Building a Covered Fence Line Hay Feeder - Building out the Structure
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Respect to you for showing your little mistakes so we all learn with you.
Nice to see your hole digger is working so well.
Thanks and have a blessed day
always a good day when theres a new video!
You do good work, and it's a joy watching you. You don't hesitate to show us your mistakes, and how you plan to avoid them on your next project. I was thinking, with all the money you have spent, and the work you have done upgrading the farm, I believe you have justified buying more livestock. Thank you for the terrific videos.
Love your channel. You keep it interesting.
Perhaps the cattle would like a scratching post made from a used street sweeper brush, like on Farmer Tyler Ranch.
Great thinking for water catchment on the roof. ❤️🙏👌
Evan, I like to go back and watch your old videos, I watched one yesterday of you and your dad using a flail mower around the property. My, what a difference you have made in four years stay Farmer strong.
Good afternoon, guys!
Great video! Maya looks like she wants some mineral supplements.
Nice build, water catching is a great idea for sure
Thanks for posting Evan
And this is why the rest of the world works in metric!!!!! 🤯maths is hard enough why make it even harder!!!
Love your channel Evan especially now you are a full time you tuber.
Looking Real nice, Looks like everything went smooth..Continued Success
Superb video. Well done Evan.Thank you for sharing your mistakes 👍
Looks great
Good job. 🙂
Evan, a great video. Really enjoy watching your projects. Thank you for sharing. Rebecca and you have a great rest of your week.
Looks great and functional. Always enjoy your videos 👍👍🍻💪💪🗽
You need one of those enormous bottle cleaner things that cows rub up against.
I was going to comment that and saw your comment, although I'm not sure if you are referring to the same thing I'm thinking of. I saw a contraption that was high enough off the ground to cover the entire area of the cows side and was made of fiber like a car wash brush. When you turned it on, the fibers spread out in a circular ring and spun just like a car wash brush. The cows appeared to love it. I think it reminded them of using their tails to swish off flies but without the effort! lol
@@France2107 same thing. I looked them up and they are called a cow scratching brushed. Some of them are motorized.
Great job on the feeder Evan, it looks like something farmer Tyler built for his herd.
Nice job on the feeder, it's never easy to do that kinda work on your own and the older you get the harder it gets to do alone. Good luck with the rest of it. Thanks
I really love my cordless framing nailer. You won't regret purchasing that!
You've done a good job there pal
Love the video, great content.
Thanks Evan for the video like it .and you have very good thinking .
Maya loves her some big red machine, that’s for sure!
Another great video, thank you so much for doing this.
Great job of fixing up the farm the right way don't see a lot of this any more😊😊😊😊😊
I used to own a Dewalt cordless framing nailer when I was remodeling my house and built a wood shop. It was okay but I’ve heard a lot of guys in the business say that the Milwaukee nailer is much better. Love your channel.
I have seen contractors use I believe it is a magnity tape that is laid a long pipes and or electric wire underground so that they can be found easily. works like a charm.
Soon as I saw the way the roof pitch is I thought it was brilliant
Cows came running down to lend a hand. Milwaukee make a good cordless nailer from what other u-tubers builders experianced. Seems to me they were impressed that the nails got sunk in flush better than all the rest and how quick it was ready to fire again.
Thanks Evan! Always enjoy your channel! Great job!
Hey Evan, properties is looking beautiful. Good job on the fence line hayfeeder. I enjoy your videos, very humble and straight to the point.👍🏻
Hey Evan,
It looks like your repair to the arm of the post hole digger is holding up well. Good job!
JudithB good idea to have water catchment systems in place!!!! I planned to do that on my house to fill the pool, but I put a 50 gal tank in place and the water was brown and yukky from the asphalt shingles. I moved the tank to along the barn and will be building a system to water animals and the garden drip systems. The pool holds 13000 gal of water and will be filtered for the house water and used to flush. I definitely need a metal roof on the house!!!
When are you going to start to rebuild the wood shed
Maya is the clean up crew. She’s so funny and definitely has some quirks.
Enjoyed this video Even!
Great job !!!!
It looks like Maya would like some minerals;)
Ask Dean Doherty on RUclips which nailer to buy, he's a repairman and knows which is the best.
I will look back in when you are done.
Looks like the weld on the posthole digger is holding up great!
By the way, its Bennie and the Jets, not Larry an the Lambs, but I can see how someone could make that mistake. 😂
Nice job !
Nice build. Looks like your thought-out plan will work, especially the future solar.
Awesome Project! Looks like the weld on the auger is holding. I am sure it would have snapped if you had hit the water line, I mean why would bad luck only strike one? 🤣
Waving a hand from texas
It's a shame that small amount of lumber is $500 worth.
I have 2 Milwaukee nailers worth every penny built my shop I have air ones gathering dust awesome vid
Anymore people are using Timber loc screws instead of brackets. Take a 1/2 inch blade bit countersink it about a half inch just so no one hits their fingers and drive the screw home. Some of the screws use a socket end and the kind they have are a special tip. I'm buying some tomorrow for a project I need to get done. I'm going with the 6 inch ones, they are a little pricey.
Great video once again. Was really hoping you'd buy a crossbow and give us a hunting video or two. Stay safe and GOD bless❤
Always curious when this was going to happen. Your father taught you well on working with wood. You need a carpenter's apron.
Pour concrete for the cows to walk on. Finished rough it will keep their hooves sanded down from tuning and twisting when approaching and leaving the feeder.
Don't forget your 1x2 drip edge on all your fascia...you wouldn't want rain to just wash down it...
Don't forget your simple solar light to see in winter under the roof
Nice job Evan....Yet hope it isn't raining when loading and/or unloading livestock!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ranching Kodak's son makes rubber pads to put around places like your feeder. Check it out may work for you.
Need to get your cows a back scratcher. I saw a dairy farmer put one in his pasture and the cows crowded around it, always being used.
Great job on the feeder, one thought ran thru my mind, especially when you quoted the price you paid for the lumber, have you ever thought about a band saw mill? you've got plenty of trees / lumber, and the cost is about three times what you paid for that lumber alone on average? and would pay for itself in two or three projects. ECF
Looks like your cows want a rubbing brush… a couple stiff bristle push broom heads or an old worn out snow brush wheel mounted on a pole would keep them entertained…
You definitely need a cow brush for the field.
need to start writing stuff down Mya needs a scratcher
Have you considered a "power tank" type setup that uses CO2 to make your pneumatic nailer portable? I've got one that I LOVE, it makes my finish gun so much more useful, and they don't weigh so much as the cordless ones!
Evan, you need to invest in a tool belt.
He has one @15:02 and on😊....not much of one😂
She was licking the dirt because she knows she needs more mineral, when they drink their own pee means they need more salt
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Maybe Maya needs a mineral feeder😊
Evan don't strain yourself! Wait and let Rebecca lift those posts! 😂
So i guess the answer to the question a while back was yes, yes you can weld cast.
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Maya is getting her minerals😋🤣
Thanks for sharing. Maybe hold off on that cordless nailgun, if what you have works, use it. Save the cash flow for something you DONT have. Just saying.
Any plans for woodshed?
Evan wondering why you didn’t treat the 4 post going in the ground? Perhaps they are pretreated?
I was wondering why Nails when were used when you were screwing it to-gather?
Normally when they lick dirt it means they are missing mineral supplements.
Wondering why not use screws instead of nailed also I have a passlode finish and framer nailer
you can get "caution tape" next time. bury it a foot higher so you hit it first. cheap and easy. be watchful about railroad ties, like cement in high use areas, good for equipment but not for animal footing. dont need a animal to go lame. dont see it animal barns do ya?
Evan, is the rear roof-line going to interfere with your trailer when you back up to the shoot?
Hey Evan you still got the case tractor?
“Smalltown 442” was the original channel name?
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U didn’t need treated for your roof framing just paint the facia
will stock trailer hit over hang of feeder roof?
As long as you can get a round bale in there maybe start making some cider
??? Do you crown your lumber ???
You need a sawmill!!
Might not be good for the cows to be walkinh on gravel they get stuck in the hooves.
Are the cows bred
Nope.
If you use long screws why do you have to nail it
can you not rent a bull to breed the heifers
Your not supposed to burn pressure treated wood
Just don’t breathe it.