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I think it is the first time. I usually say boys and girls. although i have said hen and rooster. I don't call my big boy a billy goat. or the pregnant one does. or is is dams? I don't know the correct terms. I think a flock of crows is called a murder. I think I heard that somewhere

if i had cows i would say cow bull heifer and steer. but i am more used to that growing up in iowa

If you watched four minutes that is so good for my channel. Most of my vids get about ten seconds. Also this vid had three times the next highest. I think the deal is Google recommends this vid to ppl who like fail vids.

I started farming and the poor sail boat sits lonely. I still have all the stuff. I was looking at a tripod lift I made for the motor. It worked but kind of troublesome. As I recall the mast lifter did work well. The mast isn't light either. Takes two guys to carry it around - I usually don't have help though. Maybe I moved it one end at a time. I'm pretty sure I couldn't pick it up and carry it. It's hanging in the barn. Stretches half the lenght of the barn. I do have a dream of sailing in lake michigan some day. i need a new motor and a bigger truck. ha ha

@@BhodieBob - your setup simply needs some lateral (port/starboard) support. It should rotate about the same level as the mast step pin. Otherwise, your setup is very similar to the many successful mast stepping/unstepping setups on RUclips and similar to what I use on my Capri 22 - a similar sized boat to yours. Just to make a point, I have raised and lowered the Capri 22 mast by myself without anything else by just "hefting" it up and down. At 72, I know best to use my gin pole (whisker pole) and bridle along with moving the sheet blocking to the bow. A simple a-frame setup at the mast step area would be a simple solution in the same thoughts as your motor tripod.

it was tricky - i still get a kick out of the name of the hydraulic i used = corn head grease

this is not the answer i expected. i always wonder who is watching my vids. You Tube doesn't tell me.

there is a way to see who is subscribed to you on youtube, but im not sure if you can see who actually watches your videos. i watch most of your videos, but i dont always comment.

So…here’s an update…I’m more of a video watcher than a poster. I had the exact same idea as this one. Except mine was with a 4x6 beam, with 4x4 (12’) legs. Pretty heavy. I used one 2x6 (10’) with a notch cut out. I also had a 2x6 (10’) that I cut in half. I lifted 1 side and slid the 5 footer underneath the leg. Then did the same to the other one. At this point, I took the remaining 10 foot 2x6 and mounted a handle (I had lying around) towards the bottom. Pushed up and pulled with the handle and it went right up.

Here's the thing. I'm not a real concrete guy. I can't make a big slab flat. It's like a calm sea after I'm done. And I have tried the broom using not the official broom and it didn't go well. I don't know if I had an official broom if I could do it well, maybe. But it's okay like this. Another thing I can't really do is lay brick and I have a video about that too. I'm a handyman - I can do it all but not the best at any one thing. Incidentally I showed it to a HVAC guy and he said oh we can level it for you. I said it's level that's what all this new concrete is. People are funny. (It's level for the feet of a three foot square unit)

Any broom will work, no official; broom that I know of. Anyway you did alright and it works for you. I subscribed because you were honest. Thank you.@@BhodieBob

In some cases I think people object to brightness of LEDs because they're whiter. But but certain headlights on pickup trucks are so bright they're blinding when I'm sitting at the stoplight and they're behind me and they shine through all my mirrors right into my eyes and eliminates the entirety of my little car

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I seen another video and just tried it on my tub. I used my scope camera and seen lots of the spray foam didn’t mix. I called DuPont for great stuff and they told me it’s not recommended since there’s no where for the off gas to go. They told me it’s not recommended for under the tub. Not enough air flow to mix well. And if the stuff doesn’t mix it continues to off gas and that gas gets trapped. That stuff gives lung cancer. Now I get to learn how to replace a tub. I had a crack in my tub. Next time I’ll just use bondo, paint it and call it a day.

@@TheMistashmoe I'm sure it's not recommended. I'm not sure what you mean by mixing? It's not a and b components. I didn't have a crack. Only softness. For a crack I would use fiberglass with a mat. I will soon post a video showing the use of both bondo and fiberglass and the benefits of each.

my way was the hardest way. easiest way would be put it back together new fluid no filter. then you could change the fluid after a while. Let me know if you figure out something else.

@BhodieBob ok I will. 👍

I have a 340b with a 745 loader and I got the filter from my new holland dealer

@@trav395hus8 was it a metal composite filter in the leg of the loader?

Yes it was a mesh filter and came with the gasket for the lower plate at the bottom of the loader leg. Filter was 12” by 3 approximately

wow man you are a champion of something - I remember when they used to talk about how great SP was. Well back in the day, I liked DOS. ha ha. I could write batch files to do stuff in DOS. Actually the computer I replaced was 2010 and it wasn't real bad but there was a glitch and I lost 500 gig of data. I made some mistakes. Anyway i figured out time to upgrade. This one has a solid state drive which is cool. I would do ethernet too but it's too far to my router. Also the router covers the whole house in wifi. Even the basement on the other side of the brick chimney. Wouldn't believe it if it wasn't happening. Also how do you get around those "not supported" messages?

if youre talking about the error messages you would get while trying to install a program that no longer supports windows xp, such as a modern web browser or something,, there are third party patches that you can find on the net that allow you to install modern applications that would normally require a newer version of windows to run. by the way, did you know the US military sill uses windows xp? they pay microsoft millions of dollars each year to continue receiving security updates......as for me though, i no longer receive any kind of updates since microsoft stopped supporting xp almost ten years ago. thats okay though, ive still never been hacked! haha

@@アレン-f2x I installed Linux on a laptop which I still have but it's difficult to use because hardware isn't supported

yeah, my computer is pretty slow on the web as well. its only got two gigabytes of ram. websites just get more and more slowed down over time because they become more and more advanced, forcing you to upgrade to newer faster hardware. i dont like that. i want to use my old pc, theres nothing wrong with it,, its just forced obsolescence. kind of like how my old 2g gsm cellphone is going to no longer work here in about a month, all because t-mobile has decided to shut down their old 2g network just because its old. the cellphone still works perfectly fine,, that is until they shut down the old network making it completely useless, forcing me to buy a new 4g or 5g cellphone.......

i have noticed that i get very few likes and comments. but i just track the views.