Oh Deere...We Got A New Tractor!

[@kathyusa-iowa5137]

In the early tractor wars... We had an old Alis-Chalmers. Orange. That was the tractor we "learned on". It had a hand clutch. We were so young when we started driving it that we had to stand up to reach the clutch arm. We'd use it to pick up rocks. Especially on the hilly ground. Driving that manual transmission when you're only ~ 8 yrs old was quite a task!

[@icuinthelight]

Thank you and ALL your family for your hard work!

[@veracruzb]

You Rock Daddy Cornstar. You got some Awesome Boys. It's cool seeing a hard-working family 😊 Blessings to you All

[@lukedesselle2491]

Any piece of equipment is nice when it's new there's no better feeling then having a big job to do and have a nice new piece of equipment to do it with, Coop is a young hard working guy that tractor would be a good investment for him and it's a really good size it's big enough to use in the field and around the shop with a loader on it, best of wishes for Coop and his hay bussiness!!

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Same here when I was a boy cutting hay with a JD 4440 with no cab. It had a canvas umbrella over the seat which was luxury back then. One the left rear fender was an old beat up radio, AM only with a 4" corroded speaker. You were intimately involved in the bailing process. No separation between you and the cacophony around you. Once the bailer got a bail ready, it shot out the back like a mortar and the guys on the wagon stacked them. From sun up to sun down. I filled up in the morning and that evening it was bone dry. All for $1.25 per hour. But for a 10 year old in the 70's, that was BIG money.

[@johnirwin1837]

Cut hay with a 1949 Oliver 88. Raked with a 1939 Oliver 70 or the 88. Baled with the 88. No pay, but got eat for the day. YEA!!!!

[@davestfx8249]

Thanks cole Learned something very important from your upf clothing . It peaked my interest so i looked into the sun protective clothing your wearing. Never realized such a valuable safety product was available. Its limits uv ray exposure for your skin but it still is breathable/comfortable Ended up ordering some upf protective clothing for my step son who is working outside all day, in his summer job.

[@joyceschneider8377]

Sorry for your family's lose of Grandpa John. Thankful he crossed in his sleep. Prayers and hugs to you all.

[@danfinley3690]

Thanks for another awesome video yea Daddy cornstar is pretty darn proud of his boys so awesome to see god bless

[@jerryduhon1075]

JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT VIDEOS AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL IN ALL THINGS. MUCH LOVE TO ALL OF YOU

[@americaneclectic]

When Cooper was mowing, my nose could smell the cut grass! Wonderful smells of summer!

[@sunnyqzado3455]

I know what you mean. I even sneezed.

[@timothymatson3318]

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[@scottmaass4329]

YOU SO DESERVE THIS COOPER!!! And yes bring back old intro. 😀

[@michaelanderson5313]

That pup is absolutely adorable! You need to keep him/her in the video more often. Please which I know you are safe with that cutie of a pup.

[@markbuilt]

The boys took what you and your Dad taught them and ran with it . You did a great job Daddy Cornstar . Wishing you a good growing season and productive year , be safe

[@pdmustgtd1013]

No sickle bar cutter LOL. Watched grandpa use sickle bar and use old Allis Chalmers small round baler.

[@TheMegaross91]

Just wanted to thank you for the Right now I'm 4 days into rennovating the 1900 terraced house I just moved into and I'm doing all the work myself in around working full time. Your videos have been an inspiration into just diving in and getting it done, doing it right - aint nothing to it but to do it as they say.

[@karentwining9490]

When I’m facing something I don’t want to do I say Cole’s words if wisdom too “ain’t nothing to it but to do it”

[@deannamarie4149]

I am from Michigan and live in Michigan now. Most people don't know what an attic is. When I lived in St Louis Missouri. An attic fan was definitely a plus!

[@burtzorn4059]

Nice rig Cooper , should be a fun summer for your hay business. You might hooked on that John Deere Your guys crops are looking good

[@jeffhack6839]

Good for you Coop. We that eat beef need guys like YOU!!!!

[@yeahboiii6640]

Good job as always guys. Glad to see the corn is coming along nicely. Also nice to see some companies giving some demo hours to Coop!

[@randygalloway618]

I used to cut hay with an old mule sickle bar mower converted to run behind a tractor. It was ground driven. I worked well for its time and the cost (think Daddy bought it for 100 bucks). Your new mower /tractor combo runs at warp speed comparatively. That was some pretty rank grass you were going through and it didn't look like the tractor bogged down at all. Great to see!

[@kevinashby3784]

The attic fan we pulled out of my parents house is 4 ft in diameter. It was installed in the late 1950s and it’s in my garage as a shop fan. All I did was replace the belt.

[@SctyGrpPowers]

Boy oh boy is that little rascal growing up fast. He was just a little tyke you could hold in one hand now it take two plus!

[@janetscott5252]

DC brought a memory back, my Grandad used to say "there's the right way, the wrong way & the Damewood way", which was his way!!! Raised 7 girls during the depression, lost their farm their then unloaded whole train cars of coal for 50 cents and worked any job he could. he was our hero!!!

[@johnturner2175]

Attic fan great idea anything above 125 degrees in the attic can subtract 5 years off of a 20 year shingle. If you ever drive in a neighborhood look at the roofs if you see shingles that are curling you know the attic is over 125 and has been for number of years.

[@angelia1971]

Love attic fans! Had one growing up since we didn’t have AC. It made the curtains stand out it pulled so much air in. Good times!

[@mommacs6159]

They do an amazing job!

[@davidcribbs367]

Except on the occasion when your standing underneath it and turn it on and a dead bat or squirrel falls on you

[@CurrentChoices]

fire hazard too

[@jasonborron5414]

I always loved putting up hay. If Cooper likes the conditioner he should look at a center pivot. We used one for years on our farm. Make 6 rounds to open the field, then back and forth. You don't have to section off the field and drive in circles all day. He will love the conditioner, as he said it will cut at least a day off the cure time. I've actually seen times where we could mow in the morning and bale in the afternoon.

[@kevinjohnson5214]

Good video guys, just the finance and logistics, and weather adversaries you go through year in and year out you gotta love the lifestyle you can't take a year off just keep on keeping on. In a few years the equipment will be obsolete on and on and on the storm damage must be disheartening, keep up the good work thanks so much for sharing your life and times with us all. Greetings from east central Minnesota.

[@cindyconnour446]

Thank you, Gary, from Vanwall Equipment for the mower demo!

[@kenjd57]

Cannot stop watching you smiling while you work on all of the different projects as your day unfolds. 😎

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Love all the many different things. And August

[@GoBearstyJpyn]

Nice tractor,, praying for great growing season and harvest.

[@mrsdig57]

Copper it's nice that you have a new piece of equipment to try. Which one you go with I'm sure you will make the decision that's right for you. Love to the family!

[@schafn]

Having learned to mow hay with a sickle mower it is amazing how nice a disc mower is. You don't have to worry about gopher mounds and you can run over your wind rows with the mower and not worry about plugging up the sickle bar. With a sickle mower you always had to use some finesse when you got to that last 3 or 4 feet in the middle of the field to get it mowed without plugging up the sickle. Now we can just keep the mower on the ground and run the cut hay through it. Plus you can pretty much go as fast as you want to, depending on how rough the field is.

[@Angieboyd11]

I like that Cooper gets to demo a tractor and mower. That is awesome. We will see after 50 hrs of he is sold on the power of green.

[@user-hm5nn9pk8n]

Do JD still fabricate mowers themselves ? This one looks just like my neighbours Kuhn mower only painted green.

[@Ricphil]

:) There's something Zen like about mowing, rakeing and baleing hay. I could watch that process a lot and not grow tired of it. Go figure . . .

[@territ1231]

Good seeing you trying something new. Or new to you.

[@billpotmesil]

Attic fans are great! Really cool the house and reduce cooling load.

[@mommacs6159]

We agree!

[@TinMan0555]

Y’all know this part already ……. Any new equipment is a big treat. But, along with the quiet cab, smooth ride and faster crop processing (all good stuff 👍🏻) comes the INABILITY to perform much of your own otherwise minor maintenance. Until the Right To Repair things get sorted out you will be at the mercy of that parent company for all manner of minor issues that will (over time) pop up, usually in the middle of the field (when your trying to beat a storm or make a deadline) when you’ll be required to call a service tech even to clear a code or reset/replace a minor sensor. A fix/repair that (up until the recent past) you would have been able to do yourself. The siren song of all this new technology comes with a caution……….great video as always. 👍🏻

[@stevewest5395]

That tractor was made 1/2 mile from where i live in Georgia. Pretty cool to see one being used.

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Go Dawgs.

[@TheDumpTrailerGuyLLC]

pumped to see new opportunities for your farm with great companies! a loader for the front would be awesome to moving bales.

[@NashVt90]

DC would it be easier to use a shop vac to get the remaining seeds out of the planter? I have seen other farmers do that in KZbin videos and it seemed to be less hassle. It was nice seeing Cole start that truck with the chemicals on that new gravel driveway, no getting stuck in the mud anymore! Nice to see that after all the cleanup of the property you are getting the improvements done that will make things more efficient too.

[@ronss1]

wish we had a mower like that when i was on the farm, we had a lot of hay because we raised 1000 head of cattle for slaugher each year....we had a john mower....allways got plugged up by the gopher mounds..and whatever eles that would plug it up

[@rhondaskipper64]

I love the smell of fresh cut grass (hay) 🤗

[@oldthudman]

In 1953ish we bought a new house in Spring Branch (Houston) area......Had an attic fan and it was great......Air Conditioning was not common in houses until the late sixties......

[@Morerhapsody]

You guys make me happy 😊

[@denniscarte6564]

I pulled a Daddy Cornstar , last weekend. Broke the window out of my tractor. I am going to try bale some hay with Allis Chambers little round baler, this year.

[@mommacs6159]

Oh nooooo ……

[@denniscarte6564]

@@mommacs6159 yes ,I did

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great job spraying Cole

[@earlhollar1906]

4:22 " let's see what we can break", now there's a goal. that sunroof's really nice when you put a front end loader on there.

[@marshalloutdoors1791]

Nice equipment for hay. Good choice in color! We ran a 14ft mower conditioner it was Case we broke the shaft to pto almost every time used.

[@lsucody3687]

Round bails in Houston are going for 150 a roll. End of summer 200 because we have had a 3 month drought. Zero rain our hay fields yielded 25 percent of last year

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Oh wow. That’s not good! Hopefully you get some rain soon.

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Thanks for sharing!

[@cathiwim]

Its important to have hay! Good for Cooper! ! I like his initiative!

[@pamalvestad3848]

We have done much business with Van Wall John Deere with great service department, parts counter and several considerate sales reps. This will take your hay crop to a new level.

[@charlesstarlin6354]

Awesome always guys thanks 👍

[@debbiemcallister7093]

I like the new version of pit vipers Cole is wearing.

[@USN_Ret-]

Our attic fan was about five feet tall. We use to crawl thru it to get in the attic.

[@garyprice8490]

Thank you for your service!!

[@vonniek347]

Auggie looks so cuddly and huggable!

[@mommacs6159]

He is 💙

[@sledguy02]

Dish washer works wonders for parts I use mine ro wash my atv and snowmobile clutches and belts

[@seanobyrne6481]

What a wonderful American father, God bless you!

[@conniestevens5251]

I love your channel. You and your family are the best

[@Dogpound819]

JD tractor sure is smooth and quiet. DC said hay was damp but the hay mower had no problem throwing it quite a ways.

[@nathanarn9128]

I have a customer that puts a 1/2 cup of graphite seed lubricant in his white planter boxes. It keeps the plates clean. Hang on to your white planters. It's hard to compare them to the tech we have available now but they still get the job done.

[@denisemanley5318]

Nice to see your new 🚜 and catching up with what’s going on in the field.

[@vinnypinatelli221]

I spray pre emergent on bare ground, and I have a wind day tomorrow! we are supposed to get 30+ also up to 15 is ok for us when we boom and hand spraying is ok up to 20 but no more than that!!!

[@evabryan1209]

Daddy Cornstar, I think you have a great idea about using a dishwasher in the Man Cave for cleaning tractor parts. My son used his dishwasher in the military for some of his gear. It worked out great for him !

[@williamgarry2635]

I see that central Iowa is like Missouri in the summer. I like to call summertime in the region the “annual heat & humidity competition: where every day we see which one will be higher, the heat or the humidity…”

[@tomvichlach8038]

that green tractor looks good on you guys. DC I grew up on a 630 and a 520 so I know just where your coming from. love to hear them old 2 lungers

[@randallbyrd1973]

Very nice tractor and mower Very awesome video thank you for sharing

[@dalegereaux1863]

That must be rewarding to have a new Alfalfa crop on the "reclaimed land" by the new bin site. Remind me again, who got that all cleaned up ? 😏😉

[@thepubliceye]

Red, green, or blue are all good so in the end, it's the local dealer that makes the difference.

[@blakestoeffler5268]

mullet got some new help.. love to see it.

[@carolinel2079]

so satisfying and interesting watching you guys!!! always amazes me how much you do and get done!!

[@ronss1]

we had ih 560,s , 2 of them,,,then put a blower on one and blew the head gastket...the next year we bought ih806....it was a nice tractor....then my dad passed on, we moved off farm...i drove a 4020 the next year helping a farmer..seem small compared to the 806,,,,,but i could see why john deer sold a ton of them...nice tractor

[@judycrosetti7292]

Great video…all working hard…good to see Goldilocks and Augie is adorable.

[@NevadaFarms]

Nice tractor! How many people do you think would enjoy a time laps video of the corn growing? I have always wanted to watch a lapse of corn with the sound. I heard that corn grows fast and it makes noise as it grows. Am I the only one asking about this? Or are their others interested as well?

[@DanielHoevener]

@jim brewer do you mean muggy, as in like humid?

[@JL-yl8gd]

I think it Would be really hard to Timelapse sound

[@NevadaFarms]

@@JL-yl8gd the sound would need to be dubbed in threw editing

[@MV-tw9ku]

@@DanielHoevener Yes. Muggy means humid.

[@joegotz1971]

The corn squeaks as it grows.

[@terrystephens1102]

Great job, guys, the new tractor and hay cutter look really smooth 😁👌👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Cole the Corn Star and Daddy Corn Star also Cooper

[@jerridavis6462]

Cooper has really trimmed up. August is the cutest!

[@relevant.c5411]

u can always paint it red. :) i think its great Cooper is doing hay especially now that its a seriously needed commodity and prices have jumped and will continue to climb. He is moving right along mowing it down. i just had to have my attic fan fixed, mine was the pin set-it was loose. no ac here just in a bedroom window and we have already hit 'feels like' 105 here in MI and it's not even July. We have never hit that high in the 50 yrs i been living here. Love my attic fan!!

[@mommacs6159]

It makes a huge difference ! We also only have window AC… but I’m grateful when we need it!

[@trogdor8764]

Legend has it Cooper is still mowing to this day

[@kopenhagenkid]

Nice looking tractor and disc bine Cooper

[@churlburt8485]

I like the wind turbines, always a help when farming

[@TXMEDRGR]

My 92-year-old Dad loves cutting grass on his old John Deere tractor, I wish he had such a nice tractor.

[@fayeashcroft7066]

I love ❤️ the 6430 john deere with forks that you can lift up when you bale the hay Great all rounder that you can use instead of buying a bobcat Also bucket and grapple implements make it fantastic to multitask jobs Love ❤️ the episode Cheers 🥂 Australia 🇦🇺 🦘🦘🦘🌽🌽🚜🚜🚜😻

[@danielholloman7087]

The new DaddyCornstar Quotes to live by “ Nothing like puttin a little bit more than a lot on there!”Now that’s a t shirt. Love that guy!

[@gregcatlett1458]

Nice green paint 🤫🤫. Thanks again MEN.

[@Nobody-Nowhere-USA]

Like the new video entry’s! Much better!

[@stanhensley3082]

Green is good!! Thanks 😊

[@davemcdonald9098]

Things have changed allot, haven't they Daddy Cornstar, I remember the "good old days" too. Still itch when I think of it. Thanks for the memories and the unique videos.

[@Highlanddragon]

By the time my parts come in for my John Deere rider I'm gonna need that hay mower to mow my yard.

[@RODZILLA65]

Going "Green" Cooper. I loved my My 85hp closed cab. Is was not an M. That would have been another 4 grand for 69 acres. It was 4x4 and I had a bunch of attachments. I was about to buy a round bailer and rake and the Oil market CRASHED.

[@russupsidedowntopbottom955]

for emptying them bins you can rig up a shop vac lid to trash can it would save on the spillage. Just a idea

[@natevanlandingham1945]

Wow look at how tall that grass is!! Must make a ton of bale's per acre!! Around here they cut hay 1/3-1/2 that tall!

[@dennislamers986]

Good looking deere. The puppy is a handsome one. D.C. loves cleaning stuff.

[@justingizinski1348]

"E" is JD's economy trim class "M" Is the medium trim class "R" is the high end "row crop" class Love the 6170R we run for haying some issue with the IVT electronics on the trans but I think part of it was the tractor was abused the first part of its life before we got it. Otherwise it's a solid tractor and very comfortable to run for multiple days on end

[@thomasmills5031]

Love the video of your farm

[@Texasishot105]

My Mom always said about corn 🌽 knee high by the 4th of July...🎉🥳

[@loisgustafson1558]

I once heard it was to be knee-high when you're on a horse by the fourth. Ron

[@randalllaue4042]

As an elephant’s eye....

[@timmywarren2349]

Very good video 👍 👍

[@thomasyerbey337]

Great video Cole and DC and Cooper 🇺🇲

[@H2Ocritter]

That’s a nice tractor!