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Thank you for posting!

Wonderful video, great job operating. I like your machine lineup. I run a Kioti CX2510 & a AGT QH12R mini excavator, they seem to be a great combo for getting a majority of projects done.

You did a good job. How much weight can that excavator lift? How big a root ball could I haul off and load onto a trailer?

the blade needs to b at the front makes machine longer

Always lube before any tap or die work.

Hi when you dig the push blade should be on the side you are digging from, Have fun!!

I just went to another huge consignment auction and they had a lot of those there. Those things sell like hotcakes!

Good morning Justin

Thanks, I was just given one of these bandsaw and was bummed when it didn't cut straight.

Where did you get the instructions from?

Nice work Justin. Have a great weekend.

Damn don’t hold that project in your hand put it that vice that’s in front of you. 🙄 You need a Tap and Die lubricant. I would suggest to watch a couple of instructional videos good to do every now and then even if you know what your doing sometimes we forget things.

great work that's what I'm doing on my yard but it's taking me the entire season to clear tree's. Now I'm all caught up putting everything in my back yard and looks great before winter

Good morning Justin, what would we do without our tractors. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

It does feel good to clean. However, it also feels good to not be cleaning. lol🤔

Hello, I have cleaning up to do as well. Ya keep the truck around nice job.

Good morning Justin ☕️☕️🇺🇸

I have a L series i got a flat on last night. Was surprised to find it had a tube. Was hoping just to put a plug in it. your video was very easy to follow

Good work. Darn old trucks.

That thing is wicked!

Working great Justin 👍 Nice job!!

There should be no noticeable wear on the tap's threads after only one hole. A tap should cut threads in several dozens of holes before becoming too worn. I've had Morse 10-32, 1/4-20, and 5/16-18 taps last hundreds of holes before needing to be replaced.

I’d be interested to see how you have your hoses routed.

Good morning Justin

Good morning Justin 👋😎👍

Suggest you avoid inflating tyre flat on the ground. For safty reasons it should be standing up. I have been involved in post accident investigations of two incidents where tractor tyres were inflated laid flat on the ground. In both cases the worker was inexperienced and in trying to seat the bead put in too much pressure and the lower tyre bead/bead wire failed. First incident (a large tyre) the tractor tyre and rim hit the roof of the workshop after literally taking the face off the worker who was leaning over the tyre/rim. Worker ended up with permanent facial and spinal injuries and brain damage. Second incident was a tractor small tyre. Similar failure, no injuries however tyre and rim went through the sheetmetal roof of the aircraft hanger they were working in In both cases tyres were low pressure tractor tyres and were over pressurised trying to seat the bead Please stand them up or inflate /seat the bead with the rim on the tractor. If a major failure occurs the air will discharge without "launching" the tyre.

Editing these compilations is a LOT of work too. Nice job on the whole project. 👊

That project was a lot of fun. Now…. For the Case SC

Good morning Justin

I have the same problem - the blade is deflecting outward. I'll definitely go with your solution, but I wondered if you're using the stock blade the machine came with (typical Chinese garbage)? I'm likely going to swap mine out for something better (maybe a Starrett or Portland) and improve my chances. For the Harbor Freight/Central Machinery model, they list for about ten bucks, so it wouldn't break the bank to do so. Great vid!

Good morning Justin!😊

Great work man! Keep up the good work/ videos. Have a nice weekend Justin.

Thanks!

What Grit of sandpaper did you use to sharpen the blades?

Great way to spend the afternoon Justin. Enjoy, Ben 👋😎👍

Here is a tip, when you are digging, put down the blade and slightly raise the front of the excavator. This will help stabilize the unit when digging. I do this with our CAT mini excavator and it almost eliminates the bounce when digging.

Love to watch how patient you were getting the head off single-handed. Good Man. I almost strated swearing myself cause I know how akward that must have been. I looking at buying an '07 (6.6 LBZ, with 160k mi.), and doing the same job. The owner said it was blowing coolant out of the reservoir. I'm 76 years young and been wrenching on my stuff all my life, and don't really think I can do it being the fenders are up so high then reaching down so low. I looks like it's a "Back-breaker" !! Anyway, Hope it's running good for you.

You are headed in a great direction however if you look at others non-vibrating screeds you will notice a very steep angle so they are self cleaning. I built a vibrating screed and have a slightly steeper angle than your and still have to stop and clean it off some. Another idea is get the wife or kids to run the rake while you sit on the powered toys :-)

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Good job

Don't fear the machine.. respect it and learn it's/your limits! You can use the boom and bucket to stabilize the machine in almost any situation!! I am hoping to get a mini for working small jobs in buildings and backyards here in the Bahamas real soon!!

What a great idea, and it gives you some special time together!

Nice new addition to your farm! I love how Caidance is eager to help you and already knows how to drive it!

Congrats! That's a cool little machine!

you look and act like one of my uncles.

Thanks!

That is so awesome watching her drive it! Go Caids!!

Love the new machine.

Heck yes! Great work you two!

Looks like you have a winner on your hands. You'll have a hard time getting that away from her! 😂 That looks like it'll come in real handy.