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@birdmandave6672 - Because I uploaded them after every day of the build.

The handle is very easy to use from the operators seat. When you raise the snowblower with the three point, the handle comes up, and towards you.

I reload, so I chose to use Hornady's 250 gr. FTX pushed by Lil' Gun powder This is essentially the same load that you would get if you bought Hornady's off the shelf, and although Hornady won't tell you what their load contains, I did get it confirmed from someone that actually worked their that this is the closest thing to factory. They also shoot just as accurate, or even a bit more than factory ammo.

This is on a B2650, which is 26 HP

Those were 10 footers. I didn't use the normal formula that you would use when installing stairs in a house. I just installed the stairs to what was comfortable for me. You could shorten them up and make ship steps if you want. Just make sure you put handrails.

I believe I used 8' 4x4's for the legs. Just high enough to get me the view I needed.

@@justadbeer awesome and hey ty for the help

@@brandonyoung7760 - Happy to help any time!!

Thanks for watching Steve. That's actually the entrance wound! I found the slug just under the skin on the opposite shoulder perfectly pealed back into four deadly looking petals.

@@justadbeer wow, that’s unheard of. Did it expand in flight or something? I’ve never seen an entry wound like that before. Even the moose I shot with 178gr .308 had dime sized entry wounds. Nice that you recovered the bullet. I began hunting with the .300 and then switched to .308 a few years ago. I may switch back after seeing this - I have a few boxes of the Tac TX left.

Although the R-14's were new back then when I bought my first tractor, the video is not about tires, it was about testing my new tractor in the snow for the first time. I just though I'd mention that they worked well in the snow as some people were torn between ordering the bar tires and the R-14's. If you don't know what R-14 tires look like, may I suggest you look on a tire website. Thanks for watching

Barnes 110gr TAC-TX

I literally just bought 3 boxes yesterday.

Hey DH, Thanks for the kind words. I have been using a product from Spectracide called Weed Stop. It does a pretty good job for me. I also spray chelated iron when I want to do an extra green-up once in awhile to make the lawn look extra good if company is coming over. As far as size, If your lawn is flat and you think you need the capacity, go for the bigger one. I'm on 3 acres, but only cut maybe a little over a half acre of fairly hilly terrain. I wouldn't be able to pull the added weight of the 31 gal sprayer up hill without spinning the tires. My son is on 3 acres of flat land and is cutting at least 2 acres. He has to fill the sprayer twice to get the job done.

@@justadbeer Awesome information. I kept reading where charts were showing that the 21 gallon was great for 2 acres. I have just under 1 acre. However, if your son is filling up twice for 2 acres, it seem that it is more suited for one acre. I think I'm going with the 31 gallon sprayer. My land is fairly flat with the exception of getting up on the septic tank, were a lot of the weeds are in the shallow ground. thanks for the recommendation of Spectracide Weed Stop. I can't wait to try it. Now if only someone will come up with a chart that describes how much solution to use so that I don't have to do any math!!! Some of those ust make youj scratch your head and use the TLAR technique. :)

You are watching the video through the 1x power lens of a GoPro mounted to the side of my barrel, while I am aiming at a deer through a 7x power scope as it walked through a cleared shoot lane. The perspective is deceiving as is the range, which was less than 50 yards. Thanks for watching.

Kimberly SA

Agreed. I bought an linear actuator and made my own lifter this spring.

@@justadbeer awesome, bet you'll be excited to use that this winter

I looked at the Flimco. It seemed like a good sprayer with only a few negative comments. Best of luck with it and I hope you only have good comments.

OK, so this question made me go out to the garage and grab my manual. Mine says 25:1 (or 5oz. per gallon) oil mix on the specs page. I have no idea why I said 24:1 mix in the video. Just out of curiosity, I googled "predator 2 hp 52cc auger manual" and came up with this manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/56000-56999/56257.pdf This is my exact manual that came with my auger. Check out page 2. I'm not sure how to advise you. A 25:1 mix does smoke a lot, but other than foul a plug, it can't hurt anything. I think that you could go leaner with a good synthetic, but why risk it.

@@justadbeer strange how some boxes say 50:1 even a tag on gas cap 50:1 I wonder if the EPA knocked it down to 50:1 well I messaged harbor freight to see if it is a

@@justadbeer would you run yours at 50:1

@@Kenman619 - Hey Ken, I'm going to keep mine at 25:1 for now. I have several hundred trees to plant in a few weeks so I'm going to play it safe. If I do anything at all, I may try it at 32:1 with a good synthetic. Please keep us posted on what HF says

@@justadbeer Will do TKS.

No guts. you can actually see the first shot in the shoulder as I walk up to it. if you watched the first video (part 1) and read the description, you will see my comment and opinion on the performance of the 50 Beo. Although I like the gun, I am just not that impressed with it's results (at least on deer). A 243 bullet is traveling at almost twice the velocity of the 50 Beo and does a tremendous amount of damage. To compare the two is not reasonable. The wound channel created by a high velocity round such as a 243 is devastating. by comparison, the 50 Beo has less velocity and energy than a 12 ga Hornady SST slug.

Yes, that final shot that was on video was all that was needed to put it down. It expired in about 15 seconds. That movement you see as I'm walking up to it is simply a few after death spasms which are very common. Thanks for watching!

The John Deere is an E180 with the 44" snowblower attachment. The Kubota is a 2650. I'm considering a 3pt blower for the rear as I don't want to lose the loader in the winter. I'm also looking at a grapple from Everything Attachments. Thanks for watching.

I ended up using the Power Service. So far so good. Thanks for watching

Thank you.

Thank you very much!

Honestly, I don't think I would change a thing and I feel the build is solid. I do need to add a sweep to the door to keep mice out, and It could also use some shelving in the overhead to stow gear. but other than that, it held up to the worst opening day storm I could imagine. Thanks for watching

LOL - Your welcome!