Walking Down The Old Field Road, New Roads, And Ford 9n Oil Change At The Old Byrd Farm

[@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG]

A few updates and walking the field road... Help Save The Byrd House: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Mail: Sidestep Adventures PO Box 206 Waverly Hall, Georgia 31831

[@mehchocolate1257]

Nuuuu u watch yer step😂😂😂😂

[@mandysmith3861]

How many acres are there? Sorry if you’ve already said there’s a lot more there than I thought!

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@mandysmith3861 imma just walkin down da old field road😂😂😂😂

[@franceslambert8070]

Well Robert, as promised, I am sending you a Christmas card. I hope you can use this small gift on your new abode. Also. I hope this finds you and yours fine and healthy. Merry Christmas early, Frances C. Lambert

[@fiorenzaattanasio4796]

Cody you are simply the Best. We need more young men like you on our planet. Thanks to you both from Calgary 🇨🇦

[@timothyrussell4010]

after years of neglect the old tractor is workn the farm again that is so cool

[@tacocin]

They say to find the kind of work you love to do and you'll never have to work again. I'm feeling that about this place. It is hard work but it's fun at the same time! Love this series!

[@Froger26]

Is this a hobby in your spare time? How do you afford this wonderful, interesting, gratifying fun?

[@tangie777uk]

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT What a gorgeous property. Thank you for sharing Robert.

[@beccaL9]

Lovin' your vids Robert! This new Byrd house series & history minutes are winners❤️❤️❤️ LOL to Cody! Such a cute ending! You need more in front of the camera time Cody 😊 Love the tractor & the Studebaker trailer! Robert, I'm impressed that you are undaunted by all the work that is ahead❗ You are doing a great job... And I'll be watching! 😀😀

[@srevero1]

The land is absolutely beautiful. I have become addicted to your videos and am watching every single one until I catch up. Exciting to see the progress.

[@susanorr7535]

Amazing walk through a magical forest road.

[@lillypad9960]

Cody, you are such a blessing. Take care all of you.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Use those old tires to plant potatoes. As the plant grows, add another tire/dirt, and at season-end, just knock over the tires and oila, no digging for the spuds!---I wondered about Cody, left behind! So enjoyed that ending, Cody!!!

[@Artist6135]

I just love Cody!! This is a great series Robert!! I think saving this property is absolutely fantastic!! I can tell you have lots of ideas for the place.

[@ericdee6802]

The Byrd Farm is looking great, be careful on that tractor on inclines, don't wanna wind up underneath the thing.🇺🇸✌️👍

[@ohioyodertoter6827]

that old trailer behind that old truck would be cool to see full of brush and logs :-)

[@ricknelson576]

My,my,my... You have been keeping busy. All looking good.

[@marjoriehuff8526]

It gives us an idea what it it like back in the time when the Byrd family lived there. It is amazing what a little hard work can do. Keep up the hard work Robert, Cody, and Brain!

[@marygarner5249]

Looking good one step at a time take care my friends God Bless

[@joelwaldrop8743]

Robert I have a 2n Ford that just keeps on going. Love the “n” series. Enjoying your videos here in South Carolina

[@dorotheawalker7985]

You will never know how much I love your Bird House updates and your History minute videos. I so look forward new ones makes my bad days 100 percent way better.

[@christianrebatrimeloni269]

I love your videos i wish i lived down there that old house is so beautiful you are working hard to restore it keep up the good work Shirl from pa

[@giniwalters8401]

You've got it looking better round there!!! I think it's awesome what you are doing!!! Stay safe and God bless you Robert!!!

[@sharonbartlett4307]

Well it's really shaping up, looking good. You've really been working hard. I like that walk down the road really pretty. Thanks again for sharing and God bless

[@filomenadabatos6614]

You are making a great progress.. Cody is your great help..

[@scrapfancy]

What a job with the wonderful wisteria. 🏝🌞

[@sandraplonka5225]

Just awesome job you all are doing. Go Cody!!

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

I knew the house was a big project but now i seen more of the land Wow you have got your work cut out Look forward to more updates Well done

[@shellydehart8217]

Hey Cody, I forgot the truck is still there. That’s a pretty old tractor but r’nt u glad it stills runs n thanks to Andre or whatever the name was. That’s a pretty good tool to have ♥️😊👍

[@claudiadesoto2378]

Really awesome job , sure will amazing place . Look forward to seeing more 👍🇺🇸

[@gregorymcd944]

Discovered your channel today and watching a bunch of episodes. Really enjoying the videos about the Byrd house. Love the old tractor videos too! Looking forward to following along and hope to see many more videos

[@Carolbearce]

Hey Robert, you left Cody behind. Poor Cody. Lol, you guys are awesome.

[@MrJeep75]

Love seeing the place coming back

[@coryfowler804]

thanks for another great show doing a good job looking nice starting to come together be wonderful seeing the fairlane over there taking a photo shoot

[@davidmckinney6577]

Wow that's a beautiful place looks like you have several acres there..

[@rosagarza5264]

What a beautiful sight

[@pamelabowling7959]

Love ❤️ watching beautiful land let us all know when you get the wifey to help work the place 😊

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Wow really enjoyed that Robert you doing so well. Thanks for share. Take care and stay safe

[@johnrymer6198]

Robert I really love watching both of your KZbin channels I love history ........ There are a lot of places around here where I live that I would love to someone like you’ll explore ....... But I can’t do it right at this moment I have bad back ....... I love the old farm house sorry about the theft can’t wait to see some more work on the old farm ........

[@wellingtonlessa96]

Não vejo a hora de conhecer o interior dessa casa linda!??😃😄😻

[@cchaffincc]

Love that Studebaker trailer. The farm is beautiful, it brings back memories of my Granddaddy’s farm.

[@pamelasinclair-karney8856]

Very nice, l'll cheer you guys on. Fan from Canada

[@marymcguffin9370]

That is am amazing amount of work you guys got done. Enjoy the weather while it's nice. Here in Michigan it went from 5. 75° days to 44° so hope the weather stays nice. And Robert you really should teach Cody how to drive the tractor, he should have some fun too. Oh and i love the sound of the ford so many great memories. 🔨🚙🚜

[@janettporter6795]

Hi. Good to see you again. I love your road. I would just go out to God and nature. It really is a pleasure to walk those little paths. Course yours is a road. ☺ You really do have a place to be proud of. I'm waiting for Rodney, my husband to clear a little walking area for me. Our place was left for about 6 years. It was a mess too. He found himself a tractor too an oh boy 🥰. There's quit an age difference but, you remind me a lot of him. I'm looking up the company. I'm sure Rodney can use something like that. Thank you. Good job. God bless 💖

[@colleencrane4843]

The place is looking is looking good!

[@melissahalbert9455]

Amazing progress!

[@annebell7274]

Gee what a difference already. This will be one interesting project to follow... and Cody had to walk 😅😅🌳🚜🌳🚜

[@tereasacarty8000]

Every time I see this old Byrd road my brain kicks in that song by Cyrus old town road!! I know call me crazy 😜 anyhow thanks for sharing and restoring. Looking awesome 👏

[@frankscarborough1428]

Can’t wait to see your next adventure

[@thomasrichardson7865]

I have enjoyed your video's. I have 4 KZbin Channels that takes me away to a calmer place this what America needs now. Thank You. Can't wait until you start the House renovation.

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you for the update on the Byrd project ! Sorry Cody maybe next time you can run the tractor and Robert can walk ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you guys maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas just getting a little rain here today .

[@gayleloy7111]

Another fantastic video. You sure keep us sane in lockdown. Love you all. Stay safe. Love from Australia. Love Cody. Xx

[@belleange590]

Your doing an awesome job.

[@davidcarroll1883]

Big improvement on the roads! Nothin like a good tractor! And a good Cody! I need a Cody!

[@andyfloyd1590]

fine looking piece of property

[@Nanassugars]

Wow! Y’all have gotten lot done!

[@gwenmoody8323]

Looking good. Hugs from Oklahoma

[@denisestory2678]

Always enjoy your videos! Have a Happy Thanksgiving !😊🦃

[@deepwoodguy2]

Thanks for the trip around the property, those Vines are real scary, they look like they belong in a chainsaw movie, ready to reach out and grab you and take you down. 😎😁😎

[@melodycruz4765]

You are an amazing guy taking your time away from your family to save this awesome home

[@haroldroyal4789]

Drove a 41 model when i was young--this brings back a lot of memories!! I remember our oil was in a white metal can , and it was Ford brand. Keep up the good work, wish i could be there to help!!

[@sonniecampbell1788]

Beautiful land

[@karenwright9123]

Cool old tractor.

[@joanhamilton2651]

Love the land

[@chrism.2231]

Just stumbled on the channel and I am impressed with what you have taken on. I just cleared off a couple of acres on our property the last two years (and I cleared my grandfathers old farm site off before we built, 20 years ago) mostly by hand that I intend to put back into hay production on our small 5 acre homestead. But that is Wisc. and was not quite that level of junge. Though I made they mistake of planting those vines (wisteria?) off our deck, they have not gotten to that level. Wow. Couple of things hit me as I watched this - I have a '50 side mount Dist. 8n, similar to your N, and I will share with you that you do not have to be too worried about sticking with 90w in that gearbox. Modern hydraulic fluids just were not an option when it was built and they are more than fine. That being said, I did put 90 weight in just last weekend in prep. for our winters. I do it annually to address the water, mostly from condensation, that will collect in it. If it is too bad, I have to really let the PTO run for a few minutes in our winters to get the hydraulics to lift. My second thought involved your clean-up. I can only imagine you have a lot of debris laying around an old farm like that, but you would probably do yourself some good to get yourself some help in clearing it. A brush hog is a thought, though you need to be careful with the debris. The N's are good tractors for that, just be sure you have an overrun clutch (orc) on the PTO or the momentum of the blades will push the tractor where you do not want to go. The other option might simply be some goats. Premier1 makes a goat netting and you could essentially move around a few goats and let them clear it for you. Pigs are another option. I get the satisfaction of clearing it by hand. Kind of therapuetic. But you will feel just as good getting it done a little sooner too, and not too much of an investment to do so. I am sure you have heard this all before and maybe that is already part of your plans. Just my 2 cents. Looking forward to seeing where you take this.

[@tashasmith6179]

LOVE it. It's really looking good. Wished I was there with y'all 😊

[@franielee38]

Wow!!!! I want one of those electrical units!!! Wow!!!!

[@cjgonzalez1797]

robert i love watchilmg yoir videos im from a big city i you make me feel im right there with you

[@lindawoody8501]

You could consider renting a large tree shredder to dispose of the wisteria vine and small trees. You would get some good mulch for a vegetable garden and pathways as a bonus. Of course you could buy a shredder, too. Some do burn and that is fine when allowed and done with safety in mind. Another consideration would be a compost pile? I commend your fine work on restoring the farm.

[@MysticChatty]

Cody is so darn cute!!

[@cynthiacronin2794]

Wow, you guys got a lot done! I can see the progress. I would say have fun, but I think you already are! 😂😁

[@LifeMostSouthern]

Those vines! Arrrgggg, they will drive you crazy. Privet hedge too. I have a lot of privet hedge to get rid of. It irritates me every time I walk around my back yard. We cut it back but didn’t have a way to pull up stumps because it’s in a place we just can’t get the truck to without tearing down a fence. When we were cleaning out to make room for my parents RV my dad, my kids and I were all working on pulling down vines. Dad could only do so much and I decided I was gonna do it. I pulled and pulled and was getting no where so I just grabbed onto it like Tarzan or something and hung there for a minute then it came all at once and I fell on my butt. I have to admit it was funny. After that we found that if we paired me and my daughter, we weighed enough together to get pull them down.

[@elliem3763]

My friend has the same tractor and has a solar panel hooked up to it when he needs it and it works.

[@bettylorch3796]

love when Cody comments

[@nathanieldietrich140]

you need John from upstate brush control to bring his machine over and clear all that land area for you. It will look great!

[@marjoriehuff8526]

Love that tractor, 1940s!

[@leabarto8156]

Robert...you forgot Cody. Shame on you. 🙂 lol

[@barbthomas4492]

That was a nice charger!

[@margarethughes3763]

Got a spooky feeling when you walked past that old barn.

[@allygee5468]

Looking good Robert how many acres oh you forgot Cody

[@mcwatersd]

You have done so much work there and it really shows. That is so awesome. If you clear the fields do you have plans to plant something? You are starting to look real comfortable on that tractor. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤

[@LordUSABless]

I appreciate all the work you're doing on the old Byrd farm. Do you have a video of what it looks like in the inside of the house? 🏡 Thank you

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Cool trailer

[@jameslcoble248]

Could check generator or alternator if it was converted to 12v. Possibly not charging like it should. Love the old tractors.

[@williamkeith8944]

The old Byrd place looks like it has been fallow for a long, long time.

[@cclyon]

I carry a jump starter in my postal vehicle. Thing is a life saver.

[@margarethughes3763]

That was a lot of work.

[@grizzlehouse]

On the bright side, you've got a 50% chance. If it has the original steel rings it'll love the 90w.

[@franielee38]

Yay, Robert!!! 💜

[@davidalexander8305]

🇺🇲🦅♥️ love the videos as usual keep them coming

[@scrapfancy]

🏝🌞 👋 Hello!!

[@grizzlehouse]

If the lift piston has been changed from a steel ring to an oring type piston you'll need to run hydraulic oil instead of 90w. The 90w will develop more pressure and blow the orings on the piston.

[@jessecarst1220]

The fellow who has Project Farm ( a fellow you tuber), did a comparison of jump-packs, and Audew won by a landslide. That’s why I keep one in my RV.

[@loekiemixi1]

Aww poor cody🤣

[@marjoriehuff8526]

Ever see the old sitcom GREEN ACRES 1960s with Eddie Albert? Think in the sitcom Eddie Albert drives the same sort of tractor?

[@shirleyreynolds2090]

Looks like a good chicken coop trailer...lol

[@kidhenderson8260]

The casting on the tractor says 8N but it has 9N looking rear wheels. ....I have a 1948 8N still running.

[@MA-ff5qi]

You've definitely been busy. The area you call campground could that have been fields. How many acres around the house. Love watching.

[@Astraylah-Spicy]

cody: And i gotta walk. LOL

[@mindynebeker1472]

What the heck Robert, making Cody walk like that. Shame on you lol.

[@lornahardin4563]

Robert, how many acres is the Byrd farm? What a gorgeous place it will be when your done. And will you be allowed to burn all your brush piles when they're ready?

[@carolb29]

hey! come back and get Cody, don't make him walk. lol

[@Country_Girl63]

I LOVE that old tractor!! What year is the tractor?