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Exceptional job, Mr. Ridgley!!!!

The in camera editing is great. Super job

HAVE 20.000 HOURS ON THESE MACHINES

Yup

I’m sure I’ll have to also store stuff like this.

kerosene

HOPE THIS HORSE IS TREATED WELL! IVE HEARD HORROR STORIES OF THE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS ESPECIALLY HORSES BY THE AMISH!! REMEMBER GOD CREATED ANIMALS FOR US TOO!

It gets gassy and runs ripe

Per day for good health: 1) 1/4 bale good hay 2) 3-4 lb scoop of oats 3) lots of fresh water Brushed down after a work day, with a mineral block handy...!

More wrong here then just getting gas with a horse an buggie,. The location of this has station has me puzzled with a nice house like that so close🤔

Those boys are getting an education that you can’t put a price on. Well done grandpa!

💯 I’m a plumber and a coworker was killed from a collapse

Did you feed him a hotdog

I’ve seen a bigger one Just haven’t been able to get a good picture

Good looking buck.

Nice four pointer

Just outside my shop door unaffected by my activities

beautiful job on your hardwood cabinet in the back seat. Several excellent ideas in addition to that. Thank you for sharing this.

This is awesome, just kill the background music playing in the video so we can hear him

Looks good, nice setup. Is that pintle hitch rated at 20k turned up like that?

how does that truck pull? anyways great video!

And I thought I hada lot in my 2001 dodge ram 1500 4x4

Impressive organization. Thanks for sharing.

Very well thought out.

Outstanding job!!!

Immaculate. As expected. I bet you’ve never been hurting for work?

This is a new video The first posting came out blurry

Manitou ist scheisse und von JCB will ich erst gar nicht zu reden. Es geht nichts über Merlo.

He can drop off the teleloader off at my place.

Love your shop man.. Awesome

Great shop bud..

Hot damn very nice.💪🙏🏼🇺🇸⚒️🪛🔧

I always used a fork lift when available Good job

Looks like you got most of your bases covered with that tool cart.

Very neat. I didn’t even notice some of the PVC tweaks until you pointed them out. The cleanliness of your stuff speaks volumes for your attitude and if I were a prospective customer I’d take comfort in that.

Very nice video, i like your tool organization videos very much, you should do them more often. Keep it up👍

Everybody has a grab bag, tray, box, or tote they use for normal maintenance and repairs. This is smaller version of a roll cabinet that is easier to move around. And it incorporates a tote tray that can be loaded up and used remotely. This is what works for me, hopefully you’ll pick out something that I’ve done that might help you!

Since you have all those tools and stuff in the back you should consider having something that prevents anything from flying to the front in case of a crash. I knew a guy in construction who would take home stuff from sites. Anything that was going in the trash, if he wanted it he would take it home. One day he was bringing home a stop sign to put in his man cave. He was in a terrible accident where the car flipped and the sign ended up slashing his neck. He did not make it. Be safe.

Hy done the same thing in my ranger for my speakers to sit on in high school

Proof that folks will make a video of even the most mundane shit and post it up. Waiting to come across one titled "taking out my trash" or "spin cycle on my old washing machine" 😒

Thats what its for

Don’t worry. It took me awhile to concede to the idea that vans are truly superior for the trades. You’ll get there….

Bad news in an accident! You’ll have flying tools inside your truck ☠️

seeing these videos reminds me of my grandpa i love them

I hate it cause I didn’t think of it

No bro tools make your car stinky. And your truck looks new. 😢

I am interested in all of your organization and storage ideas in your truck

In my situation, the inside storage is more important than passenger space (this is primarily a work truck, not our family transportation) I built this using the same anchor points as the seat. I’ve stowed it away and can reinstall it when my needs change or I replace the truck.

Before loading the trailer, inspect the tires for dry rotting and low air pressure. I would use car tires. The tires that come with the trailer are usually low quality. I would also check the lights and test braking system.

That’s why so many are broken