Check at the local Auto Glass distributors for Cerium Glass Buffing compound, it might make it better enough to live with. And get an Orbital Hand Buffer and a Lamb's wool buffing head. And a little water to lubricate the glass, see if you can make the pitting "better enough."
For sandblasted windshield you can buff out some of the damage with Cerium buffing compound, available to body shops and Auto glass distributors. But it's difficult to get really clear, replacement is the only true fix. Or trade the tractor in. And use a proper orbital buffer and wool pad, or it magnifies the pits.
Southern states are very dry lately. There is no action until rain came. We did dust our wheat in hoping for a good rain. Well the rain came. I'm sure it was a result of the Saints prayers. Farming , Ranching could never be successful without Saints praying for us and with us.
Boy, I can remember when it was like wrestling a 16 foot gator to get Dougo to say anything on camera and now he's a Mile a minute yackfest. I like the new Dougo, he's a hoot. Larson Farms is the only farm channel I watch every episode.
It was great to hear Dougo tell stories about the big old red truck. Sounds like he had some good ones. I had not seen an old cab over like that for many many years. I can see why Dougo wants to keep it. Nice old truck yet with good memories.
Those plastic liners you put in the combine augers is a really good idea. Another great idea from that company. And the plastic guides you put on the header snoops. That company has some great ideas. Let’s see how they do at combine time.
You all take care and be safe. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for everything Chet. The Iowa farm boy. Steve
And the beat goes on and on and on and on………..just like the songs the work just stands in line waiting for seasonal maintenance. LOL Gotta love it however. Thank God for our farmers in our USA and world wide. Blessings guys, have a great weekend!
I don't know whether you know what mayflies are or not grandpa and I were working late one night and I bought a new tractor that had a cab first one we ever had of course grandpa is going to try that one. We are working and my tractor broke down so grandpa stops his tractor to come over and help me work on my tractor and he gets out and leaves the door open. The new tractor had an interior light in it that we call a dome light and when he went back to get in his tractor it had so many mayflies in it that he couldn't get to the seat. Mayflies don't live very long at all just a few hours if that long so we went home and came out the next day and that brand-new tractor had mayflies in it about six or 8 inches deep we had to shovel them out.
love watching your channel. even the negative situations bring out the positivity that you run your farm with and how you all manage day to day on a farm.
Thanks for taking us along with y’all Dougo good job on the camera and your explanation of the work you were doing. Always great content good time and fun times while y’all work great family god bless
Way to go
Way to go Dougo
Don’t those disks on the Salford self clean as you move down the field? Looks like it does a pretty good job.
Plant something productive there if you can.
Check at the local Auto Glass distributors for Cerium Glass Buffing compound, it might make it better enough to live with. And get an Orbital Hand Buffer and a Lamb's wool buffing head. And a little water to lubricate the glass, see if you can make the pitting "better enough."
For sandblasted windshield you can buff out some of the damage with Cerium buffing compound, available to body shops and Auto glass distributors. But it's difficult to get really clear, replacement is the only true fix. Or trade the tractor in. And use a proper orbital buffer and wool pad, or it magnifies the pits.
Is chet and Eric Brothers or cousin
Add a chisel plow point in center of the 5200 it will dispose of that nontilled center Dougo
Really good example of how to get fluid in your eyes 👀.
Air Force 1!
Southern states are very dry lately. There is no action until rain came. We did dust our wheat in hoping for a good rain. Well the rain came. I'm sure it was a result of the Saints prayers. Farming , Ranching could never be successful without Saints praying for us and with us.
Should have double passed just for fun
That Salford is an impressive machine ! Good buy !
There's one thing you can't do to often and that's change oil & filters no such thing as to clean of your oils and filters
You need to tell Eric there comes a point at witch you have to leave the sports to the younger men
You know…….excuses are like anuses, everyone has one ‼️🤔🙃🤭🤭🤭🥸🥸🥸🥸🤠🤠🤠🤠
Dougo mumblin' is better is some folks wise talkin'. I liked ridin' on the Salford.
Your dad is so cool and funny. It's great you all are so close
I wonder if it would be cheaper to put your equipment in heated storage instead of winterizing it.
where you clear your machines (winterize) and dump in your yard. I was wondering how. toxic is your land?
Boy, I can remember when it was like wrestling a 16 foot gator to get Dougo to say anything on camera and now he's a Mile a minute yackfest.
I like the new Dougo, he's a hoot.
Larson Farms is the only farm channel I watch every episode.
Thanks for another great video.
It was great to hear Dougo tell stories about the big old red truck. Sounds like he had some good ones.
I had not seen an old cab over like that for many many years. I can see why Dougo wants to keep it. Nice old truck yet with good memories.
Those plastic liners you put in the combine augers is a really good idea. Another great idea from that company.
And the plastic guides you put on the header snoops. That company has some great ideas. Let’s see how they do at combine time.
You all take care and be safe.
Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for everything Chet.
The Iowa farm boy.
Steve
And the beat goes on and on and on and on………..just like the songs the work just stands in line waiting for seasonal maintenance. LOL Gotta love it however. Thank God for our farmers in our USA and world wide.
Blessings guys, have a great weekend!
I don't know whether you know what mayflies are or not grandpa and I were working late one night and I bought a new tractor that had a cab first one we ever had of course grandpa is going to try that one. We are working and my tractor broke down so grandpa stops his tractor to come over and help me work on my tractor and he gets out and leaves the door open. The new tractor had an interior light in it that we call a dome light and when he went back to get in his tractor it had so many mayflies in it that he couldn't get to the seat. Mayflies don't live very long at all just a few hours if that long so we went home and came out the next day and that brand-new tractor had mayflies in it about six or 8 inches deep we had to shovel them out.
love watching your channel. even the negative situations bring out the positivity that you run your farm with and how you all manage day to day on a farm.
Dougo the stress of holding all of us is getting you flustered
Hey
I’m sure there’s a reason why you don’t do it but what about planting a nitrogen fixing crop in those PP acres?
Omni directional mic?
Thanks for taking us along with y’all Dougo good job on the camera and your explanation of the work you were doing. Always great content good time and fun times while y’all work great family god bless
Doug, you might be able to buff out the pits in that rear window for less than $1,600.
Hep, there's the struggle bus around the corner.
What happened to the 'into the cap' exit? I can't remember you missing one in a very long time.
Wow! Awesome video!
Seems like the stress buss is visiting Duggo in this video.
Doug-o!!!! Love the intro!!! Keep safe lads!!!