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GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Mini Excavator Digging A Drywell
Ep.#305 Taking care of a low spot in the yard by digging a catch basin and filling it with rock and broken concrete. Just a small project today, but time to bring this rental house project closer to an end.
Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
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Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
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Heavy Equipment Moving Dirt
Просмотров 1623 месяца назад
Ep.#304 Using the Yanmar excavator and the Anthony rough terrain fork lift, (Steer Crazy) to move dirt. We have a bucket attachment on the fork lift and it works pretty good, although a bit slow. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!! #heavydsparks#mtnfortress#matt's
Grading Access Road
Просмотров 3964 месяца назад
Ep.#303 Fired up the LW666 motor grader to cut the washboards in the access road to the ranch. The old girl was running great and my son made the job look easy. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Elm Tree Removal
Просмотров 974 месяца назад
Ep.#302 We are taking down an Elm tree that is in bad shape and dangerous to both houses on either side. These are a "weed" tree that grows very rapidly. Although they do provide good shade, bugs seem to like them and get into everything. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!! #JLG#arborist
Road Grader Working
Просмотров 4064 месяца назад
Ep.#301 Using our L-W 666 Grader (LeTourneau- Westinghouse) to grade an area where we dumped a bunch of dirt. This grader is a new to us machine and needs a lot of work but runs well and does what we need. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!! #wabco#johndeere#cat
Belly Dumping - Truck Over The Edge
Просмотров 1915 месяцев назад
Ep. # 300 YeeHa!!! Three Hundred Videos!!! Hauling tons of dirt to the ranch but not without some excitement!!! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Rough Terrain Fork Lift Used As A Bulldozer
Просмотров 1965 месяцев назад
Ep #299 Using "Steer Crazy" to push dirt off a bank and make a larger flat area in front of the shop. Always lots of fun at the ranch!!! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Digging A Bank
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Ep. #298 Working on the trail that leads around our cistern tanks and making a little headway. Some narration at the end of video. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Belly Dumping Adventures
Просмотров 3945 месяцев назад
Ep. #297 Hauling a lot of dirt to the ranch backfilling the area adjacent to the shop. With some issues and delays but getting a lot done anyway! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Yanmar Mini-EX Digging Tough Clay
Просмотров 1637 месяцев назад
Ep. #296 Some hard digging on the hillside with the Yanmar YB 451 excavator. Getting things done, or at least started!!! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!! #matt #diesel #whistlin #sparks
86 Bronco Thermostat Issue
Просмотров 267 месяцев назад
Ep.#295 Working on my old full sized Bronco. Heater wasn't making enough heat to defrost windshield and keep me warm! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!! #FullSizedBronco #Ford302
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Bucket
Просмотров 2548 месяцев назад
Ep. #294 Taking the Yanmar excavator around a side hill to retrieve an excavator bucket. This may be an extra bucket for our mini ex. Our doggone stick supervisor is trying to help! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Ranch Work With The Yanmar YB 451 Excavator
Просмотров 2368 месяцев назад
Ep. #293 Pulling some fence T posts to reuse elsewhere on the ranch. Frozen ground makes it a bit harder but we used the Yanmar mini-ex to make it easier. Had some doggone supervisors helping along with my granddaughter. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Getting Snowplow Truck Ready For Winter
Просмотров 1508 месяцев назад
Ep. #292 Jump starting the snowplow truck and taking it up to battery charger to get it ready for plowing snow this winter. There are other things that need to be done but that will have to wait for a while. Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Working On A Chain Link Fence
Просмотров 308 месяцев назад
Ep. #291 Working on a chain link fence today. Making forward progress! Remember: GET OFF YOUR ASS AND DO SOMETHING!!!
Yanmar Excavator Cleaning Up The Rental Property
Просмотров 1229 месяцев назад
Yanmar Excavator Cleaning Up The Rental Property
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Setting A Cistern Tank
Просмотров 689 месяцев назад
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Setting A Cistern Tank
Yanmar Excavator and Rough Terrain Fork Lift Breaking Rock
Просмотров 3419 месяцев назад
Yanmar Excavator and Rough Terrain Fork Lift Breaking Rock
Cabin Wood Stove Pipe Repair (Part 2)
Просмотров 1379 месяцев назад
Cabin Wood Stove Pipe Repair (Part 2)
Cabin Wood Stove Pipe Repair (Part 1)
Просмотров 1589 месяцев назад
Cabin Wood Stove Pipe Repair (Part 1)
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Loading Dirt
Просмотров 2209 месяцев назад
Yanmar YB 451 Excavator Loading Dirt
Yanmar Excavator Moving Large Rocks To Build A Barrier
Просмотров 2039 месяцев назад
Yanmar Excavator Moving Large Rocks To Build A Barrier
Building An Atomic Underground Cellar
Просмотров 59410 месяцев назад
Building An Atomic Underground Cellar
Propane Pad At The Cabin Property With The Yanmar Excavator
Просмотров 34010 месяцев назад
Propane Pad At The Cabin Property With The Yanmar Excavator
Cabin Repair Using Heavy Timber Logs And The Yanmar Excavator
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Cabin Repair Using Heavy Timber Logs And The Yanmar Excavator
Cabin Roof Support From Snow Damage
Просмотров 13510 месяцев назад
Cabin Roof Support From Snow Damage
I could definitely use that in my backyard. I got huge 3 1/2 foot diameter oak logs that are about 10 to 15 feet long that I need to move and I want to Mill up into lumber
I am setting this up as a skidder and something just to play with. Not sure yet if I will leave the original flat head Dodge engine in it but if I do change it out it will be a diesel. I built a sawmill but it seems the local forest service doesn't want to give out timber permits here so may have to find a private timber area. Thank for the comment!
Hows things going with the machine ?
not working on it currently. Life got in the way and with any luck at all I will begin again very soon. probably looking at mid August. Look for some videos then. Thanks for the comment!
That forklift was manufactured by White. It’s even got the original paint color used by White.I know the company had a model in its lineup that could lift a load up to 41 feet high.That was the White 4-116 Hi-Lift. Very impressive capability for that time period. I’m not sure if the machine in this video is a 4-116 model or not.
This is a new addition to my "fleet". lol I am hoping to get the green one going by this winter if time allows. I have an orange one (or faded red) the we are considering building a drilling machine. Could make some interesting future videos! Thanks for the comment, I will check out the specs.
I just bought a giant beast like this one myself, and was hoping you worked on it and showed a few things. LOL I don't think mine is as old, but not far off. I don't even know what make the thing is, and yours looks the closest out of all the ones I could find online.
I really wanted to get on this project but too many things got in the way. Still going to restore it but it will have to wait a little longer. Thanks for the comment and I will post more vids in the future.
@@sinksalot8860 Oh awesome, thanks for the reply, and I look forward to seeing the progress one day.
Do you still have this?
yes
Deep well!
I think your overalls have seen better days, lol. Looks like a very old battery charger. Oldie but a goodie.
yup, but still works. (Coveralls and charger)lol
Stupid snow. Glad you got some dirt moved, though.
Excellent cheers 🥂 luv it i need excavator 😊
Good luck!
What size engine and RPM is that powering your blower?
I will find out and let you know in a day or two. Thanks for the comment!
I'd like to know also. @@sinksalot8860
I think you should put your skids behind your blower ruclips.net/video/nSg6pDSD52A/видео.htmlsi=UVU5d7JppbGNJTO_
Bummer on the differences.
Severely underpowered
Yes the carb needed cleaned before we tried this. Getting a good tuneup this season. Thanks for the comment!
Fun to watch - especially with 3 heelers in the vid. Would love a voiceover.
Voice next time. Yeah love the pups and the granddaughter too!
Who is the manufacturer?
Hanson Products out of Rockford, Illinois. The fella that started this company unfortunately passed away and the business closed (I think that is accurate). All the parts on this blower are available and there are many still out there in use or gathering rust in someones back yard. Thank you for the comment!
Sweet!!!
Tuning this unit up to install on my pickup and I will also use it on my Bombardier snowcat. Look for some videos coming soon! Thanks for the comment!
Love seeing this! Fancy sawzall! Or however you spell it.,,
Love that sawzall!!!! lol
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice lathe
I just subbed to your channel. Looks like we have a lot in common! Thanks for the sub and the comment!
Wow, lots of views on this video - you should do more of them! This is still the cutest snow cat ever.
More coming soon, including a new body for the cat
Those are huge.
Looks so good!
Nicely done. Works like it should and it's taken a beating with those Icy conditions. It's bogging a bit , but like you said...once you clean the carb and if the snow wasn't so hard , that beast would be performing a lot better. If you tried using a blade on a truck for this job you wouldn't have a blade left or a truck for that matter. The right tool for the job. Cheers.
It's snow time here again and I am tuning it up to put on my Dodge service truck and I will use it on my Bombardier JW69 snowcat. Should be lots of fun for the winter season!! Thanks for the comment!
Dang snow.
Very cute supervisors.
Yes they are!
Much easier than a jackhammer.
I worked great! Still have some small areas I will have to use the jackhammer but Steer crazy saved the day!!!
Wow. Super scary. I could see how much the wind was blowing by watching the Aspen trees on the other side of the cabin. Yikes! But I'm SO glad it's fixed! Thank you!
It tested my nerves to be sure!
Filling your boots with snow is totally something I would have done, LOL! Also, that looked really steep and scary. Yikes!
How are things in joy your channel. But just so you and your viewer's understand I work in the nuclear industry. With that said you best want a front row seat if nuclear war ever comes the war heads are nothing compared to what follows there are 90+ nuclear power stations in the USA and 440 world wide . After a breakdown of all infrastructure around the world, fuel supply for the stand-by generation to cool will run out of fuel. Ractors will go in to melt down. The nuclear fires would burn for decades poisoning. The surface of the planet pretty much forever minimum million years. Have life the Radiation would seek deep into the Earth's crust through water table. There would be nowhere safe not even the best bunker in the world.
Thank you for the comment. While I agree the impacts of nuclear events will be bad, the cellar was built to store food and supplies. It maintains a 55 degree F. temp and works wonderfully! If things in the world go bad, then we would ALL have to deal with that scenario. I always hope for the best outcome!
Yep, good enough for now.
Very impressive - I love those big concrete blocks. How do the ones on the roof stay together (without collapsing)? I assume they have rebar in them or something? I know nothing about this subject, lol.
Several strands of rebar make them very strong. He had a 12,000 pound machine on top with no issues. Also, the collective strength of all the blocks in the roof area spreads the load.
Playing with gaussian blur? Nice propane pad!
Yeah playing with that, but it likes to follow the machine instead of a person
So glad it's saved. That was a lot of work. You and Rick look so much alike.
Thanks. I am lubing my Yanmar io15 now.. Roller s seem smooth but it's a 1994.
Ours is a 1987 I think. Good old machines. Thanks for the comment!
Wow that's not to goo
That looked painful. My arms itched just watching it. But that's a cool hat/ear muff thing you're wearing!
Yeah it made me hurt a bit. The hat I use is for timber cutting and works real good for a lot of other things too!
Looks like fun
Yeah, If this kind of activity kills me then at least I died doing the things I like to do!!! Thanks for the comment!
So much snow that last season and so grateful we caught this in time!
This winter is supposed to be a repeat or worse. Time will tell
There is no way a peaked roof can with stand a big snow load. It must be able to slide off. To do this your roof must be in two sections with a pony or pup wall separating the peak. The reason snow won't slide is because of lamination caused by day time warming. In my location it is not the snow load that causes the collapse. Even though some years we have 100 feet of snow fall, with it settling to 30 feet by the end of the winter. It is caused by rain falling on that snow load , which acts as a sponge and absorbs the weight of the water. This is like trying to support a 30 foot deep swimming pool on your roof. A split peak with an overhang on the highest section of your roof will stop the lamination effect and allow both the upper and lower roofs snow to slide. Check out the Grand Duke mine structure north of Stewart BC Canada. The old boys figured this out in the fifties. It has since been forgotten much to the dismay of another newer failed mine just slightly north of there.
Great info, Thanks for the comment!!!
Really well done and explained. I hope you were warm in there😊
Kept warm but I have replaced that camper since this video. Now I get to do this all over again! Thanks for the comment!
See the Outsider woodsman he found one it had a Ford standard tranny and it had a Iron Duke Pontiac 4 cylinder automatic he is building a log cabin in Ontario Canada a bomby
Yes, I am subscribed to his channel. These are unique machines and I plan on using this to go to my cabin this winter. Only access in winter is with snowmobile or snowcat. Thank you for the comment!
Good morning..your build is coming along nicely so far. It's a good feeling to mill your first few boards on a homemade mill, it will just get better from here on out. Cheers!
Thank you Cecil, I am excited about getting a lot of the little things done including the ground mount. This should be a lot of fun! Thanks for the comment!
You need 5h min and more blade speed looks like that was geared to cut steel.
The old bandsaw had a wood blade on it when I picked it up. This was a hurry up thing just to fix my cabin from excessive snow damage from last winter. I could have had the log milled locally but would have had to wait too long for them to get to it. Also a good excuse to get my mill up and running. Now to finish it! Thanks for the comment
Very good fab cheers 😊
Very cool find 😊
Hard worker no doubt
Diamond in the rough! Great score!
Yeah it is. I am finally getting ready to get it running and put the body from my Thiokol snowcat on it to make it a 2 seater. Can't wait for the snow to fly!
Looks like a lot of fun
Looks like things are coming along love it.
Yeah taking a while, but today it's time to test on a log. Then take a cut from one of my cabin logs. Wish me luck!!! Thanks for the comment!
Good evening..it's looking great so far. Good job. Cheers!
Thanks, It should work real good once everything is complete. I want to get the engine mounted soon, somehow I don't think that electric motor is going to work. Thanks for the comment.
@sinksalot8860 if it was say 7hp it would be 13hp gas, and it would be good size for your rig
Love the creative ability .
Thank you for the comment
@sinksalot8860 Any time I'm a bit of a handy guy to I have a band sawmill project, I will be posting soon 100 inch cut capacity and spending around $3000 American on it in total
I just subscribed to your channel so when you post I can view!
@sinksalot8860 it will be on another channel. I will send you the link when I start to post the series . And I have subscribed to yours always love truly skilled people.
Thanks looking forward to the link