Open the lid on the grain bin for ventilation! Heat rises! When we were kids and had to shovel out the last of the grain in the bins, it helped a lot to open the lids on top.
Jason, one thing about your electric fence... you can't have it touching those metal pipes, it will just ground out the pulse... putting along the front and using the cattle guard for the opening is a great idea, you just can't have the electric fence touching any other fence/pipe/t-post/trees/shrubs/etc.
Regarding stumps: I remember my father-in-law told me he would drill holes into the stumps, pour lighter fluid into them and light it on fire. He said that it burned down into the roots. I've never tried it. But, thought I would share.
@@sandychilese2893 I had a stump man come and grind some on our new property that someone else burned. It did not burn down to the roots, not sure if holes were drilled or not, but what it does do is ruin stump grinding teeth, fills them down. Really it is just best to grind them without any extra effort to destroy them first.
Nice job on the stain, Jason. I am glad that you got a box fan. If you can find some block ice somewhere, get a 50lb to 75lb block, put it in a wash tub, and have the fan blow the cooled air around you. 😊
Great video and progress! I had a friend put the screen under the deck floor to prevent wood bees and carpenter ants, etc. from damaging the deck from underneath. Just something to think about. ♥️🙏🏻
When you get bired thus winter you could begin making puzzles! Watching you put the floor done that was the first thing I thought of...and how wonderful everything looks.
❤ Good Evening Danielle and Jason 🤩🌞🌻🌅🌄 Your Grainbin Home is looking up with Framing,Staining Floor,Love the Color! Ill bet you can't want to get Windows! 🤩🌞🌻🤞👌🙏🙌🤩🇺🇸✨⭐💫🌟🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Luckily, my spouse and I were able to pay off our mortgage early. We took the money we were spending to accelerate our mortgage repayment and invested it right away while we were both still working. We were able to retire early after accumulating what would have been our home payment for over 7 years and maxing out our 401K/403B plans. Thankfully, both of our parents taught in us the importance of living within our means.
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I know this since I've been there myself. Seeking guidance from a professional is preferable if you're new to investing or don't have much time.
Investors can have different investing results even with the best strategy and suitable assets. Understanding how experience plays a critical part in successful investing is key. Since I was aware of this, I consulted a market analyst for advice, which helped me build my account to about a million dollars. Having strategically cashed out just prior to the market correction, I'm now taking advantage of buying opportunities once more.
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances
Eletric fence can't be against steel pipes , you'll have grounding issues , the screen won't stop rats and mice , bugs yes and should have been mounted underneath deck after insulating underneath grain Ben........ I do like the color of sealant ya'll using that's going to make it pop especially on the outside ....... place is coming along nicely 🎉
Stain looks great. You might want to consider a whole house fan. They work great. You leave a window open. It sucks in the cool air and out goes the hot air. Good ventilation. Love your channel and animals. I would love to see your animals in every video. You can a big, tall fan from Costco. Or online. ❤
Tip with the fan the fan needs to go in the doorway so It can pull the cool air from outside inside. Just letting it blow on the inside just blows around hot air.
Feelin’ your pain guy’s. It’s hot 🥵 up here in Philly too. Brilliant idea with the floor mesh. Cut that big entry door in with 6x6 timber frame n your French doors. Get the air flowing in there 🤙 stay cool ❤
You can get the electronic collar for the dogs that you program have many feet they are allowed to roam, it will shock them if they go beyond the boundary. My nephew did that will his big dog. All it took was one time. Just an idea since they chase the cars.
Great progress Mr and Mrs Crocker! I love the color of the coated wood. Please don't kill yourselves working in the heat. It'll get done soon enough. ❤
Howdy 🤠 Crockers and animals 🐄🐄🐂🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐖🐖🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🦃🐐🐐🐐 the grain bin is looking 👀 awesome the yard looks awesome the steps look 👀 awesome way to go great job
Hi Jason, yep I agree, 20 if not more degrees hotter in the bin. Great stain. That’s good stuff as I have used Cabot’s products before, still using it to retreat the BBQ table and chairs, our tropical sun is certainly destructive to a lot of timber treatments. Just for context, I am in Townsville, Queensland Australia.
Good morning Jason how you doing today how is Danielle doing today hope you guys are doing a good job you should be able to put the pool by the decks of that way you can cover it up at night that way it's all set and I'll be able to walk out there and fix it up better all right have a good day guys
I love watching you videos, You re doing great work. I hear you say it hot in the grain silo, Maybe you should cut the front door in , or another window or have a roof vent so you can get air to move thru the silo Keep up the great work
Let's go Danielle and Jason love how you both are able to get your dreams to come together love and always can't wait for all the channels to have new videos on them thanks so much for letting us be in your life's and follow all of you're dreams with someday Ranch..
I grew up in an old farmhouse in North Carolina with no air conditioning. We would put fans in the window of our bedroom and turn the fan blowing out to pull out the hot air to cool the room down. Then at bedtime we would turn it blowing in to bring in the cooler night air. Just a thought. Praying for cooler weather for us all!
Jason ! It would be Good also to get the Garden Screen Material you use in Garden & put this on Top to keep out Bugs!Or even Tarp! ✌️🤞👌🙏🙌🤩🇺🇸👍✨⭐💫🌟🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Do what you want, obviously, but for the deck, at the very least, I'd personally do the stain thicker. No spray. Yeahhhhh! -much love always ~Mary & fam
Those things yo9u call "shrubs" are actually new trees growing. Try to pull them out with the tractor instead. The ones growing from stumps need something different. Good job on the grain bin.
Looking great, glad to see you staining now and not later. Circulating the air is ok, but really need to blow the air out or your just circulating hot air around you silly haha
Love the intro with the swirling water, so clever. You guys rocked it with the sealer! It looks amazing and the screening is so smart! I think that sealer on the outside will look good too. I think you’re going about this right. Also, great job leveling the ground outside. Burning the stumps too. Be careful and have your hose ready. I’m so excited for you guys in the progress on the grain bin. Keep up the great work!
I'm a off grid king, and I understand you use what you can, I knew someone in a circle home and it was so unconventional because unfortunately you end up wasting space to have somewhat ergonomic layout, or deal with the drama of fitting a square peg in a round hole 😂 More power to ya... Id definitely Open it up put some windows in asap...
One or two electric wire strands around the perimeter fence wouldn’t be so noticeable. You built a nice fence and didn’t want things to look janky. The fence looks janky now.
Boom, be building vertical before you know it. Looking great and the deliberate thought process is paying off. Great job in those brutal conditions, I worked boiler breakdowns in my youth in large electric generation plants, so I appreciate your focus on personal safety, unless you’ve worked in a large steel oven before, and the bin is similar, most can only imagine how hot it gets, especially when you add in the dew point and humidity, safe to add 13-15 degrees to your thermometer reading in those ambient temperatures.
Jason, put the fan in the doorway so you blow air into the grain bin. try to ventilate the roof somehow and allow the heat to escape at the highest level. if you think it's hot now wait til you move up to the loft area. without letting the heat escape from the top, you will be cooked in the loft. i think you will not get the results that you are hoping for by burning the stumps. wet stumps will not burn very easy. most of the heat generated from the fire will rise and not dry out the stump and by burning the stump will repel insects that would normally feed on the raw wood fibers. charred stumps will be around for years to come if they are burnt but not completely burnt up. also look to seal the bottom of the grain bin on the outside to stop the water from getting under the metal wall in the first place. water that is allowed to sit just under the metal wall will tend to start to rot the wood, even pressure treated wood will rot in just a few years. wood now days is not treated as well as years ago. your place is looking AWESOME.....keep it going.....jim in central florida
Ummm, mice and rats can chew through lead shields, the screening won't stop them. Larger insects yes, not ants though. Sorry....😮 44 years of "professional exterminator"..😅 Sealing the floor though, not sure why you'd want any water to bead up between the deck and the subfloor. 🤷♂️Love ya'll ❤ I know you're going to build it the way you thinks best
@@bmack9012 I have an 1880 Victorian home and my house would be overrun with mice if I didn’t have cats. Trying to seal up every place that they can get in is pretty much feudal in this house, so the cats keep them out. One gets in, my cats get it within a day or so.
Jason I wish I could have seen yours & Danielle's expressions or comments when I said a hobbit house. 😂 It was funny to our family anyhow .. 💕 love what you have done so far ...
Open the lid on the grain bin for ventilation! Heat rises! When we were kids and had to shovel out the last of the grain in the bins, it helped a lot to open the lids on top.
Jason, one thing about your electric fence... you can't have it touching those metal pipes, it will just ground out the pulse... putting along the front and using the cattle guard for the opening is a great idea, you just can't have the electric fence touching any other fence/pipe/t-post/trees/shrubs/etc.
Regarding stumps: I remember my father-in-law told me he would drill holes into the stumps, pour lighter fluid into them and light it on fire. He said that it burned down into the roots. I've never tried it. But, thought I would share.
@@sandychilese2893 I had a stump man come and grind some on our new property that someone else burned. It did not burn down to the roots, not sure if holes were drilled or not, but what it does do is ruin stump grinding teeth, fills them down. Really it is just best to grind them without any extra effort to destroy them first.
Nice job on the stain, Jason. I am glad that you got a box fan. If you can find some block ice somewhere, get a 50lb to 75lb block, put it in a wash tub, and have the fan blow the cooled air around you. 😊
I think a bigger shop fan would have put out a lot more air for them. Yea it probably cost a lot more but they’d be a lot more cooler.
Jason we would all rather you not get hurt, the floor looks so good. Great job you two and l hope the dogs don't get out.
Great video and progress! I had a friend put the screen under the deck floor to prevent wood bees and carpenter ants, etc. from damaging the deck from underneath. Just something to think about. ♥️🙏🏻
This Tiny house is gonna be so nice!!stay hydrated and love the color of the stain for the floor. ❤
Grain bin is looking amazing, good day Jason & Danielle Crocker ❤❤ drive way look better ,
Getting someone to spray-foam just under the bin footprint will take care of any critters, and insulate it.
You got to seal the cracks between the boards so moisture doesn’t come in from underneath and weeds. Everything is looking great ❤❤
😊NICE JOB ON THE FLOOR, JASON AND DANIELLE 😊BOY THAT PORCH IS AWESOME CANT WATH TO SEE WHEN ITS DONE ,LOVE HOW YOUS DONE IT 😊
The land looks Awesome 👍 Danielle and Jason 🤩🌞🌟🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌻🌄🌅💫✨🙏🙌👌🤞✌️👍
Looking great, the floors as well! Keep up the great work
Mr & Mrs Crocker❤
When you get bired thus winter you could begin making puzzles! Watching you put the floor done that was the first thing I thought of...and how wonderful everything looks.
❤ Good Evening Danielle and Jason 🤩🌞🌻🌅🌄 Your Grainbin Home is looking up with Framing,Staining Floor,Love the Color! Ill bet you can't want to get Windows! 🤩🌞🌻🤞👌🙏🙌🤩🇺🇸✨⭐💫🌟🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
That 'tiny house' ain't so tiny. Can't wait see the final product. It's going to be incredible.
Luckily, my spouse and I were able to pay off our mortgage early. We took the money we were spending to accelerate our mortgage repayment and invested it right away while we were both still working. We were able to retire early after accumulating what would have been our home payment for over 7 years and maxing out our 401K/403B plans. Thankfully, both of our parents taught in us the importance of living within our means.
Investing without proper guidance can lead to mistakes and losses. I know this since I've been there myself. Seeking guidance from a professional is preferable if you're new to investing or don't have much time.
Investors can have different investing results even with the best strategy and suitable assets. Understanding how experience plays a critical part in successful investing is key. Since I was aware of this, I consulted a market analyst for advice, which helped me build my account to about a million dollars. Having strategically cashed out just prior to the market correction, I'm now taking advantage of buying opportunities once more.
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances
Leah Foster Alderman is the licensed expert I use. Just look up the name online.
She seems to be literate and well educated. Thank you for sharing, I found her webpage when I searched for her online.
Your doing it up write. Can’t wait to see your ideas as the build moves forward. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
Great job,, I would just sit down and cry if I had to work that hard.
Good morning ☕ Jason & Danielle
WOWZA‼️ Silo floors looking amazing. Rodent proof 👍
It's been extreme heat, we are ready for the break too.
Look forward to your next progress video. Have a great day.
Floor is coming along . Floor looks good . Seeya
Eletric fence can't be against steel pipes , you'll have grounding issues , the screen won't stop rats and mice , bugs yes and should have been mounted underneath deck after insulating underneath grain Ben........ I do like the color of sealant ya'll using that's going to make it pop especially on the outside ....... place is coming along nicely 🎉
Jason said in the video that they have spoken to professionals and know how to do it. They will show this in the next videos.
Love it 🥰 looking Fantastic!! Jason and Danielle Crocker ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Jason, try not to burn treated lumber you can get sick from it tc HoppyBob 🤠
Love the color ❤ yes, use it on the deck❤
That metal screen is the perfect solution
It’s really hard to work in this heat. Take care of yourselves and be safe. There is no deadline. It’ll happen when it happens. Best of luck to you!
@731woodworks recommends Cabot stains/sealers. I think you made a great choice!
Your always thinking Jason. Looks good. I would hire you in a minute
Looking awesome.Floor looks good
Stain looks great. You might want to consider a whole house fan. They work great. You leave a window open. It sucks in the cool air and out goes the hot air. Good ventilation. Love your channel and animals. I would love to see your animals in every video. You can a big, tall fan from Costco. Or online. ❤
I am so glad to see you using the screening on your subfloor!!
Tip with the fan the fan needs to go in the doorway so It can pull the cool air from outside inside. Just letting it blow on the inside just blows around hot air.
Yay ...the Crockers...awesome footage...😊❤😊
You should get a Ghost Gate opener! It works like a garage door and runs off solar. We put one on ours a few months ago...talk about game changer!
Feelin’ your pain guy’s. It’s hot 🥵 up here in Philly too. Brilliant idea with the floor mesh. Cut that big entry door in with 6x6 timber frame n your French doors. Get the air flowing in there 🤙 stay cool ❤
You can get the electronic collar for the dogs that you program have many feet they are allowed to roam, it will shock them if they go beyond the boundary. My nephew did that will his big dog. All it took was one time. Just an idea since they chase the cars.
I think they already went through the collars a while back.
Good afternoon 🌞
Great progress Mr and Mrs Crocker! I love the color of the coated wood. Please don't kill yourselves working in the heat. It'll get done soon enough. ❤
Layers of chicken mesh and foam insulation on the underside of the deck has been used by other RUclipsrs, to stop rats and mice
Howdy 🤠 Crockers and animals 🐄🐄🐂🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐖🐖🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🦃🐐🐐🐐 the grain bin is looking 👀 awesome the yard looks awesome the steps look 👀 awesome way to go great job
It's getting done and looking good!!!!😁❤
Amazingly beautiful- keep up the great work 👍
Seriously I don't know how you two work in the grain Bin. I do really respect anyone that works so hard!
You need two box or larger fans. Let one circulate the air, the other in the "door" to exhaust the hot air.
I used that same stain on my deck works great
Wow! Y’all have been very busy. Got to watch this puzzle. May need to cut a window on 3- sides for ventilation.
Hi Jason, yep I agree, 20 if not more degrees hotter in the bin. Great stain. That’s good stuff as I have used Cabot’s products before, still using it to retreat the BBQ table and chairs, our tropical sun is certainly destructive to a lot of timber treatments. Just for context, I am in Townsville, Queensland Australia.
Looking Good answered a lot of questions
Good morning Jason how you doing today how is Danielle doing today hope you guys are doing a good job you should be able to put the pool by the decks of that way you can cover it up at night that way it's all set and I'll be able to walk out there and fix it up better all right have a good day guys
I love watching you videos, You re doing great work. I hear you say it hot in the grain silo, Maybe you should cut the front door in , or another window or have a roof vent so you can get air to move thru the silo Keep up the great work
I think somewhere between 20° and 30° difference, so I'll guess 25° hotter inside. It's nice to see progress being made. 🙂
Great job
Be well be safe
Let's go Danielle and Jason love how you both are able to get your dreams to come together love and always can't wait for all the channels to have new videos on them thanks so much for letting us be in your life's and follow all of you're dreams with someday Ranch..
The stain is beautiful. And clever idea on putting the metal mesh down. You guys are doing great.
Wow the echo is insane. Good job guys…..
Great job and loved the video 😘👍🏻💕💕
That fan aint big enough need shop fan
I grew up in an old farmhouse in North Carolina with no air conditioning. We would put fans in the window of our bedroom and turn the fan blowing out to pull out the hot air to cool the room down. Then at bedtime we would turn it blowing in to bring in the cooler night air. Just a thought. Praying for cooler weather for us all!
Have you considered that if you go ahead and cut a window and put it in, you can put in a window unit to cool the bin down?
Hi Jason and Danielle, the floor inside looks nice and will also look nice on the deck. Please be careful in that heat. Love you both💕💕
Jason I think I would put sod down that And that way you’ll start having grass around your tiny house. That is a suggestion.
Rain is coming from the north as it brings a cooler front a few days n some needed rain.
the rodent metal is great
Landscape material on the driveway before the. Rock is delivered
I 2nd this. I wish we would’ve spent the $ & layer before we did ours, weeds are coming through & it’ll have to be done again at some point. 👍
Great that you sealed the floor, but I would put plastic down also.
sbeen in the 90s in the Pittsburgh area for 19 days - we need rain big time
wow, Jason and Danielle you guys have accomplished a lot, 🥰😊👍really starting to see a lot of progress in such a short time.👍😊🥰🙏
Jason ! It would be Good also to get the Garden Screen Material you use in Garden & put this on Top to keep out Bugs!Or even Tarp! ✌️🤞👌🙏🙌🤩🇺🇸👍✨⭐💫🌟🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Awesome job 👏! Keep up the hard work 💪🏻
Love the color
Do what you want, obviously, but for the deck, at the very least, I'd personally do the stain thicker. No spray. Yeahhhhh! -much love always ~Mary & fam
Those things yo9u call "shrubs" are actually new trees growing. Try to pull them out with the tractor instead. The ones growing from stumps need something different. Good job on the grain bin.
Looking great, glad to see you staining now and not later. Circulating the air is ok, but really need to blow the air out or your just circulating hot air around you silly haha
Are you the type of people who paints them self into corners? Floor looks great.
Love the intro with the swirling water, so clever. You guys rocked it with the sealer! It looks amazing and the screening is so smart! I think that sealer on the outside will look good too. I think you’re going about this right. Also, great job leveling the ground outside. Burning the stumps too. Be careful and have your hose ready. I’m so excited for you guys in the progress on the grain bin. Keep up the great work!
Amazing ❤ Any side affects from fumes while coating flooring ? I appreciate your work ethics & the inspiration 🤩🤩🤩
that’s a good sealer. I use it on my fence and still looks great It’s been a year and a half already.
I'm a off grid king, and I understand you use what you can, I knew someone in a circle home and it was so unconventional because unfortunately you end up wasting space to have somewhat ergonomic layout, or deal with the drama of fitting a square peg in a round hole 😂
More power to ya... Id definitely Open it up put some windows in asap...
Good job, yeah the cooler weather will be great for work in the bin, looking good 😊 keep up the good work
One or two electric wire strands around the perimeter fence wouldn’t be so noticeable. You built a nice fence and didn’t want things to look janky. The fence looks janky now.
I say 30 degrees I think you are doing great Jason. God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
❤QUE BUENO YA ESTAN PONIENDO EL PISO QUE BUENO T9DO VA HA QUEDAR NUY BONITO❤
I wish you all the best on your channels. Its been great.
Great progress , Looking good!! 👏 💜
Hello 👋 ❤❤❤❤❤very nice ❤
LET'S FREAKING GO!❤🎉❤🎉
The place is looking so good!
Looking good!!! You should rent a stump remover.
Boom, be building vertical before you know it. Looking great and the deliberate thought process is paying off. Great job in those brutal conditions, I worked boiler breakdowns in my youth in large electric generation plants, so I appreciate your focus on personal safety, unless you’ve worked in a large steel oven before, and the bin is similar, most can only imagine how hot it gets, especially when you add in the dew point and humidity, safe to add 13-15 degrees to your thermometer reading in those ambient temperatures.
Looking good. I have been off work since Saturday because my work got flooded really bad.
Looks fantastic!
It really looks good. Great job
I was referring to an industrial type fan. Hope you get some relief.
Jason just be careful, heat at nothing to play with, your body can past out, i know i,ve breathing problems, know a drop feet , ❤❤😊
Y’all are doing an amazing job on your home. I would hire yall for sure if I didn’t live in Mississippi. lol. Love watching your process.
Another great episode J&D ❤😊❤
Jason, put the fan in the doorway so you blow air into the grain bin. try to ventilate the roof somehow and allow the heat to escape at the highest level. if you think it's hot now wait til you move up to the loft area. without letting the heat escape from the top, you will be cooked in the loft. i think you will not get the results that you are hoping for by burning the stumps. wet stumps will not burn very easy. most of the heat generated from the fire will rise and not dry out the stump and by burning the stump will repel insects that would normally feed on the raw wood fibers. charred stumps will be around for years to come if they are burnt but not completely burnt up. also look to seal the bottom of the grain bin on the outside to stop the water from getting under the metal wall in the first place. water that is allowed to sit just under the metal wall will tend to start to rot the wood, even pressure treated wood will rot in just a few years. wood now days is not treated as well as years ago. your place is looking AWESOME.....keep it going.....jim in central florida
Ummm, mice and rats can chew through lead shields, the screening won't stop them. Larger insects yes, not ants though. Sorry....😮 44 years of "professional exterminator"..😅 Sealing the floor though, not sure why you'd want any water to bead up between the deck and the subfloor. 🤷♂️Love ya'll ❤ I know you're going to build it the way you thinks best
Umm, time to get more pets...CATS!
@@bmack9012 I have an 1880 Victorian home and my house would be overrun with mice if I didn’t have cats. Trying to seal up every place that they can get in is pretty much feudal in this house, so the cats keep them out. One gets in, my cats get it within a day or so.
Jason I wish I could have seen yours & Danielle's expressions or comments when I said a hobbit house. 😂 It was funny to our family anyhow .. 💕 love what you have done so far ...