Working on the Pond Road with John Deere 755 and Homemade Implements

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • Welding up the last bits of the Brush Hauler and getting all kinds of dead trees and mess cleaned up and burnt in order to get the pond road all cleaned up. Hope you enjoy!
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Комментарии • 301

  • @fionavanhaag518
    @fionavanhaag518 Год назад +15

    I thought that burning trees is bad for the environment, just asking the question. Leaving trees to rot down locks carbon into the soil and is better for wildlife and humans isn’t it?

    • @CaptainKleeman
      @CaptainKleeman  Год назад +53

      Like with everything in the woods there is a balance. Kind of talked about it in the video,. Due to the over abundance of dead fall from the ash trees, the scales were tipping in the wrong direction with the amount of deadfall. Keep in mind, rotting trees emit carbon during the duration of the decomposition. Burning them releases carbon as well, just a lot faster obviously. There are tons of studies by the third party and US Forestry regarding burning and decomp carbon release. Well worth the read if you're interested. Doing this cleanup is us trying to even out the scales and get the woods floor back to where we think it should be. Appreciate ya watching

    • @daveloderhose874
      @daveloderhose874 Год назад +23

      It also adds a lot of fuel for any forest fires.

    • @sassafrasvalley1939
      @sassafrasvalley1939 Год назад +30

      @@CaptainKleeman in addition… your property backs up to a huge natural forest. The possibility of wildfire encroachment is only one careless cigarette butt away from disaster.
      Clearing the tinder that litters your woods is the best means you have of reducing your exposure… the small amount of carbon released by burning those small brush piles pales in comparison to the volume that conflagration of the entire forest would release.
      PS: The US Forest Service and National Park Service do this on a regular basis… it called “Controlled Burning”.

    • @Manoffire260
      @Manoffire260 Год назад +11

      @@daveloderhose874 - I totally agree!
      Mike has to consider the safety of his family and property. There is so much deadfall in this region due to a dry hurricane Ike years ago and the massive amounts of dead/fallen ash (as much as 1/3 of trees on most properties here) from the emerald ash borer. If we have a dry season or even a drought like 1988, people will die in massive wildfires in an area with fairly dense populations. He is doing a service to mankind by being proactive reducing a totally out of balance fireload.

    • @chetthejet3896
      @chetthejet3896 Год назад +5

      @@CaptainKleeman You gave this person a great answer. even better if you can get the tree when it is standing and use the wood for lumber.

  • @thesmallenginekid
    @thesmallenginekid Год назад +6

    another good one lmao, "Athletic paint job, see all the running". Thanks

    • @CaptainKleeman
      @CaptainKleeman  Год назад +2

      Always good to see ya in the comments man. Appreciate the support

  • @davidcolesr.8628
    @davidcolesr.8628 Год назад +4

    I’ll Catch you on the Next One Sir, you certainly have a Beautiful Piece of Mother Earth. Keep it Safe Out There

  • @michaelrobbins9679
    @michaelrobbins9679 Год назад +2

    A real man knows his tools! Captain Kleeman has that 755 down pat! Now for the 555!

  • @garymessina1609
    @garymessina1609 Год назад +4

    Great new attachment great day for a burn great video thanks captain

  • @nelsonannett5427
    @nelsonannett5427 Год назад +2

    I see the knights of the round table is still working great. good times out cleaning up with the good ol JD. nice job captain. cheers.

  • @houndog7882
    @houndog7882 Год назад +2

    Captain, you are one of the hardest working people I have ever seen. Thanks for your videos.

  • @dougvazquez6571
    @dougvazquez6571 Год назад +3

    I have owned my 855 for almost 20 years. I use it for the same things you use your 755 for. They are definately great machines.

  • @markg9674
    @markg9674 Год назад +19

    That 755 is loyal as they come, Mike. Hope the Triple Nickel repays the faith half as much. Thanks for sharing as always, bud.

  • @daveloderhose874
    @daveloderhose874 Год назад +3

    Playing with a tractor and 🔥 a fella’s dream job

  • @billroberts3864
    @billroberts3864 Год назад +8

    Mike, I like your brush carrier for moving the smaller limbs to the burn pile. It is nice to see you taking care of your property by making it more resistant to wildfires roaring through your property. Blessings to you and your family.

  • @smileywilson9972
    @smileywilson9972 Год назад +3

    Yum Newfie steak sandwich morning Captain and family the 755 needs a tractor of the year award 😊 it gets it done

    • @BobSmith-iu3hx
      @BobSmith-iu3hx Год назад +1

      Newfie steak sandwich with some Saskatchewan champagne.

  • @brianelliot2719
    @brianelliot2719 10 месяцев назад +1

    Your brush carrier looks like a billy goat shaking its head when you shake it to get the brush off. Great invention.😊

  • @lhr1701
    @lhr1701 Год назад +5

    Mike I think what you are doing makes perfect sense . Maybe if the federal and state governments would do this on a much larger scale the forest fires wouldn't be so intense . We all know those fires are going to happen , but we can do things to lower their intensity . Not all trees should be hugged some should be cleared .

  • @chrishelms1967
    @chrishelms1967 Год назад +4

    I've decided "Ran when Parked" should be on a Captain Kleeman T Shirt

  • @ScotReeder
    @ScotReeder Год назад +3

    Persistence definitely pays off.

  • @beelerfamilyfarm
    @beelerfamilyfarm Год назад +1

    The absolute best piece of equipment you can have is the one that’s right there when you need it. Doesn’t have to be the newest, or biggest or fanciest. Just being available when you need it is the most important thing. Don’t know what I’d do without our tractor that size.

  • @leer-winnobbeefarms2131
    @leer-winnobbeefarms2131 Год назад +1

    Hay, Mike! Here's a tip for ya: When I burn brush I keep an old 3-prong hay pitch fork at the fire. Makes putting the edges into the center of the fire - real easy and keeps you far enough from the fire you don't get burnt. Great video! Lee

  • @user-bx1pr4fq4i
    @user-bx1pr4fq4i Год назад +3

    That was funny, "all the kool kids have one."

  • @alexosborne5629
    @alexosborne5629 Год назад +2

    Clean up in aisle one 😂
    Improvements on the SSC (small stuff carrier) has definitely helped, I wonder if a piece of ply attached to the front lip will help in the short term ? 🤔
    Plenty progress made in the woods, less chance of wildfire having a go on your property 👍

  • @topfuelrules4me
    @topfuelrules4me Год назад +11

    It always amazes me how fast those welding rods burn down! Can't wait for the next video. Thanks Captain!

  • @everestyeti
    @everestyeti Год назад +5

    Your John Deere is brilliant, especially with your home made attachments. Ideal for getting into those small places and dragging logs out. 👍🤗I

  • @the_Texas_Bandit
    @the_Texas_Bandit Год назад +2

    Cousin Mike and a fire. Great way to start my day.

  • @thomasdesmond2248
    @thomasdesmond2248 Год назад +2

    Hey I spotted a Sasquatch in the woods wearing a red hoodie. LoL God bless

  • @Bman2020
    @Bman2020 Год назад +2

    There is always something to do Bud Iam so impressed with the 755 Iam going on the look great watch Captain 👍👋🇨🇦

  • @kylejones2075
    @kylejones2075 Год назад +3

    Fun fun fun and more fun thanks for sharing

  • @michaelrobbins9679
    @michaelrobbins9679 Год назад +1

    Luxury Yurt vacation spots.. no RVs. Just cars!

  • @Jamieclarke88
    @Jamieclarke88 Год назад +13

    It’s amazing how far your property has progressed over the years mike you guys are doing great work cleaning up the woods and your 755 is a BEAST just gets her done really enjoy your channel and content thanks for sharing

  • @mikeludwig4315
    @mikeludwig4315 Год назад +1

    Looks great. A little machine might take longer, but think of this you get more exercise for free.

  • @sydneymcconnaughhay5947
    @sydneymcconnaughhay5947 Год назад +3

    You my friend are a joy to watch.😊

  • @davidbillings615
    @davidbillings615 Год назад +1

    Mike those tires sure do help a lot. 👍👍another successful job completed!

  • @andysukosd8177
    @andysukosd8177 Год назад +9

    Grab a coffee and checked my notifications and clicked on your video ! Can’t start a Sunday morning any better than this ! Thank you for making my day ! Love watching !

  • @zachdobbs7810
    @zachdobbs7810 Год назад +1

    Your property is really coming along but that head of hair you got going on is even more impressive.

  • @joeanonemouse
    @joeanonemouse Год назад +1

    It's looking really nice down there now. Great video. Thank you Capt.

  • @lindaleslie5634
    @lindaleslie5634 Год назад +2

    Shapin up real good, keep pluggin away 👏👍🙋‍♀️🇨🇱

  • @dansevern3291
    @dansevern3291 Год назад +5

    Always nice to see the 755 showing off. I'm also very impressed with welding that panel to the carrier using the stick welder, wish whoever made some of the wire filled gates I bought two years ago were as successful as that. Thanks for the video, take care!

    • @sassafrasvalley1939
      @sassafrasvalley1939 Год назад +1

      Dan, I was at the farm store yesterday… they had a whole rack of gates where the cattle panels had been welded onto tubular frames. A bunch of the wires were burnt in two where they were welded to the frame… and those were made by Pros!

  • @jimmowers7675
    @jimmowers7675 Год назад +1

    Great progress Mike. Nothing like a good burn pile. Thanks for sharing.

  • @heatherlane9270
    @heatherlane9270 Год назад +1

    Clever move with the brush carrier and the possible addition of more cover. Wondered why you were clearing and burning then realized I had seen quite a lot of tree fall that would compromise the forest floor from natural regeneration. Great video - always interesting and fun.

  • @erichayes9192
    @erichayes9192 Год назад +2

    Good thing you know the local firefighters there CK! lol

  • @jimhancock5047
    @jimhancock5047 Год назад +2

    Run what yah brung and hope you brung enough! Road work is looking very tidy!

  • @plumbcrazy375
    @plumbcrazy375 Год назад +2

    That little tractor is amazing

  • @Kevin-is-here
    @Kevin-is-here Год назад +4

    That little tractor kicks ass, I’d definitely have to modify the front of the brush carrier to dump easier, that would drive me crazy 😁

    • @CaptainKleeman
      @CaptainKleeman  Год назад +4

      Yeah, it's gonna need a couple modifications for sure. But in getting there little by little

  • @tracywagoner4907
    @tracywagoner4907 Год назад +1

    That brush carrier is a great low cost option to a grapple. And reuses scrap! That’s pretty nice

  • @dfusit
    @dfusit Год назад +2

    Excellent job Captain. Cleaning up deadfall is a painstaking job but so highly rewarding once done. The benefits far outweigh the drawbacks as you touched on at the end. Stay safe.

  • @RRRIBEYE
    @RRRIBEYE Год назад +3

    Hey Mike....It looks like the Morel mushrooms should be in full swing there? You ever hunt those! Man, they are SOOOO DELICIOUS!!!! Nice job clearing and love your skills!

    • @alisciamarotta3888
      @alisciamarotta3888 Год назад +1

      And RAMPS, (wild leeks) and potatoes soup.....for those cool/damp days!

  • @timkd5vmv583
    @timkd5vmv583 Год назад +2

    Captain,
    Once again you have provided both education and entertainment with your video. As a retired Fire Chief I have seen firsthand the dangers of the interface between forest and residential areas. It is great to see that you are taking the steps to eliminate the wildfire risk by using responsible controlled burning.
    The brush rack is certainly a useful item. It always amazes me how creative you are and how skillful you are as a self taught welder. I can only hope that I can get half as good at welding.
    Take care, stay safe and God Bless.

  • @davidhill4711
    @davidhill4711 Год назад +3

    Nice job, run what you brung....

  • @jimdaly5077
    @jimdaly5077 Год назад +1

    👍third member of the FAB-FAB team,DP,MBTS. 👍🐝🌞

  • @mikeludwig4315
    @mikeludwig4315 Год назад +1

    I like the mix of shorts and longer ones.

  • @gwbuilder5779
    @gwbuilder5779 Год назад +1

    Mike, love the clip of then and now with the 755.
    Simple tool modifications can make such a huge difference, but in the meantime you just run whatcha brung.🤙

  • @rickbell3402
    @rickbell3402 Год назад +4

    You and the 755 got a lot done, Mike! Satisfying to get things cleaned up, isn’t it?

  • @Crewsy
    @Crewsy Год назад +7

    You’re definitely a couple weeks ahead of us here for “spring” and having everything greening up. Easily my favorite time of the year watching everything come back to life and the daily change as the forests fill in with leaves once again.

  • @lloydwilliams8715
    @lloydwilliams8715 Год назад +3

    Hi Hi Captain, good morning from Jamaica 🇯🇲. Thanks for sharing another interesting and entertaining volg. Things really looking great with the cleaning up 😅😅😅

  • @gepettoe
    @gepettoe Год назад +2

    I'll have you know Sir that I watched you before Mustie1 this morning. 😊 Have a GREAT Sunday .

  • @jimmytew9468
    @jimmytew9468 Год назад +3

    Great job Mike! The 755 got a good workout. It sure would be nice if a Fella had a "FRIEND" that owned a skid steer he could use without him having to pay for using it. But I guess a Fella needs "GOOD" FRIENDS these days.😂 But I understand some people don't like using someone else's stuff without paying for it. Your a Good Man Mike! Things will get easier around the farm once the 555 is up and running.

  • @shepgre
    @shepgre Год назад +6

    Thanks for showing that before and after segment. That's good perspective to see how things have changed in time.

  • @clarencewiles963
    @clarencewiles963 Год назад +1

    Thumbs up 👍 Sometimes your just going to do it by hand 🤚

  • @martineastburn3679
    @martineastburn3679 Год назад +1

    Put the trunk in early on after a burn down - and then stuff around it. The heat will dry out the stump and torch it nicely. Less stuff to roll off .

  • @genesispuredeaf2390
    @genesispuredeaf2390 Год назад +1

    Loved this video ….it is so uplifting to see you develop your property. Thank you also for leading by example on how to maximize your resources and stretch it by being frugal. You are far from poor yet because you do yourself what won’t people won’t, and later when someone sees your property and thinks that you got lucky in finding it, you can show them how they too can get there.

  • @tomswindler64
    @tomswindler64 Год назад +1

    Nice way to spend a wet day,gotta burn something.just that small amount,surprising cleaned up the looks of the road nicely.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎🌲🌲🌲👨‍🚒👨‍🚒👨‍🚒

  • @cyndikarp3368
    @cyndikarp3368 Год назад +2

    Please remember to leave a few dead wood trees for keystone woodpeckers habitat, which creates a wide variety of habitat for other species.

    • @alisciamarotta3888
      @alisciamarotta3888 Год назад +1

      Looks like there's few left, 😂😂👍Great idea though!

  • @terryrogers1025
    @terryrogers1025 Год назад +1

    Like the stick to it attitude,work with what ya brung, always nice to be able clean up an area, gives a real sense of accomplishment. Thanks for the tag along vid sir.

  • @brentking-gmailking2570
    @brentking-gmailking2570 Год назад +3

    Looking better everyday. Thanks for sharing and have a great day.

  • @doug9418
    @doug9418 Год назад +7

    It's totally amazing how far you have come with this property, you're doing an awesome job Mike keep it up. Thanks for sharing this with us. 🇺🇸 God Bless America 🇺🇸

  • @kirk467
    @kirk467 Год назад +1

    Would be nice if you had a grapple for your little tractor and some grip tires, but I know you use your 755 for mowing your yard to and more aggressive tires would tear up the ground! It’s looking good Mike, or a skid steer with a grapple would be nice too! I guess we use what we can get our hands on my friend! lol 😂 😊

  • @vlearmoes7012
    @vlearmoes7012 Год назад +1

    And some water in the back tyres for extra weight and grip 😊😊

  • @mirceanouradachian9168
    @mirceanouradachian9168 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍💙💛❤Ol lupta teribila cu acei busteni , prin noriul acela si mai si ploua. admirbil , CAPTAIN KLEEMAN SI FELICITARI.💙💛❤👍👍👍☔☔☔🔥🔥🔥

  • @ConradHallAuthor
    @ConradHallAuthor Год назад +2

    Was watching you dump material from the bush hauler and had an idea. The brush hauler and forks bounce away from the tractor while you're dumping. Is it worth adding something that acts in the same way as a clevis? That would hold the bend in the forks and the bush hauler back against the tractor when you're dumping. Maybe that makes it easier to clear the brush hauler?
    You have mentioned adding weight to the road drag a couple times. I'm unsure if this is helpful because you might want to be able to remove the weight, but here is an idea. What about copying the approach of the concrete yard when they make the cement blocks? Would it work to weld some metal just below the apex of the triple hitch, form around that metal, then fill the form with concrete? It would obviously be permanent, and it might raise the weight higher than you want it to be.
    Maybe you can shoot a long video one time when you're burning. You know how they have that video Fireplace In A Box? Yours could be Clean Up Fire In The Woods. 😀

  • @leekrauss7525
    @leekrauss7525 Год назад +1

    Busted-. Those pants don’t look like chain saw chaps! Take care

  • @loutoolguy2644
    @loutoolguy2644 Год назад +1

    Another fun 755 in action video. I really like you show how easy it started after injector replacement, very cool much better.
    Im gonna borrow your idea on the brush carrier for my 430 w/ 44 loader. I’m gonna tweak the front pieces with a little more angle so gravity let’s brush slid off when fully uncurled.
    Oh my you really are gonna be one of the cool kids with a 318!!
    I went 318-X748w/45loader-430/44 loader as mentioned.
    I dream of a 755 4WD w/70 loader but I really don’t have the room for four tractors.
    You are already one of the “cool kids”.
    Nice camera work and I really like speed up videos don’t affect the sound of your running engine, nice touches like that are appreciated.
    Neil finished up his dream 318 on last nights video. He did a nice job but I’m not sold on his color choice but it is HIS tractor.
    Lots and lots of videos on YT addressing any issues that crop up w/ your new 318. MMRBEEF covers a bunch of Deere content if you like JD stuff 😄.

  • @bobbydawson7706
    @bobbydawson7706 Год назад +5

    You are awesome and have a lot of ingenuity when it comes to working on the homestead and I love it 🎉🎉

  • @jeffwilliams3642
    @jeffwilliams3642 Год назад +1

    That brush carrier is pretty slick idea. Would be cool if it had like a clam shell top kinda like the loaders that they use in a wood yard like Logger Wade. I dont know if you could build one light enough for your tractor and still have much weight capacity for brush.

  • @joycefuller9177
    @joycefuller9177 Год назад +4

    Great video as always.

  • @zburdette1223
    @zburdette1223 Год назад +1

    Run what you bring. Works to live by. 😊

  • @glennwolfe1663
    @glennwolfe1663 Год назад +3

    Great video Capt. You keep them coming we'll keep watching 👍👍👍👍👍😺🫠🐺

  • @cyndikarp3368
    @cyndikarp3368 Год назад +1

    It's like really being there. I swear I could smell the wood fire burning. Maybe, because I need to do the same thing. Great day cleaning.

  • @Wewoka54
    @Wewoka54 Год назад +1

    Wow your little john deere tractor a work horse!!

  • @kevinblevins2612
    @kevinblevins2612 Год назад +1

    Very impressive for the little JD

  • @jrwalker1048
    @jrwalker1048 Год назад +1

    "Run what ya brung " sounds like a T-shirt or sweatshirt

  • @kopenhagenkid
    @kopenhagenkid Год назад +3

    Great video Captain Kleeman

  • @patrickcolahan7499
    @patrickcolahan7499 Год назад +2

    Beautiful piece of land there. You have done a lot of work to make it much nicer. Thanks for sharing.

  • @CMDSR
    @CMDSR Год назад +1

    Around here we would call the 755 a gentleman farmer’s tractor. If you had 100 acres to work you would need a something bigger. As long as you don’t push it too hard the JD 755 is just the ticket for you. Remember to use a little of that wood ash for your garden. There’s several vegetables that can use a little extra potassium and phosphorus to have better yields.

  • @richardhedrick5601
    @richardhedrick5601 Год назад +1

    You definitely put the John deer to the test

  • @markkenes4848
    @markkenes4848 Год назад +4

    Now that's a fire !!!!!😅😅😅

  • @mikenixon9164
    @mikenixon9164 Год назад +2

    Lots of projects.

  • @doritleis2773
    @doritleis2773 Год назад +1

    Captain, You always Exakt, and Test by the Machine the Oil before you the Deere Start! The Building You a supplement for Wood transport and begin the Pond Road to clear for old Rotten Trees, and make Fire! With that. The Video good.

  • @tonydurnell7951
    @tonydurnell7951 Год назад +1

    It is nice to see someone who is concerned with the balance of nature and the natural cycle, by taking the 'Bull by the Horns' so to speak you are starting a long (lifetime) journey of bringing control to the forest, your property, I say lifetime as my wife and myself moved to our property in 1996 and we are still working with nature to keep that fine balance between so called Managed and Miss-managed control. We are totally organic and always like you have the critters who live in the area cared for and about at all times, as they no matter how unpleasant and unfriendly they may be to us humans they are all part of the food chain and when you burn you also put potash etc into the floor of the woods and those creepy crawly things dig it over and bury it to feed other creepy crawlies. It also shows your commitment when its raining and you are there burning in a controlled way, It will soon bring some comments seeing you are a fireman and how you should Know better than to burn in woods etc etc. Many not so committed would stay indoors when raining and wet and then burn on a sunny dry windy day instead. Just keep doing what you do Mike, and you have a beautiful homestead that is a credit to you. Also without that great family of yours this project would be a chore. So stay safe keep well and best wishes to the children and Chelsea. Oh and that camera addict doggy of yours missed it today, but it was raining. Great videos always great content. Thank you.🚜🚒🔥👍

  • @Richard-C
    @Richard-C Год назад +2

    great video Captain, would you consider adding a hinge to your brush basket that could open up the end when you empty out your load,you always amaze me when you create useful tools from scrap metal, your imagination and ability to think up and create these tools is amazing,👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

  • @jessepietro7368
    @jessepietro7368 Год назад +8

    The 755 always impresses me. It’s a beast

  • @maxobara1496
    @maxobara1496 Год назад +1

    Feels good to clean up for sure!!!👍🇺🇸

  • @kevinkenyon7045
    @kevinkenyon7045 Год назад +1

    Captain everything is looking good! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

  • @timharris4874
    @timharris4874 Год назад +3

    Excellent work Captain! I admire your work ethic and persistence..

  • @davidporter2374
    @davidporter2374 Год назад +1

    Next welding project should be a stiff legthumb for your bckhoe. Super handy

  • @donwallace5490
    @donwallace5490 Год назад +1

    Good work Mike. A friend of mine likes to do burn piles right on the road. No dead earth areas!

  • @Herbybandit
    @Herbybandit Год назад +1

    Your doing really well with what you've got. I find with a weaker/smaller hydraulic system it's best to leave the heavy stuff for when the oil is cold, seems to have more lifting capacity when the oil is thick.

  • @garulusglandarius6126
    @garulusglandarius6126 Год назад +2

    Hard working and great job as always Mike, with added bonus of reducing the risk of wildfires ( controlled burning doesn’t take out the healthy trees ) and you’re fertilising the land with the ash 👍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧

  • @trentbain4988
    @trentbain4988 Год назад +2

    as usual a great video, thanks for taking the time to keep us in the loop.

  • @paulprigge1209
    @paulprigge1209 Год назад +2

    So awesome to see the number of subscribers you have now.
    Can’t say enough for somebody like you and your wife Who basically work for the public Have good Success on RUclips

  • @MatthewJRedmond
    @MatthewJRedmond Год назад +1

    Looking good Capt. Do you think you would consider building a very light duty plow/pusher blade on the front of your brush carrier? That way you could easily dump the brush next to the fire and then push it up readily with it while simultaneously keeping your machine that much farther from the heat? Was just a thought. That thing definitely works good to add a large volume of space. Goodness knows branches are like crackers, you run out of room before you ever run out of weight capacity, lol. Very nice progress and look forward to seeing the 318 come to the channel as well as the next repair video on the 555. Keep up the great work my man 😁 👍

  • @kirk467
    @kirk467 Год назад +1

    Maybe you can fabricate some forks for the 555 backhoe, I’m glad you got the 555 going! Just a few things to get her up to par my friend! Thanks for sharing Mike, Kirk from Louisiana my friend! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @CaptainKleeman
      @CaptainKleeman  Год назад +1

      Some forks for the backhoe would be awesome!