Your Grandpa would be so proud of you, keeping his legacy going. 🚜🚜👍🌷🌷👍🚜🚜

Working effectively as a one-man-band is truly a way of life! Great video as usual.

Shooting pigeons should be part of every kids childhood memories! Thanks for mentioning that.

Younger version of yourself shooting pigeons in the barn. That almost a right of passage for younger versions of ourselves who grew up on farms. Along with the ass chewing that went with it. Great video thanks.

@allysonh6410

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Tyler, thanks for another day “hangin’ out on the ranch”. 😊

I love the you telling the history of your barn! I'd love for you to have a whole video & old pictures of your Grandpa & Grandma ranching days along with family pictures of your parents and you when you were little and on the ranch helping Grandpa. I love the rich history of your family's generations on that ranch. You don't have to give names, but what a wonderful story that would be. Nice video as always. I watch quite a few farming/ranching videos, but you are my favorite. From Lake County, Grandma Kim❤️

I'm sure your grandpa would be very proud of you .

As usual, I really enjoyed your video. As an old carpenter, I enjoy watching you make upgrades to your farm. You've been able to accomplish a lot ever since you've taken on farming full-time. It's a great feeling when you can see the results of your efforts and can take pride in the job you've done.

Ah yes... Every craftsman needs to keep his tools obedient and in line. I'm glad to hear Tyler talking to them and discussing the project as he goes along. Just like I do.

I enjoy hearing about your Grandpa. Love how you continue to improve without modernizing.

I bet when your Grandpa built that barn that he never considered his grandson would be refurbishing it now. Great job, FTR. You continue to bring new updates to every part of the ranch.

@judydruetto2636

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Judy

Farmer Tyler...I'm sure your Grandpa is looking over you and proud & smiling as you take care of the things on your farm ! Bless you, your Family and all your well-cared-for animals. You always come up with amazing solutions on your farm ! 😊😊

Tyler pray you have a great FATHER'S DAY!!!Your a great Husband,Father,andFarmer.I miss my grandparents so bad,and their farm, which is no longer.Why I watch,and support farmer's ❤️. I learned so much from grandparents about life.They were parents of 10 children.

I always enjoy your videos, especially the ones where you are building or repairing things like this one. Thanks for sharing with us. It brings back many memories of working with my Dad.

Good Morning to FTR and all others too. Thanks for sharing your videos of the incredible work you do for the farm ,animals and lovely family 😊😊. Hope everyone doing ok see you all next time on Farmer Tyler Ranch ❤❤hugs and prayers (Happy Fathers Day To All Fathers)

So good to see you get that project done that's been on your to do list for a while. That nail was put there by your grandpa so you can see how much easier things are done today. Power tools versus muscle pounding. I'm sure he'd be very proud of how your caring for the ranch. Have a great day.

Good morning. Being a one man band you always have so many different tasks to do each day with the result being your videos are always interesting, informative and a desire to be looked forward to. Thank you

The rain runing off the holes was something I was wondering about.Thanks.

I also suscribe to "Everything I do, always takes longer than I expect. Even when I expect it to take longer than I expect". Well done finishing that barn job.

Give Cali a hug and a kiss on the head.

Great job! Happy Father's Day 💙

Given the amount of cows travelling passed it and bumping into it, this wall has stood up pretty well

Good Afternoon Tyler great job on the barn! I try to reuse all my tin too! Nothing wrong with that! Always enjoy watching what ever your doing! Thanks for sharing!

Always learn things when I watch your vlogs.

It’s seems all projects have a built-in domino effect of tasks that have to happen before the real project can be done. The wall looks great and stayed authentically Grampa.

I just love watching you build things! It’s so much fun…..for me……not for you I guess! 😂😂😂 Great job as always FTR!

Good Morning, Tyler and Callie! Hay moving into the Barn! And fixing the Coral! The Aiden Tracker! Moving old bales from last year! The Finished Wall looks Great! Shooting Pigeons in the younger days! Dragging old hay out the Barn! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

All those jobs that you do not realise need doing until they need doing. You have got that barn wall sorted nicely.

It looks great, Tyler! It's much sturdier now. That will now out last you, and your little boy someday when he's managing the farm can look back and see what a good job his dad did preserving the old barn! I'll see you back on Saturday!

Thanks for sharing that little trick with us

The chore list never ends, does it?

Morning FT! Such a great vid as always! Love watching your hard work overlapping your grampa’s, there’s just something very special about that. Your Grampa would be so proud and would love your take on why he did it and how! Such a pleasure to watch. Happy Father’s Day FT! Have a wonderful weekend! God’s blessings to you and yours!❤❤❤

Great job fixing the wall Tyler

Good to see you! Big projects getting done and some big projects coming up. It’s good to get this one out of the way. I thought you were going to put a piece of wood across where those cross sections are, but on the inside, but I probably remember that wrong. Anyway, next moving the hay, and then the building new fences. Looking forward to getting to watch the progress. Have a good day. 😃

@patchurch1677

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Yeah, I think he was going to put in some boards for the bales to lean against to protect the outer walls and structure. Maybe he will leave a space instead. I think the round bales don't fall as easily once placed.

@donnaml8776

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@@patchurch1677 yes, I thought I remembered FTR saying something like that. Well, maybe he changed his mind. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Idk.

Good morning. Welll...Grandpa knows best. 🤷‍♂️ Nice job. Grandpa would be proud of you.😊

Good morning Tyler the hay barn repair looks good nice quick fix easy day for you at last lol thank you for sharing Tyler have a great day

Good job on the barn as usual .

I know a person who would love to have that piece off of that NH baler - also my grandfather worked with Ed Nolt who invented the knotting mechanism for the baler - a very nice person

Tyler again getting ready for a big Job., You are Amazing @ Everything You put your hands on., I hope it gets a little easier for you Tyler 6-15-2023❤

Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch I enjoyed the video and I hope you have a great days

Always enjoy your videos and you take the time to explain things to us especially those of us who don’t ranch.

When you were talking about doing this in your baling video, I thought how tedious that would be. I actually see that it can be satisfying to repair something and make it better. Good video.

Good update, one more "to do" on that long list done! Good post FTR!

Thank you for taking us along with you. Great job. God bless.

How about an update on the rat (or whatever else) situation?! I remember that once when you moved bales in the barn you had a stampede. Are you still trapping? Thanks for all the work you do to bring us these videos! :-)

I use the same carpenters pen. Ha ha. I hang boards the exact same way too. I don't know that I've ever had a helper on projects like these. Great minds think alike!

You did an awesome job Tyler on grandpa's old barn so glad to see you redoing the old barn it has alot of memories in it most people tear down n build greater but i love seeing you redoing the old barn

Thanks for the video. Considering the wood boards are not as strong as the original ones, I would like to see two additional posts within that span.

Great tip on the screw holding one end up on your board

I love the sound of your Grampa. A wise man. 🙏🙏👍👍🙏🙏💕

Great way to start my day. Thank you.

Great video on up keep on your buildings . over time we have watched you improving the whole far and farm buildings . Great Job !

Fixing up vs new saves money...not the easiest thing to do but worth it in the end

More detail! I know you like detail and so do I. Thanks for explaining your support methods but close-ups of the hardware/methods would be nice.

Maybe you could build a pipe fence along the outside of the barn, seems it would be way more permanent than old timber.

As always, another great video. I CANNOT WAIT to see all of that hay put away 😂

Well, that looks a bit stronger! Have a good day sir!

Thanks for the video FTR. I like your carpenter pencil

Ah, those "but first" projects. I'm going to do this....but first I need to do that....but before I do that I first have to do this! LOL....been there, done that!

Just awesome! You do great work and thank you for the tip on hanging boards by yourself.

Job well done Tyler!!!! And yes projects always seem to take longer than we plan on🤣, maybe we should just say it takes as long as it takes.

FTR: “who put a nail up there…Grandpa” Grandpa: “well…it held didn’t” A grandson refurbishing his grandfather’s barn. Now that’s a great legacy.

A repair job well done Þyler😊

You should use all that ground hay for weed cover in your garden

BTW That High Lift Jack as you call it .... Here in Nova Scotia it is called a JACKALL

Slowly but surely FTR, it’s coming around. A lot of work doing it by yourself. I know.👍🙏🏽🇺🇸✌🏻😎

You know they say Nobody knows hay like Hesston 🤷🏼‍♂️. Thanks for the content.

It looks great

When you go to put the metal back on flip it, and put the what it the bottom now on the top, its rusted and you going to cover it up and then you got good metal on the ground

Love the hair cut! Now a clean shave so we can see how handsome you are!

Another good job.

Holes in tin. Took off another building saved and used for this building

Wall looks much better.😊 Always enjoy your videos.

You are very talented when it comes to working around your ranch. I agree I hate to dig wholes or trenches

GOOD MORNING TYLER

Daddy used reclaimed tin too but he sealed every😳 single hole with some type of roofing product

Nice work.

I always wondered about those holes. I knew where they came from but always wondered how it kept the hay dry. If it were me, I would get some Termidor and treat for termites while there is no hay.

Great video Tyler

Nice job 👍

Tyler...I would have left the tin in postion on the rotted boards....then (working inside the barn) I woudl have slip in new boards from the backside (angled up) and pounded them into level position, bolted them...and then screwed the tin on the new boards. That's just me...leave the rot and place in new boards.

@3:45, you can see the issue...sure would have been nice to have had 4 runner boards at 18" to 24" instead of that 1 board at ~4.5 foot....for the tin to be nailed too (to deflect cows). Just needed extra runner boards years ago..someone skimmed on costs or didn't have the foresight cattle were going to be on the backside of that tin.

Nice repair job. Thanks.

Nice job on rebuilding the barn wall - and - no off color comments - lol.

Enjoyed the video

Might be worth considering putting another 2x horizontally behind the main impact level beam you were showing to make it much stronger?

Good job, as always ...

Thanks 😊

I was working at Hesston yesterday 😊

Hello Tyler nice job.

Thx

Great video 👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent trick, thanks.👏👏👏

Good video.

Thank you for the video

Hello FTR.... Can you add WELDING 101 to your future video? Recommendation of equipment to do welding for beginners etc... I have been watching your show to learn how to be a farmer when I retire. Thank you.

Can you make a vid on how you manage your herd and breeding please

FTR, actually you are not finished. You said on another video that you were going to also put boards on the inside so that the hay bales won't push against the tin.

I would have put a concrete foundation under part I was redoing

Wondering why you didn't hold the bottom boards 6 inches off the ground - they would then last forever?