Laury doesn't let any grass grow under his feet, he get's it done.... That is a mint looking D6C you have there, both those dozers look pretty cherry.... Every foot of ground is feed ...Thanks Tyson....

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Your a busy man with cattle , grain hauling, cat skinning, and the most important thing is cheering on the oilers. Work safely and enjoy the playoffs!!!

Good to get a video from you. That opening part with the calf playing in the new snow was just great. Need more calf videos. That is going to be some big bonfires when you burn those piles.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Oh yea I can't wait to light them up

Hay Tyson like the video keep thems comings .

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Alright leo

Keep on making very good videos, they mellow me out ,you're living the Dream, peace and quiet and the work doesn't end . Hay stacks of loose hay pitch forks ,cold winters ,I was a kid

Love the look of your hat! Very sharp looking!

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks..I need to get more made

Shit you guys really got er whipped up in decent shape to break it up eh!! 👌👌👌

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Oh yea..she's ready to work up

Oh I remember that day of the never ending emergency alerts. Nice to see another vid from you. Hopefully things are going well in the prep for seeding.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I know right...

That’s tough work. You’re earning every acre of land you clear. Nice to see people opening willow wasteland back into field.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Great job running the Cats guys

Looks good Tyson.. make sure you have the hot dogs ready and marshmallows when you burn the piles. Stay safe. Take care.

Thanks for the video Tyson! Good to be recovering more land to put to use! Have a great day! 😀

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! You too!

You are making good progress!

Tyson, love the videos I will see the most entertaining part was at the six minute mark when the bale processor went from shot to shot, had a national film board of Canada feel about it. Love it

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Nice

Thanks for the updated fun you're having,,,, show the baby cow's 🐄🐂🐮🦬

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Sure thing!

Thank you for the video great seeing you again

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Looks good. Nothing like seeing brush piled up. The boys moved in and got 86 acres cut and piled for me in a week. They’ll be back this summer to disc it and some other stuff we piled last year. That KG blade sure shaved it smooth. I was getting worried cause it was getting late when they started the end of march.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Yea if it would have stayed cold I could have done better...but oh well...that kg blade sounds like it works good

@chadtosh6831

Жыл бұрын

@@Northern_Farmer it is slick. Did a lot of willow mixed with aspen. Sheared it pretty clean. Couple passes with his big kello bilt disc will just about take it to seed bed…. Hit it a couple times with my lighter offset will have it ready for next spring.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

@Chad Tosh that's what I'd like to do...my neighbour's got a 600 kello

@chadtosh6831

Жыл бұрын

@@Northern_Farmer million ways to break land. Lol. If my pockets were deeper I’d get a rotovator through it and be done in one pass, but discing seems to work out well too. Did a couple hundred acres that way already. Sure like those 36 inch blades sunk in to chew it up twice before I hit it with mine. Seems like a couple years of tillage before planting and after harvest it turns out pretty nice without much root picking.

We like when you take us along with your maken money for the future. Nice work guys.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Wayne

Great video Tyson

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks kevin

Looks good. I hate working with old willows. It’s hard to do a nice job. Almost impossible to get all the roots out without filling the pile full of dirt. I use the hoe now whenever I can and just rake them out. Maybe a bit slower to begin with but the piles stay clean and you get most of the roots out at the same time. Hope your fan hub bearings are still good. Had to go through my 7E last winter and rebuild everything. You’re right the cat belts are a different width and. Different angle. Speced out the cat belts and the gates belts for my 7. Cat had them in stock and they weren’t horribly priced. Refaced most of pulleys while I was at it and actually replaced the fan pulley itself. Lucked out and found a almost new one that had been siting on a shelf for years. Gave me a good deal but shipping from Washington to Saskatchewan still counted up.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Yea they are the worst...pain in the ass

❤your work

Looking forward to you dishing that bit of country

Lookin good tyson.

You should knock that bush down in the fall and pile it up when the frost is in the ground that way you get most of the stumps out

Big job wish you well.

You should look at a brush mulcher Those things just tear right through small trees

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I know that be awesome to finish off the rest

Looking good. Not much for trees left around here to knock down. There is a couple bluffs on dad's land that a guy could clean up but you would gain much. Couple years back some friends sold out. They had a DIKA breaking plow and a cutter for a D7. I believe the plow went for 5g and the cutter did about the same.

What’s been working good for myself is tramping in the summer and piling in the winter, don’t seem to leave as many stumps on bigger trees. Great videos!

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I thought about that to for the rest

Good luck brushing guys

Thanks for the video Ty!! It’s like Xmas when I see a notification pop up for your vids! Keep ‘em coming!

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

There is nothing more entertaining than a land of breaking video. It reminds me of the old stomping Tom song my back still aches. When I hear that word he was talking about Tillsonburg and the tobacco field. . Well, when I see burking, I think of pulling roots by hand back in the 70s.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Lots of work

Hi ya Tyson so glad to see you back maybe you should see if you could get some moose to come in to chew off the willows

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

They are there lol

Thanks for the video Tyson...great quality picture. Really enjoy watching the D8 and D6 working in the bush...do you have a lot to do??

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

No I'm done that for the season

good moving stuff

Nice video. Yeah we flipped the belts off before when a stray cat that was in the engine compartment tried going out by the fan. Didn't work.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

That spring tensioner is a bitch to get back on..Holy moly

Good stuff

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed

Only a 2 hour warm up for the D8 and you're good to go😀

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Haha...

Need an ether tube like on the old 4020 deeres

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I know...already thinking about that

Hi Tyson good to hear from you. Those Cats sure can get the work done. Is it cold running them or do you get enough heat from the engine to keep warm?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

No it's actually to warm during spring. The engine heat is hot

👍👍

Had that happen to an IH pickup in ‘68. It was a V8 with 3 belts and one broke and “derailed” the other two. It was a tangled rats nest that took hours to clean up.

Even with a v-cutter the willows are tough to cut off. Your method of freezing them down and then shearing them off probably works as good as anything.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Yea ..just was to late for good freezing anymore

Take a grain shovel with you and once in a while throw some snow into the belly pan. 👍

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Always do

when we cleared land 10 years ago after piling up the trees we rented a huge wishek disk. chopped up all the remaining stumps with ease.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Bigger then the 842?

Great to see you back. Sometimes you kill us with your absence 😀

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry

Get a breaking plow and barrier all that small brush and disk it for the next2 years

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

That's a possibility

the willows on my place are up to 6 inches diameter. You have chainsaw them down, but they sure burn good. We have had 3 burn piles gone this week. Snow is all gone in our part of BC now so we can burn our piles .

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Our free burning ended on March 1st

In the 50s and 60s my dad broke most of his land with a one bottom breaking plow and 720 John Deere

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

We still have a old steel wheel one bottom breaking plow

thanks you two

I use my Rome TMR 12 foot. Got 30 inch blades. Would smack that shit hard!!

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

That be awesome to have

Dam hard work going on sod buster hope you all are OK. Ps how is your PA doing ok I hope still cold as he'll here in north west minn but the snow is melting some now they the dam flooding starts. Sam

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

No flooding here this year...dry already

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Dad's doing alright

Back when the land in your area was first settled, was it wooded or was it grassland?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Wooded

Hi Ty it’s going good haha!

a rake attachment for the bull dozer might be the ticket

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I have one for the 6..

If it's like our loader a generic belt would be £2.49 each from Cat they would be £90.99. Do you get your market research call about a week after you have ordered parts from them on your experience every time you order something?

How many acres do you have you can clear if able watch all your videos old nh combine mechanic an have tr86 great combines work on first 50 tr 70 our dealership got to sell one kinda neat be safe

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Here there is about 40 more acres...but I have 40 in another quarter...and more in a few others

Pretty interesting Tyson. Is this the bush you were talking about clearing in one of the haying videos last summer?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I can't even remember haha

-40 works fantastic for what you are doing

Missing a track pad on that 6 left side

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Yes...just ordered a new one

pity you couldnt rent an FAE mulcher for those willows

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Never know..I might yet

Can you burn those piles?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Next November

You’re in spring at -15 we are in autumn at 35 C

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Right now there is no snow..almost dried up

Right Shawn right

Can you try burning those piles? Or will you just let them rot?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Birn them next winter

I thought the D8 had Glow plugs, do they not work anymore?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Depends how cold it is...if it's really cold either..not to cold...glow plugs

Engine poison a engine pre heating unit or an engine pre heat unit ( ie glow plugs etc),just saying either is not good

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I try not to use it much

How can we order one of those caps with your name on it??

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I'm out of stock right now...but send me a email at ty_k9@hotmail.com

And in the middle of all that you probably answered a lot of text messages LOL

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

This is true lol

Glow plugs quit working?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

No..but depends how cold it is..they run the batteries down

@jimconrad2734

Жыл бұрын

@@Northern_Farmer I have found that mine will start to about 10 below F with good batteries. Wish you could plug in a K.

Isn't that hard to do when the ground is snow covered?

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

Nit really

Don’t stake a tyre

Fix your glow plugs that old cat will fire at 40 below with no problems

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

They work..just need new batteries

@johntorich4015

Жыл бұрын

Either and pre cup engines are a terrible mix. Seen them blow the heads right off the engine

clearing land is the cheapest land you can buy

Seriously??? Used K’s up to minus 45, never used an ounce of either. You’re lucky you have any head gaskets.

@Northern_Farmer

Жыл бұрын

I get hell if I use the glow plugs ...and I get hell if I use either

@Rokonroller

Жыл бұрын

@@Northern_Farmermaybe I’m too old school, in 70’s to 90’s in NW Canada, I guess we followed Alcan Hwy ‘traditions’ of heating engines/transmissions under parachutes or tarps, to start, I garnered much mechanical experience & saw the effects of not heating trans/hyd systems & starting engine that’s been warmed through electricity or propane etc. & seeing sheared shafts. Viewed a few heads damaged by either, either lock etc. Older dozers like your beautiful specimens Are way more forgiving in all aspects than the hi drives. You filming your 8K while listing to shift brought me back to a more pleasant time. Enjoy your equipment, you’ve obviously earned the right. Stay well. Not saying it cannot or should not be used, we had 100+ pieces running in winter & co policy dictated no ether, but if a person has engine spinning & use sparingly, no prob. Everything was ‘chuted & preheated’ after -20, the point where starting diesels gets difficult.

@danrossell6375

Жыл бұрын

Ether??

@Rokonroller

Жыл бұрын

@@danrossell6375 ether either starting fluid, it’s all the same, brake cleaner, wd-40 can also be used.