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My pressure washer is a year old do you think I need a new plug

Safety glasses when yer weed eating.

Wow mum lost loads of weight, looking good

Mate! The place is looking great-green as here in New Zealand

So i know this is an old video bit it just popped up.in my feed. Reading through comments I seen you are in Indiana. With a property that abandoned did you have a brown recluse issue? If so how did you or currently dealing with it. We are looking at a farm in Tennessee thats been vacant for a bunch of years and it has brown recluse in house and copperheads on Property. My wife is terrified of both, more so the spiders because they are in the house.

Does this help from it deflating and collapsing? Mine started deforming

I'm a short timer on the excavator as well and I am doing the same thing you are. I inherited the family farm in the last couple years and I'm cleaning up falling down buildings and all the extra growth everywhere. I kidded my Dad for years that he lived on a sleeping beauty farm it was so thick. I have not been able to walk the farm like a did when I was a kid for 40 years. But cleaning things up like you/we are by hand is a hell of a deal and being a senior, without machines, I'd be out of luck. I have maybe 15 hrs on it. Mine is maybe a bit big, bobcat E85 it's 19,000 lbs, but I got it at a good price and it makes short work of up to 40' trees. Larger ones take a couple of minutes. Anyway that thumb is there to use and the difference is the same as us trying to eat without using our own thumbs. I got a 4 tine thumb so it fits perfectly on my 5 tooth bucket and grabs brush and crud like nobody's business. I too watch the guys on the machines on youtube, it's great to have teachers. I've started at the house and am working my way out. It's scary how strong and fast that thing is. I can rip out material in 20-30 mins that will take hours and sometimes days to clear with the skidsteer. It's very satisfying to see the place come to life again. I too am surrounded with wildlife, the deer and turkeys come within 15' of the house almost daily and have little fear. Good for you. I wish I was at my place more so I could have some critters around like goats, cows and maybe a work horse. My Dad knew of my plans and mentioned a few times that I'd never get my money back from the investment in the equipment, I beg to differ. Some of the return is carrying the torch on, on a place that's been in the family 150 years. There is no $ amount one can put on that, plus it's great fun to play with the machines. My only other word of advise is "3 points of contact" when getting in and out/off the machines and ladders too for that matter. The farm is a dangerous place.

How did you find your property? I am interested in aquireing a tract like yours. Did you use a broker, read ads what?

Sweat equity beyond comprehension. Guess when Mom and Dad were gone, the adult kids were too far away to care. Hope you got it for a steal!

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That’s where the slave stayed,!!

I was taught that the black lead is “first on, last off”.

At least you have a woman who can follow directions. TREAT HER WELL!

That's so much fun!

Can you show us a video on changing/sharpening the blades on the slasher?

With all the tracks/fire breaks you have made, you might be better using fire as a method to clear the brush. Low heat fires would take care of much of what you are using time and diesel on clearing. I love a good clearing video. :)

I know I’m Australian but I am really interested in native habitat rejuvenation. I watch “the native habitat project” and I’m sure I recognised some prairie natives in the stuff you were ‘slashing’ as we call it here in Australia. If you have the space and interest you might consider working to bring back some really endangered ecosystems…. www.in.gov/dnr/nature-preserves/indiana-prairie/

Sift through the dirt underneath the building and you will probably find some dating or ownership evidence dropped through the cracks. Definitely a great place to restore. (Take out that newish room tho!)

I recently found your channel and like your videos. I liked the way you trimmed under the trees, it gives you a park like feel, and you can see through the trees. Blessings to you and your family.

It's bloating, so nothing's pierced the hide. Not a hunter.

EHD. During droughts, a gnat the breeds only in new dried up mud flats, spreads a disease that kills. It messes with a deer where it makes them thirsty and they die near water. The gnats cycle then repeats.

Could also be a road collision with heavy internal bleeding.

Hopefully it's not what went through here in SE Nebraska back in 2011-12. Some gnat carried a sickness that wiped out ~60% of the herd. It gave them a fever that they sought out water to lie in to cool down but never left. SO many carcasses found in ponds & lakes.

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Destroying life and nature, the favorite american past time...

My cousin who is a deer hunter said he thinks he saw a cut on the deer in the video. What do you think? Was this a bad shot from a hunter? Let me know what you think down below. I'll post an update comment with what the DNR says. Thanks for watching!

I’m glad I’m not the only one who saw those wires and thought at first they were backwards.

Perfect your living my dream thanks for sharing !

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Get some used pallets to stack your hay

Thank you parner

You surely handled that well .

A mind blowing. ❤❤❤

these things are life savers mixing for two-cycle, removing old gas,

Is restore the building

You'll have done an amazing job and it's looking very nice

Horses need heating and cooling and pads for the stalls .the tackroom and feed and vet supplies Minera. L blocks salt blocks and other supplies for the horses.

Thanks

Very neat. The machinery helps a lot.

Goats needed to help take control

It has a 3 year warranty. Take it back for a replacement.

Great job

Just happened across your channel today, I must say for me to sit and watch 2 hours worth of videos says that I am enjoying your channel so I have subscribed. I watched the one video where you did a complete service on the Kioti tractor. I would like to make 1 suggestion if I may, it is a suggestion and nothing you are doing incorrect. I am 66years old and back in tho 70’s when I learned to work on semi’s I was taught to always jack up the front axle when lubing the king pins, that way you would not build up pressure on the seals and blow them out, this way the pins, bushing, and bearings would retain grease longer. Again it is just a suggestion and not saying you were doing anything wrong. Thank you for keeping this old man entertained.

wow what a difference great job!

lots of tasty deer...self sufficent..

Im cleanig out fence rows right now. I rented a mini x. Cause thats what everyone suggested. It was slow going. Found and old backhoe for sale up the road. Bought it and have never thought about the mini again. I put the front bucket on the ground and go. Find something big. Turn around and dig it out. Backhoe has been so much faster than the mini x. Edit. I building cattle pastures tho. So im taking brush and everything. To the dirt. Pushing it in piles and burning it.

I used to move mine around in a fence like that every summer. A couple summers ago. I said screw it. And just opened the gate and let em go. They are like chickens. They go out in the morning. Graze the woods and grass all day. And go right back in their pen at night.

We were remodeling a hore ranch in Fla and it had this stuff.. The only thing I had was a weed eater.. A real nightmare...

I've learned not to mow pastures until all the leaves are off the trees, otherwise it won't look like you mowed in a month.

I really love watching this vlog❤️ keep updating