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[@Kempfkattle]

Something I’ve learned from an oil expert years ago was, after washing your equipment, grease every single fitting on the machine, the grease will push out any water that might have gotten into the bearings etc. therefore reducing the possibility of rust forming in the bearings.

[@ourcountryadventures]

I think his issue is the pressure washer forces/sneaks water past the seal on the closed bearing and then -30c comes along and the bearing seals blow out.

[@Kempfkattle]

I’m sure that is the concern, as with sealed bearings grading them isn’t an option. I was simply sharing a tip I learned from someone smarter than myself.

[@oldslow3694]

another idea, spray wd 40 on bearing to draw out moisture, we do that on our sled suspension wheels it helps a little

[@ourcountryadventures]

@@oldslow3694 that dosent work with sealed bearings

[@oldslow3694]

@@ourcountryadventures good to know thanks, it's been a while since i had sled suspensions apart

[@evandwright]

I just feel like as a diesel tech I need to educate. The more you idle equipment, the more it will need to regen (or burnout). If a unit is working it will make enough heat to regen passively while you're working. So reducing idle time reduces stationary regens. Also regens have little to do with the def system. Regens burn off soot that has collected in the particulate filter. Def is injected after the dpf system to reduce nox emissions

[@RSimons30]

Seems like it's been the year of the sensor, between the planter and now the combine haha. Excited to see that new shed get done soon!

[@Mr1965impala]

Happy early Thanksgiving to the Johnson family, thanks for what you do to enlighten us in the farm life and what you do to feed the world.

[@MillennialFarmer]

Thank you and Same to you!

[@chuckbauman4171]

M m. Standmfor

[@Ada-zn3pw]

Man you can't even tell your dad had a knee surgery just a couple months ago. He gets around really good

[@mathiashjelseng4006]

Hi thanks for all the hard work you do both on KZbin and farming whit ute you alot of people wouldn't know anything about farming i hope you have a great rest of the week

[@MillennialFarmer]

Thank you, same to you!

[@SpatialDragon]

"Shane! Shane! Come Back Shane..." That was what I was thinking watching the truck pull away. 😅Old movie reference... "Shane."

[@JackieDannenberg]

Anxious for your next video. When are they going to start your new building without the transparent walls ? Waiting as patiently as possible. *grin*. Probably won’t start till next week now that I think about it seeing with Thanksgiving and all. Have a great turkey day !

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Family is what matters Zach great video.

[@rickk6447]

Zach, I know you do a great job on the grain bin Rescue stuff, just got an alert and crews are heading to another Grain Bin Rescue! Every year we see them!

[@henningahrens9822]

Hey Zach, try a spill of 2-Stroke-Oil per 10 Gallons Diesel in case of Engine Issues. It won't do any harm and only costs a few Dimes to try out.

[@gregcatlett1458]

That’s a 2 person backhoe 😢really,but it is handy. No fun at all letting someone else POWER WASH ZACK come on😮😮. Thanks much!

[@mikegrayjr6527]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's like walking on a bed of puppies but those house shoes are really comfortable 😎😎👍

[@Chevy-fh2sx]

You guys should look into ceramic coating stuff like the combine. Dirt would fall right off with a water hose!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

So that's what top soil looks like! LOL Love it buddy!

[@dougvinduska9593]

Good to see cat dog doing her part must be mousing!

[@larryadolf6992]

Great information and knowledge.

[@larryadolf6992]

He is on tel

[@larryadolf6992]

@Kennetgibbs_bch

[@larryadolf6992]

You can reach him on tel

[@bayerjared9425]

Nice. i am also interested , i will contact him now.

[@adrianadestino6420]

Yeah, investing in Bitcoin will fulfill your needs…

[@fredscott9090]

Zack. If you have something to pull from weld a small u bolt on your leg doors in line with the long side and a ratchet strap will pop them open pretty easy .learned that after hammering alot

[@barrygades3066]

A Titanic reference?! ❤️ 🤣🤣🤣

[@justinbecker1705]

I drive a Freightliner m2 and that Def can take a while 40-45 minutes sometimes

[@HuntGamingProductions]

2:19 Ernest goes to camp reference

[@johnnyjoejimbob]

Nice to see N, Z. W is as tough as W central MN rocks. Might want to get a visit in. Chins are up.

[@CodyHicks09]

The Ernest reference never gets old!

[@coxandsonmachine2128]

Thanks for the video Happy Thanksgiving

[@trouble3340]

Start using Pittsburgh power fuel catalyst in your def equipment. Your regeneration problems will go away.

[@rodpasichnyk9140]

12:35 "Pizza Bearing"? Ha, cheers!

[@sandorgal5588]

Nagyon jok a filmek egy gazda hétköznapjait osztja meg és a felmerülö problémák megoldását szivesen lennék a tanuloja vagy dolgozoja jo fej fönöknek tünik

[@thomasw5tlq672]

Loved the Ernest impression!!!

[@steveneal2706]

nice video. Thank you

[@pastorlarrypotts8289]

This is an awesome channel!

[@scottsheldon1284]

Where are videos on shed building ?

[@ZachMcCaff]

Yess

[@thomasmaphis7203]

your dad seems like a hell of a nice guy..Very easy going

[@josephhicks2939]

Lol. “Ask me how I know”.

[@garyclaassen4098]

“Like walking on a bed of puppies”. LOL

[@jasongaydos9883]

Wild pigs will love that soured corn.

[@ollieck3545]

hi zach luv u just got some of ur merch

[@johnsalmi4140]

Just dig a bigger and deep hole next to a large rock and push it into the hole and cover it over with dirt

[@dougrundell947]

Have you analyzed those sensors to see why they fail? You might could mount them in protective housings stuffed with soft rubber or foam. More robustness.

[@martywinn199]

I can literally smell so many parts of this video!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@michelpicton8357]

I seen a claas back there 😬 video on that horse?

[@Bryer68]

Great video Zack from Bryer

[@edsecorr7812]

Keep up the good work love your videos thank you

[@Roboticus_Prime_RC]

Nothing says “good for the environment” like forcing you to run the engine more.

[@randyogburn2498]

Well I'm pretty good with a backhoe but I'd be lucky to do more than crank up your combine & while I'd love to help traveling halfway across the country doesn't seem to make sense to give backhoe lessons.

[@reneholmes8016]

Every time you go to connect a different implement that has hydraulic hoses, you go through the process of figuring out where to connect each hose. If it were me, I would mark the connectors on the tractors and the implements using a common pattern and end the recurring frustration and wasted time.....just a thought. 🤔

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

Different connnector locations on different tractors complicate that theoretical system....

[@brucepyeatt5571]

Looks odd to see a single NH3 wagon. I'm in the ammonia business in Mo & we had to go all doubles.

[@stevenphare5455]

More and more like watching TV with the commercials.

[@martinmiller3313]

There is nothing, NOTHING worse than the smell of rotten grain! Having raised livestock and dairy cattle for over 3 decades I can vouch for it. The only thing that comes close is roadkill that makes it off the road and into your barnyard mid-July......

[@theinfamoushvacrtech816]

7:00 where can I snatch one of those sweet hoodies?

[@scotcoon1186]

Tobacco can make a nice air freshener. I've bought cigarettes and just stuck some in my heater vents.

[@cohenmason3949]

Can you make video on the same day not weeks back

[@exotictones1054]

Alot of people in this world are not capable of doing this job.never,ever.

[@custom20chevy]

Zach, how do you know?!

[@williamriley2528]

It's called a "REGEN" Zack...!

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

Not surprised DEF is expensive. Unicorn urine & fairy dust is in short supply.

[@Sooner4Life66]

Nothing else matters 🎶

[@lyleswavel320]

Fermented grain is nasty

[@curt4282]

How in the heck do you make any money... with the amount of money you have invested in equipment and gas diesel DEF... I am just shocked 😲 Andover, MN

[@jerryhelton5176]

U squashed the puppies!

[@jerryhelton5176]

I believe I just tried to be scammed off your channel I did report it

[@mikeanwender339]

Where is hound Ray ?

[@animemaniac2]

What really matters is family

[@Thomas-lq1jw]

2:50 DEF has nothing to do with the cool down it's asking for. The cooldown is, because the machine was burning off all the soot in the DPF (and that gets pretty hot). THe goverment juice is needed, to get the NOx down in your Emissons. Btw, the more you have to idle the machine, the more often you'll have that burn off sequence. In normal operation, you don't even realize it doing it ;) But it shouldn't take that long, that sounds like a sensor issue. I love CatDog, would definitely cuddle :D

[@jimgrady7458]

@2:48 I thought that was a warning to stop eating beans, you're raising the temperature in the cab too much

[@dannythomas6194]

13:39 Ok, How do you know?

[@stevebiddle8912]

Who would believe that you would be in a t shirt outside in November??

[@hollandduck79]

why don't you let the kids find the stones in the fields and put in those "mark flags". that would also be a good idea to do for the tractor driver who is working with a ripper. a wooden (pallet) box in front of the tractor with a mess of "marker flags" in it and with every stone that the ripper encounters, stick a flag, then it is only a matter of driving the flags with the rock-picker. which cannot be done with the rock-picker, the flag remains there to check it again with the backhoo . if they are still too big, the flag remains there again so that it is visible to the planter where the large stones are

[@joshmanuel3036]

Crocodile Dundee!!!

[@belindalaborde1094]

Can you post a vid about how a combine grain pipe works pleeeeas

[@waterskiingfool]

I think I missed it in the last video, did you buy the backhoe attachment or is it a rental? Is the new shed going to have power every 10 feet for plugging in battery chargers?

[@apollorobb]

DEF Extremely annoying extremely expensive and extremely useless

[@deadghost1964]

Go to mechanic school and learn

[@apollorobb]

@@deadghost1964 I done been to mechanic school Hilbilly. Im ASE certified in diesel. DEF still sucks

[@deadghost1964]

@@apollorobb if you still saying DEF sucks, then you are not ASE certified. I have no issues with my tractors here in Texas.

[@SelbyNorman]

I hate that smell! Especially when it get soaked into your boots and won't go away!

[@Gustav4]

healthy soil healthy animal healthy people, cut the chemicals learn about regenerative ag. That matters

[@coleandrzcyzak5538]

Why do you have so many different plows? Is it just for different types of soil?

[@davidkimmel4216]

I do believe that you need to add some sugar to the grain leg goodie’s. I does not smell great anytime. 🤮🤮

[@williampattullo4799]

When are you going to the semi casual show for a know truck?

[@mikepagel1021]

How do you know?

[@hiloprime9638]

So did give up on applying anhodris yourself?

[@brad4751]

had a little ptsd moment watching you do the end of year clean up remembering them smells lol , one part of a combine/ header contractors life that i dont look forward to , cleaning up before going to the next job is not what you would class as fun , we are full steam here in Australia when we can get onto ground thats dry enough or has not been washed away in the massive flood we are experiencing , as always love ya work

[@jimbrod9696]

ah man ..... i got that pre vomit wet mouth watching that rotten corn part, smell it through the screen

[@FosterFarmsOk]

id like to know who in the Fed owns stock in DEF companies.

[@Berensmetalworks]

Are you guys considering getting a mini excavator?

[@Gavintyler21]

What is there to Jim Carrey references in there

[@keatonheinrich8630]

By the way the videos great Mr Johnson just wondering how come you guys didn’t run the 9870 during corn harvest?

[@calebrozeboom]

I dont know for sure, but hard to keep corn away from one big combine, try 2....

[@E37206]

Why don't you just get a grapple for your bucket?

[@426hemicuda1090]

gotta love that government juice!!!! xD

[@ianpalmer45]

Do a def delete

[@trentwatts4913]

I have to say out of corn, soybeans and wheat . Rotten soybeans are off the chart stank 😂

[@timgring4121]

What brand of boots are those Zach? I like them

[@NeutronSplitter]

35K to go until Ana gets her combine ride!

[@leviratliff2635]

Not too many people will get the Ernest P. Worrell reference.

[@shawnmiller4781]

It is a bit blast from the past

[@redchevy0282]

Why don't you just delete the Def emissions from anything?

[@crandonborth]

Because you kinda need a warranty on a $500,000 Combine and $350,000 Tractors.

[@deadghost1964]

And you need to go to school, kid.

[@ebolawarrior451]

Dryer and pit cleanout, the one time covid would come in handy.

[@scottperry9581]

Is it possible to locate subsurface rocks using a ground radar system?

[@larrythompson8630]

It’s easy to locate them. Most tillage tools let you know.

[@scottperry9581]

@@larrythompson8630 I was thinking that if you could detect and remove rocks down to the frost line then you would never have to deal with rocks again. Tillage tools wouldn't be able to do that in a climate like (current) MN. Would farmland fetch a. higher price and would operating costs be significantly lower if that land were free from rocks forever?

[@larrythompson8630]

@@scottperry9581 ok. Interesting. All I can say about is my fields. Most I can point to certain areas that have rocks. Areas maybe football field size where there will be big rock (over 1 ft diameter every 3 years). Big majority of field few rocks bigger then softballs. My target rocks are anything bigger then a softball, will of course grab smaller if I am there. Tillage warns you of big rock. You can dig with backhoe then. Or wait 5 years scratching it till it gets close to surface. Then get a chain hooked to drag it “fairly” easy. I sold my backhoe attachment. I have 3 rocks that I lift up for this fall. Might be ready to remove 1 in spring.

[@scottperry9581]

@@larrythompson8630 The good news is that, in theory, there will come a day when rocks stop rising. Any rocks that started out below the lowest frost line will remain in at depth. 100 years? 100,000 years? But some day.

[@Cam_k]

13:39 how do you know?

[@Cam_k]

@MillennialFarmer what is your email please

[@dennismartin03]

Do u never wash any of your tillage equipment ?

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Busy busy time after harvest. Cleaning equipment up is important. Great you could get a cleaner service. Saves on your time. All kinds of jobs that take your time. That rock is a good sized rock by the way. Lots of small jobs that need attention. You will get them done. Hopefully dad will be able to help some also. Good man there your dad. Know you will be happy when your building is done. Can put equipment inside then. All for the. You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything Zach. The Iowa farm boy.

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[@MrNaylorchristopherl]

Only 90’s kids will catch that eww reference 😂

[@justincowen441]

Haven’t even watched the video and I know what you are referencing. lol