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Tool Maintenance on One of My Favorite Tools
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2017
- Tool maintenance is very important to keep your tools useful and functional for many years. With proper care most tools will last a very long time.
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I don't have cedar trees to worry about, but I di have a lot of leaves, brush, and rotten wood to worry clean up. I hope this tool helps.
Old video but still a great one !!
If those little bolts don't hold, I would drill out the hole to 1/4" and use grade 5 bolts. I use the sandpaper disk for my 4 1/2" angle grinder to sharpen my garden tools. Works great and is real quick.
That's a real handy tool to have. I've leased a hunting property for 15 years and all the fence rows are infested with those cedars. The individual I lease from keeps about 100 acres of it for pasture and bush hogs it regularly and you can tell where he doesn't get. Thanks for the tip.
Yep, it doesn't take long at all for them to take over.
You can get those rivets at TSC in the equipment section. They are the same rivets used on a sycle bar mower.
Awesome, thanks. I'll look for them next time I'm close to a TSC.
I like the rake a lot and i really like the fact that those teeth are replaceable. Thanks Daniel!
Yeah it's a really handy and durable tool!
That's a sweet little tool, and wow your hands move like lightning when your sharpening 😳
Yep, it makes sharpening much faster with fast hands! lol
In a pinch, a short section of a common nail works reasonably well as a rivet.
At this distance, it looks like 3/8" of a 16d might work.
That is a nice tool.
Never seen a Council Rake. Looks like a good investment. Thanks for sharing.
They are pretty handy for sure.
Council tools rock! Well done sir!
Thanks.
Great video. Thanks for the Amazon links. That is helpful. Blessings from Texas.
Thanks, glad it was helpful.
On another channel the guy talked about forest rakes as he had done forest fire fighting. He was saying regular rake fills up with leaves to quick and you have to pull them off the tines. I found the Council fire rake on Amazon and was looking for more information on it. I get a lot of weeds and leaves in my back yard and spend a lot of time pulling leave off the rake. Watching you rake that looks like what I need. Where you able to order teeth separately from the rake? Thanks for the information.
Learned something new today. Thanks.
Awesome!
Nice work, I've never seen one of those, handy Daniel.
Thanks. It is a very handy tool.
I've got a few million of those cedar trees. Been wanting to get out in the winter and start cutting them down. Been fighting these bad arms and elbows for 2 years that has put a damper on getting any real work done.
Well that's no good Rob! I hate to hear that and I hope the elbows get better for you.
I so want those trees ... We use them to create wind breaks along our North fence line ... And I need more ... do you ship??? LOL
Lol, I'd dig up and ship you as many as your bank account could handle!
What would it cost me??? LOL
Good lookin rake. God bless buddy
Thanks.
That's a great tool
Nice!
Thanks.
Those trees also soak up a lot of water out of the ground
Not good during a drought
That is very true.
Any advice on getting rivets out on teeth that haven't broken off? Do they require being grinded off and replaced with new rivets or screws? Or is there a way to save the rivet and use it on the new tooth? Looking to patch up a rake to put on my fire engine, it's my favorite tool and all the rakes are in too bad of shape!
Tool maintenance is one of my favorite things to do. Weird lol. Anyway, nice job putting her back into service. I didn't realize you guys had an issue with Cedar trees becoming invasive. Does that particular type grow large enough to be milled for lumber?
I'm glad you enjoy tool maintenance, because I sure don't! I don't mind doing it but it's just never very high on the priority list.
Yes they do eventually get big enough to mill. A friend of mine did the whole exterior of his home in cedar siding that he cut down and had milled.
I've never seen one of those before. those cedar trees are like a cancer out here.
Yes they are! I think for every one I cut down three more pop up.
I've personally preferred a "Pulaski" Also be lucky you don't have the pine beetle at least I hope you don't.
No we don't have pine beetles here.
Would you like to do a collaboration . Making a video of a picture side show of what homesteading means to you.
Well I'm not necessarily saying no but I've talked about that so much on my channel in the past.
It's not a video where you talk. It a slide show of pictures of your homestead, I titled mine Homesteading the perfect life for me. I post a slide show of pictures and added music to it.
I am surprised that the goats won't eat them. I thought they would eat anything.
They don't go out and selectively eat them when other plants are around. If they are pinned they will eventually eat them.