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[@bryanlloyd1099]

Nothing better than a Larson video!

[@gregstone1306]

There is that dump cart again that dougo said you wouldn't use much. Carry on.

[@richarddonovan8373]

Hi my name is Richard Donovan and I live in Australia gold Coast QLD and I love your video and you guys are so funny and allsome and you can turn that shed into a fuel shed with gas plump on the out side of the shed that way that your yard is open

[@robo1210]

That shed looks like a great place to store corn heads and drapers.

[@craigwadey2122]

It's on a hill with not much head room

[@robo1210]

@@craigwadey2122 the other end is level with the ground and he said it has 8ft ceilings. That’s plenty of height.

[@dmorgan28]

You guys are gettin er dun as usual. Looking good. 👍❤️

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video Chet😊

[@stacylovvorn-nf1db]

Always like Doug’s stories. Take every moment with him as a blessing. Looks like you found a good worker and loyal friend in Brody. God Bless

[@salmonhunter7414]

When you bought that dump trailer everyone said it wasn't worth it. I has come in very handy . You were right.

[@davidkimmel4216]

Another video without a dull moment. You guys have way too much fun. Thank You. Keep them coming 👍👍👍🤗😊🤗

[@buckman840]

Once you're all done with yard improvements, would love to see an opener with nice deep green corn or beans.

[@stever3145]

Yeah who needs a reminder that Winter is coming to the NORTH

[@sallydunbar1683]

Dumpy has proved to of been a great purchase. Great job, Chet! That vac is a beast! Thanks for another great vlog!

[@charlesmcdade9722]

Good show

[@CaryGuyer]

DOUGO is the BEST.......... BIG stick carrying back in the day 👍😎.... You guys are awesome.......

[@willyfindlay4398]

Love getting little bits of Larson history from your Dad when he talks about " back in the day.😊😊

[@kevinhawkins9574]

I love to hear all the stories that Dougo tell of days in the past just think of all the stories he will tell his grand children !!!

[@dogcreek8547]

Chet you sure played it right dragging home that ole Terex / Euclid dump bed. Made in Ohio of course. Nice!!

[@rustynail2205]

Chet, that shed could be used for seasonal small storage. Small wagons, snow blower, blades, wheels etc. Anything that can be brought in with a small tractor or with your mini fork lift. Almost need a door at each end, but the shed is too nice to take down.

[@marylee6153]

Relaxing on a Sunday morning with Larson Farms!😊

[@lstone.09]

Awesome video Chet. Keep up the good work. 🚜🚜🚜

[@sandraderby1628]

We put rubber snakes in our garages, barns and trees where we parked cars and it kept the birds away. Thanks for your videos.

[@brucerleech]

thank you

[@waterskiingfool]

The dunno cart and the vac are sure getting a workout this summer

[@fredericdelage1542]

Magnifique matériel et la démolition du béton 😊😮

[@danfinley3690]

Thanks for another cool video

[@Sportinjected919]

Love when Chet and Dougo mess around, you guys have an awesome relationship! At least on camera ;)

[@stevehaken]

Love the content. Always good to check in and see what you are working on!

[@cmpphilip]

Air wand, solution for two of today's problems, length of 1/2 inch pipe with ball valve coupled shop air to chase birds out of shop, also works with big vacuum to dig around utility lines. Air wand loosens dirt for the vacuum to suck up. Cheers

[@georgepauls4159]

Make the waterlines in regions, where you can shut off sections without affecting the whole system, then install ball valve shutoffs to reduce the back flow issues, on the electrical, put in bigger conduit or extra conduit so you can simply add a line when you need one vs digging again (even though the digging is fun!)

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Dougo and Amy. Your son is hilarious😅

[@pricekimbrough5310]

Number 18 on the likes board. What a Sunday.

[@MrTractor1983]

keep up the good work Chet and the team look forward to you videos here in the UK

[@andrewmonroe7440]

That old hog barn might be useful for backing the gooseneck flatbeds in to keep them out of the weather.

[@carriegrosenick6426]

Chet awesome video.

[@katiesipe239]

I really enjoy watching your content. Growing up on a 5th generation farm myself, makes me thing about all our "fun" projects! Keep up the great work!

[@Peace-Love-Hope-Faith]

Love the power meter inside the house

[@joesphbest3120]

AWAYS LIKE IT, You guys are my favorite, U always explane what your doing.

[@Deadeye-zr2kb]

Great job guys its always good to see progress thanks to Dougo for the history lesson keep um coming

[@matthewharrold9773]

Use a pressure washer, with the skid vac makes for easy digging

[@michaeldietsch3088]

You need to keep a couple tennis balls in the shop. Great bird motivators.

[@johnfristoe4256]

That freaking vac is amazing

[@chriscardoza9785]

Just a great day on the farm as always.

[@chadmark88]

I couldn't put up with those birds EITHER !!! My opinion on what to do with that shed is . . tear it DOWN . . you'll never get all the "pig stink" out of it. Being less than eight feet tall, it really limits it's use. With all the other BIG buildings you have, it doesn't look like you need it to store things in anyway, all the equipment seems to have "a home" and like you said, Chet - you could re-grade that area which would make it easier to get things in and out of that other building ( my two cents )

[@randyb1890]

I wonder if they could move it. I'm thinking the stink is in the concrete not the steel. Relocate to where you can have doors on both ends, new concrete and block walls 4 feet tall, then put the steel building on top. Instant 8' walls.

[@MyronHowley-op6rd]

I agree with the statement that a green flyover of the yard would help your opening. People would love to see your improvements.

[@MrTonyharrell]

That was really funny when you spooked Dougo in the basement. 😂

[@jeffsmulcer8904]

Chet u and ur dad have a great relationship. Great father and son duo.. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@garyallen1908]

That is an amazing cart. In

[@tomcleghorn4005]

Yard work is so fun!

[@Dave-0523]

Glad you redid your intro after the new bins install. But, into August and seeing snow covered not crop covered fields. Just isn't right, unless your farming snow.

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Chet Dougo Eric Broodie that was great enjoyed the explanations and that vac did a great job loved it thank you for sharing and your time was really great never miss a video and can't wait for next video thank you

[@Beradikals]

Had a dream about Brody last night. I know, I know. Get your mind out of the gutter. But he helped me change the strainer on my fuel pump. Thanks Brody.

[@shirleybewley6646]

Lololo I just got back from our family reunion. I was shocked to realize that there were No Fart Jokes! All weekend!!!

[@stevenkaras4562]

Doug on an excavator or backhoe is like a symphony conductor to the orchestra. Never sell your dump cart, Larson Farms will always be building.

[@steveneal2706]

awesome job guys. Thank you

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Good way to test your well. Must be a real good well to run the house and the shop and other outlets snd still have plenty of water. Good show guys. Good thing grandpa was not around. Got that concrete cleaned up good. Looks better. Working around that electric wiring and gas line can be touchy. Be careful. Know you all will do it right. That vac machine is really working good for you on all kinds of jobs. Good show Chet. You all had a busy couple days on these jobs. Busy busy times with all these jobs. Thanks for everything Larsons. Take care and be safe. Thanks. The Iowa Farm Boy.

[@durflinger92]

Remember when chet was the only one that wanted that dump cart

[@LarsonFarms]

I do lol

[@andrewl7467]

Farrowing barn, corn head and soybean head storage? Or get a electric pallet Jack and use it for chemical/seed storage

[@jasontom7278]

You guys need one of the raptor sound simulators for when you're not in the building.

[@Kersean]

That Vac is really earning its keep 😂

[@verdagarner5112]

Get one of those well testing things, that test how far down and how deep your well is. Great video guys I like the videos that shows the work your doing, and not so much face shots.

[@brianjahnke1079]

Barn should be the New head shed

[@tonto8069]

Dougo and demo just go together nicely.

[@dhansel4835]

What you guys need is a couple thousand ferial hogs. Here in South Texas we can send you all you want !

[@va3kbc]

Yup. The birds can be a real pain. I chased one around in my shop for a long time finally gave up. That’s when it finally flew out.😳

[@johnevans4015]

Get rid of the hog barn and use the material to put a roof over the grain pits. Fix two problems in one go 👍👍👍👍

[@mikewarren9850]

Construct an enclosed cement ramp from that building down to your chemical storage building. then at the other end of that building, cut into the embankment and pour sidewalls and create a truck dock. That way you won't have the muddy mess in the spring when you are trying to load and unload your chemicals. You would also benefit by having extra storage area for some of your equipment.

[@dennischristensen2167]

Great header shed

[@RoyceFriesen-ir1hl]

I want to see the fuel tanks painted. It would make a GREAT difference.

[@chrisgallagher3703]

Well done as always Fellas...that Vac is definitely awesome!!

[@shaneprice9901]

Quite useful dump bed y’all thought u might not need 👍🏽

[@justingreer1117]

22 with bird shot works great

[@chriskalajzic1152]

That old pig shed would make an excellent harvesting heads storage

[@joshuanicholsjr5327]

the work will never be done because to keep up you are always improving something great stuff god bless

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good job guys, never ending work on a farm.

[@jeepxj]

put in 2" around the yard for water line size. cost is minimally more and you dont have nearly the friction lost.

[@rileyanderson3907]

That old hog shed you should take it down and make into a drive way for your seed tenders and spray trailers

[@halloweenchainsawsforgoo]

dougo comes in like wrecking ball lol

[@teaches2010]

I'm gonna guess you are keeping the skid vac!! ❤❤

[@sandyratcliffe5621]

Your other hog building is recently repurposed to hold seed and chemical and works well, its very likely your going to be farming more acres each year and will need more seed and more chemical, more storage space. my thought is that you could repurpose that barn for seed tote storage only and the other barn is chemical only ? Would suit a one door barn as you can place totes based on hybrid maturity maybe? Idk, you guys are awesome!

[@BruceBergman]

Plant Boysenberry, a cross of blackberries and raspberries. Walter Knott made them famous. 😊

[@scootersl]

Wipe out the hog barn and lower the ground height and you have a nice place for bulk dry fert bins

[@randyb1890]

Run at least 1-1/4" water line, the longer the line and the more elbows and fittings you add in reduce the flow. You can always add in a restrictor to limit the maximum flow if by chance you do end up out-flowing the well.

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

The county is doing a major road project near me and the utility companies sure used the big vacuum trucks a lot around the big junction boxes

[@susanstaples-4761]

Happy birthday dougo 😊

[@booneblackmon7749]

To help dig hard dirt bring a pressure washer and cut dirt loose and vacuum the mud up. Hydro excavation works great

[@nathanluepke3727]

One idea for that shed would be to make it a shed to store the gooseneck trailers in

[@lesterbainer7914]

Thought for sure that Chet was gonna take a Bird 💩bomb when he looked up!

[@317lawnboy]

The O ring was an extra for the water filter.

[@Delbert127]

I would love to see some footage of some crop dusting with that fungicide those pilots are certainly on a different page as far as getting it done. Thank Great Content as always.

[@tonydencklau967]

Skid is impressive

[@William33-c3u]

You could store your headers in that shed

[@andrewsaunders8252]

Use a power washer and the vac, makes it much faster!

[@richarddonovan8373]

Hi my name is Richard Donovan and I live in Australia gold Coast QLD and I love your video and you guys are so funny and allsome and can turn the shed into your fuel shed with gas plump on the out side it will open up your yard

[@glennspreeman1634]

Skid vac is impressive 😅

[@dancarter8400]

Birds typically do not like lasers. You can usually use them to annoy the birds.

[@mistergoud946]

Larson s are the best

[@tommcguire6081]

Good job guys

[@flatheadV8]

You need another isolate valve on the waterline. I expect you will know that a 1.5 inch water pipe delivers much more than double the volume compared with the 3/4 inch, depending upon the pressure. ( just saying because some viewers might not know that)😊 Take down the hog barn, the smell will always linger in it. Build a usable new barn, maybe even consider photovoltaic panels on the roof.

[@olenilsen4660]

Double diametre means 4x the volume, but there is also the hydrodynamics, that allows more flow towards the centre of the pipe, or rather, the water would like to stick to the walls, so there is some drag involved. The bigger the pipe, the less drag in % of the area.

[@ryanbachman9227]

Use your old hog barn to store all your smaller stuff like your skid load attachments and pumps that take up room in your other sheds. The stuff you won’t use until spring. Just a suggestion. Great videos god bless

[@StephenFranzen-z2n]

If power vac can handle water use power washer to break up compacted soil then vacuum out ditch or hole.

[@dominicdahlheimer6861]

Martin could always clean up behind the birds IF they poop on the floor!

[@andrewsrepair1779]

Make a header shed!