Thanks for another great video Brian. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch. Congratulations on finishing your corn planting season for 2024. Yeah!!!!!!!!!! You really have some narrow roads to travel going from field to field. Your fields are smaller and kind of all over the place. I am not used to that. Here in central Iowa our fields for the most part are large and flat and all pretty much together. Just the difference in where we farm. You do real well with it Brian. My compliments To you and the family!!!!!!! How is the new combine doing in the wheat ground???? Anxious for a combine video to see the new Fendt in action. Guess that is about it. Thanks for everything Brian. You all take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

I grew up NE of you, in Guernsey county in the 50’s/early 60’s. Drove tractors on township roads, but the size of equipment was different, three moleboard plows, two row corn planter, 8ft grain drill etc. Family farm, in a different time

My dad met a Jeep on the road with our combine with duals, the jeep had just passed a driveway and he had nowhere to go. He pointed to the driveway and she shook her head no. He had to drive forward and put the feederhouse above her hood and sat there. She eventually backed up 20 ft into the driveway and gave him the 1 finger wave when he drove by.

@clintmeyer8029

7 күн бұрын

She showed him her education level.

@tonybarnden1990

7 күн бұрын

Iq level ​@@clintmeyer8029

@ecleveland1

7 күн бұрын

I’ve seen that happen a few times with people. I think some of them don’t actually know how to back up their cars. I had to back up a car for one lady that had no idea how to drive in reverse. She was actually afraid to even try. I’m still amazed how some people ever got their drivers licenses. I’ve seen some incredibly bad drivers that had no business being on the road.

@joescheller6680

6 күн бұрын

Like that. Dont back down from stupidity

@chrisgossman6512

6 күн бұрын

Her name must have been Karen

Lmfao we are in wheat Harvest I'm running the cart. And I'm watching and listening to you I heard your 20/20 I stopped because I thought I was pulling the bean planter you got me 😂😂😂😂 Thanks for sharing with us

Hope you get your rain, June 20 here in eastern Pa. hot, and dry. Corn is atressed. Wheat harvest is underway a week ahead of schedule. To dry to plant doublecrop beans.

Great Video Brian, Corn is finished !!! YAY!! thanks for sharing

yea we have same concerns with narrow roads in southern indiana , we have to have a vehicles in front to either block or advise , we use fm radios here also

Golly, you were sure taking the planter through some narrow spots and tight corners. I was tensing up, grabbing the arms of my chair. You made it, though. 👏

Working on my cousin's farm in Hatch NM we we're sent out the door with a gallon baggy, with a bologna sandwich, baggy of chips, a warm Coke, and a couple packets of fast food mustard and ketchup!

I live in Europe, in a village, we only have tight roads. 😅Expect the main road, it's wider, but at least it's busy too. Nothing is better than looking at perfectly distanced cars coming from one way at a time, so you have 0 chance of going out with a tool.

Love the tires on that beast of a planter tractor.

And everyone tells me how wide all the roads are out there that you can fit articulateds with triples and 15ft implements around really easy. When we made little bales we had to go around certain ways or through fields as a lot of roads are 8ft wide and the baler was 10ft our neighbour has to do the same with his class 8 combine without the header on though our road is 8ft you can get up it with mounted machines up to 9ft wide by wiggling around trees and poles though it does leave a working word slipping out when you meet a car or van thatonly half pulls off or a couple more when you meet a lorry.

I’m in York SC right beside Charlotte NC we are definitely urban farming here. Tight 2 lane roads and city drivers that have no clue or patience.

About 10-12 years ago on the (now converted to 4-lane) US-35 2-lane bottleneck in Mason County WV, a nice young family man was taking the tractor to Yauger's Farm Supply, turning left across the opposing lane. He was in his 30s when she killed him. About 15 cars and tractor-trailers were behind him and when turned off, a woman from Michigan passed the whole line and since she was running about 85mph and topping a hill at the same time there was nowhere for her to go but through that big John Deere that was turning left. She was going so fast, it was obvious when he looked, she'd still have been outta sight. Passing 15 cars and trucks on a very busy 2 lane rural highway, running 85 miles an hour and passing on a downhill curve. BRILLIANT!

@halwilliams1682

6 күн бұрын

Did she survive?

@chuckwillcox1930

6 күн бұрын

I know that section of rod as used to live in the area and get feed their.

@oldad6207

5 күн бұрын

@@halwilliams1682 I don't recall.

Ah up here in Columbiana and Carrol county some roads a old Massey 300 combine was to big and a 806 with duals took up 90% of the road . The one farm i farmed i had a old covered bridge to deal with and only my 706 and four bottoms would go thru and at that we were pushing the our luck on weight . Everything else i had a total of 14 miles to go to get into it . What i hated the worse was the time on old U S 30 . It was narrow and lots of truck traffic with lots of hills and NO place to pull over . If the Creek was running low i could go thru the cow gate and wade thru the creek and bypass the covered bridge . BUT that did not happen often .

Yes. Sometimes I have someone go ahead of me and block the road so I can get through. Had one the other day not cooperate and got around our guy blocking. He had to back up for about half a mile. And while doing it was cussing and flipping me off. We blocked him in and called a trooper friend. He got some humbling behavior modification papers. Lol.

LSWs pull harder than anything else on a tile plow. The way the tile plows put weight and pull down on the back of the tractor there’s nothing better. Our 9230 Deere with 1100lsws and a soil max would walk circles around a new holland or case quad. Wet or dry. Big key with them is weight

Glad to see planting corn finished

We just had close to three inches of rain and 60 mile an hour winds in Lucas and northern wood county.

No small effort moving things on narrow roads. Dad used to tell me to take both lanes on a left turn with a full load of hay...made it less likely for someone to try and blast by. Glad your corn planting is done.

You mentioned tight entrances and wet holes in your last video, so I had to tune in!😂

Whats the moisture on the wheat? Sorry if you say in the video I just started it

Yes,we live on a township road and the traffic is absolutely nuts, we have semi and car carriers using this as it is shortcut to Interstate 71. We feel your pain!

May not be tractors, but i take equipment down the road a lot for work. Its always fun when you meet a combine on a narrow 2 lane road in a CAT 740 off road truck. But he was nice enough to pull into a driveway since i was the bigger machine.

Brian why do you prefer the pull type planter over a mounted three point? Seems like it would work better in tight road conditions.

Enjoy your channel from TN. Is the MF planter a demo or keeper? What is status of your JD planter as you put a lot of time and $ into it a while back? Would like to see a comparison video about both.

Brian, i’ve been watching your videos with the new planner. I just have one question why do y’all run the planners with the wheels between the row units rather than the wheels in front of the toolbar I noticed on Larsson‘s farm he’s actually bought a planner with the wheels in front of a toolbar because of the dirt and debris building up between the wheels and the planner unit just food for thought Grace and peace

Talk to your dealer on the row units. Down here where I live we put a button in the cab where u tie into the downforce block and u can lift the row units all the way up for passing ditches, railroads and such.

Mr Dwade I'm not a farmer and I'm not a farm hand but i would love to learn with you. Maybe one day

Another thing from the list always a good feeling, greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer

Thats a good feeling. DONE!

Thanks for the video.

Amazing video I enjoy it

Thanks 👍

I think we or most of us have had very close calls. A close friend had a pickup rear end his new 24 row planter that had only planted 200 acres. Destroyed planter and tractor. 4 lane road. Farmer had bruises and cuts not badly injured. 2 in pickup did not survive. Bad day.

Good shots with the camera!

The dear must love these fields

Kudos on finishing corn Brian and Co. y’all take care 👍🏻

Yep, seasonal bud hired man was turning left, our home place is on a state highway... Some dumbass passed him while he was turning left in to the lot... IH 966 with the feed grinder in tow, broke off the front left wheel spindle... People... nuf said!!! Get your heads out of your a$$ and show some respect to your local farmers...

Great job and great video guys

On our old case ih planter that we sold I think my boss ran a wire out and reverse the down pressure so the row units would go up Ivers did it to there 24 row planter this year

We are lucky enough to have wide roads & not a lot of traffic so we leave our 35' head on the combine when we move.

another great video

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Let it rain!

Good video.

great video

What’s up, Brian? Great video as usual. You have some good shit sorry I mean stuff Sorry🎉

Bob to the Rescue!

Hey we dont have black top roads county level and lot of our towndship roads are praire roads as in just trails in the grass where wheels run.

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Your dad had me trying to get up there once with some slicks on the semi ends up Uncle John had me go get 4 recaps on the rear axle then we went right up other trks could make it hated coming down out of there loaded

Brian have the Larsons pipe some down to you from Minnesota 😅😅😅😅😅

Them fields look like wildlife havens

Hopefully you get good growing conditions.

Yeah compared to my 2150 that looks dang low to the ground

Sorry to here about OH Ag dumping the AGCO line we farm up in the thumb of MI & have ben buying Massey equipment the green stuff is getting entirely to expensive

#PowerLadder

Any evidence of corn stand hurt behind the LSW's?

Hooe ypu got that shit of rain you needed.

Brian why do you put your 28 on so early ? Why not wait a few weeks or a month when the corns up enough to start needing it, less N loss I would think.

@BriansFarmingVideos

4 күн бұрын

We do two shots

How about 11 acres in 5 fields

First

Water that is

Curious what your intentions are now thar Ohio ag is exiting the AGCO business

We farm in an 80 mile radius and we just drive down the center of the road,I think you are using the wrong tires for planting they are to fat

I guess everyone should do a video on traffic while they are headed to work. O the manufactured drama. 🤮🤮🤮

@BriansFarmingVideos

6 күн бұрын

Wasn’t anything manufactured. Was simply explaining how we move large machines on narrow roads. When you spend all day in open fields it’s the most exciting part of the day

@billwang4086

6 күн бұрын

@@BriansFarmingVideos you are right should have chose a better adjective. Apologies

Too much effort for you to pick up the empty bags you threw all over.

@_Ben4810

7 күн бұрын

Oh good grief....🙄

@chief3378

7 күн бұрын

He'll pick those up when it rains

@jmit5650

6 күн бұрын

That would make great video, picking up bags. So sorry you missed that.

Them fields look like wildlife havens