John Deere Fighting Field Fires Helping The Fire Department Video!

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[@steveaw5895]

Thank You for helping the Firefighters. I'm a retired firefighter of thirty years. I can't tell you what a relief it was to see a farmer with a disc show up on a field fire.

[@bigdaddycain8561]

Our veterans,Farmers, and truckers don't get enough support!! God bless you all!!

[@jeffreystewart5911]

Lol

[@johnbeldon635]

As a volunteer firefighter for 30 years I am very pleased when a farmer shows up at a field fire with a tractor and a disk. I tractor and disk can put a field fire faster than what a brush truck can.

[@sharonnicholson3393]

Thank you for your service I salute you stay safe sir

[@josephmoylan9199]

Yes sir disc will work wonders on a fire!!

[@reefe5657]

I was working a fire and a farmer and tractor showed up without notice. I was so appreciative. Low manpower about killed us.

[@thesunsetreptiles]

He’s containing the fire the brush truck puts it out big difference

[@budusibudonk6291]

Volunteer

[@jefferykovacs4211]

This is what the real ones do. They help those in need! God bless our farmers unsung heroes in my book.

[@chancejones4652]

I grew up in rural Georgia country and now live in Texas around a farming community. Most farmers I know will stop whatever the're doing and help when either needed or asked for. The firemen and women are there doing their jobs (and they are important) but you sir, you are there doing it because it's needed. All of y'all are heroes in my book! Wish I could buy you a beer :)

[@joemueth4077]

The American farmer . Always there in time of need.

[@donaldgibson3121]

Always glad to see people helping their local fire department. Good on ya!

[@tomtruesdale6901]

As a retired firefigther I really like seeing people helping out the F.D. Great use of a tractor and disk. Here in Texas the Forest Service would cut a plow line with a dozer and then do a "back burn" by lighting off the grass/woods between the plow line and the fire to burn off the fuel in a controlled manner. Have had Hydro mulch companies send out hydro mulch trucks and trailers to assist at wild land fires. Those things can send water out over 150 feet.

[@wickster79]

Awesome job. Farmer and firefighters working together. I have not been in a situation when i helped my uncle farming when i was younger. 1 plot of crop can cost a lot for a farmer. Losing 1 or 2 passes is not a huge loss. Thanks on the great help.

[@markhiatt5068]

You are a farmer, a fine neighbor and a first responder thank you for your service

[@joe_of_all_trades]

As a fire fighter of 15 years every time I hear field fire, I start thinking who's disk is the closest, only way to fight field fires! Well done

[@87bones87]

We had farmers and dealers in our district leave machines hooked up for us. Never far from a disk! As hard as farmers work they're still always willing to help us!

[@peteschiavoni]

That was really cool of you guys to help out the fire department. Those fires can spread fast.

[@Ticdaniel]

We had some large forrest fires 2018 here in sweden and many farmers saved the day with spreader wagons beating the fires

[@ChiliblockTrading]

I just did this on a much much smaller scale with my JD 1025r. Had an out of control bonfire at my buddies farm take off into a dry field. A few fire breaks and buckets of dirt and I got her put out. Maybe 20 minutes of work. Good job sir!

[@kfelix2934]

Same things here but with a JD1120, we plow over the dirt and dead cover crop and it makes for a perfect firebreak to control or set a boundary.

[@sferg9582]

Farmers are great!!!! They're always out standing in their field!!! F.D. and Farmers..... doesn't get any better than that.

[@dirtgrainsteel]

Thank you!! Lol we are outstanding in our field 🤣

[@4WDutah]

@@dirtgrainsteel I heard that song by Brad paisley just a bit ago 🤣

[@emanonemanon2103]

I remember a story my father told me. My uncle was burning a brush pile he made cleaning the fence line on a windy day and left it unattended. The fire took off and started the field on fire. My grandfather saw the fire burning out of control so he grabbed my father and they took the only two tractors they had. One was an Allis Chalmers D19 and D14. They both hooked up the disc harrows and went to stop the advance of the fire. They managed to get the fire out before the fire department got their. Mind you this was back in 1982.

[@trinilgan]

"left it unattended" --> that was just stupid, good they could stop it

[@genedieball]

Thank You to the FD and the farmers that helped out.

[@scottrussell6717]

Neighbors helping Neighbors.. that's the way I was raised and lived

[@anthonybanda8192]

We had someone in our area going around burning wheat fields last Sumner I think 3 large fields were burnt one was harvested the other 2 were not . Luckily it wasn't any of ours though .I'd like to find who was doing it and kick their ass it probably was some teenagers who were bored. Field fires happen quickly especially in the early spring once stuff drys it gets dangerous fast . I'd rather see 5 minutes of good content then 30 of bs and nonsense. We need more people who will help the community/ fire departments especially the rual ones who are mostly volunteers. Great video keep up the good work!

[@BeckJoseR]

Wonderful work. This isn't something we see too much near us (thankfully), but it's good to see people like yourself taking care of your communities. Props to you good sir

[@reaper215]

The crazy thing is this isn't even his land......I am so glad I grew up as a country oerson versus a city person......a better quality of people.

[@JunkyardStop]

Ya. He had it floored heading to the location.

[@fhuber7507]

I helped put out a straw fire (seed and straw) with a little 25 hp, dragging the bucket and box blade, knocking down the flame with the bucked than then the rippers pulling up dirt and box smothering it. Catch the fire early enough and lighter equip can deal with it. ALWAYS call it in. Knocking it down doesn't mean it's completely out. Fire dept would rather come out and check on a fire you already put out than deal with one spreading that you thought was out.

[@marksd5650]

Nice to see people working with one another. All my best

[@boomer1049]

It's nice to have the equipment so you can help others in need!

[@MrJaxparadize]

Thank you for helping out! For those that don’t know, this is really awesome and helps tremendously!

[@robertheinkel6225]

We had a local farmer, that was raking his straw, with a tractor with an underslung exhaust. The tractor had a loader on it. The exhaust set the straw on fire. The farmer panicked, shut off the tractor in the burning area. The fire burned off the fuel lines, dumping all the fuel onto the fire. The tires were burned off. I was tasked with repairing the tractor.

[@richardschaffling9882]

Fantastic you are helping fight the fires here in Tn we have people setting the forest on fire right now

[@southtexashay777]

We would do controlled fires to burn clean our ditches. We would call the FD and let them know we were burning and normally would disc the area clean to create the fire break. never lost control of a fire. keep safe friend.

[@karen.s.w5307]

Ahhh the boys of BLFD! I need to make a visit to see them all again. Bunch of great guys.

[@zeroquanta4252]

,,,,,,,,,,,, I think YOU are now an official volunteer Fire Fighter,,,,,, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD JOB

[@dirtgrainsteel]

I've helped the fire department alot over the years so I suppose your right! Thanks for watching!!

[@edgundlach2811]

That was very nice of you. You are a good man for helping. Even if you can't push the right buttons. Lol Sincerely Ed from Chicago

[@christophervayo3530]

grass fires go out super easy, i keep a 5 gallon backpack pesticide sprayer in my truck and you can put out alot of fire with just those 5 gallons. you would be surprised. or if you do alot of ag burning maybe look into a 15 or 25 gallon 12v spot sprayer they work amazing and some of them have 40' of spray

[@blazemcwolf2054]

I have few family members they are farmers and firefighters I am so proud of them

[@killerta87]

To those firefighters the best sound in the world was that John Deere lug down and start rollin🤟

[@kishascape]

Nice. Just like the helicopter news clip from 10 years ago where someone did that to stop the rest of their field from burning. They should add these missions to farming simulator.

[@jeremyswindell2330]

awsome , thanks for your service

[@mfreund15448]

The field behind my house caught on fire and it went over a mile before my neighbors got there with their equipment. The fire department would never have got it out.

[@mrwilson4909]

as learning question; how come those in texas or your area do not disc/till over harvested crop immediately after harvesting? great video. thanks for sharing and your time.

[@owGuit4r]

Nothing could be worse for the soil to leave it uncovered for longer time. ..beside preventing for fires.

[@owenstrickler1185]

We leave the stubble in the soil to keep the dirt from blowing/washing away in weather.

[@kfelix2934]

@@owenstrickler1185 The same here it's properly call erosion control iirc.

[@thegreenerthemeaner]

I have done the exact same thing before. I back up to the ditch just ahead of the fire and drop there. Funnels the fire to a point that a single brush truck can either extinguish or soak it and move on.

[@jamesmoody5961]

Awesome work helping out.

[@cecilchristopher5092]

Here in South Georgia I do control burns every other year in my timber to reduce litter and control unwanted vegetation. Was wondering why y'all don't do the same there. Y doing control burns the fires don't get so big. Areas where we have a real problem are the national forest where they don't burn and when they have a fire it usually is a really bad one like the fire down in the swamp in 2011, burned over 500,000 acres. 40,000 acres was private land. When a fire gets that big and hot there is no stopping it.

[@ryanwiese5280]

I'm not sure where these guys are, but here in Illinois you will see small controlled burns along fence lines, road ditches and sometimes small wooded areas. We don't need to do it as often because it stays pretty damp around here year round.

[@jddr.jkindle9708]

Thank you for your efforts!

[@johnmckenzie8522]

I wish all farmers in rural areas help the the fire department and firefighters thank you all farmers for job will done

[@walterlaubscherjr2011]

Glad you able to help it’s almost planting season stay safe we may be planting by April 10 if the weather keeps up

[@LordLucariosLair]

Call the fire department? No they call us.

[@hammer9388]

I noticed that disk doing a pretty good job digging

[@dirtgrainsteel]

That's why I love Case IH disks they will move dirt!

[@krisshutler]

God bless you 🙏

[@texasandpacific610]

Huge fan of tractors. I use a 1981 Massey Ferguson 285 and I love it

[@milkandcookyz]

first video of yours I've seen and it got an instant follow.

[@andreinarangel6227]

That's a neighbor!!!

[@taekwondotime]

Out of curiosity, what can the firefighters do? Seems like they have nothing at their disposal to work with.

[@smckay6438]

Question ? This is more a matter of control so no structures are threatened? Fie is not really harmful to the feilds ?

[@THEPAGEBURNER1979]

Cool video !

[@100texan2]

Most people don’t understand the first thing about farming. They think the grocery store grows the food. Farmers are made fun of and disrespected all the time. City folk and those that disrespect need to experience food shortages maybe then they’ll appreciate what hard work and what a gamble farming is. Pathetic

[@12vibaba]

until a war breaks out

[@mattroberson8679]

I was on a hotshot crew in california in the 90s. Always appreciated when the power McLeod's (dozers) could come in and put a line down. Less hand tool work for us.

[@edwin3741]

Wish had that John deere &plow

[@derekfarley5899]

You and Ron Pratt need to do a collab.

[@dcw1540]

It would be my luck I’d go over where it is burning.and it would get wet and get stuck in the flams. Thanks

[@skyking6989]

God bless our farmers and firefighters

[@michaelwillcutt2619]

I did the same with my John Deere 5200 went around the outside dragging dirt i was busting up with box with teeth down pulling it over the harvested crops

[@PenDragonsPig]

The farmer next to our house has, whatever harrow you’re pulling there, and you’re going a goodly rate of knots. I used to do that stuff for a British farmer and everybody in our area worked ground the same speed, flat out- time being money etc. However our next door farmer goes painfully slow, every year the fore-ends and closeness to hedges get noticeably bigger, every year the weeds get worse. PUT YER FOOT DOWN OR PLOUGH THE DAMN THING!

[@stewartleslie9033]

If you think that is brave ma dad flipped the quad up side down in-between his wedding and honeymoon and is still alive to this dayq

[@hornetscales8274]

Some fool tossed a lit cigarette butt out the window last year and I watched our local farmers scramble like a fighter squadron to do what this guy did while the fire department went in for point dousing. Really impressive to see that happen.

[@HighGearAutomotive]

Always wondered about this with all the wide-open dry dead vegetation. Guess it's a relatively common problem.

[@Tewthpaste]

*when i do controlled burning at my land to burn the long dried grasses, i use my tiller to put out the fire or control the spread. it works 10x better than spraying water since it stop the fire on its track. With water, the flame can overwhelm it and render it unreliable especially if the flame are like this* 4:41.

[@stevenbeatty3872]

We do a lot of control burns here for wheat stocks an a lot of CRP. It’s fun disking the outside’s ngl

[@cfrench24]

This is real life!

[@brianmiller1098]

I'm not being vulgar seeing examples of what my grandpa used to be about gave me a warm fuzzy. He was a Farmall man on farm but worked for John Deere, cause they needed fixin more!!

[@dougdodge8801]

I'll let you know I like your channel than those other ones you explain and talk a lot too and I like it

[@davidberkley839]

You run bushhog down the flames it will blow fire out ! Crazy but I've done it on 200 AC. Field ! Blew flame slap out !!

[@bentheguru4986]

The only issues we see as firefighter is when farmers try to attack the fire by driving too close or through a fire. Discing is to contain it, nothing more.

[@Callsignsoggybisket]

This is cool

[@suzylarry1]

thanks for helping

[@afiblacksails23]

Badasses like you keep many houses from turning into charcoal

[@ericnyamu9981]

How you started the video and what you were going to do made it really funny.

[@bartpowers9972]

Nice video thanks 😊

[@BlessedVeteranAdventures]

Is it true the gov is taking most of the corps? destroying it or sending it overseas?

[@elmerfudd7674]

We used to be able to get assistance from land owners with their equipment. Not anymore. BLM and Sheriff will not let us. They like big fires. Make more money. Good for next years budget.

[@mikepaul3200]

Never seen anything like this before. Bad ass.

[@johnnyrichter963]

Nice job dude

[@nate4036]

That setup is the best choice in a field. The fire depts should have one loaded on a trailer and ready at all times. It makes quick work out what is a major job for a brush truck

[@PortersMob]

yeah every fire department should totally blow a couple hundred thousand dollars of your tax money on a piece of equipment that might be used 1-2 times a year. It would be better if they got in contact with all the farmers and put together a map and contact list that the dispatch center could reach out to whoever is closest.

[@nate4036]

@@PortersMob man after being involved with government tax dollar investments for years…. I’ll reassure it could be wasted on more poorly sourced ideologies. If something works it works. But I agree with getting the community to assist is an option.

[@4WDutah]

@@PortersMob I would rather have my tax dollars spent on a tractor and a disc to help with fires than have it spent on other things that are going to harm the fellow taxpayer. so nah, I would love to have them use my tax dollars on a tractor for fire fighting usage!

[@mikec6831]

Good video!

[@petergracemeguide1280]

In south Australia we use skidders for this purpose especially in scrub and bush. On has a set of heavy discs the other has a custom A frame plot that levels the ground and makes a road for fire trucks. Look up Sth Australia cfs Tatiara skidder A &B

[@kellymcdermott2546]

may 2023 -the link is broken

[@ronniewilliz153]

Nice job.

[@stephenhoward8481]

Good job sir

[@james66872]

Good looking out

[@sonofman8262]

Nothing John Deere can't handle

[@ferrumchnop6617]

Firetruck? Haha John deere go brrr

[@kingredleg6747]

Back in the day they would thank you by topping off you full tank. But now a mans got to look out for him self.😃

[@johnbrown-rm8kc]

is the tractor Left hand Drive or Right Hand Drive ??? 🤑

[@greenstreet5287]

good neighbor

[@JonnyMudMower]

Did ya ever loose a crop to fire ?

[@dness3673]

Dust is flyin! Hell! Shoulda just kept on a goin!!! Have a good day!

[@gregorystell6858]

Sometimes fires are a good thing to help bring new life to the soil.

[@benjaminsorenson]

Unintended fires aren't good in not ideal conditions.

[@anonymousprepper1463]

I love this

[@zerohero23677]

I thought this was a videogame the first few seconds until he turned around 🤣

[@dougdodge8801]

And I hope you're going to put some new ones out soon

[@RobertLudtke-i6t]

Nice job of discing.

[@dirtgrainsteel]

Thanks!

[@torreyance2468]

it doesnt look that bad. you can actually stop it by getting a backsprayer and hosing down were its actually burning (flame area) the grass is not that tall. put out the flame.