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Brilliant setup. How do you entice them in at night? Also where is your ground rod?

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This wheel mount design is a fantastic idea.

You did a great job, congratulations. Would you write down the length, width and height dimensions of this chicken tractor?

i made it so eggs could roll down

Yeah, no talking = NOPE

Do you use a recovery strap at the other end of the more power puller?

Really the vertical approach to supporting the wheel with 2 catches is brillant and very nice. Looks very easy to turn the coop/move quite a distance.

Interesting it takes apiece of wood to chips but cardboard looks like mush.

Hello, can you answer a question for me

Gene EEE US Genius Love it. please come back and publish more videos. Hope you are okay. been 1.5 years.

Man you're a genius thank you for sharing! Very helpful.

Line was to low. Get that pull line at least half way up the tree.

I too thought bottles of mortar or concrete would work but made my hooks in a bending jig for wire. Refer to the youtube video titled: "Adjustable Bending Fork & Jig for Blacksmiths" I also used wire that had cross pieces that I cut off to form a small cross for the bottom of the wire to make an anchor at the bottom of the bottle. I had a bunch of tomato cages I cut up for the wire hooks. If you do not have salvaged fence wire to use, one could use the wire bender to make hooks for the anchors. I cut off the top of the bottle to make a larger opening to insert the mixed mortar, used a funnel to pour in the mortar, and then inserted the wire with the hook already in the upper end, and let it set over night and a few days more before using. I presently use a 5 pound brick with clothesline rope to attach them to each corner of the tarp to cover pallets of firewood. And, I intend on replacing these with the bottles, with no clothesline rope then needed. Each 16 oz. bottle is about 2.5 pounds when filled with mortar and mortar mix is much cheaper than the cement mix in this video. It does take more time to mix the mortar and I mix it in a plastic tub. I mix enough mortar to fill about 4 plastic bottles, then repeat. Bags of mortar mix comes in 80 pound bags for less than 20 bucks. One should be able to get about 30-16 oz. bottles for weights from an 80 pound bag of mortar. Sooo, the only cost to me without purchasing the wire is for the mortar.

I really like your chipper

I actually placed an order for this 2090 machine two days ago. However, as I watched how you and others operate combo chipper/shredder machines, I am convinced that I will be better off buying a very powerful chipper-only machine (with no separate shredder hopper). Basically, I've observed several things: 1. A very powerful chipper-only machine can take the place of a chipper/shredder, but the reverse is not true. 2. Most people using such big machines almost invariably use the chipper the majority of the time and use the shredder very little because people buy such big machines to grind up tree limbs rather than green vegetation or leaves. Since the chipper can handle small branches just as well as large logs, there is little reason to spend time sorting out small branches and throwing the small branches into the shredder hopper, and then reserving the chipper chute only for large logs. With a chipper-only machine, they can just feed everything into the chipper chute and grind everything without sorting. 3. For almost the same price as a chipper/shredder, a dedicated chipper-only machine will have a much larger chipper chute to accommodate more gnarly limbs that have branches sticking out at odd angles and preventing them from feeding into the small chipper chute of combo chipper/shredders. Chipper/shredder combo machines require the operator to spend much more time to de-limb side branches before feed limbs into the relatively much smaller chipper chute. Dedicated chipper-only machines typically have a giant throat as big as the throat of the shredder hopper on chipper/shredder machines, GREATLY reducing the time spent to trim side branches from large limbs before feeding them into the large chipper chute. 4. Combo chipper/shredder machines deposit the chips at the bottom, requiring frequent shoveling to unblock the outlet. Chipper-only machines have a tall outlet that shoots the chips some distance away, almost eliminating the need to shovel the pile of chips. I just convinced myself to cancel the order for the Yardbeast 2090 and order a 14-horsepower chipper-only machine instead.

Just do and buy ia paper shredder which also does cardboard.

This is absolutely ingenious. Just a question could you have put a bolt in place of the flanges?

Good job man.. off topic but for some reason i couldn't help but sense a bit of brick mason in the way you approached the project.

How often do you move your pen.

Pull it tight first before feeding it through the puller so you don't have to crank so much

Is neat but uses alot of materials, why not just make a litte acces door and have 2 or buckets inside

So tricky but looks great

No audio. Can't watch this.

I’d be really interesting in seeing an update video. I checked and didn’t see one

How many hens will you keep in here?

Can you post of video on how it’s going using it for laying hens?

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Great video. Is this chipper also good at chipping dry hard wood that is less than 3.5in

Can you get different size screens in case you want larger chips

I like this set-up for getting eggs from the nest buckets..thanks

That looks like it works great, thanks for sharing.

what would happen if you ran a ream of paper?

Just purchased this product for the farm…easy to assemble and seems pretty well built.

How much did this cost to build?

Great idea I’ve been trying to come up with a way to move my tractor .. I’m going to be using your design … thanks for sharing

Idea of the year!!!! Thank you!

I like the buckets in the compost. genius way of keeping them warm

Something similar happens when you feed Steve Buscemi through one of these backyard size shredders.

Thanks for nothing but heavy breathing

Perfect video to help me decide on the utility trailer wanted to buy to pull behind my Kawasaki MULE!

Thank you so much for the information

Very good instructions! Thank you!

I have a home built wiz bang that will pluck 2 at a time, with a home built scald tank that is auto temp controlled I can do 12 to 15 birds an hour myself, that is from live to dressed and ice bathed. I do however think this would be perfect for a small batch of birds, I have 3 to do right now and that would be slick.

What do you do for hawks?

Again, love this! materials list/avg. cost? I’m going to steal some of your ideas lol thanks!

Love the ideas you’ve had with this! How much did you spend on materials?

Planning an overnighter with my son. Would love to know where you camped. Between what two landings, or exact.. been fishing it and having lots of luck. Great video.

That's finer than frog hair!!

How durable is this? Would it hold together for 50 birds in a row?