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You know you said you know nothing about hydraulics I have a log splitter like that and it is leaking oil from the front all of a sudden that's why I downloaded your video but you did not even show how you took the cylinder apart which pretty much makes your video worthless to me I mean it looks pretty easy to replace those o-rings that's obvious how you took a cylinder apart

Well damn, you skipped over the most interesting part... how did you get the rod and rear piston out? Btw, that 119 engraved into that piston equals 4.648", so that just may be the OD of that piston? I have the exact same CountyLine log splitter as you have, and I'm planning to replace the seals on my 22Ton log splitter pretty soon so I will measure the OD on the piston on mine when I get it out just to see if my theory is correct. Here's a tip, instead of looking for the right size piece of wood to use at the 25:30 mark, just grab a second hammer and use it to drive the wooden handle of the first hammer in your hand (by hitting it on the metal head). You're welcome!! Btw, you're correct that the screw and flat washer that go into the piston on the end of the cylinder is there to keep that piston from going into the cylinder too far. It's a good idea to use some blue (242) loctite on that screw, so it doesn't vibrate loose. TSC doesn't offer the 22 ton model anymore because it got replaced by the 25 ton FAST model. Anyway, good job, and great video. Thanks!

Thanks for the update. I have a similar issue with the source of water being far. I bought a battery powered pump on Amzon, and that changed everything. No more hauling buckets.

Nice work. Thanks for the links and ideas.

I just started a hell of a good bonfire with pinecones no soy needed they went up like a roman torch! But that was outside nit for a fire inside!!❤😂

I have dried up palm bark and yucca leaves. Both full of fibers I've processed for fire starters and I picked up some pine shavings from the pet aisle at WallMart also for fire starters. Of course there is the waxed jute for fire starters. Yet if push comes to shove a can of stereo.

Up side down.

That is a sharp looking truck! I can’t believe how nice that cleaned up!

Nice find.

I like it, just got the 2025 crew base model sp570. Very quiet and smooth ride. Will add some accessories shortly. Thanks for your video.

😊 sweet potatoes leafs are delish!! Don't throw out, tons of vitamins. Butter, oil and stir fry lightly. Really good Also you can dehydrate CHICKEN LIVERS for dogs, great for them. Also frozen blueberries, my pup stands by the freezer every morning waiting for her 2 blueberries

I’ve got 2 Cub Cadet stand on mowers I use for my lawn care business and they are fantastic mowers! Cub Cadet makes fantastic products! Thanks for the great video

B2601. I know a guy with a backhoe you can use 😉

How cool. I've never heard of white sweet potatoes. Do they taste any different? How many potatoes come from each plant? You definitely got some huge ones. Blessings 😊

New subscriber here, I’m also from indiana

Wow!!! Snap’d ready to blow!

Hey Hodge Podge! What part of Indiana are you? I’m in the northwest. Just found your channel. 😊

I will not be giving any more of my zucchinis away!

I made your squash pickles yesterday. Ty for teaching me. Blessings 😊

mine is a county line 28 ton, not sure of the size seal kit to order, got any idea ? thanks

Look delicious

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Love this! I’m doing this challenge too and potatoes are on my list! I think this week will be pickled red onions, roasted poblano salsa?, maybe green chilies… still debating what I’m doing 🤣

I appreciate this video. I’ve been wanting to try this but wasn’t sure how. I see so many doing it dry canning and I know that’s not safe. So it super helpful to see how you’ve done it!

Ours just blew out today after at least 10yr of hard use. Seals lasted longer than the engine 😂. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for sharing. I love making zucchini bread! I've never thought of freezing zucchini. Once thawed, do you drain off the water to make zucchini bread or do you just throw it in the bowl with the juice?

When I get my sheets off the line Which dry real fast in all this heat They look like they've been ironed

There is nothing better than sleeping on cotton sheets that have been hung outside to dry. I will sleep all night long

Will definitely be giving this recipe a try. Thanks for sharing.

I love my clothes line and would not give it up for anything. I rarely use my dryer.

Where did you get your potato cutter? Thanks for sharing the video ❣️

Beautiful sharing dear friend 💖💖💖💖

those small "jars" you are talking about ... check the yellow mustard (or ground mustard) in the grocery stores - many companies put their mustards (and pickles and such) in those little fancy crock looking jars

Won’t they be mushy?

I am north central Indiana. Curious where you are in the state? Nice shirt!

I can on my glass top

I was looking forward to canning my green beans. Even after i stringed them they still had hard woody strings. It's my first year growing the green beans. I used an heirloom bush bean. What kind of green beans did you grow and do you have that problem?

Blanch them in your favorite oil. And freeze them

Don't peel the potatoes.

Before I learned differently, I used table salt with iodine for green beans. It made the beans mushy. I ruined a whole batch of green beans! Yuk. There is a caking agent (whatever that means), but iodized salt also messes with flavor and mostly texture. Good show! New sub here. 😊

Lovely! I am in the challenge too! It is motivating!

Well done!

Can you use a pressure canner on a glass top stove ?

Hi, does it thicken or harden as the days go by? Instead of using Borax, could I double up on the washing soda powder?

Very nice! What do these base models go for?

Wow 120 year old tomato fruit!

i'm going to keep my ball jar lids for storing things only, now. Forjars won me over, too.

That's a heck of a pressure cooker! I bet they'll be tasty!