To make it even better with the rain in the forecast and the amount of snow we have they now have flood warnings.

I never heard from them. Looks like they bought a bigger truck and only used that. Last year they ran a NH 410 with a 500+ bushel wagon with the truck I drove and didn't see that around this year either. Like everything else became more efficient to save labor.

Definitely learning more about them.

Yep a 324 with a 327 bed. Maybe I need to start buying them around here to part out 🤣🤣

I think so. Sometimes progress isn't always for the good.

That could be an option or hopefully find another for parts. 😂

Also found out bearings were bad on both sides, lots of slop. Looks like someone didn't put them together right. Lucky I got it home without issues.

We got our share, roughly 2-3 feet. The worst stayed north of 90,up to 6 feet was forecasted. It's usually the other way around. We got another blast coming through Friday calling for 10-18, but the weekend is looking good and 40s by Monday.

If they're not wrong they over predict so when it's not as bad, they think it makes them look good

The guy just likes to complain!

​@@jaredmoorman1300no different than you when you comment

Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

I'll probably be digging my Carhartts out in the next day or two. Today is the last above freezing. I'm hoping it doesn't but they've changed the forecast again adding even more snow over the weekend.

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It's that time of year. They keep increasing snow totals for us from this storm

We're about to get our first snow. We have a winter weather advisory through Monday forecasting around 8 inches from lake effect. Latest I'm seeing the worst may miss us and give Buffalo 2 feet. All depends on the direction the winds go across that cesspool Lake Erie. 🤣🤣🤣 I always hate wrestling tire chain on, good thing I only really need to worry about putting on one set this year.

@@Mad_Farmer912 We are getting more snow now too. I originally come from south of Buffalo about 25 miles. Southern Erie County and about a mile from Lake Erie so I know what the snow can be. I usually lay the chains out, drive just on them, and run a piece of baler twine through the wheel and then drive forward. That pulls the chains up on the tires tight and then latch them. i stop and get off a couple times and make sure they are going on straight. Doesn't work too bad. Takes about 10-15 minutes by myself.

@JeffMilitello we're still mostly rain but they've changed the forecast from 8 inches through Monday to 6-18 by 10am Saturday. Hopefully we'll get enough breaks later next week and through the winter I won't need chains

I think trust is being lost like a lot of businesses because of getting too big and too much control. For me it's getting whether it's banks, equipment dealers, retailers like Walmart once they get more than 3 locations they seem to care only about money and profit and care less about customer service. Even in agriculture the bigger farms when they're getting 1000 cow dairies, 5000 acre farms, 100, 000 chicken farms the only factor of concern is money. Everything has gotten concentrated too much so fewer have control over too much we need more to have control less so more make more and less make like Bill or Elon.

Just trying to save the environment by not using Roundup. 😁

Well if I had your money I'd need an overseas bank accounts also.

Too big for what you got. 😂😂

@Mad_Farmer912 almost had u fooled

@@FarmallFanatic maybe you can use them for weight 😁

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I'm just glad I found it. If I just dug into the transmission I would never have found it. Maybe I would notice by chance turning gears and I might have finally noticed the shaft turning in the sprocket. 🤔🤔😂

Remember the input shaft is hollow to accommodate the PTO input shaft running through it.

Thats definitely a great temporary solution. Welding the sprocket would be the only solution because it is a shaft through a shaft. I wouldn't trust my poor welding abilities though. 🤣🤣🤣

@@JustMakingIt-123 plan right now is the ground I disked because it had the hybrid corn on it, is to plant the open pollinated seed that I still have and hopefully to get another variety of OP to try. The first field I chopped, to reseed to hay along with some other ground. The rest from what I chopped and whatever sod I plow next year planting conventional hybrids

These disks do a good job but that's what I'm thinking is being a lighter frame they may help I'll try to look them up. I'd like to find another open pollinated variety to try that was earlier maturity.

Only about 11 acres that I picked.

That's what I'm kinda figuring. Even though these are light disks also, they do a good job on plowed ground it's always sod ground that takes more to work them. Knocked disk should help with that and if I just wanted to disk last year's corn ground without plowing. I'd like to get a chisel plow for the corn ground.

We had notched blades in front and smooth back blades chopped material better than smooth blades front and back 15 foot birch disc

I figured they might be the better option to help penetration so maybe I don't have to plow everything.

​@@jacobb3446I figured they may help some being a smaller framed disk.

Every variety has different characteristics. My 104 day went from 27 to 18 in 12 days and this 94 day stayed at 22 even after a week.

Especially in a nice dry fall when you don't have to fight mud.

@@brandonhoad9033 i tried no till. I even have single disc fertilizer opened, wavy opening discs on the seed along with the simple down pressure springs. Didn't have that good of results and the weights didn't help any to make a mark especially in sod. I had some good results discing corn ground and then planting.

@Mad_Farmer912 put mine on to pull it down a little quicker

@@richardhoover7569 not sure. Depends how the world starts shaking out and might be an option towards spring. I have a 6 head Agimatic flat parlor. It would be nice to go back to that at some level.

My best guess using the weights, without the boards struck level its 165 bushels. With the boards I'd say it'll hold 190.

Funny thing is the sheller ran no problem this year and the simplest piece, the wagon had the issues. 😂

It is surprising how simple they are compared to a combine how good of a job it does.

As windy as it was I thought it might but didn't see any actually make it on the ground.

Thanks for watching

Anymore it's just family friends and neighbors. Several guys have taken too many liberties and have made bitter feelings with me and my brothers to extend the privilege.

He can’t afford it

After last week we may actually have less to worry about but someday they may find out when you give up some control you may lose all control. All it'll take is a solar flare or some climate activist to turn off the satellites and they will be able to do nothing.

​@@TravisDunlap-i5h💯 right I can't and even if I could I wouldn't waste the money.

@@Mad_Farmer912 are you going to do any updates on your bankruptcy process?

​@@TravisDunlap-i5hI may. There are a couple results/consequences that have happened and one in just the last couple days. I've been sharing the experience so others can know what to expect and give some insight on options and results of choices made if they're in the same situation. Though I'm trying to own up to the situation I've put myself in and doing the options I can that are available legally I'm kinda thinking twice what more to say because there have been some (not this is a big issue) trolls not happy and sharing their 2 cents but lately I've discovered several neighbors and family have found my channel. It may sound dumb but it does make it different sharing with strangers and those that know you.

Some will. Maybe I'll sell it to you for your chickens. 😁😁

Numbers definitely aren't going to be impressive but I hope the point I want to make will be clear. No doubt increasing inputs would be a great improvement. The question is between the price of inputs and price for corn would there be enough of a return.

I just wish the corn was flowing like the steam would be. 😂

Thanks 👍👍 PA certainly did its part flipping red not only for president but also Senate. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

The whole seatbelt has to be changed when the switch goes bad. I did it once years ago for over $200 and it didn't last much over a year. They're probably double in price now. I feel just as safe using common sense.