I really think you're such a wonderful person. You volunteer your time for others despite having to be out in such bad weather, and you go out of your way to make sure conditions are safe for people when you do your normal drain videos. I know I said it before, but I'm really glad I found your channel. :)
Of all the many channels I have subscribed to, Post 10 is the only one I ALWAYS give a thumbs up to and the only one where I watch the adverts all the way thro and usually click ‘visit advertiser’ in the hope it generates some income for him for his efforts outdoors but also his time in producing the videos. His videos are the most satisfying and relaxing and I sometimes find myself watching at 3am, stress free and content. Thanks Post 10.
My dad has the same snowblower! He’s had it over 20 years and like you said, every spring he’ll drain the oil and gas and grease everything that needs it. Still runs great! Just shows how far a little maintenance can go with machines lasting a long time
Post. You are a living Angel of God with your spiritual healing you give to the environment, animals and humans. You possess true kindness and love. 😊♥️.
Ever thought about setting up a PO box so people can send you things? You seem like a really down to earth nice person. I bet you'd get some stuff to use that would help your channel grow.
Joshua M it would be nice for him if a local company would help him out for the things he does am sure there’s big companies out there that could help him 👍
If there's one thing I learned about post 10: Never click away when he says "thanks for watching," because sure enough, the video will go on for a little while longer.
You do a fantastic job clearing drains and snow ,you keep yourself very private and your personal life to yourself, love watching these videos, keep up the good work
Very nice of you to remove snow for others. I love to see the snow because I'm from Louisiana and not much snow here. It looks so beautiful on the trees and stuff. Thanks for sharing this video and the animals are a bonus so cute. Thank you for being so very sweet. God bless you!!!
Lock washers... that is why we hang onto anything that breaks and tear it down for pieces like such. So many times have screws etc. repaired things otherwise would have been thrown out. My wife's mother had a vibrating bouncer seat for her nephew. I had a toggle switch from... I forget now. I took that toggle switch and put it on the bouncer seat, it worked better than it did when they got the seat with the original switch. Took some black tape and went full on over the wires to be absolutely sure nothing would ever happen to her nephew and then used some shrink plastic over that. Mowers... friend of ours used to go out on cleanup and grab every one he could fit on the truck, repair them and sell/use them. One had a rusted out hole on the side and I used a welder and some decent metal plating and put together a new side for it. Welded up and then ground down to shape the metal, shaped and fit the new metal to the old deck. Sold for $25. One we had been using for mow jobs around the neighborhood fell off the truck. We backed up and I fired it up, worked better than it did before it fell. Only damage was a dent to the engine housing on the very top. Never underestimate what you have, even bits from something can come to use later. Shalom
I hope I never need an industrial snow plow like you have. Crazy deep snow. Be dead of a heart attack just trying to get out of the house. Thanks for the content.
You’re an amazing person I hope you’re community are proud of you. You’re local authorities should give you a job and then you can get on the big stuff and even better videos keep it up god bless and have a lovely Christmas 🙏👍
I've thought about this part. If he were to be paid by any type of government, they would dictate to him how, where, and when he would do Post 10 things. That'd suck!
As someone who lives in the Deep Southern US, just seeing all this snow is quite insane. How people lived up north for hundreds of years just baffles me sometimes. In the south, snow is very rare and it usually seen as an event. But for y’all it’s clearly a nuisance. Props to you, Post10. Stay warm.
You could really use the chains. You are a good man keeping the sidewalks of your neighbors clear. Keep up the good work!!! Have a great day. I agree with other comments use some Loc Tight on the bolts.
Great video. Snapper, "Simplicity" snow blowers were one of the better machines back in the day. Briggs & Stratton bought the company and now Simplicity has gone by the way of Evinrude outboards. An icon for decades, now just a memory. One thing you could do to make your ventage machine get much better traction without using chains. The new aggressive snow blower tires are excellent for traction and the narrower the tire, the better the traction. Wider is not better for traction in the snow. Thanks for sharing the video.
That is so much snow! Here on the west coast of Sweden, we had quite cold weather with pretty frost last weekend - but now it's back to above freezing with rain and just plain boring ... :-/
WW, 2 inches of snow here in England and we just come to a standstill ! Lucky you serviced your old snow blower - well done, and thanks for the video - keep safe and warm :-)
I had an old snow blower with the same type of wheels as you have on yours, they were terrible in the snow, especially with the incline I have in my driveway. Tire chains made all the difference. Today most snow blowers have large cleat type tires which are so much better. Great job keeping that old Snapper running. Both of my snowblowers are 25 years old and running strong.
When I was a kid, we did exactly what you are doing only we used snow shovels. I think the person who came up with snow blowers did what we did in their youth.
Take the time and use Vibra-Tite on all the bolts that tend to vibrate off, another channel called Project Farm did a review on these products and Vibra-Tite was the big winner! Even though I don’t live anywhere near your area I just wanted to say thank you! You inspire me mate! Keep up the good work, the Holy Spirit will take care of you!
The amount of snow is crazy, I wish it was like that in the UK until I see the beast of a machine you need to clear it! As always you are being a fantastic inspiring human. Keep up the good work.
Coming home from a long hard day and pulling up RUclips to find there is a new Post10 video.....*BIG sigh of relief* knowing that Post10 is about to melt the day away. I call it, “Post10 Meditation”. Thank you buddy. Keep ‘em coming. Oh! And I agree with these other folk who suggested getting a post office box so we can send you all kinds of goodies. 😁
Good job, man! I have the same orange rubber gloves you have (pile lined) they’re great for snow blowing, warm and dry hands! Thanks for your hard work and awesome videos!
I'm kinda envious of all the snow you get. Here in central Europe we've had warm winters for years now and only really get snow and ice mid January up until match. I'd like a white Christmas just this once.
@@dro6691 Really? I would have thought Finland and Sweden would be pretty experienced at handling heavy snowfall. But then again I didn't have the luxury of the "excellent" american education. (no disrespect as well)
Lock washers (except nord lock) don't really work in vibration. So use locktite or some equal soft locking thread glue. Medium should hold tight enough. If you can, use brake cleaner or something to clean the threads
We don't get snow that deep here where I live in the UK but I still want one of those Snapper machines - Boy does it eat snow! Well done Sir - hard work but for the good of the community as I'm sure some of the residents would be totally house bound without your hard work to clear a path for them
You are such a kind caring and considerate person...karma says what you put out into the world comes back to you...I hope so in your case! 😊Be safe and healthy 😷Take care!
Good job! That blower has a lot to give still! I also noticed the auger and impeller getting glued with snow, might be worth-while to paint them! Alternatively, in a pinch, spray diesel on them.
my inner lizard is freezing but my curiosity would love a chance at using that machine. I can't even imagine that much snow in one day. You are good guy for cleaning off the neighbors sidewalks. Its fun for you and helpful to others so its a win/win.
That is a lot of snow growing up in middle Georgia all my life we don't get snow much at all, winter of 1973 was the most snow that has ever fallen here.
Fun fact from the UK. Although we rarely get much snow, people have mostly stopped clearing snow / ice from the pavement / sidewalk outside their homes. Why? Because over here, if someone slips on the area you cleared and injures themselves, the homeowner that cleared (most of) it is legally liable
other than needing a new governor spring and tire chains, that blower works very well! I say it needs a gov spring because it should not just idle down like that, the gov should open up, which it is not doing in this video. Still a great video! Also, the snow that sticks to everything? try spraying the augers and chute opening with cooking spray, I have done that and it helps keep the snow from sticking
that is some great snow! it hasn't snowed where i live for about two years now. we get a little from time to time but it melts just as quick as it falls.
Shane fox..... No, no, no, don't use the red it will be held together permanently. He needs the Blue loctite that will hold it together and not let the bolts vibrate loose.
Hey mate, an inside tip for bolts... use a paint marker and paint the threads before you screw the bolt into the hole. Make sure the paint is still wet. It will dry when it is installed, making a seal.
Man oh Man!! I am *so* jealous 😭😭 The snowblower ... the _best_ -toy- invention *ever* 😉 When I was living in a house, many years ago, I would always hope for a snowy winter because I could use my snowblower. And when the forecast for heavy snowfall overnight, in the morning, I would jump out of bed like a kid on Christmas, running to the window to survey the accumulation 😉😁 I am *so* jealous 😭😭 Tip: when there is a lot of snow, take "less of a row", so as to allow the blower to clear the chute. Going back and "re-sweeping" dregs doesn't really work.
The deepest snow i can remember in my part of the UK was about 9 years ago and it was 6 inches deep. The entire place fell apart. We cannot cope with a slght fall of snow here. It comes as a major surprise if we get winter weather in the winter. We are a bit rubbish.
Wow I just got recommended this video. I have watched a lot of your videos even the ones that pre date me first finding ya here on the tubes. I don't think I seen this one before.
12:00 There once was a time, not too long ago even, where most people knew that in order for things to last a long time, they had to be taken care of, to be maintained. But then came the "throw-away" cultural revolution, and it has taken such a firm hold of the world in the last few decades that nowadays, as soon as something isn't working anymore (or working right), people throw things into the trash and buy a new version of it without even WONDERING if it might be possible to do something else with it -- like repair it. Few people know how to repair things anymore, which is not the problem. The problem is them not bringing their stuff to someone who knows how to repair it. A new carburetor for a snowblower, for example, and the installment of it, is far, far cheaper than to buy the whole thing new. But with the throw-away culture we have going on nowadays...it's far more convenient to just chuck it onto the curb in one smooth motion instead of jumping through a few hoops to have it repaired. It's a sad thing, and not something our once beautiful planet will be able to survive much longer.
Sonja, you were doing so good until that last sentence. Now don't get me wrong I'm all for recycling things and fixing what can be fixed. I also see the throw away society going on right now and I hope that mentality changes before long. It probably will when things get so bad that people can't afford to buy new things. Someone will stepup and start fixing things. This old world can and will survive anything we dump on it, The people will not. When people are no longer on this Earth it will return to the once beautiful place it once was.
The neighbors that give you dirty looks are probably cynics. Cynics usually don't believe people do things out of kindness, and think everyone wants something from them. You are so very kind to do this for them despite their looks. Good job!
When you throw the bird seed out put it into 2 piles away from each other so the birds have a chance from the squirrels getting it. Also get some SUET cakes for the birds, that pure fat in the suet is what the woodpeckers and other birds need to survive the cold when there is snow cover and no other means of getting food! :))))))))))
I really think you're such a wonderful person. You volunteer your time for others despite having to be out in such bad weather, and you go out of your way to make sure conditions are safe for people when you do your normal drain videos. I know I said it before, but I'm really glad I found your channel. :)
Me too..
Me too
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We need more role models like post 10 🙏
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Just when you think post10 can’t get any better, out comes the snow blower 🌨⛄️
I think the same jajaja...😂😂
Yep!! Whoo Hoo!💪
Say what? Your amazing Post 10. Kitty litter and sand help make ice not so slippery.
Of all the many channels I have subscribed to, Post 10 is the only one I ALWAYS give a thumbs up to and the only one where I watch the adverts all the way thro and usually click ‘visit advertiser’ in the hope it generates some income for him for his efforts outdoors but also his time in producing the videos. His videos are the most satisfying and relaxing and I sometimes find myself watching at 3am, stress free and content. Thanks Post 10.
You sir are an absolute gentleman and a fine example of a good neighbor
You sir are an amazing person......brilliant video as always Post x
My dad has the same snowblower! He’s had it over 20 years and like you said, every spring he’ll drain the oil and gas and grease everything that needs it. Still runs great! Just shows how far a little maintenance can go with machines lasting a long time
All of your "Fans" knew you would clear your neighbors driveways!!
Love all the animals!! So cute!!
Post. You are a living Angel of God with your spiritual healing you give to the environment, animals and humans. You possess true kindness and love. 😊♥️.
Ever thought about setting up a PO box so people can send you things? You seem like a really down to earth nice person. I bet you'd get some stuff to use that would help your channel grow.
Joshua M it would be nice for him if a local company would help him out for the things he does am sure there’s big companies out there that could help him 👍
if he did his house will be full of waders within a month >.
Yeah and I third it too. Thats a great idea.
@@DustyDragons LOL Yap. Although, I am sure he'd donate stuff to local charities too.
I love the comment section of his videos. I almost never donate to youtubers, but I'd make and exception for Post10.
Dam young man you working hard as hel in snow!!! Your a Blessing for your neighbors
Always doing nice things for others. What a wonderful person.
and then post10 snowblows to whole neighborhood! Great stuff! I admire your dedication to your neighborhood.
Awesome Job, Post 10!
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😍Thanks for sharing the winter wonderland footage
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Even without the chains it's better than shoveling! When you have untouched snow like that it's a glorious job to snow blow that much snow!
If there's one thing I learned about post 10: Never click away when he says "thanks for watching," because sure enough, the video will go on for a little while longer.
Oh shit who gave Post10 powertools! He just got acclimated with rakes and shovels.....
Lol jk, nice work!!
Wow! You're a man for all seasons! Nice!
It's Freezing in Orlando this morning lol Thanks for sharing that snowblower kicks ass!
Post, you are a community-minded man. You reach out and make the area safe for others. That’s very special.
Thank You for date-stamping this bid.
I like the pine chair🙃
Another great video Post 10, that was very satisfying to watch. We never get much snow in England, unless it's coming from the east. ♥️
Wow! It really dumped a ton on you! That machine sure is a good thing to have. Good work, my friend.
You do a fantastic job clearing drains and snow ,you keep yourself very private and your personal life to yourself, love watching these videos, keep up the good work
One of life’s good guys totally selfless,an Angel without wings.
Massive respect to you.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸🌸😊😊🇬🇧
Just became a patron! Love all your posts. Thanks for making such captivating and AWESOME content.
It’s excellent how you even care about the beautiful critters that come in your garden 🪴 every little helps so thank you post 10 for being you !!!!!
good job again dude! hope to see more of that little frog you saved!
Very nice of you to remove snow for others. I love to see the snow because I'm from Louisiana and not much snow here. It looks so beautiful on the trees and stuff. Thanks for sharing this video and the animals are a bonus so cute. Thank you for being so very sweet. God bless you!!!
Lock washers... that is why we hang onto anything that breaks and tear it down for pieces like such.
So many times have screws etc. repaired things otherwise would have been thrown out.
My wife's mother had a vibrating bouncer seat for her nephew.
I had a toggle switch from... I forget now.
I took that toggle switch and put it on the bouncer seat, it worked better than it did when they got the seat with the original switch.
Took some black tape and went full on over the wires to be absolutely sure nothing would ever happen to her nephew and then used some shrink plastic over that.
Mowers... friend of ours used to go out on cleanup and grab every one he could fit on the truck, repair them and sell/use them.
One had a rusted out hole on the side and I used a welder and some decent metal plating and put together a new side for it.
Welded up and then ground down to shape the metal, shaped and fit the new metal to the old deck.
Sold for $25.
One we had been using for mow jobs around the neighborhood fell off the truck.
We backed up and I fired it up, worked better than it did before it fell.
Only damage was a dent to the engine housing on the very top.
Never underestimate what you have, even bits from something can come to use later.
Shalom
I hope I never need an industrial snow plow like you have. Crazy deep snow. Be dead of a heart attack just trying to get out of the house. Thanks for the content.
You’re an amazing person I hope you’re community are proud of you. You’re local authorities should give you a job and then you can get on the big stuff and even better videos keep it up god bless and have a lovely Christmas 🙏👍
I've thought about this part. If he were to be paid by any type of government, they would dictate to him how, where, and when he would do Post 10 things. That'd suck!
As someone who lives in the Deep Southern US, just seeing all this snow is quite insane. How people lived up north for hundreds of years just baffles me sometimes. In the south, snow is very rare and it usually seen as an event. But for y’all it’s clearly a nuisance. Props to you, Post10. Stay warm.
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You could really use the chains. You are a good man keeping the sidewalks of your neighbors clear. Keep up the good work!!! Have a great day. I agree with other comments use some Loc Tight on the bolts.
A great part 2 Post. Nice to see you’re in touch with nature and enjoy keeping everything clear and in good order.
God bless you greatly dear post 10! You are a self-less inspiration! Thank you very much!👍👏
I thought you wore your safety coat for unclogging drains...now I know it’s a family thing.
The snow is so beautiful! Enjoy!😊
Great video. Snapper, "Simplicity" snow blowers were one of the better machines back in the day. Briggs & Stratton bought the company and now Simplicity has gone by the way of Evinrude outboards. An icon for decades, now just a memory. One thing you could do to make your ventage machine get much better traction without using chains. The new aggressive snow blower tires are excellent for traction and the narrower the tire, the better the traction. Wider is not better for traction in the snow. Thanks for sharing the video.
Wow!! Tons of rain and tons of snow!!! You are awesome, great video!!
Love watching your videos and you enjoy what you are doing we need a lot more people like you thank you and congratulations on 100k subs
That is so much snow! Here on the west coast of Sweden, we had quite cold weather with pretty frost last weekend - but now it's back to above freezing with rain and just plain boring ... :-/
Why am I sitting here in the Australian summer watching this??? Oh, and get a PO box!
WW, 2 inches of snow here in England and we just come to a standstill ! Lucky you serviced your old snow blower - well done, and thanks for the video - keep safe and warm :-)
Coming up: videos of unclogging slush-clogged drains when it starts to melt.
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The squirrels are my favorites! :) Here in our area of Michigan we have big fox squirrels. Not much snow here yet this year.
I had an old snow blower with the same type of wheels as you have on yours, they were terrible in the snow, especially with the incline I have in my driveway. Tire chains made all the difference. Today most snow blowers have large cleat type tires which are so much better. Great job keeping that old Snapper running. Both of my snowblowers are 25 years old and running strong.
When I was a kid, we did exactly what you are doing only we used snow shovels. I think the person who came up with snow blowers did what we did in their youth.
Take the time and use Vibra-Tite on all the bolts that tend to vibrate off, another channel called Project Farm did a review on these products and Vibra-Tite was the big winner! Even though I don’t live anywhere near your area I just wanted to say thank you! You inspire me mate! Keep up the good work, the Holy Spirit will take care of you!
As always your videos are fun and entertaining.
I never realised the snow causes so much work! Great job all the best from Australia!
That machine of yours put in a good days work there, it deserves a good bit of respect manhandling that weather all up and down your street.
Congrats on your 100k viewers post10! One hell of an accomplishment for getting too many within a year!
The amount of snow is crazy, I wish it was like that in the UK until I see the beast of a machine you need to clear it!
As always you are being a fantastic inspiring human. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! This is so interesting. I have heard of snowblowers, but have never seen one working. It looks like it would be fun, except for the cold.
The weather where you live looks mad. One day it's raining like I have never seen it.... now iv never seen that much snow. Crazy
100k nice people. Gratulation!
You wear them boots everywhere, 👢 . I really enjoy your videos 100%
It's about time you got some snow,Post 10..Now I could see how you work in snow besides water
Coming home from a long hard day and pulling up RUclips to find there is a new Post10 video.....*BIG sigh of relief* knowing that Post10 is about to melt the day away. I call it, “Post10 Meditation”. Thank you buddy. Keep ‘em coming. Oh! And I agree with these other folk who suggested getting a post office box so we can send you all kinds of goodies. 😁
Good job, man! I have the same orange rubber gloves you have (pile lined) they’re great for snow blowing, warm and dry hands! Thanks for your hard work and awesome videos!
I'm kinda envious of all the snow you get. Here in central Europe we've had warm winters for years now and only really get snow and ice mid January up until match. I'd like a white Christmas just this once.
Cassidy West but climate change is a myth.
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Man made climate change is a myth, climate has always changed.
You guys in eu would not be able to handle this kind of snow in 3 day it would be mayhem (No disrespect)
@@dro6691 Really? I would have thought Finland and Sweden would be pretty experienced at handling heavy snowfall. But then again I didn't have the luxury of the "excellent" american education. (no disrespect as well)
@@cassidywest5539 yes but i was talking in majority those are two of many
You had a helper 🥳
You could use “Loc tight” on them bolts too. Just a drop
Lock washers (except nord lock) don't really work in vibration. So use locktite or some equal soft locking thread glue. Medium should hold tight enough. If you can, use brake cleaner or something to clean the threads
those bolts
That's a lot of snow.
In Canada, we got almost twice that during last month.
Mikisiw Newashish I WANT SOME
We don't get snow that deep here where I live in the UK but I still want one of those Snapper machines - Boy does it eat snow! Well done Sir - hard work but for the good of the community as I'm sure some of the residents would be totally house bound without your hard work to clear a path for them
You are such a kind caring and considerate person...karma says what you put out into the world comes back to you...I hope so in your case! 😊Be safe and healthy 😷Take care!
Good job! That blower has a lot to give still!
I also noticed the auger and impeller getting glued with snow, might be worth-while to paint them!
Alternatively, in a pinch, spray diesel on them.
Congratulations on 100k subs!
I DO NOT miss spending my nights/days doing that...mostly with just a shovel. Glad to be living in FL now.
my inner lizard is freezing but my curiosity would love a chance at using that machine. I can't even imagine that much snow in one day. You are good guy for cleaning off the neighbors sidewalks. Its fun for you and helpful to others so its a win/win.
O how I miss having a snow blower...
Lots O'Love from Alaska ☃️🔥☃️
That is a lot of snow growing up in middle Georgia all my life we don't get snow much at all, winter of 1973 was the most snow that has ever fallen here.
Fun fact from the UK. Although we rarely get much snow, people have mostly stopped clearing snow / ice from the pavement / sidewalk outside their homes. Why? Because over here, if someone slips on the area you cleared and injures themselves, the homeowner that cleared (most of) it is legally liable
Wish there was more people like you out there, also you got to buy that snowblower a beer or two lol.
other than needing a new governor spring and tire chains, that blower works very well! I say it needs a gov spring because it should not just idle down like that, the gov should open up, which it is not doing in this video. Still a great video! Also, the snow that sticks to everything? try spraying the augers and chute opening with cooking spray, I have done that and it helps keep the snow from sticking
Man that's a lot of snow you are a wonderful person
That is a lot of snow. I honestly wish that I could see this one time here in the south.
that is some great snow!
it hasn't snowed where i live for about two years now.
we get a little from time to time but it melts just as quick as it falls.
Where is that?
where i live... we haven't had any snow since 2005 xD
I hope we will get same amount of snow here in Poland. I love snow
Bet you’re glad you tuned up the old girl!!! Get some red loctite for those bolts!
Shane fox..... No, no, no, don't use the red it will be held together permanently. He needs the Blue loctite that will hold it together and not let the bolts vibrate loose.
Lol why am I not surprised you love the snow? I’m glad you do, I personally am dreading accumulation anywhere close to that. Thanks for the video.
Hey mate, an inside tip for bolts... use a paint marker and paint the threads before you screw the bolt into the hole. Make sure the paint is still wet. It will dry when it is installed, making a seal.
you should change your name from post 10 to post 100k. congrats man!
Wow! I can't even imagine living somewhere that has that much snow. I think I would die.
Man oh Man!! I am *so* jealous 😭😭
The snowblower ... the _best_ -toy- invention *ever* 😉
When I was living in a house, many years ago, I would always hope for a snowy winter because I could use my snowblower. And when the forecast for heavy snowfall overnight, in the morning, I would jump out of bed like a kid on Christmas, running to the window to survey the accumulation 😉😁
I am *so* jealous 😭😭
Tip: when there is a lot of snow, take "less of a row", so as to allow the blower to clear the chute. Going back and "re-sweeping" dregs doesn't really work.
Love the vintage Snapper!
Snow chains for the tires would increase the traction.
Hahaha, just when I wrote this you mentioned it too ; - )))
The deepest snow i can remember in my part of the UK was about 9 years ago and it was 6 inches deep. The entire place fell apart. We cannot cope with a slght fall of snow here. It comes as a major surprise if we get winter weather in the winter. We are a bit rubbish.
Oh how I dream of that much snow, just once.... Looks great fun though 😎
Wow I just got recommended this video. I have watched a lot of your videos even the ones that pre date me first finding ya here on the tubes. I don't think I seen this one before.
12:00 There once was a time, not too long ago even, where most people knew that in order for things to last a long time, they had to be taken care of, to be maintained. But then came the "throw-away" cultural revolution, and it has taken such a firm hold of the world in the last few decades that nowadays, as soon as something isn't working anymore (or working right), people throw things into the trash and buy a new version of it without even WONDERING if it might be possible to do something else with it -- like repair it.
Few people know how to repair things anymore, which is not the problem. The problem is them not bringing their stuff to someone who knows how to repair it. A new carburetor for a snowblower, for example, and the installment of it, is far, far cheaper than to buy the whole thing new. But with the throw-away culture we have going on nowadays...it's far more convenient to just chuck it onto the curb in one smooth motion instead of jumping through a few hoops to have it repaired. It's a sad thing, and not something our once beautiful planet will be able to survive much longer.
Sonja, you were doing so good until that last sentence. Now don't get me wrong I'm all for recycling things and fixing what can be fixed. I also see the throw away society going on right now and I hope that mentality changes before long. It probably will when things get so bad that people can't afford to buy new things. Someone will stepup and start fixing things. This old world can and will survive anything we dump on it, The people will not. When people are no longer on this Earth it will return to the once beautiful place it once was.
Congrats on 100k
You have a heart of gold
Another great video.
that snow looks all nice and fluffy .... i wish i could see it in person at least once
Thanks for another great video post 10. :-)
Getting out there with the winter lawnmower looks like fun
The neighbors that give you dirty looks are probably cynics. Cynics usually don't believe people do things out of kindness, and think everyone wants something from them. You are so very kind to do this for them despite their looks. Good job!
When you throw the bird seed out put it into 2 piles away from each other so the birds have a chance from the squirrels getting it. Also get some SUET cakes for the birds, that pure fat in the suet is what the woodpeckers and other birds need to survive the cold when there is snow cover and no other means of getting food! :))))))))))
Oh my goodness this looks so satisfying. Mate, I hope you get paid for all your efforts! Also, you should do a q+a one time.