Fixing Wheel Loader and Cleaning Pack Barn

Instagram: SaskDutchKid

[JohnVanRuiten]

I used to hate doing all the hard work on the dairy as a kid, so here I sit watching these videos as an old man. Looks like a lot more fun nowadays.

[Geoff]

Thank you for your effort in producing these excellent videos. I was born and raised on a dairy farm in Ontario; but didn't stay there, I became a first class power engineer. I'm 71 years old now and retired. Your videos take me back to a wonderful time that I didn't appreciate until now. It's so good to see the REAL life on the farm after being bombarded by all the corruption and nonsense that man has brought upon himself. May the Lord bless and keep you through your whole life!

[waynethomas]

My wife and I have been watching a couple of your videos a night. My wife is from Korea and she has learned so much from you. Once we can be around our young grandchildren again we hope to share your videos with them. I will recommend that their class take a trip to a dairy like I did in the early 1960’s. Thank you for wonderful videos.

[peterhaan]

I'm guessing that you had an architect involved in the build of your buildings. The construction, details and execution speak to the passion that was put into the design and build process.
I'm continually amazed at the little details such as the swing up fencing/gates and ceilings high enough to allow an articulated loader easy access as well as a hundred other things that were incorporated into your dairy buildings. It is rare, these days, to see something done right! Kudos to those that made it right!

[waterbug]

Not surprised you had a spare hydraulic hose for your loader, but kudos for having it. It's been a couple weeks now, if you haven't ordered a replacement hose for the one you used in this video, here's a friendly reminder to reorder replacement hose today. Good video

[j.russelllacour]

You have some of the very best cinematography in all of the farming videos. Eagerly await each release. And your explanation are Precise an extremely informative.

Russell in Houston, Texas

[michael]

Good morning Jan, thank you for all the uploads lately! It’s hard to stay depressed when all my YouTube farming friends are keeping me smiling, the only thing that could make it better is if I were there helping you! I love the farming life and I love all you wonderful farmers 🇺🇸❤️🇨🇦🇮🇹🇦🇺🌍🐄🐖🐓🐑

[franktrueblood]

In this new world of "all for me" it is refreshing to see your videos. You have an enormous degree of passion as well as COMpassion. You treat the animals as if they were people and had feelings, which of course they do. You are a fine ambassador for the farming community But when do you get to relax, take your shirt off and just chill? Very Nice work always!

[ajmiller]

part of a day'work. Always nice to have clean equipment to work with.

[joenoe]

Nice to see father n son working together, , , sure does bring back the memories...your work habits could never be challenged by anyone..stay strong my friend..

[lonepine]

Your Dad has taught you well. Amazing skills you have Jan 👍🏻🇨🇦✅

[rnp]

You got so many big garage buildings to work on yours tractor that must be nice you got an awesome life👍

[timothyshepodd]

Great job Jan! You take good care of your ladies. Blessings.

[kenlynch]

Thank you for always sharing, filming, editing, with excellent explanations . Also it is nice to see how quickly & easily repairs can be made (especially with well stocked spare parts).

[robhakeman]

Its always nice to have floor dri and spare parts around when you break down. You should invest into a rotary tip for your powerwasher as it cuts washing down in half the time. And when you use parts out of your shop inventory write it down to reorder your parts to replenish your inventory. You could buy a used truck axles and mount a dump truck on it and haul to your piles to cutdown the time it takes to go back and forth.

[bobjohnson]

Even new equipment breaks down eventually. I think your farm has the most up to should I say, the best maintained equipment on YouTube right now. Even though your life is not a life of leisure by any means working on a dairy, I hope you realize how lucky you are to be working on a dairy that does at least try to make your job easier by investing in good equipment and maintaining it very well.

[dougdiplacido]

Good afternoon Jan. I was really glad to see a video from you waiting when I got home. Like the new overalls but they are too clean lol. Gladly you were not near the hose when it broke or you would have needed power washed. I really like the way you take such great care of your cows. Thanks for the video.

[geertvaneyken]

Every time I see a video about your koeienstal I see something new to me. Clever little things like the gates between the pack and the feeding alley for instance. Never seen that before. I really like the accesability in your barn.

[steveadams]

Great video as always Jan. It makes my day when the notice of a new one pops up. Thank you.

[jceades]

Always enjoy your videos no matter what the daily task is.It's like being able to hang out with you for the day.