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That was painful to watch. Its a tiny trailer, throw it in the back of a truck, drive to an outlet, and put some heat into it. Good on you for keeping up with it. People would be surprised how long those cheap little garden trailers will last with a little maintenance.

Your arc breaking up is either a bad ground or that little HF welder just isn't liking that rusty pitted metal. Get a wire wheel attachment for that angle grinder you have, it'll take a lot more that off than a drill. That said, for a little bit of farm weldin she'll do the trick. Keep on truckin!

I know a guy who did this. Big Draft Kings guy.

Your generator isn't good enough for that. Great try though.

Nicely done!

I had a 22hp Mahindra and to keep my 3-pt arms in, the lower lift pins for bush hog were reversed to the inside rather than the outside. It may help clear your backhoe mount a little better. It also gave me a bit more ability to keep the swing links/turnbuckles a little looser to allow the bush hog to swing a bit more freely if it needed to (and was easier to hook up with them looser).

It never ceases to amaze me how the "professionals" will show up and not even know how to use their tools or maybe just a good eye 👁️.. and you are still not satisfied with the results, wow. Looking like a nice start to the pond though, hope you get a finished product you are pleased with.

Why all of the backing up ???

A little more juice wouldve get the job done but i am not complaining i cant see it from where i sleep. Good job you did what you needed to do to stop it from getting worse try thightening the loose bolts even the nut on the main shaft maybe adding another flat washer if posible then you get the wobble when it hits anything and you will even get a clean cut too

2KVA for 90 amps is too little. My 150 amp inverter needs a 10KVA generator.

Looks great! The GC's are amazing little tractors. People are shocked at work I've done with mine.

Where is your ROPS?

Drill a hole in the back of deck to let the water out

You can take a torch to lower the therd arm and get more lift.

Good video, can the music, I'd rather hear the tractor run

Thank you for shaing, i learn a lot 👍👍👍👍

Ingenious adaptation of that brush hog!!!

This is like polishing a turd? “Redneck” garages need to have a curved roof with just enough height to store whatever you’re going to place inside it. Extra headroom and corners are a recipe for failure. Don’t waste your money on this type of temporary shelter. Especially in a snowy climate.

If spinning out kicks up the Geo tech fabric it means it's to too shallow instead of 4 go with 8

I always prefer air filled tires, they are softer and reparible when they get damaged.

Nice work guys!

Just stumbled across your channel, and love the fix! (But, please get a portable vice hah)

❤loved the pond build

I am the hundredth subscriber Franks from New Zealand Christchurch ,Sumner

Cool video, well done!

You may also want to ensure you have enough freeboard above the spillway to account for wind & wave action or a heavy rainstorm event. The water color is beautiful.

I’d take the walnut out, if it was me. I’d also bring that swale farther up hill or make a terrace up hill. Either way I’d make it much larger, I’d put it on contour, and give it a large, level spillway away from the dam. If your spring seepage is slow, a contour swale up hill would charge the ground water flow. I’d make the emergency spillway substantial in size just in case. Did the primary overflow pipe have an anti-seep collar around it?

I'm afraid your building method of raising the walls off the ground may not be the best idea. That looks like it is going to cause problems when you get high winds because when they can get underneath the walls that could cause a severe amount of lifting which could prove disastrous to your canopy. Sorry to say this but it just looks like a bad idea. You want to block out the wind especially under the walls.

I had one of those tents and, guess what, had the exact same problem. Mine ended up going through three major repairs until the last storm just blew the heck out of it. They are great - if you consider them a temporary structure.

Glad to see you kept someone's hard work from 1983 still on the road in 2024! Good production and music in your video.

Good and simple reinforcement job. That will definitely beef stability up. If you don’t mind, I have 1 idea/suggestion: If you’re looking for a little added insurance of the wood not wearing through the tarp fabric over time, I’d put either glue-on or peel-and-stick foam sill gasket on the tarp side of the wood. (I think it’s usually pink and about 3 1/2 “ in width) It’s dirt cheap, comes in good sized rolls, it’s thin (3/16”) so no added bulk and easy to work with (cut to size, shape). It also has the bonus of being waterproof and can protect the wood from condensation where the wood contacts the tarp fabric. Just an idea.

they make a UM series that is much thicker and not much more $ the UM72 was $2500 they make a UH which has 1/2'' end plates

Thank you for sharing the great clip. Hope the channel grows more and more

why do you have a child on the tractor, not very safe practice

I have a 1973 International Cub Cadet 149 with a tiller on it and I love it, the seed bed is perfectly tilled and flat when tilled with it, it tills 5 inch deep too.

You're a great dad! I wish you and your kids great health :)

FBI. Holland. Ronald. Restoration as a magic spell.

Great Dad! Awesome!

Neudorfer Farm, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!

Nice I have an advance 12x20

If you get winds like i do 50+ mph you will be surprised that they survive it.

"That ain't goin nowhere"

I flew to PA last week seeing couple customers. Looking down from the airplane, PA was so beautiful with so many farm houses up and down hills surrounded by trees. You did really well with the tractor, I love doing tractor works. I wish you and family the best.!

Viewed, Liked, Subscribed! Love the tilling work! Great content!

Thanks for fixing our saw - love you ❤