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Mononga Hela
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2013
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Pocket Gold Claw Clean Up
มุมมอง 129ปีที่แล้ว
Using the Gold Claw Pocket Pan to clean up concentrates quickly.
A New Creek To Explore
มุมมอง 209ปีที่แล้ว
Looking for new prospects in Virginia and I stumbled across a place well worn out by the old timers. But maybe there's just a little shiny left for me to find.
Sluicing Virginia Flour Gold with the Micro Dream Mat and Gold Claw Production Pan
มุมมอง 307ปีที่แล้ว
There's flood gold to be found on the creeks in Virginia, if you just get out there and do a little leg work. The Gold Claw production plan is great for reducing pay dirt to cons quickly. And the micro Dream Mat is hard to beat for catching fine flood gold.
First Trip to the Cattle Auction
มุมมอง 5077 ปีที่แล้ว
Dad takes the kids to the auction barn to see what's selling.
Tractor Time
มุมมอง 727 ปีที่แล้ว
Cover seed in a new food plot... Put the tiller in neutral and let the tines walk over the soil. Not as good as a culipacker, but better than nothing. Drag a longing chain behind and just enough soil moves cover all the broadcasted seed.
Jinma Tractor Won't Start
มุมมอง 14K7 ปีที่แล้ว
The clutch interconnect on my Jinma tractor pulled loose. This is how I found and fixed it.
Keep deer out of your garden with a double-layer fence
มุมมอง 6K7 ปีที่แล้ว
I've used this setup for 3 growing seasons and not one deer has set foot in my garden. I do this with an electric fence, but if you prefer non-electric, that might work, too. As I learned, it's not about how high your barrier is, it's about how wide it is.
April Redbuds
มุมมอง 377 ปีที่แล้ว
Checking out the clover sprouting in the food plots and swapping memory cards on the game cam. Red Bud trees are starting to bloom, April 1st.
Clover Frost Seeding First Update
มุมมอง 9767 ปีที่แล้ว
Checking on frost seeded clover plots 4 weeks and 2 weeks after planting. Initial results are promising.
Food Plot Cover Crops
มุมมอง 5627 ปีที่แล้ว
Testing the viability of food plots with minimum ground prep and multi-species cover crop plantings of winter rye and clover. Watch the Back To Eden Gardening Film: www.backtoedenfilm.com/watchfreeorganicgardeningmovie.html Find the clover blend I use at: www.hancockseed.com
Giant Miscanthus vs Samurai Saw
มุมมอง 1K7 ปีที่แล้ว
I use Giant Miscanthus along the west and north borders of my Back To Eden garden to protect against cold winds and harsh afternoon sun. Every March I cut the bamboo-like stalks of miscanthus giganteus back so that new stems will grow unimpeded. This year I tried using my Samurai pruning saw. And after finding the right technique, it did a great job. But I didn't get away unscathed. I bought my...
Easy DIY Garden Seed Planting Tool
มุมมอง 15K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Demonstrating a simple seed planting tool that works well in the mulch covering of my Back to Eden garden.
No volume
Sounds fine to me!
i like the Gold Claw , Nice clean up
Nice gold enjoyed the video ⛏️🇺🇸🕳️
some nice stuff dude!!!!!
What a blast fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out!!!
Great job panning fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out!!!😅
Very Nice my friend!!
Get that Gold Brother!
Always heavy pans, mate ⚒👍
how ya like that gold claw brother? looks like a fantastic field pan
I'm loving it man. I get through two pans worth of material in about 60 seconds. Much faster than I can do it with a regular pan. And my tests show me I'm not losing any gold with it. The only down side is you need fairly deepwater to run it.
The itch is real my friend 😅 nice looking area!!
Very Nice!!! Getting it!!
May I ask if you made a homemade fence charger or purchased one? I am looking at trying this first on a decoy garden, planting just anything in it. Then if it is successful, I can get down to business and plant for my pantry. Thanks a million. Jesus bless.
It's a store bought one. Not the expensive kind. Just good enough to give them a solid zap when they touch their nose to the wire.
Awesome! You should get some knee pads though, you are going to kill your knees.
Great idea for the take home jar. Heavy pan’s partner!
Yup, just an old mayo jar.
Problem with nortrac gr 220 tractor only moves on idle
Having problems with a nortrac gr 220 tractor only moves on idle
U found the problem
I really like both of my Bigfoot dream mat’s, I have both of the 8” and 10” by 35” sluices. They have proven themselves from Virginia to Colorado gold prospecting adventures.
Is this you???
Yuppers
What is he saying between numbers??? Lol
Your guess is as good as mine. They call it the auctioneer's chant.
Guess I will have to go back under again to see if the cable has come loose. Cheers
T20 uniquefire 850nm?
Yes!
Hi! What type of chisel is that? And where can you get it? I haven't seen one that big. I've been looking around and all I can find are spatulas but those are too flimsy to penetrate into the soil.
Great job sir
I have a Nortrac 25XT and I'm experiencing similar issues... guess I'm going to hop under the tractor and see what I can find! Thanks.
Has it lasted? I want a sub compact/compact with gear drive and for cheap. Is it any good?
@@Farmtractor yeah it works - my problem was corrosion in the negative battery cable, specificially there was a join with a fancy gel protected fitting thing that was introducing a lot of resistance. It's kind of odd that they came with 2 shorter cables joined rather than 1 longer cable. Anyway it just took some cleanup of the metal to get it running again. I don't think my FEL is as strong as it should be - not sure why.
Rex thanks. I appreciate the response
@@Farmtractor no worries. I haven't tried the brush hug yet and I let a few acres grow this year... I'll know more in a month or two
@@Farmtractor If you're handy and can do your own wrenching, it's not a bad little tractor. I wouldn't call it tough by any means, but it gets the mowing and bucket work done that I need. I did have to rebuild the hydraulic cylinder in the power steering and weld the cylinder mount back on after it sheered the bolts off. Just a crappy design if you ask me. Some day I'll upgrade and buy a good tractor, but this gets the job done as long as I do my part.
FYI, Stoney Ridge did similar, he found the electricity was unnecessary
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I just bought a jimna 2420 tractor and I wanted to see if you might know what shredder I could run on it ? 4’ or 5’ ??
I'm running a5 foot wide on mine, just fine. A four would be too small, and a six might be a bit too cumbersome.
Thanks for the reply... I appreciate it My instrument panel is not working either have you had any issues with wiring? Fuses all appear to be fine
@@richardabila4906 No wiring issues (yet). My instrument panel started working again, so I suspect user error was the cause.
Thanks for your time I really appreciate you. I wanted to see what filters you were able to find to fit the farm pro 2420? Oil, fuel, air?? Napa, wix, etc?
Oil you run in it as well? Trans, hydraulic ?
You are INGENIOUS. I had a different idea, but now I'm going to try yours first!
cool
I’m not sure, but I believe the reason why you’re having an issue your focus is because after you removed the IR glass filter you didn’t swap it out with a similar size piece of regular glass.
That's correct. I didn't have a lens to replace the IR filter with. So no joy.
@@monongahela7582 interesting, i was gonna try to remove the filter as well, but good thing i found your video and read this comment :) thank you for this video and the other person comment!
Cut a small bit from the old filter. To act as a gaping piece.
Should have burned it first
This was an awesome video. Please make more about your jinma.
To all Jinma owners, and Siromer owners in the UK, this is the ONLY You tube video anywhere on maintenance.I am asking why really, as I seem to have a fair amount of work on my 304 Siromer, which is essentially a rebadged Jinma for UK market, let's get some more info out here on YT, and no, they're not crap, you get what you pay for and have to get dirty hands occasionally, A bit like having a Landrover really....the parts prices over here is crazy, really encourages some old fashioned fixing and repairing....
@@G1yndyfrdwy Really? Maybe I should monetize this video.
Really cool idea. I like that
Hey where are you in Virginia I’m in South Boston Virginia
I have that same elevation angle gauge on my tractor. I’m trying to understand what you are doing. It didn’t look like the tiller was running? Get back to me. Wanted to understand what I was missing here. I just subscribed to your channel keep up the great work bud
Hey buddy how did this work out on long term
my jimma is the biggest piece of crap. never ONCE in the ten years I've had di I EVER think it was going to start when I got on it
Sorry to hear that. I've had mine for 10 years and it's always been rock solid when starting, as long as I remember to let the glow plugs warm up on cold days (and I don't pull the clutch interconnect loose like I did here).
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this! I think you may have saved me thousands
Glad to hear that! Always happy to share a good idea that helps people save their hard earned money.
Thanks for sharing. I have an 8ft high fence and they get through. Planning to try your method now.
Good luck. I put the lower wires at about knee high, and the upper wire just above my waste. But with your 8 foot fence, you might only need to run a single wire around the outside, about 4 feet from the higher fence, and be good to go.
i have a handycam sony dcr-dvd403.. and i bought a ir torch t67 850 nm. but this torch not arrive yet.. i hope have a great hunting stuff.. thanks
how many meters can you reach.with this camcorder and t20 850 nm?
Across an open field I can illuminate and zoom in to view things up to 130 meters or more. Check out my other videos that show some zoom in an open field.
then.in your case.you.prefer t20 850.nm?
Yes, it gave much better illumination, even at long distances.
what sony camcorder? what t20? 850 or 940? thanks
It's an older model HandyCam, probably 10 years old or so. Can't recall the model number as it was borrowed from a friend and as now been returned to him. The T20 is an 850 nm. I tested with a different 940, and the results were too dim. Many IR sensors aren't tuned to pick up 940nm very well, the result being a dimmer scene.