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The little thing impresses me Mr Tim

Not a bad idea Mr Tim

I'm going to have to revisit this in the future.

I was surprised with the results for sure. Looking forward to trying this again with some other stuff

Thank you Mr Joe. I though about making some really small splits but i thought these should start what i had just fine

Tiny does great. I can and ill use it to feed sometime. Its just slower. Not the best tool for the job when i have other larger machines. but no reason you couldn't use it if that's all we had. Thanks for stopping by

I should of. I will on the next test

Thanks for watching Mr Fred

Thank you Mr Russ. I waa glad to see it being used instead of sitting on the shelf

Hey Mr Ted. Ive been meaning to try this cuz I've been curious as well. I'm glad to know if I had to feed with it i could.

Hey Mr Kenny. I was just glad the step wasn't collecting dust anymore and was able to be used. For being a small tractor It does amazing things

Hey Mr JT thank you. that would be a site to see. I'd be scared picking that many up that my tractor would snap in half. That is close i beleive to what's these weight. There is always variations on bale weight

Mr Ted thank for stopping by and watching

I would like to see how it would do as well. I feel like it wouldn't be a challenge but would be curious how it acts with no ballast

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead yep

Mr Joe it did great. The auto throttle definitely has its place. I still really like it on this machine. Lol you knew the grey stuff was coming out lol. I'm going to have to switch it up to my copper based antiseize

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead Wranglerstar is the loctite man you are the anti seize man!

@@oakiewoodsman lol

Hey Srstla. I don't think it would have handled this that well without ballast. I wish with the capacitys some of these machine manufacturers would put some ballast on these machines from factory

Hey you two. That Mahindra is a tuff machine as well. Hope the snow has quite causing grief

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead not snowing at the moment but it's really cold again!

Mr Brandon I would like to try some of that. Being wet is going to be heavy. Idk i would like to think it would but not sure.

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead road trip Use my JD 2750 to feed it w 3 pt spear. No weight on front and it makes the front end light

@brandonhoad9033 Id love to head up that way. That's wild. Some of that baleage / silage can get pretty heavy

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I'll try to remember to ask my guy if he has an idea of the weight.

I would be curious to know as well

Your bobcat should handle those no problem. Most of ours are 4x5's. I prefer 4x6's just because it lasts longer for the cows to eat on.

@ yes no problem I do miss the days when a bale would last 2 weeks not one 🤪

I would love i one lasting two weeks. Currently 1 bale every few days. Been putting 2 bales out a time and we have to feed hay every 4-5 days

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead beats feeding multiple times a day plus pulling teats

@@brandonhoad9033 Life of a dairyman I 100% agree. Thats 24-7 / 365

Morning Mr Todd. I hope he shows up. how many more you have to get rid of?

@ she says we're keeping three I think we should get rid of one at least or two cause we're gonna have more litters and they you know we'll have runs and we always keep the runts, we have three slots in September, but we can always add on some more

Hey Matthew, to rivet one back together you can just use a ball peen hammer with several small taps on the rivet. dont hit the rivet hard

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I got it apart with my hand tools. Waiting for my presets to come in the mail tom. Thanks tho. Do you have any idea. If the presets are all on the same side. Or do they alternate with the cutting teeth?

@@matthewbeaver5026 what do you mean presets?

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead the side with the rivets made into it. Rather than just the link

@@matthewbeaver5026 ah ok. no usually those are all on the same side of the chain. Its easier to have them all one way when manufacturing the chains

Im going to have to make a video of homemade fire starters and see how it works

Hey Andrew, Thats a good idea I haven't thought of using it that way before. Do you pack the lint in the tube tight or leave it kind of loose?

When I run out of that stuff I just burn my mail mostly the bills😅

@andrewperry8389 hahahaha yes my bills need to be the 1st to get burnt. That made ne laugh reading that

@tedneitzel Mr Ted i think I'm going to need to pick up one of those torches. I still was suprised with the results of this test.

@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Mr Kenny, thank you. I was surprised by the results. It was a fun test. Will be testing some more im the future

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead make your own and put them to shame.

i think im going to have to try some different homemade ones and put a video out on them now to see what works

@902hand7 hey 902. I would like to try this scenario again with not spending any money and see what would win

Mr Paul im going to have to give that a try sometime. Thanks for stopping by

I 100% agree with the wind i had. I need to pick one up

Thank you. I was suprised by the results and happy for the test.

@@brandonhoad9033 in the mail and in the way!

Hey Mr Brandon. They are on their way. I'm looking forward to trying these. We are going to have to test those as well

Free is great for sure. Depending on the wind next time I might be using a torch lol. How does the bacon grease and egg carton work? Might be something I need to try

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead yes, give it a try for sure! Lasts well long enough to get the kindling lit!

@lorettaandjasonoffgrid do you just pour the grease over the carton or fill up the little egg spots and cut them out? I might need to see a video of this lol

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead lol! We keep the grease in jars so it actually coagulates and you can scoop it out. I put a spoon of goo in each egg spot and close it up. Lol. We have been talking about doing a short of all the many uses of bacon grease!

@lorettaandjasonoffgrid ah ok that makes sense. You should its got lots of uses

Hey JT. I honestly didn't suspect those to win like they did. I was suprised by the test

Lol I'm glad it is out of your system thank you

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Just asked him where yours is 😂.

Thank you Mr Russ. We will do test those. Looking forward to them

Lol do you think the old socks will burn good?

@ only joes 🤪 oil rags do

lol i just seen my typo. It was suppose to say Joe's not old lol

@@toddcaskey9984hahahaha. I do. It wear Sox that will burn well. They are all wool so they are a it fire resistant

Like one of those kindling splitters? I've never used one of them.

@@TheRustyGarageandHomestead I bought one for my dad , it works good , u can make them with an old ax

Mr Todd i may need to try that and see

Morning Mr Todd

@@wyattshoat2843 thank you Mr Wyatt

FB market place. I searched for awhile before i found those

That is good to know. I have some anchor seal but thought you almost had to use that to keep them from checking

I should of put it in a calculator to get an idea. Tiny did good moving it

Yes sir Mr Tim. Fingers crossed they improve it.

Hey Just fishing. Lol I have noticed the bar study don't make alot of sense the way I put them in. I've been running it as is but when you me mentioned dropping the saw that got me thinking I should probably swap them around for strength. These are fun projects to take on. This was the 1st one I ever did and the saw is still going strong. Thanks for stopping by

Thank you Xander

Thank you Travis. I was hoping for a home run with this product

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead esp from a company that has sent you a lot of products.

@@TravisDoesFirewood Hopefully they will take this as a learning opportunity and improve their product

I agree. Hopefully the company will take this as a learning opportunity

You already got all the use you need out of it lol