so did you feel the differents leaving the tiller on using the loader if you remember I gave you a tip on putting it on when you go to do loader work I know you was going use it anyways but I figure it be a good time for you to think back and see what I was talking about. I agree with you kids love to play in the pool and having a swing set have fun designing the play area
Between you and that tractor there ain't nothing the two of you can't do and all in a day's work. Thanks again for another great video, Till next time God bless
Looks great! Even though I no longer have a need for a tractor tiller, videos like this make me want one. I was thinking when you were tearing the shed down and then cleaning up, to bad those clamp on forks couldn't have been salvaged. Looking forward to the next ones.
A cleaned up clear area is nice, I think I would have saved the doors and hinges off that shed and maybe some of the red siding, Pinterest Todd, repurpose!!! LOL
I'm glad it looked like you salvaged some of those reusable 2x4's. Be careful burning that you don't get any poison ivy in there, the smoke can kill you. I hope you and your family have a lot of fun in your new play area!
We just put up my Granddaughters pool at her house Sunday (NW Michigan). This is the 3rd season on a cheapy 15 ft round 33" deep (short little kids) with the blow up ring & pump. As long as you get them level (I mean really level) they are a decent fairly inexpensive option. The biggest draw back is having to take it down & store every year (where rodents, including squirrels & chipmunks, cant chew holes in it). We had a beautiful doughboy round with a huge beautiful deck around it for our kids. It was easier to care for in many ways but pools aren't cheap to maintain that's for certain!
great job !! but just think how much easier it would have been if you had a set of forks on your scoop you could have lifted the whole shed up and moved it to your burn spot .looks like it is getting dryer there same here in OK i am finally getting in the wheat field (had to work on the combine for 4 days problems arising from not having a shed to put it in out of the weather lots of tin work on augers and such.) have fun with the kiddos and dont slosh too much water into the hay field:))
Wow a whole new beginning. That tiller is tops.I still plow an work the ground simple.But Its very rewarding in the end .Love the videos,the summer is just beginning .Keep the vids coming
Will you be rebuilding that wonderful pool water eater? The one with the poly pipe and black painted 8 x 4 which I have used to keep my aquaponics fish tanks warm in the area that I live here in South East Queensland Australia....We get about three to four days / nights of frost so the sub tropical fish (who like a temperature of water above 22 degrees C - 72 F) need to be kept warm in their IBC tanks. I used your pool heater design without a pump by filling the entire pipe with water, heating it in the day time sun in winter (average about 18 C - 64 F) and having a one way valve at one end of the end pipes which BOTH went into the water tank. As the water expanded in the daytime sun the warm water flows into the tank creating a small vacuum inside the pipes set slightly above the tanks and facing the sun (northerly here). This vacuum was enough to bring the water back up into the pipes via the one way valve at the other end of the pipes...Taking cool water from the IBC tank (two of them - a little less than 2000 ltrs - about 500 gallons) kept the water at about 28 -29 degrees C (82-85 F). This kept my jade perch very happy and overnight, with such a volume of water, the temperature loss was less than three or four degrees... Very successful, very affordable and very brilliant. No extra pump costs, no great expense and no real effort. I will be building a new one in a few years time and will endeavor to keep a photo record this time... The new property will allow for this and much more - hoop houses (shade cloth in the area I will be building rather than plastic 'green' house style) and chickens but not much beyond worms and black soldier flies beyond that. I'm in my 60s now so won;t be taking on too much. Busy enough with church and museums...I manage and am involved in several museums, theater groups and other community activities along with occasional preaching and church involvement. Enough for one old codger... Your design works, your idea was (I admit) entirely 'borrowed' and I thank you for it. Blessings from Australia...
That is so cool to hear! Sounds like a great design. I was thinking about building the pool heater again here but not going to think about that until September
Do you have a Match ? O yes you do lol at 14:15 in... Guess i was a little to quick, but would of been cool to put a match on to it while it was still standing there.. And lit it on the 4th at night had a cook out & Kick Back watching the kids having fun that's what its all about !! Now should spread the Coal left from fire onto your Field's and call it a Win... And yes now it look very nice & nice fine Soil !! SOIL NOT DIRT... Thank you sir for your time.
I have the same tractor I'm looking for a tiller for mine what size and make is yours and would you recommend it and What's a fair price 2 pay for one thank you
@@SSLFamilyDad i was raised just south of st joe and benton harbor. Still have family there but they have given up on the farms. some have sold the land to developers who have large lots but no farming.
What a transformation! Great job! Can't wait to see everyone having lots of summer fun! Blessings from NE Missouri!
so did you feel the differents leaving the tiller on using the loader if you remember I gave you a tip on putting it on when you go to do loader work I know you was going use it anyways but I figure it be a good time for you to think back and see what I was talking about. I agree with you kids love to play in the pool and having a swing set have fun designing the play area
Between you and that tractor there ain't nothing the two of you can't do and all in a day's work. Thanks again for another great video, Till next time God bless
The soil on your farm looks GORGEOUS!!!
We are lucky to have some pretty healthy soil here
Looks great! Even though I no longer have a need for a tractor tiller, videos like this make me want one. I was thinking when you were tearing the shed down and then cleaning up, to bad those clamp on forks couldn't have been salvaged. Looking forward to the next ones.
I still have those I just haven't fixed them yet
Very impressed! Thought for sure you were going to get stuck with the trailer. But, no, pulled it through! This is going to be great.
A cleaned up clear area is nice, I think I would have saved the doors and hinges off that shed and maybe some of the red siding, Pinterest Todd, repurpose!!! LOL
Lol, you know me I save EVERYTHING but sometimes time is more important and I just needed to be done with it
Ahhh, Grasshopper...pick up all of the nails with a magnet before putting up the pool and swing set.
A little rusty nail never hurt anyone.......
@@SSLFamilyDad I was thinking about poking a hole in the pool.
yeah, that would actually really make me mad if that happened. But I put the pool on the other side where the building wasn't for that very reason
@@SSLFamilyDadYou are wrong, had a friend die 50 years ago!
@@chris3m98 Pretty sure you missed the sarcasm.
I'm glad it looked like you salvaged some of those reusable 2x4's. Be careful burning that you don't get any poison ivy in there, the smoke can kill you.
I hope you and your family have a lot of fun in your new play area!
You had a lot of fun doing that. Every time you use that tiller you do such a good job. It shows the love of a tool lol.
The shed held up better than I thought it would.
It actually took a fair bit of ramming before it came apart!
We just put up my Granddaughters pool at her house Sunday (NW Michigan). This is the 3rd season on a cheapy 15 ft round 33" deep (short little kids) with the blow up ring & pump. As long as you get them level (I mean really level) they are a decent fairly inexpensive option. The biggest draw back is having to take it down & store every year (where rodents, including squirrels & chipmunks, cant chew holes in it). We had a beautiful doughboy round with a huge beautiful deck around it for our kids. It was easier to care for in many ways but pools aren't cheap to maintain that's for certain!
I see even the dog wants to be your helper! Nice
Don’t forget the gazebo for the bbq.
Any excuse to use that new tiller! Great job! Your kids must be excited!
great job !! but just think how much easier it would have been if you had a set of forks on your scoop you could have lifted the whole shed up and moved it to your burn spot .looks like it is getting dryer there same here in OK i am finally getting in the wheat field (had to work on the combine for 4 days problems arising from not having a shed to put it in out of the weather lots of tin work on augers and such.) have fun with the kiddos and dont slosh too much water into the hay field:))
That was sho nuff fun to watch but I’m sure a lot of work for you. Love that ole tractor 🚜😇. Oh that looks great and the soil looks very fertile
Wow a whole new beginning. That tiller is tops.I still plow an work the ground simple.But Its very rewarding in the end .Love the videos,the summer is just beginning .Keep the vids coming
WOW that cleaned up nice great job!. We may be men but we are still boys with our toys LOL. Always two thumbs up!.
Can't wait to see!
Will you be rebuilding that wonderful pool water eater? The one with the poly pipe and black painted 8 x 4 which I have used to keep my aquaponics fish tanks warm in the area that I live here in South East Queensland Australia....We get about three to four days / nights of frost so the sub tropical fish (who like a temperature of water above 22 degrees C - 72 F) need to be kept warm in their IBC tanks. I used your pool heater design without a pump by filling the entire pipe with water, heating it in the day time sun in winter (average about 18 C - 64 F)
and having a one way valve at one end of the end pipes which BOTH went into the water tank. As the water expanded in the daytime sun the warm water flows into the tank creating a small vacuum inside the pipes set slightly above the tanks and facing the sun (northerly here). This vacuum was enough to bring the water back up into the pipes via the one way valve at the other end of the pipes...Taking cool water from the IBC tank (two of them - a little less than 2000 ltrs - about 500 gallons) kept the water at about 28 -29 degrees C (82-85 F).
This kept my jade perch very happy and overnight, with such a volume of water, the temperature loss was less than three or four degrees...
Very successful, very affordable and very brilliant. No extra pump costs, no great expense and no real effort. I will be building a new one in a few years time and will endeavor to keep a photo record this time... The new property will allow for this and much more - hoop houses (shade cloth in the area I will be building rather than plastic 'green' house style) and chickens but not much beyond worms and black soldier flies beyond that. I'm in my 60s now so won;t be taking on too much. Busy enough with church and museums...I manage and am involved in several museums, theater groups and other community activities along with occasional preaching and church involvement. Enough for one old codger...
Your design works, your idea was (I admit) entirely 'borrowed' and I thank you for it.
Blessings from Australia...
That is so cool to hear! Sounds like a great design. I was thinking about building the pool heater again here but not going to think about that until September
Do you have a Match ? O yes you do lol at 14:15 in... Guess i was a little to quick, but would of been cool to put a match on to it while it was still standing there.. And lit it on the 4th at night had a cook out & Kick Back watching the kids having fun that's what its all about !! Now should spread the Coal left from fire onto your Field's and call it a Win... And yes now it look very nice & nice fine Soil !! SOIL NOT DIRT... Thank you sir for your time.
Nice garden area! Or pool area...….
It seems to be not water logged. Sun Flowers maybe?
Soooooo exciting 👍👌👏👏👏👏😊
That tiller is awesome!
I was thinking "Why is he doing this the hard way? Why isnt he just burning it?"
Immediately after that thought 6:10
Lined up perfectly.
I have the same tractor I'm looking for a tiller for mine what size and make is yours and would you recommend it and What's a fair price 2 pay for one thank you
It is a 7' Tarter brand sold at TSC
Aquaponic pool??? 😉
lol, I thought about it but was overruled by the kids!
awesome as always
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Loved this video!
That was fun! Why didn't you just burn it down and then clear? Just curious, not judging.
That looked like fun.
What's with all the negative comments and saying you should have done it this way.
lol, that seems to be pretty common these days
What part of michigan are you in?
mid Michigan:)
@@SSLFamilyDad i was raised just south of st joe and benton harbor. Still have family there but they have given up on the farms. some have sold the land to developers who have large lots but no farming.
Just an idea...put a sprinkler in the middle of that and have a mud pit. I know my boys would love it, maybe not girls?
It's so wet around that area you could have set it on fire and let it burn down. Then just clean up the nails.
It would have been a lot cooler and easier if you had just set it on fire.
Believe me I thought about it, just didn't want the nails there and didn't want to burn the shingles and insulation
Why didn't you just burn it?