Gage saved the skid steer from falling into an unmarked creek until Grant pulled it all the way in! Give that man a raise!

at 17:10 saying if she ages prematurely is funny, her mom is very pretty, this girl has nothing to worry about lol

“Nails match perfectly” funniest line in awhile and such a perfect example of the Laura Farms channel

@Discombe

9 ай бұрын

They really did match perfectly 😂💙💅

Poor youngsters 😂 i wouldn't want to make that call to Laura knowing four hundred thousand people would turn up

‘If I have to watch it, then you have to too”….great quote!

Laura "hooked" her man once again, Grant is a lucky young man - heck, they are a "great" young couple. I love watching their lives, which includes the 'struggle bus' to Pepper's family.

"My nails match perfectly!" Best line ever!

Don't worry Gage if you ain't getting stuck you ain't doing it right

@craigbigbee6395

9 ай бұрын

At least: ya ain’t trying hard enough

a snatch block will help using that winch

LAURA IS SUCH A KIND HEARTED YOUNG LADY WHO IS TOOOOOOO FUNNY. THEY ARE A GREAT COUPLE.

Laura and Grant thanks for being patient with that young man. Good for him stopping before it got a lot worse.

@justbecause9645

9 ай бұрын

They screw up alot but they blame it on someone else.

I bet Gage won't ever forget where that ditch is!

Gage did a great job letting the mower down and just stopping everything when he knew he was in trouble. 👍👍

Well Nebraska farm life!! Going to get stuck once in a while!! At least he stopped right away making sure he didn’t roll over. Then Grant getting stuck too!! Priceless !!

I'm laying in the hospital waiting for the Drs to come and tell me what they're going to do about my brain bleed and watching your videos is always something I look forward to. God bless you and Grant and your entire family.

@dirtycurty1202

9 ай бұрын

Harley I was in your same exact position 14 years ago. Good luck to you.

@jmit5650

9 ай бұрын

Praying for you.

@harleyclark3161

9 ай бұрын

​@@dirtycurty1202thank you for your support

@harleyclark3161

9 ай бұрын

​@@jmit5650thank you for your support

I say Gage did good. He knew when to stop and stabilize the situation. One thing is for sure - you'll never get a skid steer stuck in a ditch sitting around playing video games, you gotta be out doing something useful for that to happen.

@ianhughes7805

9 ай бұрын

Very true

@loganyoutube4818

9 ай бұрын

You’ve never played snowrunner

When it comes to tracks, You pull them the same way they went in. Pulling to the side makes them dig in due to the long flat surface.

glad Gage was not fired because nobody is ever perfect on a job it's a learning process! nice job Laura & Grant!😇🥰🥰

Correct that was just about perfect reversing

ANYTIME you're using a winch cable, a tow rope, or a chain to pull something, hang a large floor mat or blanket over the rope/cable/chain - it will absorb most of the 'shock wave' if/when the rope/cable/chain breaks... (and yes, even the 'elastic' tow ropes can break under load, and it's not pretty)

@0ptimal

9 ай бұрын

Yea im usually terrified of cables under tension. Just never know

@jonesnforfish9649

9 ай бұрын

Yes they snap and take your head off. Literally

@billnict1

9 ай бұрын

Or an old coat or sleeping bag. If they can't do that then they should raise the hood on the Jeep...

The Jeep,winch, and soft shackle were priceless on that operation.

Handy tip, keep a 26” montazuma triangle box in the back of that jeep to have tools on that rig also.

at least he knew when to stop

There's a phrase you don't hear on most FarmTuber channels: "Wow, my nails match perfectly!"

Good morning sunshine. You backed that trailer out like the boss, no problem at all. Loved your reaction to the bird nest falling on you 😉. Don't worry about premature aging, you are decades away from that Laura. Grant, you are one blessed man and you are a fun couple. Thanks for taking us along on your Jeep adventure. Have a good week and be safe. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.

Having done a lot of winch pulls on the mountain what is better now is winch pull rope rather than "make your hands bleed wire rope". Directional pull when winching vehicles weighs less than stuck on is leverage; demonstrated with first two positions. My fully loaded with snow in bed F-250 could direct pull anything less than 7,000 pounds, directional could pull much heavier, like an small bulldozer sideways pivoting. Always stay hands and feet away from cable or rope, laying a chain over the cable can save a flying cable from coming through windshield or whiplash your legs, feet, head, etc. Great enjoyment watching your videos.

I like the Sun Screen top on the Jeep. That's nice, air flow and shade at the same time.

Thanks for going live earlier this week😊

Teamwork!

Laura and Grant rescue service. I can hear the lad say, but boss, you can't dismiss me (not that you would) after you got stuck. Another day in the life of farming. Love to you both, from Mike. ❤

wow he was lucky he didnt tip over into the creek he was smart in putting the front down

hey guys... NOW that its been trimmed etc etc go back out with some posts to mark the edges?? safer for next time?

Laura looks really gorgeous in this video.

You guys also did a great job of getting it out of there! Nice Jeep! And yeah make your bridge wider over the winter when you have time - sliding off that whether belted in or not is gonna be expensive and painful...

Thank You!! L&G For The Entertainment! We Would Be Bored Without You!! Keep Smiling On!!😄👍👊❤️

Gage is a keeper, he knows how to create content. :P

Very interesting, Thanks Laura & Grant from a black pearls farmer in the South Pacific.

Tell Gage the only mistake is one you don't learn from. PS that yankum rope size is for tractors points for the jeep even being able to carry it from a jeep owner to another. Love the content.

A big hello from a small town Thurles in Ireland 🇮🇪

In my book, you couldn't want or expect a better hired hand on the farm. Gage probably felt really bad about the situation overall, but he was doing exactly what I would have been doing if I were in the seat. Sometimes things happen and luckily nobody was hurt and there was no machine destruction. Hang in there Gage, you are a keeper. I think Grant made that clear at the end of the video by actually going into the creek...........just to show no harm done buddy..... 👍👍

Com-on Grant-- --what were you thinking.....lol

Laura the bird nest reminds me many years ago my Aunt went to the drive in with a guy she wasn’t allowed to date. Sitting in his convertible, a bird flew over and pooped in her hair. MOM said it was a sign from GOD. LOL 😂 Grant got stuck on purpose so he could call you to rescue him, he’s out foxing you. 👍😂

Kids will be kids. Just had to try the ditch. Love it

I been binge watching your videos never thought going from off-roading videos from Matt to your channel farming would be so interesting I do live in Michigan though keep it up love the videos

We all had to learn how not to get stuck and if you are stuck when to quit before the machine is completely bogged. Enjoy your videos.

Nice Jeep... and yes the nail polish matching was cool...

Laura, you and Grant never cease to amaze me. Especially you Laura. Every time I think you are going to woos out, you step up. What a gal. No sexism here. You have shown you will try anything because you have a goal and a vision. Ha Ha. Love you both.

Bravo pour ce dépannage. Le Bob 4 était dans une situation délicate. 👍👏😘

The jeeps a good assist for people like gage,thank you LARUA FARMS.

Grant! You done a 'Hold my beer!' stunt! Thumbs 👍 up for the kid! Laugh 😀 for Grant!

Right when I was gonna make a joke about nicknaming gage sticky.... grant goes and messes it up 😂

If you buckle up going over the bridge and it goes wrong you may find yourself having to unbuckle whilst upside down and under water, plan for the unexpected. 🙂

@thegreenlaser215

9 ай бұрын

Yes, I would recommend they not buckle up going over the bridge for this reason.

@agentcrm

9 ай бұрын

And if you don't you might not wake up after hitting your head on all of that steel in the cab.

@js7127

9 ай бұрын

Better to be able to crawl out opposed to drowning in two feet of water cuz you are nocked out or worse partial ejection witch rarely works out well.

Love watching your videos. Nice to see young farmers keeping the farm going. As for your bobcat I think you can change how joy sticks work. Where you can use both if easier for you

I enjoy videos like this on here

"I'm in a hurry because I am on a rescue mission." But first I am going to stop and talk into a camera to tell everyone I am in a hurry. - Love the site!!! As a suburban kid who then spent his summers working on a potato farm in Northern Maine, I appreciate how you inform the masses of AG reality.

True to form your boating experience is pretty typical for many boat owners.

Laura, you really must wear hearing protection near all your machinery. Hearing loss is no joke and damage done is cumulative, you won't notice until it's too late.

When I was a kid I grew up in Lincoln Nebraska so I feel like I'm connected to everything your doing.i love the open spaces and beautiful weather.

The typical life of a runabout boat is that the first summer it is in the water every weekend. The second summer in goes in Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, and Labor day. The third year it is put up for sail. It's a toy that needs to be passed on for someone else to enjoy.

My first time seeing the jeep. Was not aware you had traded the Nissan for it. I like it. 🤙

Just a quick word of advice in case you don't know. When using winches, if you have a snatchblock bring the winch line back & hook to the bumper of the jeep & you can double the pulling power of the winch. If you have two snatchblocks, & another point to hook to on the skidsteer, you can make a 3 way & almost triple your pulling power of the winch. Might come in handy for future reference.😊

Jeeps are a lot of fun

1:40 I don't see any hearing protection. 😶 Trust me, as a previous aircraft mechanic, future Laura will appreciate that younger Laura wore hearing protection!!

Great job backing up the Jeep Laura, couldn’t have done it better myself

Give him a bummer dude , because it sure isn't the first time or the last that the skid steer will be stuck!

Quicksand Gage (er I mean Grant) did a good job in stabilizing the skid-steer, and nice upgrades on the Jeep Grant. Not quite sure what Grant would do without you Laura!

That boy has a future. He was smart enough to realize something was wrong and stopped what he was doing so it wouldn't get worse.

A few months ago we were treated to Laura putting on eye make up in a tractor and now we see her nails match the Jeep. Farming with style.

A couple of snatch blocks always in the jeep, and u can pull anything out..... That's why u have those nice cackles on either side of the winch.....

Skid steer..... JUST A NORMAL DAY ON THE FARM..... GREAT JOB 👍👏😊

V. Good Laura Farms .Love you and your family .❤

I'm no safety police but you 100% need to get yourself a weight mat (damper) for your winch line! If/when the winch line goes, it will cut everything in its path in half. With a weight mat, it takes all the energy out of the line, and it just drops.

Impressed a 6k lbs Jeep pulls 13k lbs bobcat, tire chalks would help (4x4” wood chunks)

Great job backing the boat out, no issues at all. Good job Laura!

You did fine Laura, he didn't even looked scared when it tipped. SO glad everyone is safe.

Haha! when you said rope I was like really that's all? Then you grabbed those plenty large tow straps!

Laura, Grant, you should invest in some hearing protection (earplugs, earmuffs, etc.) for working around all of the loud equipment and engines that you do! You might want to hear the sweet voices of your grandkids someday!

@herpes010

9 ай бұрын

They will be fine, it's not like they're standing next to the running engines for hours on end. No big deal. I've been around that stuff for 30 years and I can still hear a cricket fart in a windstorm.

@davidjohnston710

9 ай бұрын

@@herpes010 well, I guess you might just be the exception! There are studies which show the link of not only temporary exposure to loud noises over a certain decibel, but also repeat exposure over time (chronic loss). One day you just wake up and start hearing a ringing or crickets constantly chirping in both ears and you have Tinitus. No one can predict the outcomes for another person, in fact it’s a little bit presumptuous to believe that everyone will have the same experience as one’s own self. It’s up to Grant and Laura as to what they choose to do, but I think it’s wise to be on the side of caution - what could it hurt? Do you also disregard seat belts?

@herpes010

9 ай бұрын

That's enough Internet for the day LMAO@@davidjohnston710

Gage saved it from going in the water good job. Then you and Grant came to the rescue now that's teem work. ❤

A lady that can back a trailer, be still my beating heart!!!

Grant and Laura's On Farm Recovery complete with a Yankum Shackle! I see another KZread Channel in the making! 😊

Owning a Jeep AND a YankUm IS Jeep stuff! Matt's Recovery channel uses YankUms a lot. Good stuff!

hi guys, couple of things. When you use a winch cable you should throw a coat or blanket over the cable near the middle. That way if the cable breaks it acts like a sail and kills the energy and snap. It could save a life (This is common practice but you never see it on TV, uggg) Second, Grant, have you made Laura aware of what Lockers do? What I mean is the sudden clunk when they unlock going down the road. It's loud and disconcerting. She should be made aware. I had several vehicles with Lockers (we called them Detroit Lockers)and they all did it. (unless you have one of those new contolled lockers) I had an older CJ5 Jeep I tricked out. A different shade of blue. I put in low gears too 5:38 or 4:88 I don't recall) And a Locker in the rear and a Posi-track in the front. It would grunt over anything. Just a 4 banger. Enjoy your vids. cheers.

Winches aren't designed to pull. They are designed to winch. Check the instructions on those Yankum ropes. They are rated for the PULLING vehicle, not the PULLED vehicle.

4:05 L looks so cool right here. Powerful, incredible legs!

Laura You did that Jeep Back Up......SPOT ON KID!!!!!!

Laura; the color of the Jeep matches the color of your fingernails. SO PRETTY 😊😇😊

Grant needs to invest in a snatch block so he could double back the winch line to the front of the Jeep

@js7127

9 ай бұрын

Problem is the jeep doesn't have enough weight in it's ass to max the winch as is, unless you spin n bury the jeep too.

@gregorycross612

9 ай бұрын

And a shackle that he can use on points like the front skidsteer securement point.

Glad Gage is OK. Need to put a post there so you know where the bank is. Good rescue both times.

Good Job. No one hurt

Nice job. Did it like a pro. Like the wheels on that jeep.

I started laughing when they decided to hook the 3000 pound Jeep up to the 7500 pound skid steer lol I was actually surprised they got it out, luckily it wasn't further over in the ditch, Gage did a good job by stopping while he was ahead.

great job backing the boat out...and I laughed so hard when the door dropped the bird droppings trap almost as funny when I walked through the giant spider web this morning complete with holoween spider

I’m ashamed to say I probably would’ve dropped the f bomb when the bird stuff fell on me. Stuff happens. Great video. You handled the boat like a pro.👍

Good job on the rescue! Good to have the tools, when ya need them! 👍🐺🧙‍♂️🦊🤙

Looks like a job for MattsOff Road Recovery. great video guys .

Hahahahahahahaha....that's are Laura......Pause......Ohhhhh my Nails match perfectly!!!!!!! The Jeep's Color.......I liked the Multi color in the last one Laura as well.....STYLIN!!!!!

Thanks for sharing ❤

You guys just always have all the fun!! So glad no one was hurt and skid steer is in one piece.

kid did good keep him around he will be an asset as time goes by. at his age we didn't have video games but damn was I stoned you would not have me working there.

Buy the cheapest toilet bowl cleaner you can get and dilute it with water in a bucket, then use long handled plastic scrub brushes to clean the bottom of the boat. The toilet bowl cleaner eats all the algae off the hull really well. It also works really well on aluminum pontoons too !