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Featured Elements: Heavy Equipment, Barndominium Construction, Timber Logging, Land Clearing, Excavation, Equipment Repair, Homesteading, Landscaping, SXS Off-Roading, Outdoor Adventure.
Boxer Trencher Getting Ready To Sell
Revitalizing used Boxer Trencher to list for sale. Servicing Trencher Boxer 118. Repairing, welding, and changing hydraulic fluid. Spark plugs, oil and air filter change. Used in construction of bardominium@featuredelements4631
Utility trencher used in electrical, plumbing and other various applications. How to sell used items quickly.
Utility trencher used in electrical, plumbing and other various applications. How to sell used items quickly.
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Bobcat T250 Eterra Camera Install for Barndominium Build. Will It Work?
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Backup camera install on bobcat skid steer. Bobcat T250 used for barndominium needed added visibility to keep from damaging property of ours and safety of others. Installing an Eterra CM-40 yourself to save money. Ease of installing a monitor and camera system that can expand up to four different cameras and views. Bobcat skid steer is a valuable tool in maintenance and construction on site.
Barndominium Interior Floor Trusses and Stairs @featuredelements4631
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Incredibly strong upstairs floor framing. Stairs and floor all done with just 2 people. Welding of floor trusses, and installing with electric lift. Using trailer as welding table/jig. Uno 33E lift to get trusses in position. How to set floor joists on steel trusses. Installing 3/4" osb tongue and groove flooring. @featuredelements4631
Trenching In 400 AMP Electrical Service
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Trenching path, bending and installing conduit for bardominium for (2) 200-amp breaker panels. Bardominium build details that help save money and labor overtime. How to use Boxer trencher and Bobcat skid Steer to get best results at lower cost. Shows the location for grounding rod for 400/320 continuous amperes Meter base. Process used to keep gravel clean to help save money. This video is a pa...
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Tinting drywall mud for beginners #construction #drywaller #drywalling
Barndominium Enclosed! Exterior Metal Complete, garage doors, and entry door are in.
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Our Barndominium "Barndo" is enclosed! As Do it Yourselfers and recently retired building our dream home it is exciting to see the progress. The exterior metal is complete, garage doors in and entry door stained and sealed. We would like to be self sufficient and move towards the off the grid life style as much as possible. We are sharing our process in hopes that it will inspire and help someo...
How we sided our metal Barndominium. Yes, we did it ourselves, and so can you!
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How we sided our metal Barndominium. Yes, we did it ourselves, and so can you!
How we spray painted our Barndominium Lean To Steel Trusses
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How we spray painted our Barndominium Lean To Steel Trusses
How we framed the exterior ends of our Barndominium.
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How we framed the exterior ends of our Barndominium.
How we installed Facia and Soffit on our Barndominium.
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How we installed Facia and Soffit on our Barndominium.
Can-Am Maverick C3Turbo R Limp Mode Update and Conclusion. How to fix this!
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Can-Am Maverick C3Turbo R Limp Mode Update and Conclusion. How to fix this!
We Have Help! Featuring How to Install Barndominium Windows and Doors are this video's elements.
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We Have Help! Featuring How to Install Barndominium Windows and Doors are this video's elements.
How to do Stamped Concrete Porches on a Barndominium. Dave and Daphne Fetters dream home build.
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How to do Stamped Concrete Porches on a Barndominium. Dave and Daphne Fetters dream home build.
How to pour your Barndominium Concrete floor with a Pump Truck.
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How to pour your Barndominium Concrete floor with a Pump Truck.
How we Welded and Installed a Steel Truss on a Barndominium.
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How we Welded and Installed a Steel Truss on a Barndominium.
How to install Radiant Heat Flooring in Barndominium
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How to install Radiant Heat Flooring in Barndominium
Who Needs a Shipping Container? How to take delivery.
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Who Needs a Shipping Container? How to take delivery.
Can it be Complete? How to put on a Barndominium 6/12 Pitch Metal Roof (Job Well Done!)
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Can it be Complete? How to put on a Barndominium 6/12 Pitch Metal Roof (Job Well Done!)
How to frame a Barndominium, and A Walk In The Woods with Dave.
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How to frame a Barndominium, and A Walk In The Woods with Dave.
Can-Am Maverick, How to do a waterfall donut #shorts
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Can-Am Maverick, How to do a waterfall donut #shorts
Barndominium Metal Roof Phase II (Lean-To). How to put on a metal roof safely.
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Barndominium Metal Roof Phase II (Lean-To). How to put on a metal roof safely.
Pulling Sis out of Mud Pit #short #shortsfeed #shorts #shortsyoutube
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Pulling Sis out of Mud Pit #short #shortsfeed #shorts #shortsyoutube
How to bury and install a Propane Tank. We did for our Barndominium retirement dream home.
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How to bury and install a Propane Tank. We did for our Barndominium retirement dream home.
Can-Am Maverick X3 Turbo Limp Mode Help! How to fix this? (no background music)
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Can-Am Maverick X3 Turbo Limp Mode Help! How to fix this? (no background music)
How to put on a Barndominium 6/12 Pitch roof safely - Metal Roof Phase I
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How to put on a Barndominium 6/12 Pitch roof safely - Metal Roof Phase I
How to put on a Barndominium metal roof #Short
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How to put on a Barndominium metal roof #Short
Hey, I just discovered your channel. It's encouraging to see your floor truss you welded up. I'm wanting to do the same for our barndo build. I'm just looking for engineered specs to get me going.
I used someone else’s but increased the size of steel a little. I like the “over do it” when it doesn’t cost a fortune. But almost any structural engineering company can or will point you to who can. Thanks for checking out the channel.
So cool!
What rod ?
Anode rod. It’s the rod that extends into the tank to help prevent corrosion. If you have just a plug it might have been replace with a plug only. It is usually make of zinc or magnesium and it will deteriorate over time. They’re fairly inexpensive on Amazon. I’ve bought them at local hardware and cut them for rv. Home heaters have the same rod, and with a water softener can cause a smell like rotten eggs. I’m not an expert on it. I hope it helps. RV stuff seems to keep a person busy.
That's awesome! Looks like a very calming pit stop
Really cool
Hermosos 💞
Yes they are!
Thumbs up on this video! Had the same problem in the gas tube. Packed with Stink Bugs! Problem solved.
Thanks. Seems like stink bugs are our state bird.
I've never seen anyone build their own metal trusses. Why not use wood trusses? That sure is a really thick floor. Could you just have used steel I beams? Nice job though.
Sure we could have used beams. But it was about the looks, and hvac. It’ll make a little more sense when we post the finish living space. The spiral exposed hvac duct work vents through the trusses. Thanks for checking it out.
Thank you sir
You are welcome
I found my belt tensioner froze up on its pivot, that belt tensioner has to move as a belt, cools down and warms up. If it’s frozen one place it doesn’t compensate for the cooling and eating of the belt, also make sure your belt tensioner swivel is not froze up. All those pieces have to be free so take it apart and look at it.
Thanks. Been good so far, but if I have more trouble I’ll check it out! Thanks again
I see you’re still out there walking the mile! Nice and comprehensive video, brother.
Walking the mile!
Hey brother, that's a pretty hefty service! Plenty of power to run the shop. Thanks for the video! Some tips for making better videos. Make sure to watch them yourself as you had some doubled up clips. Also if you can watch it back without having to touch the volume knob throughout then you did a perfect job! You gotta think how many people watch and with mismatched audio levels that causes hundreds or more people all having to adjust their volumes. Keep it up! You're doing great!
Thanks man, transparency Daph had been doing all our editing, and that was my first shot on my own. It was hard to watch her watch it! Thanks for the encouragement and taking the time to point a guy in the right direction. We’ll see if the one I’m editing today is an improvement. Thanks again
@@featuredelements4631 Ah, it's definitely better than most people's first edits. You're welcome! Happy to help!
Thank you for the video. I have a 1995 UNO 41E, 600 hours total. I have owned it since 2003. I have had no problems with mine. Use it to paint the house, install new gutters, pulling bushes out of the ground, installing street light poles, lifting all kinds of things. I got my second set of batteries from Costco (6 volt), they are 7 years old and still working. Again thank you for posting your repair I may need it one day.
Nice, I think they’re under appreciated. I still have a couple of things to repair. Thanks for the shout out.
I’m having a similar issues with my x3. What code was yours throwing if you can remember? Thanks!
P0303/P0302 simple cylinder misfire
I have 2017 maverick x3 and have a problem. In display written limp home mode and written this code. p1120. p2622. p212c. p2620. Can you help me?
What I’m seeing is throttle sensor or sensors. Which seems strange. So let me catch up with silly questions. 1. Battery age/voltage? 2. Are codes stored or do they come back after running for a very short time? 3. If stored have you disconnected negative cable for up to five minutes? Is so do they clear and then come back after stored. 4.How many miles/km overall condition? 5. Wash with power washer? On a different model I’ve seen voltage drop cause these types of codes get stuck in ecm. Honestly these are starter questions and probably take deeper investigation but gets me started.
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I'm hoping what you just showed me is the issue with my RV hot water heater. Mine is showing soot on the screen as well as up on the outside of the trailer above the hot water heater compartment. I shut off the propane so it's not available and I turned off the hot water heater switch inside the trailer for tonight. What made me suspicious though is I smelled something burning and I couldn't figure out what it was. But when I went back inside the water tank switch was red, I figured the propane tank was probably out of propane. So I went out and switched the tank over to a full one. Came back inside and turned on the hot water heater switch. I heard it ignite and then I saw through the kitchen window a brightness reflecting on the tree next to my trailer. I went out the door to see a flame coming out of the screen of the hot water heater door. Immediately I went back in and turned off the switch. Went back out and turned off the propane. It's too dark out now to work on it but I will in the morning. So the first thing I'm going to do is blow out anything that may be in the tube and inside the hot water heater. I noticed there is a wasp nest in the eve of the house I'm sitting near and we also have stink bugs here. I watched a video of another person who had ladybugs stuck in their hot water heater. He took his shop back and cleaned them out as well. So I will start there tomorrow to see what is wrong with my hot water heater. If that is as simple as it is I want to thank every camper and RV owner on TH-cam that has taught me this trick! 😊
Good luck and thanks for the comment!
I run a shop that repairs and service ATV/SXS , this one has only 1300 KLM on it , I checked the machine from end to end , cleaned the spark arrester , sensor connections and everything looks good .this bike was stored last fall working normally and came out like this two weeks ago .when I said it does nothing in reverse I mean nothing ,the engine remains at idle with throttle wide open
Could there be a problem with the reverse power limiter. I’ve talked to several guys and no one has seen this
@@featuredelements4631I am not familiar with this but I will look into it , I re flashed the ECU and it did nothing so it is going to the local dealer and hopefully they can find something , can't hold of the customer any longer , if I find anything I will let you know Thanks for your hlp
I have a problem that i have never seen before and maybe you and your Can Am friends can help me , so here is my situation , I have a 2020 850 Outlander XMR which is running like it is in Limp mode but it runs perfectly except it has little power (I would estimate about 30 percent ) It has no codes of any kind , no check engine light . another strange thing it is doing is when you start it and put it in reverse and squeeze the throttle absolutely nothing happens at all. I scanned it with buds2 and it shows no DTC'S . any thoughts would be great
No reverse ever now?
It will move in reverse if you hold the override button in.,this info came from the manual when referring to limp mode which there is no indication of from the cluster@@featuredelements4631
I have a problem that i have never seen before and maybe you and your Can Am friends can help me , so here is my situation , I have a 2020 850 Outlander XMR which is running like it is in Limp mode but it runs perfectly except it has little power (I would estimate about 30 percent ) It has no codes of any kind , no check engine light . another strange thing it is doing is when you start it and put it in reverse and squeeze the throttle absolutely nothing happens at all. I scanned it with buds2 and it shows no DTC'S . any thoughts would be great
Got your message. Will look into it. Quick questions. Do you trust fuel, spark plugs, and exhaust maybe somewhat plugged. These are cheap and easy to replace ( plugs and fuel) exhaust just labor to check baffle or fiberglass material in muffler. Hopefully simple. I’ll keep checking and get back to you
sounds like billybob thorton
Which Billy, Bad Santa, Fargo, or Sling Blade? Lol. In person it’s worse. Thanks for the comment
@@featuredelements4631 wait he wasn't in Fargo?
Nice job with the rebuild! I'm curious - would you recommend buying a used lift like this? I saw a couple Uno 33 Es show up at an auction and got intrigued. I'm mostly concerned with operation on uneven terrain, getting it stuck on soft soil, the control boards going bust and being unable to replace them.
We had a gas/propane jlg in the past. I like the electric model a lot better. And the company is amazing to deal with. You can talk directly to technicians, engineers or parts people. One of their techs actually sent me a copy of his electrical “cheat sheet “. You couldn’t always have a different experience but I’ve been very happy
@@featuredelements4631 Thank you so much for the thorough response! Best of luck with your future projects. I'll be following along!
Sir I love the work you are doing. I got property upstate NY and will build my own barn in the near future God willing. My question is did you buy the lift or is it rented? I’m looking to built about your sizes structure and would appreciate your input about what’s the best way for savings on the overall cost of the build. Thank you. Nelson from Long Island NY
We do own the lift and will most likely keep it after the building is finished for maintenance. Do as much as possible yourself and hire the best skilled people for electrical, plumbing and hvac. Thanks for the question. We’ll look forward to hearing when you get started!
No airflow for the attic space?
Good question! In our situation no attic,but air flow, R value, vapor barrier has been challenging. Different weather zones deal with this differently. I did what the inspector wanted and it made sense theoretically but I find steel buildings breathe more at the seams than you might expect. Thanks so much for checking it out and I have enjoyed your comments and questions.
@featuredelements4631 Thanks so much for taking the time. Alao, I assumed your area build codes would be somewhat different than mine, being I'm in southeast Texas and you're in NC. I can't wait to see more.
How do you fasten the top plate to the steel?
We had 2x6 walls and trusses 2” wide so sandwiched with 2x2’s then Teks self tapper up though plate into truss. I suffered a lot of indecision and hind sight with framing around those trusses. I didn’t care for the ways I saw others doing it. Not in love with the way we did it either. My advice is don’t center walls on trusses. Also keep walls 3’ minimum away from trusses for easier drywall/ painting whatever. Up coming videos will show that in better detail.
Why insulate the lean-to roof? Snow thing? Just curious. Man, yall have done so much. Amazing and inspirational 👏
Part of the lean-to will be bedroom/office etc… so will get more insulation before ship lap ceilings. But porch’s will get ceilings too but will frost at night and warm days we were afraid of sweat forming on underneath side of roof.
Im assuming that everything was square, so the sheet layout was close enough. Im also commenting this before the end of the video. 😅
Pretty good, the tough part was centering a siding rib on the window grid. Which meant siding from center out. Getting steel into “j “ channels from multiple directions.
Was this a kit you purchased?
We sat down with local company and decided things like; wall height, pitch, colors, and rough window/door openings. All interior wall material we purchased later from lumber yard.
Thank you for the video
Thanks for checking it out. Hope to have more out soon.
Great video! I also have a UNO 33E that I purchased from my employer. They purchased it from a local rental store. It's a mid-1990s model and I've "known" it since around 2005. It was eventually replaced and sat outside for a couple of years before they finally sold it to me for $500 about 5 years ago. It's in pretty rough cosmetic shape, but mechanically sound. I need to fix the electric brake and the bucket crank-swivel mechanism.
We have used it a ton. The people at snorkel are so helpful with troubleshooting. Good batteries are key. I can’t imagine not having it
They are very helpful! I spoke with them on the phone when trying to figure out my brake problem and they sent drawings and part numbers. Great customer service!@@featuredelements4631
I had the same problem with a T300 belt tensioner,it seemed like the tensioner spring was stretched..I removed it,clamped the block ends in a vice,turned the spring off the blocks.. then cut two turns of the spring off, one turn from each end..threaded the blocks back onto the spring and bolted it up..drive belt squeal no more..you could go cut more turns off,I tried to stay conservative
I wondered about that later. We haven’t had any issues since. But I’ll keep that in mind if it flares up again. Thanks
keep in mind the idler will only swing so far until it hits the pump bracket/housing..the idea was to renew spring tension..FWIW there is a rubber insert inside the spring which will have to be shortened if you cut much more off the spring length.@@featuredelements4631
Looks Awesome
Thanks man!
Wow! The exterior looks beautiful. A lot of hard work going into this home project. Very professionally done. You guys are awesome! Be safe! 😊❤
Thanks so much! Gary
Use a self leveling laser!
That’s a great idea. We should purchase one!
It’s looking awesome, guys!
Thank you Linda! We’re pleased with the progress.
you are building my dream barndo.
It has been an exciting journey so far!
Huge milestone. Love the color selection. Wasn’t so sure when the garage doors first appeared. But seeing it all complete I get it now. Looking forward to seeing the floor plan. Even if it is just sharpie on a napkin! Hahaha. I’ve started designing my dream barndo using SketchUp. Maybe I should have used a napkin, cuz the learning curve is steep and it’s taking too long.
Should be interesting. The permit office and inspector have been awesome to working with. Build big don’t want it undersized. Lol. We had an architect design our last house and never used the plans. Been watching your stuff I don’t know how you get it all done. Thanks for keeping up!
Looks awesome!
Thanks buddy
Why not pour the concrete footings first and then set the posts above grade on metal U mounts?
We could have done it either way, but our concern was wind during construction. The soil drainage is remarkable no wet holes on this hill. So holes are 4 1/2’ deep 24” diameter, we pour 11-12” of concrete that post sets on and 3/4 yard around post. Seems to make inspector happy. The wind coming through mountain range is crazy. Thanks for the question.
Thank you for the excellent video and information. "You meet the nicest people on a Honda". Oh, yeah that is a pretty sweet little white classic you have in background, well done.
Thanks for checking it out. Daph’s Shea is a little tight for me. Maybe when I get the extra 20 pounds off between my chin and belt buckle I’ll fit. Thanks for the compliment
I am sorry for the confusion. At the start of your excellent video you have what appears to be a white classic Ford convertible parked in the drive behind the always practical Jeep. Henry Ford put America on wheels. Honda may be doing the same for the planet. Enjoy all your excellent rides and you are in great shape man , don't change a thing. @@featuredelements4631
Was this your trip to Brimstone?
It was good. Went Monday thru Saturday didn’t see another group until Friday afternoon. Hope all are well. Hopefully we’ll get together this fall.
That tool looks like its worth its weight in gold and then can just sell it after.
Worth its weight in carpal tunnel repair! I’m surprised more people don’t buy or rent one.
That warehouse looked awesome. I definitely want something like that at some point for my cars. 👀
Toy warehouse definitely cool. Toys good..lawnmowers bad. Walkin the mile
Walking the mile brother.
Nice 3500!
It’s a workhorse.
I wanted to ask you I just bought purchased a lift. What batteries did you use? And would you buy them again?
I purchased them through the local Napa store. So far so good. There are 8 batteries at approximately $150 a piece. I believe after having a gas/propane unit I much prefer electric. If I can ask what unit did you get?
Thank you so much for your quick reply means so much thank you really enjoyed your project. I can’t wait for the next video to come out and join what y’all doing? Looks like y’all having a blast I’m doing almost the same thing I purchased the 41E having to rework some hydraulic lines front swivel on the bucket batteries got a find out information about the tires probably need tires.
Nice build , how does that concrete not shift and break down the road with no rebar in it ?
Thanks, good question. It is fiber reinforced. I’m told it different than the old fiberglass of 30 years ago. It’s more of a plastic according to the concrete people. We put steel expansion joints where appendages met main floor and saw cut the rest 10’ squares and our base was tight. Daph has a brother in-law that owned a concrete plant and he swears it’s true. You know how it is…time will tell. I might end up stubbing my toe on every saw cut in here. Thanks for watching
@@featuredelements4631 thanks a lot for the answer back on this, keep up the great work you are doing
What is the height of your side wall 16' ?
18’ side wall. 6/12 main roof with 14’ tall doors. I know more than you asked. But those things work together for what we wanted in the end. Thanks for the question
@@featuredelements4631 thank you can you tell me your source for the trusses I am in Michigan
What State are you guys building in? Great work.
Oh and I was subscriber number 284
We’re in North Carolina.
You’re gonna be so glad you documented this build and can look back at all this with fond memories. Keep it up. I’m following along and catching up more each day.
Yeah, already paid off. It’s amazing how quickly to forget the struggles of yesterday when moving forward. We’re in North Carolina. We finished logging about a year ago.
I know it's been a bit since I've checked in. But holy smokes, y'all making great progress! Karma gives paws.
Tell Karma we have treats! Miss you guys