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Oohhh loquat, lucky lad.

You know, I think the avocados are forming a union with the cherries to overthrow the pineapples! It's a fruity coup! We are in Far North Queensland.

Glad it was helpful! 🤠

There is a creek down behind the old miners shack, just hard to see. We count ourselves blessed. Below is a shorts link of the creek during the last wet season and second link at start is filmed in the creek gully. Thanks for tuning in. ruclips.net/user/shortsqJ1lhQR7v2k ruclips.net/video/VIXdNjGXHDU/видео.htmlsi=aNhCLoxG2Dz6gXJk

Totally agree! Animals are quick learners for sure.

Looks like I need to beef up my content and steer clear of electric fences!

I herd what you said and I'd like to round up with, Maybe your cattle are secretly geniuses! Or was that a misteak!

Tazers are thousands of volts. Its not the volts that kill you its the amps. Voltage in almost more of a pain meter. 120volts is like a tingling sensation. 9,000 volts is painful.

Source: my imagination

@kadejensen7711 youre delusional. Learn more about electricity, its the amps that kills you. Not the vaults. But this video is cap. 🤣

The amperage is low

bro really said source: trust me bro

no cap

I don't get the lingo but guessing you don't believe I got zapped so many times or that the fence had those volts? As I commented above. I might do a video of me getting zapped while the volt meter is connected. 50k views of this video and I will definitely do it.

Thanks for tuning in, no cap!

@@WildOzSteading Cap means lie, No cap means not lying. Dont worry I am gonna have to start looking stuff up when my kids get older.

Ah, then it's no cap. Thanks for the clarification on "cap" and "no cap"!

Thank you for watching the video. Was electrifying to make, it amped up the weekend, pardon the pun.

​@WildOzSteading I dont think it's enough power! Ya didn't learn nothin.

More Power! Argh, argh, argh.

I enjoy reading stories like yours, so glad it's working so well for you all too. I will certainly consider the laser for our next one. Ours are hung up during these cooler times as the bugs and flies are gone, for now. No doubt the salt guns will be back in use the moment the first fly shows its pesky face. Cheers.

Maybe the flies just really like my content! March flies arrive every summer, last summer we were unfortunate enough to have had a freak plague of them. usually they hang around for 3 - 4 weeks and then buzz off.

Awesome right! Did everything I needed without trying to rip my arms off. Go the mighty 4 stroke post hole digger. Plus being 38cc it's frugal!

Well so far 13 x at over 600mm deep plus 4 400mm deep holes for tress have been bored with this 300mm auger. Currently awaiting delivery of new replacement blades as the original ones are beyond sharpening. Yes it has been hard and the back feels it (not that my back is in the best condition). Remember it's about 20Kg to lift with soil on the auger and that is half the strain. Re extension bar: personally I would only use it if digging deeper than 600mm. The hardest part is using the heavy pry-bar to jimmy rocks loose whenever you hit one. With 2 people it would be so much easier. I recommend finding a buddy and teaming up. For us we can't afford $500 for a machine, that money will come in handy later, so worth it for that saving. If I could afford to hire a machine just for digging the holes I would have. All the best with the retaining wall (I did 70m of that and it was easier than this as it was mostly clay then). P.S. I used the concrete sleepers and steel posts for our retaining wall and it looked a million bucks even 3 years later when we sold.

If you haven't seen this video, check it out. Will give you some idea on how hard it is to use 300mm auger in this rocky and clay mixed ground. ruclips.net/video/pGruru5LV60/видео.html

That's awesome to hear! I hope you enjoy your new purchase. FYI, It's still driving star and pipe posts no problems.

Thanks bloke. Bloody good fun still.

So happy to hear you found the review helpful! Let me know how your project turns out with the new Post driver.

I like it. Somewhere out there I heard a brain cell pop!

"Your technically right, which is the best kind of right"

Haha, too right.

That's a great idea, using old pallets and timber to double the volume of your wheelbarrow is genius! Thanks for the tip!

Definitely a game-changer, just like my morning coffee!

Thanks for sharing your method! It's always good to have options for dealing with pests. In our old shack, the salt on the floor is the least of our problems.

What do you mean about the rubber bands

I'm glad you liked the sand wasp part! It was a fun segment to film. Due to popular demand we will do a video dedicated to the Sand Wasp when they return next season.

Double tap on the bastard :) Great review mate

Haha, I'll make sure to double tap on that bastard for you! Thanks for watching!

Well, so far we have the 2 most accurate answers.

Thank you for sharing your experience. Your advice on maintenance is spot on, as with any equipment. Were you lucky and got a good one? Or is it the fact that the ones Alvie and kicking now, we're maintained to a higher standard?

@@WildOzSteading Single cylinder engines generally last longer than twins, less moving parts makes them more reliable. ruclips.net/video/w_vPHA5BSQo/видео.html

FYI I just got the display going and ours has similar mileage to yours, 6550 Miles. Not bad at all.

Bloody oath mate. We are chuffed.

As long as you can dig, I can't see why not. Burying water pipes is the smarter way in my opinion. Water stays cooler and protects the pipe from damage and fire. That's why I buried ours.

Thank you for your fast respond

See, they are like Land Rover. People either love em or hate em.

The old Polaris 500 has a Fuji engine built in Japan, its bulletproof. The newer machines are no good.

@@timberray9572 Thank you for that information. 👍

See like a Land Rover, a real love em or hate em quad.

Haha, glad you caught on! Thanks for watching, buddy!

Good catch! They are as comfy as a Land Rover and similar when it comes to reliability. I thought it was a good analogy to help people understand this Polaris models.

I think your spellcheck is broke.

That's awesome!

Glad you have another machine that uses less water. It's why we mentioned water consumption, as that can be a deal breaker for some. It's all about finding that perfect balance.

A GWM Cannon.

Mate, I'm stoked that you liked the slow motion shot! It was so much fun to film and edit.

Hope you had a great day.

Closest to us so far. Hope Y'All had a great day.

Go pies

Mrs Wild agrees, she is also a loyal Pies supporter.