Steer Weights Are In! Grassfed Steers Performance Numbers

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[@shawndugay4089]

When these cars sit, the fuel evaporates from the bowl. What you have described is very normal. You can replace your fuel pump with an electric and then it will force priming when you turn the key.

[@glennrollins8422]

We enjoy every episode. A weekly sit down with us isn't necessary. Daily chores as they change every day is what we like.😊

[@jennifershephard4708]

Love the videos too but I sure enjoy visiting with Tyler on the live stream. It’s like sitting down with a friend .

[@rhondamitchell5892]

I think everyone in here has to give you the farmer of the year completeing all your jobs by your self .😊😊😊😊😊

[@johnking8679]

Hats off to you, Farmer Tyler - all done singlehandedly !! Another enjoyable episode !! Where were the dogs, today ?

[@barbarakrall1184]

I am just learning about farming. Have to say, I just love that at your place, everything isn't brand new. It shows what you can do with older equipment. Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@robertensign8786]

I tend to throw some nice alfalfa hay scattered in my trailer when attempting to load cattle in situations like that. I works almost every time. Good job and those steers and weights are incredible

[@Kat-uu4jc]

Can agree, bribery works most of the time!

[@OZARKMEL]

"Cow math"...gotta love it! The boys look great, nice!

[@anneoreilly4900]

I was wondering if we’d see your dad. I respect his choice. Always nice to have someone to rely on and for you to recognize the dangers. I loved seeing the struggles - keeps ranching real for us sofa ranchers.

[@barbaraberrier8840]

Loved Buddy's welcome home call. Steers with white patch faces are still my favorite. Glad your dad could help, was hoping he'd allow himself to be on camera. Have a great day. Looking forward to the new chute placement.

[@ardurbin2]

Tyler, you are blessed to have your Dad so close for a extra hand when needed.

[@alisciamarotta3888]

And vice-versa 😊, Tyler helps with his dad's orchard .

[@donnakytle6595]

Tyler ,you and your family are hard working farmers appreciate you so much,wish we had taken over my grandparents farm.

[@billb4631]

Well done, friend! Greetings from Florida. Retired USAF/DIA. Love your channel, Pal! All aspects. Your daily life is very comparable to my early youth. Keep the vids comin'!!👍

[@gregedmand9939]

After the trouble they gave you loading, it was great to see how well the Boys unloaded from your stuck trailer. They seemed on best behaviour for their weigh-in and getting them into their accommodations.

[@patriciabeyer8029]

Dad to the rescue. Have a good day 😊

[@katieharvey2452]

Those are some nice looking steers!!

[@deb283028]

Well, you had quite the day. Things don’t always go according to plan. Stuck truck in a ditch, that was something new. How exciting that this year’s data will help you make decisions moving forward. Bet you can’t wait to get that Arrowquip set up. You are going to love it!!!!

[@maryruss9349]

It looks like Buddy was saying ( welcome home boys ) lol ...They all looked good

[@colreb7149]

The dodge, I told you a while back, dodges should come with a trailer hitch on each end, you never know if you will be pushing, or pulling it. 😂 I told you this one time, but I’m going to tell you again because I love funny stories. I went fishing with a buddy one time, we went in his dodge, I asked him if he had a newspaper, he asked me if I was going to read the news on the way to the lake, I told him no, I was going to hide my face so nobody would see me in a dodge. Good luck.

[@JC-uq5gi]

Man...those are nice looking beeves. And I was runner-up state champion livestock judge twice. Beautiful steers Tyler. Nice job man!

[@user-ij1mr6ox3r]

Good Evening, Tyler, Callie and Belly! Old Truck! Great old Flat! StockTrailer! The Steers! Steer Pasture! Make-Shift Corral! The Panel! Finally in the Trailer! Homeward Bound! Couple Panels! Hello, Boys! You’re Home! Stuck Truck! The Scale! Last time with old Shut! Weighing! Processing soon! Straight to the Hay Feeder! Seven Steers! Heaviest Steer: 1400pounds! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hattiecolley54]

Great Work Tyler. Glad to know that ur Father is there to Help when U need him, which is Rare. The Cows r looking Good and Healthy. I am Impressed, Keep it Pushing!

[@alisciamarotta3888]

And vice-versa 😊, Tyler helps him with the orchard.

[@cindymcmurray6879]

I look at cow patures different after watching ur videos. I'm from Missouri. I enjoy all ur videos.

[@cadenlear4644]

Those steers look amazing! Shows what good feed does!

[@allysonh6410]

Buddy❤ saying hello 😂❤ Great job trying each task done! Tfs

[@udbkaunisto5159]

Thanks for the Buddy shot. However, I would play a "Where's Buddy (Waldo)" game when he would be out to pasture with the gang. I like Buddy's close-up shots. "I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. Deville." 🐮

[@deanm375]

Really enjoyed this one. I appreciate that you included the truck getting stuck and you aren't afraid to show your mishaps. Just glad the truck wasn't severely damaged. Easily could have bent a frame or axle with all that weight torqueing on the bed. Also happy to see you get your final numbers on this batch of steers.

[@PatricesProjects]

When you were backing the trailer, I was cringing. I saw that mud and the lush grass and I knew it was bad news. Thanks Tyler's dad. The steers are looking great. I am going to start building some cabinets and a little workshop in my garage. I have already planned on including an upright freezer in the hopes of filling it with good quality meats. Hopefully a quarter of a steer. 😉

[@reinagaura6380]

Tyler can't wait to see the new shoot it's got a lot of new features on it I'm sure it's going to make your life a lot easier

[@shadowlord5574]

Excellent video. If you made a 5 hour video I would enjoy every minute. Always look forward to the next one.

[@davidbaillie2087]

Steers looked great Tyler. I am a big grass fed person and those are great numbers to build on.

[@user-el5zz2ot1n]

If you mix oil in the gas the problem may be solved .. if it doesn't solve that problem it will at least make your truck last longer and run better .. Start with a couple ounces per gallon each time you fuel and go up from there until it starts to smoke then just put a little less in each time .. Probably the two ounces will do the trick .. This truck was not made to run on the new sulphur free dry fuel .. Works very well in old tractors and lawn mowers and diesel engines ... Anything without a O2 sensor should have the oil put in .. Just a suggestion .. I have been doing it for 30 years or so ... and it works ..

[@liljoeii6091]

Can't wait to see you when you put up your new shoot THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

[@bethwatts5527]

Good or bad you always seem calm take everything in stride. It’s nice to see you’re so good to your animals I love these videos I don’t watch butchering or anything like that I know that’s part of it and I love steak etc but I just can’t watch that but I love the rest

[@theavandenberg6876]

Yeah I know from experience on our own farm long ago...sometimes they just don't feel the need to be cooperative.

[@cathy8070]

I’m looking forward to watching you set up your new bright shiny shoot 🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦

[@randycharest4507]

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO TYLER 😊

[@hastyhillfarm]

Iv read that cows have such good memories that many can remember the spot they were born.

[@jennifershephard4708]

Another great video. Glad someone was able to help with the Dodge. Your dad’s sure nice to help you out but that’s what dads do! Sorry to see the old chute go, but excited to see the new chute in action.

[@alisciamarotta3888]

Tyler helps his dad with the orchard. 😊

[@user-xh6hu2zi1e]

Hey Tyler, what you should do is put a clear fuel filter right before the carburetor so you know you’re getting gas up to it. Also, Textron by Chevron fuel additive is great to pour down the throat of the carburetor while you throttle up by hand. This should clear out anything in your carburetor, good luck keep up the great work.

[@Rdrake1413]

I have an old 1986 Dodge W150. I don't drive it on the road anymore, but I still start it up once a week and drive it around the farm. If it sits for a long time it has the same issues. Still like the old feed in a bucket trick to get cows to go where I want them.

[@marciaolson4878]

Hi FT! No matter what, you always make it work! One of those days once in awhile is normal! Great vid!!!❤❤❤

[@nadeenflynn9673]

Steers look fantastic!

[@robertsimmons3556]

Couple things, The old Dodge was just tired from doing all those pasture burnouts and needed a little rest!!.. I would look for a leak in the supply line to the carburetor...that is likely where you are loosing your prime....given the trucks age....LOL Great to have the steer data, I don't thing your cohort is to small. You will have long range data given the way you have designed your study and this really is just a pilot study!! Great job, glad you Dad was around!!

[@danrose3233]

I would use a crowding gate/panel on the steers to keep giving them less and less pen area so they go into the trailer. If they have the whole open pen they give you that look like they want to turn back towards you which could be dangerous.

[@michaelmonday418]

The best thing to do with an old carburetor is to invest in a new one. You develop vacuum leaks around the shafts over time and other things that can't be fixed with a carb kit. Also, when you have a vehicle, you don't use much. Always add some Stable to the gas to keep it from turning to varnish.

[@lloydmullins2117]

Tyler, those are some really nice steers.

[@freds3391]

Tyler, if you haven’t already, you should make up an excel spreadsheet and import your data. You can segregate by year and accrue each year’s data. You can even setup charts to graph and visualize your data. You can even create an aggregate calculation to add data from all years to increase your sample size.

[@JoTa8389-gu9vi]

That was a good looking group of steers, yeah like some others had advised turn the truck motor over and pump the gas pedal some only take 2-3 pumps some take more.

[@dougallmcmillan8970]

Tyler, once again a most entertaining video. Have you mentioned before (if you have it must be the only bit of all your videos I have missed) of linking your weights to genetics? At least to the cow if not the sire. It would be helpful come cull time when hard decisions have to made.

[@texgibson6236]

As an automotive technician, I would be checking for air leaking into the system at the gaskets of the carburetor, the intake and the fuel back to the fuel pump. This will cause the gas to dry up. When dry the system will suck air and chuck would not be enough to suck gas past the needle and seat. That tell me that leaking is after the fuel pump. To find it; spray start fluid as someone crank the engine. The engine may start up. Or get engine running at an idle, then spray as before. The RPM will go up.. that were the air leak is.

[@lindakinsey1093]

lol. You are going to be so happy with the new shoot. Even if it’s causing more work to get set up. Thanks.

[@allenmunich2816]

good morning, Tyler

[@gregorycross612]

Great video as always! Nice to see it coming coming together!

[@wesleytrantham3601]

Good looking steers.

[@madampolo]

Did you notice that all seven cows jumped over the Ramp Tyler made coming out of the shoot? Funny.

[@coyroberts8356]

Love seeing the numbers thanks 😊

[@user-se4wd4cm1e]

nice and healty beef

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

The more you know , you know and you can never know too much.👍👍👍✌🏻🇺🇸🙏🏽😎

[@leroytriebold4618]

In those old carburators there are some various pump diaphrams . They get pin holes in them and leak the fuel bowl empty . Just standard to put new in . They used to have them at every autosupply store

[@TheTwinkletoad]

I'm excited to see the new chute being used, I hate the old one they have to jump out of it.

[@JC-uq5gi]

Good day Tyler. Because of my particular interests and experiences in life, your channel has become my favorite, hands down. I relate to your way of life so closely, that you're a regular source of inspiration for me. You are a multi-talented young man, and I like to see myself as similar. You're doing an awesome job with your ranch and the progress you've made since going full-time is impressive. Question, if you have time. Those steers finished out very nicely. And all on grass plus your local hay. I was curious about their age compared to a lot-fed steer at this weight. I assume these guys are 24 months +/-? If memory serves me correctly, lot-fed steers reach choice/ prime condition at about 18 months +/-? So only 6 months longer for a much healthier animal to achieve finished weight.? If you have time to verify, or correct me, I'd be grateful! All the best to ya Tyler. Strong work friend. You're doing great things.

[@farmertylerranch4399]

You are right, they are right at 24 months

[@JC-uq5gi]

@farmertylerranch4399 thank you kindly. Pretty impressive Sir.

[@Amaranthian450]

I hooked a tractor up to my truck and let it pull me out in a low gear while I was in the truck. It works as long as you have a good wide open space

[@debhart2996]

Yay! Thanks, Dad!

[@mdgan1]

Great job Tyler!!!

[@dsnx2]

The starting problem would be your power valve in the carberator, it drains down when it sits a while.This will require you to change oil more often and while you are at it get a new air filter.

[@annebell7274]

Hi buddy ❤❤ Hi there Tyler's Dad 👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@buck32977]

Keep a can of starting fluid handy or Clean carburetor jets

[@user-hn2qq3eb8c]

why bother fixing right? starting fluid- what an advise

[@JC-uq5gi]

My buddy needs your old chute for his operation. Unfortunately, he's about 2k miles east and north. That's a Cadillac chute for him.

[@phil-1115]

FTR, on your Dodge truck I noticed that the choke was wide open on the carburetor. If the engine is cold, then that choke should have been closed. You should be able to operate the throttle, look down into the primaries and see if any fuel is squirting in. If no fuel is squirting each time you pump the throttle, then the float bowl is empty. If fuel IS squirting, then you need to make sure that choke closes when cold.

[@wmgreen3082]

The fuel is evaporating from the Carburetor, That's an Edelbrock and it has some big vents in the air horn. I've had this issue on most carbureted vehicles with fuel nowadays especially if it's got moonshine (ethanol) in it. You can put an Electric fuel pump that will prime the system when the ignition is on. Bypass the mechanical pump or you can remove it and install a cover in its place. ASE Master Certified Technician w/50 yrs experience oh and I got a few old hoopties with that same carb on em.

[@markschumacher7408]

That loader was strategically placed to conceal the identities of all persons involved.

[@dennisdenoranville9251]

The boys look great nice job Tyler

[@carolmirci1233]

It's an old truck just pumped gas two or three times and then started

[@bobkelly2447]

a bit of grain might have helped getting them loaded.... it's easier if they want to go where you want them to go.... but some times that's hard to do... a bucket of grain in the front of the trailer and a few piles on the length.... really helps get those guys loaded. going Slow is the only way you got them loaded ! you did good !

[@scottreasoner6126]

Replace that old tired fuel pump is my best guess.

[@jesusaldaco3553]

Love the content Tyler, could you possibly show us how grass raised meat marbles once you butcher the steers?

[@robertkelley1990]

The price of beef is still going up the boys are looking good so u should do good on them have a good day .

[@CapnBubbaa]

Dodge pickup 360 v8.There is a vacuum port on the top of the bowl cover... related to Smog the Port pull gas from the bowl when shut off.. 5/16" hose to right side of carburetor bowl top

[@thomasheaney2087]

Well done

[@kevingordon7426]

You did it the hard way this time. Extra effort required.

[@LuthiRanchWY]

Love seeing the scale in action! I’m curious on what their hanging weights were if you see this comment.

[@johnzink3309]

thx

[@keen1957]

Is the choke working? Remove the air filter. Look at the carburetor and see if the choke flapper is open or closed. Depress the gas pedal one time. Now go look at the carb to see if the flapper has moved to the closed position. If not this will require the engine to crank for a long time. To adjust the choke….well look on KZbin for your truck on adjusting the choke. 😎

[@briangrammer898]

❤video❤ always entertaining ❤just can’t wait for calving ❤have a great day ❤

[@davideissler6162]

Like the Buddy cameo.

[@kevingordon7426]

Definitely an old Dodge. Recognized the starter sound.

[@teresachapman1130]

You need some #57 for gravel and get some ABC stone in front of your loading and unloading area and yes I'm a dump truck driver

[@duanemord2774]

Had both many times as I live in Montana and grain fed is much better imo

[@henrywieler2338]

You need to adjust the automatic choke in the carbarrater

[@jaclynalley809]

I got my 83 Dodge stuck in the cattle pasture mud last Friday... John Deere to the rescue

[@mseibert3403]

put a inline fuel pump before the pump use a switch flip it on for a minute then start it and flip it off keep up the good work

[@stephaniewilson3955]

You start in second gear and use a light foot on the accelerator when stuck in mud. (Works for snow and ice as well.)

[@ad1011000]

Can we send you through the old chute to say our goodbye to her!? 😢

[@bobkelly2447]

it sounds like the accelerator pump is leaking in the carburetor...buy a carb rebuild kit and rebuild it your self,,,, being real careful not to loose the tiny steel balls that are check valves that will fall out when you turn the carb over. there are a hundred passageways in that carb it's a nightmare but they do work ! the check valves get stuck and allow the fuel to just drip out when the thing sets.... rebuild the carb.... install an electric fuel pump and put it on a seperate switch on the dash this will allow turning on the fuel pump before you start the engine so you know you have fuel....doing a major electrical tune-up on it probably wouldn't hurt and check the timing i found that changing the timing just a little bit really helped on starting... these 1970's trucks are quirky find what it likes and stick with it and change the oil to valvoline 20w60 and it should keep going for a long time the thicker oil ( 40wt) if you prefer is a must in my book.... this ain't a e.f.i. engine and has loose tolerances it needs thicker oil !

[@RedCowsGreenFields]

Yep, it gets western sometimes…speak soft and carry a big stick

[@ethanbohnert4611]

Accelerator pump in carb is bad it bleed down u have take carb apart to replace it rebuild it basically

[@libbylauderdale1382]

You are using your fancy "cow math", again. ❤

[@markfin7225]

The fuel symptom sounds like a fuel pump in need of replacement. Before doing that, check the carb and float for varnish causing issues.

[@terryrowland6656]

Them old trucks u have to pump the gas pedal alot before u even try to start it

[@irmagutierrez4008]

U should paint the whole shoot corral thing green the same as the new shoot instead of white

[@leslielitten5670]

Hubby says there is an inline fuel filter and the check valve is in the fuel filter.

[@haroldmichaud6333]

The fuel pump is lower then the fuel tank and is gravity fed . If everything looks good, look for vacuum leaks around the base of the carburetor or the hoses going from your intake manifold , but theses should have an effect after it's running ,not starting so much ,