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Thank you Thank you from Michigan. Simplest video. Not too long no mention of” the history of the world”.😂 Learnt about gushers and how to repair them. That should be title 🙏

Thank you the only video I found to explain this using 4x4

Excellent! Thank you for the tip.

Thanks

Very glad I found this and you have a new subscriber. If wrapping the circumference of a tube, will this adhere to itself, the colored part? Or would you recommend cutting it just short of overlapping?

Excellent!

You have them backwards. The cutting edge strikes the ground. Thats common sense. Your basically cutting into the ground, otherwise theres no need to put a sharper edge on the tines period. If you will do a little research, you see that. That set up, especially on a front tine tiller will beat you to death. Plus, your putting more stress on your transmission and engine.

Thank you for the info

Put an old inter tub piece down to protect the tree.

I have problems with 2x4" rectangle 4 foot galvanized fencing. The type that's welded at each connection. It's so brittle It just breaks no matter how many hooks I use. Any tips? I've mastered barbed wire. Sorry I can't watch the entire video. Way too many ads. Like 8 ads 7 minutes in.

I've had them snap and I landed on my ass. Next I may try my truck hitch mounted chain pipe vice and heat the bend with my cutting torches.

Thanks boots and good detailed instructions with zero giggles. God bless you🙏👍

I hope you get a lot of other subscribers you really come up with great tips

How does it keep from being flexed without any tension wires or cables at least top and bottom? Thank you for the specifics about zip tie length and how conduit straps can help,

Thanks for no chit chat or giggling. But this video was 5 minutes of good info stretched out to 20 minutes with really slow talking and incredibly long pauses after every few words. Even at 2x speed, the pauses were hard to wait thru.

This looks fantastic

Looks interesting, but what do you do in the winter. It looks like you won't have a good seal. We have citrus and have to maintain at least 40˚F during the winter months.

Thank you for the excellent tutorial.

Quick easy trick

Use your triler hitch on yiur truck wirks better

I imagine the tension also helps keep the tap in the main line tighter with the constant tension against the barb. This is a great tip!

Awesome idea! Thanks for the great tips.

Came from a 30 min video with music themed montages and b-roll on how to mount deer netting, thank you for being concise and to the point.

awesome!

Perfect, thanks! I made the mistake of poking a hole and didn't realize that would ruin it. Slightly cutting the outer layer makes sense!

Good idea with the nails

Fabulous. Trying to talk my daughter into making one

You can use your Reese hitch on a truck.

Great! Thanks!

Best one yet

Do you think cutting an 8ft 4x4 in half for each side of the corner post will be good enough? So I don't have to go buy 10 footers

you need to check your instalation i am sure they are own backword

wow, I am going to try this. I have a 10 acre orchard with lots, maybe 100, leaks. Its either fix them as they occur or throw away the hose. thanks.

Very informative and helpful! What did you use to paint the T Posts and how does it hold up to the weather? TYIA.

Great demo

One of the more informative, and easier to understand videos I've watched on this subject. Thanks for sharing.

I have built a couple gates over the years. You pointed out a lot of really good tips I was unaware of. Thanks

Thanks for sharing. Great video.

@bootsintheroots where did you purchase your fencing? It looks like a really nice Black 5 foot woven wire fencing. This is exactly what I've been looking for, but I've been unable to find anything like this on the around the New England area.

Nice 👍

I wish you would see this question a year later! I just severed my drip tubing with my lawn mower. Is there a tape I could use to make more wraps and join a new piece of tubing in?

You adjusted it to go up level. What heppened when you tried to lower it back to the ground, ended up short did it?

How much weight can a t post hold if laying it down and hanging weight from it? Anyone know

Thanks for sharing this tip. Will use a roll of flex tape I already have. Mahalo!

Exactly what I needed! thanks

A cheaper method we would do back in the Bahamas was just to pull the drip line taut then tie a bowstring knot and pound in a stake at a 45 degree angle about 1 inch from the taught distance. Pull it just a little more over the stick and boom.

Nice. Thank you very much!

Thank youbvery much !

Great suggestion. I've seen other videos suggest using an angle grinder to sharpen the tip of the T post after drilling about 3-4 1/2" holes through sandstone, then driving it through.

Great tip. I played video at 1.75 speed.