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@thudable it's been a great tractor no break downs seems to be decent on fuel minus the regen cycles which are very few and far between but we run it high rpms most all the time which helps keep the soot burnt off thanks for watching

@junkyardtucker9715 haha yeah me 2 it stopped that after new glow plugs and batteries

@user-gk2ut8mc5e it's a 4 foot agritec not sure on model it spins forward I typically do three passes changing direction each time where I have this garden is terrible soil it's really rocky and the tiller takes it like a champ jumps around all over when it hits rocks I break one or 2 sheer pins everytime I'm in that rocky soil but other places with better soil it does amazing job

@user-gk2ut8mc5e the model is AT20-120 thanks for watching

@@sethclift Thank you for the information.

Sure that's fine by me

@@sethclift Awesome! Greatly appreciated!

If ya think of it later when a video is up with my footage tag me in it so I can watch thanks

@@sethclift will do. thanks!

Never checked humidity I'm sure your right probably 50 % or so the flowers are all cut flowers they are dead already it's works great for us high humidity means mold I would highly recommend

And yes it is a regular window ac with a coolbot control module to be used as a cooler unit much cheaper than the standard compressor and much better on electric was a very noticeable difference

thanks for your answer :) i know those flowers are already cut, but my understanding is that whether it's for transport or storage, 90% is the recommended humidity level to extend their life (drastically). If you do weddings, then it doesn't matter. But if you have a flower shop it's a different story. Keeping humidity levels high can double their lifespan. As for mold you are right too, that's why commercial floral cooler also have ozone systems that kill bacteria. What's your experience with this setup? How long would last a pre-made floral arrangement would you say? We're definitely on a budget and are exploring this option (my wife is a florist)

This is my mother flower shop she is a 50 year florist we have had same cooler for 30 years and added the window ac / coolbot years ago with no mold issues ever the cut flowers are put in sanitized buckets with some preserve powder...tons of customers always comment on how long everything lasts they have customers with arrangements they have saved for years and they dried and look like the day they were made lol

No clue there website might help I think it's storeitcold.com

I have 8 new glowplugs to put in as well should start like a new used one

@@sethclift HA HA , yeah that's what I do. Nothing like a new-used truck

This trucks had a hard life for sure and it's only 100000 miles

It has a block heater I just never remember to plug in if it's close to power which is rare I would say new glow plugs would do a world of good I bet only a couple actually get hot lol thanks for watching

It's been used hard in its life and it always works with very little maintenance or attention

@sethclift same here... trying to buy a motor(pump) and solenoid and valve for it, but can't find in Canada

It's 10x18 tons of deer there mostly does this year so far only a few small Young bucks so far

@@sethclift werebi live dont see 3 deer a year

10x18 it used to have a camper under it but it was old and full of mice and bees

@@sethclift kentucky guy needs deer meat. There was 3 deer within the last week that hit 185 inch 193 inch and 200 inch

200 is a freak

Not sure of size whatever those cheap harbor freight trailers are

@@sethclift trailers are 48x48

Looks like you may be 60 inches wide

It started its life as a Pennsylvania dot truck and more than likely die in ohio

@@sethclift oops

Well, it sounds like it was a good truck

They are awesome if the 4 wheeler will run it over the mower will mulch it thanks for watching

That's hilarious you mention that the bx now has an ammo can full of tools great minds think alike thanks for watching

I'm sorry no plans what's so ever pieced together with scraps even the metal was left over from other jobs only thing that was purchased was the trailer

th-cam.com/video/DYolTt50_SM/w-d-xo.html. Link to the build video

It sounds like the hight idle in the ecm pin is grounded since it drops back down with clutch and brake

@@sethclift you wouldn’t believe. Tucked away in the back of the cubby hole right of steering wheel was a rocker switch. Previous owner(s) had installed a high idle switch. Buddy figures his 5 year old son switched it because he very inquisitive.

@@cariboo4x4 lol that's awesome you found it now ya got a high idle to use in the cold winters depending where ya are ...thanks for watching

It is everytime I make it I use a recipe from my great grandma

1 or 2 hours in that left leg gets to shaking from the clutch work luckily its a hydraulic clutch other wise my skinny legs really be hurting

Thanks that means alot coming from any of the Veggie Boys OR GIRLS ...love all the videos and your family

Yeah the 2360 is a beast I would recommend it for homesteading if you plan to lift hay bales or anything of that weight get a L series we have a l3901 that's awesome as well

Haha it's bad the tiller jumps all over beats the crap out of the tractor

These era of gam diesels were rarely electronically injected. So mechanically injected instead. So pumping it in this weather would help,a lot.

It's electric throttle so pumping should do nothing I agree BUT it starts way easier when ya do no clue why

Thank you for pointing this out and telling it to start ain't helping neither If you didn't hear him