3 Brains Equal One??

[@Jack-ne8vm]

Northern Chill should come in 300 gallon tote. Refile a drink bottle, less recycle waste.

[@mike0566]

They don't go to waste, they become spit bottles, small trash cans

[@Sicktrickintuner]

Not a good idea, bacteria can spoil it if it’s larger

[@jimjohn5348]

O no another goofy was earth saver it's so bad to know these kinda people really buy into their bull shit it's not cause of people it's just the things that happen with the same as with humans it's just life shit happens in life I feel so sorry for you little minded people

[@LeNomEstYves]

​@@jimjohn5348 Damn bub you gotta chill. Some people care about recycling. I mean you can't deny all the plastic that's floating around in the ocean/lakes, messing with very fragile habitats. It's not "fake news" Trumper Trumpet.

[@glennspreeman1634]

can't help but flashbacks to a year ago. God be your strength and comfort

[@jessehiebert4138]

We are putting mud flaps on our Timpte in front of the front hopper gates, the rear hopper gates, and in front of brake pots and such behind the rear hopper. Will make it way nicer to keep clean

[@leegoldman7491]

Chet sorry for the addition but if you just had to drill and tap a hole in the hub housing start drilling from the top when you get a good hole started rotate the hub 180 degrees or the hole is on the bottom now finish drilling and all of the filings will fall harmlessly to the floor repeat the same steps when you start to tap the threads, just a little tip...have a good day...

[@cynthiaarnold5807]

Love when the two doggos are on. They provide stress management on the job. All it costs is some treats,love and kibble.

[@KarlGetts]

Have a Happy Easter everyone

[@mikeschriever1034]

Back in the day we used to do harsh burnouts with our cars. Tire shredding u joint snapping Smokey burnouts. Called 'em Brody's. I still do them I guess and I get a kick out of big Swede hammering on that new truck too. Keep it up!

[@markvittorini5497]

As I was watching the end of the video I could only think: you guys are hosers! Nice new tank and stand setup!

[@johnrodgers7633]

I've seen guys rig a mud flap type of protective barrier to help keep the road crap off that gate assembly. Glad to see you guys survived your trip. Bless you all

[@howardhendrickson2933]

Mount an angle iron infront of the back hopper and hang mudflaps, that should help save the seals on the cylinders from rocks and the sand/salt mix on the highways in the winter

[@stevenkaras4562]

Don't forget your diesel bulk storage biocide treatment, for the algee that grows in diesel. A quick reference sign, fast plugging fuel filters. Your bulk fuel supliers would know what is available. Great to see a shop that is dealer caliber, and better in many ways. Larson Farms is a benchmark for a quality opetation. Keep the videos rolling.

[@andrewgeorgelang]

Hi guys. What lights are in that show room, I mean shop? They make those tractors shine man ✨✨

[@TheRealJesseStoltzfus]

We did it after every season with manure hauling. Pulled all the wheels to rotate them, and while they were off, checked/replaced bearings, did brakes if needed.

[@williamhicken1206]

How absolutely fucking fascinating.

[@scottholbert2742]

@@williamhicken1206 cool , you just won DICK of the year award 🥇 I’m going to guess you are a earthworm faarmer

[@719vol]

@@williamhicken1206 the sarcasm is subtle, but noted.

[@jayc3103]

Brakes ehh...lmao

[@scottholbert2742]

@@jayc3103 yes , larger grain carts and manure spreaders have brakes for stopping safely and avoiding drivers that have no idea about farming and the dangers. Only that food comes from a grocery store

[@dalefearman6289]

Some of the mills in Ontario require food grade oil for the hydraulic gates/dumps. Great videos Chet.

[@jeffsimonar7161]

With my machine I got a card so you can mic your fittings to make sure you get the proper crimp, it also comes in handy if your dies start to wear as they get older👍🏼

[@schnakenberglloydsue7313]

Great video Chet!!! Are you all feeling better after your trip? Didn't see Toby today. Missed him!!

[@richardradawetz8788]

We use electric traps here in Saskatchewan. Michel industries. No oil leaks and ability to convert back t by to manual really easy

[@brakel8r]

rig some mud flaps in front of those cylinders. We did that to protect our def and fuel filler lines that were getting destroyed. We saw about a 90% decrease of muck

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Moosomin ,Saskatchewan, Canada Great videos you put out thanks for sharing.

[@chrishann5714]

Brodie looks like a good addition to your crew! Keep up the good work

[@ChrysanthsMum]

It amazes me how much you guys know how to do…amazed.

[@garywalters4286]

Hey, missed Toby but was still a great video.Brody and the big swede seem to work well together .

[@floorpizza8074]

Just commenting to help with the algorithm, but while I'm here... man, that forklift barrel handler looks fantastic.

[@bruceschwertner9343]

Happy Easter to all of your family.

[@dylanem5452]

That next hose is fun to change, have to use small door inside cab floor to put on

[@jeraldstahl615]

Chet, with those wheel bearings...what we do on our farm is drill and tap the wheel hubs and install a grease nipple, then you can grease and pack the hubs every season by just taking the cap off and watching the grease push out. only way they last.

[@stakman78]

Hi from New Zealand, appreciate the way you explain what and why you do everything, another great person who does that is Daniel from Triple R Farms, his channel is worth a look. Keep it up lads.🇱🇷🇬🇸🇱🇷🇬🇸

[@terrybowser7279]

I watch Triple R Farms also. Yes Daniel does a great job on everything he does and says. Love his drone footage! Hope his site keeps getting new subscribers. Good channel, check it out.

[@brettmoen7240]

I agree, Triple R is top notch too!

[@jimhanifer1177]

I enjoy the videos just want to wish you your family and your crew and happy Easter keep up the good work where's the water tank for the northern chill is that next thank you 🇺🇸🚜🙏

[@derrickwilkie5611]

Just my sugestion would be to have mud flaps & wheel fenders on rear axles of your bottom dump trailers.I think they also look better than naked wheels,Farst AG had a new trailer with rear fenders & mud flaps check it out. Great videos Larson team keep em comming.

[@alkoz93031]

10/10 on 3:25 head transition, i though it was a joke a first.

[@michaeltablet8577]

You 3 are the farm version of Pep Boys. Great video as always!

[@paulteirney3587]

You should look at using polypropylene plastic blocks in place of the bearing as it has less resistance and good wear properties.

[@edp9743]

Add a fiber wiper dust shield to the cylinder that take abuse. The hydraulic hose manufactures have a gauge to check the crimps, go no go gauge, I had a supplier that made many hoses that failed until they discovered the wrong die was being used.

[@puzzled4163]

Did you take the small barrel plug at the top out of the drum to allow air in so the oil drains faster?

[@steveneal2706]

nice to see you 3 guys. Awesome video Chet. Thank you

[@TheJoedaddy831]

You should look into bearing buddy's for those hubs. Used a lot in marine applications. Jet boat pumps and boat trailer hubs.

[@lucdelanoy7296]

Those planter toolbars should have walking beam axles to even out the load on the 4 transport wheels

[@dmorgan28]

Hey that was very interesting. I really like those racks to keep all your fluids separated and easily accessible. Cool video. Thanks 👍👍👍❤️

[@bryanlloyd1099]

All of you do a great job!! 👍👍

[@brucefalcon7832]

I really enjoy these videos. You guys sharing your views on repairs and the many pieces and types of tools/equipment is excellent. Keep up the great work!

[@deanadams4405]

Put a mud flap in front of the rear cylinder on the hopper bottom to protect it from the rocks and debris

[@conorbuckley6764]

Very good video Chet

[@stephencoster9532]

Hiya, I think that's all of you on Northan Chill now... Great video, thank you. Stay safe, Steve...

[@tylerjodry4574]

Keep the great content coming!

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Good explanations Eric Chet great Broodie great work as always thank you guys never miss a video.

[@northstar6888]

Idea!!! Put a dust boot like Ranchero shocks on a mighty Ford Truck shocks!!!

[@danlowery3235]

When I worked hyd, repair I always put seals in boiling hot water. when they cool they shrink. I also used the hose clamp trick.

[@dougvinduska9593]

Thanks Big Swede for the info and empty casings do screw with your heater fan!

[@dhenschel4]

15:05 Crows foot wrench? I thought those were flare nut wrenches - they're great as they grab on to two more corners of the head, but expensive.

[@MagnumCamNZ]

The frisbees from the knee cap removing video put on the rod in front on cylinder would help keep some junk out off the seals on rear doors

[@ronaldblue8713]

Sunsource Fauver in Granite Falls is a very good hydraulic resource. If that's anywhere close to you. Keep up the good work!

[@markroaden8793]

Used them back in the 90s they work great.

[@lynpostlethwait3083]

Very great video for the shop work

[@smoochmcguire5291]

Great video thanks

[@frankneufeld199]

My boss put tracks on his planter and they work good so I think you guys should put tracts on the planter

[@lylestavast7652]

nice spot product placement there Brody - that water company, they'll love you :)

[@christophergarland5891]

Is there any way you could install a make shift mud flap between the two hoppers in order to stop all of the debris from getting in the bearings? Maybe just a foot tall cnc cut to fit. Just wondering. Love the videos.

[@lskevron]

Around my area, people are running vegetable oil in their hydraulic traps. Less of an issue if you have a leak at a grain terminal.

[@colorado1088]

How close do the elevators check the loads when dumped? (i.e. oil drips from truck engine etc, rocks from chasis, load contamination, weed seeds et. al.)?

[@dougberry1011]

Curious as to what your fuel treatment is and what you are accomplishing with it. Retired now but spent 42 years in the Diesel engine business and never saw a requirement for fuel treatment other than some lubricity for winter diesel.

[@danyoder2988]

Why don’t you hang mud flaps down between the traps to protect those back cylinders

[@justinjohnivan2968]

Great video keep up the hard work

[@scssarge4409]

Have you guys thought of placing a stone rubber flap to the front of the hopper!? just food for thought to maybe stop the stones damaging your new hoppers bearings and hydraulics cylinders.

[@patrickerger1483]

Great job guys.

[@rbhaskin]

To protect those slides from most of the road grime, how about retro-fitting those long bristled brushes that are used on some trailers to reduce road spray ??

[@daviddespai8456]

For those cylinders that the BS was talking about taking rocks and road debris you should hang a rubber mat from the center under the trailer and it stops that we did that to our trailers keeps the salt down also in the winter

[@floorpizza8074]

Hope Chet, Dougo, or the Big Swede read your comment. What a great idea. Seems like it would save not just the hydraulics, but general road salt corrosion, too.

[@MrPaw45]

Came here to say the same. Seen it on someone else's trailer watching youtube a few days ago.

[@janfranken5257]

An old mechanic I knew heated hyd seals in a crock pot in small amount of oil.

[@bradpogue3448]

This was a very good video I learned a lot. The truck drivers appreciate the hydraulic gates on the semi trailers. The barrel tipper is gonna be a great asset. We have a hydraulic hose maker but it is stationary. Can’t wait for the planting season to start. Stay safe see y’all on the next video.

[@69dblcab]

Chet. Could you lower the two inboard tire pressures for roading between fields or is there a pivoting setup that would allow for both tires to equalize the weight. Stay safe and Happy farming.

[@Thatguy-fg4fp]

Seems like a good idea at first but you would wear through those two tires a lot quicker than the others if you do that. Tires are more expensive than bearings

[@69dblcab]

@@Thatguy-fg4fp Neither are cheap in the middle of planting time. But I hear ya.

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Enjoyed the show

[@lkirsch85]

What about putting the shaft guards on the hydraulic rams to protect the seals?

[@ryanbeiler6777]

As long as the hose and the ends are from the same brand, you can do as they did by replacing the bad end. You do not want to mix one brand of hose with different brand ends.

[@briennashively4281]

I honestly would love to be able to work with them, it’s my dream to drive big tractors and work on equipment, especially seens how I mostly know how to work on equipment already I wanna learn more

[@arthurbass1191]

Put mud flaps in front of the back hoppers helps emencly

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good stuff men👍👍👍👍👍

[@elijames3041]

Nice video

[@mungogerryjnr]

Hi Guys I don’t normally comment because no one ever reply’s 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ I have a couple of suggestions for issues you mentioned The rear trap door opener been damaged by objects been flicked off drive tyres. Build a bracket that can support a rubber curtain. That would easily fix the problem and cheaply and quickly Second issue You need to crack the small bung on drums to breathe the unloading,it will quicken the process I noticed you were unloading one with the bung still in. Chur from Australia

[@drdulas5055]

Did you have any damage from the high winds or any snow thurs. 4/15? Chet you better watch so the hydraulic companies don't high jack the Big Swede to teach their people on how to rebuild cylinders. Excellent job.

[@Im2qwik]

Safety glasses would be a good idea !!

[@rockwilkinson8224]

That was a clean transfer to Monday lol had to say it.

[@Daton.B]

Have you thought about putting tracks on the planter?

[@russeljohnston6777]

Hey can you remove the chain and use a impact driver to turn the pulley on your barrel tipper

[@tomcleghorn4005]

I’m curious why you would choose hydraulic door openers over electric? If a hose ever let go just think of the potential mess at home or the elevator. Just curious they work well

[@jaredgreen502]

Can you build bracket to hang mud flaps in front of hoppers to protect cyl from road debris?

[@robertwatkins8220]

How are you dealing with shortages and high prices of fertilizer and chemicals? Some farmers in my area, West Central Ohio, cannot get fertilizer especially nitrogen for corn. They have decided to use no fertilizer and plant all soybeans.

[@erikhaland3991]

Put tracks on the planter like the MN farmer. Good work all keep it up

[@gragor11]

Hey. Get some knee pads. Save your knees for later. I'm 70 and still working on my knees. I wear one set over another set. Tiling guys use the best knee pad designs. 'Rubber' with replacement pads, straps and buttons.

[@lusca9815]

How about some plates to protect the cylinders? Like some excavators have, like half a tube

[@joeldurheim5831]

We had trouble with those wheel bearings also. We were using the green John Deere grease. We switched to Royal Oil red max ep 100 never had any more problems. That Deere grease is junk!!!

[@jeeprose4712]

In the South we would say that Chet knows no strangers. It's A good thing. Where are you getting the parts for the trailer? I have worked on them and the China stiff well lets find better. The bearing don't last in the back because of the flex. The trailer flex . be careful this year too every there. You have done everything a 100 times and in a hurry. Careful please because it takes 1 second to damage yourself and 1 minute of slow down to go faster and not get hurt.

[@vaughnparrish8351]

Good video

[@adriankleinsasser8726]

Put mudlaps on back of second hopper were cylinders are prevent from dust stones hitting directly just my 2 cents

[@biggandeky]

Cut an old ag tire or loader tire in half. Tip barrel into the half tire. Pick up barrel with hydrolic forks. Cost of new barrel tipper. total = 1 saw zaw blade to cut a tire.

[@joshuanicholsjr5327]

I had the same thing with some of my stuff till I found buddy caps they cover your ends of the axles and have a grease fitting on them check them out got mine where they sold stuff for trailers god bless

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

👍👍👍. Are you drying out down there or did the rain this week mess you up

[@lesgobrandon3105]

You guys are the best! Keep ‘‘em coming! 👨‍🔧👨‍🔧👨‍🔧

[@armandochavarriajr250]

Put hub oil instead of more grease it has made a huge difference in all of our hubs made the grease more pliable and keep everything greased

[@bricehesche6069]

Chet have tryed bearing grease it may last longer and better with heat going down the road?

[@kevins5092]

Evening guys

[@ryanj6877]

Never crack hyd lines. Deadhead them in 1 direction. Unsure of the system pressure but normally its very dangers to crack a line under pressure. Its not a brake line on the old pickup. Also what is attached to the rod of the cylinder you re built is call the piston. What the rod and piston goes into when reinstalling is called the barrell and is snugged up with the gland nut.

[@jamesmccabe1702]

Rubbish

[@ryanj6877]

@@jamesmccabe1702 hydraulic lines under pressure is very dangerous. If not pump is loaded and pressure is released then it is safe. Sadly some systems are 2,800 psi and far past 7,000psi. Next time your pressure washing, test out the 0 degree tip on something youd like to lose. Just serious stuff that people should know.

[@tomcander3669]

My my...aren't we the smart one!!!

[@jamesmccabe1702]

@@ryanj6877 Rubbish. Im a hydraulic technician. YOure talking shit son

[@steveb6103]

Your correct any system under pressure is dangerous! Anyone who has any experience will tell you the same thing. Potential energy is what it's called by OSHA.