 that’s what I was thinking!!!
@@WelkerFarms That's exactly what I was thinking... I dont recall any mention of the coil packer before. Great work Welkers! #welkerfarmsrock, #welkerfarms.
@@WelkerFarms Say, I had a dream/vision from the lord this morning, there's coming an infestation of field mice. Just like what happened in Australia.
Leg Arms, Nick an Dad. It is my honor and privilege to be a part of your farm and your life. Thank you all for the videos and allowing us to come along for the ride. Thank you for sharing.
We should be thanking you and your Welker family for sharing your lives with us. Bless you all.
Thank you for taking a moment to explain the coil packer to us non farmers.
And I am always impressed by your ability to figure out a way to fix whatever problem you find.
Thanks!
Flexicoil you see the coils flexed but that thin 4in square tubing didn't Flex along with it. Bit of a design flaw. My dad was a fan of the rod weeder pulling a drag behind it after plowing, and before seeding.
Could not have said it in a better way.
CZcams needs to have a love button. This channel and the Welker family are absolutely awesome!
Thank you Scott for letting us tag along with you and your family. Been praying for all my farmer friends and please be praying for us down South. Hurricane season is here and getting busy. Praying for a good harvest and a safe one.
Wishing the Welker families the best in these tough drought grain farming times. The whole nation is struggling under adverse weather change and Covid. I remember the tough times of the 1950s recession, so much family gone for the Koean War, but we still had family to lean on and carry us through.
The American way, the strength of family perseverance.
I appreciate your faith, the work ethic and the fact you do about all of your own repairs yourself. Thank you for sharing with us
Thanks for watching!
@@WelkerFarms no problem 😊👌👍 God bless you all too!.
I love the episode, as always, and thank you for describing what you're doing and why. Here's something I noticed the other day, and I wish I could have figured this out sooner. Your very first posted video on this channel was posted on August 12th, 2011. A decade ago. If you're ever bored, what you ought to do is play the first video on your tv in the break room and film you guys reacting to the very start of your channel. Seeing what you think of what you shot, what you were saying, what you were thinking, and how things have changed with the farm and your channel as a whole. You've been at this a decade. That's worthy of respect. Fantastic job!
That's a great idea Brian! We'll add that to our list of ideas, thanks for sharing!
I am from Cape Cod and Central MA area , I love watching the farming shows .. 20 acre or maybe 40 is about as large of a farm around these parts... I learned a ton about big farming , Keep up the good work :) :) :)
Just a little welding tip, before you slide the 3 1/2" tubing inside the 4" torch (or drill) some 1" holes in a random pattern on all four sides of the outer tubing. Then plug weld the outer to the inner. Plug welds are super strong and with your wire welder super fast.
Thanks for the tip!
I've done that when I've had to lengthen a roll cage or frame on a truck ... super strong! (almost as strong as Leg Arms!)
Great idea
came here to say this exact same thing....
dude i couldn't have said it better!
Believe me, we thank you all for sharing your farm with us, it takes alot of time for content , carrying a camera around so you guys rock !
NO!! Thank YOU for allowing ME to participate in your day!! I enjoy it VERY much, and I learn a lot each time. I feel the one, most critical asset of a farmer (and so the whole country/world) is the farmer's willingness to DO what ever is necessary to make it work!! I marvel at all farmers do, and how well they do it!! I am a huge fan of jury rigging things to MAKE them work!! Senseless to just throw stuff away. Being just under, and OVER achiever, is just about perfect!! I usually recommend videos like this to my friends who have NO idea where all this stuff originates, or how it got to the store!! I try to keep my recommendations to people who can and will appreciate just what is going on here.
Thanks for taking us all along with you. I also have some semblance of what it takes to imagine, set up, take, and finally edit all that footage to get a fine finished product like this and all your videos. All are just a tiny smitch below over achieving!! LOL I hate to sound like the beer commercial BUTT, "it doesn't get any better than that!!"
Awwwe, that was clearly heartfelt and thank you for taking the time to film your lives. I enjoy watching the farming.
Sad to hear that equipment borrowed was not replaced or repaired. I was taught that was the golden rule of farming. The fact that you fixed it without showing frustration or anger shows what kind of men your father and grandfather raised.
I also wished I could weld as well as you!! No seriously!
God bless.
Thank you for all you do to help feed our country and put bread on the table!!!
Thank you Legarms, we appreciate you guys too! Another working day on the farm, Bob smiling away while he's effortlessly grinding the corn! Yup, the daily grind thereabouts :)
Nick, it’s my pleasure and privilege to be part of your farm, your family’s and your lives. I’ve learned so much and have fallen in love with all the Welkers!
We appreciate those generous kudos. Blessings
Nick, glad you showed the -130s cruising low-level over your farm. I flew it for almost 20 years; saved many lives as an HC-130 Rescue Driver. Great airplane, great vids. Keep up the good work. God bless.
Love me some C-130s too. 11 years as a depot sheetmetal mechanic on C-130s. Probably have seen or worked on your HC-130N/Ps.
@@stanleyharrell6009 Probably. Here are some tails I flew: 695831; 695824, 660212; 650968 (crashed in GA two years ago on way to boneyard, killed entire crew), 650978. Did you work at WR or BHM? Many more I can't remember.
@@skullman1455 I worked C-130s at Robins. Worked 5831 for CWB replacement and NVIS/SOFI in 97. Did the same on 212 shortly afterwards I remember the others tails coming through. I was the workload planner on 978 when it came in back in 2009 for HVM. Sad to see all of these go to AMARG. They were great aircraft.
I flew in one from rein main Germany to Eagle Base Tuzla main Bosnia in March of 2004 on my first deployment not very comfortable and the pilot went from about 10 ft to the ground in a split second was rather enjoyable
Wow, what a gift the good lord has given you. The ability to take a chuck of steal and turn it into a useful piece is absolutely amazing. The wife and I love what you guys do. Thank you and God bless.
As a farmer and content creator i understand the extra work to do these videos (especially on the bad days) so thank you for "keeping keepin on".
You have a new sub!
@@dans_Learning_Curve much obliged
Thank you, Welker Family for the videos. I grew up on a farm. As a kid, we baled hay, harvested corn, and had cows, chickens, and sheep on a small farm. I never worked harder in my life. Old broken equipment. Manual everything. But, looking back, that hard work was very satisfying. Your channel brings back those memories for me.
Thank y’all for letting us see the farming and all the Big Toys y’all get to drive
Thanks to you! Growing up on the farm, I miss it. Watching you all, Larson’s, MF, really helps with my farm withdrawal! Blessings!
I appreciate you taking a moment to say thank you to the people that watch your channel. Keep up the good work!!!
Nick- You need to give Scott a raise. He is such a great guy (as are you and your dad) but he’s just plain sweet (in a manly way). He’s one my favorite people on CZcams.
For whatever reason i really enjoyed this vid, especially you all working on the implements and the welding and shop work. The other side of farming that we non-farmers don't get to see. Similar to the bigbud work you all did, i find myself captivated by it.
Great job on the content and editing!
Great company to have on the tube!
May Elohim our Holy Father bless you all and your families and your labour!
Greetings from South Africa
No, Thank you Welkers.. Without your effort and capturing of your farm adventures.. We would not have been able to view it and enjoy it !
Keep up the great work.. Bob, Keep being you ! Loving the Puns !
3K thumbs up in 5 minutes of loading the video. All of us "suscribers" as Scott says love you guys too, always nice to see a hard working American family. Stay safe guys.
Haven't watched mainstream TV for years now. Your videos and those like you beat that junk hands down. Thank You for providing honest and Godly entertainment for us. God Bless. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
Scott, Nick and Robert, God love ya, we thank you for bringing us along and feeling involved. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸
Appreciate you guys too! Thanks Scott! Thank you all for sharing your lives with us. God Bless.
It is quite obvious that farmers and ranchers must be jacks of all trades. I see your family successfully tackle all manner of problems and projects that go beyond seeding and harvesting. I assume it would be nigh impossible to afford the cost of running the farm, if all mechanical and other breakdowns which present themselves, had to repaired by outside companies. Your family are amazingly creative and capable when these problems arise, and you get them solved in short order. I cannot believe how calm and respectful you remained when telling us about someone borrowing, breaking, and returning unrepaired, an expensive piece of essential equipment. God bless you all.
I don't know about everyone in this comment section, but I do know that I speak at least for a few of us, watching you and all of the other Farm tubers has created a another generation of farmers so to say. I started watching y'all 4 years ago and within that time I have gotten to learn a small bit of farming and because of me watching you, I now want to be a farmer so I just want to thank everyone who is a farmer and even people who are not farmers but want to be farmers for having this passion, the world needs farmers and without us there's no world.
Enjoy watch the family videos. No sure how many acres you have and how much was effected by the hail and lack of rain. Prayerfully it keeps you going until winter wheat and next year. Appreciate your hard work and explaining what you are doing and why. You are just a farmer? That is a false statement. You are agricultural engineers and have to wear many hats, you can't be perfect at all of them but you know what you need to do and multiple ways to solve the problem, that Sir is a far greater talent! Farming has to be the hardest job in all the USA, so grateful for your family to keeping us going. Be Blessed and keep the faith. Godspeed!
C-130 Hercs are Amazing!! When I was in the RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) I flew almost 2000 flight hours on the tail ramp inside the cargo bay and also flew with a SAR (Seach and Rescue) unit and they had Plexi glass full length side jump doors for searchers to sit and look for lost people in it.
I LOVE the Herc. I have never slept as well compared to my sleep time on the closed ramp of a Herc. The drone and vibration from the 4 turbo prop engines.
Thanks you walkers farm and family! We love your show and loved what you did for “the kid again”
Thank you and your family for feeding the American people!! Y’all are some very hard working men!! I hope the person that broke your piece of equipment paid you for the repair of it. I hate when someone borrow something and leave it for you to fix it!! That’s not nice!! I see y’all having a bad year but God will bless y’all!! Hang in there!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Leg Arms, your not giving yourself enough credit, your a dang good welder, and fabricator, y'all are. I'm always amazed at how y'all are able to fix and fabricate things, that most of us have to buy new or pay to have it fixed, lol. My Dad was able to weld, and fabricate along with building anything with steel, from trailers, to chisel plows, but I never had that gift, when things broke, I gave it to him and went to the hog barn to work till it was fixed, and then I'd head back to the field when he was done, lol.
Thank you isn't said much anymore. It is sad but it is true. I enjoy watching your videos. Growing up on a South Texas farm, the idea of dry land farming on less than 12 inch of rainfall per year is unimaginable to me. So watching you guys work the land, repair the equipment is a great deal of fun for this old retiree. So I thank you, for sharing your story with us. Thank you, very much.
There's never a bad time to be thankful! Thank you for watching!
imagine how much money it would have cost to have someone do the repairs!! awesome talent!
The great American way.....May God Bless your farm and family's....Thank you...!
You folk are very kind. Loan an implement to a friend, it breaks and 2 years later you have to retrieve it broken? I'd have had some commentary on that fact...
More broken equipment = more new videos!
@@WelkerFarms You guys have plenty of old equipment/trucks to make more video so please keep it up. Need the Wagner started and some of the old Dodge grain trucks. :-)
Leg arms gets to have all the fun... 😉 Thank you all for the videos.
A big thank you from Newcastle Australia for the enjoyment and knowledge that your family gives the world.
Big thanks to you for watching!
Love the C-130's! My Dad was a Loadmaster on Herc's during Vietnam! He said it was the toughest plane around. Could take lots of abuse, but still get you home every time!
You guys are the ones that Rock! Farmers are the Unsung Heroes of America! God Bless you and the entire Welker Family... Even Daddy Pun Star...lol. He is a Hot Mess!
One other way to tell if the wheat straw is dry enough is to watch how the straw settles coming out of the straw chopper. Back in the day my uncle would say that if it disappears into the stubble it is dry, if it 'floats' on top of the stubble, it is damp. But here in eastern ND, I don't recall that we've had a had such a drought as you are having. It was dry this year, but there was enough subsoil moisture to result in pretty good yields.
Thank you for sharing what it is like to be a farmer this day and time and all you go through to feed us all.
I thank you for sharing your farm life with me. I really enjoy watching your videos. I had the joy of growing up on a farm and working for farmers. I don't have that opportunity anymore. I get to farm through all of the CZcams farmers I watch. Great video. Please keep them coming.
Welker Farms, as long as you keep posting we will continue to watch. Thank-you from all of us.
Leg arms, you're one heck of a fabricator
Thank you for thanking us Leg Arms. You are a class act.
Thank you guys for allowing us to tag along. Your faith has helped me. God Bless the Welker family. Till the next time.
God bless!
Thank you and your family for having these videos so us non-farmers can see what we're missing out on it is such a pleasure to watch these videos thank you so much God bless
I'm not a farmer, but I am amazed at what you guys can do. God bless you and your families.
Long time subscriber, and we thank you and the Welker family for sharing not only your farming escapades, but also your willingness to share your family with us. Best channel going
Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
Thanks as always for a great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Thanks Scott for your nice comments about the people who watch your channel. The reverse applies to you and the family. It is a real pleasure being a part of your lives and farming operation also. Thanks.
You are getting that piece of machinery back into operation again. Step by step you are doing what needs to be done to make it work again. Sorry whoever used it did not return it fixed correctly for you. Some people ‘s kids. Ha.
Looks like you have the cutter bars on the combines ready to go again. Good job done Nick. Guess that is it for now. You all take care and be safe. God watch over all of you. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy from years ago.
LegArms is a straight up Picasso with that torch. Nicely done!
Hey Scott... Thank you! I watch every video y'all put out (the good and the... painful?) with my 6yo daughter she asks so many questions and it gives me a chance to talk to her. Since your oops with the drawbar she's stopped climbing under the tractor or cars when we're working on them and asks all the time "is it safe". If it is she will crawl under and look what we're doing. And I constantly have that voice saying "be safe daddy" (she's or safety monitor/fire watch). She asked the other day "when I get bigger you teach me to weld?". I think that one might have to wait a few more years lol.
Thank y'all again I hope all your families are blessed
We're honored to be a part of that learning process! Thanks for sharing Scott!
Just want to say thank you to you guys for providing the world with an insight into farming a centennial farm in Northern Montana. I am a 70 year-old retired farmer in the cornbelt, and until I started following your channel some years back I never knew how bowling balls ended up in grain fields.! It's great to see how you guys make your livelihood fun. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching Terry!
Yeah, who would have thought bowling balls could fly!
@@dans_Learning_Curve anything can fly if you put enough gunpowder behind it
@@handymansteve 😀😁
I was raised in Nebraska...not on a farm but find your channel very interesting. Thanks for sharing your everyday lives with everyday people.
And thank you Legarms - this channel has come so far since I started watching it and having you, Bob and that other fella - can’t remember his name… 😁 all showing us what you do and have all become so comfortable behind the camera. Love watching you all year and year out. 👍
Seeing the issue with the packer reminds me of an old saying. "Never be a borrower be or a lender be". It's unfortunate but, your experience with those that borrowed from you, never fixed what they should have done when they first said they would.
Tis why I prefer to use a stick welder when outside, wire welders really are designed to be used indoors unless using flux core wire. I know naysayers may disagree but, wind blows the "gas" away which is what makes a weld look like crap.
Actually, thank you for sharing your videos. Even us retired farmers live and reminisce through your videos. Cheers :)
Nick im glad you have a channel,as well as others that shows how much work it takes to put food on the table.Thank You Welker Family And All The Others in CZcams land....My Hats Off To Ya All.!!!
I would personally like to say thank you to you leg-arms. When ever I see you doing fabrication work it always gives me motivation to go into my garage and work on my classic car. THANK YOU.
Who'd a thunk it, that Scott and Bob are so charismatic in front of the camera. I mean , even a bit more that that 'Hollywood' guy. :)
Haha they really have gotten comfortable in front of the camera!
@@WelkerFarmsCause they had a good director of course.
@@WelkerFarms with the Cottonwoods dying, why not replace them with trees for every grandchild? It would be a great legacy gift and great way to give them a visible representation that they are part of the land.
@@danielhostetler9493 I love that idea! We just have to be disciplined enough to water them very regularly.
A different Scott then the earlier years of CZcams. 8 years?.?
No thank you for letting us come along on your journey on your farm some of us don't have the opportunity to farm and they used to have a family farm enjoy watching you do what we can thank you and I love your channel
We want to thank you folks for letting us be a part of your adventures. Without channels like yours, we would be left watching the garbage on tv! Love you guys and keep up the dad jokes!
Thank you
Leg arms. That was very nice of you.
No leg arms your awesome you rock!!! I love you channel and farm with the family i appreciate you brother God bless you and your family!!
C130 is a workhorse but it’s also probably the coldest and noisiest plane I rode in during my Navy career.
For the tube inner sleeve I would pierce holes along the outer about every 6 inches and plug weld through the two tubes. Joining them together this way the ends of the inner tube can not shift and put load on the outer tube as the whole arm flexes. Thanks for all the videos and keep doing great work!
Thanks for the advice!
plug welds suggested one hour before your comment, I know, it's hard to read all the comments..but still be best solution!
Thank you Welkers for showing us how you guys are doing your day to day it's great
I was in the infantry in Alaska at the end of the 'Nam eta. We had a field problem in Fairbanks and had to fly up from Elmendorf AFB outside of Anchorage. At least 6 hours in the C130s. So in their military intelligence mode, the Air Force took their oldest C130 airframes and put them in Alaska, with you guessed it, the worst flying conditions of all US airbases.
The FIRST time we took off, we were about 30 seconds airborne when a right wing engine caught on fire.
The SECOND time we took off we were about 2 minutes airborne when the same engine caught on fire. The 3rd time - same damb plane - we managed to land at Eielson AFB outside Fairbanks so we could go play bang-bang at an actual temperature of 67° below zero. When the Huey's picked us up a couple days later, their prop blast was supposed to put the wind chill around 200° below zero. But that's military information, so take it with a lot of salt, lol.
Yes, a Hyperthermia Plasma Cutter from Lebanon, NH. When I was a school counselor at Lebanon Junior High School I would bring students there on Job Shadow Day and they are an awesome company. Did you know that they have never had a layoff in the history of their company?
So true Charles. The way I was taught. If you borrow something bring it back in better condition than you received it. Also did anyone else think that when nick was shaking all the pieces loose from cutter bar that it sounded like Santa clause and his reindeer!!! Lmbo!!!
Thankyou for the Awesome videos Weller Farms. It's always a thrill to watch how you deal with a breakdown in such little bit of time and how you fix things with what you have on hand to fix your breakdown.
Kudos to you and your family for taking the high road and just picking it up and fixing it. 💪👍🏼
To the Welker family Just know that Man doesn't live by steak and pork chops, we need a little wheat, and rye and chick peas in our life as well Its nice to at least know a little about how our food is grown. Whether we actually ever get any of your produce is not important, Just know that I for one appreciate all that needs to be done to raise a crop, and bring it to market. Hat's off to all farmers. In good times and bad,, you Welkers ROCK
So do you Legarms and your whole family!! I enjoy every clip you guys put together!! Thank you!!!!!
It is incredible how you worked out a easy fix so fast to the coil packer.
You’re welcome. I enjoy watching and learning even though I’m 74 and will probably never get to use most of the information and techniques you demonstrate. Watching you work with the torch reminded me of my youth and using a gasoline torch to thaw water pipes in our cow barn on cold winter mornings. It’s a miracle that old barn never caught fire.
Not a farmer but my grandfather and his was since the 1898. Thus saying you guys are doing amazing. I’m just a firefighter but remember the time on the farm. I really think everyone needs time on the farm. Just to learn to work hard and show where are food comes from. I have been watching your videos from the beginning. True Kraft Lake Tapps Washington
Welker Farm is GREAT TOO. I love that your videos are interesting and that your so close nit family .
I love that you all get a long with your Father, so many families don't, until it's to late.
I know farming is hard and Mother Nature has to be on your side to farm , a lot of times it is NOT.
May GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🙏.
Thanks for another great video! God bless the Welker Family!
Same to you, God bless!
We get the Hercs fly over our house about 200ft, love it. 👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thank you for the blessings. Stay strong Welker’s, your faith and positive attitude will carry the day.
I can go out to weld and it’s calm, no wind or breeze. The minute I get started, here comes the breeze and wind and it almost never fails. I think I’m going to try some flux core just to see if I like it. I have a Miller bobcat but lots of times it’s inconvenient to use it.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you for sharing your lives and work with us!
10:43 Your Montana Air National Guard hard at work!
Hahaha Legarms you crack me up. I'm a fitter/welder by trade and I've worked with guys who would struggle with the work you do. You've got the skills to make it if you ever want to switch it up (not that I would recommend it the work on the farm looks way more fun).
When I worked at the feedlot by Picture Butt AB, we ha a rotor in the mix wagon split in two. The old Mr. Fix-it sleeved it and welded back together but he first punched some holes in the old one, then put the sleeve and welded the holes closed. But your just pulling the tool where the rotor was transferring force to the beeaters. It never broke again while I was there. Your fix should be golden! 👍👍
Trust me I feel the same way and there's been some stuff I've lent people or friends and it's come back messed up and they didn't do anything but just give it back. So I just stopped lending them stuff and helping them. I normally help people, but sometimes it's like I don't have an unlimited checkbook here or the time sometimes to fix it. If you dont respect or try,its like well forget it. You can tell in your voice you're not overly thrilled.
Bros... We love you guys. Keep up the good work. Praying for you all.
Flux Core MIG wire works in windy conditions. It lays down a slag layer just like stick welding and has to to be chipped off but works a lot better in the great outdoors. Especially since the trees for a windbreak seem to be a little sparse and getting sparser. :(
I grew up in a farming community (Indiana) and lived on a farm when much younger. I can appreciate your trials and tribulations and applaud you for your strength. I was almost in tears when you did the first video detailing the hail damage since I understood what that meant. Peace with you and yours!
Scot I really think that Nick and your dad should spring and get you an Ironworker for your shop. Uni Hydro and Scotsman are the 2 best makes. Uni Hydro is built 15 miles from me. I would suggest a 80 ton machine. But get what you can afford. Just remember that to punch, shear, and bend thicker material takes power and pressure. Just a thought for you guys. Good luck in your harvest.
Didn't they know they are supposed to survey before trenching? Old mature trees like that will be sorely missed. To say that today's video was impressive would be selling it short. You people are amazing. A farmer's hard work to feed America isn't appreciated enough
Thank you guys! Y'all feel like family. I'm glad your arm is better. My dad lost his leg a few years ago in a logging accident and I prayed that you wouldn't loose your arm. Stay safe out there.
We hope he's doing better! Thanks for keeping him in your prayers!
He is doing so great. I had to take over company and dad is still able to drive truck for me. He hauls 3 loads a day in a peterbuilt with a 9 speed. His gas pedal leg is gone and his prosthetic is heavy but he says it's like a cruise control. God is great and bless your family!