CROP DUSTING .....N.C. Style, watch and Be Amazed...

[rcf156830]

would like to have been riding on that pass at 120. would have to clean my briches out that was some flying right therelove this stuff!!

[FlyinTruckr]

@rcf156830 120?? We work the field around 150-160!! LOL You should check out some of my latest videos I have posted this summer, I think you really like them. Have a great day and be safe!!

[FlyinTruckr]

@rcf156830 Oh hell, my mistake, you meant 120 in the timeline....yea that was a pretty good shot. I just caught what you were talking about as I hit sent button on my last post. LOL Have a good one!!

[rvpe]

that aint noting. you guys should see how we spray in ecuador with trees on the fields and cables all around

[FlyinTruckr]

@rvpe You saw some of the best flying there is around here. Eastern NC is littered with power lines, small, unsquare fields, houses, grain elevators, field mills, etc.....the list goes on and on. Y'all be careful down there in Equador, don't get yourselves hurt. :)

[joshnc101]

Ah, I remember the days when Gardner Hudson was around.

[June062007]

Simply the best ride there is!! Forget Disneyland, Flying an agplane is the most fun you can have with your clothes on!!

[FlyinTruckr]

@June062007 Its a fun ride!! Just don't do Mexican before going thought. LOL Thanks for watching.

[monboy10]

wouldn't you be worried about the spray they are putting down? -not good for your health, or anyhting

[FlyinTruckr]

@monboy10, The spray you saw in this video on upclose shots were with water, pressure testing the on board pumps. Ag chemicals are a good thing as they protect crops from damaging weeds, pests, fungus, and this video, worms eating away at soybean crops. Ag aviation is the most efficient way of applying crop producing catalysts to farms around the country. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more this summer.

[monboy10]

@FlyinTruckr thanks for letting me know it was only water. i understand fully what the chemicals do because i have lived on a farm my whole life. however i don't agree that Ag aviation is always the most efficient way of spraying crops, it might be some times but i have only seen 1 ever and that was when i left saskatchewan on a trip. so here it's not the most efficient way.

[FlyinTruckr]

@monboy10 Well I guess we have a difference in opinion. One airplane can knock out 2,500 acres on a decent day. Ground rig, not so much. Around here in NC, typically  and commonly you can have some really wet soil conditions that won't allow for a ground rig to run through a field without risking the crop's yield. Also, during hurricane season, the damaging winds can twist up crops in the row in such a manner ground rigs will damage plants. Not to mention all the rain associated.

[thekiwiSA]

great video. Reminds me of flying in the back of my dad's thrush as a kid... great memories

[FlyinTruckr]

@thekiwiSA Im glad you enjoyed it. I do have some new stuff coming out so stay tuned, Thanks for watching.

[froggpond1]

This looks like something i would love to try doing! Way Cool!!!!!

[FlyinTruckr]

@froggpond1 ...Im glad you enjoyed it. If you are ever around, Im sure we can get you a ride. I've really enjoyed your videos as well. Catch you later.

[OwnerOperator1984]

Great video. keep up the good work . Bie.

[FlyinTruckr]

@OwnerOperator1984 ....Im glad you enjoyed it. I hope to make another trucking video before the end of year. Catch you later.

[agman4360]

great vid mate,great to see filming like this,thanks

[FlyinTruckr]

@agman4360 Im glad yo liked it. I hope to make another sometime soon. And I am anticipating on a better camera also.

[destin325]

beautiful filming and flying fellas

[FlyinTruckr]

@destin325 ... thanks for the flowers, glad you enjoyed it. :)

[FlyinTruckr]

@destin325 Thanks for the compliments. We hope to make another one this summer in HD.