I remember my grandpa farming in Wisconsin in the 1960s. The tractors had no cabs. Case and International Harvester tractors were the king. Grandpa attempted to fix his tractor on his own, even though he’d never done it before. He said the dealership charged too much. He did get it fixed. I admire you, Cole, and Cooper. You know so much about mechanics. Salt of the earth, honest as a day is long, humble, and would give you the shirts off their backs. I miss the simple farm life Grandpa had.

@Standardbredwoman04

2 ай бұрын

I remember in the 60' we still used horses. Because they did not trust the fields that needed fuel

@dennislamers986

2 ай бұрын

Here I was always told growing up. You rob Peter to pay Paul. D.C. keep on planting Cole will catch up.

@natevanlandingham1945

2 ай бұрын

You have to fix your own stuff especially on a farm. Today with stuff so expensive I don't see how people can live anywhere and not fix their own stuff. From vehicles to equipment to their house!!!???

Daddy cornstar your just a kid at heart nothing wrong with that❤😊

When John Deere came out with the sound guard cab. In 1972 1/2. It was the best cab, on any farm tractor. Warm/ winter, cooler / summer. Quiet, kept you clean.

Farmers tell the best stories

I agree with the sound of the diesel tractor. Our son has our diesel utility tractor now, but I reserved "visitation" rights to it.

That's pretty cool the way that planter starts and stops like that, as if by magic ! 👍

The tractor that I use for much of my fieldwork is a 1948 John Deere G. It doesn't have a dipstick, it still has the high and low plugs. I get what you are saying Pa Cornstar, I always wipe the dipstick off by habit. We're all open station tractors on our farm. It's what we have so that's what we use.😂

Just got a little extra 5plus acres to my little 5plus acre farm . Wish I had the 8 behind me. But dad sold that back when he lived here. I think farm land is one of the top ten most important things in life.

If I had a dollar for every dipstick those old yellow gloves had wiped off across the midwest....

3:40 D.C., I'm Paul, and I never knew Peter (or Susan) and if anyone's ever robbed them, they never paid me!

“You’d go crazy”🤪. Hmm, maybe already there?

Silly Daddy Cornstar ! Everyone knows only CHER can turn back time ! LOL

@jim6390

2 ай бұрын

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@dalerozendaal4902

2 ай бұрын

Just need a Delorean!

@robdeaton9910

2 ай бұрын

Haha I bet DCS remembers when Sonny was married to her.😂

I spent a lot of time in the 40 series tractors. I was always told to wipe the oil off the dipstick and stick it back in because oil climbs the dip stick. Love your channel.!!

Thank you DC ! You’re the best! Hello Summer! God bless your family!

“It’s always hard in the morning” Haha

In the 80s we had a 4430 and I thought it was premium. In the 70s we had a cabless International, can't remember the number but it was a hoss if you could stand the dirt in your face.

7:30- the dance moves!! LOVE IT!!

I agree DC! Nothing like the smell of diesel first thing in the morning!

You are so correct Daddy Cornstar! ALWAYS wipe first, then check your oil. I notice it on the other video channels too!

DC...I always look forward to your videos. Thanks for creating and Summer for editing!

DC my tractor driving began on a ol W6 International. when i was twelve i stalled it out in the feild, scared dad would yell at me I tried to start it myself. it never had ellectric start, and while i was cranking it it kicked back and broke my arm. then a couple years later it broke my arm in three places i was filling the grinder, and had the big old thrasher belt, I fell and landed on the belt and it threw me through a plank fence. or first tractor with a cab was a 875 versatile.

I still love the old IH myself. Only thing is in my area we had only Deer and IH available. So half the county was Red, half Green. And it's still pretty much that way today because of brand loyalty and were very sceptical of change 😂😂.

@guydaubenspeck9206

2 ай бұрын

We have red paint here ourselves the oldest is a 1941 the newest is a 2017

I just love technology, when it works it’s wonderful! When it makes your life difficult you just want to throw it out the window. You will be done soon then you can rest up. Take care

My dad taught my brother and I how to do everything on a tractor or car. We learned how to do most things on a farm. 😊

I love the smell of , diesel in the morning it's smells like victory.

Same here Daddy Cornstar! Love the exhaust smell from a diesel tractor!

❤ DC I ALWAYS ENJOY WATCHING YOUR SHOWS. KEEP EM COMING.

GOOD THINGS COME TO GOOD PEOPLE DADDY CORN STAR 🤷‍♀️❤️💯

Ooof Modone! And it's very black sir. Time for an oil change......and a meet up with cars and coffee!!!!!!!!!!

Heard of Rob Peter to pay Paul. Peter and Susan😅

I was always taught to check the engine oil as you did. My dad was very particular about engine oil and radiator coolant.

DC my favorite lil grasshopper🤗♥️

Boy oh boy, does this bring back childhood memories. My dad ran a 4440 back in the day. Spend hours with him in that "spacious" cab.

I've always heard people call the top of the exhaust pipe the clapper, clapper on clapper off the clapper

Thanks for the memories This year is my 60th crop year How farming has changed

We just bought a 4850 and it's the biggest tractor on our farm

The turbo attachment on top of the air breather intake is important. Its "spins" the air to knock out the dirt so the actual air filter stays cleaner over time. Since you have Roman to help out, perhaps you should get him a CDL and put him to work off season by hauling grain. You lost 1 trucker last year and perhaps he could help fill the gap.

Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀

Agreed on the dipstick!!🤜🤛

Rob Peter to pay Paul is what we say in scotland

What I love about you DC is that you are a much bigger kid than all your kids put together. This video made my morning. And trust me, as I'm going through a rough time with my mom, I needed a light-hearted chuckle! Thank you....from the bottom of my heart!

My dad taught me about that...and he ALWAYS said to do it the way you said to do it. That's how I've always done it.

I enjoy seeing you in the deere with the older planter, it's you it fits 1000 acres of beans well done dc

We had an old Massey Ferguson. We used to call big red yeah gotta check that oil that’s for sure. Well, you are a great farmer great dad great husband great grandfather. I just love your family till next time. God’s blessings.

Thanks for the video!

Last-r-day! love it! you'd fit right in down in Cornwall in England Lol

Great video DC. Thank you

I remember a lot of the farmers "make do" with umbrella shades on top of their tractors. Worse when high winds come out and tear it off from the cab.

Good job Daddy Cornstar!!!❤

Great job daddy-C! Subscribed

I remember the days before tractor cabs very well, you always had a coat with you. One day in particular I was driving along the road, the weather was cold and windy and I was well wrapped up un coat and gloves. As I was passing a neighbours field where my uncle worked, he put his shirt sleeved arm out of the cab and waved to me. That annoyed me a bit, what I didn't know was he had been struggling in his small cab to get his coat off so he could wave in his shirt. Now we have cabs you could live in but we get finished in a few days.

'Long story short' 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Thank you, Daddy C! You are very entertaining !

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Wishing you and your family the best.

Wonderful videos Farming equipment. thank you!!

Awesome always cool stuff always thanks

yes sir... I really enjoy your commentary DC

DC you make your videos so much fun to watch with your craziness! I enjoy your videos as much as I enjoy Cole's. Can't wait for the next one!

That tractor suits daddy Cornstar Love how clean tidy and well maintained it is

That’s the old school way of checking the oil. They don’t teach them like that anymore.

Taking seed from Paul to put in Susan's box? LOL

DC i enjoy watching you videos and im a youg buck and i enjoy driving old tractors and listing to them old dissle sounds you gotta love them old engins and tractors.

Hi DC. ...you are great at telling us your story..love it ...just be you and never change....thanks for vlogging....take care ........ Deborah 🇨🇦

The Mayor (Roman) brings good lunches

Tractor's and machinery have come a long way.

I always wipe off the dipstick. Watching the other guys I thought I must of been doing it wrong the last 50 plus years. Lol. Happy that you commented on that.

Good show today DC ! 👍

😂 DCS you are having too much fun doing these videos 😊. This one is great, Romans new to the game he is trying. So was that the " Safety Dance" you did while loading seed? 😊

Cool work with that Agleader, when are they going to get the tractors set up so you can run them from the couch?

Putting a Folgers can on the stack, any info on Sable and if she will do a shout out.

DC has a language and sayings all of his own

My Mom used to disc when Dad was at work on an old 'M'. Bouncin' dusty & hotter than h€{{ or colder than a witches 'tata'. In later yrs as they rented ground & Dad helped our tenants. When he came in complaining about hot, cold, anything, she let him know he was workin' in a Cadilac compared to her in the old days😂

They don't make them like that anymore. Love those green tractors from back in the day!!

Hay DC👍🏻

I was trying to remember the first cab tractor I bought. 1993. It was a 5288 international. Had it about seven years and it had a short underneath the cab and burnt to the ground. Then I bought a 7120. That is the best tractor I have ever owned. Still running it. It was our biggest tractor and now I rake hay with it. I didn’t really care for the 5288. Every time I would get in a wet spot the transmission would kick into neutral. The dealer replaced the solenoid but it had a wiring issue that burnt it up. Had a ton baler hook up to it but my kids hauled water in buckets and saved it.

@lukedesselle2491

2 ай бұрын

The 5x88 series was a nightmare they demoed us one a 5488 MFD in the early 80s, the tractor had less than 100 original hours and our IH dealer came pick it up in the middle of the field with a lowboy, it would just quit pulling in the middle of the field like you put the emergency brakes on lol Now when it would pull get out its way it would outdo our 4x4s but it would just to keep it running, I'm sure it was probably something electrical but dam!!

@kevinsasse4971

2 ай бұрын

6:21 6:22 ​@@lukedesselle2491

@user-ej8dc7rs7k

2 ай бұрын

@@lukedesselle2491 I’m glad you said something. They were homely tractors as well. After the fire department finally got there and put it out it was a mess. Anything aluminum was in a puddle on the ground. I did sell it to a salvage place in Nebraska. It sounds like the tractor they demoed for you had the same problem. I had just put a thousand dollars into it. Put a new computer in it. The dealer said that was probably the problem. My son was baling with it at night when it started on fire. He used the fire extinguisher but ran out. He said he almost got it out. But it didn’t and once it melted through the stupid fuel tank that was it.

Can you see DC moving up to a 7R, Wow!!

Whey is it only you and the two hired hands working? Where are your boys!!

@lennyburdick3192

2 ай бұрын

I heard him say Cooper was planting corn and Cole is spraying.

If only you could go back in time...Just don't go TOO far back in time, or your combine will be nothing more than a sickle!

Can you farmer without gps. You should make sure you can

My dad never had a cabbed tractor . Johnny pop n wd alis later one

I REMEMBER THÉ FIRST CAB ON THÉ 4430 $ 2000 EXTRA OPTION ALVIN THOUGHT IT WAS EXTRAVAGANT AND WASNT NESSASARY ALL FIELD TRACTORS AFTER THAT HAD CABS !!!!!!!

Thanks for showing us farming videos not house remodeling

Lasterdays can make the backness ache

I always wipe off my dipstick! 👀

Get R Dun DCS.😊

Your gloves remind me of Winnie the Pooh.

Proper way to wipe a dip stick off is in your arm pit lol! Why I wear black hoodies!!

Papa cornstar somehow I think you watch Mike the savager? Just a thought.

I thought the story was rob Peter to pay Paul.

1:45 I think your mom saw that 😅

in the old days we would check the oil twice once cold once running

Why do you check your oil? I thought 💭 the red oil light on the dash tells you when it’s low🤔

I've never driven a tractor with a cab in my 71 years

I spend lot of hours in a 4840

If you could go back in time, you would have become a carpenter, or some other, better paying job.

why didn't you show the level after adding oil?

Rob Peter to pay Paul..?

Buy new equipment and farm many acres and work for them but look good to the neighbors

You know you're opening yourself to replies of, "Open cab! I didn't think they had invented tractors when you were a kid!" "Dad and a family friend were teasing me and made this mistake of saying m, "We didn't have fancy tractors at your age I remember having to go out to harness the horses." They warned me about teasing them about that my response was. "No that wasn't what I was smiling about working horses sounds cool no I was just shocked they had invented the wheel when you were a kid."

Please don't think I'm a hater. Daddy Corn Star I really enjoy watching your videos. Your truly a farmer and that's a good thing. I just don't understand Cole and Cooper. I watched you loading trucks all winter, and your always working on the equipment. Cole seems to be more interested in paperwork and his house than the farm and Cooper seems to be more interested in Trucking than farming. Now you've hired two guys to help with the farming. Are the boys leaving the farm?

@cynthiabroockman1752

2 ай бұрын

Cooper is running a tractor, Cole the sprayer in the field DC said in this video. They each agree on a division of some things according to DC in some vidro- he likes loading the truckers.

@johnunsicker7440

2 ай бұрын

You have to have someone figuring out the paperwork paying bills and ordering seed and fertilize as well. Copper love to fix things and that what he is doing in the off season he's fixing equipment. A farm is just like a business you have guys working in different roles when needed and when its go time they all go and get the crops planted. Cole went to school for finance if I remember right. You can't have all of them trying to pay the bills or manage the stuff best to just have one doing the books and then others can check over it as needed. They might be a little heavy on man power for the size there are but Cole is redoing a house as well so Roman can do both. IF you watch Larson. You see (Randy I think) Doug's brother a little but not much because he is doing a lot of the paperwork figuring out what to plant where and what to order. Also I think Amy and Randy does a lot of the bill paying on the farm as well. I know The one that farm my place the son wife is in charge of all the money coming in and going out. IT helps them so much because they can do the farming and she feels useful because she does the books. It took a great big load off of the dad when she took over. You don't see the full story or all the things they do. Think of it like this is you have HR, purchasing, planners, and account in business you still need that in farming as well.

@garyduquette1784

2 ай бұрын

@@johnunsicker7440 I farmed a thousand acres with my father in the 70s and early 80s. I know they farm twice as much but I also know durning the down times like winter and summer there is time to pay bills and do the figuring. Don’t forget they also pay a company to market the grain and pay an accountant too. Maybe because I’m retired but I think it’s disrespectful seeing daddy corn star doing the work and the boys are never around.

@johnunsicker7440

2 ай бұрын

@@garyduquette1784 Bills have to be paid all year long not jus in the down time. Yes this year Cole spent a lot of time on the house but Copper spent a lot of time on the equipment that we never seen. You see what Dad does and Cole but if no one is filming copper or 100% of the active then how do you know what each one is doing? If copper is haul grain is that important then loading the grain? If Cole paying bills is that less important then load truck in the winter. IF you watch Cole channel you see they was all in the field working to get the crops in. See you are only seeing a small piece of what is going on.