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child trafficking and black market organ harvesting and andrenochrome and keeping a young woman alive to birth another baby for horrific crimes.. We Know In America what has been going on.. Please educate your neighbors of this satanic agenda. And Pray for those missing children pray to God for a Miracle that they are returned home. And be aware of those in poverty that may act like it was a kidnapping but may have been a " sale". Head on a swivel! And educate the children what to be aware of also..ploys and what not. Safety First God Bless You.
Nice vlog today. You covered a whole lot of stuff because it was a joint effort and it was very enjoyable to watch. Damo seems very comfortable with this now and she has her own unique style which contrasts but also complements yours. Loved it ❤
since working on the local train station, I can not recommend hard case bags with rollers enough.. easy to cart around with you.. but also easy to stack and load etc.. With the red rocket.. rather than weld, get your brother in law to make some brackets that run either side of the upright frame that you can attach with a couple of bolts with nyloc nuts.. that way it wont break again You can also get some thick insertion rubber and jam that up where you places the rubber near the roof .jam that in the gaps and you will reduce a lot of the noise as well. As Always, another great vlog always inspiring.
Those Khanom krocs looked divine! It's great that Damo's getting more and more confident on camera. And also, I got two Level 8 suitcases and they are absolutely great products, sturdy, well-appointed inside and with super efficient wheels. I spent a month wandering all over Thailand and I loved using this suitcase. I don't know if your viewers will be interested, but if they are, then I can tell them without hesitation to go for it.
I probably wouldn't weld that bar...I'd bolt it with another piece of metal...just use the existing bolt on the bottom and add one above with a short bracket...
Hi guys, it's Terry from Las Vegas NV here. Love your show and lifestyle 😊. Noticed you two sweeping leaves and was wondering if Thailand has battery blowers its so much easier and faster 😊. The boys are getting big and you are great parents 👍 keep up the good work. Awesome 👍😎
Ryan will be familiar with the expression that someone would look good in a bin bag. Who would have thought the analogy of someone looking good in wellies and a little summer dress, but Damo definitely pulled that off. Thank you both again for sharing your life with us all.
About your etrike, you could upgrade your batteries when they fail to Lifepo4 lithium batteries and install a solar panel and solar controller. His would give it a much longer life. I built a solar powered mobility scooter and so far have travelled about 2500kms.
Great video I liked it a lot. Maybe get Damo's brother to modify the metal roof over the tray on the EV? I would leave it as metal over the drivers head but replace the metal roof over the tray with a good quality vinyl roof which wont be as noisy and when it rattles and shakes with the dirt roads there the vinyl has a bit of play in it which should stop a lot of the stress on any welds? That's scary news to hear about the kids being taken, hope they find those responsible soon? Take care guys. Edit: Another good thing about replacing the metal roof is that during the hot summer the vinyl roof wont radiate as much heat down on to the kids?
Thanks for sharing guys. Looks like everyone is flat out busy around your place. Always something to do especially with animals of any kind. I think the issue with the EV is maybe that it's perhaps designed more for city use instead of the bumpy pot holed country roads. I wouldn't try rewelding, instead I would weld on a base plate and bolt the vertical piece to the horizontal rail as I think the weld would just fracture again. Good luck with it . If it lasts a while all good mate but think the quad idea would be much better down the track
Well done Damo. You are really cool on camera. Nice to see you guys working together in the garden and taking care of the kids. Was pretty shocked that kids are kidnapped and taken to Burma, must be stressful have to live with this kind of fear. Sorry to see that the tuk tuk needed a small repair. Is it not under guarantee ?
Lovely episode guys, Damo taking over and closing it out works well. Back in 2001 i remember we traveled to my wifes home near Chanthaburi by the river and the village was all abuzz about Cambodians seen coming up the river and stealing anything they could. The EV's canopy/roof and braces are just not strong enough for how you guys use it. The braces should be tubular with extra horizontal pieces welded on for strength and stability as songthaews do. You know a local welder am sure. Thanks Y'all for another slice of Life in Rural Thailand PS, get some proper rakes for clean up outside for Pete's sake 555.
Ryan ,check your tyre pressure on the red rocket. From experience with servicemen in Thailand, most don't have a pressure gauge and just guess how much air they put in. You may get a softer ride with the correct pressure if you find they are indeed over inflated .
the trike seems always seems very bumpy and shaky. Maybe could look into getting some cheap airbags for the suspension on the back axle for a smoother ride
I could smell the Khanom kroc cooking and I'm in Australia 😅 I have tried making them here but I had to use a different pan because I couldn't get the proper one. It all ended up like a big pancake but still tasted DELICIOUS, especially the burnt bits 💖
Love the khanom krok. Can you show how to make the Khanom bueang? The kidnapping going on is not a good thing. My wife's daughter and granddaughter live in a village near Surin. If it's happening in the Buri Ram area, then it's also happening in nearby villages and cities.
The tuk tuk is really only for surfaced roads, the jiggling around the farm is eventually going to shake it to peices. Maybe your bro inland can strengthen it in a few places with some welds and maybe a ratchet strap here and there to pull it tightly. Love your vids
Much Aroha Whanau have a fantastic year team Lahasai Buriram William back in NZ for while have heart and cancer issues going through the biopsy and outpatient processes Much Love
These electric three wheelers are ubiquitous in China. While the quality of fitment and welds may be suspect, they do last a long time and are easy to repair. I left China in July 22 and spent time in Isan before returning to Canada. This vlog has me missing Isan. Hope to return soon.
have you seen the fix for those LED light bulbs...they seem to burn out because only one of the LED pads go bad..ya just remove that one and glue a bit of foil in place and it turns back on...great videos on it...
Good to see Damo involves the kids and gets them helping to clean the grounds. A very strong willed lady 🙏. Shame more Isaan ladies don't follow her enthusiasm for life !
That’s a sweeping generalisation as Damo said it’s the way of life for an Issan woman I bet there are many more than one or two who live & work without publicity !!
I purchased my level 8 several days before coming to Thailand. I like the luggage a lot although it was fairly expensive in the US. and I had to buy the little cases separate it did not come with it. still I like it and use it a lot inside Thailand. moving to the provinces this year and building a house and thinking about that little EV that you have. it would be useful for sure. a quad with a trailer would be nice but probably fairly more expensive I would guess. maybe a better suspension system would help it's probably not meant to go over those rougher roads... Damo had me chuckling about waking up early to clean her garden. when my girl asked me if I would live out Sisaket, she told me that it would be getting up in the morning and gardening...😂 interesting about the kidnappings... I plan on getting two German Shepherd puppies later this year. the kids will not be going around without escort. Damos mom reminds me of my girl's mom strong Essan lady... she takes care of cows everyday. kanom kroc.... a-loy maak.
Yes, if you watch videos of Chinese vloggers about life in Chinese cities you see many of these mini trucks in use. Most of them have no roofs on the loading bed so goods can be stacked up very high. There is another American vlogger who bought a mini EV truck online from China and imported it to the US. That is a 4-wheeler and it can lift up the bed so you can move soil or wood and easily unload it. He also modified this truck after some time with other springs but he was happy with it otherwise.
Thank you for sharing update on vehicle- i am seriously thinking of buying one or having a custom built tuk tuk built. Im so disappointed by that weld flaw but ill keep watching
Why are they kidnapping kids ? Is it the militia looking for boy soldiers ? That’s terrifying to hear & needs to stop. Has the Thai police increased security to protect you all ? Damo I love love love your videos, you showing us & explaining the way of an Issan woman is so inspiring. You are such a hard worker like your mum ! Thank you Damo ❤❤❤
that sound is exactly the same as when you add Yorkshire pudding batter equal flour eggs and flour and milk to hot oil in the oven leave for 20 ish minutes in the oven for a savoury snack or some people add jam or sweet juice.
My mother-in-law also has this strange habit of sweeping dirt floors. Then the wind puffs a little and everything returns to how it was. Amazing Thailand 😀
A lot of those little tuk tuks from china use drive motors and axles meant for golf carts so don't go too crazy with it. I know cars are expensive there but keep an eye out for 80-90s Suzuki Sierra. They're not much bigger than the tuk tuk and being body on chassis you can extend the back or cut it off for a tray. As long as it's mechanically good it'll last a long time and be able to go practically anywhere. Other option if it breaks is adding a car rear axle and bolting a bigger motor to it but you'll also need a bigger controller and battery pack. Lots of different options to look into if you go down that path
I like the EV, esp for the price. It’s does seem lightweight though, the rural setting/rough roads could be hard on it. My family has a quad and trailer at our cottage. I do like it. Maybe having both one day is a solution. Cheers from Canada!
Ryan… for the price it would make sense and warrant a good look at the factors that are both present and especially those missing and what could be done about the potential issues with the EV tuktuk. For starters it looks that there is exactly zero suspension nor cushion of any kind for both the vehicle and for the riders. What you’re noticing now is perhaps what happens when something, as mentioned, designed to run around on flat floors and local level streets and now being used on country roads and farms IS most definitely going to have wear issues. I’d look at the suspension, tire cushion and all the connections from the ground up and perhaps discover what would be worth going through and beefing up. There is a lot that can be done and would certainly payoff relative to the life of the vehicle. Plus you’d get a much smoother and more comfortable ride. If you were to go and look at the quads and trailer set up and of coarse the cost or value points this is exactly what you’d discover what goes into off road specific vehicles and the cost of actual materials in design efforts to have something like that last for its intended uses would inform the reality of how different they are regardless of intended uses. It’s compared to buying an expensive posh car and expecting that because of the investment that it would perform in both big city poorly maintained road conditions and small rural and off road applications as well. This logic only applies when there is a big checking account to throw money at the issues s they come up… for the rest of us its planning and adapting and of coarse acquire the right tool for the right job so to speak. From what is already in place, meaning the current vehicle it would make sense that there in Thailand to find some good gearheads and get them excited about what could be done with these wicked lil trikes! Knowing you’re a UK boy this wreaks of the strategies used on the days of old and what attentions the Mini’s received. They were never as good as when they started and certainly weren’t always what they are now! Those years between they had considerable upgrades by enthusiasts that were damned not to get full value out of them!
not a bad wee truck all in all.. weilds will sort easy brakes too. your main issue will be the battery.... thats what makes or break them... and I can't see more than 2 years before you really notice it droppin off.. so factor that in come the time.... otherwise if it works ok (battery) in the summer heat your grand... but be careful of quads dude.... theres one designed with towing a trailor and then theres ones adapted.... they dodgey balance wise be careful.
ditch the tuk tuk and the quad trailer idea..I am a farmer from downunder..Quads are dangerous, I have flipped one and have been pinned underneath..they are swanky, but I would go a Massey Ferguson 185 tractor , with a blade upfront., I had the local engineer/welder ,make me up a heavy duty steel tray ( same as us farmers have back home..trailers means more tyres to repair or replace), that fits on the back and can carry dirt, motorbikes, rocks you name it..and the blade is good for clearing land.. quads dont really do anything, and tyres are a pain on the wallet..kids and quads dont go together
I skipped past your advertisement for the luggage. But, I have heard that all airlines have standardized the size of carry-on luggage and many bags are too large now days. If they are too large, they will be considered check-in bags and you might need to pay a fee, depending on the total weight you are checking in with the airlines. Right now, it is standardized among airlines, but not all airports and check-in desks are adhering to the new rules. Airlines are now cracking down on cabin space. Not so long ago, an oversized bag could still pass by with a frown, but this is no longer the case. Almost every airline maintains strict guidelines regarding carry-on luggage size and measure-yes, they even measure this down to the wheels and handles. Most US air carriers adhere to the standard of 22 x 14 x 9 inches. When going abroad, however, it gets complicated. European and Asian carriers tend to have strict limitations, averaging around 21.5 x 13.5 x 7.5 inches. Why? Because the planes are smaller, and the weight balance is given more importance.
Weak construction for that electric cart. You’ll be lucky if it lasts a year. It wasn’t made for the stresses of traversing bumpy terrain. It was made for smooth warehouse/shop floors. Every weld will break over time.
Our 5 year old nephew who lives in Chaiyaphum was approached the other day by a man who tried to entice him into his car with a bad of chips. Eyes wide open everyone!!
@lifeinruralthailand a nice vlog of your family doing household chores. I'm regards to your EV, I'm a long, long way from knowledgeable in my opinion, but I think that the way that frame is welded, it's nowhere near strong enough for your use, it doesn't seem suitable for anything but smooth, concrete or bitumin roads. Of course, I don't know when you recorded this video & whether you've fixed the problem, but this is my suggestion:get it re-welded, but also, if you can, add a metal plate, a few inches long and roughly the same width as the frame, secure it with a couple of bolts with nuts, then get those welded on so they don't come loose with vibrations. Just a thought from someone who has virtually no skills in this type of thing. Take good care of yourselves my 'online' friends 🙏 ❤️🤍💙🤍❤️🇹🇭 🇦🇺
That weld on the EV should not have broken so easily - a sign of poor construction & lack of quality control. If there is one cold weld, there are likely to be others. If you have a trusted metal worker in the area, ask him to take a look at all of the welds on the EV. If you do replace the EV, consider opting for a pedal-powered vehicle, such as a pedicab, to haul stuff around the farm and to make the short trips to the market/shops. Replace the street tires with mountain bike tires, and perhaps re-gear the drive train to provide more torque/load at slower speeds - and good to go. Any bicycle mechanic can easily make these changes and should be cheap to do so. It will be slower with less ability to haul heavy loads than the EV or a quad - but much safer, provide good exercise, still faster than walking, cheaper to run & maintain, never runs out of charge or gas, and eco-friendly.
Animals need moving onto new ground every day or 2 ideally if not would be better to add thick woodchip or hay on the floor of the chicken coop if you can.. the byproduct is compost .. look up joel salatin!!
When someone marries one of your kids, please make it a joyful experience for them to enter your family. Be accepting. Be encouraging. As a mother/father in-law, you have such power to either be a great blessing or a great burden to them. Your actions will either draw them in with love or repel them with criticism. Be loving. The future of your family depends on it.
@@nikkimclay5474 It's a fine line between commenting on social events and exploiting them in a commercial endeavor. This is the tension with which the fashion industry struggles - unfairly. I don't think the process was successful and should be inspected closer. I am not afraid to say I am not familiar with the entire process, so before commenting further I would have to study the process more in depth.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro, Chicken & Animals
02:23 Local 20 Baht Shop
04:30 Offers For You
06:20 Problem With Our EV
09:10 Damo Daily Activities
11:45 Kidnappings In Local Buriram
13: 20 Big Clean Up
15:20 Strong Old Thais In Rural Thailand
16:17 Making Thai Dessert "Kanom Kruck"
@@lifeinruralthailand next time your in chiang mai let’s have dinner
child trafficking and black market organ harvesting and andrenochrome and keeping a young woman alive to birth another baby for horrific crimes.. We Know In America what has been going on.. Please educate your neighbors of this satanic agenda. And Pray for those missing children pray to God for a Miracle that they are returned home. And be aware of those in poverty that may act like it was a kidnapping but may have been a " sale". Head on a swivel! And educate the children what to be aware of also..ploys and what not. Safety First God Bless You.
It is great to see Damo getting more and more confortable with the camera delivering local insights, we love her style.
Damo is so hard working ryan. Her English is excellent
Nice vlog today. You covered a whole lot of stuff because it was a joint effort and it was very enjoyable to watch. Damo seems very comfortable with this now and she has her own unique style which contrasts but also complements yours. Loved it ❤
Wonderful to have you back, Ryan! All my love and support, mate!
Very nice to have you back ryan. Hope you are well now. Take care
Great to see Damo more confident now with the camera, always interesting and informative and entertaining, oh the suitcase looks amazing and strong
Another great video I Love to see all the kids happy❤
Welcome back Ryan. I liked your replacement presenter more....haha. Hope the family is well
since working on the local train station, I can not recommend hard case bags with rollers enough.. easy to cart around with you.. but also easy to stack and load etc..
With the red rocket.. rather than weld, get your brother in law to make some brackets that run either side of the upright frame that you can attach with a couple of bolts with nyloc nuts.. that way it wont break again You can also get some thick insertion rubber and jam that up where you places the rubber near the roof .jam that in the gaps and you will reduce a lot of the noise as well.
As Always, another great vlog always inspiring.
Those Khanom krocs looked divine! It's great that Damo's getting more and more confident on camera.
And also, I got two Level 8 suitcases and they are absolutely great products, sturdy, well-appointed inside and with super efficient wheels. I spent a month wandering all over Thailand and I loved using this suitcase. I don't know if your viewers will be interested, but if they are, then I can tell them without hesitation to go for it.
Hi Ryan and Damo I like this video it gives me harmony in the morning when I drink The
I probably wouldn't weld that bar...I'd bolt it with another piece of metal...just use the existing bolt on the bottom and add one above with a short bracket...
Hi guys, it's Terry from Las Vegas NV here. Love your show and lifestyle 😊. Noticed you two sweeping leaves and was wondering if Thailand has battery blowers its so much easier and faster 😊. The boys are getting big and you are great parents 👍 keep up the good work. Awesome 👍😎
I know what you going through Ryan. Hold on mate it will go away. Love the family life videos
Had our buggy for three years. We have changed the battery. Good for the main road dropping Anna off at school.
Ryan will be familiar with the expression that someone would look good in a bin bag. Who would have thought the analogy of someone looking good in wellies and a little summer dress, but Damo definitely pulled that off. Thank you both again for sharing your life with us all.
About your etrike, you could upgrade your batteries when they fail to Lifepo4 lithium batteries and install a solar panel and solar controller. His would give it a much longer life. I built a solar powered mobility scooter and so far have travelled about 2500kms.
Great video I liked it a lot. Maybe get Damo's brother to modify the metal roof over the tray on the EV? I would leave it as metal over the drivers head but replace the metal roof over the tray with a good quality vinyl roof which wont be as noisy and when it rattles and shakes with the dirt roads there the vinyl has a bit of play in it which should stop a lot of the stress on any welds? That's scary news to hear about the kids being taken, hope they find those responsible soon? Take care guys. Edit: Another good thing about replacing the metal roof is that during the hot summer the vinyl roof wont radiate as much heat down on to the kids?
Thanks for sharing guys. Looks like everyone is flat out busy around your place.
Always something to do especially with animals of any kind.
I think the issue with the EV is maybe that it's perhaps designed more for city use instead of the bumpy pot holed country roads.
I wouldn't try rewelding, instead I would weld on a base plate and bolt the vertical piece to the horizontal rail as I think the weld would just fracture again.
Good luck with it . If it lasts a while all good mate but think the quad idea would be much better down the track
enjoy watching your videoคอบคุณมาก
You're so right about Isaan women working hard Damo. My Wife doesn't stop. Very hard working.
Well done Damo. You are really cool on camera.
Nice to see you guys working together in the garden and taking care of the kids.
Was pretty shocked that kids are kidnapped and taken to Burma, must be stressful have to live with this kind of fear.
Sorry to see that the tuk tuk needed a small repair. Is it not under guarantee ?
I love watching Damo go to the local store with the kids and cook with her mom🥰
One of my favorite desserts! My wife makes it here in the US sometimes. Love it.
Lovely episode guys, Damo taking over and closing it out works well. Back in 2001 i remember we traveled to my wifes home near Chanthaburi by the river and the village was all abuzz about Cambodians seen coming up the river and stealing anything they could. The EV's canopy/roof and braces are just not strong enough for how you guys use it. The braces should be tubular with extra horizontal pieces welded on for strength and stability as songthaews do. You know a local welder am sure. Thanks Y'all for another slice of Life in Rural Thailand
PS, get some proper rakes for clean up outside for Pete's sake 555.
get the quad and trailer as well so the EV doesn’t rattle to bits. Doesn’t look like that much can go wrong with it, comes in handy 👍
Omg the kids r growing so fast many blessings from North Texas ❤
Ryan ,check your tyre pressure on the red rocket. From experience with servicemen in Thailand, most don't have a pressure gauge and just guess how much air they put in. You may get a softer ride with the correct pressure if you find they are indeed over inflated .
Great video. Thanks for all you share!!
Love the family snack making outside. Seems like a lot of delicious fun.
😍Garden is looking Absolutely Beautiful. 💞💞💞💞
Good as always 🙃 Mr Don Australia 🦘
Hi Ryan and Mo fantastic vlog guys thank you
the trike seems always seems very bumpy and shaky. Maybe could look into getting some cheap airbags for the suspension on the back axle for a smoother ride
also perhaps change the tires for something more offroad friendly that will absorb the bumps too
I could smell the Khanom kroc cooking and I'm in Australia 😅 I have tried making them here but I had to use a different pan because I couldn't get the proper one. It all ended up like a big pancake but still tasted DELICIOUS, especially the burnt bits 💖
Love the khanom krok. Can you show how to make the Khanom bueang?
The kidnapping going on is not a good thing. My wife's daughter and granddaughter live in a village near Surin. If it's happening in the Buri Ram area, then it's also happening in nearby villages and cities.
The tuk tuk is really only for surfaced roads, the jiggling around the farm is eventually going to shake it to peices. Maybe your bro inland can strengthen it in a few places with some welds and maybe a ratchet strap here and there to pull it tightly. Love your vids
Good to see ye back. 😘
Mini pancakes with syrup or powdered sugar, Dutch delicacy, almost the same as in Thailand. Yummy.
Much Aroha Whanau have a fantastic year team Lahasai Buriram
William back in NZ for while have heart and cancer issues going through the biopsy and outpatient processes Much Love
Kia kaha ❤
If for factories, probably not for rough gravel paths before it shakes to pieces. I'd do reinforcement of the welds to make it last longer.
Your new cottage just looks beautiful - looks like it has been there forever
These electric three wheelers are ubiquitous in China. While the quality of fitment and welds may be suspect, they do last a long time and are easy to repair. I left China in July 22 and spent time in Isan before returning to Canada. This vlog has me missing Isan. Hope to return soon.
We both love the flowers in your garden! what are they and Damo are they fragrant?
Great video guys the garden looks beautiful damo and I need to try that desert
Amazing video thank you
have you seen the fix for those LED light bulbs...they seem to burn out because only one of the LED pads go bad..ya just remove that one and glue a bit of foil in place and it turns back on...great videos on it...
Good to see Damo involves the kids and gets them helping to clean the grounds. A very strong willed lady 🙏. Shame more Isaan ladies don't follow her enthusiasm for life !
That’s a sweeping generalisation as Damo said it’s the way of life for an Issan woman I bet there are many more than one or two who live & work without publicity !!
The crap welding on the electric buggy is why it's breaking up
I purchased my level 8 several days before coming to Thailand. I like the luggage a lot although it was fairly expensive in the US. and I had to buy the little cases separate it did not come with it. still I like it and use it a lot inside Thailand.
moving to the provinces this year and building a house and thinking about that little EV that you have. it would be useful for sure. a quad with a trailer would be nice but probably fairly more expensive I would guess. maybe a better suspension system would help it's probably not meant to go over those rougher roads...
Damo had me chuckling about waking up early to clean her garden. when my girl asked me if I would live out Sisaket, she told me that it would be getting up in the morning and gardening...😂
interesting about the kidnappings... I plan on getting two German Shepherd puppies later this year. the kids will not be going around without escort.
Damos mom reminds me of my girl's mom strong Essan lady...
she takes care of cows everyday.
kanom kroc.... a-loy maak.
Grab a tube of clear silicon and fill all gaps throughout between roof frame and roof. Will fix the issue
Yes, if you watch videos of Chinese vloggers about life in Chinese cities you see many of these mini trucks in use. Most of them have no roofs on the loading bed so goods can be stacked up very high. There is another American vlogger who bought a mini EV truck online from China and imported it to the US. That is a 4-wheeler and it can lift up the bed so you can move soil or wood and easily unload it. He also modified this truck after some time with other springs but he was happy with it otherwise.
Thank you for sharing update on vehicle- i am seriously thinking of buying one or having a custom built tuk tuk built. Im so disappointed by that weld flaw but ill keep watching
Why are they kidnapping kids ? Is it the militia looking for boy soldiers ? That’s terrifying to hear & needs to stop. Has the Thai police increased security to protect you all ? Damo I love love love your videos, you showing us & explaining the way of an Issan woman is so inspiring. You are such a hard worker like your mum ! Thank you Damo ❤❤❤
that sound is exactly the same as when you add Yorkshire pudding batter equal flour eggs and flour and milk to hot oil in the oven leave for 20 ish minutes in the oven for a savoury snack or some people add jam or sweet juice.
Thanks from leong nok tha
You also have a very nice day 🙏😊
My mother-in-law also has this strange habit of sweeping dirt floors. Then the wind puffs a little and everything returns to how it was. Amazing Thailand 😀
Only strange to us, not to them !
Great work Damo 😊
Yes damp is a very hard worker not frightened to get her hands dirty
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followed your channel on & off looks idlyic where u live & life style
thats like a dutch poffertjes pan make mini pankakes😋
Buriram is in my heart. I spent three years there.
Ryan have you checked if the EV has suspension on it. On those beautiful rural roads it’s going to take a pounding.
I think I basically drove it too fast over a pothole - Damo is much more careful 🤣
@@lifeinruralthailand upgrade those tyres for some squishy offroad ones and adjust the PSI, will improve the ride alot
handsome ha sip ha sip!
A lot of those little tuk tuks from china use drive motors and axles meant for golf carts so don't go too crazy with it. I know cars are expensive there but keep an eye out for 80-90s Suzuki Sierra. They're not much bigger than the tuk tuk and being body on chassis you can extend the back or cut it off for a tray. As long as it's mechanically good it'll last a long time and be able to go practically anywhere. Other option if it breaks is adding a car rear axle and bolting a bigger motor to it but you'll also need a bigger controller and battery pack. Lots of different options to look into if you go down that path
I like the EV, esp for the price. It’s does seem lightweight though, the rural setting/rough roads could be hard on it. My family has a quad and trailer at our cottage. I do like it. Maybe having both one day is a solution. Cheers from Canada!
Ryan… for the price it would make sense and warrant a good look at the factors that are both present and especially those missing and what could be done about the potential issues with the EV tuktuk. For starters it looks that there is exactly zero suspension nor cushion of any kind for both the vehicle and for the riders. What you’re noticing now is perhaps what happens when something, as mentioned, designed to run around on flat floors and local level streets and now being used on country roads and farms IS most definitely going to have wear issues. I’d look at the suspension, tire cushion and all the connections from the ground up and perhaps discover what would be worth going through and beefing up. There is a lot that can be done and would certainly payoff relative to the life of the vehicle. Plus you’d get a much smoother and more comfortable ride. If you were to go and look at the quads and trailer set up and of coarse the cost or value points this is exactly what you’d discover what goes into off road specific vehicles and the cost of actual materials in design efforts to have something like that last for its intended uses would inform the reality of how different they are regardless of intended uses. It’s compared to buying an expensive posh car and expecting that because of the investment that it would perform in both big city poorly maintained road conditions and small rural and off road applications as well. This logic only applies when there is a big checking account to throw money at the issues s they come up… for the rest of us its planning and adapting and of coarse acquire the right tool for the right job so to speak.
From what is already in place, meaning the current vehicle it would make sense that there in Thailand to find some good gearheads and get them excited about what could be done with these wicked lil trikes! Knowing you’re a UK boy this wreaks of the strategies used on the days of old and what attentions the Mini’s received. They were never as good as when they started and certainly weren’t always what they are now! Those years between they had considerable upgrades by enthusiasts that were damned not to get full value out of them!
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Im not sold on the efficiency of those Thai rakes. 😁
Check all the welds and reinforce where necessary. If that’s the only problem, it’s a good vehicle for the money.
not a bad wee truck all in all.. weilds will sort easy brakes too. your main issue will be the battery.... thats what makes or break them... and I can't see more than 2 years before you really notice it droppin off.. so factor that in come the time.... otherwise if it works ok (battery) in the summer heat your grand... but be careful of quads dude.... theres one designed with towing a trailor and then theres ones adapted.... they dodgey balance wise be careful.
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ditch the tuk tuk and the quad trailer idea..I am a farmer from downunder..Quads are dangerous, I have flipped one and have been pinned underneath..they are swanky, but I would go a Massey Ferguson 185 tractor , with a blade upfront., I had the local engineer/welder ,make me up a heavy duty steel tray ( same as us farmers have back home..trailers means more tyres to repair or replace), that fits on the back and can carry dirt, motorbikes, rocks you name it..and the blade is good for clearing land.. quads dont really do anything, and tyres are a pain on the wallet..kids and quads dont go together
Not made for offroading. Frame might need reinforcing for it to last.
that case is like a giant briefcase...lol...great item for sure...
I skipped past your advertisement for the luggage. But, I have heard that all airlines have standardized the size of carry-on luggage and many bags are too large now days. If they are too large, they will be considered check-in bags and you might need to pay a fee, depending on the total weight you are checking in with the airlines. Right now, it is standardized among airlines, but not all airports and check-in desks are adhering to the new rules.
Airlines are now cracking down on cabin space. Not so long ago, an oversized bag could still pass by with a frown, but this is no longer the case. Almost every airline maintains strict guidelines regarding carry-on luggage size and measure-yes, they even measure this down to the wheels and handles.
Most US air carriers adhere to the standard of 22 x 14 x 9 inches. When going abroad, however, it gets complicated. European and Asian carriers tend to have strict limitations, averaging around 21.5 x 13.5 x 7.5 inches. Why? Because the planes are smaller, and the weight balance is given more importance.
Weak construction for that electric cart. You’ll be lucky if it lasts a year. It wasn’t made for the stresses of traversing bumpy terrain. It was made for smooth warehouse/shop floors. Every weld will break over time.
Our 5 year old nephew who lives in Chaiyaphum was approached the other day by a man who tried to entice him into his car with a bad of chips. Eyes wide open everyone!!
That’s terrifying, I hope the Thai police are monitoring this area closely
Life on the farm beats a 9 to 5 job😃
I didn't see Otis.
Iam thinking two years you doing good on vehicle....
@lifeinruralthailand a nice vlog of your family doing household chores.
I'm regards to your EV, I'm a long, long way from knowledgeable in my opinion, but I think that the way that frame is welded, it's nowhere near strong enough for your use, it doesn't seem suitable for anything but smooth, concrete or bitumin roads. Of course, I don't know when you recorded this video & whether you've fixed the problem, but this is my suggestion:get it re-welded, but also, if you can, add a metal plate, a few inches long and roughly the same width as the frame, secure it with a couple of bolts with nuts, then get those welded on so they don't come loose with vibrations. Just a thought from someone who has virtually no skills in this type of thing.
Take good care of yourselves my 'online' friends 🙏 ❤️🤍💙🤍❤️🇹🇭 🇦🇺
Watch out for bird flu!
20:15 tam mai ben 5555 mai ben lai, dong alloii seap 😉
Do you get many snakes on your property and if so what type?
Ryan mate yer not in Chon Buri over the next few days are ya? Cheeky pint or 2 wi a fellow northerner? 😅
Omg kidnapping??? Do b careful .
That weld on the EV should not have broken so easily - a sign of poor construction & lack of quality control. If there is one cold weld, there are likely to be others. If you have a trusted metal worker in the area, ask him to take a look at all of the welds on the EV.
If you do replace the EV, consider opting for a pedal-powered vehicle, such as a pedicab, to haul stuff around the farm and to make the short trips to the market/shops. Replace the street tires with mountain bike tires, and perhaps re-gear the drive train to provide more torque/load at slower speeds - and good to go. Any bicycle mechanic can easily make these changes and should be cheap to do so. It will be slower with less ability to haul heavy loads than the EV or a quad - but much safer, provide good exercise, still faster than walking, cheaper to run & maintain, never runs out of charge or gas, and eco-friendly.
That ratting would drive me mad needs a canvas roof
It was the broken part, we have pretty much fixed teh rattle now, canvas is ok but sun will do a lot of damage fast :)
Animals need moving onto new ground every day or 2 ideally if not would be better to add thick woodchip or hay on the floor of the chicken coop if you can.. the byproduct is compost .. look up joel salatin!!
Did the channel name change? I thought it was Naked Guru?
I have channels this is the bigger family channel and the naked guru is more my personal commentary 👍🙏
When someone marries one of your kids, please make it a joyful experience for them to enter your family. Be accepting. Be encouraging. As a mother/father in-law, you have such power to either be a great blessing or a great burden to them. Your actions will either draw them in with love or repel them with criticism. Be loving. The future of your family depends on it.
Why wouldn’t they ? The most loving, kind & accepting family already.
@@nikkimclay5474 It's a fine line between commenting on social events and exploiting them in a commercial endeavor. This is the tension with which the fashion industry struggles - unfairly. I don't think the process was successful and should be inspected closer. I am not afraid to say I am not familiar with the entire process, so before commenting further I would have to study the process more in depth.
Maybe you should sought out a sidekick
What is the law on quad bikes in Thailand I was led to believe that they were actual illegal here
Kidnapping of children, you say 🤔?! To Birma🇲🇲 (Myanmar),...not good !!
Please keep a good eye on the children 🙏.
Just trade it in for a Harley Davidson. You'll be the talk of the town Ryan