Condensing Junk On The Farm: NGL I Bought Way Too Much Crap
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Dude I miss you working on stuff. It was awesome watching you learn back then and fun.
I always enjoyed the Tractor work
So glad to see you again, hope everything is going great for you and your family and farming operation. Always will be watching for your next videos 🤙
Helpful suggestion here from personal experience. Look into how much hydraulic volume that hoist on your dump trailer requires and verify that your tractor has an adequate capacity.
I’m a farmer myself, in Illinois. We bought one of those “pups”, the dump trailers that they pull behind the dump trucks. We just got it to use around the farm behind the tractor, using the tractor hydraulics. It lifts it great. The problem is that the triple stage cylinder requires all the fluid that the tractor holds. So you get it lifted, and then the tractor won’t move because there’s nothing left in the hydraulic system with that also runs the transmission 😂. Needless to say, we haven’t gotten much use out of that purchase. I think the only way we are going to be able to use it is to give it it’s own hydraulic system with it’s own hydraulic reservoir.
If you have a scissor hoist under that dump bed, you are probably ok. But if that has a multi stage straight cylinder hoist of any sort, you might want to do some calculations on how many gallons it takes to lift it and check how much capacity your tractors have.
If you want to protect the tractors until 'full sandblast and painting' day ... mix up linseed oil and thinner 1:3 to wipe on with a cloth. One or two thin coats will shine up the patina and help the metal last until that big paint day. Super inexpensive and easy, lasts a year on equipment stored outside or longer if shed-bound. I got the recipe from Vice Grip Garage channel and it works.
Think I would have gone for 2 valve tools :)
Build a foundry and PLA cast scrap into new parts.
Damn thats why I'm different I buy an out of production stihl 1600 and I'm not done
Think those tires hard to change? Try tiny lawnmower tires that have been in the weather just ad long😂
Why do you plant ever year, ? The same ground
Review for the day…spent 6 hours looking for tools and things and 2 hours working.
Actually at the beginning of the video that he was going to do some clean up
I also like crap.
I have a rule in my shop that if it takes longer to find something my shop is to disorganized. So I stop and clean up and put things where they go. Taking time to put things back where they belong when you are done with them takes way less time.
gads Chuckie! I forgot how much I like your vids. We MISSED YOU!!!
Rotted rims, flat tires, and a partridge in a pear tree pooping. You haven't bought a farm with some acreage yet?
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SOME OF MY FAVORITE TOOLS:
KNIPEX German Made Pliers-Wrench:
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OTC Slide-Hammer Kit:
amzn.to/3p7mq4Q
Carbide Burrs - An Affordable Set That’ll Last:
amzn.to/2VsxTgH
SUNGLASSES I WEAR - Quality at twice the price:
amzn.to/2VegmbE
Regular Safety Glasses that I Use:
amzn.to/2ATXtEf
My favorite rust removal tool:
amzn.to/3nxAfbK
Makita Metal Cutting Chopsaw:
amzn.to/3A6kVu1
Yes, these are affiliate links! Thank you.
some valve caps have a valve stem tool molded right in the top
Like that channel. Know you farm full time but could you mix in some of your great welding skills now and then
I bought a sthl chainsaw chain for my not sthl saw and it’s the squarish tooth design and I’ve cut three huge trees up with it and it still sharp and not over stretched
Holy klusterfuk!..🚜💨
You are a great man Chuck
Get an echo saw
I use dust caps that have a valve tool built into them
Chucky ducky tell Stephen Cox I said hello what you did with the precision tig 225?
I miss that and his Stickmate.
This is the US way of thinking - I don't have a screwdriver, there is no alternative, I need to buy one, immediately. Personally, I would rather spend 10 minutes crafting it from a nail rather than standing 5 idle minutes in a store and paying 2 dollars for it.
People complaining about the new tires on equipment that don't run probably never get outside and actually fix things, just let it sit and rust away. Something that you don't do, when you get a spare moment, you actually try fixing things. New tires aren't for all the couch potatoes out there.
So the chain pulls the wood to the spikes on cutting side of the bar.
And the chain thing the easiest is a to avoid that from happening keep it on the bar or hang it on a old nail in your shed
It's so great to see you back on TH-cam. I honestly watched your first video. I have one suggestion for you, MOVE TO FLORIDA!!
Like I've said before Mr. E.... no need to apologize for your "ramblings".... you just say what goes around in my head evertime I'm in a simular situation... it's nice to see I'm not alone.
Boomer, unlike most of your videos, Good Lord are you JERKY / SHAKY on this one.
I don’t focus so much on what you’re doing because you’re usually out of frame. In situations such as this, I still listen to what you say, which usually makes perfect sense. 😉
Mate, greetings and salutations from Australia, so good to see you posting again, your absence has been noted. Hope you are fit and well
(Wants chainsaw that will last indefinitely), buys a makita? Lmao
You have gotten a lot better at replacing tires?
Makita.....orange????
Hi Lucky!
New tires !
throw that deere out. such junk. can you imagine how the farmall guys laughed at the John Queer guys and there hand clutch . pure crap. my step father has many,... my craftsman does a better job , really. get rid of the deere, get a david brown or a massy or an oliver with a detroit diesel ,,