There’s no doubt that engines are the heart of any farm equipment and keeping the engine happy makes the machine work in tip-top shape. When it comes to maintaining tractors and heavy equipment running smoothly, it takes detailed maintenance and proper repairs to avoid expensive breakdowns. What if your tractor is broken, abandoned, swamped, slept, and rusted for years? Will it still run and let you drive? Let’s leave it to Hank, the creator of the YouTube channel Hamiltonville Farm, and be fascinated by how he fixes tractors and heavy equipment. 

In this episode, Grant and Hank talk about how it all started, his monetizing approach on his channel, and how Hank was able to run old tractors despite the impossibilities.

Hank Hamilton is a down-to-earth guy who retired from the Air Force and now lives on 75 acres. Hank created the Hamiltonville farm channel, which has reached 216,000 subscribers and over 40 million total views. 

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:10   How Hank’s channel, HamiltonVille, started
03:06   Hank’s original vision and how it evolved in years
07:36   Hank’s monetizing strategy
11:47   How Hank approaches companies for a sponsorship
15:00   How much Hank receives from the sponsors of his channel
21:51   Hank’s life experiences that helped him to start his channel
24:31   What Hank’s primary source of revenue looks like
27:40   How Hank studies his channel’s data and analytics
32:12   The Video that flopped when Hank uploaded it on his channel
35:15   The person Hank selected as a creator on the rust
38:59   How Hank connects with other YouTube creators
40:30   How YouTube changed Hank’s life

Links/ Resources Mentioned

Like and subscribe Hamiltonville Farm’s on Facebook
For more information, check Hamiltonville Farm’s Website
Hamiltonville Farm’s YouTube Channel

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Check out Grant and Augie’s Channels below:

 Grant Ball
Treesicle

Augie Johnston
Vidchops
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