Applicator Project Part 7: Finishing The Rear Hitch, Gauge Mount And Starting The Pump Mount

Down to the last little bit of fab work for the toolbar.

[@jrgenthomsen3841]

Thank You for sharing your story about the things you have learned from your dad, you are so lucky to have a dad like that and thank you for sharing your amazing work.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks.

[@prmcnamara]

Your metalworking skills are awesome, the stuff you can do is fun to watch and will definitely be great for your farming enterprise!

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks.

[@dennislamers986]

Its fun to watch your projects. My dad to taught me so much about all aspects of house rebuilding house. Jack of all trades master of none was his claim to fame. Worked in a papermill his whole life but always did side jobs to feed 9 kids.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

That’s a lot of mouths to feed.

[@chrisandert3174]

Your project is coming along nicely. Good story about how you learned from watching your Dad . It’s crazy the details we can remember from when we are little. I can remember vividly things I did growing up working with my dad and uncle. Thanks for the video.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Best way to learn it.

[@hughperkins707]

You honour your Dad by talking about him, it’s easy to tell that you are an honourable person just like him and your uncle.

[@scottmichaels2538]

Great story bout your dad, I also learned alot from my father & grandfather, growing up on our farm. That's where I learned alot about agronomy & running our high clearance sprayer. Although times have changed I still apply all that knowledge from times past & apply it to different things daily.

[@tca375]

Thank you for sharing the story.Those memories will never be forgotten.Not many of those type fathers these days.They could do it all!My father was one of those men.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

The world needs more of them.

[@markham6000]

Thanks for sharing your project progress. I appreciate your comments about learning from your Dad. Sometimes we don't give them enough credit.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

I wouldn’t know what to do without him.

[@davidkimmel4216]

Thank you for letting us watch you.

[@johnkissack5295]

That was such a good video and bonus explanation on your beginning of a great iron worker. Your explanation of your dad and uncle and learning from them shows you have a great honor for them both.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks

[@DonWelter]

Interesting commentary about your learning experience watching your Dad. Cherish the moment...lost my Dad when I was 20 yrs old. Still miss the time we spent together. Your applicator project is making good progress!!!

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

That’s way to young to go through losing a dad.

[@davidkimmel4216]

Lots of wonderful memories

[@farmingwithpeachy1123]

I have learnt quiet a few things over the past couple years of watching your videos and it has helped me gain a fair bit of knowledge doing stuff in the workshop.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

I do what I can.

[@michaelsheeder148]

Ethan, excellent job on fabricating as always, very interesting with your story with your dad it looks like you really learned a lot when you were growing up. It was interesting to hear where some of the equipment came from and how it was moved into the shop. Thanks Michael

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks.

[@bobsmith1814]

My dad was a diesel mechanic and master machinist at the company he worked for twenty five years.

[@bobbybischoff1453]

Great story... Love your channel man!!!

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks

[@jonathancrissinger2301]

Thanks for sharing this. You have learned well. I'll see you later.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks.

[@roadhogg1418]

I'm thinkin you learn more watching than you can ever learn by reading Farm Boy! And you've got a damned good teacher from what I can tell!!!

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

For sure.

[@earldoubet8062]

That's great that you watched n learned seams like both of you do the most important thing is listening two each other . Lost my dad a week before my 21 st birthday seamed like dad think on it repair it or rebuild. Grandpa was a machinist in the navy worked on aircraft in ww2 that where I learned it from . Remember give him a hug sometime life is short. From turkey creek farms be safe n thankful

[@richardmarshall8505]

If think a lot of use have learned a lot by watching and taking notes on how different processes are done, my dad was a tool maker by trade so spent a lot of weekends when younger watching and helping in his machine shop. Thanks to that I do save lot of money not having to use machine shops to build replacement parts on my machinery. Always a good video look forward to seeing the next one

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Good skills to have.

[@geraldharkness8830]

so loved hearing how you were with your dad learning how he did welding etc! pity more kids dont do that.i was close to my dad and went with him to his work!

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

It’s a good way to grow up.

[@billhenning9850]

sounds like the perfect childhood

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Yep

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good stuff Ethan very interesting talk about you and your dad enjoyed it alot.

[@marymartin-schreiber7678]

Just to let you know their is two companies that my husband orders stainless steel pipe fittings from one is USA BLUEBOOK and the other one is MC-MASTER CAR I believe they are located in ILLINOIS.

[@KCIREDERF10]

Do / Does your Dad thru his business have either a Mc master or a Granger account..?? We have both here at my shop. Handier than hell. Pricy yes, but they have most everything in stock and it's a next day ship to me. Applicator is progressing nicely. Nice little story about you and your Dad. Thanks for the post Ethan. Take care. Fred.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Yes.

[@jamespittman3365]

Your Dad is 1 in a million., and the apple didn't fall far from the tree.

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Thanks.

[@jimbradford818]

Hey Mate Love the vids I was just wondering why you put your white combine on tracks and what the second Oliver combine is for

[@larrymeyers6913]

Stainless is so had to machine! at work we work with 304 and 2205 Stainless for automotive parts for fuel rails and is a nightmare to work with

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Its definitely a chore to deal with. It’s not even fun to bend.

[@fishydubsfishing6516]

You forgot to tell us the grade of the stainless there's a few grades when it comes to stainless steel and I would've went to evil bay before I wouldn't made something like that because with my luck it definitely would've turn blue on me

[@Oliver66FarmBoy]

Because it wasn’t relevant information…. Duh. Good lord you’re annoying.

[@ronzezulka6646]

Hey Ethan,,seriously,,skill set!!! Just sayin,,