Farm Update: 4/21/2024- Small Clean Up Time on the Farm

Hey everyone!
Today we discuss a little bit about our cleaning up in front of the barn at dad's farm as well as the small work we did to the Ford 4500 tractor loader-backhoe.

[@taradalmatianshaver6828]

A short, sweet and to the point update! Stay safe! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@odc43054]

Great start to cleaning up. Hopefully the motivation continues. 👍

[@scottshaver5495]

Conner, it’s always great to hear from you, it looks like springtime in Minnesota. Connor take care and thank you for the update 👍🏻. From Kentucky 😊.

[@budl4656]

Nice up date on the farm always something to do thanks Connor

[@tractorhyatt7044]

Thank you for the update, Connor! Projects never seem to end, do they? I've been helping my father in law clean out under his pole barn and it's a lot of work. It's a good feeling when you see progress on big clean up projects. Can't wait to see what your trailer looks like. Happy Friday, buddy!🚜👍

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Hope the cleanup goes well.

[@TractorHoarders]

Nice! Appreciate the update on the farm. Will you be at plow day?

[@ThisOldFarm]

Great question! Something I need to talk with the host about.

[@ironman3406]

Hello my friend! I need to pass along some wisdom to you. Please Don’t walk under a loader when it’s up in the air like that without any mechanical safety in place. Hydraulics can fail at any time and could crush ya, never trust them, not even on a brand new hydraulic system. Hate to see ya get hurt. Stay safe little buddy!

[@ThisOldFarm]

Yeah, I thought about that the last few times I was doing it. Definitely bad practice on my part, and thanks for the warning!

[@ironman3406]

@@ThisOldFarm just looking out for ya bud, would hate to see ya get hurt from something like that. :)

[@ThisOldFarm]

@@ironman3406 You’re a really great friend Nathan ☺️