MowerGate Scandal

The MowerGate scandal is a major scandal in the United States involving 35 year old Zach Johnson the Millennial Farmer, farming KZbin sensation. The scandal stemmed from a bad starter on the mower and the pressure of racing mother nature fall of 2021. Ultimately mother nature and the internet trolls won. All jokes aside it was a busy day on the farm hauling grain, dead batteries and putting the John Deere Mower away. #FarmerScandal
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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[@deanfulford69]

By the looks of the thumbnail pic it looks like we're going to have a bumper crop of John Deere mowers this year they are sprouting up a little early from my experience that's a good sign of a hell of a yield

[@MillennialFarmer]

I hope you're right!

[@gorillawrenchin]

@Millennial Farmer get a digital tire pressure gauge. Master mechanic here, I have had one for 10 years and it still works. I recommend the type you can also use as a tire inflator, you can use it as just a gauge without air hooked up, but also, if you have your air hose hooked at the same time everytime....you can add air as needed

[@nialltallon1790]

@@MillennialFarmer are you setting up an OF page as well it would fit in well in the comments section 🤣

[@earlhollar1906]

Hows come Angelina gets a millennial love, and Keyilaa , pesada , and Piya don't? €:•{0>)

[@benfairhall5331]

@@earlhollar1906 just report them

[@sustainabilitytheory5154]

FYI, it's called "Percussive Maintenance" when hitting/kicking something in an attempt to fix it.

[@TrevorDennis100]

It always worked for The Fonz.

[@lanicotton8507]

AKA Applied Science.

[@peterjensen6844]

Huzzah, a fellow AVE fan!

[@prjndigo]

We always went with "re-educate"...

[@desertfresh3740]

@@peterjensen6844 People have been saying that LONG before AvE had a KZbin channel

[@machinegunredneck1673]

Thank you to ALL the farmers that see this!!! You are Very appreciated and without your headaches and hard work we wouldn’t have the food on our tables!!!

[@jedfra9172]

It's a fucking job just like any other job. Many people work just as hard as your hero farmers without the benefit of having a healthy outdoor life, land and good money.

[@floorpizza8074]

@@jedfra9172 Congratulations! You just proved you're completely clueless in just two sentences. You really need to go work a farm for a few years.

[@Lanny-io9bi]

Doesn't change the fact that they appreciate farmers and it's more of a way of life instead of a job

[@infidel1322]

This is fantastic. Lol The Facebook comments from old days in their recliners telling you how horrible you are can get bent Zach. Thanks for being a channel that shows my 3 boys what farming is about. God Bless y'all!.

[@ronaldwidiger714]

Zach, you have the greatest videos! I lost it when you told the guy " I have to go close the garage door that's open for no reason"! I love heating the rest of the world too!

[@vivianschwartfeger]

Those yankem ropes look amazing. Thanks so much for letting us all watch your daily life on the farm. I am eagerly waiting for a new video from you to see what's happening.

[@Baltigaming]

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[@charleskelbley385]

Watching you move your mower with the skid steer makes me feel normal. I'll put the forks on my JD 1025r and pick up my little JD RX75 mower, moving it from one shed to another so I don't have to make so many footsteps. I'm glad you found a good price on corn. My young boys enjoy watching your "tractor videos" with me, so I do appreciate new episodes. Thanks!

[@Baltigaming]

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[@RetnuhWehttam9753]

I would like you to know how much I appreciate the role you play in providing the content and on the challenges in farming…….but it might not mean much coming from just one person and i think there would be more people out there that also share the same opinion . There is a brotherhood between farmers……not only those farmers in America 🇺🇸, but all over the world 🌎 . You all have to endure the same struggles…..i mean the high’s and low’s when it comes to the cost of producing a given crop…..so as to recoup the money 💰 out lade and make a profit that would go into either maintenance on the machinery or upgrades to make them more efficient and bring down the running cost which would lead to a greater profit margin…..so keep the content coming Zack and don’t listen to those moronic back seat farmers who seem to know everything about farming and god bless both your self and family.

[@Baltigaming]

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[@MillennialFarmer]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@isaactrades]

Hey Zach, mechanic here. Your Peter coolant sensor on the bottom of the burp tank is likely on the fritz, which is likely why your truck keeps telling you to stop the engine. Sometimes you can clean them with electric parts cleaner. Otherwise they are fairly cheap, but to replace you'll want to drain the coolant first... unless you can move quick to switch those sensors. 13 gallons is usual with that engine if I recall correctly. As far as 99% of your stuff dying all the time, might be due to the private radios not being cut off from power supply when the truck is off. A simple toggle switch hooked into the supply line at the back of the radio should do the trick. Also one other recommendation, weld some wingnuts to the top of the bolts on the battery box. Helps tremendously if you dont have an impact.

[@maxtin8622]

SHEESH

[@danquirke443]

The sensors in these modern trucks are actually set to go off after minimal loss. It's very annoying.

[@Plyst3]

Wouldn't be a terrible idea to have a Positive lug on the frame rail either. We have that on our freightliners, granted them KWs may not have room for that. Same with the Pete.

[@jeffdrier4460]

@Plyst3 that Pete should already have the jump posts on it. Most trucks come with them now

[@Baltigaming]

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[@jickmccivy6327]

I feel your pain checking tire pressures, I worked heavy haul and have had 124 axels and 8 tires per axel hooked up that's just over 1000 tires to check before a heavy move , fun for days of work.

[@TATER693]

Zach, look into the “cat eye” tire pressure indicator system? We installed them on our cotton trailers last fall and they worked fantastic. Could check tire pressures in just a second!

[@belfast479]

Zack, it's great to see you back and doing well. Stay safe, enjoy the hot tub.

[@deadghost1964]

It's Zach

[@davekizerian]

I'm surprised a millennial would think to park a snow-covered lawn mower over a floor drain... :D

[@kdh1309]

But were you surprised a millennial tried to mow the lawn in a snow storm ? lol

[@chevyon37s]

* Some* of us millennials have are stuff together

[@MillennialFarmer]

It hurt, but I thought about it

[@frankleitzsey8500]

Enjoying u're content for a few years. Keep on setting the trolls off.

[@markreetz1001]

Don't be too impressed, he's had all winter to think about it.

[@howard5871]

I’ve been hoping that one of these times your “hey you okay?” turns into a oh hell! Hops up and runs off haha

[@SeanFerree]

Lol

[@bishop9598]

It is generally a real good idea to keep the tops of your batteries clean. WD-40 Specialist Fast Drying Contact Cleaner can act as a protective layer, applied on the poles and terminals of the car battery and successfully eliminate oil, deposits of grease, dirt and mud.

[@kenreese2791]

A tip on recaps . If you watch the tires on the front axle of your trailers when spinning around in a tight turn . The front axle tires drag sideway across the ground . If those tires are retreads , dragging sideways will peal the tread .For this reason only put retreads on the rear axle . On the tractor don't put retreads on the drive axle . I noticed your trailer has retreads on the front and new on the rear . I never had luck doing that .

[@patrickburgmeier7902]

Sorry but it's the rear axles that get drug sideways. The trailer or tractor for that matter, the front axle of the tandem axle, is the pivot point. On a tandem axle, the rear axle tires always wear out faster then the front axle tires by a ratio of at least 2 to 1.

[@kenreese2791]

@@patrickburgmeier7902 So if you stand by the trailer when it is making a sharp turn , the axle dragging the tires , don't put recaps there for obvious reason And drive wheels peal recaps in hot weather . If one axle wears tires faster that the other. It could be the axles are not lined up with the king pin .It is unbelievable how good a trailer rides with straight axles. Thanks for the reply .

[@patrickburgmeier7902]

@@kenreese2791 i know what you are saying about a super tight turn when the trailer and tractor are in a jackknifed position, yes the 2 axles are dragging. The front axle is dragging into the turn and the back axle is dragging away from the turn. And if you are on hot pavement, yes it is possible to peel retreads off. I wasn't referring to that instance tho. I waa referring to a gradual turn as found in normal highway driving. In these instances the front axle is the pivot axle and the back axle takes the brunt of the skidding. I don't run retreads because until they came out with dual tire equalization valves, the dual tires would heat up and pressurize at different rates. The inside tire being closer to the brake would be at a higher pressure than the outer one and cause separation of the retread and a tire blow out. Retreads are not worth the headache. Thank you for your reply.

[@kenreese2791]

@@patrickburgmeier7902 I used to recap my tires twice then sell the cores . A fleet of 45' and 48' dry vans hauling beer from Virginia to Long Island .

[@stephenhunter70]

@@patrickburgmeier7902 Especially if it's a tri-axle trailer.

[@todd0474]

I feel you about the truck not starting, mine didn't either this morning. Mine was a starter, then a big air leak. Somehow the washer inside next to the big rubber seal (pancake) broke off, and the bolt pushed a whole thru it. It's been a fun day....

[@Baltigaming]

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[@TheWilloughby2]

It's amazing how many people try and tell you what to do with something that isn't even theirs. #mowergate2022

[@Baltigaming]

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[@bradmeacham6982]

A recommendation... Use the "over/under" technique when coiling hoses (air, garden, etc.) or extension cords. This prevents all those looping kinks in the hose or extension cord when you pull it out for use.

[@timhurst1813]

Beat me to the punch. I 2nd this comment.

[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

When I was doing stagehand type work..I learned this quickly. Its not intuitive and not easy to teach but is the only way to coil cable and hose imo. I've wrapped literally miles of cable this way.

[@noahairsofting3768]

That mower caked in snow is the definition of a coldstart😂🤣😂

[@SeanFerree]

For real 😂😂

[@schafn]

Thanks Zach. I was having trouble getting to sleep at night with that poor lawnmower on my mind.

[@ronschmitt2495]

I love seeing how but hurt people get about other peoples machines and growing up in North Dakota close to where you are I know how one or two snows can burry almost everything specially the drifting snow. My parents have a semi pit on there 50x100 building that’s 30feet tall and have seen drifting snow reach the top of it. I know you don’t get the snow like you use too back in the late 70 to Late 80’S but you still get allot.Love the content keep up the great work👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 God Bless and Stay Safe

[@logpile1318]

Finally I can get some sleep not having to worry about that mower for the last couple months.

[@LawnTips]

That thumbnail had me stressin 😂

[@SeanFerree]

Same 😁😁😁😁

[@davidd2613]

Surprised you even bothered checking tires and oil since you leave that mower out in the snow.🤣🍻🤟

[@MillennialFarmer]

I did it for the video...!

[@mramseyISU]

@@MillennialFarmer doing it for the video takes on new meaning with all the porn spam that seems to be popping up in your video comments the last week or two.

[@nolansturn]

@@mramseyISU yes I swear I am the bot that reports those stupid things

[@deadghost1964]

@@nolansturn Me too, I just kept on reporting it until YT removed within 2 weeks

[@BKetch]

Wow you pumped this video out fast. Seems like you were just talking about the mower scandal yesterday.

[@jimlovesfarming6332]

“Someone is going to be sleeping in the garage tonight” it’s funny because Becky is the one who edits the videos and added that in 😂

[@SwannOG]

I know you do not have tons of content during this time period but want you to know when I see you have shoved up another video am on it as I enjoy your slightly comical down to earth presentation of all the aspects of farming and markets that you are servicing. Keep up the great work.

[@Farm_fab]

If you need an outside battery charger, you could make one with a pressure washer engine, and a 24v alternator. Some used on JD are not too expensive. The nice thing is that when it runs out of gas, it stops, and you can't overcharge the batteries. This could be a good thing to use if you have trouble with starting equipment in the field.

[@assassinlexx1993]

This how people here dry camp. You have to have the alternator converted to charge more then 5 amps. Like 40 amp charger

[@rochellklegstad3600]

Thanks for bringing us along! Appreciate it!

[@claytonmieras5881]

When your afraid the bolts won’t come loose so you bring out the big impact😂

[@SeanFerree]

😂😂😂😂

[@Woodys_Workshop]

Howdy Zack, I made my own tire pressure gauge many a year ago. I took a air tire chuck (w/male threads) added a coupler and bought a really nice gauge (back 50 years ago only about $10). I never bought a tire gauge again and I still use the original one I put together. I just put one small drop of 3 in I oil in it before and after every use and store it upright so it doesn't pool in the gauge. I have made several more since then, but they are probably all in storage waiting for their next owner. And I've noticed that you have, batteries going dead problem around the Farm. I have read on the power of the pyramid, though I've never took the time to look into it because I never had a problem with dead batteries. Have Jim weld up some 1/8" common steel into Pyramids (or just one to try) and place them on top of the battery. I forget what the ratio is between base and height (or degree of slop on the sides. Have to look that up, just check out the big 3 in Egypt. Not saying this will solve your problem because I have never done it, but it certainly is worth looking into. You must sit on a Strong N/S Magnetic Line for your batteries to drain in just a few days. A Pyramid might be the answer. Thanks for sharing your life. You have way more guts than I! But who wants to watch an old cripple man sitting at a computer 1/2 his waking hours? My Doing Days have passed and I'm retired just trying to enjoy my painfully Golden Years. Hope you will try the ideas, especially the tire gauge. I'm sure it will be worth your time.

[@deadghost1964]

Howdy, Johk.

[@dennislaughton1676]

2021 drought in western Canada, grain production was cut in half, our feedlots are buying a lot more corn from USA sources. Could be why you are hauling more corn right now.

[@pdrphil8159]

There was a serious drought in several U.S. states as well... Mt, Wyo, N Dakota , S Dakota , Nebraska , just to name a few.. I live in Tx , which is also several inches shy of rainfall... But, Iowa , Mn , had areas of great crops.. Which includes the Johnson farm.

[@johnking8679]

I certainly admire you, Zach !! I'm amazed at the awful conditions you have to work under !! ALL that snow !! Being an ex-Rhodesian from Africa and now living in San Diego, I can't imagine what it's like to live and work under those extreme weather conditions !!

[@joeloughmiller2189]

You probably already know this, but if you leave that mower a few more weeks, you can pick it up without having the move the snow first. Just saying...

[@johnbenson8769]

I work for a farmer who runs five trucks with pups. We describe tires by axle and tire from drivers side. Steering tires are 1 and 2. Next axle is 21-24 and so on.

[@rottmanthan]

i had a tire gauge that looks like that, it grew legs so i replaced it with a digital one.

[@Wi11duhbea5t]

That ice cube of a lawn mower killed me when you finally got it out of the bank haha

[@lstan444]

Glad you're feeling better Zach, love you're died animal jokes.

[@cmptrs4now]

You're not kicking it, your performing "Percussive Maintenance".

[@funandfixing2954]

Yeah I was one of the ones that thought who fucking cares about an old mower when you have a couple million worth of real machinery to watch after people get hung up on some of the dumbest things

[@craigwavra3495]

Zach, you are a giving person who should be appreciated!! Moving that mower in for us is first class man!! Enjoyed. Facebook trolls be damned!!

[@christopher20k]

Identifying something that may become a fire hazard /hazerd is the difference between a good worker/boss and a bad one Wish more people will think like that and work to that principle

[@QUIX4U]

Sadly - identifying it to then walk away (originally to go to another shed to get another charger) isn't all that sensible really - as the "fire hazard he talks of" could start as soon as you are gone - which is sad - as we get to see him ONLY disconnect it - as he has another (bigger charger) there beside him - thus surely he wasn't worried about a possible "fire" beside those fuel tanks on the truck eh by leaving the faulty charger connected.?

[@JohnR9965]

Trickle chargers need to be in the budget 🤣

[@YaM0MsAh03]

That laugh when you picked up the mower and started backing up with it😂😂

[@basementbanter366]

Should put some battery tenders on the trucks when your parking them

[@timdrouin475]

No kidding. Should be a channel sponsor.

[@tangovictor6505]

The hydros on the skid loader sounded like Peter Griffin laughing!!🤣

[@clkclkboom04]

Hey Zach. I would strongly recommend a extended hose air chuck that clips on to the valve stem. Refilling air (especially on a tire that has been ran low at all) can be a good way to do permanent damage to your ears. Sidewall gets weak from running low and they cant hold the new pressure and go kaboom. Don't ask me how I know. But i now have an air chuck with a 10' extension hose.

[@deadghost1964]

It's Zach

[@bartschmitz5521]

Always good to help the neighbors. Great camera angles and moving the ztrac was classic “gettteerrrrrr done”. I think there was a JD corn head sitting in the snow in one of the shots.

[@uppsalahazzemarkstedt2759]

Really nice episode, Zach and it can be pleasant to sleep under a warm cat also in the cold garage! ;D So hide the cat first, Becky! Haha!

[@Baltigaming]

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[@gregbromley152]

Thanks for the update Zach. Had a good laugh over the snowed in mower.

[@daniel_poore]

Zach - Have people really been giving you that much shit over what you do with your own equiptment!?!?! Thats absurd. ( As far as the mower or mini rzr being left outsite )

[@MillennialFarmer]

Not a ton, but some lol. Particularly on Facebook

[@daniel_poore]

@@MillennialFarmer freakin' people man...

[@whynot6981]

Almost 30 thousand views within a hour, so I guess I'm not the only one who looks forward seeing your new video.

[@ChastityFaye1]

Hey hope y’all having a great day 💙

[@officialmoai3107]

you too!

[@Waldohasaskit210]

"You take that little guy to the clinic" Ana: *starts teabagging him*

[@durgan5668]

Well deserved hot tub break. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@bryanhubner9848]

Thanks MFer and Mrs MFer for the video. Hope all is well.

[@jordanroberts1519]

As a groundskeeper, watching a skidloader pick up a snow covered $10k zero turn mower is absurdly hilarious to me. Probably because if it had been me, I'd have been fired. But hilarious to watch others do it, nonetheless.

[@TheMr9fingers]

Use to work for a Deere dealership was the welder and yard person use to move them with the forklift all the time

[@Carsongore]

Yeah I’m a tech at our Deere dealer we use the forklift to move non drivable machines all the time.

[@MatthiasSchulenburg]

After seeing the picture on facebook, I was sooo looking forward to this episode. And the lawnmower operation had me literally laughing out loud :-)

[@humancommodity1066]

I live in a farm community in southern Ontario Canada Eh? If you ate today thank a farmer. If you ate in piece thank a vet. I am totally addicted to your videos. Thanks

[@waterskiingfool]

You had a good run for awhile with no dead battery's. Screw the haters. You do a great job maintaining your stuff

[@tractorben]

Freakin Love IT! Never ceases to amaze how big a douche nozzle people act over shit that has nothing to do with them.

[@billr2996]

My god, its about time you brought that mower in!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for keeping the videos coming.

[@rydplrs71]

My last dog would catch mice under the snow, this one not so much. The cat even brings them in and gives them to him. The funniest thing was the cat brought him a tiny duckling I think because the dog loves squeaky toys. I spent all day looking for a duck family to return him to --- Every spring there are quite a few cheap mowers that were hit by snowplows. I don’t know who the idiots are, the mower owners or the plow drivers, although often they are the same.

[@Farm_fab]

I don't let my cats outside for that reason. I also don't want to see them hurt animals in their hunting endeavors. Cats are a non-native invasive species, and should not be allowed to roam the block.

[@Farm_fab]

Ohio turnpike hat a bunch of cars damaged by a snow plow driving too fast, causing windshields to collapse, and injure the occupants. The turnpike authority and the state police are investigating the employee worked there for 6 years.

[@rydplrs71]

@@Farm_fab the duck wasn’t even slightly injured, and the cat doesn’t injure what he catches in general, I have to deal with the mice when the cat catches them. He does fish though, and eat them.

[@rydplrs71]

@@Farm_fab I did see that video. The plow driver was going way to fast as I think even stopped cars would have been damaged. What I was talking about was people plowing driveways and actually crashing into mowers parked in locations that were a poor choice.

[@jasonmitchell2012]

2:30 Dead battery?? that's probably not going to 'shock' anyone!

[@danlindeke4039]

Look into"cats eye" visual on the tire gauge. Two hoses go from valve stems to clear window . If low,a solid black bar is visable.

[@jayhales3822]

My John Deere 717A Z-Trax is sitting in a snow bank. But I wish I had a heated shop for it like you do.

[@chancehenninger2409]

On the Peterbilt. If it has a paccar on the rear of the block passenger side there's 2 plastic coolant fittings that are prone to cracking and leaking. Replace fittings with brass

[@ohiofarmlife4020]

They got all pissed about your mower but don’t bat an eye at the thousands of them on dealer lots that look exactly the same! Funny it doesn’t hurt the value on the dealer lot either!

[@Morpheen999]

Dealers local to me in Canada, don't let lawn equipment sit outside in the Winter.. I sure don't wanna buy a mower thats sat in the snow all winter long

[@ohiofarmlife4020]

@@Morpheen999 lol I guess I always assumed a mower would still cut grass weather or not it sat out in the snow or not. Sitting out in the snow would probably be the least abusive part of a lot of mowers life’s lol

[@Morpheen999]

​@@ohiofarmlife4020 Oh sure it will.. but the extra moisture from cold to warm melting snow, to frozen ice cycles isn't going to help prolong the life of anything on the machine...If anything, its harder on stuff And if I'm spending a lot of money on a brand new piece of equipment obviously i want it in the best possible shape

[@-S-K-Miller]

"Quit staring at me" LMFAO

[@andyarmstrong5378]

Pro tip from a full time upstate ny truck driver keep a spare set of batteries on a pallet ready to go and swap them when they die they put the dead ones on the charger saves alot of time

[@iembalm3328]

Mower……. Are you ookkay?

[@jimwright5529]

I think "MowerGate" is a great chance to create a line of photographic art - "Minnesota Winter Photography by the actor whom plays the Millennial Farmer" - I also believe it would be a cool collector tshirt - no make that hoodie for the colder weather. Living in a colder climate it has been my experience that stuff breaks/doesn't want to run, usually right before a big snow storm - it is simply Murphy's Law, Corollary 1.2 and I quote: "If you are attempting to get all your equipment into storage before a storm of any kind, at least 1 piece of equipment will not cooperate". In all seriousness, many could learn from your attention to the servicing your equipment. Checking oil, tire pressures and "walk arounds" are not the most glamorous or fun jobs on the farm, but they keep your investments safe. Always enjoy your content!!

[@jamesc7526]

just found your channel. I'm up here in Alberta Canada so the whole 'mower left in the snow' thing is not really a big deal here but I have to admit that was funny to watch. I always enjoy seeing different farming operations and I am impressed by your set up.

[@briancarpenter8297]

I just installed my brand new mower deck on my 3 series JD in the middle of winter, because that's when it finally arrived. Moving pallets in the snow is tricky when your forks disappear and it's icy.

[@heartland96a]

On the house garage door open , there are closers that have timers so they will self close after 5 , 15 minutes or so . Some also have wifi remote control thru an app on your smart phone ,so if you need to check them when away from the house as well as battery back up if the power goes out

[@andrewennis3184]

He says quit staring at me! You looked first! I seen it Nothing like a snow storm and a hot tub!! Midwest Wisconsin guy here

[@keithmock963]

I see that you have 911 fuel treatment. Look at some test on fuel treatment. 911 has one of the worst lubricating abilities in a whole line of treatments. Just saying that there are better options in my opinion

[@leemarchant7191]

Local Deere dealer has some sitting out in the snow too. #mowergate2022 Can’t believe how much grief you’ve gotten. It’s just a silly lawn mower. Winter sometimes puts some stuff off until spring in snow country.

[@connybjorkbacka1609]

Ooh you cut the video a word too early at the end! I'm sure you meant to say "quit staring at me swan!" 😂

[@SeanFerree]

😁😁😂😂😂😂

[@butcherwoman3753]

We have the same zero turn mower. Lol! Same issue. It was a switch. Good grief. 😂

[@rodcappon6249]

Save LP in a heated Garage by putting a micro switch on the door that turns of the Furnace when the door is open. It just need to be added in the Thermostat circuit and it can pay for itself the time the doors stays open.

[@domination1985]

You need a master pressure gauge mounted to the shop wall to check the tire gauges and so you can adjust them if you unscrew them in the middle on top of the read out part is a screw to adjust them

[@zachhoefs9543]

I'm late to this video, but I saw your issue with the 579. I drove for a company that runs an all 579 fleet. Those coolant sensors are one of the most common failure points on those trucks. Sadly, it's the float inside the tank that goes bad usually. Which requires the whole tank assembly.

[@lbz4life534]

Here in Michigan only pulling 1 trailer is being half loaded, and for every one truck there's 42 tires.

[@budlvr]

1:00 I SENT THE TIRE GUAGE ! Your very welcome; may it outlast your expectations !

[@beckyumphrey2626]

@Martin Malone no you didn't I did

[@tompinnef6331]

Haha 'Your staring at me" nope thinking how much I miss having a hot tub. (ok it was next door... till they got camera's I could use it haha) Thanks for the video - hope the family and you are doing well. Looking forward to spring planting. Tired of sub zero weather and not much snow. My poor 13 hp blower is just waiting to be used. Where is our 12 inch snow storms this year???

[@7891ph]

I can hear it now; "How dare you abuse that poor lawn mower!!!!". All while you're focused on getting paid for eight to nine months of work so you can keep a multimillion dollar farming operation afloat. So many people don't realize that just one of the tires on the sprayer you moved out in the video is worth more than the lawnmower (more or less). Hey people!!! If push comes to shove, the lawnmower can become a wheel chock for a combine if it saves the harvest...

[@douglasdraheim4405]

Hey I just remembered my zero turns still outside by the field lol I'll go now and pick it up with the bucket and get it in ! Thanks for the reminder !!!

[@mathswiggen3638]

"i knoooow!" haha got me so good

[@pricekimbrough5310]

I just know got it when you said changing 200 like a dealer in a casino which I actually am in Mississippi. Watched twice before I heard it right lol

[@gromitNOR83]

Had a 1998 VW who always complained about missing antifreeze when it dropped to below -20 celsius (Thats -4 in freedom units). Think basically the sensor froze and when everything heated up it went away. Never used a drop of antifreeze in my time.

[@josephperault6168]

Thank God you finally got that mower in. I was up all night thinking about it. 🤣

[@WhiteBuffalo59]

Tire pressure gauges with a round gauge, analog or digital work best.

[@stanhensley3082]

Say a BIG THANK YOU to your mail carrier friend!! All of them are doing a lot of long hours getting our mail to all of us 🇺🇸. I think 🤔 the lawnmower say thanks too! Thanks 😊

[@jayelowdon9584]

It requires two hands to use , but use a compression tester gauge, adapted it to air line couplers, and use the tire fill chuck's to check tires. You can adapt to use straight on or use it with a hose . Check valve holds the pressure so you can read it .

[@johnbaumiller6049]

Awesome stuff with the lawnmower and skid steer! All of this content over a lawnmower sitting outside for a winter. Very funny. You and Mr. Tillage on same page. Love it. Keep up the great content Zach. Always interesting to see how your farm operates. John from South Dakota.

[@metzman454]

Have you ever thought about setting up one of your simply safe cameras up high on your grain dryer. So you can just go on the phone and check how full the trailer as you fill it up so you don't have to stand there in the cold.

[@karlshaw2870]

Spray some Lubricant on the springs above your garage door in the house and the shed. It stops them from binding and eventually snapping and makes them much quieter. From Karl at Garage door services limited way over here in New Zealand

[@johnstarnes5110]

We have less dead battery issues since we started blowing the dust off the tops. The dust must draw the batteries down?