Old school??? Not all farming requires a satellite....love my 7710 though, one sweet tractor!
@juliancope1925Ай бұрын
Class combines are just brilliant
@juliancope1925Ай бұрын
Really good video I’m hoping to do a short course soon
@user-ft2zh4bp9d2 ай бұрын
Excellent advice Take the key out 👌👌
@hrenes3 ай бұрын
I like the -Tom Lamb is a Furze Fan- hoodie
@thesoftwarepimpgma3 ай бұрын
They hating... trying to catch me rolling dirty
@aopmonster4 ай бұрын
How wide is that tractor outside of the rear tires? Are those 66x43x25's on the back?
@michaelstaunton16324 ай бұрын
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 sending you and your family good wishes now & good luck with everything & hopefully see you on the channel again in the future 👍👍👍
@AaronColton-vh3ny5 ай бұрын
I did like Ford 2600
@jeanmm29966 ай бұрын
Enjoyed this very much! Funky farmer started a good one!!
@ianfaulkner43986 ай бұрын
What ever happened to nicks farm , no videos in a long time. Always loved his videos I hope they are ok
@themeparkkieran45737 ай бұрын
Will u start posting again miss the chanel
@MFKR6968 ай бұрын
I hope you understand how much those Super-Singles are limiting its capabilities...
@andrewwhite55559 ай бұрын
Hope you and your dad and the rest of the family are well nick as I read your taking a rest from all this bet its been a trying time this harvest hope to see you again soon in the near future
@Gohardorgohome-wI8sy9 ай бұрын
when are you next posting
@andrewdougal226210 ай бұрын
What happened with the video's nick missing them?
@roadkingrider653210 ай бұрын
Love my gator. It’s a little tank. Will get anywhere you want to go.
@iguanapete380910 ай бұрын
I don't speak Cajun.
@aschoenfeld57711 ай бұрын
Did u know ur fram oil filter has one of the worst ratings of all the oil filters available
@djimini2se_shots11 ай бұрын
What a nice farmlife
@frankish531411 ай бұрын
Will it work? You have a 300hp tractor, you could probably moll a bowling ball through the ground with that thing..:)
@MatthewOdea-hz4sq11 ай бұрын
The jd8270r is the perfect size tractor for ur caltivating n planting I'd say ud need 260 but the extra 10 is way to go such good tractors n simple to drive aspecaily that ones super easy good video keep up the good work
@MatthewOdea-hz4sq Жыл бұрын
Nice oldie but I'll take a case any day
@michaelstaunton1632 Жыл бұрын
Hello Nick , sending you & family good wishes from Ireland here & hopefully see you on the channel again soon take care now 👍👍
@annielane6018 Жыл бұрын
Hi Nick. Just a quick note. Hope you, dad and the family are doing ok. 🙏👌👍
@greggroome2791 Жыл бұрын
🇨🇮🇨🇮🙏🙏👍👍
@faithinjesusandfunwithfifa Жыл бұрын
Hey Nick how’s you getting on miss your videos very much is everything okay ??
@ben-jam-in6941 Жыл бұрын
We had an old Ford tractor quite a bit smaller than that first tractor with a loader bucket on the front and no cab. I don’t remember the model number but as big as I’ve seen with no cab or 4x4. (I also worked for a chicken farmer as a teen that had a mid-late 70’s model Ford that was a yellowish/orange colour from the factory. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen that colour). Now the unbelievable part … the barn it stayed parked in was up on a kinda built up chert pad and then had a concrete pad on top of that …so it was up hill pulling in it. The old gal had seen better days and cross my heart rolled out of the barn caught fire and burned to the ground. (Could have been a meth enthusiast passing by the farm but I don’t think so it’s quite rural). My late grandfather didn’t even contact the insurance company. Farm insurance companies as all insurance companies are terribly hard to deal with and they wouldn’t have believed the old Ford just rolled out like that before burning.
@ben-jam-in6941 Жыл бұрын
Ya I’m 39 years old and still haven’t been “allowed” to run the baler lol. I’ve cut, fluffed, and raked but dad, uncle and my late grandpa have always ran the baler. We don’t bale a lot of round bales or hay off our property in general. Cattle graze most of the land. My least favorite job of all is loading small square bales out of the fields. We used to own a Livestock auction aka Stockyard or Salebarn. We both bought and cut some our own fields for square bales for most of my life until selling the Stockyard. It takes thousands of square bales a year at the stockyard keeping pre sale cattle on hay (we would only do this at the request of the seller or if they delivered the cattle days prior to the auction. It’s better to sale them when not looking full up on hay or feed) and feeding the sold animals fed until picked up sometimes 2-3 days after the auction. We averaged around 1000-1200 head sold a week. More or less maybe as low as 750 head average depending on how the market and weather changes. That leaves at least a few hundred head of feeder cattle and 50-75 slaughter cows/bulls waiting for 18 wheelers to come pick them up so you go thru a ton of hay. Anyway we rebuilt most of holding pens so you could just unroll one round bale and fill two pins hay racks like that instead of having to use a bunch of square bales about a year prior to selling the place but that’s my luck I guess 🤬. Sorry this got long and I’m not sure why I even decided to post about it lol.
@ben-jam-in6941 Жыл бұрын
Why did they have the pickup trucks that had been in accidents on display?
@ben-jam-in6941 Жыл бұрын
I wish we had bacon rolls here in the US and could try and make them myself but the bacon is so different it wouldn’t be even close. I’ve been to Moultrie, Georgia where they have a huge Ag equipment show. The Ag class in school would take the senior year students there on a field trip every year and then I went again a couple years after I got out of school looking at equipment for my family business. It’s kinda exhausting if you’re trying to see it all. This is my first time watching anything from this channel and I’ve enjoyed seeing the different equipment used over the pond compared with what I see and have used here. I saw your channel listed on Rocket Powered Mohawks channel and thought I’d take a look see. I’ll sub and check out your other videos. Cheers This comment might already be on here idk cause KZread flipped out when posting.
@violettevicencio363 Жыл бұрын
Is Twin Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️
@violettevicencio363 Жыл бұрын
This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)
@FirstnameLastname-qe3ry Жыл бұрын
We have had many case tractors over the years, we have found that they became less reliable since the legendary mx, we replaced them quite often just to get the right tractor with no trouble, but we got a luxxum 120 in 2020, and i have much more faith in case tractors now, we are very impressed at how sturdy and reliable the luxxum has been, it has around 6000 hours now with regular maintenance, new tyres got last week. Very nice, comfy and reliable tractor. Good job to case IH for making a better tractor now!
@peteroreilly9321 Жыл бұрын
Lovely thing to drive!,i hope to buy one myself soon!
@thomas_4426 Жыл бұрын
Please come back nick
@willyfindlay4398 Жыл бұрын
Great seeing you and your Dad chatting away. 😊
@tommawle8896 Жыл бұрын
You ready for harvest?
@robert22801 Жыл бұрын
Just a wee bit more speed
@joshuagrimwood-king8282 Жыл бұрын
When's there gonna be another video mate. Miss your content.
@russellpetrie119 Жыл бұрын
havent seen any vlogs recently every thing still happening?
@thegreat_I_am Жыл бұрын
We’ve been using a Dynadrive (the same one!) for the last 30 years. We’ve gone from ploughing and sowing with a power harrow combination drill to non-inversion minimal till, minimal disturbance drilling. The only machine on the farm that’s been used throughout and is still used is the old Dynadrive. It was originally pulled behind a Case 7220 Magnum. Now it’s a John Deere 8300T or a 6210r.
@eddiedst9066 Жыл бұрын
You ok mate?
@abii7700 Жыл бұрын
Gertoa hello Nick's Farm thiag
@ShazG69 Жыл бұрын
Missing the vlogs hope you and yours are all okay x
@scoop8650 Жыл бұрын
Reminds me of the good old nostalgic days on my 7910 Q cab with a 4 furrow Dowdeswell
@ginggur17 Жыл бұрын
Hope you and your family are all ok? Not heard from you guys for a long time that’s all. 👍🇬🇧
@scottywood9727 Жыл бұрын
Where are you nick missing the videos i hope all is well 😀
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Old school??? Not all farming requires a satellite....love my 7710 though, one sweet tractor!
Class combines are just brilliant
Really good video I’m hoping to do a short course soon
Excellent advice Take the key out 👌👌
I like the -Tom Lamb is a Furze Fan- hoodie
They hating... trying to catch me rolling dirty
How wide is that tractor outside of the rear tires? Are those 66x43x25's on the back?
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 sending you and your family good wishes now & good luck with everything & hopefully see you on the channel again in the future 👍👍👍
I did like Ford 2600
Enjoyed this very much! Funky farmer started a good one!!
What ever happened to nicks farm , no videos in a long time. Always loved his videos I hope they are ok
Will u start posting again miss the chanel
I hope you understand how much those Super-Singles are limiting its capabilities...
Hope you and your dad and the rest of the family are well nick as I read your taking a rest from all this bet its been a trying time this harvest hope to see you again soon in the near future
when are you next posting
What happened with the video's nick missing them?
Love my gator. It’s a little tank. Will get anywhere you want to go.
I don't speak Cajun.
Did u know ur fram oil filter has one of the worst ratings of all the oil filters available
What a nice farmlife
Will it work? You have a 300hp tractor, you could probably moll a bowling ball through the ground with that thing..:)
The jd8270r is the perfect size tractor for ur caltivating n planting I'd say ud need 260 but the extra 10 is way to go such good tractors n simple to drive aspecaily that ones super easy good video keep up the good work
Nice oldie but I'll take a case any day
Hello Nick , sending you & family good wishes from Ireland here & hopefully see you on the channel again soon take care now 👍👍
Hi Nick. Just a quick note. Hope you, dad and the family are doing ok. 🙏👌👍
🇨🇮🇨🇮🙏🙏👍👍
Hey Nick how’s you getting on miss your videos very much is everything okay ??
We had an old Ford tractor quite a bit smaller than that first tractor with a loader bucket on the front and no cab. I don’t remember the model number but as big as I’ve seen with no cab or 4x4. (I also worked for a chicken farmer as a teen that had a mid-late 70’s model Ford that was a yellowish/orange colour from the factory. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen that colour). Now the unbelievable part … the barn it stayed parked in was up on a kinda built up chert pad and then had a concrete pad on top of that …so it was up hill pulling in it. The old gal had seen better days and cross my heart rolled out of the barn caught fire and burned to the ground. (Could have been a meth enthusiast passing by the farm but I don’t think so it’s quite rural). My late grandfather didn’t even contact the insurance company. Farm insurance companies as all insurance companies are terribly hard to deal with and they wouldn’t have believed the old Ford just rolled out like that before burning.
Ya I’m 39 years old and still haven’t been “allowed” to run the baler lol. I’ve cut, fluffed, and raked but dad, uncle and my late grandpa have always ran the baler. We don’t bale a lot of round bales or hay off our property in general. Cattle graze most of the land. My least favorite job of all is loading small square bales out of the fields. We used to own a Livestock auction aka Stockyard or Salebarn. We both bought and cut some our own fields for square bales for most of my life until selling the Stockyard. It takes thousands of square bales a year at the stockyard keeping pre sale cattle on hay (we would only do this at the request of the seller or if they delivered the cattle days prior to the auction. It’s better to sale them when not looking full up on hay or feed) and feeding the sold animals fed until picked up sometimes 2-3 days after the auction. We averaged around 1000-1200 head sold a week. More or less maybe as low as 750 head average depending on how the market and weather changes. That leaves at least a few hundred head of feeder cattle and 50-75 slaughter cows/bulls waiting for 18 wheelers to come pick them up so you go thru a ton of hay. Anyway we rebuilt most of holding pens so you could just unroll one round bale and fill two pins hay racks like that instead of having to use a bunch of square bales about a year prior to selling the place but that’s my luck I guess 🤬. Sorry this got long and I’m not sure why I even decided to post about it lol.
Why did they have the pickup trucks that had been in accidents on display?
I wish we had bacon rolls here in the US and could try and make them myself but the bacon is so different it wouldn’t be even close. I’ve been to Moultrie, Georgia where they have a huge Ag equipment show. The Ag class in school would take the senior year students there on a field trip every year and then I went again a couple years after I got out of school looking at equipment for my family business. It’s kinda exhausting if you’re trying to see it all. This is my first time watching anything from this channel and I’ve enjoyed seeing the different equipment used over the pond compared with what I see and have used here. I saw your channel listed on Rocket Powered Mohawks channel and thought I’d take a look see. I’ll sub and check out your other videos. Cheers This comment might already be on here idk cause KZread flipped out when posting.
Is Twin Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️
This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)
We have had many case tractors over the years, we have found that they became less reliable since the legendary mx, we replaced them quite often just to get the right tractor with no trouble, but we got a luxxum 120 in 2020, and i have much more faith in case tractors now, we are very impressed at how sturdy and reliable the luxxum has been, it has around 6000 hours now with regular maintenance, new tyres got last week. Very nice, comfy and reliable tractor. Good job to case IH for making a better tractor now!
Lovely thing to drive!,i hope to buy one myself soon!
Please come back nick
Great seeing you and your Dad chatting away. 😊
You ready for harvest?
Just a wee bit more speed
When's there gonna be another video mate. Miss your content.
havent seen any vlogs recently every thing still happening?
We’ve been using a Dynadrive (the same one!) for the last 30 years. We’ve gone from ploughing and sowing with a power harrow combination drill to non-inversion minimal till, minimal disturbance drilling. The only machine on the farm that’s been used throughout and is still used is the old Dynadrive. It was originally pulled behind a Case 7220 Magnum. Now it’s a John Deere 8300T or a 6210r.
You ok mate?
Gertoa hello Nick's Farm thiag
Missing the vlogs hope you and yours are all okay x
Reminds me of the good old nostalgic days on my 7910 Q cab with a 4 furrow Dowdeswell
Hope you and your family are all ok? Not heard from you guys for a long time that’s all. 👍🇬🇧
Where are you nick missing the videos i hope all is well 😀