100 Bales of the Good Stuff

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[@WarriorKnitter]

Watching the baler turn so gracefully and so precisely at the end of a row and watching two bales gently roll off the rack and stop in line with the others is my kind of ballet. Satisfying. Thanks for the done shots!

[@johncalander2092]

I was waiting for the starter fluid and flame to come out,but the ratchet strap would've been my second choice

[@mysecond8581]

anything involving fire/explosion is always the first go to...

[@onewhitestone]

@@mysecond8581 just watch your eyebrows.

[@waynejones5239]

After a couple of either shots they usually stay

[@harleythrelkeld7587]

heavy tires like tractor tires i like ether but small stuff a strap can normally do it

[@scallums]

Cole, try removing the valve stem Schrader valve to allow more air volume to enter the tire to seat the bead.. once the bead seats reinstall the valve.

[@larrybe2900]

And use the strap first or along with the valve.

[@aletheaglenn6656]

I miss hearing, "That's all I have to say about that."

[@timothybailey7118]

Me:” Cole, I have a question.” Cole: “ I thought you might. “ Me: “Has the mobile fly sprayer rig reduced your need to work cattle through a chute with that Pour product?”

[@lesterhertel2945]

Looks like you need to rip and drag to smooth it out

[@lindagentile2380]

I was going to mention Cole an old fashioned way is to take a rope or tie strap as you used & tie it tightly around the center of the tire & inflate 👍😁 Just as I was going to mention you got it off the internet... I'm so PROUD of You Cole & your not even my son... And Im sure You definitely make your Family Proud for all your hard work & dedication & how much you have matured... Hugs & Blessings to You all... GBY ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙💖💙🐕... 💙(& one for For Uncle) Jeff 🤗✝️

[@mikeanwender339]

Brian. The Price is Right is picking the number without going over. In my book you WON!!!

[@charlestallardy5685]

I hope you realize that watching you bring in a good crop it's like watching the home team beat the crap out of their arch enemy. We're always cheering for you.

[@briansonne814]

that is very kind!

[@joedrosen7917]

If you’re playing by Price is Rights rules (closest without going over), Brian’s guess of 100 bales would be the winner.

[@revtoyota]

Great video man... Just some help with the tires. The valve stem core is what stopped you. If you remove the valve stem core you are far more likely to get the tire back onto the bead. Removing the core allows for a higher volume of air to enter the tire. It's what they do at tire shops.

[@AppalachianRancher]

Plus just stick hose straight onto valve stem don't use air chuck.

[@revtoyota]

@@AppalachianRancher Agree.

[@tonyjones9715]

Murphy's tire soap It works great.

[@JAACS74]

😂 reminds me of my Mama, she always said, "where there's will, there's a way!" Good job! Determination ❤

[@brianlarkin1044]

Nice bales make for cheerful Sonne farmers.I'm relieved after watching you struggle through that drought earlier in the summer.

[@timothycronin7858]

Great job Brian and Cole that bale collector is a great time saver

[@vivianwinford3681]

I love that thing. It makes do much sense.

[@davidsandberg7631]

Thanks for all the different camera angles. Takes extra time but it looks great in video. some people leave the camera in one place for the whole video and it gets boring.

[@robertarmitage8709]

father/son joy and harmony. Thank you. How much I would have enjoyed that, but he didn't have the heart to see it.

[@paulbird1342]

I really like the overhead stalking video's of bailing hay. It speaks to my soul.

[@allegg8804]

Never heard a man complain about having to much wood. I must be having a senior moment.

[@tcookie4312]

Cole I always appreciate watching you and your dad making hay together. I farmed with my dad until Alzheimer’s made it impossible. He passed away this January. All these to say cherish these days of being able to farm along side your Pa. We are so blessed in that you have these days recorded. Keep on doing what you are doing and take care Tim C. Gretna, VA

[@JimGeib]

I worked with my Dad until he was 78. We were rebuilding an irrigation pump which was the last job we did together. He pasted 4 years later and I still remember that day we worked together like it was yesterday.

[@CJ-wg9ks]

Try ratchet strap around tire when jacked up works sometimes

[@gabrieleamurri9640]

Vedervi lavorare così tranquilli sembrate due amici al bar bravi 👍👋🔝💯 un saluto dall'Italia 🇮🇹

[@jimedwards9310]

Funny. I was messing with a tractor tire last Weeknd that came off the bead. Had to use the old starting fluid and a match. Went right back on the bead. 😂😂😂

[@peteparker7396]

Cole you can also use grease along the bead where it won’t seal. Slather a little on and it will plug it until the bead seats.

[@norman7179]

Just use some trained air. It stays where you put it.

[@felixguzman6979]

Bryan good job with your videos and your hey, keep up the good work, thanks more videos

[@dennishill3463]

Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀

[@danwalker4391]

"Count me in " on shining your balls and getting ready for league bowling. I did a spit take on that one!

[@debinbc]

Make Tiffany more raised beds with the left over wood 😉💕🥰 i love the drone footage of harvesting 🙏💕🥰‼️

[@chuckyc6912]

Great video. AWSOME hay

[@Rockincountry]

Another awesome video!! Some high quality cow 🐮 feed.

[@sharonm3677]

Cole you crack me up with your straight faced humour! ❤❤

[@dennisdole1764]

Excellent Alfalfa that your cattle will devour. Great to see for your endeavors for sure. ❤ Blessings from Ohio

[@icebabysnocain]

The blue strap is the right way after you lube both sides of the tire. KY will do it too but it's expensive. Stick with the blue lube. If you use tire lube they shouldn't leak down. I'm glad you didn't try propane. It can work but it also can be hard on your hairdo. Good video. Pax.

[@deionsharpe5139]

Hey guys, your pretty HILARIOUS when you get in some of those conversations, Love it, also EXTREMELY LOVE watching these hay making episodes, that Baylor system is FUN TO WATCH ❤ , favorite thing of the summer farming, CYA NEXT TIME 🚜🚜😎

[@timsherman2164]

Cole, your dads song of the day is awesome. Love your channel!!😊😊

[@lstone.09]

Was at my aunts place one time. She was having issues with her toilet. I went in and checked things out. Told her that it was cracked and needed changed. She was like theres no crack in it. I was like call a plumber have them check it. So thats what she done. It also cost her about $500. Was the last time i gave my advice on anything she wanted advice on. Awesome video Cole. 🚜🚜🚜

[@colorado1088]

Good story. The old gal had an extra $500 bucks anyway that she didnt need.

[@rileywillard139]

We been doing the rachet strap one for a while I learned it from my grandpa

[@VADogHunter]

I have put a ratchet strap around the tire before and been able to get the beads to seal.

[@ronaldschmidt4748]

Glad you got a nice cutting of hay . It not much fun when you have to work on tires when you are trying to get some work done. Thanks for the video Take Care and Be safe on the farm. Out

[@johnsmith-xr6qy]

You can't trust the weather man! You know if it's going to rain if it's raining & such is the life of a farmer. I hope it works for you. The drone adds another dimension to farm life, Wow! That was a nice view. It makes me want to get out there & play farmer, again. You may know to pull the valve stem to get air in the tire quicker. Another trick is to wrap a ratchet strap around the outside of the tire, cinch it up "snug" & be ready to release the strap 'afore it breaks. OK you got it!

[@TheArby13]

Cole, use youre come along and some chain or strapping to squeeze the tire while you fill it with air. OOps! good job.

[@hugeblue]

0/11/23 - God Bless our Farmers! What would we all do without them? The drone shots were fantastic!

[@gregcatlett1458]

Beautiful black calves in the lots and the field there WOW !! Brain get one of those STEAMERS to keep leaves on 😂😂$$$. Senior MOMENTS BRAIN 🤫🤫😂. Cole you go broke fixin tires. 🙏🙏THANKS MEN SO MUCH !!!

[@braddobson2060]

Removing the valve core helps it let much more air in fast

[@SirWhiteRabbit-gr5so]

There's always the "no eyebrows method"; starting ether and a match!

[@LFH-qt8ez]

Great video 👍😀👍

[@scottraven1721]

Another captivating video, so thank you all for that. Here's my plight, .. Would you rather : 1. Produce longer videos 2. Have us all watch reruns Kind of a no-brainer, and call it, revisit of the week ! 🍺 My vote is option 1 Thanks again 🙂😄

[@davidatfield4308]

I really enjoy your aerial views thank you

[@barbarastedillie1336]

“My office for the day!”. True statement!!

[@brucesuperman6120]

I've been using straps for 20 years on tires lol

[@donrock6800]

You can sometimes use a little grease around the rim to help seal up the air from coming out to Cole thanks for the video

[@scottmackinnon2045]

Ratchet strap works every time! Well almost every time. I use it while the tire is on the trailer 😂

[@danieljoo8359]

What a difference your new camera makes. Good decision

[@bfd1565]

I had the same thing happen to me. While looking closely at the inside of the toilet bowl. It had a pinhole defect where the droplets were coming from.

[@karldawnlang8936]

Hey Cole, always carry a rachet strap to go around tire and/or smear a little grease on bead, saves time. OK, I started typing before the end. Hey you got it!

[@PeterDouglas-wd5fx]

Great choice for song of the day!

[@jerryshull6908]

COLE, enjoy these days. I so miss my dad. It is so unbelievable awesome to watch you and your dad..

[@briansonne814]

i enjoy his company

[@mikeglynn1961]

Hey Cole, you should have used the new baler also and had it done in 4 hrs instead and also have the benefit of having the moisture meter. Peace 🙏

[@steveneal2706]

Amazing video Cole and Mr. B.. hay looks very good. Thank you guy so much

[@norman7179]

A thin layer of form a gasket applied to the bead area of the rim before the bead is seated will usually end those bead leaks.

[@sunnyday5621]

The ratchet strap is old school. Works every time, unless you have a large puncture. My sister forgot the last step on a tire on her horse trailer; remove strap and finish filling. Drove 30 miles with the strap still on the tire. The tire was toast and it didn't bode well for the strap either.

[@briansonne814]

lol

[@browneyes-cj8eg]

Cole all you need was to spray some ether inside the tire light it and stand back. poof seated. learned that when my husband had to seat stock car slicks.

[@johndunbar2393]

Look into getting yourself a bead blaster. They're a must if you do your own tire work. Mine paid for itself in a few fixes.

[@adamsherm29]

Looks like the bucket cylinders could ise some spacers to tighten them up a bit. Might help not wear those pins as much. Just an observation. Lol.

[@JudyJudyJudy44]

Love your tire fixin tips ... 🤣🤣🤣

[@denault3985]

Everything is looking good, what type of GoPro's are you using and do have any problems of over heating?

[@randalljones137]

Tried and true. Spray either into tire and light it. Works every time

[@hoophil]

Cole your videos are fantastic, the best! Thank you for all you and your dad do to provide us with this entertainment! Yep, I always use a ratchet strap for those troublesome tires!

[@DeirdreHickey-nx8nt]

Love your comment Brian.” I’m being stalked” by your own son. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@grantpowers]

Good new cover photo,, my 3 rd cutting here in Minnesota is dun,, picking corn in a couple of weeks, getting corn cribs cleaned out, already making list of winter projects 😢😢, you and boss man Brian have a great day 😎

[@kylemay7298]

Brake cleaner and a lighter!! Works everything for those tires.

[@Dan-qy1rg]

I thought I was the only one that has problems with flats on the equipment. All those methods you used on the tire's, I've used, also others that I won't mention here. Well you got the amount of alfalfa right, congrats. Thanks and have a nice evening!

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video Cole and Brian 😊

[@SonneFarms]

Thanks so much

[@keithpattenden]

Cole, you could also try the icelandic approach for fixing the tyres..... fill the tyre with butane gas a put a match to it...!!!

[@denisedenomme361]

You need more ice cream Cole.Lol👍❤️🇨🇦

[@maggieholden2662]

You two work so hard and have great humor love it . Great day

[@riff2072]

Good song of the day!!! The Smithereens "A Girl Like You" is cool too.

[@tommychew6544]

I love you guys and the banter back and forth, thought it was great that Brian showed you stalking him with the drone! I know that song of the day and it got stuck in my head as soon as Brian said it. On with the video, I had to stop before I forgot what I wanted to say about the early parts, you guys are just that good!

[@summerrancher8044]

Investment suggestion: Get those tires foam filled. Won't have to worry about them again until the tires wear out. Not sure about near you, but there is a place out in Rapid City that does it.

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Glad yall got as much hay as you did.

[@The_Slippery_Slope_NZ]

OK, there seems to be a massive difference in sound levels between Cole's filming and Brians on this one.

[@darrenpautzke3795]

Hey Cole, glad you didn’t let that tire and get the best of you buddy. I was trying to tell you to get a ratchet strap through the whole video or when I saw you trying to fix that that’s what I saw two glad it worked for ya awesome.

[@carlinkay1151]

Watching you guy’s bail hay is the best thing ever!

[@eldonhoward7925]

That radio bowling as was kind of outrageous! 😂😂

[@alltruckedupterrametals6223]

Pull the valve core out when you try to pump a flat tire up. Sometimes the extra bit of air is all it needs

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

awesome drone footage this video.

[@daryl2204]

Cole, I remember a fence building video where some people questioned why you were in the skid steer and not packing poles… remember the explanation..” Brian does what Brian wants!” … today he decided to come in from the south for a change of scenery. 😀

[@vivianwinford3681]

Cole, when your done with the corn head this year what about putting it on blocks and taking the pressure off the tires. Would that keep the tires from popping off?😮

[@A4allroads]

Great video 👍🏻. That’s some pickin and singin “song of the day “. Have a awesome week guys!

[@paulthompson1549]

It is funny that the fedders all belly up when you feed. I remember that the the cattle always came running even if they had feed left from day before before.

[@conidaniels990]

I was going to suggest a ratchet strap. Did it on my 4wheeler and lawn mower tiers. Keep up the great vidoes. Thanks for the fun you and dad share! .

[@Tanks-Link]

I don’t know if you’ll see this Cole but if you take the valve core out, you can put in the air about three or four times faster almost always works

[@stevezimmerly6821]

Song of the day “Get by with a little help from my friends” joe cocker. Brian,Cole, Uncle Jeff are our friends. Thank for the awesome videos

[@genegustafson1665]

I use a wretch strap around the tire so it will push out the tire from the middle of it, it works on ATV tires

[@oldie383]

I have invented something for you. A gigantic water tank shaped to fit on front of tractor but not obscure vision. it has a heat transfer from engine and pump for fire fighting. In winter the heat from the tank adds heat to the garage and you can add salt to the water to wash away ice in tight areas and also kill weeds.

[@woodlandsb]

Have you tried wrapping a tie-down around the tire & cranking tight enough to get the bead to touch the rim - then fill it until you know the bead is set - you can remove the tie down & finish filling the tire....? Whoops - if I had waited until the end of your video.....🙄

[@keithfrazier2558]

Brian as soon as you said Edwyn Collins I knew what the song was probably gonna be. It's the only song I know by him. Liked it quite a bit when it was released many years ago.

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

Put chocks under the axles and lift the whole trailer off the ground over winter... without any weight on them the tyres will stay on the bead even if deflated....???

[@ernest7015]

Wrap a rachet strap around the tire with bead broke and tighten to expand the bead for easy air up

[@rwisti11301962]

Thought I didn't know the song of the day, didn't recognize the artists name .... but then I took your advise and listened... hey, turns out I do know that snazzy little tune!!!! Thanks!!😊

[@Foxhunter49]

Some years ago a farmer would bale his hay whatever the weather. Often this resulted in barn fires but, those bales were like dry tobacco, smelt a bit like silage. The odd thing was that cattle, horses and sheep would make it their first choice of fodder.

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

Too risky to have possible "hot" bales.... may as well silage the hay deliberately and add inoculant etc.these days..

[@paulprigge1209]

Yes but moldy stuff will kill!

[@Oak_Hollow]

If they fermented a bit, that would make them tasty.

[@lauriej9418]

Thanks for sharing Be safe and stay well.