It was supposed to be an easy job...

It was supposed to be a quick chore, but farm equipment always has a way of testing your patience! In this video, a simple manure run turns into an unexpected repair job on the John Deere 320 skid loader. After tracking down the issue and getting the wrenches out, we finally get back to work loading, hauling, and hoping the camera doesn't fall off the headache rack into the pile. Stick around to the end for a quiet moment with the horses after a long day of work. In this video: Unexpected skid loader troubleshooting & fix Moving and dumping manure Farm wrap-up and pasture check-in If you enjoyed the video, please give it a Like and Subscribe to Bulrush Off-Script for more DIY farm projects, equipment maintenance, and rural life! #DIY #FarmVlog #JohnDeere320 #SkidSteer #CountryLife #FarmLife #JohnDeere #SkidLoader #Homesteading #BulrushOffScript #equipmentrepair 00:00 Intro & The Plan – Welcoming everyone and setting up the day's goals. 01:31 Starting the Skid Loader – Dealing with a stubborn start on a chilly morning. 04:29 Change of Plans: Mechanical Issues – Realizing it's not going to be a simple "working" video. 05:22 Finding the Diesel Leak – Inspecting the lines and troubleshooting the air in the system. 09:44 Fuel Filter & Water Separator – Swapping out parts and discussing the "Tractor Supply" fix. 12:44 Testing for Leaks – Using the "hot sauce" (ether) and checking the fittings with the audience's help. 18:18 Tightening the Lines – Final adjustments and why the lines might have loosened up. 20:15 It's Finally Running! – Hearing that much better engine sound and prepping the project. 23:39 Heading to "Poop Mountain" – Making the dump run with the red dually. 28:51 Unloading at the Pile – Using the PTO-driven hydraulic dump. 30:12 Truck Walkaround & Oreo Truck Plans – A quick look underneath at the setup and what's moving to the new truck. 33:27 The Nap Queen & Sign-off – Ending the day with a sleeping horse and final thoughts.