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This video is 9 years old and yet somehow still the best and most informative I've seen! I've spent hours looking up wheel systems. Thank you! What could make it even better would be a materials list in the description.

i hope you since then replaced that drill bit lol. good design.

Excellent video thank you so much!

I just looked up how to gut a chicken for a story I'm writing and wow I wasn't expecting the answer to essentially be "just get your hand in there and pull"

Thankyou for a clear (but to the point) explanation. It is exactly what I needed.

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation!

Do any of these measurements change with smaller wheels? Mine is 10” diameter

Thank you so much !!!! So easy !!! Your great ! Thanks for taking time to show me how to fix this problem!!!!!!!

Hey that spinny thingy is neato.. I always ended up plucking, which wasn't a big deal but.. work smarter not harder, right.

What about the heart

Loved this, and you give an excellent tutorial! Thank you!

Good video. Unfortunately the audio is not great. I could barely hear anything on the absolute highest volume.

I will definitely watch again ☺

That's a good idea, thank you!

Thanks

Awesome! I have watched several videos of this and your is the first one that makes sense to me. Thank you so much. Now I can attach wheels to my chicken tractor.

Thanks for taking the time to explain such a simple and efficient way to wheel-up my chicken tractor :-)

Other videos are 20-30 minutes... You did it in 8...

I'm looking at making a tractor and this certainly helps! I think a longer handle might make it easier to raise/lower the wheels!?

just what I was looking for. I just found training wheels in my barn hoping the will work.

Thank you. Only video with the details for a beginner like me.

Can't see what you are doing...camera should be showing the cuts at a different angle....

Would the measurements be different if the wheels are smaller?

Thanks for a great video and saving me from having to re-invent the wheel...so to speak. Making this mod on my rabbit/chicken tractor build next week. Thanks!

Good job. Thank you.

How you can prevent your bird from exiting the tractor while the wheel in use during the move

Thank you

I know you made the 6 years ago, but I'm just now seeing this after doing a search. Well explained video. Thank you!

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Thank you for this simple and clear solution I was looking for. 👍🙌

Thank you for making an easy-to-follow guide for those of us who are newer to projects!

Awesome video! Thank you for an easy to follow tutorial for someone just starting out and not mechanical at all😁

I swear these homesteading videos are so addictive. Thanks for the info. Always learning. So cool to have a whole community who wants to share info and help others. Thanks for the video, happy Easter!

I'm doing this as soon as I get a day off

Thank you for fyi pivot wheel system, does the wheel assembly get wore out when pushing down, out and under the stationary pin? Like if such wearing out happened, did new updated improvement happened? Or did not wear happened because of the flat metal circle rings ("washers"?**) protect it from wearing out?

Thanks for the first 20 seconds i cannot believe how many videos lack this.

Excellent tutorial thank you

Now I know how to do it. Thanks. Texas

This is going to change my life

Very nice. This is exactly what I was looking for. This is simple but effective. Thanks for sharing the video.

I have 14 inch wheels, how high should I put the pivot point?

Thank you so much. Very clear, easy instructions.

Man thanks for making this as simple as I thought it should be

Push that damn board dude, boring

i do not mean to sound stupid but did you only put one wheel on ?

I had no idea how to do this!! Thank you

Thanks Mulcahy. I liked how you explained why you designed things a certain way, and how that would affect performance.

good video . I would like to know more about knife placement during this process. Thanks

awesome and simple

Thanks for keeping it simple and no back ground music.