Summer's End Jobs - I Needed Just a Little Tug!

[@kristenscott9438]

Ryan, I know this will be later after your surgery, but my thoughts and prayers are with you during and after the surgery! Hoping it wasn't anything too serious! Prayers, encouraging words, good vibes, hugs, and peace for a very smooth and uneventful recovery! Blessings to you and Hannah!

[@thethreeamigos2785]

As the grandson of the man who owned big red and the trailer previously I can tell you it was majority corn and soy grain from my knowledge. Keep up the great work

[@justincase2830]

Wishing you a trouble free recovery Ryan. Very nice looking cattle you just sold.

[@Michael-fd8ob]

Hope you have the best and painless recovery. Great cattle you got sold. Thanks again for the videos. The area were had to be pulled out from I think it might be good to get all the topsoil removed and some good packed hard gravel that way you don’t have to get jerked out like you just did. Nice clean trailer until they got in it’s amazing how fast that can get dirty

[@jdquebedeaux]

Hoping for a speedy recovery for you Ryan. Looking forward to harvest time!

[@Irishguy075]

Good luck with your surgery and quick recovery brother. For harvest you should definitely use a cordless Milwaukee impact to open and shut the doors on the trailer, we do it all the time and it’s Heaven, just put a socket on and your on your way to no more struggles. 👍

[@HowFarmsWork]

I need to invest in Milwaukee because my Dewalt couldn't do it 🤣

[@Irishguy075]

@@HowFarmsWork Dewalt might work now since you had them worked on, just a suggestion so you can take it easy on your shoulder. Good Luck 👍

[@thadlawler3941]

you Can't go wrong with Richies water! manufactured in my hometown of Conrad Iowa!!

[@michealfarley9423]

So glad the trailer won't cause any issues for a bit at least!! Now just get you a power drill n bit in truck for auto open n close!! Keep up the great vids

[@rasruhmann4463]

I would put pipe into a 2,500 gal tank off that gutter off the corner of that shed so you can have rainwater so you can water your cows with it 💯

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video Ryan, The Cattle looked pretty prime to me, I would have been proud to have them as a line, Thanks for sharing

[@larrybe2900]

You should thnk about getting a large impact wrench like is used for truck lug nuts for double duty on your hopper gates. Don't need a redo with the surgeon.

[@robertrohler3644]

Wishing you a speedy recovery on the surgery. Best of luck

[@waterskiingfool]

This video was put together really good for being a bunch of different clips. Hope the surgery and recovery goes well.

[@donraabe3529]

I love watching your guys videos. Man I wish I lived in the country.

[@krusejonathan01]

Ryan have you ever considered just bringing a cordless impact or drill with the right sized socket? Just pull the trigger. No cranking necessary. 😅

[@larrybe2900]

Battery or even air since there is air on the truck. I mentioned eariler one like is used to change truck tires could do double duty if necessary.

[@Silvermoonhomestead]

At about 3 minutes you can see a smiley face in the muck in the trailer. Hoping for a speedy recovery.

[@charleswolf279]

I hear you when you talk about your shoulder pain! Too bad you can’t use a heavy duty battery impact tool to do the initial opening. Google luck with your surgery.

[@evansfarms7961]

It sounds like you could chop some corn for silage and feed out some of your fat steers and also feed your cattle during the winter!

[@peterwgoertzen2472]

All the best in your down time. Harvest can be hard enough when one is healthy.

[@leol1682]

Love the video Ryan and have good recovery , wy did you put some winch under the door to help it open .theyrs lots way to open thoses doors .See you and God Bless .

[@dailyxetai3s]

HELLO Wishing all of you a peaceful, lucky, happy day

[@patkelly7999]

Mighty work Everybody, hope surgery went well and recovery is good, glad You got on so well with Your cattle, They were in great order Ryan, mind Yourself🤞👌👍🙏😎

[@ryanp6999]

I work at a feed mill where corn trucks come through all the time. I work on the railroad side of things. Pretty cool to see different feed mills and how different ones are laid out.

[@nitrodad15]

I was very impressed with the size and weight of your steers when you loaded them. You have excellent genetics in your herd. Congrats.

[@jddriver9565]

I really like those "odd jobs" videos.:)

[@dougfingerson]

Good luck with the surgery,hope everything goes well. I'm sure Hannah will take good care of you.BTW nice bunch of cattle.

[@keessnepvangers6304]

I really appreciate your, in my opinion, un-American style of vlogs (down to earth without exaggerations). I'm going to miss them in the period ahead. What more important is that you recover quickly from your operation. For yourself and your loved ones. I wish you lots of strength and a healthy dose of optimism for your recovery. As we here say, you are as sick as you feel. So remain always optimistic about your recovery. Even when takes a bit longer.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Thank you! I've been slow posting all summer but now that I finally am feeling better I'm back to posting!

[@SledgeHammer43]

If you are going to finish them look at our Wyoming Life they sell their direct to consumers so they get the profit instead of Walmart but at comparable prices.

[@danechristian1768]

Feel better soon.

[@craigmiller5372]

Hope recovery is going well. Glad you’re always riding legal!

[@tbix1963]

Wishing you well in your recovery, thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos. Have you ever considered having a drop axel added to your trailer to increase its capacity. If it works like that and the actual trailer could handle a larger load it might pay itself back with fuel savings and your hourly labor. Wishing you and your family the best.

[@HowFarmsWork]

I've thought about using drop axles before, not sure where we'd get started though!

[@jameshammel6541]

Nice looking steers

[@drewbooher5809]

Hey Ryan , I hate that you had to go to the post office today, I thought it was coming to the farm but hope you enjoy it.....Andrew

[@MelanieFan1679]

You could just take a impact to move that door fully loaded lol

[@SimonKL11]

Great to hear that you got a good price for the steers😉👍 Hopefully surgery went well, hoping for a speedy recovery!

[@snidelywhiplash285]

Wishing you a speedy and comfortable recovery!

[@richdillon2157]

Hey Ryan, I hope you have a speedy recovery and back at it real soon.

[@dirtthunder1638]

Hope all goes well and you are back to it and able to do it real soon Ryan.

[@brittblanton8342]

Great video Ryan and money well spent on the trailer doors. Wow those were really good looking steers, I am glad they brought a good price for you 👍

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

I hope surgery went well, and the best to you while you recovery.

[@billwieland8497]

Thanks Ryan!

[@karlrovey]

I know this is after the surgery. Hope your recovery (and any PT needed afterwards) went well.

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

Hey Ryan You showing Bloomington Wisconsin on your paperwork For the cattle sale I never heard of Bloomington Wisconsin I thought you're going to Bloomington Illinois We have a Bloomington Indiana.

[@charleslynch7274]

Glad u got a good price for the cows hope the surgery goes well

[@aaronisaak8071]

Dang nice steers

[@dankreoger611]

The Oliver Guy Chris Losey went to a vac system. He was tired of the manual labor of shoveling and sweeping.

[@fazerainbow5674]

Awsome video ryan hope your Surgery goes super thumbs up and shared

[@Token_Civilian]

Heal up quick. Great to see those traps rebuilt. It was painful to watch how you struggled to open them. Question: Have you ever considered going direct to consumer on your beef like Our Wyoming Life did with his operation?

[@digger5858]

Great video Ryan and good luck and God bless you on your surgery .

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!! Glad you got the doors fixed on the trailer. Great price on the steers. Good luck with your surgery. How's the foot doing?

[@jaxenwatson6238]

Wish you the best of luck your surgery. 😉

[@robe9821]

I hope for a speedy recovery so you can get back and help with harvest

[@simontyrrell8866]

Another very interesting vid Ryan, thank you from Hertfordshire in England

[@heyerstandards]

Is it worthwhile to run the corn through a wind screener? Less f.m. dockage, higher test weight, and can the dross can be fed to the cattle.

[@larrysheriff8251]

Hey Ryan, Praying for you and pray the surgary goes well under the guidance of GOD's hand. Yes the pole shed needs a down spout pipe on that corner. Man those were Beautiful calves. A new Kuhn spreader is looking better and better. Hey those doors on the grain trailer look like they work really easy I have seen you really struggle opening them. With the harpers running good I would let the helpers open them now. OK now that was more better on the calves. I don't know if you fill the feed bin up or you just put so much in. Maybe you, Dad and Travis can fill the bin full and all 3 can finish all the calves to be sold. Praying for your foot also. Take care, Take it Easy and Put your Trust in JESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@daleley7645]

Great price on the steers, makes you wish you had a few more!

[@stuartsplace100]

WOW,lots of steers Ryan,all look pretty good shape

[@markwn1987]

Would you be looking into a scale for your cattle? To help keep track of the weights better for selling.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Yes I am!

[@billcreed6882]

Good luck on your surgery!

[@ianhaggart1438]

Nice one Ryan.. looks like your bro was flagging a bit when dealing with the cattle in the trailer 😅... works to though 😮😊... thanks for posting.. stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Blackwellll3066]

I'm courious if ya ever sell the grain trailer and buy a wet kit for big red and dump trailer....

[@385cat9]

Great job!

[@Ghettocowboy33]

Would you ever convert the Harvestores for grain storage?

[@banjobenson9348]

But you also got another ^6K for your corn. Nice cattle

[@stephenc2296]

My F450 dually would not have had a problem. But I had the good sense to buy a Ford…lol

[@Greg_Gatsby]

Good content. 👍

[@Daveco82]

vertical beater manure spreader in the future? love the content!

[@HowFarmsWork]

That’s the plan!

[@johnrose9840]

I thought those steers looked really good when you was loading them

[@machineryworking4589]

Great video How Farms Work

[@busterbailey370]

Great video Ryan keep them coming please

[@drewbooher5809]

Hey Ryan , I sent you a goody box from a local candy shop here in my hometown , tracking says it's at your post office there in Potosi ready to be picked up , hope y'all enjoy it...... watching from East Tennessee....Andrew

[@HowFarmsWork]

I’ll go check, I don’t get that way very often, thank you!

[@drewbooher5809]

Check , how farms work, I believe that's how they sent it

[@HowFarmsWork]

We received it and have tried a few, thanks for sending it over! It definitely hits the sweet tooth!

[@timstevens2866]

Hope surgery goes well... even if it means no little Ryans running around lol

[@cthomas1864]

when do you think you will start harvest?

[@b2617]

What would you figure the profit was on those cows?

[@zilla2006able]

Man that was one big video Ryan 😁💯

[@appel500]

Keep up !

[@DenerDias]

Show. Acompanhando do Brasil.

[@michaelolenick4078]

That's the way they should be to open.

[@LittellFarms]

Ryan, how old were the cattle you sold

[@scericat]

I was cranking on the landing gear on a loaded trailer and blew out 4 hernias. Like a zipper down my stomach.

[@erickurtz2750]

Eric

[@rtz549]

A lot of money in cattle. Didn't realize that.

[@paulettari976]

you need to get a Yankum rope, ask Chet Larson

[@jetegtmeier71]

you may not be overweight but you came out of that driveway at LIGHT SPEED LOL JK

[@TheDegenerateFarmer]

Working cows is in the category of “things not to do with your wife” 😂

[@MelanieFan1679]

I bet a farmer designed that sweep.

[@clinthochrein888]

Just flat on the bottom tire 😅

[@EdCrowley-z6h]

why can't you use a drill?

[@huskerboy3471]

Hi

[@jeremy.billigton]

what are you having surgery for hernia? u didnt say or maybe u didnt want anyone to know

[@ronbrenneman7357]

Ryan before you go to the sale barn see if you can go farm to market look it up lots of networks thruot the country, feeding out is also a reat market for this type i know its a huge change but its one i am making and i set the price no wondering or hoping what they bring hey in the end 1 2 5 10 at 5 a pound more sustainable and local