We did it too! My boyfriend was his pillow and Apollo was my blanket! I miss him every single day, especially when it is cold ❤️

The water is still here. It’s just diverted. Water doesn’t leave the earth’s atmosphere.

Diverted for the golf course

You sure it's not beavers up stream ?

Hey that's a fine tractor you got there. Hard to o beat a ol 3000.

Just keep throwing concrete waste in there, it's just road run off not a natural creek, you probably already called the environment police, didn't ya

Maybe someone upstream is using the water.

Get a drone to get as high as you can to see if the water has been detoured into a pond or something like that.

Good time to cut back the bushes & trees.

Not a b-a-a-d idea!

That great Pyrenees is great

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

Love my Moras 💪

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

Southeast Michigan been for a couple weeks

Just got one at a yard sale. It'll make an excellant wall hanger.

Finally someone processing firewood without cutting it perfect 8” length with a silky saw Good to see someone making fire without lighter, saw,axe etc. I love my 1095 ESEE 3 ! A great edc utility knife and wouldn’t be afraid to only have it in some “unexpected” situation Great video and demonstration 👍🏻

Question? What stone grit progression do you follow?

That vlack heavy material must have value i would think

Been told the 4 mile creek, butler county has been consistent panning, never looked myself, but there's gems aplenty in the area

Thank you so much for sharing your technique when using angle guides.

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What a "Frustration"... U did WELL!

Finally, a video of someone who tests stuff and it's not a gear fest extravaganza... Wouldn't call it a fail. Fail would be dying. Great video.

It's good. BTW Why are you using a Corn picker machine; when we have an advanced Combine harvester machine? I mean I wish to know pro and cons behind using them. Thank you!

Why use a ferro rod when you can use a lighter? Ronson, Firebird and Solder-it make wind resistant lighters that don't cost much. I cheat with charcoal firestarters available at Wally world.

Good video. Just get a bigger bag, plenty of comfortable options around 35ltrs that carry weight with no issues.

Never seen a cabless 7700 before..

😊nice, thanks for sharing 😊

I especially enjoyed the sound of the engine on your tractor. My dad had a 1952 Ford 8N and there were times when I was twelve years old while spending the summer with him. I helped find firewood. There were times he would let back the tractor up to a fallen tree, hook it up and pull it up to the barn where he would cut them up and split the logs.

I live in raccoon township Pa. There’s a creek here that they call raccoon creek. It’s got huge round rocks. I think that I’ll give it a shot. Your video got me thinking

Why the 16 inch? On their website they dont recommend it and say its difficult to use

I seen someone use the top part of a chainsaw

Do you think a Farmall H can do that I just bought a 479

i have tested many of my brain farts,, contractor bag shelter was 1 of the many that failed. 😔 .

U wimped out ?????

It would work better if the TRactor had a live PTO

Buy a high quality single man tent. These minimalistic shelter approaches are stupid. The first natural thing to kill you will be the elements. Why do people skimp on that most important part?

It is a shame Ford Motor Company sold their Ag Equipment business. Several tractors were used in this video. I did all of the baleing work in my younger days too.

if I owned it it would no longer do work. just take it out for a hour a day for a ride. nice M. my Family used to own one and I want another or a H.

Nice work. Hope things are well with you.

Transformer

I remember baling with one of those back in my younger days. We worked on it more than using it. My Dad would not give up on it. Finally I said I would not help anymore if We didn't get a new baler. We purchased a new JD 336 with a thrower. Those old 77's were the cat's meow back when they were new. They just had too many working parts to wear out.

Couldn't you save that straw for the animals and just use your grass clippings from the lawn mower to put around the strawberries? The grass clippings are already cut up really tiny and it makes a better mulch by putting nitrogen back into the ground around the roots as it breaks down and decays.

NO!!! A tractor rototiller would work much better! If your 3-point rototiller doesn't do that good of a job you must have a really crummy one! I even had a Howard Jem walk behind rototiller that weighed about 700 lb that would do a lot better job than that. And I could do several acres a day with it and it would look glassy smooth and beautiful when I'm done without any footprints or tire tracks. The Howard Jem videos on KZbin are done by amateurs that don't know how to use the machine to its full advantage and they leave the ground looking terrible! In fact I have not found any rototilling videos on KZbin that leave the ground looking nice. Seems like almost everyone wants to drive around with the tailboard up in the air so that the rototiller looks like it's throwing poop all over the field! In fact my cousin used tol work for someone who had a Howard Jem and would hire kids to pick up the big claude's from the job and throw them in the back of his pickup truck. In other words he was stealing topsoil from all of his customers! He would have been better off just buying his own topsoil instead of paying the kids to pick up the dirt clods and steal it from the customers! If you leave the tailboard up it just scatters stuff before it has a chance to get broken up! Which means you have to go over it several times. Which is a huge waste of time if you don't do it right the first time. Use your lowest gear and run the engine at maximum rpm, and for God's sake keep the tailboard down, that's your butter knife that spread it out smooth!!! And it has to be done when there's the right amount of moisture in the dirt and it's not muddy and it's not too dry or dusty.

It would probably go faster with a hand-crank sheller.

Nice tractor, plenty of power. Didn't have to double clutch it to get it going. I love two-stage clutches. 😁😀😉

Growing up I loved running my dad's Massey Ferguson and Howard rotavator. A few years later I loved running a Friends antique farming and bailing equipment. I sincerely wish I could do that every year for the rest of my life. A few years later I bought my own small tractor and rototiller and went into business for myself. I wish I still had it, but life gets in the way. I got into construction and operated big equipment. But I still really love the smaller equipment and farming! Long live the crops!

Nice video but that looks really rough and bumpy. 😭

Plowing then disking then rototilling? That sounds like a lot of wasted time. My dad had a Massey Ferguson 60 horsepower and he did professional weed abatement for about 40 years. He would just go from one job to the next hitting it hard with his heavy-duty Howard rototiller. Even if the weeds were several feet tall. He would leave every job powdery soft and smooth as glass. He would make sure that the ground had the right amount of moisture before he did it. He had a whole bunch of repeat customers every year. They all complemented how nice and beautiful it looked when he was finished. Other people left it looking really rough and bumpy with footprints and tire tracks all over the place. It's ridiculous how so many people don't take pride in their work. 🙄