I just can't get enough of these videos. The light hearted and economical approach to making a living is a breath of fresh air. Great jokes on top of that, what else could a person ask for?

Hi...Just love how you solve problems so fast....I'm 76 yrs old now I remember how my Grandpa showed me how to go to the tool shed and straighten old nails and fence staples on rainy days...I was about 6 or 7 yrs. He had 160 acres and ran the farm like you do..used mules early on too....never threw anything away...kept fixing and using it !! You're doing GREAT job...Love your Videos. Jim & Sandy in Iowa

Watching from lachute Quebec and milked cows for over 30 years and I enjoy watching you're Chanel Thanks Pete ! 👌🐄

Genuine love for the farm. Love your way of life.

You can say a-lot about farmers but stupid isn’t one of those things. It amazes me the skills most of them have. Mechanics, machinists, vets, botanist, machine operators, amongst other things.

One is none and two is one. Get alot of flack from family/friends but its all good natured. Try and live my life that way and man has it paid off in alot less stress. Thanks Pete

So wise to have the spare equipment ready! We are new subscribers! We are also putting up hay! Thank you for the educational videos and for inspiring young agriculturalists like us! We are a farm family of all girls plus Dad! Our thirteen year old is the voice behind our channel! Blessings! Love the jokes and the piglets!

Run, run, run, run, run, haybine. Run, run, run, run, run, piglets.

Keep hydrated! My grandmother used to make “haymakers tea “ or “switchel” to quench our thirst while making hay. It had ginger, molasses, cider vinegar, and water.

I really enjoy your channel, it takes my stress away. Blessings

I love your jokes! You remind me of my dad. He would've loved your tractors and your farm. You're a hard working man and it's nice to see that. Your family must be proud

LOL Dad jokes! Keep 'em coming Pete!

This channel is complete relaxation. You have the perfect outlook on life Pete. Cheers

If you don't have a press you can put the inside piece in a freezer and warm the outside piece (gently) with a torch. They'll slide right together.

Pete, if the old PTO shaft from the haybine is put together like you were using it on the tractor, that's why it failed. The joints are 90 degrees to each other. They need to be in the same plane like on your new shaft.

I love the way you’ve set the videos in order

Thank you for this down to earth channel. I live in Michigan a few hundred mile due east of you. I have five acres and old Farmall tractors. The rebuild of your MD has encouraged me to complete the rebuild of my '53 Super "C" which I had to abandon due to health and financial ressons. My '75 Cub is my main tractor. It has a Woods L 59 belly mower whuch is belly mounted and PTO driven with a #50 roller chain. The best lube I have found for the chain is MOTORKOTE spray lube. Oh! By the way, Work fasenates me. I can sit and watch it for hours.😊

Pigs are looking good.

A guy walks into a bar and sees a lizard telling jokes. He asks the bartender where he got the talking lizard. The bartender says that's not a lizard it's a stand up chameleon !

You are very good with your hands and knowledge 👏👏

I just love the way your tractor starts first time around! Every time. Takes quite a bit of maintenance!

My girls enjoy watching your KZfaq channel!

Farming is a tough life. Always equipment breakdowns. Love your positive attitude!

A plastic 55 gallon barrel with the top 1/3 cut off. Then a conduit handle on it, works great for moving calves around.

You the man!! I'm on a little break on the pig farm..I always watch you workon my breaks 😆

Your problem with your universal joints on your backup haybine is because they are 90° out of time. Good videos! I don't miss a one!

You have a GREAT channel here. I wouldn't be surprised it you hit a million world wide subscribers in the next two years. I just recently took your advice and bought an old NH 256 rake, an old NH haybine (474), and put most of my money towards a good bailer, a case IH 8455. My dad had already bought a NICE tractor 5 years ago for his own use that I also get to use, especially as he gets older. If possible, I'd like to hear more about repairing and/or rebuilding/maintaining the old haybine. Your's is very similar to mine. You inspire me! Also, any thought of a haying operation that provides annual hay production as the main source of income to feed lots, major producers, etc. It would smooth out the high's and low's and allow for future planning. I have 2 head of beefalo, headed to 20 or so, based on artificial insemination. Also have goats that need hay (6), free range chickens (6 now, headed to 25-30 for starters. Possibly changing to pasture chickens based on your videos). Duck eggs are popular here in Missouri as well. Rabbits and 4 giant German Shepherds round out my flock of animals. Would love to hear any management ideas you might have. I have 100 acres, 50 of which are pasture. Currently haying with the equipment you have recommended. Spent $7700 for cutter, rake, and baler. I am going to break even this year or next, which is a great ROI. Thanks for listening and hope you have a suggestion or two. Have a sawmill (small one) that I will use to expand my gateway drug of chickens, eggs, and broilers. Along with the ducks. The annual turkey enterprise is brilliant as well. High demand, high prices, solid returns. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks, Jason.

Hey Pete, love watching you'r channel.

U are very good at what you do. Great job.

Hey pete! We have a 100 gallon transfer tank. It works great and we can keep it inside too.

I love your style of farming! Very simple and to the basic fundamentals of what a small farm should be. Cheers 🍻 from Prairie Sunset Ranch ☀️

I really love your videos Animals are my favorite your jokes are awesome love everyone of them..

Have a good day Pete

Good day, Pete. I did want to let you know that I used your German Shepherd, Doberman, and cat joke today at work. I had an 85% acceptance rate for the joke. The other 15% have no sense of humour and are no longer my friends. That my friend is culling the herd. Have a wonderful haying season.

Hi Peter & Tanya. Be safe with the storm coming. Be well.

Like my dad used to tell me, "good maintenance means less trouble, and more output " seems like you really take care of your stuff

Hi pete, last winter my visit asks: where is it warmest in the room! I answer: the corner there is 90 degrees! thanks for your videos. we like them! Lutz

Great work today, Pete. Hope you can get some relief from the heat - and a few nice days for making hay.

A few videos back Pete calls himself Conan - this video he raises a beast above his head and carries him(now it) forward.

Love your jokes Pete ! I hope you didn't get hit hard with the storms we had yesterday afternoon somewhere I heard Lansing got hail up to an inch in diameter. Hope you're off mowing hay this morning, my neighbor sure are !

What Humidity. I had 91 degrees the other day and only 20% humidity. It felt great! Not to mention a slight wind. Have a good day Pete!

your always so positive I appreciate that thank you very up lifting and educational

I'm a country boy myself ....I love everything about farms. Thanks pops!

Pete years ago I wanted to rebuild a transmission and I did not have a press to compress the springs in the automatic transmission so I built they press out of four by fours and a bottle jack and it worked just fine I’m sure that you could press those you joints in with it however with that said one time I broke down on the road with my Kenworth cab over and I replace the U joint on the road what made it really nice I broke down just 100 yards from the Kenworth dealer

Hello Pete Hillary all looks great funny jokes Get a electric grease gun there awesome. To me a little heavy a little strange to use at first but work great now I'm happy to have. Allways nice to see hear cows watching g out for there calf. Have a good day

Good show. Well done. Looking forward to more.

To think here in New York State we think it's Hot. I can't imagine how it feels out West where it's 100 - 115 degrees for days straight. At least today it's nice and cool with no humidity. Great sleeping weather.

2 of everything,, you'd be hard pressed to find another Hillary!!

If you make your living with any type of machinery, you quickly learn that grease and oil are their life blood.

I like to watch your videos because talk about tractor and cow s

Thanks for your video. Always you make them interesting and entertaining.

There are some people these days that could take lessons of mama cows and there babies. Good video,stay cool!

Great jokes today. Spot on with the cats

I never buy anything with Velcro, It's a complete rip-off

Love your videos. Keep up the great job.

You and your wife are remarkable people! God bless you.

Thanks 😊

I don't use a lot of either but was sick of the 5 gal. and 30 gal. tank I had so I went out and found a good deal on a 100 gal. transfer tank and 12v gpi from tractor supply.

I love your jokes. Cats are pre madonnas

As we have gotten older we fuel the tractor and lawnmower with a plastic transfer pump so we don't have to lift and hold that heavy can of diesel/gas.

Love when you drop a new video.

I really love your content Pete!

Sat out in the garden watching this and burst out laughing at those two jokes; Startling my poor elderly neighbours 😁

Hi there my friend named pet from a few acres farm maybe you should start to be hiring right here and right now because I really do have 2 year's of experience with working on a farm and I love it so very much because for me when it comes myself to working on a farm i am such a very good learner and listener and such very a hard worker as well also

Here where I live the bulk fuel places will only deliver 500 gallons +….. And it’s more expensive than at the pump. I just got an auxiliary 50 gallon tank put in my truck bed. It fits up against the back of the cab and really does not take up much space. Has a fuel filter and pump so Incan just drive up and fill up my equipment, etc.

Do you ever get mad or frustrated?? You always seem so nice!!

I am looking forward to watching your next hay cutting video! Your machines make it all look like time capsule movie, I can't stop smiling while watching them run:)))

We just got our old international rake going. Had to put new tines on. Works like a champ.

A guy walked into a bar.... & why wouldnt he ! 😎👍☘️🍺

Pete, I just love your videos, farm on!

That's a good thing

Gelukkig ben ik een kat!!

I complain about the weather, but it's not going to listen!

We got the tornado warnings but we luckily just got rain

Pete, I wasn’t so lucky. I blew out my universal joint today. Had to run down at 4:45 pm to get a new one. They sold me the wrong one and I only have a quarter of my field cut and now can’t finish till tomorrow. No back up. The luck of the Irish.

Thanks Pete enjoyed the video.

at least you know how to fix equipment if you need to most people wouldnt have a clue where to start.. the tools and equipment come in time .. ie a press ..most people think its a one time or job use but when you do get one you will find a lot of jobs for it

Good vid th for sharing

PS. I love your cat joke!!!

Hay Pete got a suggestion for your grease gun get yourself another grease gun hose and a pipe coupler make your grease gun hose longer its easier to use.

We enjoyed the Video Thumbs up from the Dooley's Of Michigan

I sure enjoy the videos Pete.

Loved the cat joke...how TRUE! Mine rules the roost. 🤣. Stay cool Pete! 👍🥰

“Oh pun the door!”

Thanks you for putting on the PTO Covers. Barely anyone I watch does it and its such a big hazard.....

I enjoy your videos Pete.

I can't believe you think a bland calf is cuter than a gorgeous piglet!! Hahaha

Make sure when the u joints are pressed back together, the cross is not binding and must flex freely

Okay those jokes were pretty good!🤣

Say Pete....we use the rubberband castration method here in north Texas. Gota get to um early. Before a month old. Have seen it dun on some bigger ones with a bigger band. (Ouch)

From those of us that live in Arizona, you need to show your rain and thunderstorms. Sometimes going six months without rain, have been known to drive over to a thunderstorm just to get rained on.

Nice video, thanks.

We got our light show Friday and Saturday lots of rain we needed too

hey Pete here is one did you hear about the stick up on the bridge they say a little boy threw it up there

Went out to feed/water the laying hens and found a rattlesnake laying in wait……. I’ve been complacent about wearing the snake boots because it’s so hot but time to “just deal with it”……

freeze the u joints then drive them into the yoke they get smaller in the freezer

The lightening other than the light show puts Nitrogen in the air. As long as it stays cloud to cloud that is great, it is the cloud to earth that is the dangerous stuff.

Hillary is a good sport! 👍🏼😆

Looking good be safe

Greetings from new castle indiana. Love the farming process