First Day Laying Pipe!

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[@Warrenz1976]

It’s time to get Chet to 1 million subscribers on this channel.

[@Krazyhunter]

Back in the late 80s early 90s when I put in tile, we came across wooden tile, and the system still was working, that was really cool to find.

[@user-tl6pn5kl7o]

Chet, it was a pleasure seeing your family and fiance at the Full Podcast Thursday night in Fargo. I then got a chance to say hello to your mom and Dad as they were leaving the restaurant on Friday morning. Your Mom is such a kind and personable person, Where as your Dad knows that saying hi to complete strangers is part of the KZbin fame. I think he would rather shovel bee's wings that talking to complete strangers. I am actually that way as well.

[@gregjames5070]

Weirdo

[@apostlepaulvining5688]

I’ve stood in snowflakes the size of a coffee saucer plus, I heard them landing on top of the snow already fallin. World record snow fall in Valdez and Thomson Pass only road into Valdez Alaska. Thomson Pass had record also that year late 1970s so beautiful to witness and behold God’s creation.

[@waterskiingfool]

You guys keep practicing you'll be as good as masterpipelayer

[@randybutler4772]

Interesting ploughing job. Thank you for sharing.

[@oneofgodschildren]

Chet and Brodie never cease to amaze me with their knowledge. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@Michael-8903]

Finally a tile plow video👍 If you wait you alway wait to long

[@Michael-8903]

It only took 4 years 😂😊

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Chet Dougo Broodie Jordan that was great Dougos explanations for finding the old line were great Chets were also great job guys thank you for another great video as always can't wait for next video thank you

[@davidporter9289]

Yes it would be great to see them with a million

[@user-og9hd2sj8z]

Thanks for another great video Chet. It was interesting for sure. Neat that you have your own tile pipe laying machine. You do a good job at running the technology end of things Chet. Once you got it moving things went fairly smooth. Good going everyone!!!!!! Back in my days it was the old clay tiles a piece at a time. Oh my. Good job. My compliments to you all for doing good at tile pipe laying. Good job. Thanks for everything Chet and crew. You all be safe and take care. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@bobonitati2316]

Wow Chet you running a pipe laying outfit just amazed me. You're such an intelligent know how person when it comes to farm equipment. Your dad should be very proud of you. You never cease to amaze me again great video. You should have 1 million views by now.

[@Thomas-qc8bu]

In the 70s and 80s we only had cement tile to work with. Now days it's all plastic at 500 or more feet. So much easier now. Ask Dougo about that. Great video again

[@nathancorlett9895]

How has this channel not got a million already such a great set up,keep it up Chet and gang

[@richos2591]

Probably because not everyone likes to watch multi millionaire farmers pretending to be struggling.

[@reidisaacson9623]

@@richos2591What’s with all the negative comments?

[@richos2591]

What's with the question about my comment. @@reidisaacson9623

[@memesandmusic]

@@reidisaacson9623when old people run out of stuff to do they get pissy. That’s why they complain at grocery stores

[@spork-ey7641]

@@richos2591go buy some land and some equipment and start farming and become a millionaire if you think it’s that easy!!!

[@lstone.09]

Back in the 80s my grandfather dug his on trenches for clay tile. I do remember the one trench was over 10 foot deep and a good 1000 foot long. Awesome video Chet. 🚜🚜🚜

[@gregjames5070]

And?

[@tdiron5277]

At night with all the computer monitors lit up in the cab , it looks more like Star Wars battle cruiser… Nice video Larson Farms 🇺🇸 😎🍺

[@randycharest4507]

TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHET and Dougo 😊

[@gerryhartung736]

I've driven by fields and seen tile being installed, but this is a more meaningful video. First-hand info from the tile master. Now I know how it's installed. Computers... My telephone is my one and only.....still don't understand all about it. 79 y/o probably won't.

[@MATTREBARCHEK28]

AW LAYING PIPES THAT IS COOL

[@davidrobins4025]

I think it is fantastic you have your own equipment for laying tile. By the looks of things you got the tiler working quite well. Glad you completed the job.

[@gregjames5070]

You think that they don’t know that they got it working and needed you to tell them that they got it working?

[@alanbierhoff6831]

You should see the tile plows that ‘Dirt Perfect’ custom made that mounts on the ripper frame on his 850J bulldozer. He pulls his tile cart with an old 855 tractor.

[@glennspreeman1634]

Amazingly, the 850 dozer only has 210 hp and weighs 25 ton where a farm tractor has more than twice the power! Probably way more track on the ground too!

[@userDominic_78]

Chet, I have watched on instagram as you have been tiling this fall, but seeing this video on the how the machine gets set up makes way more sense, as always thanks for sharing

[@stakman78]

Need to wear more lipstick Chet and you would have 500k. Rather your channel. What a weapon of a tile plough you have.!! I have put in thousands of feet of perferated line with a 120hp county tractor. Always with a tow tractor. You are MEGA efficient.

[@ShannonSmith-ss1bd]

The deeper the better. . It will drain farther from the tile you are installing. I have been around helping lay field tile for about 48 years. I am58 years old have handle 1000’s of small rolls of tile we didn’t get Maxi rolls and stringer wagon until I was about 25 years old . We had a double reel carriers on both of our Vermeer T600C Vermeer crawler trenchers I would much rather have more farmland than a new trencherThat would have to pay a mechanic to work on.

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

Hope that makes your fields (and neighbors) a bit less mucky after big rains ! Great Video !

[@pede1958]

It's called a wheel trencher and I use to hand feed clay and cement into the chute. General rule of thumb, for every foot you go down the tile will draw out 10ft.

[@robertwalsh7377]

That was terrific

[@richardvernick4280]

Thank you, Nick, That was great taking all of us along running those drain lines. It's great to watch that shoe attachment install drain pipe in your wet land areas. Please see are take care. 👈👍

[@joshuanicholsjr5327]

love watching you all working together on a project and it all comes together for you a 10 hour day goes by faster keep up the good be safe god bless

[@bradpogue3448]

That was kinda cool

[@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586]

Very interesting. That is a neat way to lay the pipe.

[@dill5500]

Nothin is better than layin some pipe

[@justinc3434]

Its so amazing how the science is going into farm. When i was growing up on the farm in the 70's and 80's we had know idea about adding pipe in wet areas to move the water out to drier areas. We just put in terraces and planted wheat in the hilly and or rocky areas. Corn and milo in the wetter and better ground. Found alfalfa hey worked very well in swampy areas. It soaked up so much water that we could actually farm it.

[@delovelydeb1]

That was interesting. 😊

[@gregjames5070]

The science was there in the 70’s and 80’s and well before.

[@charlesmcdade9722]

Good show

[@steveanderson2095]

Great video. Thanks for showing us the technology that makes tiling easy Chet. Regards. Steve. Wheat farmer. New Zealand

[@scrotiemcboogerballs1981]

God bless everyone thanks for sharing

[@bryanlloyd1099]

Great job guys!

[@user-em3wi7ex4k]

Thanks Chet

[@bart3531]

You park equipment, and then when you go to use it again a year later... I swear, the farm ghost has messed with it and changed settings and positions on everything? Stuff just settles... maybe take a video of it when you park it? Hell who knows... just deal with it like we have to. We use Superzilla on all of our hydraulic connections, as well as 100 other uses. Know what's below... Did you call 811 before you dig? LOL. The Big Swede always calls them. Danger, keep clear during operation warning right there. Yes, slope sensors are a waste of money - they never work. Thanks for sharing that tidbit of knowledge with the WWW. Dougo is great - exploring and surgery! Brody needs a pedometer to see how many miles he has to walk, and then claim workmen's comp for his sore legs and feet! Great video, thanks, please keep it up when time allows. 5 Thumbs Up!

[@juanitakauffman6336]

Interesting. In Iowa hill see never had to tile.

[@steveneal2706]

awesome video guys. great job

[@victorbellan8357]

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@markchristopher9515]

Learned a lot about tile. Thanks

[@JohnGoad-wz1rn]

That was so slick , the way you guys laid that line !!!

[@brianrutherford3681]

this was very cool.i have never seen tile plowed into the ground till today.i have hauled many loads of tile pipe in my trucking days.

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good stuff guys 😊😊😊

[@jaygregory5511]

Fascinating - who knew - - - thanks

[@MarkHerrmann-wf2yq]

This was a very informative video Chet! Very cool to see something new!

[@brianwilton8555]

great video

[@fleece192]

I did learn something. Thanks

[@tallboy49]

I Australia we use the same ripper set up to lay poly water pipe. There would be millions of miles of poly pipe buried in this way to pipe water from bores to tanks and water troughs for livestock etc.

[@fredericdelage1542]

Magnifique vidéo et la drenese est bien et le 600 a chenille et bien équipés 😂😊😮😅

[@jmaster8407]

Thats a pretty neat tiling system... getting good use out of the quadtrac.

[@livingthedreamag]

Tiling is a game changer

[@davidwpinkston4226]

good job, dougo

[@nicholaspower4621]

What a might piece of machinery that is!

[@JohnDeere-jw7jf]

Love it

[@dmorgan28]

Chet this was such an interesting video. I’ve never done any tiling. Cool video 👍❤️

[@65882Plus2]

Waynes tile plow, built just up the road in Morgan MN

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

Aqui tá tudo bom graças a Deus assistindo Vitinho de vocês trabalhando e aqui nós estamos aqui também❤

[@x_Dude1]

Works nice, can see why you needed some extra hands. Those old pipes and the work needed to dig those in. Must been hard work.

[@jimcushman9198]

Never did like that job. No fun in August and 90 degrees out.

[@dennislamers986]

You never know until the land doesn't drain off. It's nice to have good equipment & technology to steer the ship.

[@jeffandjanebelstra182]

Chet when it got dark and dougs flash light failed Like a older guy used to say to me This is a good focal point You guys ar doing great thanks

[@davidkimmel4216]

Interesting

[@budtoo2636]

I think we alll remember our first day/time laying pipe😉😆🤷‍♂️

[@aafor3]

Putting in tile seems like very hard work

[@sallydunbar1683]

Huge payoffs in yields!

[@96chevydually6.5L]

Olight needs to sponsor Dougo and get him a better flashlight😂

[@nickcollins1528]

Olights Chinese junk

[@oldad6207]

You guys trying to catch up with Brian, BJ, Bob and of course Ben? You'll need a D-8, too.

[@delovelydeb1]

I am always amazed and all it takes to farm!! I do learn more everyday from your video's. Thank you for explaning and taking us along with you. I didnt know that it was necessary to tile. I am impressed as to how it all works. Be safe😊

[@user-eo5ol1qv1n]

For what its worth, a tracing tape run with the pipe will make locating easier if you need to ever find it again. Electric, communication and gas companies use it.

[@lynwessel2471]

Its all mapped with GPS.

[@agentcrm]

Tracing tape is more for a warning than anything else.

[@mahardigachannel4916]

Keren banget

[@section8outdoors]

PLEASE SHOW MORE TILEING!!

[@tristenansar7148]

Congrats on the first laying Pipe LOL Always great content!!

[@rdyardie]

Tiling is not very common in Western Canada as far as I know. It is used in Eastern Canada more. Your video is informative to us in the Calgary area. Thank you.

[@philhosier9185]

That 4" plastic tile put down 1st and run the length out from the reel a few feet away from dile row. Frees up ground guy when laying tile. Watch Ivers Farms to learn the easy way !

[@jjc2988]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that struggles to hear Brody. 😂

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Sure don't see MF doing this. Larson Farms getting it done. Great video.

[@collinlindsey3471]

Not me watching a Larson video while playing farm sim after tree trimming all day on the farm 😂

[@jow5545]

Does the software have a printable file/ map once you are done with the field? Or do you have to go back and add it to the hand drawn map? I guess it could also be cloud based software? After watching several KZbin farmers I do not recall anyone saying how the track it.

[@trulyc56cw]

Cher make little videos on all the equipment you have to relearn or refigure out each year. A possible safety thing. Or at least a less of a headache thing. Watch the video before you begin.

[@pedrogunner9750]

I have a dirt moving company and we build a lot of French drains with this same kind of flex/perforated pipe. How does the pipe not get clogged when you just put clay or top soil over it after you plow it in? We use drain rock around d the pipe and then burrito wrap it with filter cloth so the whole thing is encased. The the filter cloth filters the the water through and keeps the soil out. I’m just curious how your pipe doesn’t plug. I thought your pipe had a sock on it but it doesn’t. Interesting, you guys obviously know what you’re doing I’m just curious how it works

[@lynwessel2471]

Dirt/clay doesn't get thru the slots. Sand will get thru , they used to put sock on tile in sand. Now I think mostly special narrow slot tile is used for sandy ground.

[@genegustafson1665]

I have a friend that has a 850J dozer with a huge plow for doing tile work and hitting rocks and very hard ground, he had to use 2 850 dozers at the same thing, polling the plow dozer, John deere Caterpillar 850J Dirt Perfect

[@dalekeeler7209]

Why is the pipe called tile and what keeps the holes in the pipe from becoming clogged?Down here in Louisiana it's called corrugated pipe and we make a French drain out of it with rock around the outside to keep the dirt out.

[@charlesowens9784]

Chet, quite dreaming

[@craigclemson9642]

Next time unroll the other way will come off better the roll better great content from ohio

[@billmcdonald488]

Have you guys ran into any slime, Midwest, iron, slime, in any of your tiles. We had this issue in Michigan or still have it seems to be growth promoted by fresh iron springs with high iron content. Very big in apple orchards.

[@MrTonyharrell]

How on earth did you guys manage without the Swede to supervise?😂

[@ryaneick8864]

That might be asbestos cement tile which is honestly the best! Do you know what year that was put in

[@thomashull2781]

Did the furrow force not pan out?

[@KEEPERBJr]

😎😎

[@MyLilMule]

I assume that since you are using a computer to guide the tractor and the depth, does this get added to a master map that identifies all of your tile locations?

[@lynwessel2471]

Its controlled using gps guidance, So they will have maps of location and depth.

[@iare19]

How do you release hydraulic pressure from quick connects on these tractors? Never driven one, only excavators, skid steers and stuff like that

[@DHBJ1981]

Have you guys ever tried witching for old pipes??

[@nickcollins1528]

I can't do it but it works I guy I worked with did it to find utilities

[@bohmanbill-mt2bf]

Un-American to say you have to work for food. Amazing the direction this country is going

[@d.e.e.rietema9860]

Are you aware of the workings of water commuters ? You can use two welding electrodes to locate underground water channels. It is very simple, works fast and it is cheap.

[@tedstephenson7116]

Does the new tile have a metal wire in the tube so later a person could locate the buried tile .???

[@nickcollins1528]

It's all gps located

[@imperator-des-chaos]

How hard does a job like this work the tractor? I am just curious since i saw a dedicated tile plough (with metall tracks - kinda like the excavator) struggeling to lay the pipe. Propably just because of the ground and the weather conditions.

[@LarsonFarms]

Yeah if you did it everyday you would want one of them!

[@blakebecker4834]

Great title. 😂

[@steveadams99708]

Why don't you guys us a couple of diving rods to find those pipes?

[@flatheadV8]

Can you not use the drone with an infrared filter to show old drain lines? Thought I had read about it some where.