THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO EVER!!! (possibly an exaggeration)

Yes, finally, it's THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO EVER!!! Well maybe that's an exaggeration...quite possibly I just couldn't think of a name for a video I made so I came up with a goofy title. Who reads the video descriptions anyway? Most folks just skim the title and thumbnail and either move on, or press the magic play button.
But it is a fun video: I get the Farmall Super A out to plow some snow, spend some time with the pigs, piglets, cattle, and chickens, and goof around in the job. What more could a farmer ask for!
Note:
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-We do not ship our farm's products
-We do not sell live animals
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Just a Few Acres Farm
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Lansing, NY 14882
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[@In_memory_of_Dad]

Hi Pete, my name is John and I live in a small village in Gloucestershire England and watching your channel brings me a little bit of happiness every time I watch one of your videos. I absolutely love your channel so I'd like to say thank you for cheering me up every time I watch your videos. Take care Pete and God bless you and your family and animals. 🙂🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲👍

[@juliannedispain1637]

"It's ALIVE" lol The Super Farmall emerges from the depths of the barn. This is an exciting video Pete!!!

[@dalesmith7410]

the old a does a nice job on the snow

[@nicholasthompson5325]

Dear Pete, There is something so satisfying about watching your winter themed videos. It reminds me of my childhood. I knew when you placed the sludge ridden rags in the bucket that an oily BBQ would soon take place. Cheers!

[@patriciavincent1569]

I laughed so hard at the good bye to the grease mess that my son thought that I went crazy! Love your video's and the fun you put into the video's. Thank You for the laughs.

[@davebarlow7217]

I'm a 60 year old man, been home sick all day. I found your channel during covid and have followed you since. I've binged watched you all day. My day went by like I was okay. Love the content thanks for sharing.

[@kathrynhelm4176]

😂🤣 LOL! That was the best Departing Sludge ceremony ever! Such fun. The opening music almost had me standing up and saluting the Magnificent Farmall. 😝. Great way to start my day. ❤️🥰

[@bobwollard9105]

Pete, I love your channel. There is something interesting each time. Your sense of humor is a real hoot. I build and rebuild race engines as a hobby. But I draw the line at transmissions and gear boxes. Envy guys like you who can understand that black magic whirleygig voodoo. Stay warm brother. God bless.

[@CliffsideStables]

BUT Pete does such a great job describing the innards of said gear boxes! 😎 Tim in northern TN

[@dennisderby8705]

Great sense of humor

[@nancyyarbrough1445]

Mr. Pete, thank you for your videos! Your demeanor and your voice are so comforting, in this crazy messed up world. You are reaching so many people with that calming attitude, as I read the comments and share in the sentiment with all others that you are such a joy to watch and listen to.

[@SusanDGElf]

Pete, I love your humor and the channel. When you were imitating someone watching you clean the sludge...well, that's what I have to tell my partner all summer. "I watched Pete cutting hay on the farm. Just watching the grass grow." Keep up the great work and the fun videos. Stay warm! (It's 70 in Phoenix today.)

[@douglasthompson9482]

Fabulous video Pete.....you and me must be twins. Love your videos, Happy 2022. I was a machinist / millwright for decades. Working on large equipment like your tractor parts. You do well.

[@regisandrews4495]

Hey Pete, if you get too cold, you can always stand in the corner where it's 90' degrees 😅😅😅

[@donnaparrish7638]

I think driving that old Farmall must just be the most fun. You’re doing the job I used to do. Took a lot of pride in washing parts. The animals and birds look healthy and happy even if it is cold out. Hope Hilarie and the family are all doing good. Thanks for sharing Pete! I think it is appropriate to play mouth taps for the burning 🔥 rag.

[@lkidawg407]

To the pigs tap right lmao 🤣

[@inthejcurve7968]

“Flight Of The Valkaries” That’s some sophisticated snow plowing, and I like it!

[@ronaldbeuron3766]

Pete, I say this from the bottom of my heart... You and Hilary are those rare people who work very hard to make the world a better place. The last few days have been very traumatic for me and after watching this video... everything will be ok. Thank you for your dedication, your integrity and yes... your humor!

[@edwardmoore5325]

Nice little tractor.My father had a farmall 140 that he used in his garden and cornfields.We lived in southern Maryland in the 60s til his passing in 1993.good memories from those days.people were nicer then but it's terrible now.I 'll be 72 this year.and i worked as a union electrician .stay safe people.

[@larryiowatexasrooster9317]

👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed! You're too funny. Seeing you burn the old slime reminded me when Dad would empty an old grease bucket (before cartridges) he would light it and let it burn out all the remaining grease. Then it became a chore bucket...back then they were all metal buckets👍 Now they're all plastic.

[@nateerjavsek9509]

Hello Pete I watch your videos like a favorite tv show always waiting for the next episode, I grew up spending time with my grandfather on the farm and watching you with the animals is so peaceful. I can’t explain how much I enjoy all of the episodes. Thank you

[@interestedobserver9352]

No exaggeration - this was an amazing video! You made us laugh, and as with your humor usually, without meanness and without insulting anybody .. out of the ordinary in our present times. So, yes ..an amazing video! Thanks.

[@elaineschwarzhoff238]

Love your videos ! It’s a bright spot on yet another January day! Love your old tractors! The music as your tractor emerged from the barn was epic! Keep the positive attitude

[@glengillis7775]

That little tractor is my favorite. Love the size. Works great. Like the music when it came out of shed. Your so funny Pete.

[@swamprat69er]

That little 'A' does a good job of plowing snow. Love the (man) power angle, too. 20th today when I am watching this and it is going down to -24°F tonight at North Bay, Ontario. Maybe you could have saved the oily bucket for summer time, I hear mosquitoes really like oil smoke.

[@wendyhumphreystebbutt5782]

Hi Pete, Thanks again for your great videos. I love them! That was a very respectful send off. Have you thought of auditioning to be a bugler? LOL! The piglets are looking great ... all of them. cheers for now. Yours in Gratitude

[@davidparker886]

Great ‘ride of Die Valkyrie’ sequence. Love your sense of humour!

[@BiehnYouTube]

Absolutely my favorite, never miss channel!!!

[@johnhartman7078]

Many thanks for suggesting Squatch253 as another accomplished restorer of old machinery!

[@sherylcraig4514]

Music sellection was very appropriate!! What? No run run run today??! Hahhaaahha. I would have no ability to put all those tractor parts back together properly, but sure fun watching you do it!! And love the "eternal bucket flame"! Hi to Hillary. See ya next time.

[@Kreeson]

My hubs has two Farmall H’s he is restoring. Took him 2 years to put his Farmall Cub back together. He said when he retires watch out! We enjoyed this video!

[@n.elliottnoorlun8304]

Loved your music for conquering the snow at the beginning of this video!!! And, Pete, I really had a giggle as you had your mock ceremony for the service of the sludge!! I check here every day to see if you've posted a new chapter in the "Just A Few Acres" saga!! ;o)

[@jlhaslip]

Pete, Couple of things to improve the Parts Washer... 1) put an old speaker magnet down in the bottom near the pump to pick up small metal bits that might mess up the pump. 2) find a way to plumb the pump through a small tubing that runs to the brush so the brush is always wet with fluid. The Parts Washer I used had it from the factory, so maybe a kit can be found on the Interwebs.

[@bobbailey4954]

Both good ideas

[@luisez.5888]

Playing the Walkürenritt when the tractor emerged from the barn was just hilarious! Man thanks for your videos!

[@thomassmith6344]

Hello Luise

[@karlhaistjr8066]

Thank you for these wonderful videos me and my Wife and Kids watch all of them. We are in Orleans county WNY and i love when people get to see NY is not all like NYC!!! We used to raise hogs in Clarence Center NY! God Bless you n yours.

[@sarahburkdorf8338]

Always love to see your Farmall super A pushing snow ! It always reminds me of my father, he started dairy farming in 1943 and his tractor was a Farmall A.

[@Pamudder]

I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself. Squatch 253 gave a plug for your channel yesterday and I have subscribed. I grew up in the western end of Dryden Township, Tompkins County, with an Ithaca Post Office address, so not very far from your farm. My late father was a professor of pathology at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.

[@albertjones773]

I already consider you a rock star from the MD videos but the fact that you own a Super A pretty much cements your status with me!

[@RatdogDRB]

That is odd, how those shavings balled up like that. But, it's nice and clean now, that's what matters. Amazing how quickly the parts flash-rust. Happy critters, life is good. You wouldn't know what to do if Patty didn't belly-ache.

[@ingeborgm6147]

That is a new one even for the Valkyries, but I am sure they don't mind one bit riding along! I am sure they do; they can feel it in your heart!

[@budrome4247]

As my dear ole dad usta say, “it don’t take much to amuse some folks.” Guilty as charged. Love your stuff Pete.

[@JustaFewAcresFarm]

LOL! It doesn't take much to amuse me, that's for sure.

[@ctg18158]

That reminds me of the Formal Cub my father had. I have a lot of great memories of using that tractor.

[@mikejohnson9862]

Great stuff all around on your channel here Pete! I have a Farmall A, H and Cub all are from the 1940's and love the videos of you working on / operating your Farmall's! Keep it up man 👍👍

[@mikescaffo4850]

Hey Pete thanks for your videos I enjoy watching you play with and work on the old tractors around your farm how you are a simple man and don't need everything new and aren't afraid to work on that old iron you bring my up when I watch you thanks and keep up the good work

[@duaneatsaltysixhomestead5405]

My dad had a 1940 Allis Chalmers Model B that he used to plow with. He fabbed the plow from a piece of one of those old cylindrical-style manure spreaders. 👍

[@vangiefich]

I love your videos! I'm so glad we don't usually get much snow, if any. I like that just fine!! I lived in Alaska for 13 years. I did enough "snow duty" to last a lifetime!

[@thomassmith6344]

Hello vangie

[@mohawkvalleytoday4070]

Hey there Pete - Jim here! I really appreciate your videos. You’re always very informative and entertaining. I learn something from each of your videos - even if I will likely never disassemble my tractor. You bring just the right level of drama for me for the times we’ve been having. Found your channel last year and you’re one of the folks that inspired me to start my own channel. Stop on by when you get a chance and say hello.👋

[@eagleeye5890]

Aways find it enjoyable to watch the typical farmers daily life...( I should have been a farmer)...take care and stay warm...

[@jasmadams]

The wrong-handed Cub Scout salute might just be the best part.

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

The Super A says to his big brothers "move out of the way boys, I got this." I do look forward to seeing the MD in action. It was Patti who kicked Mr. Pete in the head because he didn't bring fresh hay quick enough when she hollered. 😂 Mr. Pete you're videos are like dose of Spring tonic on a cold winter's day!

[@kailand3056]

Pete, the Flight of the Valkyries intro music was definitely amazing - it would have been even more fun if you had on a winged Viking helmet. Watching you clean out the sludge in the parts washer was both gross and satisfying.

[@timperry2648]

You are the most creative farm You-tuber I know. All I can say is the world is missing out if they're not watching "Just a Few Acres Farm". God Bless!

[@jacksrbetter1870]

Greetings Pete and Hillary, That was a spectacular intro! Love the channel, content, and humor. I do wish I lived closer though, 1,100 + miles to buy a steak or chicken is a bit of a stretch, however I have a feeling it may be worth it. Saying hello from above 70+ degree average January in Florida and wishing you all the best!!

[@keneckel2269]

You need to get a windshield for that thing! Great video ... keep up the excellent work! I am 76 years old and my heart doesn't allow me to "get out and about" very much so I love "doing things" with you!

[@darlenealy]

Love the music in the beginning❤ you are such a funny guy 😆 the piggies are getting so big 🐖🐖🐖🐖🐖🐖 Thank you for sharing

[@justinwetzel681]

That WAS the most amazing video ever! Seriously though thank you for taking us through this rear-end rebuild in such detail. I need to do my H soon. I have no 5th gear, the transmission whines, the belly pump leaks...well, everything leaks. Anyways...THANK YOU!

[@bobwellman9717]

9:45 I work for a major forklift company. My recently retired supervisor told me the same thing. It's all about the amount of torque applied. I have never seen any lock washers on any of our lift trucks, and I've been there 17 years.

[@charlessmith3995]

Good evening i only have one thing to say CABIN FEVER LOL lots of fun watching a master mechanic at work thanks you guys

[@jenniferschneider4037]

Hey Pete, we are close to you and installed a drinking post waterer. OMG! It sat in the barn for a year before we installed it. I was an idiot. It works perfectly. My cows love it. Have it about 40" above the ground. Probably be a good height for your Dexters as my mini-jerseys are about 38-44 inches at the hip bone.

[@bigrobnz]

That snow.....its very hot outside here today.....so much I prefer to stay inside....great vid.....

[@ryanlokken6859]

I could be wrong, but I think that the chunk of material that you pulled out of the oil trough is a piece of the sand mold from when the transmission case was cast. It’s what it looks like to me anyways.

[@windetrails]

Great video, especially about the part where you say you'll put the greasy rags over there underneath the heater where they'll be out of the way. LOL!! Now that was good. You're making a tractor overhaul, not only educational but fun. Fifteen years! Really? LOL

[@janetyurkin822]

The cremation 🔥 service for the sludge and oily rags was very touching and respectful. 🇺🇸 They didn’t have a glamorous job but they took pride in their work! 🏆 . May they RIP! Rags to ashes and sludge to dust!

[@Rdrake1413]

We had quite a bit of snow here in Northwestern PA. Had a big storm Sunday. Plowed the driveway Monday morning and then it snowed all day covering the driveway again. I've got a 1950 Super A with the #60 Leveling & Grader Blade

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

great Videio Pete, Love the opening shot plowing to R.Wagner's Valkyries! very apropos.! and fun to listen to !. doing great job on the tractor. isn't if fun when you get thru all the grime and see the "clean" results of your labors!. nothing like it. thanks for taking the time to share it with us. ECF

[@joehovanec1985]

I see you got the snow we sent up from South Carolina. Good that you talked and showed your parts cleaning methods. It's always good seeing how other people do things. That's some smudge pot you came up with.

[@radarmike6713]

"For us Celsius folks it would me negative one hundred some" that made me laugh real loud. THANKS for that laugh after a minus 33°C day outside at work today. Cause it felt like -120°C today haha

[@msw00]

Great video Pete, stay warm in those cold NY January's...its 60 in Florida...

[@mikeputteringaround]

Great video Pete. As much as I don't like snow you made that look like loads of fun.

[@Chirpy_Chirp]

This video was AMAZING!! I need to remember how miserable snow is when it reaches 120 degrees F this summer! I'd rather deal with the heat I think.

[@thomassmith6344]

Hello Liz

[@Tweakerbell528PhxAZ]

Hi Pete I would love to send you some super magnets to put in the case before you put it back together. Ive got just the thing. I work in the ewaste recycling industry. With access to hard drive magnets. Just put them in the catch trays and never worry about metal flakes in the case EVER again..

[@vwreid]

I bit of humor is appreciated - thanks for the giggle time!

[@kinslerable]

The title sure does not exaggerate, I'm calling for an academy award in at least 3 categories.

[@davidschlecht3016]

Pete, just a thought about the sweet feed and not noticing much gain, maybe it's going to energy for warmth in the colder air. Good to see the work on the back half of the mighty MD.

[@DanielJohnson-ls2nh]

Great video! always enjoy seeing what Pete’s into each day. Thanks for all the entertainment especially with the farmall MD rebuild progress

[@csippel1]

You are like the Mr Rodgers of farming that is a good thing!

[@johnhartman7078]

Another great and interesting video! I am a bit surprised to see the "C" Farmall sitting outside; likely due to limited storage space in the building. A "C" was my favorite childhood tractor, owned by my uncle on a dairy farm.

[@bobbailey4954]

I live in Arizona and never really had to spend months on end with snow or bitter cold. And I can see how after awhile you would end up talking to yourself and or in your case talking to tractor parts and I’m convinced your tone of voice helps the final assembly go smooth as silk just the way your other rebuilt tractors run.

[@ritabrunetti381]

Hello Peter. Great seeing you and the animals. Your property looks so peaceful!! Love it! Be well.

[@earthbreaker]

Lot of parts like that I use my cement mixer and some stainless pins, soap, and, water. Sometimes granite rock, depends how dirty it is.. Anything that fits in the mixer gets tumbled for probably 12 hours.

[@frankrightbrain]

Haha! “Hi honey what did you do today?. I watched an entertaining farmer in his shop cleaning out his parts washer.” Actually this is high entertainment for me as I’m on Covid quarantine. Taps made me laugh. Good stuff.👍

[@davidfuller8304]

Pete, our little John David said that was the most exciting and amazing video he'd ever seen. Of course this is only the third video is watched LOL He will continue to watch your channel and see even more amazing videos this time go on we are sure of that! We have an old 1935 case, John David was wondering how come yours was so much faster. I had to explain how your turbo was kicking in. Yeehaw

[@TomSmith-me7ph]

Awesome video, I always liked winter days when it wasn’t too cold and the barn cleaner chain and manure spreader chain wouldn’t freeze down.

[@tmchase7]

LOL! Your channel always puts a huge smile on my face and I actually learn a lot too! Keep em coming, Thanks!!

[@johnmenz148]

I loved the intro music today! You make some great videos Pete. They always make my day.

[@JustMe-bu8pu]

Pete, have you thought of putting small (maybe 1/4") neodymium magnets in the Oil Troughs? I know Machinists put them in their Machines to catch the small shavings.

[@tomsherman6036]

Love the videos. Especially like the humor, like what was said cleaning out parts washer. Glad you don't let negative comments get to ya!!

[@Flashmeb]

Pete you might have been in the shop fumes a little too long this winter! Maybe you can mount that sludge meteor on an honorable spot in the shop!

[@donnaelkins186]

Good video Pete. I enjoy the Animals ,But I always really enjoy watching you work on the tractors too. God bless.

[@richardpollock1037]

Things always look nice after they’re plowed, until they drift in! So true in so many different ways!

[@superliner101hobbyfarming]

I think it would be awesome if this summer if time allows you made a video filling a wagon of square bales since you don’t have any videos of that, and you could pull the baler with the fully painted md! I’d also like to see that other style Tedder in action

[@Dan-qy1rg]

I really like those cleaners, they make a nasty job, well, less nasty. I have to do mine with a pan and brush, but it still gets the job done. Good tip with the oven cleaner, I will have to remember that for the next time I do cleaning of a cavity like the transmission housing. Thanks for the video and you have a great week also!

[@carol242]

My husband saw me watching this and said, "What the Hell are you watching?" I had to laugh after what you said! LOL

[@sandyd829]

Enjoy your videos, dad jokes and just plain talk. Way to add some fun to cold job of moving snow.

[@sandraforbes7495]

I don’t often laugh out loud but thanks for the laugh when you blew taps.😆

[@livininsouthflorida7058]

It’s awesome the way you explain everything you do. It’s like You teach us exactly how to fix a tractor I’m sure you would make a good teacher good job and thank you

[@samoatodd8730]

It was pretty AMAZING! Cutest little Farmall I’ve ever seen. And your dad joke while you scooped the sludge made me laugh. You could have your own show…haha OH, YOU DO! Thanks for making life more fun 🤩

[@donsinclair9594]

Love your musical entrance to your ploughing task!

[@p0ky]

Pete, we got the same storm system here in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) up in Ontario. However in my area we got around 2 feet (50-60cm) , but it was fairly light, not heavy and icy. Which made clearing the snow a bit easier at least. Another great video Pete! Just as an FYI, I originally was one of your viewers who liked the farming aspect more than your tractor restoration videos, but over time I've come to enjoy and appreciate them a lot more. Keep them coming!

[@kentshrader6616]

Pete, you are an inspiration! Don't ever stop making videos!! Ok??

[@VWFarmLLC]

Over here west of you in the southern tier we got about 15 inches. My little mower handled it like a champ! Those christmas trees are good for goats too. We feed ours in moderation but they are packed full of vitamins and supposedly have natural de-worming tendencies

[@PrincesslilBB]

@Adam Chapman actually it was over 40 inches 😳

[@linkgroundwalker]

@@PrincesslilBB over 40cm I don’t think 40 inches….

[@VWFarmLLC]

I keep forgetting everyone but USA is metric. Still though, it was a lot of snow. Buffalo Airport recorded something like 4 inches an hour at one point.

[@PrincesslilBB]

Not from what I saw from my window but then I am further North

[@djs1244]

ok pete this might be my favorite video of yours and i love your channel. you gave me some much needed laughs watching this haha keep up the great work

[@randycharest4507]

Those freshly weaned piglets are growing fast

[@jpaulusberg6454]

AWESOME opera choice in the opening scene !