Sir, as a plumber you might find this useful. To add weight to my truck in winter, I have two 4 foot sections of 6” PVC pipe that I have capped on both ends. I filled them with sand. I can strap them down anywhere in the bed of my truck. They don’t rot like sandbags do, I’ve had mine for at least ten years. Thanks for all your videos, I really enjoy them.
Or just build a wooden crate from scrap wood and fill it with snow using the Bobcat. You have weight when you need it, and when road melts so does the weight. But to reply on Art's comment, He doesn't think he knows it all, he just doesn't read the comments so he'll never see your advice.
@@chrischristenson4547 Assuming the PVC pipe is filled with sand, adding water will undoubtedly add weight, but doesn’t that also dramatically increase the chance of cracking the pipe when the water freezes and expands?
I don't know if you've seen what Ambition Strikes is doing... (another homesteading youtube channel)... now THEY are gonna have an industrial size commercial kind of plow. I think they are up in your area... they are in Idaho anyway. You've done a great job on a budget, and I always love watching your uploads. Thanks for sharing this journey with all of us.
I can't be the only one who suggests this but you have all the weight you need for the back end everywhere you look....SNOW! If it's wet, it's heavy. A few buckets from the skid steer onto the bed will weigh it down and when it melts it'll be distributed somewhere other than your immediate parking area. We do it with smaller pickups here in Chicago. Load up the box and off ya go.
One of my simple pleasures is watching your daily life. I'm 47, 2 kids, a wife, 2 little dogs and a cat in a 3 bedroom apartment in a beautiful community with rivers and not far from the Atlantic Ocean. I have land that I dream of developing into "Ogden Ranch" and I watch everything Heath does. I'm afraid I'll be too old to realize my dream, but seeing someone live this type of life away from the city makes me smile. God bless your home and your family.
Time to make a plow blade from scratch you really need the County Plow style Big Flare on the right side so you can plow quickly and throw the snow farther. 🤟🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Heath, we understand the challenges of winter and moving snow, you persevered and put together a solution that will carry you through to spring! Well done and thank you for being so consistent to post and share with us the great things that you and your family are doing.
Food for thought from an old Phoenix guy. Before I could afford a 4x4, when I'd run up to Payson or Flag' I learned to put about 6 bags of sand in the bed over the rear axle. Had the weight I needed and in the event of ice, the sand came in handy to pour out for grip on the ice when needed.
Looking at that crushed cab made me physically ill. I've rolled two vehicles. I am so very glad that Rhett wasn't hurt. That Snow Truck needs snowflakes stenciled on the hood or doors! Ruby is the perfect Snow Truck Dog. Dad driving makes it "nap time!" She feels safe. Blessings on you and your family, your homestead, and livestock, your friends and neighbors!✨️🕊❄️🐈⬛📚🫖
At 68 years, I'll leave those crazy weather conditions for the younger go getters like yourself! I've been blessed to have spent 53 years without having a major accident of my causing and only 1 ticket as a teenager. LOL, it can be done. Love your project almost completed as it really looks great and productive as planned. Congratulations. Have a good weekend!
Thank you, Heath and Cedar for doing life your way. Please don't change who you are for any of your viewers, I realize this is your income and you try to make vedio that perhaps your viewers and analytics and such suggested. But live your life's and just keep working your vedios in there for us. If I'm not so fond of drivetrains and want to see you paint (yup I know you hate it.) Or cedar gardening I'll wait a bit and I won't ever give you grief you do you and I'll keep being me. We all know how to be kind I hope. So ya don't have to apologize for doing it your way, right,wrong,slow or fast.. others please use fellow fallowers don't beat up this family for stuff, please don't break their spirits for sharring there life's journeys. MUCH LOVE ! To all
I think this is my first comment in 6 years of watching your channel. I connect with your appreciation of hard labor and determination. Though our lives are very different, I congratulate you, a hard working man for identifying the honorable joy you get to have plowing your roadroad into the sunset. My driveway is 4.3 miles long north of the boarder in BC, my old Chevy 1500 plows 17.2 miles every time it snows. (4 passes on the road). I prefer to plow well before the sun gets up ( 5am in winter ) so I can have the most quiet hours of the day to myself, and my truck of course. Keep the amazing content coming Heath!
I have been watching you and your family from the very beginning and love to see the changes you have made. Congratulations to you and Cedar on everything that you have achieved 👏
What a beautiful ride with all the snow on the ground & trees .. I see why you & your wife love that spot to live .. Truck turned out nice 👍 Stay safe & God bless
A lot of hard work, more than you could ever show has resulted in a vehicle that will do the job. Things have come together because you have worked together keep it up, well done.
Hearing that little boy talk about his dreams nearly makes me cry thank you for giving us a glimpse into your dreams and glad we could help you make those dreams come true showing us your dream allows us to dream as well. Looks like you're going to have to do a little tree trimming this spring
Way to go Heath! You are living my dream and I love watching. My dad taught me as a teenager how to check and change the oil. How to change a tire. All the things that might help me, help myself. As a young married 18 year old, I was the parts cleaner for every fixer upper car we ever got. Or "can you fit your hand in there and undo that bolt". I wouldn't change any of the trials that came with marriage or used vehicles. Not that they are one in the same 😁. I'm a Florida girl born and raised so snow was never an issue. I work in a factory for 30 yrs on the floor and still do and how I wished I could have homesteaded like you and your family. Having a temperamental boss really makes me wish I could have been my own boss. I'm hard on myself anyway. I love watching to get away from the rest of the world. Every video is so clean without cursing. I've watched all of the Waltons and little house on the Prarie and you are clean with new videos twice a week. What more could I want. Keep them rolling. Love it. Your family is the best!❤
I am also a native Floridian but felt it was time to move. You are now over 22 million in population, and it will only get worse with open borders. At 58 the heat, humidity AND hurricanes made the decision an easy one. Bought 35 acres in NE Wyoming haven't had nearly as much snow as Heath thankfully ,and can't wait to build a home there. Population LESS than 600 thousand, no traffic jams here 😂 My advice, move before your only choice for meat and protein is lab grown meats and bug protein, scary future no doubt.
I used to plow snow for a living in the Colorado mountains. A friend suggested getting an old snowmobile track and cut it in half to throw under the tires if I got stuck. Those and a few buckets of traction sand came in handy from time to time.
I so like the color of the plow truck. Must be the paint itself that's not sturdy. Maybe paint it the same color, just better paint. Very nice seeing the truck doing its job. Your patience has paid off well. Congratulations !!!
Wow awesome job!I I think it turned out great 👍. Keep up the awesome job that you do on all your projects You are one very talented person. Love to watch all the jobs you get into. Stay safe a nd as always be well to you a nd family. Take care my friend. Have a great one . Bob Bitchin!!
I recommend that you do an hour of snow ploughing time with some nice Music such as the end of this vid and I would love to go to sleep watching and listening to it. What do you think?
Nice job Heath, looks like it really cuts nice. Got your dream, Ruby by your side, now add a little Chris Ladoux the stereo. I would add a piro for sure being tuned up and pushing in 4th!
I’m so glad you’re happy with your hard working plow truck, may it give you the service you need for years to come. Can’t wait to see you and Cedar’s plans for the shop completion. Much love to all, be well and safe family.
How beautiful that you've realised your dreams Heath (& Cedar and the clan). So often in life people have regrets or never realise theirs. You are blessed.
Good morning I’m sitting and watching you video and I’m quite jealous of your snow. I also thought if your neighbor Mark and his tractor. You 2 men are so capable with your hands, why not make him a canopy for his tractor so that he can plow snow and not get cold and wet. Just a thought. Have a great day God bless
Congratulations Heath ! Been watching this build from the start. Your perseverance surely paid off. Your welding and fabrication skills are solid. Godspeed.
“I needed to make sure the exhaust wouldn’t come back into the cab so I ordered a new exhaust tip” OMG Heath!! Only the very new to the channel are gonna but that! You wanted to add a bit o bling to your masterpiece work truck!! 😝 Great job on it by the way! Should provide several years of good service till your next itch 😊
Plow truck looks fantastic. I was wondering if you have thought of using corrugated tin on the walls inside your shop ? I saved a ton of money doing mine that way and it looks old school. Just a thought. LOVE all your videos. Thanks 👍
I love your channel and very much look forward to your videos every Sunday and Thursday. It pains me to say, but I'm a bit fatigued on the "plow truck" videos. I'm ready for something new/different. Love your building videos and am excited for you moving on to finishing the shop. Keep up the good work, but enough with pushing snow. 😀
I’m with you Brant… a bit of plow truck is cool but this for a month or 2 is not the most fun I’ve had watching RPR… mostly knowing that this plow truck will probably be sold in a year or 2. I have totally lost track of how many trucks are being traded and rebuilt on this channel but probably 2 per year
Heath. One adventure completed and another adventure is to start. I think more than anything else that projects keeps your brain synapse firing and your heart a pumping. I know you have fun to with the kids and other things. It does make keeping up with the ranches more enjoyable.
thats the thing about watching homesteader channels.. I may not agree with some of the things that people do but its still interesting to see the outcomes of what other people do... Everyone is going to make different choices because everyone is different.. and there are 3 ways to learn.. you do it yourself and make your own mistakes and do it again.. you take the advise of people with your best interest in heart and realize thats why they give you advise... or you emulate what you've seen others do that works. ............. The first way is the overall hardest running into the wind and darkness blind ... the second is the hardest to accept sometimes taking advise means realize you don't know something and have to rely on others for the best outcome... the third is the hardest to obtain because if you ever want to try something new it means you can't base it on what your parents or neighbors might have ingrained in you as you grew up or what you might learn as an adult by observing others. .......... the key to it all is understanding where you are in those three possibilities and knowing what you have to do to get to the other side in the easiest way. ... either that or life is tough and you make lots of bad choices. .. there really isn't much else to it.
Thanks for taking us along for the ride as you plowed. Even though you slapped us in the face a few times and even dumped us into the snow. Great video. Great truck.
Greetings and blessings to all at Red Poppy Ranch 🤗 It’s great to see the truck ploughing snow after all this time 👍🏻👍🏻 Hopefully it will serve you well for many years to come. Wishing you all the best from the beautiful New Forest in southern England.
To be totally honest I kinda like the plow truck colour. I use 24 x 24 patio slabs for extra weight in my truck. 75 pounds a piece and do not take up much room.
Us little old ladies here in Arkansas think you did a wonderful job with that truck. Now we would just like to see Rhett driving it. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. :)
I was thinking duce and a half, you answered my question without knowing, thanks. After watching the drive on the roads, yea it would be a very tight fit for that.
Carbon monoxide in the cab? Use a home CO monitor when it’s idling or while you drive it. Your nose cannot sense CO tho’ it can smell some elements of combustion. This is a quick way to tell if exhaust is entering the ban. It’s also cheaper that a visit to the ER. Nice job on the truck. Gonna add any LED lights to the truck or skid steer?
When I bought my 15 Denali, it had an auxiliary tank in the bed. It's plumbed with a Line from the bottom of the tank to a tee in the fill hose. A small line with a solenoid in line and a switch in the cab.. If it's full, I wait until the main tank is running out and flip the switch. It drains ever so slowly into the main tank. I filled both tanks on Dec 20 about 300 miles from home. My alternator went out so the truck was down for several days but as of yesterday I had drained all from the Aux. tank into the main and I'm sitting with a full tank. I managed to find Diesel for $3.529 in Mitchell SD so that's why I filled both tanks. Normally I don't use the Aux unless I'm traveling.
Liked the music better than "Ain't Gonna Live This Way No More"... Excellent job and it turned out far better than we expected but you are talented enough to make it happen.
I'm Excited for the shop videos.
Sir, as a plumber you might find this useful. To add weight to my truck in winter, I have two 4 foot sections of 6” PVC pipe that I have capped on both ends. I filled them with sand. I can strap them down anywhere in the bed of my truck. They don’t rot like sandbags do, I’ve had mine for at least ten years. Thanks for all your videos, I really enjoy them.
Add water to the sand to increase the weight
This man won't take your advice, he knows it all 🤣.
This is a great idea with the pc pipe, My gramps would add buckets full of concrete to add wait.
Or just build a wooden crate from scrap wood and fill it with snow using the Bobcat. You have weight when you need it, and when road melts so does the weight.
But to reply on Art's comment, He doesn't think he knows it all, he just doesn't read the comments so he'll never see your advice.
@@cheeto4493 But Cedar reads them. So she may mention it to him.
@@chrischristenson4547 Assuming the PVC pipe is filled with sand, adding water will undoubtedly add weight, but doesn’t that also dramatically increase the chance of cracking the pipe when the water freezes and expands?
I don't know if you've seen what Ambition Strikes is doing... (another homesteading youtube channel)... now THEY are gonna have an industrial size commercial kind of plow. I think they are up in your area... they are in Idaho anyway. You've done a great job on a budget, and I always love watching your uploads. Thanks for sharing this journey with all of us.
I can't be the only one who suggests this but you have all the weight you need for the back end everywhere you look....SNOW! If it's wet, it's heavy. A few buckets from the skid steer onto the bed will weigh it down and when it melts it'll be distributed somewhere other than your immediate parking area. We do it with smaller pickups here in Chicago. Load up the box and off ya go.
That's a great idea. Super simple.
Great truck! Congratulations
That camera took a beating this video
plus the windscreen
I have a couple of military ammo crates that I fill with railroad tie plates to ballast the rear of my plow truck. About 400 lbs. each.
The snow look beautiful!😊
One of my simple pleasures is watching your daily life. I'm 47, 2 kids, a wife, 2 little dogs and a cat in a 3 bedroom apartment in a beautiful community with rivers and not far from the Atlantic Ocean. I have land that I dream of developing into "Ogden Ranch" and I watch everything Heath does. I'm afraid I'll be too old to realize my dream, but seeing someone live this type of life away from the city makes me smile. God bless your home and your family.
Rhett was a fortunate young man when he rolled his truck last winter. Vehicles can be replaced .
Kudos for keeping the camera mishaps in the final cut. Made me smile and is a good indication of the challenges a TH-camr has to deal with.
The truck looks great
Time to make a plow blade from scratch you really need the County Plow style Big Flare on the right side so you can plow quickly and throw the snow farther. 🤟🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you young man for allowing an old man to follow your dreams and have a few of my own. Thanks for posting
Hiya Heath and Cedar
Congrats on everything Heath 👍🏼👏🏼 you totally deserve it all
Hello Red Poppy and thumbs UP!
Heath, we understand the challenges of winter and moving snow, you persevered and put together a solution that will carry you through to spring! Well done and thank you for being so consistent to post and share with us the great things that you and your family are doing.
Ambition strikes is building the snowblower you guys need in your area lol. I love all your videos. Yours and your neighbours.
Another enjoyable video, thanks for sharing your videos with us
Truck is looking good! Love the all wood bed! 😍
Bless Ruby’s heart! ♥️ You have amazing work ethic, Heath!
That was definitely different I never feel off a truck before
Well it's done and runs and it looks good well done sir
Food for thought from an old Phoenix guy. Before I could afford a 4x4, when I'd run up to Payson or Flag' I learned to put about 6 bags of sand in the bed over the rear axle. Had the weight I needed and in the event of ice, the sand came in handy to pour out for grip on the ice when needed.
all of your success is the result of all your hard work and true grit. you deserve the fruits of your labor!
Great transformation!
Looking at that crushed cab made me physically ill. I've rolled two vehicles. I am so very glad that Rhett wasn't hurt.
That Snow Truck needs snowflakes stenciled on the hood or doors! Ruby is the perfect Snow Truck Dog. Dad driving makes it "nap time!" She feels safe. Blessings on you and your family, your homestead, and livestock, your friends and neighbors!✨️🕊❄️🐈⬛📚🫖
If my watching (all of us watching) these videos make it possible for you to keep living this life you live then it is my absolute pleasure to help.
Glory, that snow is beautiful…peaceful….a winter wonderland!
Awesome job 👍👍👍👍 , glad everything works, out great, j green or like Omaha orange , or Pepsi blue color
It sounds great underload pushing snow.
That truck turned out good I like the way it looks for a second Gen. Dodge
bags of sand i the flatbed is a good idea, can always throw it on the road for traction if needed
Take a pallet and build you a 4x4 sandbox fill it with sand or gravel strap it down that way you can take if off and on as you need it.
💡💡👍
Such a wonderful result! So glad our watching contributes to providing for your family!
Great work Heath, please don’t trade this truck in the next few months. This one means something special.
Think about this, these type of winters may become "the norm" rather than the " exception " so good to be prepared. Enjoy all that you do.
At 68 years, I'll leave those crazy weather conditions for the younger go getters like yourself!
I've been blessed to have spent 53 years without having a major accident of my causing and only 1 ticket as a teenager.
LOL, it can be done.
Love your project almost completed as it really looks great and productive as planned. Congratulations.
Have a good weekend!
Thank you, Heath and Cedar for doing life your way. Please don't change who you are for any of your viewers, I realize this is your income and you try to make vedio that perhaps your viewers and analytics and such suggested. But live your life's and just keep working your vedios in there for us. If I'm not so fond of drivetrains and want to see you paint (yup I know you hate it.) Or cedar gardening I'll wait a bit and I won't ever give you grief you do you and I'll keep being me. We all know how to be kind I hope. So ya don't have to apologize for doing it your way, right,wrong,slow or fast.. others please use fellow fallowers don't beat up this family for stuff, please don't break their spirits for sharring there life's journeys.
MUCH LOVE ! To all
Attaboy heath! Keep atter 😁
I really like your channel. I would probably watch you peel apples for fifteen minutes.
True! It's an old art form from Old England. Long, thin spirals!
That was quite a blessing that your son didn’t get too serious of an injury out of that
I think this is my first comment in 6 years of watching your channel. I connect with your appreciation of hard labor and determination. Though our lives are very different, I congratulate you, a hard working man for identifying the honorable joy you get to have plowing your roadroad into the sunset. My driveway is 4.3 miles long north of the boarder in BC, my old Chevy 1500 plows 17.2 miles every time it snows. (4 passes on the road). I prefer to plow well before the sun gets up ( 5am in winter ) so I can have the most quiet hours of the day to myself, and my truck of course. Keep the amazing content coming Heath!
I have been watching you and your family from the very beginning and love to see the changes you have made. Congratulations to you and Cedar on everything that you have achieved 👏
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
After seeing the truck I almost cried for you all. Thank GOD he wasn’t hurt. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
The beauty of living in the country is daydreaming
What a beautiful ride with all the snow on the ground & trees ..
I see why you & your wife love that spot to live ..
Truck turned out nice 👍
Stay safe & God bless
Been watching your videos for a few years, always enjoy them. My best to you and your family. Larry
A lot of hard work, more than you could ever show has resulted in a vehicle that will do the job. Things have come together because you have worked together keep it up, well done.
It was always awesome to watch you build something from nothing or a wreck. I hope the truck serves you for a long time
Hearing that little boy talk about his dreams nearly makes me cry thank you for giving us a glimpse into your dreams and glad we could help you make those dreams come true showing us your dream allows us to dream as well. Looks like you're going to have to do a little tree trimming this spring
just set the bobcat bucket up there and chain it down. Easy Peasy!
Way to go Heath! You are living my dream and I love watching. My dad taught me as a teenager how to check and change the oil. How to change a tire. All the things that might help me, help myself. As a young married 18 year old, I was the parts cleaner for every fixer upper car we ever got. Or "can you fit your hand in there and undo that bolt". I wouldn't change any of the trials that came with marriage or used vehicles. Not that they are one in the same 😁. I'm a Florida girl born and raised so snow was never an issue. I work in a factory for 30 yrs on the floor and still do and how I wished I could have homesteaded like you and your family. Having a temperamental boss really makes me wish I could have been my own boss. I'm hard on myself anyway. I love watching to get away from the rest of the world. Every video is so clean without cursing. I've watched all of the Waltons and little house on the Prarie and you are clean with new videos twice a week. What more could I want. Keep them rolling. Love it. Your family is the best!❤
I am also a native Floridian but felt it was time to move. You are now over 22 million in population, and it will only get worse with open borders.
At 58 the heat, humidity AND hurricanes made the decision an easy one.
Bought 35 acres in NE Wyoming haven't had nearly as much snow as Heath thankfully ,and can't wait to build a home there.
Population LESS than 600 thousand,
no traffic jams here 😂
My advice, move before your only choice for meat and protein is lab grown meats and bug protein, scary future no doubt.
I felt like I was a passenger in the Truck, with Ruby on my lap 🙏😘 Beautiful
I appreciate you sharing your life. I have no desire to live where you get that much snow. But I sure enjoy watching your story.
Wow, 6k for a diesel snow plow, that is stretching that dollar and it looks and works good too.
I used to plow snow for a living in the Colorado mountains. A friend suggested getting an old snowmobile track and cut it in half to throw under the tires if I got stuck. Those and a few buckets of traction sand came in handy from time to time.
I so like the color of the plow truck. Must be the paint itself that's not sturdy. Maybe paint it the same color, just better paint. Very nice seeing the truck doing its job. Your patience has paid off well. Congratulations !!!
You could make a weight out of concrete with pallet fork access. 500 -750 kg should keep you firmly on the road :)
Yes but that 4 wheeler will come in handy when he slides in a ditch or breaks down, he will have a ride back home!!
Wow awesome job!I I think it turned out great 👍. Keep up the awesome job that you do on all your projects You are one very talented person. Love to watch all the jobs you get into. Stay safe a nd as always be well to you a nd family. Take care my friend. Have a great one . Bob Bitchin!!
Outstanding accomplishment.
Nice plow truck, now if you can now just restrain yourself from selling it next week.
I recommend that you do an hour of snow ploughing time with some nice Music such as the end of this vid and I would love to go to sleep watching and listening to it. What do you think?
Nice job Heath, looks like it really cuts nice. Got your dream, Ruby by your side, now add a little Chris Ladoux the stereo. I would add a piro for sure being tuned up and pushing in 4th!
I’m so glad you’re happy with your hard working plow truck, may it give you the service you need for years to come. Can’t wait to see you and Cedar’s plans for the shop completion. Much love to all, be well and safe family.
It's a working plow truck , who cares what color it is.
Well you obviously do NOT have OCD like Heath does !!!!
@@wilburfinnigan2142 LOL!
You are just so talented with trucks and motors, it’s amazing, and they always look so awesome, outstanding!!!
How beautiful that you've realised your dreams Heath (& Cedar and the clan). So often in life people have regrets or never realise theirs. You are blessed.
Definitely worth the wait it's a perfect rig for what you need, for extra weight I drop a half a bucket about 1,000 lb of snow on.
Good morning I’m sitting and watching you video and I’m quite jealous of your snow. I also thought if your neighbor Mark and his tractor. You 2 men are so capable with your hands, why not make him a canopy for his tractor so that he can plow snow and not get cold and wet. Just a thought. Have a great day God bless
Congratulations Heath ! Been watching this build from the start. Your perseverance surely paid off. Your welding and fabrication skills are solid. Godspeed.
Thanks for sharing! On lines strangers but friends at heart.
“I needed to make sure the exhaust wouldn’t come back into the cab so I ordered a new exhaust tip” OMG Heath!! Only the very new to the channel are gonna but that!
You wanted to add a bit o bling to your masterpiece work truck!!
😝
Great job on it by the way! Should provide several years of good service till your next itch
😊
Yeah, my eye brows twitched when he said that. I though to myself “how gullible does he think we are?”
@@robertmatthews4285 😝
Happy Friday from Pennsylvania! Great job on the truck!
Yep! Today is a good day! From Minnesota!✨️🕊❄️🐈⬛📚🫖
Rino lineX that Truck Very Durable. 🤟🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Plow truck looks fantastic. I was wondering if you have thought of using corrugated tin on the walls inside your shop ? I saved a ton of money doing mine that way and it looks old school. Just a thought. LOVE all your videos. Thanks 👍
There is something about the tranquility of moving snow!
I love your channel and very much look forward to your videos every Sunday and Thursday. It pains me to say, but I'm a bit fatigued on the "plow truck" videos. I'm ready for something new/different. Love your building videos and am excited for you moving on to finishing the shop. Keep up the good work, but enough with pushing snow. 😀
I daresay Heath is fatigued with pushing snow! It is his life, push snow or don't leave home for months! We get what Heath gives us!
I’m with you Brant… a bit of plow truck is cool but this for a month or 2 is not the most fun I’ve had watching RPR… mostly knowing that this plow truck will probably be sold in a year or 2. I have totally lost track of how many trucks are being traded and rebuilt on this channel but probably 2 per year
Agree
YES !
Heath. One adventure completed and another adventure is to start. I think more than anything else that projects keeps your brain synapse firing and your heart a pumping. I know you have fun to with the kids and other things. It does make keeping up with the ranches more enjoyable.
🙋♀️❤ Again, Thank goodness Rhet was okay. Hard to believe that was a year ago.
So relaxing
Like mowing the lawn
Great work on the truck
Keep on trucking Heath! 😊
Glad to see it works well for you. It definitely is a good looking truck.
thats the thing about watching homesteader channels.. I may not agree with some of the things that people do but its still interesting to see the outcomes of what other people do... Everyone is going to make different choices because everyone is different.. and there are 3 ways to learn.. you do it yourself and make your own mistakes and do it again.. you take the advise of people with your best interest in heart and realize thats why they give you advise... or you emulate what you've seen others do that works. ............. The first way is the overall hardest running into the wind and darkness blind ... the second is the hardest to accept sometimes taking advise means realize you don't know something and have to rely on others for the best outcome... the third is the hardest to obtain because if you ever want to try something new it means you can't base it on what your parents or neighbors might have ingrained in you as you grew up or what you might learn as an adult by observing others. .......... the key to it all is understanding where you are in those three possibilities and knowing what you have to do to get to the other side in the easiest way. ... either that or life is tough and you make lots of bad choices. .. there really isn't much else to it.
Thanks for taking us along for the ride as you plowed. Even though you slapped us in the face a few times and even dumped us into the snow. Great video. Great truck.
Greetings and blessings to all at Red Poppy Ranch 🤗 It’s great to see the truck ploughing snow after all this time 👍🏻👍🏻 Hopefully it will serve you well for many years to come. Wishing you all the best from the beautiful New Forest in southern England.
To be totally honest I kinda like the plow truck colour. I use 24 x 24 patio slabs for extra weight in my truck. 75 pounds a piece and do not take up much room.
Us little old ladies here in Arkansas think you did a wonderful job with that truck. Now we would just like to see Rhett driving it. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. :)
I was thinking duce and a half, you answered my question without knowing, thanks. After watching the drive on the roads, yea it would be a very tight fit for that.
Thanks for all your videos, I really enjoy them.
Carbon monoxide in the cab? Use a home CO monitor when it’s idling or while you drive it. Your nose cannot sense CO tho’ it can smell some elements of combustion. This is a quick way to tell if exhaust is entering the ban. It’s also cheaper that a visit to the ER. Nice job on the truck. Gonna add any LED lights to the truck or skid steer?
When I bought my 15 Denali, it had an auxiliary tank in the bed. It's plumbed with a Line from the bottom of the tank to a tee in the fill hose. A small line with a solenoid in line and a switch in the cab.. If it's full, I wait until the main tank is running out and flip the switch. It drains ever so slowly into the main tank. I filled both tanks on Dec 20 about 300 miles from home. My alternator went out so the truck was down for several days but as of yesterday I had drained all from the Aux. tank into the main and I'm sitting with a full tank. I managed to find Diesel for $3.529 in Mitchell SD so that's why I filled both tanks. Normally I don't use the Aux unless I'm traveling.
Suggest mud flaps across the back and a pipe frame for the right side to protect the windows and mirror when plowing. Have a great week.
Great job.
Liked the music better than "Ain't Gonna Live This Way No More"...
Excellent job and it turned out far better than we expected but you are talented enough to make it happen.
Glad to see the snow plow working!
Love the new plow truck. Especially the custom flatbed. Now just try to hold on to it for more than 2 seasons. 😆
The engine sounds sweet ..... well done Dreamer 👏
You’ve work hard, honored you family and kept your eyes toward God making your dreams come true. Impressive buddy.