THE FARMHOUSE. More Cutting Wood. Zach and Rose. SNOW. Another Hoosier cabinet. Plowing snow.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Cutting more wood before the snow and cold. Another Hoosier cabinet. Zachary and Rose stop by to get the 4wheeler and chainsaw. Plowing snow with the 4wheeler.
I am laughing thinking about your neighbors looking out and seeing/hearing/smelling your wood cutting and burning and saying, "Man, I'm glad we don't have to do that!" Great video! Thanks so much.
@@kerplunk38880 the neighbors he references in the video
Hello from Chattanooga Tennessee. It's January 12th 2024. We have predicted snow for us tonight. Love yawls u tube channel. And Zach and Rose awesome family.
Thank you Jackie.
I really hope someone responds to your request on the meat grinder bolt. Love learning about how people did things in the past. Looking forward to the refurbishing.
If Joe Googles Hoosier cabinet meat grinder then clicks images , loads of pictures of the wooden block with the bracket, also people selling them on Ebay
Yes Casey but it does not show what it looks like underneath. Most people responding to this have never used a meat grinder in their life. I have and it takes some torque to grind meat. How did that block handle that torque? I am wanting a picture from underneath.
I absolutely LOVE ❤ the cabinet. Can't wait to see more videos of you working on it and finished.
Awesome cabinet. Nice to see Rose and Zach. Good luck with upcoming surgery. 👍😎🇨🇦❄🔥💫 You finally got some snow!
What the hell? How many years have I been watching? Rose seems to of got big real quick. I remember when she was born 😂😂😂. Im getting old 😅.
Joe, I had an idea and thought I would share it here. On your earlier video when you were talking and showing the little diesel heater, I got to thinking that would have an awesome use when a homeowner has frozen pipes. I think we all have been caught forgetting to drip the faucets or not having enough insulation. A homeowner could take the little heater and blow it into the crawl space of their house. I would think the heater could warm up the crawl space to thaw out the pipes.
It would work really well for that.
Always enjoy the Truck Trips. Thanks for showing me around.
Joe, on our family cabinet, if you pull out the sliding table top, sometimes there is an original label underneath, but if it sat outside it may be lost. Keep up the great videos
Thanks Joe! Really enjoyed your videos!Rose is growing so fast!
Hey Joe and Melissa stay warm.Joe take it easy, hey Zach and little Rose 🌹! 🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Thanks for sharing with us Joe. Got a lot accomplished in the misting snow. Looks great around there. Glad you all spent some good time with Zackary and Rose. Looking forward to seeing that cabinet refinished. Stay safe and have some fun while you can. Fred.
I am so glad that I live in an area that does not require chains. We do get walloped every so often and the snow may hang around a few days. But then the temperatures get above freezing and we have sunshine days and it goes away. Then all we have to contend with is black ice. I no longer work and I try to make Doctor appointments mid morning. The sun will have time to warm up the earth.
Thank You for letting us join in. Stay Warm. 👍👍😊
Great job
Rose is such a sweetie.
Joe, at the time of watching your video, it's -5 no windchill yet. Tonight, advisories out which most of MN has for 30-40 below windchill. Plugged my truck in for the first time this early 2024. Great video, as always 👍
My mother had one and it worked liked. A dream.God bless.
The cold is coming for sure. 5 degrees right now as I type this. It started at 23 this morning at 5.
@@NorthernSeclusionWell, 45-50 below here you two. Pipes are frozen in my outside wall freezing the pipe in my bathroom. All else is well and good here. Terrible wind and drifting though. TC Vicki from Iowa 🥶
Looking forward to the renovation of the cabinet.
LOL! Joe, I think MANY of us are concerned you are going to go crazy during your recovery!
Thanks for video. Like always it was awsome video.
You could start charging rent on people who park trailers there.
“Joe and Melissa‘s Trailer Storage”
You’re a good man, Joe.
Love it Joe. I love that off white color. I would keep it close to that other one color though. Love to see za h and Rose.
Fried Green Tomatoes! Awesome Movie!!
Secrets in the sauce. Lol. Awesome teary movie.
Joe That Jim Croce album is a keeper. I was a freshman in college when I found out that he had died in a plane crash in Natchitoches LA. I found out that Elton John dedicated Daniel song in his memory.
I too remember his death. So darn sad and his music is such a storytelling type that you can imagine it in your thoughts as he sings. 🎧
@@vickiconley3638 Yes I was a Jim Croce nut for a while. I even had a Ovation Acoustic Custom Balladeer guitar to mimic his. The other sad fact is Jim's accompanist Maury Muehleisen also died in that crash. Have you ever heard his album The Gingerbread Man. When they were first starting out there were some thoughts about Maury being the lead vocalist and Jim being the accompanist. But Jim's storytelling won out.
@@lockedin60 I have always loved music, especially with the guitar. Both of my brother's played acoustic guitars, and harmonica's. We were really gifted to grow up in the 60's/70's weren't we? I'm going to refresh my memory for the Gingerbread Man!
Man, that’s a wicked cabinet. I like it the way it is but that’s just me. Regardless of finishing opinion, it’s a cool piece and a great score. On a different note, we just got our first snow of the season. A healthy 16”. We haven’t had a storm like that in years. I was jealously wishing that I had a Farmall to take care of the clean up. Take care and thanks for sharing.
16 inches? That is a braggable snowstorm. I always say, if it is going to snow... freaking snow. Lol. The 2 and 3 inch snowfalls are just a menace.
@@NorthernSeclusion yes, so true! Just open the sky and let it snow. Then it will melt sooner. In theory anyhow. Lol
Good video Joe. Got a lot done as usual.
Great video 👍👍 Really enjoyed it
You will do fine after your surgery. Been there done that. But it drove me crazy for a few days after to be able to do stuff. Always good to have the family over, especially the grandkids. Whose loading the boiler, I assure you that you can't do it right away. I tried picking up some logs for the fireplace and that was it, down for the day, Hurrah for pain pills. But as always keep up the videos as a lot of people watch them at least 101K.
Melissa will do the boiler or maybe Brandon. They have both done it before. Thank you Jeff.
Great vid as always Lad.. Top job... 👍👍👍👍
Oh, how nice. A little girl that says Thank you. You don’t meet too many Children that say that anymore.
I too noticed that!!!
Joe if you google - hoosier cabinet side mount meat grinder, there are new brackets for sale that should fit and the design is simple. You could make one yourself.
The old cabinets I've seen had a dough board that pulled out for rolling pie dough out or making biscuits,use as cutting board. There was a bin for the flour and the sifter,a bin for the cornmeal,the rolltop cover that could close. Some called them "pie safes".
This ones cutting type board was inside the lower right side cabinet door. Way too low to be practical but that is where the factory placed it.
Another great project
Geez Joe i love the confidence you have ,I'm not sure after a fews days after surgery you'll be sanding , i had umbilical hernia surgery in June last year 3 weeks slow and took 4 months to fully get back to normal life.
My grandma had a Hoosier cabinet. It had two doors on the left, top and bottom . The top door was where the flour was kept in a bin and the bottom door was for the sifter. On the right 3/4 of the cabinet there was two doors on the top for storage with work space below. It had a pull out work space but the coolest feature was it had a roll top that came down from under the top cabinets to cover the work space. In her later years she moved in with my aunt and I had wondered what happened to the cabinet. A few years later I was visiting grandma at my aunts house and went to the basement (unfinished) and there was the cabinet. My uncle was using it to store tools, I was SICK. It was covered with oil, dirt and grime. I never saw it again.
Rose is getting so tall! The water should be freezing up real good after this week! right now its -25 and going down! I want to complain about people leaving stuff on your property but Im going to try and be more like you and just let it be. Times are tough. But it is a bummer you have to move it and look at it. Cant wait for the cabinet to be all restored. It's going to look amazing!
Joe I am having hernia surgery next week. Speedy recovery to you
Same to you. Hopefully there will not be much down time.
Had my surgery 3 weeks ago and I am back to work with restrictions.
I truly think all heating options equal out on the end… propane is pricey, but there is no work or effort, wood however is less expensive upfront, but the neighbors look out and say”I’m sure glad we don’t have to do all of that work to heat our house” lol
awesome video Joe!
I have a Sellers cabinet! Mine is wood with a porcelain metal top. It too has the floor box with sifter. It too does not have the cap on the bottom.
As handy as you are, Joe , I bet you could build a nice, new hoosier. 😁
We actually talked about that. I could easily do it and it would be fun.
Vandykes in South Dakota has parts for the cabinets. Check it out.
Tons of rain this winter, very little snow accumulation. We did have this past week (Friday/Saturday Jan 12 & 13) a bit of a storm. More blowing of snow than anything. Supposed to get quite cold this upcoming week down around 0 F. Tonight, we are sitting at 8 F. Little concerned about the winter damage on our winter wheat this year, we rely upon on good snow blanket to protect the crop but what little snow we had so far that if we get a prolonged severe cold spell we could be looking at diminished return come harvest in June/July.
Big thumbs up for today's video Joe for Rose wow she is sure growing fast i was amazed since i remember seeing her in your video the last time Joe, what is in the water where Zach lives to make her grow so fast haha love the Hoosier cabinet Joe i can't wait to see the progress as you work to restore it, my mom had the very old fasion meat grinder but the used to clamp it to a pull out cutting board in her kitchen cabinets.
Yea, that’s what I have seen also!
Hey Joe, come to think of it, my Grandma's was like that as well.
Talk about your neighbors, how much does the wood cost? Not to mention the work involved.
Cost me $1875.00 to fill my 2 1000 gallon propane tanks a season. $ 700.00 for two loads of logs this year. It has been so warm though this year been using alot less of both.
Yeah it's pretty much, plus chainsaws, splitter, oil,and a lot of time
It’s not work if you enjoy getting out and cutting wood. I mean I personally would rather use propane, but for heating 3 separate building? The boiler is the way to go. I could imagine how much propane it would take to heat that entire shop @55-65 for a winter.
Nothing beats wood heat in my opinion
@@homosassa2tellico388 yes for sure I've been burning wood for 45 years in my shop mighty nice
I have a propane fridge & stove at my cabin and a 100 lb tank lasts me from May to October.
Paint the cabinet a royal blue and white.
I have the exact same cabinet (the yellow one) in my kitchen. Down to the etched glass and everything. Have you pulled out on the white table top part? Mine extends out so there's more working space.
Yes we have, both the cabinets we have, the top pulls out. Do you have the meat grinder attachment? Does yours have the sugar jar that rotates out? I would like to see a bunch of pictures of yours. homeandcabininc@outlook.com
Mine is the same as yours for the grinder attachment, just a metal plate with a threaded stud sticking out. I don't have the actual grinder though, i think the wood block would be attached to the grinder. Don't have the sugar jar but it's probably in the house somewhere. House is 200 years old this year and I think there's something from every generation around here lol. Mine does have the flour side like yours, the tin part is just bare, no paint in there, I will get some pics and send to you if I can figure it out.@@NorthernSeclusion
Paint? I guess if you want the easy way out, paint will not require much work. You can hide many defects with paint. It would look pretty cheap with paint. What was the original finish? The grain looks beautiful with the correct shade of a nice stain.
Original finish was paint.
Hey Joe, have you ever tried some of the cold weather gear like the Milwaukee M12 stuff? The heated elements keep your core warm enough that your body won't have to reduce blood flow to the extremities to maintain temperature. The increased blood flow will greatly increase dexterity for fiddly tasks like doing that trailer connector.
A+ Fun to watch (!!)
I can't stand painted wood. There's rarely anything more beautiful than natural wood grain. I'd love to see that thing shining and bright grain
Hey Joe, not sure if this is what you are looking for regarding the grinder fixing? Posted a couple of pictures on your facebook page!
12:29 etched glass can be replicated pretty easily these days especially since you have the others as a pattern with vinyl contact paper and etching cream. 💖🌞🌵😷
Zach has already fixed the chain saw and Georges old bike both running good now you way behind i saw that on his channel more then a week ago
Joe Heats 3 building for what one used to coast him
Only 15 minutes in but Rose reminds me of my daughter when she was little I didn't pay any attention to you blokes when she spoke.
For what it’s worth, my vote is black for the cabinet.
You need a trailer there Joe. 😂❤
So did the people that was going to buy your camper back out?
I am not sure but since I have not heard from her in a long time I am wondering that myself. I will put it back for sale this spring if I do not hear from her.
Joe I was wondering when are you planning to remodel or redo the kitchen? Then any size of cabinets should work?
Maybe we should change out our old chainsaws more often.
I know you enjoy that wood splitter and would not go back to the manual way to split wood. There are a few that still split wood the old fashioned way but I do not think they go through the amount of wood you or others do.
I am not sure on the kitchen, That will happen when Melissa says I can tear apart her kitchen. Lol.
@@NorthernSeclusionlol
Joe, please tell Zac that I think Rose is a real cutie. 😊😊😊.
Dover white
I saw waterproof, rechargeable, heated mittens and gloves the other day on amazon. For running tractor or wheelers or even out ice fishing $50 to have hours of warm hands seems like they would be really helpful for you guys. As ive gotten older its become a bigger issue for me 😂
Melissa has bought me several different types of heated gloves and mittens in the last 5 years. The problem with them is they say they will last for hours but I have never had a pair that kept your fingers really warm for more than 30 minutes and the battery is totally dead within an hour.
If you ever find on that last more than an hour. I would buy that . Thanks for share a part of your life .@@NorthernSeclusion
Awesome
When you restore the cabinet you could use some stuff called slip it is used to use one the drawer slides to make it go in and out smoothly it is like a wax lubricant for wood or metal that I think
Next time Zach comes over, get him to help you move the kilns over to Melissa's studio. (Hopefully, before your surgery.) If you can't place them exactly where you want them, at least they'll be easier to move if they're in the right building.💖🌞🌵😷
Perhaps a sage colour for new hossier. Its an "old" colour.
joe type in hoosier cabinet then hit images and you will see the one with the meat grinder .
I see lots of pictures of them and we have a book on hoosier cabinets but it does not show underneath and how it gets held solid.
Woohoo!........im a little bit late to the party....ive got a horrible cold.
Joe, you have us baffled, we don't know the type of hernia you have, but, how in the world do you lift those heavy log sections and run the chain saw etc with the hernia. Hope you are wearing some type of support. Get the surgery done, stay well and be safe! Thanks for the videos, we watch them all. Yeah Man, nice new Stihl sawdust maker!!!!!!!
The future forecast for your area you will definitely be using a lot of wood. Too cold for my old bones.
Please let me know you got this Hopefully help also might have a meat grinder you can have which also is pretty old. Like what you are doing
Joe i hope you can take your dad ice fishing he is my age just i hope you just remember when you were young.
The metal drawer does have a sled top, after you pull the the drawer out you slide the metal back, before you slide the drawer in close the top
Joe when I was a kid in the 80s we used to go to a marina on Lake Erie and the train tracks had those balls and we would use those for our slingshot. Weird. What were they called and why did they use them on tracks. I always thought they were hauling them and just spilled during the loading process
They did spill Mark. they are taconite pellets. The beginning of what will eventually be steel. They used to fall out of the train cars and were perfect for the slingshot.
I’m so glad that we are on natural gas
I am so glad I do not have to pay the bill on natural gas. Even after saying that though, there is no natural gas within 8 miles of the house so it wouldn't matter. Lol.
@@NorthernSeclusion and as long as you have power, You are good to go
Have a feeling you'll have that trailer till summer
these are pictures with the meat grinder attached, hope it helps
Totally needs painted the cream color or white!
more than likely from an old house with a leaking roof maybe not left completely outside or a wet basement
You are taking on too many projects Joe. Lol 😂 you never got to build your shed for your tractor on the side of your garage.
Tractor is doing just fine, she does not care.
I would go with a natural look.
I recall Joe saying that Melissa didnt want natural.
Hey Joe, on the Hoosier, does the enamel top slide in and out? My old one does and the meat grinder attachment on the side fits under the enamel top. Mine you can take that top all the way off if you take out a few nails. I’ve replaced them with screws so I don’t have to play with nailing. Don’t know if that was supposed to be that way, but when I got mine it was filthy so I took it apart.
Yes, both of our hoosier cabinets the tops pull out.
Can't wait to see your skills in action refurbishing the cabinet. I'm a bit surprised the cabinet is bright canary yellow. Is that a aftermarket paint color choice or was it sold originally that color?
definitely after market. Lol.
Mom always called that big bottom metal drawer a potato drawer. But I don't know the correct use
Congratulations, you have a new trailer. It’s called abandoned property. You are a lot nicer than I am.
Is there a harder working man anywhere on TH-cam ? The man is a machine
Hey Joe. I wanted to ask you if you think that cabinet could have been made by two different makers. It being top and bottom, could they have taken the two from two different cabinets to make one?
Didn't you have a contest and one person was to win a Bluetti, is it over and when will we hear about the winner. Thanks
I had never heard of hoosier but today in the guardian an item shows ms. Clayton with one and the grinder seems to be facing main shelf.saltwire is paper email prince edward island canada hope the picture helps .life insert. Anne
A great video Joe. It made me tired just watching.
Can you share with me what camera 📷 do you use
Cannon T7 dslr.
New saw ?
Christmas gift from M
yup, whoever said it's probably lead paint is right, ours has lead paint...it's in the garage
Curious for the second year in a row , why do you not buy a good plow for your 4x4 truck rather then freeze on that ol tractor?
Do you have multiple plug ins for winter heater blocks etc. for everybody's trucks.
The black diesel you can plug in, not the gas trucks but you really never need it with the gas vehicles. Years ago you did but not with everything being fuel injected. My white diesel is from Louisiana so it does not have a plug in installed. I have the plug but have never installed it yet. Unless it is 25 below, even the diesels start with no problem.
I really don’t see that guy coming back for that trailer….just like that lady that bought your travel trailer. You should be charging them for storage
I think this is what you are looking for
Pic isn’t attaching or the link
Reach out if you want and I can get you the link
Please email me the pictures William. homeandcabininc@outlook.com Thank you.
Or the link.
@@NorthernSeclusion Just emailed you. let me know if this helps.
How many miles do you think you drive in one year on average?
Maybe 30,000. Less than I used to.