Will We Finally Get Things Picked Up From The Storm?!

[@NeutronSplitter]

Zach, my respect for you just went way, way up for hosting a Make a Wish kiddo. I hope he/she lives a long and healthy life!

[@MillennialFarmer]

It was a fun day with him

[@johnking8679]

​@@MillennialFarmer- and I'm sure a very fulfilling day for the participants, too !!❤

[@kevinschrunk3107]

Thank-you for hosting a Make-a-Wish. My daughter was granted a wish back in 05. Excellent organization that brings lots of smiles to these kids!

[@blackrainmtg373]

I am shocked the Millennial Farmer is having an issue with a truck starting. Must be a new phenomena on the farm.

[@mikewithers299]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MillennialFarmer]

First time!

[@mikewithers299]

@@MillennialFarmer 🤣🤣🤣🚜🚜🚜

[@johnking8679]

Hey Zach, that's a FINE looking Peterbilt truck you have - not new, but well kept !! I love big rigs, as you can tell !! It started when I was a Distribution Manager for Shell Oil Co. in Africa (Zimbabwe) and we had a huge fleet of trucks. They ranged from Peterbilt, Leyland Albion, Kenworth, Bedford and a few other makes !! Looking forward to your future video clips. Say "Hi" to your Dad and your family from me !! Cheers !!

[@buckrogers2828]

@@MillennialFarmer Oh my soon you will be off to SH tube and trucks will be all full of chrome and Stainless steel and "VERY SHINY"!.

[@BloodCat87]

To answer the cat question...it's a she and she is a very lovable cat.

[@letzrockitrite8469]

Yep, not a dingle-berry to be found.......... wonder no mo

[@Mazel_Tov_888]

worst upshot ever!

[@baldmaggots]

Yeah we all got a pretty good look in that video :)

[@MillennialFarmer]

Rhiannon actually told me the cat is a boy, but it's had the danglers removed!

[@dbroder]

I actually refer to my best cat as CatDog as well. Best nickname ever.

[@williamumbach592]

Thank you and your family for completing a “Make a Wish”. It won’t be forgotten!

[@johnking8679]

My thanks to your family for participating in the "Make a Wish" program. So very rewarding for the participants !!

[@jonathanfrantz8384]

My son was so excited he got to meet you yesterday in Decatur. Said it was the highlight of his day. He was there with the Tri point FFA.

[@cindyking9813]

I love cat-dog very much. I also love that you had a make a wish child to your farm. Thank you for being so kind. May God Bless You.

[@gordonkellogg225]

Great content yet again. Always looking forward to your next video. Thanks for your make-a-wish support. And thanks Becky for all your hard work behind the scenes 😊

[@johnking8679]

Way to go, Becky !!

[@MrPupsi]

The cat is absolutely adorable :D The more you try to ignore her, the more she wants your attention. Classic cat :D

[@sveinerikeitera9149]

That cat adds an another dimension to these videos, and I love it!

[@lukaslongtin243]

Zach, 480-500 lbs of torque for truck wheels. Also release the brakes and chock the tires to get an accurate torque. Great videos, always great content!

[@markvanleeuwen4755]

Hey Zach, 450-500 ft-lbs is what the rating is. It says it on the rim if its alcoa and you can read it yet. Just a little tip, spray a bit of lubricant inside the nut covers before you put them on over the nuts. It keeps the nuts from becoming rusted, and also makes the nut covers easier to remove next time you change the tires. Cheers from southwestern Ontario. Just finished corn harvest last week 👍

[@Mom-us5qy]

Upmost respect for taking time to host a make a wish kid. Well done 👍👍

[@jocalafarms4051]

I second that motion

[@MillennialFarmer]

We had fun!

[@Mom-us5qy]

@@MillennialFarmer Of course you did, is it possible to not have fun on the Millennial Estate? 😂

[@trevorbohl2737]

When I do tires I hit them on number 2 until they're tight, and then on number 3 for 3 chugga chuggas. Works every time.

[@TNTAcres2019]

500ft/lbs is what we always did/do. And as a former grain hauler we appreciate you putting it in the cart instead of doing the floor while we are waiting there.

[@billdoms1579]

1:35 There is a lot of difference between a catastrophe and a cat ass trophy.😂

[@MillennialFarmer]

😂😂

[@BKetch]

Im not a trucker, but Im a trucking expert on the internet. So I would Torque the lug nuts to 457 just to be sure.

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

I thank you for doing the Make-A-Wish program. You are a good person. I bet the young man had a great time. Great video.

[@samlannom8995]

Hey Zack!! Love you're videos!! Was awesome getting to me you yesterday. At the farm progress show.

[@jtn-minn8105]

Make a Wish and the rock picker....Pretty Cool Zack and Nate pretty cool!!!!!

[@Charlene-md3rz]

I admire the fact that you worked with Make A Wish to make a kids dream come to fruition. I love watching your content. I live in the Bootheel of Missouri (farm country). You and your family have a great work ethic and support so many great programs. Keep up the good work. More videos please 😀.

[@SK_2019]

Missouri Bootheel -- (Sikeston, MO....I-55/I-57/US 61 -- US 60) Miner, MO-- Lambert's Cafe 😊❤ and Charleston, MO. -- Boomland Fireworks 😊❤....My college is Southern Illinois University Carbondale (2001- 2003) [Carterville, IL -- John A. Logan College 1999 - 2001...]

[@buddybresett8356]

I saw the cleanup in the grain bin. The repair the tire on the rock picker. and everything looked good. I noticed that your dad got in on the grain bin cleanup also. God to work together. Including the small one getting in on the cleanup. God Bless U'all.

[@d3202s]

One of the best channels on KZbin. More Anna please!

[@andygabbott5376]

Guess we know its a girl cat now 😂

[@jamesgetz7101]

😂

[@MillennialFarmer]

🤷‍♂️ you know more about cats than I do 😂😂

[@OscarVaughn]

​@@MillennialFarmerthe cats ass in a shot told the story

[@434a52]

😂

[@shaneschifer3185]

Might just have tiny balls

[@CanfieldFamilyFarm]

She’s a survivor cat! We have a barn cat that has been on our farm for 8 years and still counting!!

[@scottvaughan473]

Well in my Generation Cat dog is a female. But you gotta ask her what she identifies as. Hey Zack fastest way to find a draw disconnect the battery ground. Use a multimeter between the battery and the ground wire it will give you a amperage number on the meter. Have someone start pulling fuses one by one when you pull the right fuse the draw will stop on the meter. Once you fine the circuit that’s drawing. Stark following it.

[@jeffmcbride469]

Zach, I just enjoy this channel so much. Watching your kids grow up, learning how to help and be part of the farming activities is great. I have been missing new content so much that I went back and watched some of your old original videos! Please keep up the posts and and updates.

[@Riley.wilkinson]

Love how Ila wore crocs in the grain bin

[@durgan5668]

Love that with the Make A Wish kid. Thank you for that. Agree, some days you just have to hammer out some 'to do' list things. I hope the harvest hold together for you and the nation.

[@braydenmcclure1409]

Enjoyed meeting you at farm show Zach

[@bp0819]

Glad the kids want to get involved! Happy harvest! if you ever want a and extra driver for harvest hit me up. I'd happily use my sick days to avoid teaching

[@noahrichardson3111]

Love your videos Zach. thanks for sharing your farm life. 😊

[@bruceboys9773]

Fun fact. The Prepper torque specs are always stamped on the outside of your lug nuts on a semi.

[@MillennialFarmer]

You're messing with me?

[@greghansard357]

In Roman numerals usually.

[@donkline825]

​@MillennialFarmer it's true

[@ahco46127]

@@MillennialFarmer Its usually stamped right on the top, Typically 450-500 is stamped.

[@Joehome476]

Yep. It's on the lug nut

[@acmltr]

The cleanest and organised man I've ever seen, the farm almost is as clean as the hospital, congratulations

[@TractorandMX]

Love the content I’m currently sitting in a auger wagon in Idaho. Keep making people laugh and stay farmin.

[@TheNewryRFC]

I wonder if you could use the simplysafe solar external camera in the roof of a grain bin, run the solar out the door and then you might not need to climb up them to see levels. WiFi signal dependant obviously

[@mfreund15448]

I like the ends of the axle painted black. The lug nut covers hold moisture and corrodes the exposed threads. To each their own.

[@brucebelitz3451]

I think cat dog loves you! A very nice cat, please protect her!

[@mikehendrickson4081]

Hey Zach lug nuts should be torqued to 500 ft lbs , that’s what we torque to at the mechanic shop I work at

[@101jumpit]

Cat Dog is a female and beautiful with it.May she live a long and healthy life.😁......and she loves being around you Zach 😊

[@MarcMas07]

As always, thanks for the videos!

[@randyisthechase5008]

Great view of Cat's rearend. Great, just what humor I needed today.

[@michaelneuman6910]

We fought root worms in So Cen Tex back in the day for years. Actually did a 4H Illustrated Talk about it years ago.

[@eareinbold]

Even though my son wasn't a "Make a Wish person", Thanks for sending him that birthday wish in the far away big city. We miss him here in Saginaw County, Michigan.

[@cmc7106]

A millennial’s work is never done!! Always an entertaining video!!👍

[@turnerg]

What's this "work" you are talking about? Im too lazy to look it up. -A Millennial

[@johnking8679]

A Millennial video is ALWAYS, entertaining !!

[@ciufo25]

Iam a truck tire technician 23 years and going 500 is the best and when you put the nuts on 30w oil just a drop on the stud and the washer on the lug nut but 500 ft lbs is the recommended torque

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome video zach and family

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

Rule of thumb on torquing, crank them down tjl they break then back off a half turn.

[@ajyowell5536]

As a truck driver most of the time 450 to 475 is good if you have upgraded your lug bolts fallow there instructions I got a set of lug bolts that need at minimum 500 to 550 for Torque specs for them but that's also for a truck that runs constantly oversized freight

[@drake_24v_hawkins]

Torque spec for eaton and meritor axle groups depending on size is anywhere from.450-600. We always torque to 500-550.

[@TUBEllaki]

Suomessa noin 30% sadosta syksyllä on jo menetetty ja keväällä sato oli huono sateiden takia. Toivon hyvää sadonkorjuu aikaa millenial farmer ja voimia maan viljelyyn ja muutenkin voimia teidän perheelle. Olette mukava ja hieno perhe joka näyttää todellisuuden maanviljelystä ja koira ja kissa aloitukset on mahtavia. Hyvää vointia ja elämään iloa😊

[@GrumpyoldBear238]

Well done for having a make a wish child on your farm. Kudos to you and your family for doing that. Will be great to start seeing more videos from you guys. Miss my "fix" of Millennial Farmer

[@buckrogers2828]

Little tip for those with Vehicles with wheels held on by bolts instead of nuts! Get some long bolts ie longer than ones holding wheels on in same thread then cut heads off and put a cut across end so like a screw then when changing wheels screw stud in then get wheel on over stud so seated in right place stick other bolts in then remove stud put last bolt in all done quicker and easier esp in a dark cold windy rainy night on side of road when you just want to get home/some place need to be!

[@casycasy5199]

have you ever tried using a power broom on cleaning the bins.they work great removing rocks from lawns after winter plowing

[@kenraterink]

For future reference and faster, easier lug nut torquing.... 5 ugah-duga is 450 ft lbs

[@mcdermottmark2007]

Love the videos Zach keep up the amazing work

[@RonCallaway]

I know somebody has said something about torquing the inner nuts. On budd wheels inter nuts 13/16 torque to 450 ft lbs. and the outer nuts 1 1/2 torque to 600 ft lbs.. We put just a bit of anti-size on them might save some trouble down the road. Keep doing what your doing and God bless.

[@bradolsen8629]

Hey Zack, your daughter sure is a cute little girl makes me smile

[@jdswan8721]

Thank you for doing Make-A-Wish for the kid.

[@matthewbaumler-y2l]

9:10 and 10:34 the easiest way we found to clean bins is to scrape the outside bin edge of grain a foot from the edge behind the sweep and let the sweep pick it up maybe two times around. then use a poly 30inch snow shovel to windrow it in the middle and send the sweep around again. might be worth a try! love the videos

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable. Thanks for hosting a make a wish child. That is great. Glad he got to pick some rocks. Thanks again. Lots of maintenance jobs going on now. About got your bins empty. Thanks to Ilya for helping shovel in the grain bin. Fine young lady there. Your shelves are looking great. That will be nice to get small items put away. Glad you got those done. Another job completed. The truck looks nice with those chrome gadgets to dress up the wheels. Looks nice. That cat is always wanting to help. Oh my. Thanks for everything Zach. Saw you at the farm on a video. Lots of people. Thanks. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.

[@briangraham540]

Great video Zack, love how you take time to play with your animals and take the dogs for a ride, stay safe ( from Canada )

[@chrisscott558]

That shelving's just like, what we call our pallet racking as it is the perfect distance for pallets.

[@erikowren7894]

That cat really loves your Zach. 👍🏻

[@theperryfamily941]

Awsome video like always, me and my son love watching

[@st3v3n60]

I love catdog. She's my favorite. Keep.her safe or get her adopted please

[@charlesmcdade9722]

Good show

[@willardway3037]

A tip for you when putting a stud-bolted rim back on use a large Phillips screw driver no 3 works nice about 2 Ft. long. Put it in the top hole and a line the top hole of the rim.

[@Leprechaun_master1]

Hey there Zach saw you yesterday at the FBN tent. Love your vids keep it up

[@shaneleiser7956]

Torque spec- usually it's stamped on the end of the stud or rim of the lug nut. But 450 ft lbs is the standard for most trucks/trailers.

[@TheChauty]

500 ft lb pounds is what i’ve always torqued mine to. and ive been told by my mechanic friends that they’ve saw studs snap at 600 ft lb.

[@JohnDoe-jq5wy]

Zach, look at Toro lawn products .... They make a front sweeping system for cleaning sidewalks and similar flat surfaces. I'm sure they make a electric/battery unit. This would take care of that last cleaning process and do it FAST....

[@ericallen1407]

We here you talk about simply safe more than farming

[@tompinnef6331]

Cat BUTT - lol We had one that did that and I miss the little guy. He would follow you around and help you. He was a great mouser and loved being around people. (Maine Coon Cat) Hope the family and you are doing well.

[@dogyerf21]

Good job cole, love your videos. Don’t ever have to worry about anything interesting happening

[@JoeMcFarlanesgoogle]

😂

[@kylemorse7465]

450 yes and a day of oil between lug and ring also before u put them on helps with torque value be accurate

[@GinCHa_lv]

This video reached Latvia! Good video as always!

[@IIBundo]

12:30 🤣🤣🤣 "I think I brought the wrong socket down... yep I was off by a half inch or so" hahahaha

[@bear4x]

Yes Zac , correct 450 Ft,lbs tension for Bud Aluminum wheels , work shop manual specs, has been 420 to 500 Ft,lbs, for past 40 years or so that i have been working on Kenworth or other trucks with those wheels and hubs :). Most truckers average out to 450,,,,,, Cheers from Australia :).

[@wally65]

Torque for them should be 450-500. I usually do 475. Just a happy medium. But the lug nuts on anything big usual have the recommended range for torque specs on them.

[@bradleymincey6905]

I agree. I do the same

[@TheMr9fingers]

I'm sure you are looking forward to having stuff put away and be able to knock the weeds/grass down and maybe put some gravel around the shop/sheds as needed nice work on the rock picker wheel as well as the crome caps and nut covers on the semi I think that cat loves you! Looking forward to harvest videos stay safe.

[@dschmidt150]

Have you tried the Milwaukee electric broom in the grain bin? Milwaukee 49-16-2740 M18 Fuel Quik-Lok Rubber Broom Attachment

[@wesleyzortman5344]

I open KZbin on my phone and it’s just on your new video. Haven’t watched since the last video you put out. So it’s been what a week? Guess I need to watch this..

[@Buchananfarms]

Zach, look at the 3rive 3D system for root worm pressure. My friend had problems with it in the Decatur, IL area and added the system onto his DB80. There’s a video of it here on KZbin

[@joemorgen9462]

Thanks for the visit with Cat Dog!!

[@gerardvriend729]

I see you working and was affraid about this worms. I saw an item about this several years ago. Class has a system where they cut the row stomps that stand after harvest in to small pieces with the combine. They live in the stomps even if you do tillage! Check it out!

[@joeranum2568]

I hope the make a wish kid got to meet Zach Johnson and not just the actor who plays him? Seriously though thank you for taking the time for him, and making a little kids day brighter.

[@jefferyyoung6836]

When torquing truck wheel lugs on duly wheels you should back off the outside nut first and torque the inner cap nut first then tighten and torque the outer nuts. Many failures are caused by the inner studs loosening and breaking while the outer wheel stays tight to the companion wheel.

[@darylhamann2310]

Thats right

[@scottkrieger4701]

Black nut with what looks like a washer in the back ,proper spec is 475 ft.😊

[@rickharper1497]

Watching that cat interact with you, someone raised that cat from a newborn.

[@MillennialFarmer]

My girls!! lol

[@northstar2007]

Helpful Catten lol, I hope she sticks around a good long while

[@philipspencer1834]

Love cat-dog!

[@dankleinhenz657]

Noticed the filters on your respirator. Since you are dealing with dust in this situation use the pink pancake filters. They are for dust but are cheaper to replace vs the combo particulate / organic vapor filters you use.

[@michaelmihlsimmer6237]

Alcoa recommends not exceeding 500 foot pounds, we used to do 425. You must put a drop of oil between the nut and the washer, nothing on the stud to achieve proper torque.

[@darylhamann2310]

never seen a washer on one drove and owned trucks for 15 years

[@davidkimmel4216]

Thanks

[@Bip483]

Keep the good work up love your videos

[@R.L.woodbaron]

It’s Bristol baby! Hope to see you there Zach! 👍

[@ibenrubbinov5463]

🤣😂SHE, Her! howling laughter..

[@winnreid]

Whatever the inch drive will put out

[@carsonwashburn1]

In my head I said "that's too nice" regarding the chrome center cap. 2 seconds later you said the same thing.