you are most welcome! <3

we do this every year, all farms I have worked on do the same. there's a lot of factors involved in growing crops, the only issue with the trimming is if you cut them too short. sorry for your difficulties <3

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if you press the left break, can help to make a sharp right turn. if you press the right break, can help to make a sharp left turn. hope this helps!

@@fairweatherfarmer ...YES, it made a huge difference in my understanding----thank you so very much---an 80 -year old lady here trying to learn the ropes! 😅😅. Judy W

@@user-ql3sn6ou7u you are most welcome! that's what I am here for!! if ever you need any other guidance or specific videos, please feel free to reach out 💚

@@fairweatherfarmer Andrew, thank-you! Actually, I could use a bit of guidance on how to smoothly shift gears, both PTO lever and the gear-shift lever. The fellow who delivered my BCS 749 tractor had a hard time getting both of the shifting levers into gear, so I was left with a question mark as to how to go about it....I haven't used the tractor yet, but have been watching videos on KZbin trying to learn how to use this great machine! I would be most grateful to you and your Dad for any suggestions that you may offer! I live in Canada, too---in BC!

@@user-ql3sn6ou7u hey Judy, most welcome! to shift gears it's like a manual car, you need to use the clutch to disengage the engine then use the lever to go from 1 to 4. I don't recommend ever running it faster than speed 2 to move it, even that is very fast. on 4 you are basically sprinting with it and can hurt yourself by falling. to engage or disengage your PTO simply use the push lever with the gear symbol, always be careful to operate the machine safely and keep your feet far away from any implements (wear steel toe boots also). PTO is very dangerous and causes many accidents. both of those actions use a black knobbed lever. I use speed 1 for working and speed 2 for transport of machinery. you will want to adjust the height of the arms when lifting the machine to move it to make it easier, then raise the arms back up when you operate. it is very heavy. I hope you don't have too much trouble, this machine is very hard on the body. we only use it at this point inside our greenhouse cause it isn't efficient and wears out the farmer. but is useful to maneuver in tight spaces.

Greetings friend!

amazing!! that's a wonderful project, let me know if you have any questions or need help troubleshooting!

thank you!! ✌️💚

thank you, much LOVE brother!! 💚✌️

@@fairweatherfarmer i LOVE farming too!❤️

Yes!!!

thank you, appreciate that! ^.^

thank you, working on it :)

F**k yes!🤘🏻❤️

You're most welcome Eddie!! Appreciate the feedback, glad that it helps you out there's a lot more coming once I get a chance to edit the videos this winter. Much love brother <3

You're most welcome Yeanjun! I love Jang seeders, wouldn't go with another brand. I have tried Earthway and it doesn't come close to comparison of the ease of use and results. For us the JP-6 works well, not sure what the advantages of an electric battery powered vesion would be?

thats another way I suppose, battery powered to get it in the field?

muchas gracias mi amigo! :)

yeah its a JP3, 15" width of the seeder on a 30" bed makes 2 passes.

@@fairweatherfarmer thank you, i couldnt find this info anywhere. Much appreciated

@@ForestFarmFDC most welcome :)

thank you! glad it was useful, let me know if you have specific questions :)

done!

@@darkhollowbiodynamic thank you!

thank you! glad that it could be useful! :) there is a bit more to the pruning process but I'm not sure I recorded that part yet or not. still going through so much footage 😁

thank you! :)

thank you! :)

thank you! it was a pleasure to meet you as well, lots of new crops coming to the market in the coming weeks. looking forward to seeing what you make with your zukes 👌

Most welcome, let me know if there are specific topics you'd like to learn about! I'm here to help ♡

@@fairweatherfarmer Great attitude, thank you man.

@@soweitsobitter9288 most welcome 🙏