Building A PROPER Pole Barn Floor
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Cow manure is the best for your hay fields. I was raised on a dairy farm, and spread alot of manure in my day. Trust me it also builds soil level deeper after some years.
I'd run water to the new building incase of a f word, you could put it out if it's a small f word
A lot of people would say you were very blessed with the land in the tractors and the equipment but that bucket full of food is a true blessing
Yes
I couldn't help but remember the good old days sitting on the back porch snapping beans with my Grandmother.
Well done Nathan, don’t worry I’ve worked around heavy machinery for years, and as far as I’m concerned you’re coming along just fine. Remember you’re jumping on and off different machines all the time, so it’s not as if you’re spending all day every day on the same one, also i agree that landscaping in and around the new shed is a great idea. There’s only one person you need to make happy and that’s you. I like your longer videos too, it’s nice to watch you doing different projects on your farm. 👍🏼
As a machinist who's repaired many pieces of farm equipment due to lack of lubrication...I can assure you any grease is better than no grease !
Nathan- If you run a plate compactor over that rock, all you're going to do is make it bounce up and down. You need to bind it together. You need to mix some FINES in with it to hold it together. Either mix it with some stone dust which will eventually harden up pretty good or some processed gravel which will help bind it together. Gotta have something that will PACK if you don't want it to move.
Base material like 21A or crushed run
Agreed. The 10 ton load appears to have some fines in it, but I don't think enough to compact to the point it's stable.
Nathan, you're getting pretty good on Mr Kato!
Why not get a full bucket full. Seems like it would go faster.
It is fine for a barn to look nice😀
That was the most southern business call I've heard in a long time, Nathan. :D
Hi Nathan, you are doing a great job. Really enjoy your videos. A wee tip from a retired roads engineer. If you tuck the uphill section of the fabric for the swale drain into the soil and bury it, surface water will go over the fabric rather than under it and will exit the area a lot faster. Ian from Aotearoa (New Zealand).
The people who claim you're trying to sell them something, tell them there are a lot of us out there who want to hear about it. One of the main reasons I enjoy watching TH-cam is to hear product reviews. I'm glad you're one who gives them. By the way, I really loved the music you added @31:30 (my kind of music).
Well said!
Great job Nathan, things ended well today for you all. What a day!!! Thanks for taking us along with you, it was a fun ride. Stay safe and we will catch you on the next video. Fred.
Thanks! You too!
Having a trailer hitch in front of you makes it a lot easier to position the trailer. I put a hitch on the front of my F-350 years ago.
@@kennethweseman8512 nice 👍
Nathan, I like how you talk like we’re really there with you, really like what you’re doing.
A plate compactor would only bounce on top that rock. 57s won't compact and stay compacted because there's nothing to bind them together. Crusher run, abc, road base, or whatever people want to call it would be what you'd want if you want to compact the rock to keep it in place. I wish I lived closer to you so I could come by and help you out on the grading work you're doing around the new building. If I had gas money I'd make the trip. I'm just about 40 miles north of Charlotte NC. I did residental and commercial grading work for 19 years and would gladly help you out. If you had all the materials we could have got all the grading and gravel done in two days including burying the pipe for the downspouts. What you've got done looks good though and should work fine. 👍
One of the other video channels bought a Harbor Freight compactor a year or so ago and used it a lot and liked it. I haven't watched that channel in a while to be able to say how it is still working.
Good days work. I'm glad you got so many of the worlds problems fixed.
Take care and be sure to have a little fun every day,
jack
Keep up the driving lessons with Burno on the Tracker. Once he gets good at driving, teach him to use the small tractor with the belly mower then let him loose.
Hello Nathan, nice yield of vegetables. Beautiful views there🚜👍🏼🇺🇸
Every county as an Agricultural Extension Agent freely giving information from each state's land grant university. They recommend agricultural practices, help diagnose problems with weeds, insects, and diseases. They also work with 4-H and home economics members.
Nice to have a productive garden. Who doesn't love fresh green beans and tomatoes.
The Pole Barn project is making great progress and will be interesting watching you utilize and outgrow the space during the next year.
Looks Great Nathan keep up the good work and start making shavings.😊 The new pole barn is Really coming along and is turning out to be # 1 for growing business 😉
Yes, they do here in Texas. Our Ag Ext Agent has a office is in the County Courthouse.
Nathan, your Pole Barn is developing into an attractive addition to the homestead. Looks very pleasing to your eyes.
Get Momma's input on locating small circular flower beds, one each of the three corners of the building facing the road, with a couple/three rose bushes and lower blooming flowers around them. I think that will help with the esthetics of the Barn. These beds will also be a focal point to keep visitors' eyes attracted to the overall beauty of your Barn and not just the enormous size.
“Okay now, which rock was it that I was using to mark where the rock needs to start? My Goodness!” 😂😂
Nathan while you may not of gotten everything done you want to you and the neighbor did solve all but one of the problems of the world...finally someone stepped up to the plate to address those issues. Your polebarn project is coming together nicely enjoy watching the progress.
Actually, I'm glad that you do let us know what you're using and how you use it. Because of that I have bought and used a great variety of tools thanks to you. So, keep it up.
Great to hear!
Glad you got some rain. Yes sir get that soil tested at least every other year. It’s money well spent. Save your burn pile ash also for fertilizer. Once I’m out of the Red Tacky I will buy a tube of Schaeffer’s for my backhoe & give it a try, they have several different numbers & prices on Schaeffer’s
Thanks for the tips!
Nice haul of veggies from the garden!
1:30- Wow, Nathan, that's quite a haul from one small garden!
For Shou Sugi Ban you are supposed to coat the wood with Linseed oil afterwards.
Good to see you're using that grease with 5% Moly. It's the best - especially for the excavator pins.
Nathan I just had to say how much I enjoy your videos there always super interesting and in formative. With reference to how you want your barn to look my old dad used to say"if a jobs worth doing it's worth doing well" so keep up the good work and I look forward to more of them video's 😊
Gravel in Oregon has gone up a lot too. 3 years ago I paid $9 a ton, now it’s $15.
At 8:20my dad used to say grease is cheap...Repairs are expensive.
Get some bags of concrete mix, and mix it over the stone it will help to hold the stone in place.
My neibor and i built a square tube to fit over his pallet forks. Welded 2 square tubs togeather an welded a half inch flat ireon to that to hook a chain to keep the irons from slideing off and the welded a ball out toward the end to pick up trailers.. works great and total cost was less than 100 dollors.
Hi Nathan & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Nathan & Friends Randy
You're like a kid in a candy shop - I'm excited for you! Looking good.
😊 thank you
Nathan, I hear you about ladders. I spent 35 years working off ladders. When they handed out Covid cash I bought some scaffold for working around the house with my checks. For your ceiling you could get away with 2 sections with wheels. For what it costs to rent a lift you could buy the scaffold. Then you work at your leisure. I have roofing and tree trimming projects to do. I was going to rent a bucket lift.
The barn is really coming along Nathan. That’s awesome. I do believe you can get a plate tamper attachment for your mini ex. But a handheld one would do the job. Just hard on the body for such a large area Looking forward to the next video
Building a proper pole barn floor demonstrates your dedication to quality and craftsmanship! Your attention to detail and commitment to creating a solid, well-constructed foundation reflects both skill and perseverance. It’s truly inspiring to see how you approach this project with such precision and care, ensuring a durable and functional result. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!
That looks very nice!!!!!! I think you are definitely a simmi pro. With Mr.koto. I am 71 yrs old and I have learned a lot watching you.
I wouldn't be concerned about the color of that come-along attachment. It looks just fine on Mr. Kato, in my opinion. Besides, you got a bunch of other things to do instead of painting it only to have to repaint it some time down the road. Be well.
Agree! The color is OK! (looks like U of TN orange to me! That is the color for your part of the country,,, BIG ORANGE COUNTRY!!
Hey Nathan, a BIG thank you to you and your neighbor for solving the world's problems. Hopefully, we can now watch the price of gravel go down along with all the other thousands of things gone up in price. You got me interested in the Receiver plate. I can use one with my sub-compact tractor. I assume it fits a quick hitch attachment for the bucket.
A water filled round roller that you pull behind a tractor to compact the rock.
Great video, it is always something different, and always an interesting experience for all of us.Thanks!
Cool, thanks
It's really takin shape there at the pole barn and it's lookin really good! Happy for ya brother!
I’ve been enjoying the music lately. You should play some Paul Harvey clips over it.
Thank goodness you solved those problems…..now I can sleep tonight. Lol
Brother, you keep practicing spreading rock out of your skid bucket and old Mike Morgan is going to suffer from rock spreeden envey.😂
Beautiful Cornucopia bucket!
We appreciate your taking us along❤❤❤❤
Doing an AWESOME job, This barn is going to look GREAT!
Looks like the garden has BEAN pretty productive !!!
Put ya clover seeds in your hay fields it helps with soil compaction and give nitrogen to the soil farmers use it as a cover crop then till it in. Its also good in the lawn.
And cows can eat it. So you'll have good hay to sell.
If you use DGA stone and run a compactor over it repeatedly, it packs down like concrete. It's pretty much 57's prior to washing. Makes an excellent base and doesn't roll around.
You're going to need it much thicker. Leave it that thin, you will snag the fabric continually.
I was thinking the same thing. Would be better at 4 inches or so I'm thinking. (but who am I to be the judge!🙄)
Nathan. Now that you have more space, you need to make up some 8 ft pallets. It seems in the old building you would pull back lumber and place it on the table. When this built up you put it on floor. Then handled again on to fork blades then restacked on to stickers. With purpose made pallets you are only handling it once. Leave to dry then same pallet into kiln.
Them Beans look wonderful, Yeah you gonna need more rock, I estimate 30 tons to get good coverage, I used to get slurry from local concrete
business its hard to spread but if its stirred up good (to dry) it works great pack it in with track loader sprinkle it some pack some more and it will set up pretty hard. I got it for free just paid for dump truck fee around 200 dollars for about 40 tons. Just a thought
Inflation is killing all of us. I am loving the quick zoom shots. It makes you look like an influencer...LOL Keep on keepin' on.
More like corporate greed anymore
I think the plate compacter is a great idea. The trick is to keep it until you're sure you won't need it again and the resell it. Love your channel.
After hearing you say that #57 gravel cost in your area ($30 per ton + delivery) I think I need to stockpile A BUNCH OF #57 at $20 per ton delivered!!! Tim in northern TN
Ok! Solving the Worlds problems and making your new barn look nice, is above and beyond! Thanks for bringing me along! Good job!
You bet!
You should sample your garden too
Hey Nathan, Love your vids and your passion for the land. I would suggest to use a General-All-Passing product (that has fines) to level up inside the barn. That hardfill can be compacted. The stone you used makes a good dressing or wearing layer but won’t compact. The swale could be lined with big rock like you suggested but not the small stone. You hang in there buddy!
Man snap beans. Reminds me helping my grandmother snap beans.
You are making good progress Nathan, a couple of observations, I'm glad you finally have a proper hillbilly headdress and those fresh beans will make some larrapin shuck beans for this winter.
You called it 97 gravel lol 😂. Looks good 🤙🏿
Gravel and rip rap look good . Trailer mover for Mr. Kato works good . Seeya
productive full day of work. nice video as usual.
Nathan you’re doing a great job. That looks really nice! And with the fines that’s in that rock, it will pack down good. Cool video!👍❤️
Thanks 👍
Like the new hat.
Yep, looks like your gona be canning a lot of green beans, I love green beans 🇺🇸👍🤪
I like your idea with the rock and gravel looks nice
Cant believe the rock guy paid for the gravel on his own dime initially….must trust ya
Nice haul from the garden 😮
Nathan,as always you do a lot of great work around your land and I know that you take pride in what you’re doing or building keep up the great job 👍😮😊❤
Nathan, in most states, including Tn. The soil sample can be taken to the county extension office. Each state has 1 or more land grant universities. We have UT and Tennessee State university. These institutions oversee the agricultural extension office. Tell watchers to contact their extension office. Thanks
There ya go make it look good!
You are doing enjoyable work.
Looks like you're getting the hang of Mr. Kato. Well done! No. 57 reminds me of steak sauce...
Great job, it's not easy learning as you're doing, but I think it's the only wat to do it.
Got a quote for 14 tons of 3/4" gravel delivered for $165 Canadian. Scheduled for next week.
Ask Mike Morgan about the roller he used on his rock .
Looking good Nathan
greetings from oregon.. blessed you are.
🙏🙏🙏 back in the day this would all be manual labor.
.kudos to modern tech... you can present this content, and i can live vicariously.
.thank you lord nathan
Looking good, can't wait to see the retain Gin footer walls between post.
You have to feed the ground get that soil black
Thanks
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All you need to do is make a form for your Crete. Line it with some water proof barrier. Rent a weedwhacker looking vibratory get the concrete truck to pour it knock it down with a rake hit it with that weed vibro. It's outside under a mill you don't need her super pretty. Viber should make it level enough to place the mill on. If your really worried about it being super level drag a board across the top of your Crete from side to side of your form and it will screte it flatter.
So it's board. Concrete and 1 tool rental your good. Cost u less then 2000 for that pad to do it yourself.
was wondering where you went. thank you for this video. and you can send me a bag of them green beans lol. just kidding but i love them.
the hitch is orange so that you don't lose it in the field.
You’ll need some fines in that rock to tighten it up with the plate compactor.
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Good Job.
Wish we would get rain. Keeps going around us north and south.
I need to build me a shed, so I can park under it and saw some logs. I don't have a sawmill by the way! 😜
Hey Nathan, barn is looking good! You know, if you are looking to save money, RENT a plate compactor! No need to spend all that money on something that only gets used once or twicw a year.
not a bad idea
Always enjoy your show fella!
You don’t have to take your soil samples to Knoxville
UT Extension provides a gateway to the University of Tennessee as the outreach unit of the Institute of Agriculture. With an office in every Tennessee county, UT Extension delivers educational programs and research-based information to the people of Tennessee.
Nathan a skid steer is a vehicle my goodness 😮 but by the time you have finished the barn, and I am not being sarcastic here, you will be able to set up as a ground works contractor , you're getting better and better with your machinery, As for the World's problems leave them to people who know what they are doing, Politicians spring to mind 🤣🤣🤣
Good progress Nathan. Things look to be coming along fine with the barn. It was good that you were able to get such a fast delivery of the 'rock'. It's just a matter of time now. Looks like you had a pretty good 'drop' of rain, perhaps many drops of rain. Thanks for the update on the barn, cheers, Don from South Australia.
"First time this year." You must have been pulling a Rip van Winkle.
Yeah mate doing a soil test is great. But if your hay paddocks are mostly grass the best fertiliser for grass is chook shit. If you got chook battery close the chook shit will be mixed with sawdust and you apply it with a fertiliser spreader behind your tractor
Your last video you were stressing how much you needed the rain, i guess someone listed! i was wondering why you hadn't posted a video in a while. my neck of the woods here i upstate NY was hit pretty hard by the tropical storm on Friday.
Nathan, your new equipment building is really looking sharp. I'm looking forward to when you put the finishing touches on it. And if you and your neighbor got all of the worlds troubles figured out, we'll I have a few extra that you might be able to help with. 😂
God bless you, brother.
Glad to hear you mention renting a lift to do the lights and upper electrical. SO much safer and you will safe enough time to pay for the rental. I am no longer a fan of ladders anymore myself.