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Hello Fullers1966, in the description of the attached video is a link to the jumper terminals I used on my tractor. th-cam.com/video/Q0w2ob1zXu8/w-d-xo.html

I do as well, but it is hard to pull off with a consistent look.

It was a fun one. Use them quite a bit.

Why thank you David. Working on making up another 3 at the moment, have been using the 3 that I made for this video quite a bit... and it is almost pear picking time, as well as squash and pumpkin time is coming up soon. Hope all is well.

I’ll get you some dimensions David. Overall I know it is 14” x 22”. I’m in the process of making 3 more out of that bundle of flooring that was leaning up against the truck. Just ran all the pieces through the planner and cut to length, this weekend will be gluing into panels.

Posted the measurements on my community page on my channel for you 👍

@@TryNewThings thank you very much.

I'm jealous, sounds like a great way to enjoy retirement. Also thank you so much for taking the time on your travels to watch the video and even more so, leaving a great comment. Safe travels GENECARP.

I actually do not remember... I did not have trouble finding it though. I'll have to check the diameter to see if I can find it again. It is galvanized, single layer, came flat and there is a seam that overlaps to put it together. I'll try and remember to check the dimensions when I'm back out the farm this weekend.

Why thank you JW! Will look better when I get the perimeter wall done, but getting it that far wore me out, so need a break before going back at it.

Full agreement. I've seen these type swell up looking like about to burst because I have left it on the trailer in the sun too long etc. Then to fix, you loosen the cap and self-vent to the atmosphere anyways, defeating the purpose of not having a vent in the first place. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, much appreciated.

There is a chance yes. I drilled them while empty then used a small amount of gas to swirl around and clean them out but did not see any particles, but would agree it could happen. Half of my cans do have an internal filter screen that would catch any plastic bits but the other half do not.

No idea what the better of the two is, but the one with the ridiculous nozzle is a "Midwest Can" www.midwestcan.com/product/5-gallon-gasoline-can/

You opting for the backhoe Tim? I have yet come across anyone who has gotten the belly mower.

I did not replace mine, but bookmarked this site in the event I have to. store.antiqueappliances.com/Door-Gaskets_c_8.html

Government regulations. Not sure if the case everywhere, but here they are regulated. Purpose? Fuel vapors?

Glad you enjoyed it Jeff. It was a fun video to make as well. Really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment as well, thank you.

I could not agree more. Thanks for the feedback Paul!

How are you feeling since the "attack"? Looks like you're back on track.

@@Paul_JZ 110%

@@TryNewThings Glad to hear it!

RK had a similar spout but 9 bucks a piece. The only problem I incurred was little strap holding vent cap failed. I did have better luck placing nozzle in tank, then opening vent. Thanks for sharing.

Never used clips. I’m assuming advantage there would be you can reuse the clips. This is very quick and cheap. What I’m interested in finding out is how well / long the tape lasts over time UV exposure etc. for garden veggies only has to hold up for a season, but for my berries, kiwi and grapes would like to see if it lasts longer.

Thanks Paul, and yes, no point in seeing me struggle to much trying to move around 50 - 60 lbs stones, that would just be embarrassing. I do get a little bit smoother the longer I sit in the backhoe seat, but at the end of the day it isn't the smoothest backhoe on the market is it, sort of glad to hear I'm not the only one that is a bit jerky. Still beets using a shovel for sure!

Honestly not quite sure what your issue is. What is a 'g-body'? Is it because there is not enough weight on the dollies? Also looked at mine while I was out at the barn yesterday and noted that each one has one wheel that has a lock. I would make sure that all of those are not engaged.

Either that or save it for next spring for the '1 year later' review. Honestly they are holding up great so far.

Thank you for the friendly smile emoji.

Cut my teeth on a circular stacked stone flower bed at the front of the property, then a small wall at the front of the barn, then a big wall at the entrance gate, now with a place to sit and BBQ. Even with the practice, I don’t believe I got much better at it, certainly did not get quicker at it, and have not learned to enjoy the process a great deal. But I sure like the look of stone walls when they are done, and it has given me a great use for stones that I would otherwise just pile up somewhere. I will say, spring or fall are better choices than 90+ degree summer days to try this. David, as always thank you!

It is crazy that I had no idea that it even existed, and crazier still that my wife and daughter found some tool I didn’t have, that I really needed. Thanks for taking the time to leave a great comment.

Thank you for showing this video. I love mine.

Managed to wrestle it back on. I had to laugh about it.

When I went back and tilled it and made new rows to plant beans I found 4-5 chewed up taters. I did go through loose soil with a rake before tilling and found quite a few more (easily)

@@TryNewThings That is not a bad run.

Fries would be awesome, but I'll take Potatoes almost any way you cook them.

Wise words

Used a rake through the fluffed up dirt. Basically just pulling the dirt back into the trench. To guess I’d say 20% were not visible on the surface, but easy to uncover since the ground was real loose.

I know you can buy them on Amazon, not sure though if bolts would line up. Let me find you a link.

www.amazon.com/Furrower-Middle-Buster-Potato-Cutting/dp/B079MGRTXM/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=29OVRC1CCYO40&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Bz5t1GC-tcxluaj0ynzpldl13L5iXrk_x5Qo843CqxKqJ0iFIakkSaAVQsD5we1ljtCQ4IIdzAI36zrYYyPQcaRtHI7UvUf5TmPpyeESaXD1qe1Pgc6to9KtLVB7O3OMEHdfGUd4qDd-9M_RKzsUAUCFu_O_KLZV4M6d6zhlTDawR7nimfvPGTTs8m9kS-UNgpIWDqM3EdKH5iaM-Y2bAg.yXvKPqTRZmmkSzRRZqoO8kQ03DC0Ng2HiXlpHDdEedw&dib_tag=se&keywords=mud+buster+plow&qid=1720661242&sprefix=mid+buster%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-1

Great Question! Last year I only had the one garden down the hill a bit from this one, and had the electric fence up all the way around it and the deer did jump my fence to get to my crops. This year I added the 7' mesh fence and so far, no breaches by any non-flying critters so far in either the upper or lower garden.

They got it running long enough to no longer be under warranty?

I have a factory tool box but does not fit with the seat from the backhoe, so rather than take it off every time I put on the backhoe, I just leave it off. The cup holders became default pin storage.

Must be a slim case. Fits perfect.

High 30’s C, that is pushing the limits. Even hotter than it has been here. Did manage to get my beans planted this weekend, so I’m happy about that. Stay cool!

Thank you!! 😊

I would guess 45 min. Longest part was tapping the wiring into the park lights.