Feeder Wagon Repairs

[@OSGCourtWatch]

Funny to watch these old videos and see how much a year working on the farm full time with ya Cole has aged yur dad...lol

[@shirleysousa9739]

I love your videos and am watching some of the old ones. Your dad looks so serious in them. I love the fact that he is a big part of your videos now and the great humour that your two share

[@SonneFarms]

Glad you like them!

[@bellasamantha237]

I'm doing the same Shirley. 😁 I've been a subscriber for nearly two years but love going back n watching the beginning of Cole's journey n when Mr Brian become a part of it too. Reminds me of working with my (late)Dad. 🙏💙

[@josephrodgers3119]

Stickers look nice. Another great video, keep'm coming, y'all have a great day.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Stickers look awesome

[@benburns5995]

Congrats on another job done on the farm. Like the stickers especially the colored one really sticks out. Your dog Ellie drinking rain water is so typical they will take that over fresh tap water any day.

[@bobs.8171]

I really enjoy the farm life .. watching the happenings and goings on .. on the farm ,, id soooo enjoy ..spending time on your farm and seeing whats going on .. there just seems like its a non stop thing on your farm ,, keep the vids coming .. I luv watchng you ..

[@wallaceloan4169]

Great video Cole and the feeder looks like it long over due a little TLC. Good way to get the water to go away and dry the yard up.

[@Spike643]

The stickers look good. I think I like the black and white better. Great vlog!

[@danbertsche7560]

Make sure you tighten that set screw until it strips, then back it off half a turn. Works every time. Love your videos, you must get a real sense of accomplishment at days end.

[@notbyingit3179]

I love this guy, never seen what it takes to run a farm that size, family run,so very cool, God bless you, wwg1wga.

[@danfinley3690]

Stickers are sweet made quick work of the feeder nice

[@comixstories112]

I hope your farm will all ways be successful!

[@briansonne814]

That is very kind of you to say. Thank you. I want nothing more than for Cole to continue to operate our family farm.

[@edcrego7978]

Boy there always something to fix on the farm you guys stay on top of things and and keep your equipment in top top shape man when I was farming with Dad the worst job ever was to have our feed wagon break with two ton of feed had to scoup out all that feed with bucket s our what ever we could master up plus livestock were getting hungry we could have done ( I) could have done better P, M, S thanks for videos and hang on to the memeres of working with your father God bless

[@danielrandolph9170]

Good job on the feed cart & its nothing like a little heat to get it lose and I was hearing u was making it a point it's not your welding it was weak part on the metal that broke lol I hear ya Sonne lmbo yal be safe

[@kennethunderwood2396]

Good video. Just need more frequent. You'll have no problem doing well with utube. This seems natural for you. Thanks from North Carolina

[@randallbyrd1973]

Very nice video TY for sharing

[@owenx5]

Beautiful South Dakota morning!!

[@jiggjohns1028]

Nice stickers I’d sport the colored one on my side by side and I’d put the black and white one on the Massey when I win it.

[@gav242]

seems like a fun little project

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Seems like your always working/repairing something when u work equipment, it never ends!

[@keithbishop249]

Good vid don't you love it when a plan comes together

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Guys

[@SonneFarms]

Thanks for watching

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Stickers look nice!

[@mrnate4280]

Found your channel the other day. I have it on auto play. Good stuff man. Love the channel.

[@SonneFarms]

Glad you enjoy!

[@cody6908]

Cut some holes in the I beam and run air craft cable and clamps instead of welding chain. That’s what we did. Never had a problem

[@rogerwilson9892]

Well always tough you had muscles now I seen them working it's not so bad taking it out but putting back in the feeder chain now that's a workout and the kranch got some other day you are right good stuff.

[@allenmoore4186]

I like decals. You make great videos keep em coming!

[@fredf3391]

Good little repair

[@losmex2142]

Love you guys!!! Awesome channel

[@SonneFarms]

Thanks Larry!

[@edesquivel6105]

I almost lost me finger to one of those chains, so I was unloading some pellet and we had an old chain trailer rig set up where it served as a back up. The chain tension had be lose for the longest time and the chain had been oxidizing. So this rig worked just not up to spec, got to unloading the bugger, well I got to end and was just waiting for the crumbs to fall off seeing the slow chain go made my youthful and unwise mind think ahh I'll just knock it off with me bare hand. Well got my hand to knockin under where the chain rotates under where you seemed to be working on, in the vid. So remember an oxidized chain doesn't have good joint movement, meaning it binds in places creating a sort of funky chain reaction, so I didn't see it was making the weird quirk. Just came out no where a knot of chain came around clamped the top of my hand with the cross beam I was cleaning. Boom started getting sucked in 💀 but the Lord was on with me that day and I swear a miracle the quirk unbinded loosening my clamped hand. I honestly don't what might have happened if the knot had stayed I mean them PTO will move some weight around certainly snap a chain. But again the Lord was watching my unwise choice and taught me a valuable lesson in safety. Better spend that extra minute on precaution than a limb or a life. So yeah that's my story on chains, they demand respect.

[@SonneFarms]

Glad you came out good in the end!

[@edesquivel6105]

@Sonnefarms yeah, me too. I mean you can never go wrong with taking extra precautions, the saying testifies better safe then sorry. Can't say the same for my younger brother's finger he lost a chunk on his index finger to a regular chain bind, he says even though it was just a small bit he misses that chunk's feel. But I mean he said he had it coming from his wreck less behavior. I wouldn't say safety is an issue just being vigilant of surroundinga and cognitive of materials. Sometimes safety isn't safe safe. Learned something new with that 30% strech rope that you mentioned before. Probably going to add some thing of that nature to my arsenal come the time.

[@moonbabe1770]

I love 💕 your accent!

[@SonneFarms]

Its funny you say that because I didnt think I have an accent

[@moonbabe1770]

Ha! You definitely do. I feel the same way about my Kentucky accent

[@dalegereaux1863]

Working on a farm is kind of a lot like working in a machine shop. When you're not running the machines you're making repairs on them. Okay Cole, now it just looks like you're playing in the mud ! ( can I drive next ? )

[@YouTube_Professor]

A old piece of chain link fence about 8 feet long with a few wooden 4x4 strapped to the top side works well as a drag, might not break like the chains are doing.

[@terilowe9528]

Red sticker looks good.

[@piperdoug428]

We have a Cattlac and it has augers for unload, bushings might need done soon tho.

[@johnperry5102]

like the stickers the colored one looks good, hey what about tee shirts and caps

[@barbcoleus]

Nice video

[@danielleschnoberger4670]

I bet Ellie's thinking when you were doing the dragging. Your ruining my puddle. Lol. Was it farming type stuff you went to college for? It sounds like you paid attention. Good job on always explaining thing's. I have a learning comprehension disability. I watch farming on Sandi Brock sheep farming and growing farming with them too but you really explain stuff more. Oh and the positions of the camera are awesome. Oh slow it down on the fast forward can't make anything out.

[@cattleaddict]

sure would like to see you guys get in the habit of painting never seize on everything you assemble. it sure pays off. everything you have to take apart once you'll have to take apart again someday.

[@irishagrilife2542]

Keep uo the brillant work starting my first yt channel thanks to you love ur videos🙌🙌

[@logins7381]

Love the video keep up the good work

[@boundfarms7460]

Great video your on the rise and I hope to someday be as good of a youtuber as you are

[@edcrego7978]

Also do they run a plastic sprocket to make chain last longer? Make s sense!

[@willr69420]

*I prefer the colored stickers*

[@tylereldridge6945]

That colored sticker is sweet! Are they for sale? Also, what do you call the small retainer clip on a trailer pin?

[@Andre11210]

"Lake Sonne" makes an appearance

[@danfinley3690]

The into is cool

[@daledallas9630]

Lifes Good on a farm. If you don't Weak'in

[@homey3051]

Do you have any drain tile runs in any of your fields to get rid of extra water or is there no place to drain it off

[@doncraig4493]

Cut a slot in the steel so the end chain link will fit through, then put a pin through the link. There won't be any welded steel to be weakened and break

[@SonneFarms]

Very good idea!!

[@lenkop487]

NICE

[@BWYinYang]

How about modify to fit metal chain sprocket? Sure heck last longer. BTW, cool stickers!

[@RedGurillia]

most likely catches a lot more debris, and needs to be lubricated as a result, and since you don't want any lubricant in your feed... now i'm just guessing, i'm a city-boy :)

[@BWYinYang]

@@RedGurillia I'm mix of town slicker n city slicker. Lol However spent some time at family farm now runs by uncle.

[@RedGurillia]

@@BWYinYang I have however studies Mechatronics, and now i think about it, chain-sprocket combinations are prohibited in the (european) food-industry, as they can cause metal filings to rub off of them (and into the food)... so i can imagine that this and some things (like cost) i'm not aware off all add up to choosing plastics

[@BWYinYang]

@@RedGurillia Have you seen other type of harvest collecting food we eat? It's all metal for most part.

[@RedGurillia]

@@BWYinYang true, but not a lot of metal on metal rubbing that is also in direct contact with the food... the thing is, after harvest, food is cleaned in a variety of ways, the cow feed does not get cleaned after mixing

[@bobcrone6151]

Cool vid. U got a box blade? Will work nice on that barn yard...

[@CanalDaCarregadeira]

here we lock the feed truck at the beginning of the year

[@riff2072]

1:59 That could have been a problem. Pops almost got his hand chewed up.

[@SonneFarms]

Yea it was close wasnt it.

[@bellasamantha237]

I hope those are Brian tight!? 🤣🙏💙🦘

[@israelperez570]

Hey I like the stickers, how do I purchase one. Northern Cal

[@lindelr932]

How did you get your channel so many subs in so small time

[@ЯрославМулько-п6в]

Майстер!!! Cul!!!!!

[@davdhynes3518]

👍😀

[@alberto12a35]

Uploaded 1 min ago damn I’m early

[@chasefrericks2074]

Figured you would have the 430 feed wagon not a 340

[@SonneFarms]

We fill the feed wagon pretty full sometimes! But it gets the job done

[@curtweatherbee2523]

🇺🇸👍🏻🐝

[@bapstalbert439]

you should do less video and drain farmland from your farm

[@mikebonge7206]

it too hot for anything

[@eirikverb4733]

First

[@YouTube_Professor]

A old piece of chain link fence about 8 feet long with a few wooden 4x4 strapped to the top side works well as a drag, might not break like the chains are doing.

[@stevestoterau6261]

The chain link makes a good drag, but it wouldn't drag any water with it to spread the water out!