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[@frankcadillac9151]

I went to aggy school at U-Mass, Professor was talking about manure, asked him how to tell if you put too much manure on your fields. He didn't miss a beat and said your tractor gets stuck.

[@anniebennett4552]

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[@dennishutchinson]

Pretty good trailer backing Pete. To be a farmer it means you have to know just about every discipline, mechanics, engineering, accounting, chemistry, animal husbandry, agronomy and so on and so on...let alone the day to day farm operations. If anyone complains about your varied videos, they are nuts. I enjoy every one.

[@luckenbachgardens1551]

As do I. It doesn't matter the topic!! Informative and educational. My kids enjoy them too.

[@sqike001ton]

Like pap used to say a farmer is a jack of all trades master of milking

[@TOAD7464]

And politicians have the nerve to call it "unskilled labor"

[@BigTunaTim76]

Pete there are a lot of people spreading a bunch of crap on the internet but you make it a worthwhile watch 😂. Thanks for the videos.

[@seanmcgonicigle_121]

I get what u mean

[@zodszoo]

Wisdom. With jokes to boot! That's a win-win for us all!

[@davidbennett7800]

It's funny how the more of this I watch, the better friend this man becomes....and I really don't know him personally. I only wish our political leaders would portray such images.

[@dwighthires3163]

David, great wish but a person full of himself can only produce selfishness. I have no hope for change in politicians. I spent much money and years of energy trying to elect good candidates only to watch them turn into selfish egomaniacs. Out of the fullness of a heart the mouth speaks, even shouts!

[@tonywise3705]

Couldn't have said it any better, Why is it so hard?

[@sgrvtl7183]

AMEN!

[@tireddad6541]

I remember growing up out local state leadership understood this stuff. The very local, we have to be supportive of the good ones.

[@davidcole1147]

@@dwighthires3163 we

[@lucasbailey619]

I always use the front hitch to back up hay wagons and my grain wagon

[@Ron-rs2zl]

I use a skidsteer

[@TomBiggerstaff-gn1ws]

@@UnfinishedProjectDartSport I just can't afford those but happy you can

[@markgoodman6249]

I lost count, but this may have been a five or six joke video. A new record, way to go Pete!

[@dennispalmer6007]

Stellar job of backing that wagon. I’ve backed many when young and I am highly respectful.

[@questioneverything4601]

That was some impressive driving... 😃

[@christopherhollywood]

I have stumbled upon this channel by sheer coincidence from over here in South Australia ! What a thoroughly charming bloke to have representing US farmers ! I have great respect for his honest ,forthright and informative portrayal of life in your part of the world! The world needs more genuine people like him

[@rollincoal7768]

We fabricated a front hitch on our super h and it made life ALOT easier!!

[@shawntownsend8278]

You are a farmer outstanding in your ...... field!!!!!

[@nickjacobsen8733]

Fantastic!!! My perspective of the negative comments. I absolutely have enjoyed all aspects of your farm, from mechanic fixes, live stock, infrastructure, solar, building, everything!!! Keep up the good work, you are inspiring!!! Not to mention just a great guy!

[@HTPJohn]

Thank you Pete for the science lesson on manure! People has lost this knowledge, it's good to review.

[@bobhoover9876]

Great wagon backing skills, I am impressed!

[@timothyrill3825]

WOW.........that is beautiful! So much work and organization and looks brand new. What an accomplishment Pete. Thank you so much for including us, I so enjoyed. 👍😃💖

[@donbright3340]

Congratulations Pete you are now my favorite site,enjoying your journey on the small farm operation and really enjoy your method of presentation .Yes farming is a lot of mechanics with common sense ingenuity.YOU have a GOOD sense of identity.

[@duanebolen8359]

I used to back two wagons at one time on the farm I worked with a guy that couldn’t back one I sure miss the farm

[@Dereck_Ryan]

Had to stop watching and comment after you parked that wagon. A++

[@romanticcouple6929]

me too

[@dahlenkangas6984]

And the same time I had

[@dianalittle7323]

THANK YOU! EVERYTHING ADDS UP TO FARMING INCLUDING THE REPAIRS... SOME OF US WOULD LOVE TO SEE SOMEONE ELSE REPAIR SOMETHNG TO MAKE IT EASIER ON US... THERES JUST SOME PEOPLE YOU CAN'T LISTEN TO, NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU WANT TO HELP THEM... THEY DON'T WANT TO BE HELPED... GOD BLESS YOU YOUR FARM, AND YOUR FAMILY

[@TomSmith-me7ph]

Nice job on backing up that wagon. I used to back up wagons when I was on the farm, that extra axel changes everything. I got pretty good at it and your right, a narrow front tractor works much better than a wide front.

[@herzbergfarm8633]

I LOVE THIS!!!! Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@allanulen3809]

you sir are an amazing man. backed that wagon in. I'm truly in awe. love seeing doc.

[@crazycoyote1738]

Great to see you spring smiling Pete!! Couldn’t keep up with your jokes, and good ones too!!

[@gilb8072]

I have just retired from 40 years of driving tractor trailers, including double trailers. I must say, that was some impressive backing that you did. My hat's off to you!

[@davidlowder5970]

I love to see these old tractors in use. David Lowder

[@terrymeinders9825]

I remember my uncle backing 2 loads of hay into the barn at once, many times. This was after he hand stacked them 13 layers high. I was lucky enough to just be running the baler tractor feeding the hay to him.

[@fraydnot]

My sister in-law dad was a dairy farmer, she could back 2 trailers hooked together. The old honey wagon. Thanks for the upload.

[@YOU-vj4fl]

Pete,aww,nice doing on those wagons,sure wish I’d known that 60 years ago,I never had the problem of picking up square bales,that’s all we did was square,however picking up,then gotta throw that same bale,much taller than I was at 13/14 yrs old,that used to beat me more than anything. Used to use a hay hook,but that didn’t work real well when come time to throw on that top row,lots of wonderful memories for me! See ya,on the your next vid.

[@stephenbinion6348]

I like seeing that you acknowledge the feed you buy is bringing fertility to your farm. I appreciate that you had the chance to bag on mega farmers but chose not to in another video. Your farm is in symbiosis with the big grain farms. Both have a place, 40 acres of grain though would never support a family.

[@vedha6273]

Ur the true Farmer showing the hardest things and educating about everything and upload everything

[@akwolf1434]

Just bought 40-acres of farmland in south central MO and can't wait to retire to it in just over 2-years. Have to start from scratch - house/shop/barn and interior fencing (it's all perimeter fenced), but can't wait. Coming to work everyday is getting harder knowing that my property is sitting there waiting. Grew up on a farm in the 80's and couldn't wait to leave it, now,,,,older and wiser, can't wait to get back to it!!

[@brianmiller4282]

My grandpa used to be able to back 2 four wheeled wagon in at one time, it is a lost art and a skill

[@repairrestoreresell2026]

I like your repair video's and your old non computerized equipment. You can't please the world so don't bother trying. Best of luck, stay healthy.....................

[@dougkendall684]

I owned a Super H with a wide front and factory power steering, nothing like the sound of an H taking off in "road" gear. LOVE IT

[@cassidymccoy9837]

Your farm revolves around the old tractors. The mechanical videos still portray your day to day life on your farm not to mention the mechanical education provided. Keep em comin.

[@johndeere-yk6db]

When I was farming if we wasn't fixing something we weren't having a productive day!!

[@akallio9000]

I grew up on a farm and your ideas impressed me about 6 - 7 times! I wish I could have tapped your knowledge when I was a kid.

[@Farm_fab]

My dad built a tricycle tractor many years ago, and he knew the benefits of it. He used car parts in his build.

[@dahlenkangas6984]

Dahlen have a new phone number and I’ll call them back when they are ready to come back from your office to pick up the phone call from work

[@waynedavenport3919]

I grew up driving a Farmall H/C Tractor. Love the way they run and very dependable

[@n.elliottnoorlun8304]

Our farmer daddy, who would've been 103 years old this year, would be SO proud of you and your wise farming ways there!!! The natural usage of manure on your fields would have made him smile!!! And, like you were saying about mechanics being a integral part of farming, our dad also went by the saying USE IT UP, WEAR IT OUT, MAKE IT DO, OR DO WITHOUT. He was always making repairs on anything that broke down. Just part of life on the farm. ;o)

[@simeonpranger6597]

I am a farmer and it is a lot easy backing up a wagon if you use the drawbar in the front of the tractor. love the videos keep up the good work.

[@byronnosie5273]

I would just like to say hi from the San Carlos Apache tribe I've really enjoyed your KZbin channel ,it's always and still a dream of mine to start a little mini farm, and happy to say that your teaching me a lot through your channel,so thank you and Hillary🙂

[@fitzpreacherfarm6826]

I like to see the old tractors in use. Enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing

[@josys363]

Part of the fun of farming of any kind is the fixing of broken stuff. :) Even with my IH 140 there are things from time to time that I need to fix. My latest was my woods mower belt snapping half way through mowing. When I was a teen and we were haying there was always something to be fixed. It's just part of the charm. So, with that in mind, I learned early on that you just fix it and move on. You do some excellent videos and I really enjoyed your work on your MD. I was at the huge show in Mount Pleasant Iowa yesterday and saw a few MDs and a few Super MDs and I thought of your project right away. It's so much fun to see the stuff you drove as a kid, and still drive when you go to tractor shows.

[@fredduncan1610]

Your comment on needing to be a mechanic is so spot on!

[@ditirojimmysegang3009]

I tell you what,those red oldies are a gem to have on in a small family farm. It is just awesome watching you reverse into that barn🤞🏿👌🏿.

[@dongunderson9572]

My Dad welded a hitch on the front of our A Farmall to back our wagons into our barn . Worked great it was a tight area to back our wagons in.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

Well done backing that wagon. When I was little Dad was pretty good at it. Eventually he said "Heck with it" and he put in a second door to just drive right through. Also, I learned a long time ago from my senior neighbors that you can never have too much hay..... Or firewood.

[@IceManOregon]

Another excellent job on editing and camera work! Have no idea how much extra work goes in to get all the shots you get but they sure add to the quality of your videos. Another excellent segment

[@jon2140]

Love the side apron on the wagon! Best idea ever!

[@erictilley4095]

Great job with the video...love watching you work with the animals...so gratifying...I wish I could still do the things you do...I have prostate cancer and I don't have any energy.. keep up the good work and awesome videos...can't wait till your next one...thanks Pete...

[@davidmacphee6575]

Great job backing that wagon. It’s no small feat. My dad was excellent at doing it, me not so much.

[@JamesCouch777]

Wow! Watching you back that wagon brought back memories of backing the hay hauling trailers when I was growing up. They are really tricky.

[@martintopp1399]

HI there Pete. I love your backing skills. I watched a tractor unit back 2 loaded trailers through a gap with about 3 inches to spare either side. I wouldn't even think of trying it. I love seeing your mechanical repairs to jeep the task going. I agree with you...mechanical repairs are part of farming. Good joke...I like that one.

[@sgrvtl7183]

brilliant, I LOVE your organic method of fertilizer. No big AG here, sustainable farming. Pete is SMART-and I am sure his lovely wife is, too.

[@clydeschwartz2167]

Excellent video it's nice to see how much the pigs are growing. The manure is the best thing you can do for your soil

[@ericcoffedgp40]

Good stuff! I learn something new every time I watch one of these videos! I am a small engine mechanic by trade and do not farm but I must say that these videos are fantastic!

[@frankcadillac9151]

Well done Pete. It helps to hook the trailer tongue to a hitch on the front of the tractor, its like backing a kiddie wagon with your hand.

[@patriciabeyer7824]

🙌🙌 Spring!!! The farm is looking good. Sunshine, green springing up. Wonderful. Be blessed.☺️

[@bobmoe5934]

I got to have fun with my H today too. Fixed the belt pulley and drove it around. Soon I’ll have the small farm to go with my tractors.

[@badziewiak89]

😍 wow 👏finally someone who understands problem of syntetic fertilisers. :) awsome movie as always 👌love to watch you peps all the best to you:)

[@d.j.robinson9424]

Just love ANY day on the farm 👍👍💛

[@tractorsold1]

Our utility tractors were mostly wide front. Turned them on a dime, just had to use the brake. Did that for hours on end pulling a two-row cultivator. Had a narrow front for a while, but it kept tipping over on almost level ground, so we put a wide front on it.

[@afonsoalho1469]

just discovered this channel and i loved it right away, gonna watch these videos for a while.. simply loved the content! great job backing up that trailer!

[@reedchandler2372]

I'm so impressed with your trailer backing skills. I was never that good, but I didn't have a tractor that was that maneuverable a your farmall.

[@trig5454]

I watched one of my neighbours back up a baler and hay wagon together into a tough spot to the bottom of the elevator. That was over 40 years ago - I never forgot it because I still can't effectively back up just a four wheel wagon.

[@geraldblackwell1387]

Great job backing the wagon. You made it look easy!

[@harrisonchevy4452]

Always enjoy 😊 and learn from your videos, thanks 🙏 so much my friend Pete.

[@BrettCraft]

I love all your old tractors! I drove a 504 and a 656 in the farm I worked at as a kid.

[@norbertholtz4005]

I did to

[@thomaserke4197]

I am truly impressed with your four wheel wagon skills. I have a Ford 640 with a hitch on the front that I use for that purpose. Again I’m impressed.

[@brianpritt4154]

I feel your pain on the hay situation. Some area farmers were selling horse hay put up in the barn for $2.50 a bale. I wont sell it out of the field for that so I didn't make any extra. Now I'm depending of forage to help extend my supply. Then along comes another snow covering the ground. That's farming!!

[@homesteadspirit9209]

I really admire anyone who can back a hay wagon i grew up on our farm and used to watch Grandpa back two wagons up the barn bridge just like you said lol i however took the cheater rout and drilled a hole in one of my pallet forks and just push it in lol

[@TheHoughr]

I honestly love watching you do machanical work it’s awesome

[@garyfurlong9487]

Really like your channel. Beautiful scenery always teaching love it. I find I never fast forward. Watch every second Thanks

[@frillback]

Great vids Pete. I enjoy watching them. I am amazed to see the amount of work you do and keep everything up and running and clean.

[@jacksmith827]

i love the sound an H or M makes when you pull out on the road in 4th and then go to 5th and out on the clutch. You know your about to move!

[@thomaserke4197]

Man I love that sound of that ole international. I need to get my ole m running again.

[@norbertholtz4005]

my grandpa in ind had some same tractors as pete

[@garyeaton6212]

We mounted a drawbar on the front of our H and found that very helpful for backing wagons

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

Yes, a lot of people do it that way. I enjoy the challenge of backing up wagons "the old fashioned" way. It was how I learned to do it when I was a kid, and, at least to me, is a good test of skill as an operator.

[@KennyKizzleRustyNutzRanch]

That H sure runs good. Looks good out there in the field, too... The MD won't be far behind!

[@charlieslorenson1861]

You are really good backing that up you would make a lot of people proud up here in Alaska

[@jamesbreault5762]

Great sounding tractor my dad had 2of them really enjoyed driving them

[@mcgam2000]

I liked the movable hitch on your hay wagons... and all the other details on their build. it has been interesting to see how people work and live in northern climes... We live in deep south Texas where we had the first bad freeze in since 1989... so seeing how people get along in the snow and frozen ground is interesting....

[@akaWILDBILL82]

My favorite channel on KZbin. Way better than anything on TV. Keep up the good work!!

[@jonathonlocklear1218]

After spreading your manure use a chain link fence to drag across the field and u can get a nice spread across the field and it also breaks up the chunks which break it down faster

[@jerrycallison6125]

Speaking of warrantees, the manure spreader is the only implement New Idea won't stand behind. :-) Nice job of backing the wagon. Don't miss that part of farming.

[@mattthompsom2056]

Sweet h we still have our ‘39 that my great grandpa bought new

[@handlaidtrack]

That is exactly how I learned to back up a trailer. If you can do that, 2 wheel trailer is nothing. I love the sound of that H. Used to drive one of those, and a super M when I was in high school. Bravo!

[@koprolith]

"I like these Worms" - cut - sends them through shredder spreader ;D

[@raincoast9010]

The loader bucket seems to work great too. Good job!

[@jamiepeeler9660]

Excellent job of wagon backing! Thanks for the video.

[@marcman5109]

The old 4h competitions we had a chopper hooked to a silage wagon, and two hay racks, I could never do it but some of those kids could.

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Always a pleasure to watch……thank you Pete

[@raymccarter3542]

Every time I watch one of Pete’s videos and hit the thumbs up I look and can’t ever believe how he ever even has one thumbs down. Educational, funny and always a great watch

[@timothygibbs6152]

Well you did a great job at putting that in there speaking from experience. Nice job with the trailer

[@Whipple1]

We grew up with spotting hitches on our tractors. I guess I was spoiled. Still have them on my tractor today. Happy Easter Pete, Hillary, and family! Cheers! Whipple

[@levibridge9515]

I'm impressed with the wagon backing skills. I can't do it with a empty wagon yet.

[@kenchafin9890]

Hey I'm in Ecuador and I could hear Hillary yell STOP! all the way down here.

[@jacksmith827]

I am impressed, backing that wagon is tough, I've attempted it but it's not easy!!

[@comucall]

My kind of farming, no rush no panic and great machinery, Great video's Pete.