How Much Will This MAJOR Repair Cost Us?!
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Published 2023-10-22
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All Comments (21)
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Man, the costume department even made sure Zack was covered in bean dust after the stunt double had to climb into the bin. Such attention to detail.
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"we just unplugged the safety mechanism"
- every farmer on planet earth -
I like your Dad. Positive attitude, level easy way with things, and happy to have his boy working with him.
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Who else saw the TikTok of him falling through the ripper in the yard 😂
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Wow, a cliffhanger like in any top level tv series finale. It was a good move to hire a professional actor with stunt double included. Jokes aside, I hope the problem with the combine wasn't too serious. Stay safe everyone.
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the thing that amazes me is a farmer doesnt only have to know soil comps, and how to tend em , manage finances grants leases and payroll, but he also has to know how to run maintain and fix his equipment. its 4 or 5 jobs all rolled into 1 so all farmers have my respect for the amount of work and knowledge they have
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The nerves in your hand get much more sensitive when they're cold. Also, your veins constrict, and blood runs less to your extremities and more to your vital organs to preserve heat. This makes your skin more rigid, which causes pressure to be applied to these already sensitive nerves. So everything is getting less blood flow, which also makes it harder to make precise or repetitive movements (texting when it's cold).
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I absolutely LOVE this channel. Becky's Editing is TOP NOTCH!!! Zach, you're HILARIOUS!!! I'm STILL laughing from the Stunt Double!!!!🤣😂🤣😂
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I'm sitting here 30 mins after the video ended waiting to see the granite in the office what's up
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I am from the old school. When we turned around 9 or 10, we were taught how to work...run the tractors, drive the the pickups. It builds character, physical and mental strength. When you were ready, you spent the day, dawn to dusk, catching hay from the bailer and stacking it on the cart. Then you had to catch it from the cart and stack the bails in the barn / hay loft. I was the one who had to climb the silo and shovel the silage down for the cows. That was fun! I love all the new equipment, and you definitely need it all for what you do, but good memories of doing a lot of manual labor. Edit: figured I would add I am from up here in N.E. Pa ( Lake Ariel ).
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All I know is your old man has to be the most patient kind man to teach you so you could teach your kids how to be a good person and farmer
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"These engineers really thought of it all" that's the first time I've heard that before 😂
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Taking care of landlords is an underrated skill that farmers need to have to be successful. Whether it be stopping by to chat or stopping by with an excavator to dig a pond on their land, we always try to be good tenants.
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Man, these cliffhangers! Dang..
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Some people will need a warning sign on the door of bin saying remove sump saver before using sweep lol 😂 not that someone would forget great video thanks for sharing
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Always nice when trucks take a big dump. Bet they feel very relieved
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I used to help out on my granddads farm when I was a kid, he had a couple old IH 715, 815, and 1440 combines and I don't remember that old stuff jamming up or breaking as much as this new stuff does. Makes me wonder if the new stuff is a little too smart for its own good.
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Dear millennial farmer, I am a 15 year old boy who is inspired by you. I live in Illinois and we farm about 7,000 acres. I love watching your videos I want to be like you and strive to be like you to show the world we live in today to show what people are working hard to do for the world. I work for the family business and I am a all time combine driver. I am going to get my go pro set up in about a week and I am going to strive to be like you and film stuff that people don’t see everyday I appreciate you and your time.
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The best answer I've seen is, Cold weather increases the pressure inside our joints and extremities and our pain receptors become more sensitive in the cold. But, it's seems to be more complex than that, but I like this explanation.
