you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
How did it work? I remember something from my time on the farm, where the wheels of the implement drove the chains. Worked will when it wasn't too muddy.
You do not get the tracks! You make them. buy steel round rods, angle irons, plates etc. from any metal or steel supplier closes to you. also you can buy parts from JUNK YARDS. Chains and bearings you buy them from hardware stores or industrial hardware suppliers. April 25, 2020
Hi good morning , I am a fan of the machines you do . Can you please send me blue prints of the sweet potato harvester . And your contact information . I need help thanks .
Hi thanks. Unfortunately there is no plue print. I went to a potato farm and got the track, and basically built everything around it. The thing i have to change is the wheel's. They to small. I will do a fallow up wideo of how it's working.
Thanks a lot, gave me a whole new idea to build my onion harvester
you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
it actually works! fantastic work.
Nice, gives me lots of ideas. Thank you for posting this.
Ótima ideia parabens pela postagem, aprendi mais uma!
How did it work? I remember something from my time on the farm, where the wheels of the implement drove the chains. Worked will when it wasn't too muddy.
A very nice home build Please repost and how how it worked !!
nice job. thanks
Excellent Job! Thanks for posting this.
Wow great
Is it use stone peackor in land and is it use peanut or groundnet
It also very effectively removes your fingers with those unguarded chain drives!
You would have to be pretty stupid to put your fingers there in the first place
I hope I can replicate the machine sir here in my ton to help also small farmers.More poer!
If you can put biger tires
Hi Do It Guy Was Wondering If You The Vido Of The Digging In Prosses Working Want To See It Working If You Please???
Kay sir potato plant kashye banayaga in pe vidoes dey
That little tractor may haveitshands
Show a Test Drive!
Where do I get the chain from?
Beet and potato equipment dealers
What is the scientific name of the track?
Where do I get the track?
You do not get the tracks! You make them. buy steel round rods, angle irons, plates
etc. from any metal or steel supplier closes to you. also you can buy parts from JUNK YARDS. Chains and bearings you buy them from hardware stores or industrial hardware suppliers. April 25, 2020
where is the video of it working digging potatoes ?
Hi good morning , I am a fan of the machines you do . Can you please send me blue prints of the sweet potato harvester . And your contact information . I need help thanks .
Hi thanks. Unfortunately there is no plue print. I went to a potato farm and got the track, and basically built everything around it. The thing i have to change is the wheel's. They to small. I will do a fallow up wideo of how it's working.
Hello sir
Did he Work? No? My harvester consists of more than 850 kilograms of iron to be stable, how is that supposed to work?
Hi my friend , I am still working things out . Can you PLEASE tell me the cost of ordering this Chan from you ? . Thanks .
You have to visit a potato farm and buy one from them. That's what I did.
I dont have the chain. I don't sell anything my friend. Im sorry. Try to go to a farm store.
@@thedoitguy4029 Thank you my friend . Your clip also inspires me . I what to help IN the ORFANAG. HOMES FEEDING programs IN AFRICA . THANKS .
How do you make chain,can you tell to us , how can it ran a bout chain did you make with fanbelt with road or chain road please tell to us detaily
I didn't make the chain. I bought it from a potato farmer for $40
woow! it is very interested!! anyway can i get your email please?
Slava Ukraina !