That was funny Brody. "It matches the door" made me laugh out loud.

Makes me feel so much better watching y'all "Carpend". Lol

Thanks for another great video Chet. It was interesting and enjoyable. Lots of busy work type jobs to do while it is too wet in the fields. Nice work on the office on the second level of the grain shack. You all did great work on all the busy projects. Thanks to all of you. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

Brody is right, you need to paint the upstairs. I remember when Dougo got the utv stuck. Thanks for the video

Mr. Clean, aka Brody, is my kind of guy. Organized, particular & clean. Hope the rain missed you. Love from TX.❤

Put a bead of silicone clear caulk along the joint at the floor and if there would be a water leak, that will help keep the water out of the joint and keep it from soaking into the plywood.

I can never miss an upload by Chet. What I like is around 30 minutes. My family's farm was by Montevideo

Awesome video Chet. I'd almost bet that Eric has had that side-by-side stuck at least 3 times. 🤔🫣🙄 🚜🚜🚜

Always nice when you have a guy on the crew who pays attention to cleaning things up. Networking, it's the guy who does the panel cross connects really close, labels and cleans up all the crap that gets ignored when lacing up... string, zipties clips etc... totally different walking into problems when things are clean ...

These video's really make me smile. I truly enjoy watching the events of Larson Farms. The fact that everyone is on the other side of the world just makes it all the more interesting and educational. The sense of hunor that everyone has is great to hear.

You should have laid those sheets of Osb down horizontally and staggered the joints for stability. I'm just making an observation

@dennislamers986

26 күн бұрын

Lay sheets horizontal and you use three sheets no cuts.

Always run your sheathing horizontally and stagger the joints. Adds more strength and is easier to install.

You guys are.always having fun.. That is great to see.

Happy Birthday to the Big Swede!

Best seal for that door is outside garage door stripping. Really works nice and doesn't have anything to do with the operation of the door.

This video is so short I have to look down to watch it all the way through several times.

4 guys upstairs.....awesome to see that storm induced project mostly complete!

Keep farming,give up carpentry 👍👍👍

@seancasey2444

Ай бұрын

Exactly

@bamaman6297

Ай бұрын

How many farmers does it take to improperly install 16 sheets of osb paneling? Well, we now have our answer. Love the content Chet keep it coming

Hey Chet, take a weather strip that you put on the outside of garage doors on the used door.

Appreciate the realness in your content, it's like a dose of authenticity

Great video Chet ~ Hope it stops raining ~

Good mother of all trades! Millrights and field wizzards! Keep up the good work !!

I bought my Ranger one year ago and I have well over 4000 miles on it!!!!! I LOVE THIS THING!!!!!

Great awesome video guys . Not hard to cut those angles , very easy

Is Dougo going to trim out the windows and door frame up stairs? He was so good at the upstairs in the shop.

2100 miles is a lot to me. I only put 2700 on my pickup truck last year. Of course I just drive it around and to town and back. Hope the rain slows down for you to get you crops in.

Hi chat they actually sell seals that you can screw on from the outside that seals very good

Even doing basic jobs you guys always entertain.

So Brody has a place away from the baby to get some rest!

It helps on the synthic rope winches to unspool it till the red marking and then stretch it as you wench it in.

Good to see more of BS! Glad you got done with corn!

Hey, a tip from a carpenter. Set the saw blade to the depth of your material. This will save on kickbacks.

Chett, get a length of garage door trim that you use for sealing up over head doors. Put it on the outside on the knob side of the door. It will seal up the side gap.

Screw on a strip of rubber roofing around the inside edges of the door to seal it using fender washers and self tapping screws

"Do you smell that?" I think Dugo is back on the reefer.

Every building we built I put 24 inch strip of poly at the bottom of every inside wall instead of ply. Makes the possible water basically a nonissue.

Thanks for another sweet video

Great Video Once Again Boys 🤘🏻

Looks like a union job to me!

Thanks Chet and crew for the content. That door with the uneven gaps is telling you that door or the building is out of plumb(leaning). I might diagnose that before sealing the gaps. Same with mystery wall cracks that are big on one end and dis-appear on the other. Looking at that hogbarn door from the inside I'd say the top of the wall and/or the door frame moved right.

Great job Chet Eric Broodie Jordan great job on the room over the bin control room guys

Awesome video guys.thank you

That’s basic level carpentry, but I realize I’m a carpenter of 50 years. Get a cheap track saw and have fun. Those complicated cuts are usually done with a chalk line and a 7-1/4” circular saw. A corded saw or cordless. As much cutting you need to do, a cordless will be fine. Good luck 🍀

@jeffb321

26 күн бұрын

I have the cordless 36v makita track saw with a 55 and 120" rail. I attach my cordless makita vac to the saw and it uses Bluetooth to activate the vac so you don't have to manually turn the vac on everytime. It's well over a thousand dollar set up but I'm a trim carpenter so it's necessary.

@davidclaudy4822

26 күн бұрын

@@jeffb321 Absolutely. I have the Fes system.

Good stuff guys

That’s not plywood it’s OSB. Good job Larson Farms. Dougo for President!

Brody…take several cross ties or large timbers and space them apart to drive the skid steer up on to elevate it for cleaning. Works awesome when you have a ton of mud in the tracks.

nice ride along

Are we just gunna ignore the beautiful Cummins in the shop?

Man I was just thinking I know he explained some time ago why they built the second level but I just couldn’t remember and then you show up with an explanation!

That's not plywood, that's osb, which should never get wet.

Y'all need a track saw and a sheet of pink rigid insulation for breaking down plywood. So much easier. I have a Kreg and love it. There are nicer ones but the Kreg is good enough for most things.

@jeffb321

26 күн бұрын

I'm a trim carpenter. My buddy who is a framer borrowed my track saw for cutting OSB and he said he'll never go back to a traditional worm drive.

@dancarter8400

26 күн бұрын

@@jeffb321 I got one this last year. Such a huge difference. It cuts better and faster set up.

great video

HELLO FROM GLASCO KS. 😊

Love the vids

set up a cut table you can draw and cut on; the other guy is up the ladder measuring and calling down right-angle, base, and hypotenuse lengths. 30 minutes and both ends are done.

@MichaelHolloway

27 күн бұрын

Wow! You did that! Impressive!

11:40. Anyone else having flashbacks of the welding done on the dump truck door?

@caravanpwdrblue

Ай бұрын

When I’m in need of a laugh, that’s my go to episode!! 😂

@loriboyce942

Ай бұрын

@@caravanpwdrblueyup, me too!😂😂

@VanHeerdeFarms

Ай бұрын

@@loriboyce942that’s exactly what I was thinking of!!!😂

@alexanderrobertson9297

Ай бұрын

My second favourite Larson farms moment only behind Dougo pulling the stearin column off the combine.😂😂😂

@caravanpwdrblue

Ай бұрын

@@alexanderrobertson9297 YES!! Dougo wrestling the wheel! 😂👍

God bless the ole 3.8 in those Buicks

Team Larson ! Lets Go !

Chet, knows best!!!

Hey Chet, nice eye protection when you are on the table saw. But, no worries , eye patches are back in style. ARGH

My family has a 2017 Polaris with about 10000 miles on it... We love it

@Ford89770

Ай бұрын

We have a 2016 Honda and it has almost 16,000 and the motor runs strong for being dusted

Watching Ryan Hall Y’all, major storms rolling up thru Minnesota. That’s the LAST thing you, Zach & the rest of the farmers up there need. Iowan farmers too have had a really bad tornado season. Praying you’re ok.

@elizabethliska5377

Ай бұрын

Chet, you should talk about your special tires on your Ranger. Thanks.

My 2021 Polaris Big Boss's winch went out under warranty also.

Love it

Good thing you watched those carpentry KZreadrs

Best skid steer is a TL12, very dependable and very good

no thats a pretty healthy mileage on a side by side . I got a 2024 1000 Northstar Ultimate. in September it's just crossing over onto 1600 miles. But the miles of fence and chasing cattle is on a whole other level.

I have a vacuum truck and a wash truck that work together. We use a zero tip on the pressure washers to cut up hard ground and make a slurry to vac. We had a guy a few years ago shoot himself in the foot with a zero tip and it went through his foot and was out of work for a couple of weeks.

I have a 2014 Polaris Sportsman 570 EFI with under 500 miles on it and approx 130 hours if you need a good used 4 wheeler.

I love watching Chet do carpentry

20 3/8. Marked with a sharpie. Now that's precision... No carpenters pencil needed.

2 "C" clamps and a 4-foot straight edge = NO table saw. No carrying plywood all over the farm to the new room, and beyond. lol

The boys taking turns with the saw

Chet I have to agree with you I thought that we did not need a side by side now we have one don't know what we did without it

LOL good job

we got a Honda side by side in 2016 now we have 5 of them on a little farm

Chet I see you guys don’t use a claw hammer for carpentry.

I got a 2014 Polaris Sportsman ATV that I bought with 2,600 miles on it and I paid 2,500 dollars, in 2019 and now it has 26,788 miles on it and I do all my own work on it

Not sure why you used that table saw? Sounded like you were burning the wood instead of cutting it.

That's one lethal power washer

Hope no need for swim fins this year. Stay safe and unstuck

You could put a jam on the outside of the door frame on the latch side ,just leave a very small gap between the door and the jam to allow the door to close, that way you will not have a gap on the latch side

Good teamwork and tag work with the shed build. Brody is a CLEANING MACHINE! I love your “recycled” hog barn door seal.

@kenc1800

Ай бұрын

Dougo is BACK and lookin good.

Your toy boxes must be getting full by now lol

Get Milwaukee track saw!!!

so is this Sitcom and actual real life grain farm? if so thats even better

You have that old 70's(?) FORD that if you put the BIG money for a 4X4 into, could nave a modern drive train, be 4X4, and be unstoppable.

👍❤️

Hopefully you have some ventilation in that room. Humidity could swell that OSB ( oriented strand board).

Plywood is made from sheets of wood glued together. Chipboard board is chips glued together. A particle board is a sawdust-like material glued together. FYI

You could put spiral steps up to the upper cave.

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Yep that fridge needs to go up in the new space🐀🐀🐀🐀

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How many farmers can you fit into a corner?

I just saw a video of a Polaris general that had north of 40k on it

You need a track saw

Thats not bad milage. My Dad has a 4 wheeler with over 40,000 miles on it.

door: 'door stop'; then add weather-stripping.

How many farmers does it take to cut plywood??? You guys are funny!

@kenc1800

Ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly! Farmers work harder NOT smarter! Such good humor and companionship

@tmdwu3110

Ай бұрын

osb

@danflynn1259

Ай бұрын

If it was anyone else getting the measurement I wanted to yell 20 and 6 lines for 203/8.

@mustanglady7843

Ай бұрын

@@tmdwu3110 Thank you for correcting my knowledge of such boards. I had to look it up though to understand what the letters stand for. I do appreciate the clarification!

@tmdwu3110

Ай бұрын

@@mustanglady7843 it's always good to learn new things.