First Combine Lesson

It's greasy out in the field but we're gonna get it done today and wrap up Harvest 2021. Onyx receives his first combine lesson. The throttle is a bit touchy but he will have it figured out in no time! There was no shortage of cab corn and no bunnies were harmed in the making of this video. We even got to pull out the Moline after Dad got the header trailer stuck in the mud.
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[@kwaskeconstruction3382]

The look on Onyx's face, he's determined to line up the header just right, once he finally got it right, he looks up at Dad for approval. Reminds me of working with my Dad, :) but he's passed away, almost (1) year. Onyx it's these days that are the BEST :)

[@TheLazyWhitetailHunter]

Could not be more true

[@kevinklingner3098]

Congratulations Onyx on first time driving your header the first time. This is great stuff for any farmers son.

[@jfdb59]

They really are making memories for a lifetime here. It's a beautiful thing to see.

[@rayanderson4119]

That's how I learned how to do it. But you had to throw your whole body into the lever to get it to engage. Kids have it SO easy now. 😃 Keep it up Zach! It looked like he did a great job. I treasure those memories with my dad some 50+ years ago.

[@kevinklingner3098]

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[@Its_Me0000]

Onyx is a hit. The expression on his face, his good questions, his desire to learn, awesome kid.

[@josef5319]

well they make good money and hes probably set for life. Who wouldnt.

[@MALIKFARMIMG]

what kind of video ziyada like to watch in your country I'm Indian Farmer and Muslim

[@MALIKFARMIMG]

@@상희-r6x what kind of video ziyada like to watch in your country I'm Indian Farmer and Muslim

[@carlywillson1804]

Hggygvvgyvvu

[@davidcudlip6587]

@@josef5319 Nobody is, "Set For Life". Business climates change for what ever reason and many farms can and do go under. I've seen it happen in my own area of north central Illinois. Many kids raised on farms don't wish to stay and run a family farm. It's sad but it's their choice. After seeing grandfathers and fathers struggle with weather and mechanical problems and thing beyond their control, they walk away from it.

[@stikerdegrey]

Love to see Onyx is all about the speed, can't hide the race car driver in that young farmer.

[@jareddory2155]

Definitely was FULL GO GO GO

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Yes, he definitely was driving to*WIN!*

[@travistaylor3350]

That is what happens when you you put the grain cart operator in the combine

[@timkelley6616]

I feel the need for speed! As Onyx pushes stick All the way forward! The look on Zach’s face is priceless.

[@cmusic52]

Def like his Dad!! Love that Speed!! Full Send!!!!

[@sethmoore6565]

That boy will have those memories forever. I’m 27 and would kill to be where he is in life.

[@springbackinaction]

Love how there was no hesitation with Onyx. Just get in the combine and poor the Coal to it. Full throttle or nothing for that young man.

[@xslytitanx]

Haha. Like farther like son. Must be the race car driver in him.

[@johnhurd6243]

If you're not first you're last.

[@roberthakeman9822]

Onyx reminds me of when my son started helping me out with farming everything at first was wide open but they do learn eventually.

[@kevinbutton4580]

Hes probably used to the RT's where you gotta give them the juice

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

Idk why Zach was surprised that Onyx went full throttle, he’s a budding race car driver like his dad.

[@mrkidd122]

This footage 10 to 20 years down the road will bring endless laughs and smiles to your faces…brings back many memories from when I used to farm with my dad.

[@_lucas_1k_]

It sure will! When I started learning to drive combine we took videos and I still look back occasionally

[@garyholly8376]

I love seeing you and your son living and learning and having fun at the same time. Memories being made and a wonderful future in farming.

[@billyburdge7996]

This is my most favourite vid because onyx looks so happy with you.

[@billybobbelichick7345]

Onyx is such a bad ass. You tell him to go, he puts the corn to it and sends it! He's following in your footsteps Zach, a hunter, racer, farmer and does it all at a high level. No doubt you're really proud!

[@SeekerKnight]

WTG Onyx! I’m 65 and driven all kinds of machinery, and I don’t think I could run a combine with your confidence. YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!

[@rubenbraekman4515]

The look on Zachs face when he floored the gas in the combine 😂 what a great moment

[@timothyschaer1680]

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[@jeffburnham6611]

Onyx just wanted to prove it was possible to combine at 10mph...leaves more time for Nintendo lol.

[@olivercurren35]

@@jeffburnham6611 😂

[@TheJodewee]

that smile on the proud dad's face :-)

[@Bezulba2]

I love how patient you are when teaching Onyx the ropes of combining. It really put a smile on my face. Also love how serious he is while doing it. Well, until he hit something, then the grin came out :D

[@georgedavidson1221]

I like your. son telling Dad slow down “. I don’t want to go so fast “. Relax Dad. Let him . feel comfortable

[@garyhunt782]

Had to keep rewinding to 18.32 minutes onyx’s face had me in stitches what a lad 😂😂😂😂😂 great video 👍

[@x3douba3]

Same!

[@champaignfarmer7455]

My 9 year old daughter ran the combine for the first time last weekend in Ohio. The smile on their face and the pride we feel as farmer parents is not something that can be matched!

[@RJSAMCRO]

Its the determination and willingness of Onyx that makes me believe once again the future of our country is in good hands. Great Work. Thank God For Farmers

[@GIGroundNPound]

So God made a farmer. Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving from Texas!

[@charlescoleman8139]

The smile from Onyx and the pure excitement he was showing was priceless. Glad you got it recorded Zach!

[@backselltradfallning9381]

I've been watching your channel for quite some time now, and i could honestly feel the same sense of pride you Zach felt when Onyx combined. Best regards from Sweden 👍

[@dicmarjes]

Thank you for raising your kids right!!!! My son got his first deer at 10 yrs old, and has been operating equipment since then, he is now 49 yrs old , has his own logging and tree service, and makes well over 6 figures a year , take home !!!! I don't think that he has ever played video games, except Atari, when he was young, and I am pretty sure that I buried that with my excavator years ago, when I thought he was spending too much time playing it.!! Love your channel, and God bless you and your family 💘

[@dalewalker2315]

I want to congratulate, Onyx on his beautiful Buck! There are many hunters out there, Onyx that will never see a deer like that one!

[@GIGroundNPound]

Watching this really got to me. I remembered my grandpa teaching me how to drive his Oliver Super 66 when I was 13ish..and HOLY COW, I was hooked. I work in finance, but went back up to Iowa for a vacation to help bring in the corn. Drove chaser cart and combine and I'll most likely have that vacation on the books till I die. It was heaven, and it was Iowa.

[@craigwavra3495]

Pretty cool dad moment there. The boy did good for the first time. Loved his eyes once that combine took off.

[@nathanhoveyaquatics]

The smile on your face while Onyx was driving the combine says it all on how proud you are. I also have no shame in admitting how jealous of him I am that he gets to drive all these awesome tractors. I remember when I was a little kid I always loved going to Grandpa's house because I was able to drive his riding lawn mower around his property and I thought I was the coolest kid in the neighborhood. LOL. Two thumbs up to you onyx 1 for the buck and two for all the cool tractors you get to drive and how good of a driver you are.🌱🌾🚜

[@T-rav1880]

This brought back a lot of big memories from my dad 1st taught me how to drive the 7700 and even all the way up to our 9660. I can only imagine how proud you feel as a dad as I know mine is.

[@isaacnelson3635]

The look on Onyx face was priceless when you told not to run whatever it was over, That really makes a sad happy when his kid is learning

[@highping1786]

I like how Onyx 's instinct is to floor it. It reminds me of the end scene of Animal House right before they hit the bleachers. Ramming speed!

[@gregoryrosengren2544]

Well dad you said full throttle, and he did.😄

[@ernestworrall367]

The best job a father can do is to let your child learn by experience and be there when needed great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jerrycallison6125]

Well done, Onyx. I appreciate his hesitancy to go too fast when turning around until he gets a feel for what he's doing. Much better than being overconfident. I like the way you are willing to give him the experience at his age, yet don't overdo making him work. He's learning a work ethic, yet still gets to be a kid. Well done, Dad. We didn't get to see Jim get stuck this year. Oh well, there's still tillage. LOL

[@tobiasjacobsen_dk]

It is sure a nicer combine than the one I learned on ! claas dominator 98 baby ! Go Onyx 16:20 …… that is a proud moment right there !! Even for me …… a KZbin friend

[@garyduquette1784]

Watching you with your son in the combine was awesome. Brought back a lot of memories of my dad and I. Thank you and may God bless you and your family.

[@toddhauschildt3269]

Wish there was a LOVE button! Enjoy every minute teaching him.

[@davidrigby1543]

Magic to watch Onyx driving you must be so proud of him his smile is infectious and I’m dying to see more and more of him as time goes by - he’s a gem

[@tonylisowski8306]

A father and son time like that is priceless

[@jsiegrist4270]

That look from Onyx getting Dad’s approval. Nailed it kid.

[@milesarnold7566]

Yeah you could tell he wants it with that look

[@jrhutchison89]

16:23...Nothing like the look on the face of a dad who just watched his son succeed. In anything really, but something about when it's something you also love.

[@Pr25790]

That boy of yours sure seems like a cool kid. I'm glad you guys got him on the farm when you did.

[@bradpendleton5675]

Reminded me of when my dad taught me to drive our combine. No side seat he stood on the side of the cab. I got one hour of instruction and I was on my on. I'll never forget it. Thanks for the memory

[@arthouston7361]

I noticed the subtle smile on Zach's face as Onyx took to the task and did it well. At 16:20 he's trying to hide it, but it keeps on coming out, because he is so pleased. You two will never forget that time together. Good job.

[@edelm6062]

Those were some of the very best moments between a father and son that they will ever have. The smiles on both of your faces was a forever moment.

[@WithTiny]

All I could hear in my head when Onyx was driving was "I wanna go fast!" It's great seeing you teach him all the things you do. Making memories that neither of you will forget.

[@jayvoelker549]

So happy to have my first combine lesson and share it with Onyx!!!!!!!

[@kurtadelman272]

That’s awesome, I remember my first time with a John Deere 95, not as operator friendly! I was about Onyx’s Adelman and had to literally stand on the clutch pedal, dad made a couple of rounds with me and told me he was going for supper 😲😀

[@dwightl5863]

I remember my dad saying the same thing to me after starting me on cultivating corn. Found out later he was really at the edge of the field behind some trees watching. Couldn't get in much trouble cultivating two rows at a time at probably a mile an hour. Miss him.

[@bubbamn698]

Zach, it's awesome that you were grinning ear to ear the whole time Onyx was driving!

[@stevenphare5455]

OMG! it just keeps getting better with onyx on the farm! You and him together are priceless!!

[@bryantlehman2418]

16:29 when Onyx looks to dad see how he did and Dad is just holding back a big ol’ smile. I remember learning to drive a stick shift on a 1958 Ford f600 grain truck with a two speed rear end and my grandpa just laughing at me when I got it because I was so happy. My grandpa gifted the truck to me and now it sits in our barn as a remembrance of growing up on the farm

[@Simplejack2514]

Zach.You and Becky have a great kid in Onyx..Brings tears to my eyes of thinking back to days of working with my dad. Cherish these moments

[@jedwards2182]

Thumbs up to your son. I grew up on a fruit farmer no combines there. I',m 70 yrs old and have yet to drive a combine. I think time is running out. It's on my bucket list.

[@northernmonkey4632]

Zach, I want to applaud you, Becky and your grandpa on how you treat your family and friends! You are a charismatic well rounded hard working guy! I found your channel a few weeks ago and thoroughly enjoy your family’s journey! If you have time this winter and make it over to central WI, please reach out as I would love to take you and Onyx for a ride in a Snowcat at Granite Peak! Heck drive over for that alone!!!

[@justinjones8172]

Onyx is so composed on camera. Doesn’t even acts like he knows it’s there. Great concentration for running such an expensive machine.

[@dank6342]

This is so freakin' adorable. You can literally see the pride in Zach's eyes.

[@kennethgreen2829]

I remember the first time my dad got me to run the Combine and its as fresh in my mind as it it was yesterday. These are memorys that well be with you forever Zach.

[@scotthackman861]

Classic truck bid line: "I knew exactly what I wanted to pay and knew I wasn't going a dime over what I had in my head.....and I only went $200 over that."

[@jameschristie4596]

Agreed. The best line

[@booty4472]

Yes sirs! Only $200 over for a square bodied Chevy that I got to drive/inspect? That’s a lottery win to me! Congrats! Let’s see……..haven’t finished entire video yet, but I will put $1,000 on who that square body is for!!!

[@edrouse9578]

I'm usually the other guy.

[@April8989]

I was hoping it wasn't #4 bidding against him 👍

[@TheMr9fingers]

I went to go look at a old truck one sunday with a friend I thought he would buy it cause he flipped vehicales i was wrong i had to go home and tell my Wife i bought a 53 chevy pickup best money ive spent

[@iamthepeterman54]

My dad taught me how to run an old 60’s case combine when I was a kid. Incredible memories.

[@LowsJuan]

Definitely one of the best episodes I have watched in a long while. How a simple smile can make your day.

[@farmkid88]

You got to love watching Onyx grow and enjoy farming with his dad and grandpa and Jim

[@scottsolomonson9005]

Dad; Don’t run it over…Son: “I think I missed him”. Best shared father son laugh ever.

[@scottsolomonson9005]

18:35

[@darionclub2158]

What were they talking about? Some kind of little animal?

[@neptune4167]

12:18 the glow on a dads face when he sees his boy getting it done... Priceless!

[@rickbottoms7838]

Onyx has a great genuine smile. He needs a Necking Knob on the steering wheel of the combine. A10 point deer is an eastern count. In the western US we only count one side and I don’t believe we count the eye guards. Still a huge buck by anyone’s count!

[@stevejoramo8013]

We call them suicide knobs or spinners.

[@rickbottoms7838]

@@stevejoramo8013 we’ve always called them necking knobs because you could have one arm around your girl and steer with the other. They outlawed them years ago. I think you can still buy them for farm equipment.

[@ericwoosley8152]

The smiles on both of your faces is priceless. Enjoy the time together and the priceless memories.

[@ctsehn]

Zach, you need to get one of those steering wheel knobs in the combine for Onyx! Deere sells them for their lawn tractors but they work awesome in field tractors and combines too! You guys will love it so much more turning at the ends and just for everything really; definitely will let Oynx use only one hand for the steering instead of two and the other hand for the joystick and return to cut numbers. In fact, I guarantee that you'll put one in all your equipment after you do one. You will be addicted for sure! Your welcome in advance.

[@joel8340.]

Those wheels are nice in loaders and forklifts but using the palm of you hand as a wheel is the way I like and how we do on my farm. I didn't know deere did them though thanks for letting me find that out 😀

[@arkansasfarmboy4640]

I love them, but if you get a heavy one, bumps with tractors can make the knob pull the steering wheel down, kicking out the guidance

[@constructionlife7034]

I love that you are teaching the next generation to run the combine. Brings back memories of when I learned to run the combine on a 6620 many years ago.

[@toddmetzger4524]

It's always good to see the next generation being taught. Great Job Onyx.

[@kylesmith9956]

Love it! Reminds me of when I was learning to drive a manual. I forgot to take my foot off the gas while turning and took out 3 fence post and ended up nosed into the creek. All papaw said was “you got her stopped but, we better tell granny were going to miss dinner because we have to fix these fence post you just destroyed”… Little fella will remember this day for the rest of his life.

[@davehenderson47240]

It always blows my mind how much larger the equipment is these days. Far cry from my Allis 190xt and Farmall Super M s

[@timkuehn8888]

Good job for Onyx's first combine & cab corn! You need to teach him about palming the steering wheel so he can just spin it around w/out letting go.

[@CodyD582]

18:30 had me crying laughing… it is an absolute joy watching you two making memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you for all you guys do!

[@hillbillyhicks8102]

Onyx probably don't realize how lucky he is to get to learn how to drive all that big farm equipment. Or maybe he does. I bet your a very proud father watching Onyx learn to drive all of it. I wish I could of offered it to my boys. On top of being a cool thing to get to do. It also helps them learn all kinds of different things and helps them mature a little faster in a positive way. Thank you for the video. It's cool seeing the future of our country learn the stuff that's going to feed our childrens children.

[@workinprogress5936]

16:13 He has the look like "Oh crap!" Exactly the look I would have for never having touched a rig before. I like the logical questions he's asking for someone his age. Smart Kid you've got there.

[@derekinhawaii]

You are a great teacher.... Your son is a great student who asks the right questions to learn the job.... THAT BEING SAID... Your son's lead foot wanted to give it "the full berry's".... "BALD EAGLES".... "Doin it for Dale"... Cleetus McFarland would be proud.... MERICA!!!!

[@deadghost1964]

That's what she said...

[@xsulacrosse]

Chet and the big swed would be proud of onyx, the instant full send

[@T_Humphries]

Onyx needs the FULL SEND flag flying when he's in the drivers seat

[@waynelettau6350]

@@T_Humphries Or a FULL BUNNY T-shirt from Meredith Bernard maybe?

[@MrNikolai07]

Zach. I could see how much you loved teaching Onyx how to run that combine and how proud you were. I love that for you and your family.

[@sipzilla]

Just wanna say that I appreciate the relationship you show between you all and Jim. Not sure if he's part of the family but he seems like it. He's got a great work ethic and is hilarious on camera! +1 for Jim! Ps -still waiting for a Jim cam episode 🤣🤣

[@darylpischner6304]

Nothing like driving or riding in a modern combine. It is great for son and father.

[@billnalder1017]

As a long time owner of the square body pickup, i approve of your recent purchase!!!!!

[@djwheels66]

Watching Onyx drive brought me back 31 years ago!!!! Same thing, same conversation, in an International 1460 combine. This is so awesome!!!!

[@scottmages1266]

I've never laughed so hard at one of your videos!! Good father son bonding as Onyx starts combining. I got some great laughs out of it!

[@GO-xs8pj]

Onyx learns fast. It is great to see three generations working side by side.

[@joshhy32]

"If in dout, go flat out" comes to mind watching Onyx. He will soon be a better farmer than the actor who plays millennial farmer

[@John-kr7iz]

could get the part of the son of the stunt double

[@terrysweat4187]

That video brings back memories of me and my son in teaching him how to operate heavy equipment when he was only 8 years old. And on Saturdays he always wanted to go to work with me just so he could be able to get on the front end loader or my bulldozer or he wanted my excavator I was on, and I’d have to tell him that I’ve got work that has to be done before Monday morning. But he loves the Heavy Equipment,but give it up too become a over the road truck driver and now he owns his own truck and I super proud of him,he’s a great kid can you believe that I still call him kid and he turned 33 this year and they just had their first child,my first grandchild and he’s as happy as I was when I got him.!!!! Your son looks like he’s up to operating the machine’s give him a little bit more time and you want need to tell him anything he will be doing it on his own.!!🙏❤️🏁

[@John-kr7iz]

seeing onyx laugh, man that's priceless!

[@junkorbust9498]

Way to go Onyx. First time I drove combine I was 12. We were immigrants and I had to learn from a retired farmer in a language I barely understood. My father was in the same boat as he had always hired the combining done in Europe.

[@larrydavidson3402]

The next generation is getting ready to take over the reins of the farm. Good job Onyx. Good of dad to start training him at a young age.

[@Flyingfarmer1]

Onyx shovin the command pro stick forward with absolute confidence was priceless! Chip off the old block. Greetings from a fellow farmer across the pond!

[@jeremycole2036]

I love that Onyx immediately used the time driving straight with autosteer to be thinking about and asking about what he needs to do next when you get to the end of the row. Smart kid with great intuition.

[@andrewjones-productions]

Whilst not a combine, 'been there, done that'. I only wish I could go back and do it all over again. Onyx, you are fortunate that your father videoed this very special moment in your life. You learn quickly and are very talented. Good job young fella!

[@idahofarmlife]

I thought your fight over that old pickup on the auction was hilarious. It was even funnier when you realized you had bought it. You didn't seem too excited about the purchase right after you had been having a war with the other bidder.

[@larsharris]

It’s always a let down after you bid. Especially when you went over your max. “Did I bid too much? How am I getting it home?”

[@craigwadey2122]

Shouldn't be any problem getting it home , question is what is it going to be used for ?

[@rollinlowford]

@@craigwadey2122 Its a chevy...its used to keep your tools from rusting lol

[@Dennis-bj9cj]

We've all been there.

[@TB-dw7yn]

I bet he puts a pick up sprayer in the back 😂

[@TylerB175]

Never ran a combine but I would love to, I remember growing up my grandpa telling me to go get a tractor that hasn’t been ran in a while and go drive her around and off I’d be. I love running tractors or equipment really it’s just fun to me and I could do it all day. It’s awesome seeing a younger generation doing this. My daughter who’s fixing to be 1 will definitely learn about tractors and everything. She already loves watching her pawpaw working on his cub 682 or his engine for his truck and she definitely loves to ride on the cub 682. She gets so mad when you have to get off of it.

[@cpknier]

Absolutely awesome to what a father teach his son and the relationship they share! Great job both of you!

[@paxbonum4683]

Smiles all around as Onyx finished up 2021. A great video of family working together.

[@jacanah2u]

Another great episode. Love these vids and watching Onyx learn and grow into the farmer his dad is. Really cool he got some seat time in the combine. I have to play Farming Simulator to get a chance behind the wheel. Way to go father and son. Can't wait for the next installment.

[@ThomasG77]

The smile when Onyx turned and got back in on his own. Love it!!!!!

[@justinpacker2451]

I listened to the podcast from April with Trevor Bales last night and Becky asked a very good question about biodegradable twine. It is actually a thing. It's made out of sisal, which is a cousin to hemp. I use it to make my 50 acres of hay every year. The problems with it are cost and quality. It has no comparison to plastic twine in consistency, so what you end up with are thicker and thinner spots in the twine which makes it miss knots frequently. It is really nice if you drop some out in the field since it will just rot away. However when you're making 500k Bales a year it just doesn't work.

[@wssides]

@CAMILA NOT cool on a family channel!!

[@Rumblestrip]

@CAMILA reported

[@jacobanderson1891]

Onyx has been promoted from grain cart driver to combine driver, awesome job! May be my new favorite video, but “Trying To Keep Up With The X9 Combine!” was a favorite too!

[@kevins5092]

Onyx might as well enjoy life now, the weight of getting that big buck has been lifted off his shoulder, so time to farm

[@daniel_poore]

Ahhh, like others have said that expression on Onyx's face learning to combine. I remember those exact feelings when I was a kid a dad would teach me how to operatre new equiptment. I also remember always getting carried away with too much throttle /and getting a little gung-ho. Ah man. Great to pass those memories onto our kids.

[@rommelsaint8869]

"New what i wanted to pay for the truck and wasn't going a dime over" "So i paid $200 more" :)

[@steveanderson4768]

The end of the last video when you had Onyx with the deer that he got beautiful and man the smile on your sons face that’s what being a parent is all about right there watching him grow up to be a very responsible hard-working Man !!! What more could you ask for

[@robdavis331]

"Don't run him over" as Dad smiles and Son laughs his A$$ off... Love it!

[@tompinnef6331]

Onyx floored the combine. lol - zoom zoom there he goes... plus first cab corn. Kids grow up so quickly. Thank you for the video - hope the crew / family and you are doing well. Be safe and take care.