Immediate and obvious problem I see with those trampolines is, when it rains, water get under there, and just sit there, for days on end, with no place to go. And with the trampolines above, the sun will be able to evaporate the water. It will be a mosquito breeding ground. I strongly recommend adding some kind of drainage to it. Also, I don't know what it looks like on the far-side of the trampolines, away from the house. How thick is that wall, before the edge of the hill/cliff? If both of those areas fill up with water, will there be any danger of collapse/mud slide?
Here in Texas water doesn’t stay on the ground long after a rain. Your point is valid, but it likely won’t be that bad. Throwing some rock in the bottom would be sufficient
I think you should probably run perforated PVC drain pipes out of the downhill side and then cover the pipes with a layer of gravel. Just make a giant French drain out of it so then won't fill up with skanky water and mosquitoes.
I think the best way to do the trampolines would be to completely dig out the hole, level it with like 2" of concrete with them being slightly concaved with drains built in. Then build up retaining wall with railroad ties. Fill the edges back in with dirt.
Dig a narrow trench from the far end of each of the trampolines to the embankment, place an appropriately sized piece of 2-inch PVC into each trench angled down towards the embankment, fill in the trenches over it the PVC. That way your trampoline pits don't become ponds following one of those "infrequent" Texas rain storms. Oh and ya might want to secure some screening over each end of the PVC. Helps to keep the critters out.
Lol must be really obvious, we both saw the same thing except I didn't think of critters doing the drainpipe slide, could attract rodents then toothy Longfellow's after Mickey!
Maybe take 2 ratchet straps and strap the 2 frames together tht way they wont spread apart again. Great job....thts one of the things i love about this channel. You are such a family oriented person and a great dad!!! 🤘🤘🙏🙏🙏
When you pull the trampolines back together you could strap or bolt the two frames to eachother so there will never be a chance of a gap coming back with ground movement and jumping
@@domainjester Kinda curious if there's a reason behind bolting them together vs just letting them be their own separate framing. Id think just put a thick safety pad over the springs/bars and let em chill as is.
I would get some all thread and use it to pull them together and then cut the excess off, leaving them attached. 10' of some 3/4 galvanized all thread and some hardware good to go. Probably do 4 of them if it were me, should be plenty of leverage to pull them together and join them.
@@PacoNumba1 the bigger the structure the more stable it will be over the long run. Joining them will spread the load over a larger area. Adding 4x4s between them and then attaching them would probably be even better. It would give a larger footprint and more rigidity to the center that is sitting up on that peak.
You are a good dad. Definitely a bigger project than you expected but once you get all the drainage issues squared away it should b cool. I assume it's not as close to the cliff as it looks on camera. I'm sure they will have a blast. Fun for little & big kids like you, Matt.
Other than a drain and wall. You should surround them with couple of inches of metal free rubber mulch so if they miss the trampoline they have somthing to cushion some of the fall.
Was about to advise the same thing... Soil only drains that much and I just had some youtube shorts come by of inground trampolines doing rather successful imitations of wanting to be pools...
Under ground trampolines are awesome wish I had those as kids. On top of that those holes will turn into ponds real quick after some rain. I hope they enjoy
My Dad was a Veteranarian and his response to home projects was simple,"If I cannot spay or deworm it I'm screwed". You are in good company. I love the content of your videos. Dr. Carriker. Thanks Doc. BTW, you've got this!!!
I love how Mere has mastered the skeptical look while still appearing tolerant and good--natured. A million points to her for that, as it's a gift. Thanks for the video!
As many others have said, a drainage system is a MUST, and a barrier to keep dirt from washing/blowing into the holes would be an excellent investment as well.
That dog is the most laid back dog ever. Does he ever get excited about anything? I mean it was great to see him actually walking around in this video but does he have a second gear or not? LOL Oh and like everyone else in the comments, you need a drain.........
Been watching for awhile of all your videos from Kilgore Texas in east Texas. Probably the most family down to earth man and your family is too. Watching your videos is like watching something that i could let my kids watch. I have two girls myself one 15 and one that will be 20 in December and I’m only 41 still young. Anyways keep up the good work and God bless
Covering up the springs is a must, yeah. One of my cousins had her arm bend the wrong way, bones sticking out and all, when she landed poorly on the side of a trampoline like that. Another cousin broke her leg when it got caught in the springs.
If he leaves it "raw" a drain won't help much...it will still trap SOME water...and breed mosquitos (this IS Texas). Erosion is another problem...that little divider between the trampolines will not last long. Not to mention how inviting a shaded hole will be to varmints and snakes (again, this IS Texas). There is a reason these types of trampolines are usually found indoors. A better solution would be to butt two above ground trampolines together, and build decking around them if you want the "built in" feel.
There isn't really rain and there is nowhere for the water to be running into it from, it's the top of a mountain. If anything it will fill up with dust first 🤣
How to work your railings. 1 you have to have power (Holden Brothers). 2.You have to have a great lookin package. (Muscle Rod Shop ( Brandon and is crew). 3 You have to have sponsors, too many for me to remember. Finally the owner driver. Oh yes then then is Mere. You Rock.
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I grew up with older parents so I've always had the mentality "oh just let them play!" But uh.. maybe think of a net on the hill side of the trampolines 😅
Our childhood 9 year old neighbor was paralyzed from the neck down playing on their trampoline, and it had sides on it. She landed wrong with kids toppled on top of her.😭 They can be extremely dangerous. 💔🙏
You know you have to build another addition to the bunker for storage. You can move your whole packing department to it and keep the bunker for production only. So when’s it coming?
That little bug that looks like a hummingbird, its called a hummingbird moth. I had one for the very first time this year as well. They are so cute. You are going to need to put some lights around those trampolines. But good job getting them level and in the ground.
Besides the Drainage issue everyone has pointed out. ... If the ground gets wet the trampolines are going to shift too. Maybe spray concrete and line the holes, put some footers in?
You need to have some kind of drainage in the holes otherwise it will fill up with stagnant, disgusting water and become breeding ground for creepy crawlie
Like a lot of commenters drainage is a big issue. Possibly set up a system similar to what you have at the small demolition ranch headquarters. Use the caught rainwater to water your lawn as well
Everybody has pointed out that having a drain would be good. In case you think everybody is exaggerating and the hole is too big to get full, just check what’s inside’s video about the problems with their house. 😉
Definitely need in ground drainage with trampolines like this. "What's Inside" learned that the hard way at their new house. The pit filled with water completely so when they would step on the trampoline, water came up through it
Ahhhhhh Meredith you're a fan of the peach redbull too! I've literally never met another person ever or even seen anyone drinking one before this video lol. That's awesome.
Weld box tubing spacers between the two frames to keep them from bowing in and spreading apart. On the outside of them run another length of box tube with 3inch spacers to the main frame so it looks like a ladder so to speak, it will reinforce the whole tramp frame from bowing under constant tension and give you a place to anchor it down while having a place padded mats on. Bore a few 6inch drains through the back wall out over the hill to keep overflow runoff out that doesn't get soaked up into the rocks. A few rainwater tanks on the other side to keep in case it doesn't rain for a while, better of having it and not need it than need it and not have it as they say.
Looks fun I remember we had an ingrownd as a kid would do back flips off and cool stuff.. also made an entrance to get under and play underneath was pretty awesome as well like a lil underground clubhouse
so I have this great idea about how to get them very tight together course clean out any debris in between both pieces of metal and get many c-clamps large enough to to stand across the space then slowly start taking them together............ you're welcome. it sounds and looks like it could be easy cool video thanks for sharing
A better montage would have him drinking a BEER while jumping on the trampolines. Someone forgot to tell Matt that mostly blue hair dudes with man-buns and 17 pronouns drink White Claws (the 2020's version of Zima). 😂
Matt what are you going to do about drainage and erosion control beneath the trampolines. You're going to have to put some kind of liner down and dig a trench down the slope and put a drainage pipe in and back fill it to let the pits drain. Otherwise they're going to fill up with water every time there's rain and the dirt will run down and settle in the middle
TRAMPOLINE SLUMBER PARTY!!! What’s super fun is when you use sleeping bags on trampolines, they build up a ton of static electricity, and as you wriggle around, you can see sparks ⚡️ flickering up and down the zipper. And once you build up enough static, touch your tow or finger to a spring for a nice lil ZAP! 😉🤓
I see problems with erosion not just inside the pits but the distance from the pit to the edge of the cliff is also worrying me. I'm not sure of the fix for that though.
If you have any issues with the trampoline pits flooding or eroding just pour a concrete wall with a lip for them to sit in and run some pipe out of the bottom off the side of the hill.
Glad to hear about the fuel water vapor. I forgot they did that. And it is nice how cheap a headgasket is compared to a head or resleeving the block. No scoring or gouging on the bottom of the cylinders? Wrist pins will wear back in on their own? or good for one more run? or just send it? lol But if you guys don't think it wasn't hot that long. Okay Id still look for scoring.
That bug, as you called it, Matt is what is known as a hummingbird moth. They're one of the few diurnal moth species. And they're really beautiful, and essential for pollination.
You did a good job matt, but I think it's better and much safer just to setup the trampolines directly on the ground with standing legs sticked in the ground to protected them from the wind, I think it's way better than just digging wholes in the ground.
hey Matt and Mere, Chris from Alberta ( Canada's Texas ! ;) ) that humming bird looking bug is a Hummingbird Hawk-Moth aka genus Hemaris we get those here too. We have seen them about dusk as well doing that flower thing they do !!
Immediate and obvious problem I see with those trampolines is, when it rains, water get under there, and just sit there, for days on end, with no place to go. And with the trampolines above, the sun will be able to evaporate the water. It will be a mosquito breeding ground. I strongly recommend adding some kind of drainage to it. Also, I don't know what it looks like on the far-side of the trampolines, away from the house. How thick is that wall, before the edge of the hill/cliff? If both of those areas fill up with water, will there be any danger of collapse/mud slide?
Yes, glad someone else mentioned drainage. Just looking at the holes, was thinking that could be a large issue.
I was going to comment the same thing.
Yea was going to point this out!
Same thing happened to What's Inside. Their in ground trampoline filled up with water.
Here in Texas water doesn’t stay on the ground long after a rain. Your point is valid, but it likely won’t be that bad. Throwing some rock in the bottom would be sufficient
I think you should probably run perforated PVC drain pipes out of the downhill side and then cover the pipes with a layer of gravel. Just make a giant French drain out of it so then won't fill up with skanky water and mosquitoes.
Its Texas bro, and they are on top of the hill. I do not think the water will stay there for long...
The water will pool under the nets and cause the edge of the hill to slide. The French drains are required in my humble opinion.
Nah bro you gonna want to put a drain at the bottom unless you want to jump in a pond.
@@NovellaDeParmesano surface tension and waters inability to compress is a bitch, ain’t it?
That’s what I was thinking
Not much rain in Texas on a mountain top... js
That was my thoughts also when he was digging it.
Wow, I'm so slow! Saw your post 2 seconds after I posted!
I think the best way to do the trampolines would be to completely dig out the hole, level it with like 2" of concrete with them being slightly concaved with drains built in. Then build up retaining wall with railroad ties. Fill the edges back in with dirt.
Dig a narrow trench from the far end of each of the trampolines to the embankment, place an appropriately sized piece of 2-inch PVC into each trench angled down towards the embankment, fill in the trenches over it the PVC. That way your trampoline pits don't become ponds following one of those "infrequent" Texas rain storms. Oh and ya might want to secure some screening over each end of the PVC. Helps to keep the critters out.
This tbh. Exactly my first thought. xD
Lol must be really obvious, we both saw the same thing except I didn't think of critters doing the drainpipe slide, could attract rodents then toothy Longfellow's after Mickey!
Doing things half wrong the first time makes for more content later.
big facts
@@mgratk
Nah, he's just Matt.
Maybe take 2 ratchet straps and strap the 2 frames together tht way they wont spread apart again. Great job....thts one of the things i love about this channel. You are such a family oriented person and a great dad!!! 🤘🤘🙏🙏🙏
When you pull the trampolines back together you could strap or bolt the two frames to eachother so there will never be a chance of a gap coming back with ground movement and jumping
Ratchet straps to pull them together and then bolt sounds smart to me
@@domainjester Kinda curious if there's a reason behind bolting them together vs just letting them be their own separate framing. Id think just put a thick safety pad over the springs/bars and let em chill as is.
I would get some all thread and use it to pull them together and then cut the excess off, leaving them attached.
10' of some 3/4 galvanized all thread and some hardware good to go. Probably do 4 of them if it were me, should be plenty of leverage to pull them together and join them.
@@PacoNumba1 the bigger the structure the more stable it will be over the long run. Joining them will spread the load over a larger area. Adding 4x4s between them and then attaching them would probably be even better. It would give a larger footprint and more rigidity to the center that is sitting up on that peak.
You are a good dad. Definitely a bigger project than you expected but once you get all the drainage issues squared away it should b cool. I assume it's not as close to the cliff as it looks on camera. I'm sure they will have a blast. Fun for little & big kids like you, Matt.
Other than a drain and wall. You should surround them with couple of inches of metal free rubber mulch so if they miss the trampoline they have somthing to cushion some of the fall.
definitely a wall. If my childhood of getting ejected off trampolines taught me something, it’s that I’d hate to go off that cliff.😮
@@milootis50 Hitting a wall could be pretty devastating. That side should be blocked off with netting.
I’d imagine it would be a good idea to have a drain feature if it rains for the trampolines just in case
Like idk into the dirt…
@@jamesbowser9350 dirt only drains to a point. Once you ha saturation it will fill with water.
Yes and a barrier like others have mentioned. Sheet metal walls so eroding isn’t an issue. Then a French drain with gravel at the bottom of the pit.
Was about to advise the same thing...
Soil only drains that much and I just had some youtube shorts come by of inground trampolines doing rather successful imitations of wanting to be pools...
Yep. You could be creating a breeding ground for mosquitos if you are not careful.
Those kids are so spoiled. It’s awesome. Matt and fam living it to the fullest.
I love your work ethic. Do everything you can yourself then see it complete great feeling
Under ground trampolines are awesome wish I had those as kids. On top of that those holes will turn into ponds real quick after some rain. I hope they enjoy
love the detication this man has for his viewers and family is great. Keep this up!
Matt dig u a trench and put a PVC pipe down as a drain and just cover up the pipe nice and neat. Once u get sod in it will look awesome.
I love Mere ! Her laughter and her smile. When she questions your decisions and motivation for doing something . She is precious and priceless.
My Dad was a Veteranarian and his response to home projects was simple,"If I cannot spay or deworm it I'm screwed". You are in good company. I love the content of your videos. Dr. Carriker. Thanks Doc. BTW, you've got this!!!
Matt I could just watch all your projects sped up and played with. 😂❤Thankyou for sharing
I love how Mere has mastered the skeptical look while still appearing tolerant and good--natured. A million points to her for that, as it's a gift. Thanks for the video!
Princess needs to chill out in her charmed life.
damn girl, you got a husband?
Alcohol ( wine) will keep a person tolerable for awhile, but the old saying is an inebriated person will speak the truth.
As many others have said, a drainage system is a MUST, and a barrier to keep dirt from washing/blowing into the holes would be an excellent investment as well.
That dog is the most laid back dog ever. Does he ever get excited about anything? I mean it was great to see him actually walking around in this video but does he have a second gear or not? LOL Oh and like everyone else in the comments, you need a drain.........
Not to mention big pads for kids. Mid and all around. 2ft thick foam or more. God bless you and kids. I would have done same thing. Who wouldn't 😃😃
Just imagine the number of snakes, spiders and scorpions that will be in there!
You are a very lucky man Matt, Mere is absolutely beautiful. Much love and respect ✌🏻
Favorite part of my day! Also, put a drain in!
Been watching for awhile of all your videos from Kilgore Texas in east Texas. Probably the most family down to earth man and your family is too. Watching your videos is like watching something that i could let my kids watch. I have two girls myself one 15 and one that will be 20 in December and I’m only 41 still young. Anyways keep up the good work and God bless
Covering up the springs is a must, yeah. One of my cousins had her arm bend the wrong way, bones sticking out and all, when she landed poorly on the side of a trampoline like that. Another cousin broke her leg when it got caught in the springs.
Why the insurance for your home always asks about if there is a trampoline
I like those fancy New Zealand trampolines - no springs at all
Dry well ,I agree with the comments make sure you use the clean washed stone that way there will be zero water on the surface
You’re going to want to build a barrier so the dirt doesn’t erode into the pit from rain and weather.
Does he need to put a drain in? So they don't fill up with water if it rains heavy?
@@skorrie3849 wouldn’t hurt to put a french drain system in. He could connect the two pits into the same drain.
Love the video. Definitely want to put in a little pvc pipe drain, inground trampolines are amazing only thing is people forget to put in drains
If he leaves it "raw" a drain won't help much...it will still trap SOME water...and breed mosquitos (this IS Texas). Erosion is another problem...that little divider between the trampolines will not last long. Not to mention how inviting a shaded hole will be to varmints and snakes (again, this IS Texas). There is a reason these types of trampolines are usually found indoors. A better solution would be to butt two above ground trampolines together, and build decking around them if you want the "built in" feel.
There isn't really rain and there is nowhere for the water to be running into it from, it's the top of a mountain.
If anything it will fill up with dust first 🤣
You need some color changing LEDs underneath the trampolines they would look pretty cool at night with lights under them
I'm totally going to do this! We have an Excavator, we have a Trampoline, just need a hole!
I recommend putting a retaining wall and drain.
My sister had a couple put in on her land near her lake quarry and they’re so cool. The kids love it...
Question what about the retaining walls to keep the ground from eroding under the trampolines
How to work your railings. 1 you have to have power (Holden Brothers). 2.You have to have a great lookin package. (Muscle Rod Shop ( Brandon and is crew). 3 You have to have sponsors, too many for me to remember. Finally the owner driver. Oh yes then then is Mere. You Rock.
You hear that?? Matt's putting in 2 more swimming pools!
I am for sure OG on this channel and have said what Matt Finally said Here for years and years with people responding to me like I have a grudge against Mere. I don't....I can spot a "Nay Sayer" from a mile away and Matt finally had the balls to say it on camera......Much respect for Matt saying what many have thought for years.............7:21
I grew up with older parents so I've always had the mentality "oh just let them play!" But uh.. maybe think of a net on the hill side of the trampolines 😅
Oh shit I just saw that. Lol yea that could be real bad lmao
Our childhood 9 year old neighbor was paralyzed from the neck down playing on their trampoline, and it had sides on it. She landed wrong with kids toppled on top of her.😭 They can be extremely dangerous. 💔🙏
What an awesome dad!!!
Nothing better than having your happy, smiling wife backing your multi million dollar businesses that helps her have the life she has
She runs it.
She runs Link Active and Bunker. They are joint owners. She has the majority of the decision making that I've seen. The whole team there is amazing.
Put the sprinkler back so you can spray the kids while they jump around. Keeps them cooled off too
Just figured out how Mere deals with Matt…Lots of Wine..🤷🏻♂️😂
It's beautiful how she looks at you and you blush. 💫
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You know you have to build another addition to the bunker for storage. You can move your whole packing department to it and keep the bunker for production only. So when’s it coming?
That little bug that looks like a hummingbird, its called a hummingbird moth. I had one for the very first time this year as well. They are so cute. You are going to need to put some lights around those trampolines. But good job getting them level and in the ground.
Demo just seems like he is loving the new house and being just the sweetest dog! Hope he is doing well!
Besides the Drainage issue everyone has pointed out. ... If the ground gets wet the trampolines are going to shift too. Maybe spray concrete and line the holes, put some footers in?
The look on Mere's face when Matt told her to hush was gold.
10:43 "Humming Bird Moth" We have them here in North Carolina. I had that exact conversation with my wife!
You need to have some kind of drainage in the holes otherwise it will fill up with stagnant, disgusting water and become breeding ground for creepy crawlie
Like a lot of commenters drainage is a big issue. Possibly set up a system similar to what you have at the small demolition ranch headquarters. Use the caught rainwater to water your lawn as well
Everybody has pointed out that having a drain would be good. In case you think everybody is exaggerating and the hole is too big to get full, just check what’s inside’s video about the problems with their house. 😉
Definitely need in ground drainage with trampolines like this. "What's Inside" learned that the hard way at their new house. The pit filled with water completely so when they would step on the trampoline, water came up through it
I tried doing this by hand one summer when I was younger in Maryland. I got about 3 inches down and gave up 🤣
Hummingbird moth. I like watching them fly around sucking on flowers
Guess for the shipping container: he’s going to build it into a cabin for the river property
He would probably need three so that he could have his family and friends out
Rolls Royce limo cabin.
Containers are bad for cabins, especially in the Texas heat.
@@dubious6718 They can be insulated, and vented.
@@dubious6718 What if you half bury em?
Have you thought about drainage? You could get 2 more swimming pools with a big rain. Something to consider.
I’m with Mere on the Rolls…. Crush it and cut the loss
Ahhhhhh Meredith you're a fan of the peach redbull too! I've literally never met another person ever or even seen anyone drinking one before this video lol. That's awesome.
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I just love that Mere is holding something to drink in almost every appearance in the video 😂
Weld box tubing spacers between the two frames to keep them from bowing in and spreading apart. On the outside of them run another length of box tube with 3inch spacers to the main frame so it looks like a ladder so to speak, it will reinforce the whole tramp frame from bowing under constant tension and give you a place to anchor it down while having a place padded mats on. Bore a few 6inch drains through the back wall out over the hill to keep overflow runoff out that doesn't get soaked up into the rocks. A few rainwater tanks on the other side to keep in case it doesn't rain for a while, better of having it and not need it than need it and not have it as they say.
You're gonna run it at full throttle no matter what gears you put in it
Looks fun I remember we had an ingrownd as a kid would do back flips off and cool stuff.. also made an entrance to get under and play underneath was pretty awesome as well like a lil underground clubhouse
What about when it rains and the trampoline hole
floods
My buddy just put a small sump pump under the trampoline, the hole just has to be fairly deep.
And snakes 🐍
so I have this great idea about how to get them very tight together course clean out any debris in between both pieces of metal and get many c-clamps large enough to to stand across the space then slowly start taking them together............ you're welcome. it sounds and looks like it could be easy cool video thanks for sharing
Rolls Royce + bull horns + big block + roll cage + under car neons/leds = The Demo Ranch Demousine 🎉🎉
Hummingbird moth. Mimicry in nature is cool!
Definitely spray for the creepy crawlers before sealing it all up, and put it on a schedule to be sprayed every 6 months
Awesome 👍😎.. Thank you for sharing
Who else really wanted to see a Matt and Mikey montage jumping on the trampolines drinking white claws
A better montage would have him drinking a BEER while jumping on the trampolines. Someone forgot to tell Matt that mostly blue hair dudes with man-buns and 17 pronouns drink White Claws (the 2020's version of Zima). 😂
@@Skulllywag matt is a huge white claw fanatic (watch his colorado videos)... way to compliment the man.
@skullywag don’t knock on Zima’s that’s all my mom had in the fridge as a kid
A missed opportunity indeed!
hopefully there are drains under the trampolines because they fill up with water quick! great vid matt!
You need to use concrete to help support the trampoline and a drain pipe at the bottom to let water out whenever it rains
Matt what are you going to do about drainage and erosion control beneath the trampolines. You're going to have to put some kind of liner down and dig a trench down the slope and put a drainage pipe in and back fill it to let the pits drain. Otherwise they're going to fill up with water every time there's rain and the dirt will run down and settle in the middle
He's going to have a trampoline pool when it rains. 🤣
Mere is the engineer, she is holding together really well as Matt takes the explicit instructions and complete ignores them. Mere, I salute you.
Donate the car to Demolition Ranch. Those guys know what to do with it.
A water system underneath the trampolines would be epic! Of course you would have to do something about all that dirt under there...
The trampoline is going to be big in the well being of your family, good move
Broken bones!
TRAMPOLINE SLUMBER PARTY!!!
What’s super fun is when you use sleeping bags on trampolines, they build up a ton of static electricity, and as you wriggle around, you can see sparks ⚡️ flickering up and down the zipper. And once you build up enough static, touch your tow or finger to a spring for a nice lil ZAP! 😉🤓
You and Cleetus could put on a limo oval race and burnout competition!
The hummingbird moth is probably a Sphinx Moth. Very cool critters.
I see problems with erosion not just inside the pits but the distance from the pit to the edge of the cliff is also worrying me.
I'm not sure of the fix for that though.
12:12 It's actually better than I thought it would be.
Really?
🤣🤣 best part ever
First
10:50 Hey Matt, that bug you saw that looked like a Hummingbird was probably a Hummingbird Moth.
Coals Royce does sound pretty awesome. Go for it Matt
As a Cleveland fan, seeing the Cleveland Browns shirt made my day.
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MRAP axles + 56” tires + Cummins 12v = a luxury match for the five ton.
If you have any issues with the trampoline pits flooding or eroding just pour a concrete wall with a lip for them to sit in and run some pipe out of the bottom off the side of the hill.
Glad to hear about the fuel water vapor. I forgot they did that. And it is nice how cheap a headgasket is compared to a head or resleeving the block.
No scoring or gouging on the bottom of the cylinders? Wrist pins will wear back in on their own? or good for one more run?
or just send it? lol
But if you guys don't think it wasn't hot that long. Okay
Id still look for scoring.
That bug, as you called it, Matt is what is known as a hummingbird moth. They're one of the few diurnal moth species. And they're really beautiful, and essential for pollination.
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I knew I liked Clint. Cleveland Browns heck yeah!!
I like the family videos and the car videos and keep up the good work on you tube and have a good day
Dont forget to dig drainage for the holes in the ground or itll fill up with water!
Love Clint's shirt...go Browns!!!!!
Matt, bolt the two frames together. I don't know how well that soil drains, but you might want to put drains in the bottom out the side of the hill
Clint is a browns fan. Hell yeah ohio in the house. Huge cleaveland fans
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The kids are going to love those. And the bug was a hummingbird moth
Gonna need all the beer in that new cooler with the way Boise State has been playing. Lol!!!!
You did a good job matt, but I think it's better and much safer just to setup the trampolines directly on the ground with standing legs sticked in the ground to protected them from the wind, I think it's way better than just digging wholes in the ground.
hey Matt and Mere, Chris from Alberta ( Canada's Texas ! ;) )
that humming bird looking bug is a Hummingbird Hawk-Moth aka genus Hemaris
we get those here too. We have seen them about dusk as well doing that flower thing they do !!