Attaching Barbed Wire to T-Posts

kind of straight in the post as we go we got a little bit of an arc but that's okay looks pretty good for a lick and stick lineup job so there's a farmer that i follow out of south dakota for these clips they weld a little metal hook on this so that when oh there's their pain and i'm i'd have to go back and watch but i think what he does is he grabs it here and there's a little piece of metal that comes around here so that when he flips it around that little metal piece grabs onto it and flips it around but i just go like so hmm seems to work do you got an extra set of pliers [Music] you don't need the pliers chris nope you just twist it together when it's pulled tight it'll twist itself against each other okay never come undone yeah actually you guys are missing the best part of farming and that's the smells the smell of the tractor the smell of the fields the smell of the animals second run let's find out how many we go down from the first rock going down about seven notches seven down okay [Music] dog learning the tractor paying attention to the wheel and i didn't look in front of me and i hit the fence closed we didn't we had a wooden guy roll one tip it back up and fire fired up and it locked the cylinders took the injectors out he didn't let the oil drain down didn't he didn't know did he oh knock the head bolts up and stretch the head bolts yeah junk so if you do roll them what's the proper procedure i wasn't i was told to just let it set and let all the oil drain down past the rings right what we do what i did once because we wanted to get the machine back is i went out pulled all the injectors out and then spun it over and it pushed everything out the injector holes so that it cleared it okay injectors back in i was able to run it enough to get it on the trailer hang out that way right there don't let it go