Good work! A tip for you, from the peat swamps of Alaska... when you're digging your mats out, lay one behind you and grab the next. Get on top and back out with the last one. You can walk them all back without risking getting stuck. All those passes you were making going back to grab the mats had me groaning lol. That field wasn't as bad as some of the swamps I've worked in, but it wasn't far off! It's a sinking feeling when you start to sink😆
@bearswartz290711 ай бұрын
It's great to have friends who have heavy equipment.
@2nickles647 Жыл бұрын
Man that was some serious stuck!! Thank you Craig for allowing the video.
@peteschiavoni Жыл бұрын
Our old family farm had a low flat field that we literally called the swamp. Beautiful black earth, always wet. My father had gotten permission to have a shovel take out some big rocks on the neighbors property that kept it from draining. Unfortunately they tried to take a shortcut back onto our land. When the surface sod broke his excavator almost disappeared. You could just see the top of the cab. It took two others to get him out. They cut about two dozen big maple trees to put under themselves to have a "solid" place to work from. The stuck one had a wide bucket and they grabbed on both sides of it. He was almost coming out of that hole vertically. About a four acre field and it was shaking like a bowl of jello. We never went near that field again.
@dennisenright93478 ай бұрын
What a mess! Glad everything is out on stable ground and no one was injured. 👍🇺🇲🙏😄
@jackbraithwaite8345 Жыл бұрын
A muddy mess but by a team effort you've got it done great video thanks Brandon and family and friends
@garymessina1609 Жыл бұрын
I think he needs some new field tile great job guys
@andylarner3531 Жыл бұрын
Great video!! Thanks for bringing us along. That was bad stuck. 👍
@jeremyhartman1225 Жыл бұрын
I know where there is a dozer and tractor/disk buried forever in the same kinda situation. Good job getting it out.Once I got a call to help, my backhoe wasn't gonna do any good considering there was already one out there with mud over the floor, and countless other tractors with logs chained to the rims and trucks on big swampers already out in the field. Luckily we are in south texas where its an oilfield boom town and hit up a bunch of companies for old work over rig cable, put it together about a miles worth with pole trucks and finally got everything out. Hell of a couple days.
@raymundo7687 Жыл бұрын
Wow.....she's stuck, great recovery! Looked sketchy for a minute.👍👍👍🍻
@alisciamarotta3888 Жыл бұрын
great job un mucking the sprayer and the bucket. it is a astounding how badly stuck it was, and that you got it out! it is so bad in how fast you will get swallowed up by the nasty muck! so you put sand in that area to stop that from happening again. you are great friend to go out and help them out!
@artillerest43rdva7 Жыл бұрын
What a mess. I'll bet that field is really productive in a dry year, but after all that it makes one wonder if it is worth the trouble. Great teamwork. Congrats.
@glenschumannGlensWorkshop Жыл бұрын
Wow that had me on the edge of my seat. It really looked like you were stuck for a minute there. I've been around muck, and that was sketchy. Great job guys.
@jonathancrissinger2301 Жыл бұрын
WOW, what a mess!!!! Great operator's and big equipment saved the day👍👍👍👍
@stevehetrick2676 Жыл бұрын
What a mess - I think you are lucky to have been able to recover that equipment from that swampy situation - appalling conditions!
@w056007568 Жыл бұрын
It's so good to have REALLY big toys ... Nice job!!!
@vettemaniac22377 ай бұрын
everything will get out, you just need brain and have to chill, like this dude! great job guys!
@Russkiify7 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video guys. Well that’s what bogged to the eyeballs looks like. 😂 Hopefully that doesn’t happen again or any time soon. Keep up the great work.
@Jack_Rabbit71 Жыл бұрын
A few years ago Probably 20 we had two excavators stuck in wet conditions We dug a hole 15-20 feet away maybe 10 foot deep left it for a day and the water drained off into the hole allowing the surface to dry out a bit. Great video guy’s, glad you got them out
@jamarie1972 Жыл бұрын
Ive had to do that being a operator in fl its very wet here
@ronniewilliz15311 ай бұрын
Awesome video and great recovery. Reminds me of a time when CFS got a sprayer stuck in one of our fields over by Bruce Lake in the muck. Kirk Ingram brought his excavator and spent 6 hours into the dark getting it out. Hats off to you.
@CaryGuyer Жыл бұрын
Nice to see a post from back home, I grew up in Kewanna, take care
@michaelcogdill9534 Жыл бұрын
The sprayer was like I don't know how many Excavators its going to take....but i know how many they are going to use😳
@AuctionIndiana Жыл бұрын
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@anthonymartinez4760 Жыл бұрын
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@anthonymartinez4760 Жыл бұрын
Ron white would happy to hear you say that... Or play the copy right card?
@branonjohnson8617 Жыл бұрын
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@michaelkonrad405511 ай бұрын
When stuff happens it’s good to have friends with big toys!
@tombishop5835 Жыл бұрын
In my area we have went from 80-100’ spacing of tile “where needed” to splitting those into 40-50’ lines and eventually pattern tiling the whole farm.
@rogerschlitter5116 Жыл бұрын
Could see a piece of tile flopping around when he was lookin for mats. I’d say he had a plugged or broke tile there anyway for it to be that soft.
@robo1210 Жыл бұрын
Great job guys one thing that field needs is heavier mould drainage 😮😮
@declanoshaughnessy77337 ай бұрын
They say there is no use for hovercraft that float on a cushion of air over a field. I think this would be an ideal addition to some sprayer manufacturer's list of farming equipment that they could sell. That sprayer could hover over the field and stay above the mud problems, hovercraft have little to no issues at all with a slightly muddy patch as they're designed to float over such obstacles anyway.😃💡
@DarkVoidIII7 ай бұрын
Great job great video thanks Brandon and George and family
@garymessina16099 ай бұрын
Boy what a mess. Thank you farmers for all you do.
@danshobbies13 Жыл бұрын
Most of us quit playing in the mud when we were children! I'm glad I don't have to work the ground when it dries!!!
@williammatzek4660 Жыл бұрын
Glad you got them out wow thanks for sharing
@scrotiemcboogerballs1981 Жыл бұрын
WOW Brandon I have never seen a worse mud mess than this!!!😮 I was afraid you were going to get stuck also.
@brittblanton8342 Жыл бұрын
I love this channel. The most exciting content on KZhead!
@skidoojosey6037 Жыл бұрын
Great team work !
@billdoyle514 Жыл бұрын
Man...the perils of farming never end. Guess we missed the final pull on that excavator?
@lounar4827 ай бұрын
Well you missed the final pull because I was trying to get my self out lol once he came up out of the hole my uncle pulled with the 330 Hitachi from up on the high ground and finshed dragging him out if you look close you can see the blue rope pulling on the track frame
@dirtgrainsteel7 ай бұрын
That sucks. Good to have family n friends with big equipment
@markgamble837711 ай бұрын
Good job. Half dozen years ago north east of Hanna someone got a JD combine stuck in the muck From what i heard they were not as lucky on no damage 😳😳
@Budd56 Жыл бұрын
Hail to the men of labour! My father (who`s still alive today, God bless him!) was a farmer in the past, and all my childhood and youth were spent in the fields. What happened with tis Cobelco? Is this field was a dried swamp in the past or so? With best wishes from Russia.
@medvedmedvedoff4803 Жыл бұрын
I like playing in the mud twice as much as most people but this is ridiculous. With it being that wet, the sprayer can't be used for a couple of days anyhow. If it would have been drier there would not have been as many chunks of mat left in the field that will cause frustration and maybe even damage to planting and tillage equipment or even running a chunk of wood through a combine.
@CPUDOCTHE1 Жыл бұрын
I guess the bright side on this is that it didn't seem like anything got torn up. Keep up the good work.
@craigadair128 Жыл бұрын
Except for the field tile, lol
@RomeKG471 Жыл бұрын
There's been thousands of feet of tile thrown at that farm over the years so it's hard to tell what's good and what's junk but nothing ever seems to help it
@dirtgrainsteel Жыл бұрын
@@dirtgrainsteel I imagine the sand dont help either with plugging tile.
@RomeKG471 Жыл бұрын
@@dirtgrainsteel Would cutting a ditch through it help?
@RomeKG471 Жыл бұрын
@cletrac12c what would help this farm and it's a major undertaking but it needs the top all pushed off and a foot of sand brought in and the top put back on like the spot we just did last week with the D8 we have done alot of that over the years and it helps tremendously
@dirtgrainsteel Жыл бұрын
Great recovery video
@andychristopher3887 Жыл бұрын
Good job on bad ground, if they can get the water away they need a tile drain plan sooner than later. With the sprayer one needs to take great care when pulling, it is easy to pull one of those in half :-(
@whathasxgottodowithit3919. Жыл бұрын
Up here in WNY Region farmers have been putting drainage lines in their fields on account of soft pits that swallow equipment. Now they have the fields already planted now. 2wks earlier than past. Costly yes, but the difference is still being able to farm ,without equipment sinking!!
@gregprocknal923211 ай бұрын
I love how when I'm doing stuff like this and there's 20 people standing around watching and everyone of them thinks they know how to do it better then you. They aggravate me to no end!
@multitoolish7 ай бұрын
Love getting the hand signal's that make no sense from the folk standing around as well
@crazymtbriderАй бұрын
Holy Crow Brandon :) that something like happened in 2008 in my area when working with my cousins Heavy Duty Equipment when take trees out for house going be built in near Lake Ontario west of Port Hope Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 ! All most machinery got stuck in and we had lots logs with tons skids put machinery in track of dozer plus backhoe out plus my tow truck and float trailer with 2 wrenches tow lines ! Used the biggest hoe to yank and each dozer and small plus hoe then wood chipper ! That was long 3 days to do and afterwards had wait for dry up 3 month's before foundation be pour in to ! Funniest part well drilling fast 100 feet get done loads water for years ahead too ! Thanks for the Summer Season Weather was hot 🔥 with lots humidity to dry up on 2800 square feet foundation of house too to dry up on ! Hopefully does same hear to for all too !
@AndrewHCann Жыл бұрын
That's some crazy muck . My uncle's farm was just like that till they put tile every 20 feet. It was nasty stuff. Firm on top then fall through and your done.
@randybedker1584 Жыл бұрын
What a mud fest. NOW STAY OUTTA THERE TILL IT DRIES UP SOME!!!!
@johnnyholland8765 Жыл бұрын
You wouldn’t have to tear up their sprayer if they wouldn’t have gotten it stuck in the mud 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@joshbutterfass52513 ай бұрын
Good job,loved the in cab exsper.going to classes now to be a operator...thanks
@stevejorden70874 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@dirtgrainsteel4 ай бұрын
That was a great video. Lot of hard work but the pros got them out.
@chadshidler8903 Жыл бұрын
Ha I used to build those case sprayers here in Minnesota at the benson assembly plant, and they are big heavy pigs and I’m not surprised to see one buried!
@minnesotatomcat11 ай бұрын
Regular old soup hole, when i buried my IHI 175 track loader a guy came down with a JD 325 and plucked it out the creek like it was a toy canoe. After that i bougt a 110 JD excavator and its surprised at the power it had when i stuck the loader again though, wasnt as easy as the 325 but hooked the bucket and it helped it pull itself. Both times was a rotten stump collapsed with soup dirt under it
@young11984 Жыл бұрын
don’t look good for them on planting that spot this year , w how deep and as many holes are out there now , least the machines are all out n safe , good job brother 👌🤘🤘
@yenerm114 Жыл бұрын
Nothing like farming on quick sand
@maddog2771 Жыл бұрын
Great job and team effort. I own a Kobelco sk150lc and every time I get in that stuff, I get a little nervous. Luckily, I have not sunk mine yet and hopefully never will.
@Brad7720064 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@dirtgrainsteel4 ай бұрын
Fantastic recovery. Time for TILE in the swamp. Thanks
@thomasr.miller5553 Жыл бұрын
That'll be a nice smooth field to till.
@beyondmiddleagedman7240 Жыл бұрын
You can hear in your voice that not the excavator only is working. Thanks for sharing
@Holzplatz11 ай бұрын
Looks like that field needs tile. God bless
@thomasdesmond2248 Жыл бұрын
Looks like Louisiana swamp land. Didn't know one could farm on quicksand.
@Bill-sp8kb Жыл бұрын
Great job boyz. U guys have some nice toys !!! Great teamwork !!!!
@ronaldradtke85775 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@dirtgrainsteel5 ай бұрын
Just found your channel on YT, what a great recovery!
@bludoe1Ай бұрын
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
@dirtgrainsteelАй бұрын
First thing is to make a RIDICULOUS MESS OF THE FIELD. Lol. Second is to get machines out. Third is go home & have a beer round with the crew who helped.
@andrewbrenneman9592 Жыл бұрын
Reminds me of peat bogs no bottom... seen this in happen in Southern WI jet black loam soil zero bottom...
@chrisjohnson4666 Жыл бұрын
Your right about one thing you never know what you're going to see on your videos that's why I like them
@rongrace479 Жыл бұрын
Great video and a tip of the hat to the editor 👍.
@rayarthur58611 ай бұрын
Just build a matting road so you have fighting chance of getting them onto something solid.
@robertcoutts9263 ай бұрын
Looks like that field needs a Dirt Prefect drainage system installed to drain it better.
@dsdragoon Жыл бұрын
Nothing against Dirt Perfect or his setup but this is no place to take his plow what really needs to be done is peel the top of haul in 16" of sand put the top back on then tile it right now you would never get across it with a plow really it should be tiled with a bucket wheel trencher on some very wide tires or tracks
@dirtgrainsteel Жыл бұрын
The field already appears o have a bunch of drainage tile.
@OOpSjm Жыл бұрын
Another 2 feet deeper and it's technically a pond.
@dammitbobby2835 ай бұрын
The field is good and plowed now for next plant!
@lanceluxton-jh9mh11 ай бұрын
Need to build a pond at the low point in that field. Drain tiles to the pond from the field to the pond.
@eddienash542611 ай бұрын
Dig that out and make a pond there with drainage piped going to it, then in summer use the water.
@GWAYGWAY17 ай бұрын
Looks like the ideal spot for a pond 😂
@Herbybandit Жыл бұрын
That's so many machines & time that you might ought to dig out the sediment in all of your ditches so that more of that water can be off the prize-land.
@SlackerU Жыл бұрын
It is amazing how you guys are movig at all. Nlce job guys
@rodneywroten29948 ай бұрын
I have a Kobelco 330. I been stuck in muskeg as well. If you can keep the cab out and the engine running.... Well 3 foot round and 20 foot long wood you can go any where. We have loss equipment and lives in that muskeg it is no place for a green horn.
@colingunn48222 ай бұрын
That field need a whole new drainage system. You could see the ground shaking like jelly at one stage
@RayzerSharpe7 ай бұрын
I mud bog for fun, and one thing i learned in Mi and Oh......never underestimate the bottomless depth of a farmers field
@mattsez2879Ай бұрын
Planting on that looks about as difficult as frying eggs on soup
@timstevens2866 Жыл бұрын
Nice work gentleman
@gregdiaz578811 ай бұрын
I’m really wondering why the sprayer operator drove into that mess… i know I certainly wouldn’t have even thought about going into that with my sprayer or tractor or half ton or quad…
@bradenconway906611 ай бұрын
Geez!! Amateurs…🙄 ‘ya all’ got there in the end but geez…a mess! 🙄
@philipmiller222711 ай бұрын
Why do some people just keep driving on into trouble 🙄 good job on the recovery 👏
@PA-ek3ul Жыл бұрын
more often than not, it actually looks solid, until youre in the middle of it, then its too late
@tncountryboy06 Жыл бұрын
WOW. 3” . We hardly got a sprinkle down by Indy .
@rongrose3746 Жыл бұрын
Great Job Boys!
@mpgguy Жыл бұрын
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
@randycharest4507Ай бұрын
best argument for field tile I have seen
@evriellesmith6659 Жыл бұрын
Next time just leave the sprayer in the field till it dries out..but hey it makes a good video 😅
@PaulBruce-lz1lc21 күн бұрын
Trust me here in our fields in Montana with 3 inches of rain you couldn’t drive with an excavator even after 3 days of sunshine you’d be sliding tracks in one spot (gumbo dirt)
@davidwipf5198Ай бұрын
A little playing in the mud. Always nice😎
@jaapbruijn130011 ай бұрын
Maybe Santa will bring the farm owner a bunch of field tile for Christmas, doubt he will install it though, that's asking a lot for a bunch of very old reindeer. Guess I wrote too early, saw a piece sticking up, later in the video.
@squirtdaddy34285 ай бұрын
Great to have friends
@user-ji1nh4wh1j5 ай бұрын
Might suggest they lay some tile in this area
@deplorable_20246 ай бұрын
🎶 BOB the builder can we fix it 🎶 🎶 BOB the builder yes we can 🎶 🎉🎉🎉
@lostdaze114512 күн бұрын
You said, that was a good day. I would hate to see a bad day lol.
@tim196216 ай бұрын
I think a little more digging right of the getgo and ramp down to the tracks then the climb out on the mats wont be so steep! Just my 2 cents you cant ever have enough mats! And use that bucket to DIG!
@clintsessions59492 ай бұрын
And we still ain't got sprayer out😅
@PaulBruce-lz1lc21 күн бұрын
I’m assuming that this is part of the area that was the Grand Kankakee Marsh. That’s some mud for sure.
@thadsmith2889 Жыл бұрын
We use to have a Hitachi 750 it didn't last long maybe 4 months it was the slowest and under powered machine we replaced it with a cat 385 we also have a few Komatsu which are nice machines
@coryweber6188Ай бұрын
seriously needs to dig drains around that field
@joeduffy33099 ай бұрын
I think you need to get master pipelayer to come in with his machine and put about 3 mile tile in that field😂😂😂
@stanley-rn7xo Жыл бұрын
How quickly the situation goes from bad to shit😂. Not sure I would like to be sat inline with that tow rope pulling hard 😳. All ended well 👍
Good work! A tip for you, from the peat swamps of Alaska... when you're digging your mats out, lay one behind you and grab the next. Get on top and back out with the last one. You can walk them all back without risking getting stuck. All those passes you were making going back to grab the mats had me groaning lol. That field wasn't as bad as some of the swamps I've worked in, but it wasn't far off! It's a sinking feeling when you start to sink😆
It's great to have friends who have heavy equipment.
Man that was some serious stuck!! Thank you Craig for allowing the video.
Our old family farm had a low flat field that we literally called the swamp. Beautiful black earth, always wet. My father had gotten permission to have a shovel take out some big rocks on the neighbors property that kept it from draining. Unfortunately they tried to take a shortcut back onto our land. When the surface sod broke his excavator almost disappeared. You could just see the top of the cab. It took two others to get him out. They cut about two dozen big maple trees to put under themselves to have a "solid" place to work from. The stuck one had a wide bucket and they grabbed on both sides of it. He was almost coming out of that hole vertically. About a four acre field and it was shaking like a bowl of jello. We never went near that field again.
What a mess! Glad everything is out on stable ground and no one was injured. 👍🇺🇲🙏😄
A muddy mess but by a team effort you've got it done great video thanks Brandon and family and friends
I think he needs some new field tile great job guys
Great video!! Thanks for bringing us along. That was bad stuck. 👍
I know where there is a dozer and tractor/disk buried forever in the same kinda situation. Good job getting it out.Once I got a call to help, my backhoe wasn't gonna do any good considering there was already one out there with mud over the floor, and countless other tractors with logs chained to the rims and trucks on big swampers already out in the field. Luckily we are in south texas where its an oilfield boom town and hit up a bunch of companies for old work over rig cable, put it together about a miles worth with pole trucks and finally got everything out. Hell of a couple days.
Wow.....she's stuck, great recovery! Looked sketchy for a minute.👍👍👍🍻
great job un mucking the sprayer and the bucket. it is a astounding how badly stuck it was, and that you got it out! it is so bad in how fast you will get swallowed up by the nasty muck! so you put sand in that area to stop that from happening again. you are great friend to go out and help them out!
What a mess. I'll bet that field is really productive in a dry year, but after all that it makes one wonder if it is worth the trouble. Great teamwork. Congrats.
Wow that had me on the edge of my seat. It really looked like you were stuck for a minute there. I've been around muck, and that was sketchy. Great job guys.
WOW, what a mess!!!! Great operator's and big equipment saved the day👍👍👍👍
What a mess - I think you are lucky to have been able to recover that equipment from that swampy situation - appalling conditions!
It's so good to have REALLY big toys ... Nice job!!!
everything will get out, you just need brain and have to chill, like this dude! great job guys!
Thanks for the video guys. Well that’s what bogged to the eyeballs looks like. 😂 Hopefully that doesn’t happen again or any time soon. Keep up the great work.
A few years ago Probably 20 we had two excavators stuck in wet conditions We dug a hole 15-20 feet away maybe 10 foot deep left it for a day and the water drained off into the hole allowing the surface to dry out a bit. Great video guy’s, glad you got them out
Ive had to do that being a operator in fl its very wet here
Awesome video and great recovery. Reminds me of a time when CFS got a sprayer stuck in one of our fields over by Bruce Lake in the muck. Kirk Ingram brought his excavator and spent 6 hours into the dark getting it out. Hats off to you.
Nice to see a post from back home, I grew up in Kewanna, take care
The sprayer was like I don't know how many Excavators its going to take....but i know how many they are going to use😳
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Ron white would happy to hear you say that... Or play the copy right card?
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When stuff happens it’s good to have friends with big toys!
In my area we have went from 80-100’ spacing of tile “where needed” to splitting those into 40-50’ lines and eventually pattern tiling the whole farm.
Could see a piece of tile flopping around when he was lookin for mats. I’d say he had a plugged or broke tile there anyway for it to be that soft.
Great job guys one thing that field needs is heavier mould drainage 😮😮
They say there is no use for hovercraft that float on a cushion of air over a field. I think this would be an ideal addition to some sprayer manufacturer's list of farming equipment that they could sell. That sprayer could hover over the field and stay above the mud problems, hovercraft have little to no issues at all with a slightly muddy patch as they're designed to float over such obstacles anyway.😃💡
Great job great video thanks Brandon and George and family
Boy what a mess. Thank you farmers for all you do.
Most of us quit playing in the mud when we were children! I'm glad I don't have to work the ground when it dries!!!
Glad you got them out wow thanks for sharing
WOW Brandon I have never seen a worse mud mess than this!!!😮 I was afraid you were going to get stuck also.
I love this channel. The most exciting content on KZhead!
Great team work !
Man...the perils of farming never end. Guess we missed the final pull on that excavator?
Well you missed the final pull because I was trying to get my self out lol once he came up out of the hole my uncle pulled with the 330 Hitachi from up on the high ground and finshed dragging him out if you look close you can see the blue rope pulling on the track frame
That sucks. Good to have family n friends with big equipment
Good job. Half dozen years ago north east of Hanna someone got a JD combine stuck in the muck From what i heard they were not as lucky on no damage 😳😳
Hail to the men of labour! My father (who`s still alive today, God bless him!) was a farmer in the past, and all my childhood and youth were spent in the fields. What happened with tis Cobelco? Is this field was a dried swamp in the past or so? With best wishes from Russia.
I like playing in the mud twice as much as most people but this is ridiculous. With it being that wet, the sprayer can't be used for a couple of days anyhow. If it would have been drier there would not have been as many chunks of mat left in the field that will cause frustration and maybe even damage to planting and tillage equipment or even running a chunk of wood through a combine.
I guess the bright side on this is that it didn't seem like anything got torn up. Keep up the good work.
Except for the field tile, lol
There's been thousands of feet of tile thrown at that farm over the years so it's hard to tell what's good and what's junk but nothing ever seems to help it
@@dirtgrainsteel I imagine the sand dont help either with plugging tile.
@@dirtgrainsteel Would cutting a ditch through it help?
@cletrac12c what would help this farm and it's a major undertaking but it needs the top all pushed off and a foot of sand brought in and the top put back on like the spot we just did last week with the D8 we have done alot of that over the years and it helps tremendously
Great recovery video
Good job on bad ground, if they can get the water away they need a tile drain plan sooner than later. With the sprayer one needs to take great care when pulling, it is easy to pull one of those in half :-(
Up here in WNY Region farmers have been putting drainage lines in their fields on account of soft pits that swallow equipment. Now they have the fields already planted now. 2wks earlier than past. Costly yes, but the difference is still being able to farm ,without equipment sinking!!
I love how when I'm doing stuff like this and there's 20 people standing around watching and everyone of them thinks they know how to do it better then you. They aggravate me to no end!
Love getting the hand signal's that make no sense from the folk standing around as well
Holy Crow Brandon :) that something like happened in 2008 in my area when working with my cousins Heavy Duty Equipment when take trees out for house going be built in near Lake Ontario west of Port Hope Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 ! All most machinery got stuck in and we had lots logs with tons skids put machinery in track of dozer plus backhoe out plus my tow truck and float trailer with 2 wrenches tow lines ! Used the biggest hoe to yank and each dozer and small plus hoe then wood chipper ! That was long 3 days to do and afterwards had wait for dry up 3 month's before foundation be pour in to ! Funniest part well drilling fast 100 feet get done loads water for years ahead too ! Thanks for the Summer Season Weather was hot 🔥 with lots humidity to dry up on 2800 square feet foundation of house too to dry up on ! Hopefully does same hear to for all too !
That's some crazy muck . My uncle's farm was just like that till they put tile every 20 feet. It was nasty stuff. Firm on top then fall through and your done.
What a mud fest. NOW STAY OUTTA THERE TILL IT DRIES UP SOME!!!!
You wouldn’t have to tear up their sprayer if they wouldn’t have gotten it stuck in the mud 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good job,loved the in cab exsper.going to classes now to be a operator...thanks
Thank you!
That was a great video. Lot of hard work but the pros got them out.
Ha I used to build those case sprayers here in Minnesota at the benson assembly plant, and they are big heavy pigs and I’m not surprised to see one buried!
Regular old soup hole, when i buried my IHI 175 track loader a guy came down with a JD 325 and plucked it out the creek like it was a toy canoe. After that i bougt a 110 JD excavator and its surprised at the power it had when i stuck the loader again though, wasnt as easy as the 325 but hooked the bucket and it helped it pull itself. Both times was a rotten stump collapsed with soup dirt under it
don’t look good for them on planting that spot this year , w how deep and as many holes are out there now , least the machines are all out n safe , good job brother 👌🤘🤘
Nothing like farming on quick sand
Great job and team effort. I own a Kobelco sk150lc and every time I get in that stuff, I get a little nervous. Luckily, I have not sunk mine yet and hopefully never will.
Thank you!
Fantastic recovery. Time for TILE in the swamp. Thanks
That'll be a nice smooth field to till.
You can hear in your voice that not the excavator only is working. Thanks for sharing
Looks like that field needs tile. God bless
Looks like Louisiana swamp land. Didn't know one could farm on quicksand.
Great job boyz. U guys have some nice toys !!! Great teamwork !!!!
Thank you!
Just found your channel on YT, what a great recovery!
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
First thing is to make a RIDICULOUS MESS OF THE FIELD. Lol. Second is to get machines out. Third is go home & have a beer round with the crew who helped.
Reminds me of peat bogs no bottom... seen this in happen in Southern WI jet black loam soil zero bottom...
Your right about one thing you never know what you're going to see on your videos that's why I like them
Great video and a tip of the hat to the editor 👍.
Just build a matting road so you have fighting chance of getting them onto something solid.
Looks like that field needs a Dirt Prefect drainage system installed to drain it better.
Nothing against Dirt Perfect or his setup but this is no place to take his plow what really needs to be done is peel the top of haul in 16" of sand put the top back on then tile it right now you would never get across it with a plow really it should be tiled with a bucket wheel trencher on some very wide tires or tracks
The field already appears o have a bunch of drainage tile.
Another 2 feet deeper and it's technically a pond.
The field is good and plowed now for next plant!
Need to build a pond at the low point in that field. Drain tiles to the pond from the field to the pond.
Dig that out and make a pond there with drainage piped going to it, then in summer use the water.
Looks like the ideal spot for a pond 😂
That's so many machines & time that you might ought to dig out the sediment in all of your ditches so that more of that water can be off the prize-land.
It is amazing how you guys are movig at all. Nlce job guys
I have a Kobelco 330. I been stuck in muskeg as well. If you can keep the cab out and the engine running.... Well 3 foot round and 20 foot long wood you can go any where. We have loss equipment and lives in that muskeg it is no place for a green horn.
That field need a whole new drainage system. You could see the ground shaking like jelly at one stage
I mud bog for fun, and one thing i learned in Mi and Oh......never underestimate the bottomless depth of a farmers field
Planting on that looks about as difficult as frying eggs on soup
Nice work gentleman
I’m really wondering why the sprayer operator drove into that mess… i know I certainly wouldn’t have even thought about going into that with my sprayer or tractor or half ton or quad…
Geez!! Amateurs…🙄 ‘ya all’ got there in the end but geez…a mess! 🙄
Why do some people just keep driving on into trouble 🙄 good job on the recovery 👏
more often than not, it actually looks solid, until youre in the middle of it, then its too late
WOW. 3” . We hardly got a sprinkle down by Indy .
Great Job Boys!
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO CHRIS 😊
best argument for field tile I have seen
Next time just leave the sprayer in the field till it dries out..but hey it makes a good video 😅
Trust me here in our fields in Montana with 3 inches of rain you couldn’t drive with an excavator even after 3 days of sunshine you’d be sliding tracks in one spot (gumbo dirt)
A little playing in the mud. Always nice😎
Maybe Santa will bring the farm owner a bunch of field tile for Christmas, doubt he will install it though, that's asking a lot for a bunch of very old reindeer. Guess I wrote too early, saw a piece sticking up, later in the video.
Great to have friends
Might suggest they lay some tile in this area
🎶 BOB the builder can we fix it 🎶 🎶 BOB the builder yes we can 🎶 🎉🎉🎉
You said, that was a good day. I would hate to see a bad day lol.
I think a little more digging right of the getgo and ramp down to the tracks then the climb out on the mats wont be so steep! Just my 2 cents you cant ever have enough mats! And use that bucket to DIG!
And we still ain't got sprayer out😅
I’m assuming that this is part of the area that was the Grand Kankakee Marsh. That’s some mud for sure.
We use to have a Hitachi 750 it didn't last long maybe 4 months it was the slowest and under powered machine we replaced it with a cat 385 we also have a few Komatsu which are nice machines
seriously needs to dig drains around that field
I think you need to get master pipelayer to come in with his machine and put about 3 mile tile in that field😂😂😂
How quickly the situation goes from bad to shit😂. Not sure I would like to be sat inline with that tow rope pulling hard 😳. All ended well 👍