The Mystery Machine!

[@augustreil]

Just a little info, The tires on the grain cart are on backwards because they are not drive tires and will last longer in the reverse position.

[@Doobie2100]

Suspenders are nice!!! No matter what your doing. Pants stay up!!! Plus chicks dig it!!!

[@unnamedchannel2202]

Tractor tires point in the direction you want to apply force (preferably). Do you have evidence for tires lasting longer when reversed?

[@jadenjacobs8667]

That's interesting why is that?

[@augustreil]

@@jadenjacobs8667, Can't explain it myself, but every channel I have watched, that has equipment with tires on backwards and the manufacturers of that equipment have all said the same thing, the tires wear less when on backwards.

[@jadenjacobs8667]

@@augustreil huh... weird

[@rickyarger1169]

I wore suspenders for the same reason at work...tired of britches falling down and having to tuck my shirt in all the time loved them...loosten them up about a half an inch so they dont try to split you in half

[@Snowtruckdriver]

When I used to be on the road trucking for years I switched to suspenders cause belts would cramp my middle. I retired four years ago and went to belts. I find now they are starting to cause back pains so i went back to suspenders a week ago. I forgot how comfortable they were. Keep up the good videos.

[@ontariocashcropfarmer4955]

I can feel your pain Ryan that down corn would make me sick to my stomach as well, been lucky over here we haven't had any of that in quite some time. Good luck with your Harvest.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Thanks! We’re going to need it.

[@ryanherzog7839]

We brought a corn reel two years ago for down corn worked good

[@donmathias1705]

Did you check the pto shaft float length when the tractor is turned sharp. Dont want to bust that up. Hidden away in the plastic safety shield it is easily overlooked.

[@edcs13]

I’m actually digging the suspenders personally

[@augustreil]

Right ? And if they work, that's all that matters ?

[@HowFarmsWork]

Some people calling me a grandpa but functionality is all that counts! And, the girlfriend loves them!

[@someperson7]

Got a pair just like em from Tractor Supply. Always slipping off my left shoulder tho🤔

[@edcs13]

How Farms Work I’m your age and I prefer suspenders over a belt. My wife doesn’t appreciate them the way your girlfriend does however.

[@edcs13]

august oh yea and they are significantly more comfortable then a belt is

[@shopshop144]

Suspenders----"---sometimes they work too well" great line!

[@chadrotvold2058]

John Deere combine are nice 2021 models they have fridges,Storage, nice air cushioned seats,

[@chrissims8980]

I stopped at your place on Sept. 23rd while on a motorcycle trip to take a picture of your sign out by the road. It was a shame to see so much down corn but you sure live in a beautiful area. I wish I would have had more time to explore the area.

[@Butch-fn2xr]

If you would put a hitch on big red you could save some wear on tractor tires.

[@memyselfandifarmer]

I have been using Duluth side clip on the belt suspenders. Works great.

[@HowFarmsWork]

memyselfand ifarmer those are the ones I bought! At least I think

[@memyselfandifarmer]

@@HowFarmsWork 2:43 look's like the regular type. Duluth- Men's regular side clip, 5 color's. i never have to pull the pant's up. they are great if you have item's on the belt, tool's, phone, gun's ect.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Prayers for the harvest and turn around.

[@dewainwoodard4840]

Be nice to try one with tracks great video thanks for sharing have a great day stay safe out there

[@thomasbritten7216]

That 9570 sitting at sloan would be a nice upgrade

[@wyatttaylor1332]

Is the ole 9510 gonna be able to reach over the cart

[@tedb.5707]

I've heard that some are considering going into the laid-over corn fields with bean heads. It's a lot of additional plant material through the corn cylinder compared to just the usual cobs and husks, but needs must...

[@agger838]

Or just get a Drago head. Or Maya

[@agger838]

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[@lukestrawwalker]

That's an option where it's REALLY FLAT, but usually *IF* you can get it with the corn head, you're better off... not only is it h3ll on the bean platform, but the reel tends to knock some ears off before they can get up into the head. BUT a guy does what a guy's gotta do. Saw a video on YT of one guy who had some down corn that ears were falling off of before they could get it picked and he actually raked it up with the wheel rake and used a BELT SWATH PICKUP HEAD on the combine to feed the raked windrows into the combine and thresh the corn out of the fodder... gotta CRAWL and lot of dirt and sh!t goes through the machine, BUT if it's the only way to pick up the crop, well, do what ya gotta do! D@mned insurance sure isn't gonna do anything... isn't worth the paper it's printed on... Later! OL J R :)

[@clinthochrein888]

Nice grain cart! I really like the scale display on the side.

[@jolietjohn8024]

My co-workers and I are huge fans of my pants staying up, so the suspenders are awesome!

[@HowFarmsWork]

Right?

[@Steelrailbearing]

Those drone shots with the 82 bob tailing down the road to Sloan's was very cool. Nicely done!

[@VineyAgri]

you guys should sell your combine and buy a new one,, part from that great grain cart & video

[@badandyg]

So do implement dealers lease things to you or do they let you demo equipment.

[@KingRanchW]

God bless you Ryan this down corn is tragic but I’m sure you will pull through 2020 has been the worst year

[@HowFarmsWork]

Power Driver thank you!!!

[@matthewk3859]

just an FYI, those 8235R couplers are about $150 a piece, and are super easy to replace. just a snap ring.

[@tincangunner]

I get it. When Ryan mentioned that that scv had never worked and was rusted shut since they bought the tractor I wanted to go change it myself. Maybe just me but I hate having any piece of equipment that doesn't work as it should. Especially when the fix is easy and relatively cheap.

[@jamesm.schmidt616]

Please explain why the first row remained standing.

[@michaelsurratt9593]

You’ve got an excellent co-pilot.

[@davidkaufmann4513]

Will you be able to harvest any of the corn that was damaged? If so, how?

[@witty1764]

That 6R at Sloans would make another nice work tractor for your farm.

[@thomascox1551]

You live in a beautiful area Ryan!! It's sad to see all of the damage that was done by the storm .

[@tedwpx123]

👍Good video. Hang in there!

[@EleyOtte0509]

I saw that brent v1100 grain cart many times

[@abusyfarmer1731]

We have a Brent graincart but we have a V1000 red grain cart

[@davidkirkman2223]

Ryan just a thought but would it help in picking up the downed corn if you combined from the top of stack down direction?

[@dennispowell1526]

Love the suspenders!

[@kevingordon7426]

Front duels may be a big help this fall.

[@johncolasanto605]

Great video as always...dumb question.. are the tires on the cart on the wrong sides? or do they reverse the treads on purpose??

[@augustreil]

They will actually wear longer being backwards.

[@johncolasanto605]

@@augustreil Interesting.... ive never seen that before...

[@kevinveile6717]

It's to clear mud from the tread.

[@mattphillips4260]

hope your corn harvest goes better than it looks like it will i know dealing with down corn can be a real witch that is for sure

[@norcolimo1]

Ryan tell me something ..!! Why does the cart have the tires on backwards ..??

[@michaelc9128]

Should get a pintle hook on Big red or what ever is needed to pull equipment with red ,instead of long tractor ride

[@ginggur17]

It only seems like yesterday when you collected last years demo cart, where has the year gone?

[@HowFarmsWork]

ginggur17 it’s gone too fast, but I can say without a doubt I am in a better place than I was last year! Life is good!

[@ginggur17]

Ryan that’s mighty fine to hear pal. You happy, I know the crop at the mo is a tad bleak for you guys, but you are loved by your family, Hannah adores you and you have the backing of us fans. Keep smiling my friend. Sending best wishes from across the pond pal. 👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@rolandzerneke2108]

Do you live in Wisconsin

[@cyriljones658]

Check the description

[@wadehicks9270]

Praying The Lord will Bless you with high yields even though that corn is laying down and He’ll give you wisdom to be able to recover all of it without issues. God Bless you Sir.

[@SmallMartingale]

Those suspenders should add at least +20 bu/ac 👍

[@brittblanton8342]

Thanks for the video Ryan, I don’t see how you guys can harvest corn that is as flat to the ground as that is. Will a corn reel work in corn like that? 👍

[@dkarre686]

We picked corn that looked like that in april of 2019....1.4 mph and going 1 direction...going to need a reel and some roller cones and a LOT of patience..that corn is most likely going to be wet and really light on test weight..

[@augustreil]

I'm not a farmer, so the question I'm asking is what direction do they have to go ? The tops of the corn into the header first ? Thanks.

[@dkarre686]

@@augustreil usually it feeds the best going against the direction it is laying down

[@augustreil]

@@dkarre686, Thank you.

[@lukestrawwalker]

@@augustreil Yep... once you get it started going up into the head, each stalk coming in tends to lift the one behind it... gonna be a LONG harvest! Several years back my BIL's corn in Indiana was damaged by a windstorm, and while most of it didn't get laid flat or broken off, it WAS *BADLY* "goosenecked" to the point that the stalks were *almost* flat against the ground, went over about 30 inches, and then turned back upwards again... SO you had to run the snouts IN THE DIRT basically to get under the stalks and of course these L shaped stalks would "tip over" as the bases of the stalks were stood up, ears would bust off or stalks would bust off, huge mess. What made it worse is, at the time he only had a 6 row corn head on a 9600 Deere with duals-- you had to fold the ladder in or it'd knock down the outside row of corn on the next pass, because the outside dual tires were actually a little bit wider than the header itself. In the goosenecked corn, it was a nightmare because if you got off the row by even about 3-4 inches, you'd roll the outside row of the next pass FLAT at the base, and couldn't pick it up, if it was leaning AWAY from the combine, and if the outside row of the next pass was leaning TOWARD the combine (on the opposite side of the header) usually the ears or tops of the stalks were getting busted over or falling off... Some of it was SO BAD that he finally just started combining it 90 degrees to the way it was planted, so the goosenecked part of the stalk (upright part) entered the corn head first and was yanked down through the plates and stalk rollers, leaving the lower part of the stalks flat to the ground... Fortunately we didn't have to do ALL of it that way, but it was the only wa to get the really bad part of the fields... Later! OL J R :)

[@claymieras5428]

Question Ryan. Will the combine auger be able to unload Into that cart

[@craigadair128]

I wondered the same. That thing is massive.

[@benjaminbauer4883]

Yes Ryan was going to get a bigger one but they can’t load it with the header

[@farmeralex2364]

hi Ryan in the next few years you should get a 9650 combine or small sts

[@Blackwellll3066]

Its a cool cart but i think ya be better off with a cart on tracks and dual augars for faster unloading and better compaction

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!! Keep your head up buddy. 2020 is almost over.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Darrin Lull thanks Darrin!

[@tonymckeage1028]

Thanks Ryan, Great Video work as we have come to expect, the grain cart looks impressive! The crop loss is very sobering and I'm sure we will hear more about the cart and the crops in later vlogs

[@jordanwilson8676]

That scv is super easy to take apart order yourself a seal kit and the 3rd scv tear into it worse Case you need it if not return

[@agger838]

Be careful turning the combine off to fill the grain cart at a certain weight. Starting the unload auger full all the time is how u break things. Like the unload gearbox. Not fun day

[@randybenne9968]

Insurance companies write the fine tecnicalities to favor them.

[@augustreil]

They're crooks. YOU get to pay them for years, but God forbid they have to pay just once !

[@harrietcarpenter2387]

@@augustreil they sure r. Its sad when u have mortgage and HAVE to have certain insurance to keep ur mortgage!!!!!! They r crooks. 😷

[@lukestrawwalker]

Insurance is just a ponzi scheme... We tried crop insurance a few years and finally dumped it since we didn't HAVE to have it (farming with our own money) and so we just went back to the gubmint-mandated "cat (astrophic)" coverage ($100 per crop per county) required to be in the farm program at that time. If we were still row cropping, I doubt I'd even bother with the gubmint program any more... more hassle than it's worth, not much in it anymore. Every time we DID have a problem, the insurance found some way to weasel out of it... one year we were about 3/4 done picking cotton, had GOOD cotton that year, and we got about 7.5 inches of rain in 4 hours... cotton was under a foot of water in the fields and actually sprouted the seed in the bolls... Even my nearly 90 year old Grandmother, who'd been born and later died on the farm and farmed all her life, said she'd never seen anything like that. Called the insurance they were like, "well, if you were 3/4 done you're over your limit anyway (75% coverage level) so even if the rest is a total loss you get nothing..." CLICK! Totally worthless. Another year we had grain sorghum it got real dry not long after planting and the crop was short and when it put out the heads (exerted the heads) they didn't come up out of the whorl (the top of the stalk/leaves where they join the stalk) very well and then we got a Gulf Storm and about 45-50 mph winds overnight and leaned the whole crop over to about 45 degrees off-plumb and dumped probably 4-5 inches of rain on it... then it got hotter than h3ll and humid as all get-out and with the grain down in the leaf whorl it stayed wet and had a hard time drying out. The insurance guy called me said, "If you're combining and have a load rejected for mold, STOP COMBINING and CALL US AT ONCE!" Okay. SO I'm combining hauling to the egg farm 13 miles away (closest elevator) and they're taking forever testing the grain one day and call a honcho over and he tells me the grain has "xearlenone" fungus and that affects laying hens-- for meat chickens it'd be fine, for beef or swine or whatever it'd be fine, but not layers... so they couldn't take the load. SO I hauled it 26 miles to the regular elevator (where I wouldn't get the premium the egg farm was paying) and they bought it no problem. When I got home, I called the insurance guy he said, "fine go on and combine it, keep the weight tickets and grain quality reports and we'll settle up later." SO "later" arrives and after about 5 weeks I hear a knock on the door it's a mobile adjuster from the insurance company. I get him all the paperwork he takes it back to his rental car (the guy was from Iowa... they had SO MANY CLAIMS that year in our part of the world they brought in guys from the Midwest to help-- bet some of ours end up up there this year!) and I offered him something to drink or work in the air conditioned house since it was pushing 100 degrees outside, he refused. After about an hour I went out to check on him he was sitting in the air conditioned car idling in the driveway, with all these actuarial tables and crap spread out all over the dash and windshield looked like the dashboard of a 747... Offered again he was like "no thanks, I'm almost done". After another half hour he knocks on the door hands me all the paperwork back and says "the check will be in the mail!" A few weeks later I get the check-- for $695 in losses due to mold damage and dockage on the grain. Damned insurance premium for the year was higher than that! We had another situation somewhat like that too and that was enough, I said "screw it" and we walked away from the insurance altogether... Only guys I've seen actually get anything out of the insurance are the one's "farming the system" and do stupid sh!t to INTENTIONALLY SABOTAGE the crop in order to get a big insurance payout... Later! OL J R :)

[@robhakeman5873]

Ryan could you turn your cattle out on cornstalks during the winter ?

[@HowFarmsWork]

That’s the plan for the farms with fences

[@caseyroberson2621]

You know Ryan I love farming but I hate doing road travel but we got out of corn and just started doing custom hay bailing and growing wheat and ryegrass

[@fazerainbow5674]

awsome new video ryan really likeing the new grain cart my qustion to u is when and if u do decide to get anouther harvester wood u go wheel or track which do u perfer same with grain carts wood u go track or wheel what the diffrence in performice

[@joelhenderson5404]

Hey Travis could a guy use a row crop header and maybe it would pick up the Cobbs. I know yawl would have to handle a lot of material threw the thrasher. This happened to us here in Oklahoma and that's what we did it was a little slower but we picked the corn up that had been blowd down.

[@peteraernouts5741]

Why didn't you chop some of your downed corn for the cows?

[@NevAdv]

has any one offered you to demo newer combine on ur farm before?

[@HowFarmsWork]

Yes, but I turned it down for private reasons.

[@jamesfranco2780]

Digging the suspenders 😂😂😂

[@larrybe2900]

It raised his well of knowledge enormously. ;)

[@jamesfranco2780]

@@larrybe2900 😂😂😂😂😂

[@remcoscholtmeijer3044]

Nice cart but do you still have that original green cart you had? Good luck with harvest doesn't look great

[@adanbarron3916]

I think those tires needs to turn the other way Ryan Awesome amigo👍

[@goodiezgrigis]

If you want to tear up the field, you can turn them. Otherwise they are mounted right as they need to be.

[@brandonm6052]

Everything I’ve been told is easier turning and longer tire life in “reverse” position

[@markpontes4457]

If it's not a Powered wheel that's the way they are should be you`'ll see 2wd Combines are that way also.

[@augustreil]

@@brandonm6052, 100% correct !

[@matthewwatkins9008]

Are you in Iowa? If so where part of Iowa?

[@johnkolbjr8375]

Your cart was build 20mins from me. Have you ever done a factory tour of there plant? Great video. What led light are you using on your gator?

[@danfinley3690]

Beautiful drone footage

[@brianrutherford3229]

I am sorry for how the crop is wind damaged. J hope you get a good yield from it.

[@killianmurphy8527]

If u ever change the 8235r would you go to a 7r or another 8r

[@robertgorsett1586]

why not cut the down areas for silage?? Just curious?

[@HowFarmsWork]

We have plenty of feed and everyone else has more than they need of their own silage

[@danfinley3690]

Now that’s a sweet cart

[@waterskiingfool]

Should of seen if John Deere would of borrowed you a bigger combine, so you could have the biggest cart. Lol. Look forward to your harvest videos.

[@SimonKL11]

Looking forward to see a big grain cart in action👍😁 the corn damage looks very bad😳

[@danielsweeney6742]

Ryan are those tire on the grain cart on backwards?

[@craigadair128]

They are supposed to clean out better from what I understand

[@augustreil]

@@craigadair128, And they wear longer running backwards, not being a drive tire.

[@bryanginder5903]

I think if I was you guys, id be looking for a continuous dryer an wet bin before a bigger combine an grain cart come, with all the bad corn you had this past year in the bin a dryer I'd be looking for, that will solve lots of your problems an bottle necks!

[@mikebauer9202]

Maby next year you can get that SCV fixed and Demo a J & M Grain Cart.

[@nathanheredia9960]

When will you start harvest

[@brianwebber7168]

They already have according to Travis' video yesterday.

[@jddriver9565]

wow the auger us huge! By the way did you take a look at the new MY20 6M that was standing at sloan´s?:)

[@kylescribner7957]

Awesome video

[@calebfoster3525]

how can you watch a 17 min video in 2 minutes!:):)

[@kylescribner7957]

Caleb Foster I started watching when it was out 15 seconds

[@tucobenedicto109]

Smiley face on the Grain Cart :), unsmiley face on the corn :(, Just bought some more sweet corn no pesticides! The unload speed should help load a truck fast for storage or delivery. Will use use the bean head on the downed corn?

[@someperson7]

Does he run a dryer?

[@Supreme_Pizza683]

For the downed corn you should use a corn reel

[@eddeetz493]

Would green chopping for ag bag or repaired harvester silo pencil? Definitely a gut punch. I remember Andrew proud of the crop with possible record yields. A hemp manufacturer decortacator would be a great sponsor opportunity. Sequesters carbon in walls, fireproof, bug, mold, mildew resistant. R4 per wall inch. Grow your own hemp, harvest you woods, do hands on hempcrete post and beam seminars building infrastructure. As you promote Hemp, you help all farmers. Less acres in corn and beans means higher prices. We hope. Here's to much higher prices. If you combine the herds, Rotation graze build a winter barn, use wood chips for deep bedding, add corn ( pigs make it into compost for corn) Polyface farms, Gregg Judy. A wife to market farm products would be the perfect match. Cattle, Sheep, chicken, eggs, produce, offer the cost credit on farm day tickets good for discount on 10# boxed beef cuts. 1/4 1/2 whole animals. For farm day pick but pre paid. That would fund expansion of the herd quickly. Share daily electric fence moves with Travis or work together. Except for the winter lot and barn, let the cattle do more work and less machinery for hay and manure spreading. Greeg Judy would be a great collaboration. Great genetics, grazing results in Missouri. Go see for your self.

[@lucasaccount573]

I see Ryan has become his dad and started to wear suspenders

[@chadrotvold2058]

Is Ryan thinking about a new tractor,Combine,Or a cart for grain? Ryan you should set a budget for new machinery or trips.

[@roryjfitzsimons690]

Love Ur video ryan I am a dairy farm I love Massey Ferguson and case I was just wondering if all the tractors u have want one is Ur favourite

[@nolanbak]

The 82 is an icon at this point

[@LowKeyIdiots]

poor thing is used for harvest and for a week or two in the spring then sits for 7 or more months lol

[@nolanbak]

Low Key Idiots kind of a waste In my opinion

[@coitcuster4705]

Do you still need such a grain cart? Looks like all you need is a Chevy Luv!

[@bryanbisping8978]

Were Hannah been Ryan haven’t seen her in your last couple videos

[@braydenlowe8505]

How does a 235 Hp tractor handle that big of a cart?

[@shawnfox8002]

Belt must not be working good enough lol I have 1 pair of pants with buttons I actually like the button method better than the clip cause the clips seem to break or lose pressure holding on to the jeans.

[@Token_Civilian]

For fun, the Google says 1100 bushels is 50.7 cubic yards. Yeah....big. My goodness on that field damage from the storm.

[@jeffreyhouston2043]

I bet the JD tech got a laugh out of you not knowing what a bushing is for, lol.

[@flywayhome8903]

Can't that corn be chopped up for silage

[@HowFarmsWork]

That wouldn’t do much good. We have enough feed and no one else wants or needs silage because of the same issue.

[@SlipShodBob]

Glad you had better luck with your drone footage following you than The Hoof GP his last video Craig flew it into a tree as they were driving where it stayed until they were able to knock it down with a stone or five. I presume you're not going to try to hire or demo a corn head with smaller shallower snoots?

[@lollipop3188]

in the uk suspenders are for women holding up there stockings and the things you are wearing are called braces :}

[@patkelly7999]

Very nice Ryan:):) Downed corn not so nice:(

[@ianhaggart1438]

Hello. Go on be honest how much other stuff did you want to take home with you🤔😉 Great videos from the drone such a nice area well piloted. 👍 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.. Ps we need boats here now lots of rain but harvest is all done. 😁

[@josephsakovich9374]

Could you not haul it home with the Denali

[@matthewdowd4686]

So Ryan I have a question...is the new farm sim map, you’re farm? A lot of speculation but nothing confirmed. Would love to know!

[@HowFarmsWork]

It is of our farm, but I don’t have an ETA as it’s been started and cancelled several times by different developers.

[@ryderschwager2377]

Our s680 struggles to reach over our kinzer 1300

[@brandonm6052]

I have some key bib overalls and honestly I’m not totally stoked about wearing them. Can be hot, straps are either tight or falling off. I may need some suspenders