Life on the 49th
Life on the 49th
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How to make legendary dill pickles - My family recipe!
I have been wanting so share my old family recipe and how to make dill pickles since I started my channel. No pressure canner or water bath needed. Its easy, fast and super yummy
Dill Pickles- per quart jar
-3 tsp of pickling salt
-3 tsp sugar
-2 bay leaves - 1 big
-2 cloves garlic
-1 tbsp dill seed = 1 big or 2 small dill flowers
-Fill jar with clean pickling cucumbers - to ring line
-3/4 cup boiling vinegar
-Top with boiling water to the line for the ring. 1" head space
-Clean the rim, put the lid on and tighten the band.
-Mix and shake the jar until sugar and salt is dissolved.
-Let rest for min 12hr
Ready to eat in 6 weeks
Enjoy!!
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Видео

Lambing Season 2023
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Icicle Safety Video
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Don't install a door under an eave of a house. Icicles can be deadly!
Grapple on a Kioti 3510 SE
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Check out all the things we get done with our grapple on a Kioti 3510 tractor. Best investment we ever made.
Acrylic Swipe - Mountain Sky and Lake
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Enjoy this relaxing fluid art acrylic painting. I create 2 different acrylic swipe paintings so let me know which one you like best.
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Fluid Paint Art with the kids
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Acrylic Pour ~ White Black and Gold with chop sticks
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My first pour ! There are a few things I would have done differently, but it was still fun and now I'm hooked !
How big does my wood stove floor pad need to be?
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
If your doing an installation or changing out your wood stove you will need to know how big to make your floor pad. Get the answer from a wood heating professional as well as a few other pointers.
Heart Failure in meat birds
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We have been raising meat birds for years and didn't know this! Watch as we start to have issues of heart failure in our Cornish Cross Meat Birds and learn what we did to try to slow down the loss. Learn the signs of heart failure and what can be done to save the meat.
Kioti CK3510 SE With Inverted Snowblower.
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
If I drive on the snow before blowing it will it leave tracks? That was the question we had before purchasing an inverted snowblower. In this video I cover that and other question we had before investing in an inverted, rear mounted snowblower. We get around 5' of snow every year and this Up Shot Inverted snowblower has been handling it with no problems.
How close can my wood stove be to the wall?
Просмотров 39 тыс.2 года назад
As a wood heating professional I get asked often how close can my stove be to the wall. So I have created a video to help you determine what your stove clearances are and to better understand what your particular install needs.
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Nothing says Christmas more than the crackle of the barrel fire. Thanks to: Hip Hop Christmas by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: www.twinmusicom.org/
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Комментарии

  • @royromero8496
    @royromero8496 7 дней назад

    You are awesome!

  • @jamesetal7088
    @jamesetal7088 27 дней назад

    TY!!!

  • @jaimemondragon9967
    @jaimemondragon9967 Месяц назад

    How far should it be put from a tv

  • @LostBeagle
    @LostBeagle 3 месяца назад

    New subscriber. Installed a Class A steel chimney liner and a DS Heatright coal stove last August. Burned anthracite coal last winter after starting the fires with wood. Do I need a chimney cleaning? To put it another way, do you need to clean the chimney liner if you are burning coal? Do coal gasses get rid of creosote?

    • @Lifeonthe49th
      @Lifeonthe49th 3 месяца назад

      I’m not as familiar with coal burners. But I think it would be best to clean it yearly anyways. The inner liner will last longer if it’s cleaned in the spring and has some of the year without build up on it. Hope that helps

  • @zackhaddad2427
    @zackhaddad2427 3 месяца назад

    It's so awesome to see this. Thank you. I want to start but not sure about some basics yet.

  • @GeorgiaRidgerunner
    @GeorgiaRidgerunner 8 месяцев назад

    why not start with smaller pieces of wood then you wouldnt need to this goofy top down burn crap thats gonna take forever to get going and make enough heat to warm a house or cook a meal yall brag about 11 years of knowledge but it sure isnt showing

  • @Kelleena1on1
    @Kelleena1on1 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you this was very interesting.

  • @johnnyk617
    @johnnyk617 8 месяцев назад

    Is it possible to run my wood stove through an existing chimney? I have a propane insert on the second floor, but I want a wood stove in the basement

    • @jillianrussell4655
      @jillianrussell4655 8 месяцев назад

      No, you are not allowed to mix fuels or vent through different floor levels

  • @johnoswald6192
    @johnoswald6192 9 месяцев назад

    Excellent video. Thanks!

  • @billyrock8305
    @billyrock8305 10 месяцев назад

    Basement best location. Prepare for the ice storm.

  • @RobertBrown-f8t
    @RobertBrown-f8t 10 месяцев назад

    What is the make and width of your blower. I have the same tractor. Thanks

  • @buildcastles
    @buildcastles 10 месяцев назад

    Im on the 45th also sheep : ) ruclips.net/video/_f-Iu_6nn2Q/видео.html

  • @cliffordjamesbloomfield4161
    @cliffordjamesbloomfield4161 11 месяцев назад

    Just curious, why would you be going through more shear pins with an inverted blower than a rear blower? I don't know either, I'm wondering why people would say that. Probably buying one in the next week or two so, would love your feedback.

  • @rozchristopherson648
    @rozchristopherson648 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this video.

  • @erwinbrubacker7488
    @erwinbrubacker7488 11 месяцев назад

    Next to chimney.

  • @rozchristopherson648
    @rozchristopherson648 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much. This is very helpful for me. I am preparing my walls with cement board and stove board shields. The floor is concrete but I am adding concrete pavers for extra protection.

  • @Bobdog-kj3jp
    @Bobdog-kj3jp 11 месяцев назад

    I dont think ur burning properly just be ur glass if you are burning correctly ur glass would be clean .

  • @rebekahcox8813
    @rebekahcox8813 Год назад

    In regards to the clearances: If I put in a proper heat shield, does the reduced clearance still measure from the combustible wall or the newly installed heat shield wall?

    • @Lifeonthe49th
      @Lifeonthe49th Год назад

      In Canada it is measured from the stove, through the shield to the combustible wall.

    • @rebekahcox8813
      @rebekahcox8813 Год назад

      @@Lifeonthe49th thank you so much! Loved this video.

  • @Mike-qk9ys
    @Mike-qk9ys Год назад

    Can’t see or understand how this would work in New England? We get a lot of snow and it often is wet. On asphalt with downward hydraulics I’m sure it’s fine, but on gravel, guessing you would be shooting rocks into the woods until the ground freezes.

  • @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1
    @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 Год назад

    A video on tiny wood stoves if you have any knowledge would be so helpful. I really appreciate your tips in this video. I’m paranoid of burning my grizzly too hot, but I can see it’s necessary. Also wood types would be helpful. I’m trying to learn how to identify all of the trees so I can avoid creosote. Thank you! 😊

    • @GottaLoveGoats
      @GottaLoveGoats 8 месяцев назад

      I have a dwarf stove (tinywoodstoves) and it's the cutest thing ever, but it's been a tough ride getting it up to temperature because it's so tiny. I am green in this area, but am trying to learn...even so, getting this stove up to even a burning (clean) temp is tough. It's so small of an area that it's tough to get enough wood in there to get the fire super raging in order to be able to "tamp it down". But it's likely more of an operator error thing. :)

    • @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1
      @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 8 месяцев назад

      @@GottaLoveGoats thanks for sharing your experiences with me. I have found that hardwoods like black locust work best. I am currently using compressed hardwood bricks and they burn the cleanest and last the longest. I got mine at a hardware store. I don’t need to clean the chimney nearly as much and they are reasonably priced. They are too big to fit in my stove, so I use a chisel and hammer to break them apart. Hopefully I will find some smaller ones to avoid having to break them. It’s great having my mini wood stove, and I’m working out the kinks! Hope yours runs smooth! 😊

    • @GottaLoveGoats
      @GottaLoveGoats 8 месяцев назад

      @@DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 thanks for the advice! I will have to look into black locust. Anything will help lol. I do have some of those compressed logs, so maybe I can be more strategic with those. :)

    • @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1
      @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 8 месяцев назад

      @@GottaLoveGoats some wood burns long and hot. Anything with sap or that isn’t dry enough really creates a lot of creosote. Small rounds, basically two to three inch diameter tiny logs that are really dry work nicely. I feel ya in the challenge to figure out what works best 👍

  • @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1
    @DebbieNobodyneedstoknow1 Год назад

    Thanks for your video! I just cleaned my chimney for the first time. It’s a grizzly cubic mini woodstove so it needs cleaning more. I did notice some flakes in the chimney rain cap. Thanks for your tips! 💐

  • @jjcjr009
    @jjcjr009 Год назад

    I fell asleep, 😮

  • @wobdeehomestead
    @wobdeehomestead Год назад

    A stove pipe thermometer is a great tool to judge when it’s time to adjust you air down

  • @Vegangg
    @Vegangg Год назад

    That's awful. How would you like if someone butchered you? Where's your soul

  • @karma-616
    @karma-616 Год назад

    Stop hurting animals my god. They don't deserve this

  • @chrispereira3668
    @chrispereira3668 Год назад

    Whats the big dill? Lol you crack me up

  • @joshjohnson132
    @joshjohnson132 Год назад

    Ma'am I'm sorry to say this but the music in the background was overpowering your video and made it extremely difficult to hear what you're saying

  • @pandaman2222
    @pandaman2222 Год назад

    How wide is that blower

  • @gradgirl2030
    @gradgirl2030 Год назад

    What about furniture? Is clearance to adjacent furniture the same as a wall clearance requirement?

    • @Lifeonthe49th
      @Lifeonthe49th Год назад

      Yes, it should have a tag and a wall clearance. Keep the loading door clearance in mind too. Usually the clearance around the door is 4’.

  • @albrightfs
    @albrightfs Год назад

    What are they mixed with?

  • @scottdavidson8880
    @scottdavidson8880 Год назад

    July20 2023 what is the make and model of the blower?

  • @thegoodoldways
    @thegoodoldways Год назад

    Same thing is happening to ours. We had 50 and have lost 10 already. They are out on pasture but we have 3 more weeks till processing. So discouraging. We will try removing food..... but it might be too late. We might not have any left to butcher at this rate!

    • @karma-616
      @karma-616 Год назад

      Good. Leave animals alone. Stop bringing them here to suffer and be murdered for your greed

  • @Jaybird9005
    @Jaybird9005 Год назад

    So what if the birds are still warm but you find them dead . can you still eat them?

    • @karma-616
      @karma-616 Год назад

      Jesus Christ man

    • @mertel21
      @mertel21 6 месяцев назад

      Actually when something is dead, but fresh and doesn't smell, and it didn't died of an infectious desies hazardous for people you can eat anything, won't make you any harm. It's an other question if you have the stomach for it but won't make you any harm.

  • @ymehair
    @ymehair Год назад

    Thanks so much for sharing. This is our first time raising meat birds and went out and found a dead one. No signs of any issue last night so was shocked to see a dead one. I gained a lot of info from this and appreciate you taking the time to film this. God Bless. 🙂

  • @hoss6048
    @hoss6048 Год назад

    I have a Kioti 2610..I live on a gravel road . Sounds like some rocks and gravel in there..no issues with smaller rocks and such?

  • @switz11
    @switz11 Год назад

    I went from Kubota to Kioti and you are right, it is a much better value for the money. I am on my 2nd Kioti and love it!

  • @melvis2017
    @melvis2017 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing with us this video very good explanations and advices 👍

  • @donaldstrishock3923
    @donaldstrishock3923 Год назад

    Super-kool handy-dandy "long-tine" grapple. Wondering what "vintage" it is? Sure looks like those " miricale wonder " R14 tires almost immediately needed those tire chains; l keep mine on ALL the TIME over Turf tires. "CHAIN-DRIVE" is the way to go! Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.

  • @Lifeonthe49th
    @Lifeonthe49th Год назад

    Do you have an outside chimney? A chimney that runs out the wall and is outside of the house? Outside chimneys are cold and that causes a down draft. They can be hard to light and often the house will smell of smoke even in the summer. There is not much you can do to fix it, but maybe you have a small stove that is not the best on it either. So having a larger stove that will burn hot for longer will keep the chimney warmer and be less likely to start back drafting when it cools down.

  • @barelyfree9427
    @barelyfree9427 Год назад

    16%? Most places/people say 20-25%.

  • @maxgaetz7432
    @maxgaetz7432 Год назад

    Help... I just moved into a house where my wood stove is the only source of heat. Ive slowly been learning how to use it properly. I am having one problem that I just can't figure out. It has happened 2 times where i get woken up in the middle of the night to the stove letting smoke back into the house. I had the pipe inspected and was told that it is very clean. It is just odd, the stove has let smoke back into the house around 2 AM after the wood is burnt up and is all coals. Does anyone know what the problem could be?

    • @wobdeehomestead
      @wobdeehomestead Год назад

      Could be a negative pressure situation. If your house is tight you may need an outside air intake attached to the stove.

  • @SouthBayFamily
    @SouthBayFamily Год назад

    Great video Do they make Master Forge wood heaters?

  • @bpetroka1348
    @bpetroka1348 Год назад

    What grapple do you have attached?

  • @mrh0wler353
    @mrh0wler353 Год назад

    Good information. One of the best I've seen. I have a wood stove insert in my fireplace, and the chimney has a tile flue. My stove also has a catalytic combustor (all steel aftermarket). I have a chimney brush that I pull down with a rope, but maybe a pole screwed onto the brush would do a better job. Cleaning the chimney is a dirty job.

  • @DubberGuy12
    @DubberGuy12 Год назад

    Nice job 💪

  • @AhmetOmerOzgen
    @AhmetOmerOzgen Год назад

    When you enclose a flue going in the house as single walled, you can use calcium silicate panels and isolate it, and adding 1 top and 1 bottom vents will make your upstairs hotter.

  • @nickfanzo
    @nickfanzo Год назад

    I have some big concerns about my wood stove It’s only 12 inches away from the wall at the rear, no shielding and it’s dry wall. The wall gets hot to the touch. I feel the man that sold us the house had this thrown in to help a sale but safety wasn’t considered with proper distances and shielding

    • @danielleterry2331
      @danielleterry2331 Год назад

      I sure hope you bought a heat shield, I got my umpire heat shield for my walls from tractor supply, since no one down here in Texas was buying them I got them both for 84.00 out the door 😁 yeah I had to drive 40 miles one way but at the price they are now I drove it! Search around it will save you lots and not warp your walls or burn your home down

    • @nickfanzo
      @nickfanzo Год назад

      @@danielleterry2331 how did you install them? Easy?

    • @charonsherrard9348
      @charonsherrard9348 6 месяцев назад

      I have exactly the same issue, the salesman came out to our place prior to install said they'd do it as per specs and it will be fine. Unfortunately when the fire heats up, it heats the gyprock wall and fumes start coming out 😣

    • @nickfanzo
      @nickfanzo 6 месяцев назад

      @@charonsherrard9348 don’t use it if smoke is coming out of anything, ever.

  • @kevinhobbs6854
    @kevinhobbs6854 Год назад

    I'm betting Elliot loved tonka trucks as a kid. Cool footage of farm works.

  • @dvgayle1
    @dvgayle1 Год назад

    Beautiful Just got mine. Can’t wait to get it going!

  • @barelyfree9427
    @barelyfree9427 Год назад

    Dumb comment, sorry in advance, but is that door slightly crooked? Was just driving my perfectionism a bit crazy lol.