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[@johndelp1810]

Love seeing uncle Randy in video. Would love to hear uncle Randy and Doug’s talk about how farming was when they were young age. How equipment has changed in their life time.

[@AdelaideInvigilation]

Dougo and Randy seems like you have the next generation of farmers well trained and independent enough to just get on with it.

[@70sdude68]

You can tell how excited the Big Swede is for wing night!! Must be good wings. =)

[@M.M435]

There may be a pretty girl involved🙂

[@EvaMatthewsS-h9t]

Saw this again and it still hits!

[@opalhensley7566]

Wow, this was epic! Keep it up!

[@madisonlynn1753]

Chet and Larson Farms, your video is incredible! Keep working hard, and I wish everyone safety and good health!

[@floorpizza8074]

Really cool that you guys hang out in your off time.

[@davidlittle216]

Think about putting a winch on top of one of your platforms. It will make lifting repair tools and parts much easier and safer. Use a swing arm boom.

[@bigthasher7958]

love watching what improvements u are making to the farm and keep up the good work your family be proud of what u are doing

[@bernardsteffen2788]

Looks like Dirt Perfect II, modern Tech Knowledge is something else and for a farm to be doing something of this magnitude is amazing.

[@troypersson7630]

Are you guys becoming an independent grain elevator, all you need now is a train car setup and you would be in business. I love watching you guys grow, granted the tornado kind of moved it along for you.

[@EJHarrop]

Very cool and what needs to be done to be on top of the competition. I can only say, never forget where the farm came from and I know you have a vision for the future. Cheers and God bless.

[@travis2511]

As a professional pipe layer I'd say you did well. As mentioned you can never have to much pipe 😉

[@Victor-i6e]

Thanks for sharing, Chet. Be safe. Stay well. :)

[@richarddpetersen169]

What ever camera you have is working VERY well. Looks like HD

[@Doc_Roe]

My brain needs to grow up to the rest of my body lol everytime I hear laying pipe my mind goes to the gutter

[@GhostRider-dp2tc]

Dont forget its better to be blown than compromise🤣

[@deannelson9565]

The one that got me was "old Eric has some experience up in the hoe"!

[@DickAnderson-k9y]

I’ve heard that the ladies prefer the 6 inch pipe better than the 4 inch 😂. Good job laying the pipe gentlemen !!

[@loriboyce942]

Every time I see you poking a frozen meal, I think of that trip you filmed long ago to F2F and the very late night meal you microwaved adjacent to your parents’ hotel room.😂😂😂

[@peterhaan9068]

Wow, I see Neil Mohan's daughters are working this corner for all it is worth! You must be a proud PaPa Neil!

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@micahkemp3623]

Wow this was epic! Keep it up!!!

[@jackwillie2729]

Well back in the 60s we had the big bins..4,000 bushels..times have changed...they say today's combines can do 4,000 bushels per hr...guess are 4 or 5 corn bins would filled in half a day...thanks for the content

[@davidfarrish9000]

Fascinating about the grain bins. How many bushels does the new bin hold? With this addition how many bushels in total can you store at the farm ? Great video. I learned something. 👍

[@dennishill3463]

Thanks 👍

[@Rooster7836]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="903">15:03</a> winging it!

[@Red-bf8jd]

There double runs in west Kentucky on our farm also

[@randybennett5417]

I"ve heard of Randy the pipe layer. Now we have Chet the pipe layer.

[@davidwpinkston4226]

all this work will be completed just in time for the next generation

[@peteparker7396]

As someone who runs a lot of irrigation with electric wells and pivots, I’d love to know what the juice bill is on that bin site.

[@johnstratton3276]

Enjoy your wings!!

[@Bill-u3e]

You could have taken us along for wings! Hope they were good.

[@prof1982]

Think of the work when tile was used for drains . Now it's plastic .not tile.

[@kiboshkooks]

It's call progress

[@anthonyhengst2908]

I can only imagine, way back when wasn't for the faint of heart.

[@lynwessel2471]

The earliest tiling 100+ years ago was hand dug trenches, then lay the clay tile.

[@curtisanderson1830]

the landscape is a changing you'll need a new drone view of farm site

[@PeterWenzel-yn7fn]

Waving a hand from texas

[@loriboyce942]

✋🏻👋🏻🇨🇦

[@PeterWenzel-yn7fn]

@@loriboyce942 👋

[@foible8791]

I know it isn't good but I can't wait until the blown motor video comes out.

[@lylestavast7652]

good video guys !

[@chrismarlatt6518]

Can't even imagine the hydro bill at that site 😮

[@Af63_]

"beautiful day to lay some pipe" Pause

[@Salt.Water911]

😂😂 I thought the same my friend

[@tomosland9715]

Not worried about trashing another axel on the quad?

[@milesboehmer9969]

Sweet !

[@peterbenson3776]

Big Swede is an engineer correct? 👍

[@SBEARD12345]

Did they go that deep in case they used a deep plough for the field? Great video.

[@lynwessel2471]

Maybe older tile. Used to be common to go 3-4ft deep.

[@96chevydually6.5L]

Brody only eats Chicken Nuggets 😂

[@jamiemaxwell9511]

Laying pipe

[@Benb9903]

Factor on these nuts. Lightly salted

[@RonsHorse]

Big Swede can handle any Hoe !!

[@ronc9743]

A hp motor pills 38 Kw. Thats about $12/hr to run that fan.

[@JOHNDEEREBOYJENSEN]

👍🏻

[@StevenMiller-cx4rr]

The opportunity for inappropriate comments is overwhelming…. Love you guys ❤❤❤

[@jacyfisher6170]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="301">5:01</a>

[@brianwilliams2846]

What's the grade app you used on your phone ?

[@mattwheaton7621]

👍🏻🇨🇦🤟🏻

[@LorenUecker]

Not sure if it’s the same by you as it is by me but side hills usually contain a natural spring

[@lynwessel2471]

Maybe not enough to be an actual spring but wet sidehill seeping is common in MN . A lot of farm are tiled from one side to the other smaller hils and all .

[@Rollingcalamities]

Why don't u take us out with u to go eat wings it would be nice to see how u guys act away from the farm 😢😮😅