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lol. It must be a farming thing.

Definitely not a good day.

Absolutely. I start them in the cylinder and use the piston upside down to push them into the cylinder so they’re square and the cylinder then I check them with thefeeler gauge. Sharp eyes, sounds like you’ve rebuilt some engines.

@@AllyneFamilyFarms I mostly have worked on my old Triumph motorcycle over the years. I think there is a special tool for grinding the ends, but I remember just using a file. I go for the larger gap just to be safe. I only have had the jugs off twice - the first time was back in the early 1980's at 30,000 miles - I had it bored out .020 inch & put in new pistons. After I had thought it to be broken in - I took it on the freeway & at some point the rear wheel locked up; I pulled in the clutch & put on the front brake at the same time; once I had slowed down - I released the clutch & took off with no problem. Maybe ten years later I had the jugs off more to fix an oil leak & had the cylinder honed. I installed new rings at this time & made sure the gap was at the larger end. I now have 64,000 on the bike & it still runs good.

Wow, that’s pretty neat. I’m sure the wheel locking up seriously got your attention. I can only imagine that happening. Yes, there is a tool for it. But I also just use a file when needed. That’s how I was taught.

Good point! It’s really sad. Yes, it’s becoming far too common.

Thank you!

Thank you! Very wise words. I have learned the machine a little better since this event. I didn’t realize the green vs dry effects on the machine/blades. I have quite a bit more this fall to chip. Looking forward to it. I really love this thing. Thanks again!

Thank you.

@@skarrde1 here in Florida we get lots of rain. So far so good. They stay dry.

Haha. Sometimes. This was messy and I needed to be able to clean up quick for work :)

We’re here to please :)

You're absolutely correct about the right of passage! I know I have many painful lessons ahead. So far that dog is amazing. He lives a life of a Nightshifter. Soon as it gets dark he is definitely on patrol. Thanks for the comment.

It was fine until it wasn’t. I broke protocol and let the chicks stay out overnight.

It’s not done yet :)

Haha.

Thanks man. Absolutely amazing the stuff I found in this. As I finally am getting it back together, like the transmissions they’re definitely shifting way better. I can’t wait to get it running.

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What profile is it?

Haha yeah just trying to get him acquainted to the animals. Since he ran after the chickens, I figured I would put them on a leash to meet the bigger animals before they kick them in the head and do something bad. I just want him to understand what is good and what is bad. Coyotes are bad livestock are good.

Hello there. Kind of depends on your application and if you’re on city or well water. I’m watering a little over 400 trees. So I’m using 2 inch water supply forking off to three-quarter inch poly pipe. Which runs along side of the trees and then I believe it’s a quarter inch supply hose takes the water from the poly pipe to the trees themselves. Then I have a 2 gallon per hour dripper. That will be changed to a small sprayer as the trees get bigger and more water. I use well so I do not need a commercial water meter. I don’t necessarily have a manifold, but it does come off of the well which supplies my residence as well. Hope that’s helpful. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Thanks for watching.

Haha. My heart sank when I realized what I did. I’m glad it was an easy fix. You’re right, these are the lessons we learn. I definitely learned that one, I will not do that again. Thanks for the comment!

Haha. Yeah, kinda is.

Enjoy this truly is your thing Columbo😂❤❤

Haha. You never know with this old equipment. This thing is older than me. All these things I find are telling a story.

Good idea.

I’m in North Florida. This is our dry season. Could definitely use some rain. Luckily a lot of the clover has already started coming up. Crimson Clover has already gone to seed. Hopefully, I’ll see it again next year.

Thank you

Close to Georgia

@@AllyneFamilyFarms i worked on a bee farm that was installing olive trees in Georgia, heard they're doing well, best of luck!

Thank you very much. I’m super excited to add these to the farm.

I seem to keep myself busy.

Oh yes. We need to set something up.

Haha. I do think a mulcher is definitely called for. But this is a pretty good machine. Very well built no complaints. I didn’t even have to change the belts after all that smoke. Ha ha thanks for watching.

I absolutely agree. I’m still trying to tweak a few ingredients. Considering adding kelp. Oh yes, I love that grinder. Thanks for watching !

Haha. So true.

Oh they love it

I couldn’t agree with you more. I feel a “ mistake” is really a lesson the first time. It’s a different story if you keep making the same mistake over and over again. After I decreased the feed speed i.e. use the equipment correctly, I have had no issues with it. I absolutely love it. It’s a beast. I appreciate the sub. Thank you.

Hello. So far so good. I used several layers of urethane when I was building the countertops. I wipe them down often. No issue with water around the sink at all. When I cut the hole for the sink, I applied more urethane right around the edge where I cut to add protection. I figure if I need to in the future I can always put a light sanding on it and add more urethane. But as of this time, I have not had to do that. I think you’ll be safe, just add lots of urethane or something to waterproof it. It should hold up just fine. Thanks for watching. Good luck on your build.

@@AllyneFamilyFarms thank you very much for your answer, I’ll deffinetly try 😊

Yes sir!!! I’m having a blast.

Running like a champ ! th-cam.com/video/E6iE_wt6R6s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AKsw5dR68J2MlW0Q

Haha. Kinda looks like it.

Have to say hi to them all.

Not a bad idea. That probably make the whole process. Much much easier. Thank you.

Agreed!

I fear, long-term it would rust being in the ground. Has yours rusted?

Yes, I’m sure the chain will allow it to swing a little bit while hooking it back up to the tractor and make that process easier as well.

Thank you for the vote of confidence. :) I try.

😇 thank you.

Must do it right the first time :)

Thank you. A surprise indeed!

Thank you. Yes soooo adorable!

Thank you very much!!!