Harvesting Corn In The Mud!

[@beteeho]

Amazing to watch this video from 14 months ago and see the state of disrepair compared to now. Your hard work and attention to detail is paying off.

[@jeffreynelson6795]

Such a contrast from the new videos. Coles energy level in the new videos is infectious.

[@Thikester]

I have been doing this kind of stuff for 50 plus years and I still can learn stuff!!!!

[@lindactaylor1584]

I love this video and the gorgeous views!

[@murielkerr-bell8007]

love watching from New-Zealand, you get a lot of advice lol, always someone who seems to know more,

[@charleneolsen1579]

You ask why the videos are interesting. There are very few farms left in the US. Most people live in the city. We don't see where our food comes from and we don't have to work for our food. Yes, we go to work and get paid and buy food. We don't grow food like your farm does. This makes the everyday life you live very different from the rest of us. We also don't get to see a farm that was created many generations ago either. Next, the about of stuff you have clear off your farm is amazing. The transformation looks great. In conclusion, keeping telling people about God. I know your words have helped me remember how much he loves each and everyone of us. Your farm is proof that God has blessed your family for many generations.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

charlene olsen 😇

[@lucasnutting8266]

you dont have to work for your food? can i come

[@dianelewis6321]

Hello Daddy_Cornstar! You raised a great young man!

[@mrmikeyd2]

These vids were back before everyone became stars! Back when it was just Cole........glad Daddy Cornstar learned to be a performer. And Cooper is a natural

[@seeker1432]

You joke around and could be mistaken for not giving a sh-t. But i can see you do. You just get on with it no matter how mundane a task. Your farther can be proud of you And i thank you for letting us in on your daily lives. Your a talented young man and keep em coming.

[@Hondacrf2024]

I find myself back 7 months later lol to watch re runs lol

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Jake getting prepped for new harvest stuff I see!

[@mddidarulalomsohag9369]

🎌🎌🎌🎌🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌

[@richardnott9587]

Watching again to see you plant the same rows.

[@Nevermind_Im_Lost]

Little late and I'm sure at least 150 comments answered this, but the wheels on semis are so big to give you a little more torque. Wasn't that long ago they didn't have power steering. Also, keep up the videos! I'm almost caught up but started from about 2 months ago, went back to the start and catching up from there

[@olebath1278]

Cole, you asked why semi's have large steering wheels? As an old retired trucker, the answer is so it doesn't take as many revolutions to maneuver or to turn.

[@mynameismud08]

It also means more leverage in the event your power steering pump dies.

[@04DevilsDaughter06]

Most wholesome channel ever ☺️

[@LS-ot4ho]

Oh my gosh! I remember getting the compressed air blow off at the end of a work day! Flashback

[@landonlangenbau572]

I watched all the vids and I really enjoy watching them. Great content

[@andykane439]

Watching from Ireland guys keep it up nice really enjoy it

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Andy Kane That's crazy! Welcome to the team.

[@pattizayas1051]

wow.....ur amazing young man........who ever marries u is a lucky woman

[@kalebbasso9143]

Love the hard work you do and your amazing

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Kaleb Basso Thank you, Kaleb!

[@kalebbasso9143]

Np your really funny

[@mackie252007]

Awesome Videos! Like the Muck Boots! I've got a pair and a few more for my boys! Keep up the Great Work!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

mackie252007 Thank you so much. They're great when my brother or his friends don't steal them 😉

[@LorettaLynn55]

R. J. from Over the Hedge: "Here, here, here...Here, here" 🤣🤣🤣

[@felicepassaseo9954]

Doing great job young......my son following u🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Felice Passaseo Awesome!

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@jamesbuck3818]

COLE..... UR Humor KILLS ME.. 😂

[@bpc75]

ARE YOU SLEEPING? He must be really tired. LOL

[@ColeTheCornstar]

B C That's all Jerry does anymore!

[@chasesblog]

Idk how much or if it would be a problem with your setup but my family is friends with a custom harvester crew owner and they run a 4840 on a Kinze 1100 grain cart I think the size is and I noticed one day they ran a piece of steel under the drawbar connected to the bottom 3 pt arms as support for it and thought that’s not a bad idea. They custom harvest our wheat for us

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Chase Howard I've heard of that before w/stuff that puts a lot of weight on the tongue. Our carts are almost half that size!

[@dustinblock9186]

I love that you dont use the newest equipment. Hardly see that

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Dustin Block we make it work!

[@coltonfuston631]

i live deep in the country can relate, i felt ur wisdom on a spiritual farm,ing level keep up the vids my young yee yee

[@RichieRouge206]

Just a great watch - you rock

[@TheFarmingLife]

Number 30 subscriber. So far excellent content. Keep up the good work

[@ColeTheCornstar]

The Farming Life thank you so much. Next one should be out in a couple days!

[@SongOfEire]

Good haircut!

[@The_real_ohiofarmerlogan]

I love how you laughed at the 69 degrees lol

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Penlin Farms Little do you know, I'm actually a very immature 14 year old! 😉 If you look hard enough you should see at least a few other 69 references.

[@The_real_ohiofarmerlogan]

@@ColeTheCornstar well, if you go to my channel and watch my videos, I AM an immature 14 year old! Lol

[@TheBronco67]

@@ColeTheCornstar you know what happens if you go over 69? you blow a rod. sorry an old joke

[@ColeTheCornstar]

jeff m hahaha

[@lilbird1962]

8:10 🤣🤪🤣😂 So Awesome You have the best sense of humor!!!

[@Danielle33384]

That mouse part 😂

[@ronaldkropilak239]

Call you are a cool corn star

[@scottjaecques7409]

On the fifth wheel don't grease past center of king pin lock or it just ends up on the deck plates

[@jaywomer2313]

That view is a thing of beautiful

[@NorthEastSaskFarmer]

Duals would make a large improvement on those combines. Large floaty diamond tires for the steers are a large improvement on a 2wd tractor. Put them on a ford TW-35. Could damn near go anywhere my FWA TW could.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

braydenpresber We have been fortunate enough to not have to take it into the mud so the super singles are where we are currently at. Those diamond steer tires are very neat.

[@JinxLiam]

I’m watching this in 2020, and I miss coles glasses

[@chadshafer8095]

Good Video, Like your equipment.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Chad Shafer glad you enjoyed. We make it work for us.

[@beteeho]

05:11 Fabulous work Momma

[@jeffreywood9346]

The steering wheels are so big so if your power steering pump blows you can get enough leverage to turn

[@thecarfixgaming5986]

nice video!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

the car fix Thank you!

[@frankbriley4706]

Amazing buddy.

[@hughstephenson2957]

Looks like yall need to do some water management! I know farmers that have temporary bridges built that they use during wet seasons..

[@born2soon]

I was taught that if a bearing is properly greased, it's like walking on the beach with the water up to your ankles. If it's over greased, it's like walking on the beach with the water up to your neck.

[@helenhelps9619]

Take care of your machines and they will take care you. 👍

[@2008truckman]

Not sure if someone already said it, if so, I apologize. If you've ever driven an old semi with no power steering. You'll have a perfect understanding of why they're so large. I'm not really sure why they kept the same sized wheel after power steering was invented.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Landon Durrant In our international The power steering will disappear every so often. Very difficult to turn!

[@2008truckman]

@@ColeTheCornstar the bigger steering wheel just makes it easier to turn when there is no power steering. Same concept of when you put a breaker barn on a wrench or something when you have a stubborn bolt or nut. Ive got a couple old school classic rigs with big steering wheels and no power steering. Thats why they called is strong arm steering if you've ever heard that term before.

[@slickcrag]

Three phase motors is motor current with three path of power that cross at six points of power so it always has on status as one path switches off there is another switching on. The point is never try to interrupt this always has forward torque. This will rip your arm clean off!

[@fingers1945]

You're not angry because you're Cole The Cornstar!!!!

[@sandranokes7443]

How old were you when your Dad started you on learning about greasing trucks and fixing motors and all this stuff? You know so much at such a young age. How old were you when you started driving all of these trucks and farm equipment? Man, just the greasing of the trucks looks like an all day thing.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

I started by myself when I was 8

[@bevnelson3678]

Awesome

[@karentwining9490]

The air shower at the end✋🏼 I’ve done that at the end of shift😄

[@patricksmith3135]

How do you get the corn in the corn mountain off the ground and into the bin? Of the 1,700 acres you plant: how many each do you plant in (1) Corn, (2) Beans, (3) Hay (remember your little Corn Brother Cooper's fund raising etc. )?

[@sheilaheinrich2656]

There you go, taking a load on the fly! (4:56) When I was trucking for my Dad in the 70s, I'd often stall the old 1 1/2 ton truck doing this. Dad was not impressed! 😐🙂

[@terrellfarms1]

The big steering wheels were needed on the older trucks without power steering. The older trucks all had them even if they had power steering. The newer ones have smaller steering wheels. Drive one without power steering and you'll know why they have big steering wheels. Driving down the road you can't tell much difference but backing and driving around slowly you need the leverage of the big wheel.

[@anthonysalvi4404]

What the hey who spilled the corn😨😨😨😹😹😹😹

[@ssweeps]

Question after harvesting the corn can you use a vacuum to pick up the left over corn?

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Steve Otting yes, it was wet though so we could not.

[@woolybuck6852]

Why do semi's have such large steering wheels? Before there was power steering there was what was called Arm Strong Power Steering, the bigger the steering wheel the easier it was to steer the truck. They are still large because if the power steering goes out you are still able to steer the truck to a safe place to stop. Cheers...

[@PAfarmboy]

Been watching the news about the terrible flooding. Are your farms under water? Hope you and the family are OK!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

PAfarmboy we have been fortunate enough to have had very little flooding. The cricks rode out of the banks 100 feet away from them - it went down pretty quickly. Roads are sloppy though.

[@combinelover8988]

I freaking LOVE Axial-Flows!

[@alisonaussie4995]

Farmin, farmin, farmin lol hahaha 😂

[@FarmingFixingFabricating]

The reason for large steering wheels goes back to the days when there wasn’t any power steering.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Farming Fixing & Fabricating Do they still have it incase you lose power steering? Turning those without power steering would be hard!

[@FarmingFixingFabricating]

Cole The Cornstar that and maybe to have better control in the event of a steer tire blow out.

[@terrysadventure1529]

where are yall located at?

[@FarmingFixingFabricating]

@@terrysadventure1529 Cole is in Iowa I believe and if you are asking where I'm from I am in New York.

[@terrysadventure1529]

@@FarmingFixingFabricating ok nice do you know any body that needs a farm hand

[@GO-xs8pj]

Do you ever listen to audio books? I would think during harvest it would be a great time to listen to some. Maybe start with a book like Beneath a Scarlet Sky. It is a wonderful WWII true story.

[@pskton]

We have had way too much rain this year as well.

[@VanillaRain2012]

Man drove a combine to the edge of a river..looking for a place to cross. As he drove across the combine sunk completely. Owner came by to pull the man out..he asked why did he choose this location to cross at..He said he noticed a dog crossed with 4 inch legs and he knew he could make it.

[@Danielle33384]

Vanilla Rain 😂

[@joegoecke9711]

If the power steering goes out, the larger diameter steering wheel makes it humanly possible to turn that giant, heavy steering assemblage, same idea as adding a pipe to a breaker bar kinda.

[@gerrykehoe9807]

the older semi had no power steering. and if you had a small wheel it,s harder to steer.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

gerry kehoe It actually does have power steering

[@XxAtomic646xX]

semi's have large steering wheels to give you more fine tuned turning accuracy, Mainly for backing up trailers. the bigger the wheel the less the front wheels turn per steering wheel movement.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

XxAtomic646xX That's a great explanation. Thank you!

[@thomasbee5218]

cool happy dude 😉😉😉

[@ColeTheCornstar]

thomas bee God has been good to me. I have nothing to not be happy about!

[@reidfamilyhayfarm9629]

Really like your videos. Where are you located in Iowa. We are located near Davenport, Iowa.

[@itsjusttcarr]

I am in Dewitt :)

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Reid Family Hay Farm I'm in central Iowa

[@reidfamilyhayfarm9629]

Tc Gaming really,? We are actually from Long Grove area. Small world. Just joined your channel also.

[@farmerjakebrake4520]

Cole if you lose your power steering you can still move the truck. But let’s hope you have eaten breakfast because your going to need it and you can skip the gym if you have to drive it for the remaining of the day

[@jessehiebert3419]

Why don’t you run front wheel assist tractors?

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Jesse Hiebert Great question. We only use those tractors on the planter and grain carts. We don't need front wheel assists for our set-up yet. Someday when we upgrade to a 24 row planter we will need to get one.

[@jessehiebert3419]

Ok I was just curious

[@roynelson7613]

Brother Cole your job is never done my little bro.. and that was a healthy clean up on that corn you're pretty knowledgeable man we can tell that you had a good upbringing learning how to do all these chores and taking care of your equipment it will take care of you and grieving everything we wasn't allowed to put up a piece of equipment without having to have to go around and grease everything even the pickup truck LOL I'm still alive never hut us none. Keep up on all the great videos Man you got some really cool equipment bro I love your lineup and I have always been a big fan of Oliver and white's👊👊👊👍👍👍👍👍🤙🤙😎

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Roy Nelson Thank you, Roy. My Grandpa, Dad, and Mother have been good teachers. You'll enjoy my next video 😊

[@roynelson7613]

@@ColeTheCornstar that's awesome man I can't wait to see your next video bro👊👊👍👍

[@bohdandogniez5992]

Semis have big steering wheels so if power steering fails they aren't as hard to turn

[@TheBronco67]

Semi's have a big wheel in case your power assist goes out so you will have the leverage to steer.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

jeff m You'd get strong real quick if that went out

[@TheBronco67]

@@ColeTheCornstar been there done that and your only thought is to get to some place to get it fixed

[@johnbrown9623]

Killer video Kid, Awesome

[@ColeTheCornstar]

john brown glad you liked it!

[@johnbrown9623]

@@ColeTheCornstar U bet

[@jameswilson3979]

Did that s cam have bronze bushing or plastic?

[@patsmalldon7807]

I watch reruns all the time Do you aim for a time to start in morning?

[@connerkenyon1586]

how come you wear ear protection all the time even in the tractor and combine

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Conner Kenyon Great question. I have sensitive ears and the drone of an engine all day gets to me.

[@stevelangland3924]

It also saves your hearing. Wish I done it 50 years ago and my hearing would be much better. Cole you are a wise young man.

[@McAVITYourWay.]

​@@stevelangland3924 I protected my ears all my working life, now I am retired and have Tinnitus! Life just isn't fair sometimes! :)

[@whiteeagletrans9850]

Cole, sometimes I got to laugh a little. Keep up the good work . Why steering wheels so big in your truck it was the thinking back when that truck was build , the new ones are much smaller

[@markfrye9178]

Cole, did you say "cornerated" effort-- ha ha

[@skylermummert24]

You must be in northwest iowa area? Just assuming from the titan machinary

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Skyler Mummert central Iowa

[@beteeho]

11:30 you know what they say about a guy with small hands... small gloves 😅😂🤣

[@gregperry998]

There should be a rubber hose with a grease fitting zirk as you call it hanging out if the bell housing to send grease to the clutch brake at least my Pete 379 has one so on your Volvo might have a different set up but there will be some way to get grease to the clutch brake and I have never herd you mention the clutch brake on your major services and they do need to be replaced you can tell if it needs replaced if you put the clutch pedal to the floor for a couple seconds and it grinds when you pull it into gear that means the clutch brake is shot I have driven trucks for 28 years so I am telling you the truth not sending you on a wild goose chase

[@mariek1892]

Im tired! I thought you were going to lasso the dead mouse. Good thing you werent hangry too!!!

[@richardh8355]

Kool

[@teebugg66]

Man I wish I had your job!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

teebugg66 I am lucky!

[@wyattplanck1359]

A bigger steering wheel gives you more levreg to steer the semi

[@billylindauer3636]

You be earned a new subscriber. Loved the video. What model number was that john deere? What about the magnum tractor??

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Billy Lindauer Welcome to the team, Billy! The John Deere is a 4840, the Magnum is a 7140.

[@billylindauer3636]

Thanks!!

[@WorldsOkayestFarmer]

Cool video thats a mess of corn but cool grain vac! Nice equipment #WorldsOkayestFarmer

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Worlds Okayest Farmer the goal next year is for that not to happen again 😂

[@nathanhaupt6516]

Great vid

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Nathan Haupt thank you, stay tuned for more!

[@MatthewBrownW]

The steering wheel is bigger so it less rotations you have to turn

[@slickcrag]

what was that corn rain mishap!?.....damn maybe in woke you up.

[@loganwillowleaf1850]

How come you run 3 Crain carts? Seems like overkill to me

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Logan WillowLeaf 3 Carts on two combines were perfect. The combine never has to stop that way. A lot of our fields are pretty long so when you're at the back there are times where a full cart isn't even to the semis yet when the combine is full.

[@loganwillowleaf1850]

Cole The Cornstar Alright long fields makes sense. Was just confused because we run 1 cart, 2 combines, and 3 semis and keep up just fine.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Logan WillowLeaf You probably have a bigger cart, bigger combines, and flatter fields as well.

[@loganwillowleaf1850]

Cole The Cornstar Yeah our combines are a bit bigger, cart is probably a little bigger too. But definitely not flat land. Our countryside is know for its rolling hills lol. And I am not trying to roast you or anything. Was just curious!

[@04DevilsDaughter06]

What did you do with the big pile of corn that was on the ground near the augers?

[@davec.3198]

Looked like they sucked it up and blew it back into a truck.

[@steveadams99708]

What's with the cab corn???????

[@deannamarie4149]

Large steering wheels for large turning radius. ☮

[@marlenekutcher938]

Big wheels are for dogs to pee on is an old saying. Less times you need to turn the wheel if it is large.

[@loganjohnson4584]

How old r u?? What kind of video editing software do u use?? Been trying to find a free one!! My videos aren't the highest quality yet!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

I am 21, I just have a baby face. Haha! I use Windows Movie Maker - I don't think you can get it anymore though. There are several editing programs that are free. I just mostly utilize the ability to split clips and cut them where I want - nothing too fancy.

[@LS-ot4ho]

Broke Corn Mountain! 🤠

[@judyrosy]

❤

[@coydivine9494]

a little cab corn

[@SaneNoMore]

These early vids seem to be a lot of fixing broke stuff hehe.