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Love the 2 strokes. Keep ridin my friend!

Jumping Jahosaphat!! No thank you. I though 2F was bad the past week...

Technically I estimate that if I ran the 10 gallon tank dry, I could get around 58 hours out of one tank at 40 degrees. I just don't want to risk running out of fuel in the middle of the night.

Gotta keep the chickens warm. I use a 185,000 - 225,000 btu kerosene heater to quickly bring up temps, then sustain it with the pellet stove. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@ honestly, that does not seem like such a bad solution ... especially if you got the pellet stove for free. I could go for a situation like that I think.

@ Since we are not heating the barn all the time, I probably only spend about $100 a year on Kerosene, and $60 a year on pellets. The new insulation helps as well. A LOT!!

There is a complete playlist for this project. I encourage you to check out those videos. But to answer your question, It is a 4 door, 1956 Ford Fairlane. Coral and white. With a 292. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@muchgooderish Thank you.Are you selling her ,where is it and how much ,if I might ask.

@muchgooderish Mine was gray and white with a 312,auto.

I think it was a Country Squire,or a Crown Vic.I was 15 ,now I'm 76.I live near San Antonio.

@@BobHarper-s6f Not selling. We can't. One owner car thats been in the family since new. Sentimental value.

There is a complete playlist for this project. I encourage you to check out those videos. But to answer your question, It is a 4 door, 1956 Ford Fairlane. Coral and white. With a 292. Thanks for watching and commenting.

There is a complete playlist for this project. I encourage you to check out those videos. But to answer your question, It is a 4 door, 1956 Ford Fairlane. Coral and white. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I have actually watched your videos while I was doing research as well. The holley sniper is for sure a potential with our car. Well done.

@@muchgooderishwe're definitely not experts on the y block....or the Sniper for that matter lol but we can help you stumble through it like we did. There aren't a lot of people slapping a sniper on a stock y block!

@@fixintwo123 Amen to that. I think your video was the first one I had seen after thinking about if it was possible. Appreciate the future assistance. Good to see the younger ones involved as well. Dont see that much anymore.

@@bartosullivan8050 yep. Thats what it is. Worked great. Driveway is scratch free.

Isnt that exactly what I said it was when I said I had some random piece of pipe in the barn rafters? Haha. Thanks for the clarification. Hopefully someone else trying the idea can utilize the info. Thanks for watching and commenting.

True. I have a 35hp, but I am sure the 25hp would be just as capable for any project I might have. And all from the comfort of a cab.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 I didnt think North Carolina got snow. I do think I am gonna buy a little thicker pipe, but other than that its worked great. Good to hear from you again!

Anything is possible!! Not always efficient, or cheap, but possible.

@@terrywolforth I must live in a cave, because I had no idea it was even a thing. Just popped in my head. I need to get out more. Haha. Thanks for commenting!

@@beardedrockinhillbilly gotta be a little gentle, but will save you a ton in the long run. Good luck!.

It is a rising star trailer. 20' long. 12,000lb. No issues so far and way cheaper than others I looked at with less payload capacity.

Just utilized the heat over the past couple of days. Well worth it.. I mean, you wouldnt want to drive a car with the top down in the winter, right? ha

Oh but did we? I encourage you to watch our more recent videos. You might change your mind! Thanks for watching and commenting.

No thanks

​@@BshiddyUr missin out on major changes that Im sure you will like!! Oh well, can't, and dont want to, please them all no matter what one says or does.

Absolutely. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you had wonderful holidays!

It is a 20' Rising Star trailer rated at 12,000 lbs

Not yet. Havent found the bike I want yet.. well, at the right price and condition.

@@mitchellferre1652 absolute must. To old for humidity and arctic blasts. Takes away the enjoyment and makes it "work".

Nice tractor choice!. Hopefully you enjoy the tractor and the Land Plane as much as I do!.

Validated the battery. It was a 12v, just a very old one. Glad the sludge is "normal" from the non detergent oils.

@ i didn’t mention when you do the timing it will have to be done differently. The y blocks are different. It can be researched on line. Wed take the 55 starters and put them in the 56. The starer turned faster. Your 56 brings back memories.

@richardchretien7412 thanks for the info on timing and starter!

They are ecz-c heads. I believe I read somewhere that a few HP's can be gained from the G heads.

Always appreciate you watching, supporting, and commenting.

Quite the story. Hopefully I dont have to ever deal with anything like that, especially a fire. Lots of expensive things in there, but thankfully all insured.! Thanks for watching and commenting.

At the time, only the walls were insulated with rolled insulation and the wood siding on the inside. Recently we have also insulated the roof with rolled insulation and it does make quite a bit of difference.

@@muchgooderish make an update video. Talk about your insulation changes and temperature changes with the same stove. Congrats on convincing the wife on the roof insulation. That can be a battle

@ Great idea. I will probably work on that since it is 0 degrees outside right now.

VIN is on the right side of the neck tube. Very hard to see, but it is there. At least on mine.

Honestly, I have trouble hearing the radio, but I also have trouble hearing my wife, or anything for that matter. ha. Thanks for the kind words and for watching and commenting.

Thats horrible. Glad it was not worse. I had a coworker whos brother was bounced off his tractor and he was unfortunately caught under the brush cutter. They found his tractor mowing in circles in a field, and didnt find him until hours later. He was not as lucky.

We had some in our yard. Almost got me on the mower. No worries, I took care of them. ha

@ same! I got, got a few times. Forehead became a 5 head for sure lol.

We appreciate that very much. We are extremely happy with it.

Valid reason for sure. I try to avoid my neighbors if at all possible. ha

@@dfarrell2269 As long as she doesnt blame me when you are signing the papers. Haha

We started with a complete car, minus a few trim pieces. I will keep you in mind if we need something. Appreciate the info!

Appreciate the kind words, we're having a blast! She keeps me motivated, for sure!

Wasnt aware they made them without AC and only heat. Lets hope for 12 more years of no broken glass and no branches to the face!.

I had my AC break while under warranty, thankfully. It was just a vent that wouldnt open. I bet it would be expensive out of pocket. And I hope I never have to replace any glass.

@@BeardedRockinHillbilly-w3w we love ours. No conplaints si far.

@@lesliemiers8313 we try! Lol

We appreciate the kind words! Have a wonderful day as well.

I love this bike. Only thing missing is electric start!.

If you have ever been married, and your wife is happy, you understand. lol

@@muchgooderish I was married for 10 years. She was happy but she tried that once. I reminded her she was my wife not my mother and I rode bikes before I rode her and I would be riding after her if she gave me an aultimatum. She laughed and said touche sir. Lol I never got told I couldn't again. She was truly an amazing woman

​@@TattedPappy143 I hear ya. Nobody ever has, or ever will, tell me how I can spend my money. She has talked some sense into me a time or 2, but her usual response is "whatever makes you happy honey". She is amazing!

@@muchgooderish thank God for beautiful and amazing women. If she's got out place in heaven on lock like she did here I can't wait to get there to be with her and my son

​@@TattedPappy143I am sure they have it all under control!

All tractors have their plus positives and negatives, but bang for buck, I felt the Kioti was a great deal and has done everything I have asked of it.

@@muchgooderish We've been actively looking at trading the JD for a Kiot with a cab. We're getting up in years and have found the tractor to be indispensable on our land. We'll be moving out there soon, which means using it in four seasons vrs just good weather. We'll be having to plow snow in the winter and work in the rain with it a lot more, and we aren't getting any younger. Just last summer I was cutting up a downed tree that happened to have an in ground yellow jacket nest down at the other end. The vibrations passing through the log agitating the hive, and I got nailed with seven stings in a matter of seconds! I was in pain for three days and itched terribly for two weeks...miserable! THIS summer we had to clear trees for our new shop and one had a large paper wasp nest in it, but this time I had a small excavator with a CAB. Oh the satisfaction of knocking it down out of the tree, smashing the nest to a pancake under the bucket and driving away without a sting despite hundreds of torpedo-like, dive bomb hits to the glass of the cab with them trying to get at me! 😇 When we found out how much more reasonably priced Kioti tractors are compared to JD & Kubotas, with a very similar level of quality AND so many additional features and better lifting specs, we were sold! There's a very real chance we'll be able to practically trade one tractor for the other (financially), perhaps spending a few thousand more for SO much more tractor with that cab. Anyway, appreciate your video.

​@@carolewarner101Sorry to hear about the stings. Cab will for sure solve that. Hopefully you have a good dealer pretty close. Mine is about 15 minutes away.

There are times I would love an open station, like when just moving items, or pulling hayrides, but most work is dirty, dusty, hot, or cold. The cab takes care of all of that.

Glad you enjoyed!

@@muchgooderish ya talked me into a cab now.

​@@dshephard1028I sure do wish Kioti was givin me some money for all this upselling I have been doing for them. Lol

@@smward1126 I think everyone breaks that bolt. Must be a grade 0, which is more like butter!! Lol

We appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Hopefully with what we just completed in our forthcoming video, it will help the little stove keep up! Thanks for watching and commenting.