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This is awesome, been trying to find the best way to make a shelter for my pigs but we're on a tight budget (because of said pigs 😂) thank you for sharing man!!

I have a 2015 Ford Explorer where I was getting that "Shutter". Transmission shop mechanic said that their shop was taking care of all the State Trooper, Sheriff, and local Fords with the same problem. He said $270.00+tax for something called ShutterFix. I know vehicles. I know you don't trash the original fluid. I asked what the process was. Drain the fluid and toss!!! ShutterFix and new fluid! Test drive and it was gone!!!!!!! OMG☺ Storm, Please look into that for me.

I like. I probably would have put thermostat further from fan air flow.

Nooice! 😎 STOC

Isn't butchering the end goal for all the pigs and not just the aggressive boar? Glad you are healing! I think he would have been butchered within a day if he had tried to kill me. I admire your attitude!

I'm glad for you that there is an improvement!! Some wind with this mic

Does anyone know what kind of pigs are in this video?

Good job

I’m ready for the cold weather to come

Good neighbours hard to find

Good to know that there are good quality boots out there

Does 29 degrees even count as winter?

Hey there, I just came across your channel. That was quite the pig adventure. I have a tendency to put things off for to long also.

Doing good

Best of luck with Henry! Did you have to pick the last piggie up and carry him? Do the kids name the little ones? This is all more interesting than I could have envisioned! Thanks for sharing!!

Permaculture Source: 1) Geoff Lawton 2)Morag Gamble 3)Weedy Garden 4)Perma Pasture Farm All on RUclips. “Chicken Tractor on Steroids” to create compost + eggs or/meat.

Glad y'all are ok! It's just material that can be replaced! Chin up!

Thank you for checking on me and moving that tree. Love having a great neighbor

Seems like your intent may have been to title this video "Assessing the damage", not "Accessing "

Sorry you have to go through that. But glad you are all ok. Curious where you moved from?. I know you live in TN but thinking you are a new arrival.

Great build. But i would of used full 2 by 4 for the roost boards. This is more conformable for them.

@honeyrockacreas, would you be willing to share a plan of your coops?

hey.. nice vid... can you please tell what are the max rated fan speed for them? i am setting a custom fan urve so need them

I really liked the name, it fits. Had an old dodge Cordova with the 318 in it. I think that was Mopar‘s best engine they ever made. Would love to have that again.

A name like that makes me want some chicken nuggets! So you think you could help an old buddy out with an organic supply for the main ingredient? 😂

Also " buying all the things" instead of sharing/share leasing/purchasing.

Too many dream of doing 'all the things' realistically those who suceed one or two things very well and connect with nearby people who do some of the other things well..then barter and build up slowly.connecting with each other allows the possibility to buy in bulk feed ,other items as needed once a " community" group can be established.

postage stamp farms. homesteads are like 100 acres where people try to live off production.

They’re being crapped on by the federal government that’s what’s going on with the farmers

Those are nice-looking coops

Agree with your hypotheses. Tripling interest rates on all debt is debilitating. Best we can do is hold on to the land and hopefully ride out the storm. Great talk.

You're spot on, buddy! I also hate to see so many schools doing away with AG programs. I think AG is definitely needed to help decrease the ignorance of the dangers in mass market foods. It also increases life skills and self - sufficiency. Support local farmers, folks. It'll help you live longer.

You could do the Christmas tree type trees, kind of place them out in the front toward kinda hides the greenhouse, but it looks very nice and your other gardener which would kind of help but there’s many different ideas to do and what it really comes down to is what you want and your wife wantnot what I want or anybody else wants

Why don’t you put the solar panels at the back under on the stand. and then run the wire around to where they can open door or window and then that window or door may be on a scheduled timer. A flow timer such as this one opens now let’s stare in our both of them open to pull through.

you got this! rooting for ya!

You've got the deck angle theory figured out. As far as the top link goes, if it is too short, as your tractor crests an incline (or even small elevation changes in the field) and the front wheels begin to go downhill, your bushhog will elevate leaving a section of grass that is cut higher (or not at all) than the height you have it set at. Too much length in the top link and you will tend to scalp the top of the incline as the bushhog body bottoms out. You may have to play with that adjustment to get it just right.

I'm north of Nashville. Are you north or south?

you both are blessed to have each other! Loved the slow pace of this video and hope to see you both working at those chores again soon.

Your little boy is adorable! That vivid red hair is just amazing! Seems like your hummingbird would get his buddies to come around.

You don’t know how much I need to do that also but I do get up in the mornings feed the chickens feed the dogs. Those are my morning chores.

How well has the fan worked? What kind of temperatures have you had? Both the outdoor temperature and the temps inside the greenhouse with the fan working? Thanks for the installation video. I'll be setting up my own greenhouse soon. I have side windows, not roof vents. I want to build a cupola to hold a fan on the north side and a clock on the south side. The largest fan I'll be able to have is probably 14 inches. The GH itself is 9ft x 14 ft with a 9 ft peak on a hip roof shape. I'm hoping this will work well enough to keep my plants alive in summer. 91F to 98F is not at all unusual here in central Alabama in July and August.

Good afternoon. I really do like like the chicken coops

I called Dell and found the part number for my Precision 5540. They noted that the parts may be different from different 5540's but these are the numbers for my 5540, which is around 3/4 years old. Part numbers are: Precision 5540 (2021) Left Side Fan F01PX Right Side Fan V9H8N

And thanks for posting this video, very helpful.

Do you have the part numbers or the links to the fans? On the Dell website, there is only one fan available. I'd like to buy both at the same time and replace both while I have the machine open.

South Texas here 100+