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I got it from gov deals but it did not look like that when I got it . I had to do a bit of work on it and a few cans of rattle paint

Looks great! Nice job.

@@johnhiggins285 Thank you . if you can get one , do it . Those little Myanmar diesels are worth it alone. Easy on fuel and reliable

My best buddies

I can probably help you out on that front

It's a 661 i ported and built a " muffler " for. Its my go to saw for the most part with changing bars depending on what I am doing with it

close to 20 Mph .... but on the bumpy track I am on with it, thats a little bouncy

Update on that ...... 23 going by GPS on paved road.

Ohh it's never boring here on a slow day. After the storms we had here in east Tennessee, it downright busy

brass prep for the 223 is a bit more involved when using range brass , thats for sure

just around half MOA .

I am to old to get told what to do in my time. I did enjoy the 20 some years on there though. In a couple of month no one there will remember that I was ever there lol

Yes that 3D printer has a mind of its own 🤭

Thats you for the kind words

Thank you Andrew

Sorry I just stumbled over your comment . No I do not have a backhoe for this tractor.

My grandfather once told me,that there is no such thing as scrap. It’s just a lack of imagination

In an ideal world that would be true. The shaft is round stock with no machining done to it other than the key slot cut ... so this is good enough after measuring the prop shaft with a micrometer and checking for runout with a DTI , I took the easy way out without hauling the boat out and dropping the rudder etc.

The one that looks like a miniature St Bernard is Cowboy and the other is called Norman

Yes you can install as many open center spools vales in series as you want

How can you spot the power beyond port ? Maybe it’s cheaper just to buy a 4 spool block vs adding another spool valve…?@@finniganshomestead2956

Thank you for the kind words, but this is easy enough for anyone to do with a little patience and that super power called common sense

I tried a few powders but keep coming back to H110 for the 3 carbine. It just plain works and i am done sperimentin with it.

That leads down to the spring and the place of the last video

No you don't.... there is nothing like a brush hog mower to wake up every bug in a square mile and wanting to have a go at the guy driving it.

It will take me a couple of days work to turn it into a decent trailer that will hold up to what I use it for. The trick is that ya don't have to live with what you get. You can change and improve things as and when needed and still end up with a good trailer at a decent price. I have invested 1 gallon of black farm paint, 6 tubes of PU based sealant a solar panel with charger, a wireless remote for the pump a hand full of welding electrodes and a few extra grease nipples. I'll probably change the hitch to a pintle style soon as well. Not including the hitch I am under 100 bucks into improvements and 12 hours of my time.

I would stay away from cast bullets as they gum up the gas system and that ta keys some time to put right again and 130 is a tad heavy for it as well unless you are not using an M1 carbine

@@finniganshomestead2956 I put hundreds of rounds of cast bullets through my m1 carbine never had a problem I just lost my reloading notes in a house fire

@@finniganshomestead2956 ive shot hundreds of rounds through my carbine with 130 gr cast and ball 680 with absolutely no issues, ihave 2 lbs of 680 and there is nothing else suitable around,my reloading notes were lost long ago,i realy dont want to guess

@@charlieburnup2521 I use the 110 grain copper plated Berries bullets and H110