I'm thankful you had the Shenanigans in the background. I have so missed them. They make part of your youtube. I love that you call them that. Please don't give them individual names. And please don't separate them. Could you every now and then let them out so they are following you or next to you when you sit down to video like you did today. Also if you don't want them under the trailer that you live in then put a fence around your RV. Those geese help make the show. I love them.....can you tell
THANK YOU! 😊 🙏🏽 I was struggling to figure out how to make one of these. You've simplified something I couldnt wrap my head around for what my coop needed.
Man, you just saved me several hundred dollars! God Bless you and your wife. I can't tell you how excited I am for this video, I wll show this to my husband as soon as he gets home tonight. we have three coops right now and will have 6 in total by the end of the summer. this video is a live saver!!!!!
Thanks for sharing your design and build, Nate. I'm sure this will help many others to have an easier time moving their coops. Great idea to be able to just take off the wheels to add to another coop without having to remove the whole assembly. I really think you have thought of everything. Have a Blessed day.
Thank you, Nate. We moved to west Tennessee a year ago June. We lived just a little northeast of Salem where I was born and raised. The lift you designed is awesome. I have family that owns Tigard Bowling Center and Pizza Caboose
I spent many days and nights at tigard bowl and pizza caboose! They were just up the road from my house. My mom used to play in a bowling league at Tigard Bowl and my brothers and I would play upstairs with our friends while our parents bowled.
Awesome job on your cicken tractor. I can tell your mind is rarely vacant of ideas spinning around on how to work out problems.........this is awesome. Many moves of success for you both. Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh
Nate, you have become the epitome of what we think of as a homesteader; you use what you have, as much as possible, to get a job done; you literally figure out solutions to whatever comes your way, all while teaching yourself new skills. 🙂 A true self-made man!
Nice simple, but extremely effective lift design! I'll add that to the chicken tractor that we are currently building and let you know how well it holds up over the following year. Thanks again for sharing!
I made an enormous coop with attached run and tried to make it “mobile”. Huh!! LOL Disaster - just too much weight. It is a stationary coop now that got moved into place once with a tractor. I think you did an awesome job!!! Congrats!!
Cool idea Nate. Only thing that would make it better I think, would be making it out of iron, (I feel that the wood may give out much quicker). If you were a machinist/welder, you probably would have tried that first. I wonder if you know someone that is a machinist/welder? Hmm? Maybe someone on RUclips.
That's my next version for sure! I'm already thinking about modifications. Maybe this will be my gateway into metal work. If Ben weren't 2 hours away, I'd see if he could help. :)
Yeah! Great minds thinking alike 🤗, alas, mine remained stuck on the problem..!? 🤔😮😅 Great going, Nate 👌🏼 Less hair, more brainwaves (joke) 🙃👌🏼 Love the idea, especially using the lawnmower, instead of straining yourself, or leaving Katy watching from the sidelines. Great instruction/training video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thanks for sharing 💞
@@TheKraemerLife every time we go to Big Boys Country Kitchen in New Port coming from Greeneville I look for you guys trying to find that house of your neighbors on top of the hill. I do think you are on the mountain side where you can see it. We had to go by St. James and get something for a golf cart and looked for that house but didn’t see it.
Can you use just 2 pieces of 2x4, one longer for the step-on lever, and the other shorter on the outside side? The hole for the wheel axle goes through on the flat surface, not from the joined sides of the 2x4s. Less material but same effect and I think it has even higher shear strength.
Absolutely love this I've been struggling to move mine 🙄 lol, 🤔 have any ideas on how to add the front end of a bicycle to this for the front end? My brain just can't figure it out :/
@KraemerLife How are your wheels working? I built the same chick-lift DIY solution as you did but my wheels are breaking at the axle point and literally fall off the rim after half a season. I haven't figured out if my wheels need more stability or if the coop is simply too heavy for their capacity.
would like to know if you plan on getting back into the house fixing soon? I think I'm not the only one since you have so many subscribers yet your watching amount has gone down drastically. I really like you guys but I am personally sick of chicken stuff as I think you are as well Nate. I would really like you to fix the water situation leading to your basement area where you have the freezers. Water is horrible for foundations and I know how hard you have worked to remedy the situation with the french drain and such!! Nate you really don't seem too happy these days. Please find your happy again!!
Wow what a great video, clear instructions 👏 I had noticed the screws on the drill ✔️ great idea having the magnet 🧲 👍 My Father and husband always had them in their mouth 😅 🇦🇺🦘🐨
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HUGE thumbs up on the hair cut!
I'm thankful you had the Shenanigans in the background. I have so missed them. They make part of your youtube. I love that you call them that. Please don't give them individual names. And please don't separate them. Could you every now and then let them out so they are following you or next to you when you sit down to video like you did today. Also if you don't want them under the trailer that you live in then put a fence around your RV. Those geese help make the show. I love them.....can you tell
You are incredibly brilliant!! Kati too...❤❤❤
Outstanding!!! Love the haircut!
You look so much younger with your hair shorter, Nate!
Great idea Nate!
Such a great teaching vlog! Glad you’ve made a much easier way to move your coops. ❤️
Yeah, and I enjoyed that very much. You are showing your ingenuity you’re a smart man.
Awesome
Awesome Nate!
THANK YOU! 😊 🙏🏽 I was struggling to figure out how to make one of these. You've simplified something I couldnt wrap my head around for what my coop needed.
Very nice build! ❤🎉
Well done Nate. That has saved a lot of money. Cheers
Definitely love your intelligence
Might think about selling that thought process!!
genius!!
nice hair cut keep the video coming from pam and john
Well done! Thought process remarkable!
What a great innovation! Congratulations!👏👏👏👏
Brilliant! 👏
BRILLIANT 👏 ❤
Excellent instructional video.
Hi Nate must have a crash course of weilding to complete your DIY projects Good luck to your endeavours Bless you both Katie fr Philippines
Looks awesome. Lots of troubleshooting you had to do . Well done.
Excellent instructions Nate! Well done 💜
Great job
Good job Nate! Blessings 💞🤗
Great idea I had some think like it on my tractor it works great ..
Good job Nate ,looks like its going to make things a lot easier
Great job Nate. I know you really wanted to make something to solve this problem. WIN🎉🎉
Man, you just saved me several hundred dollars! God Bless you and your wife. I can't tell you how excited I am for this video, I wll show this to my husband as soon as he gets home tonight. we have three coops right now and will have 6 in total by the end of the summer. this video is a live saver!!!!!
Nice work 👏
Cool! You made this build look easy!
That was an awesome build Nate you a great job makes for easier moving
Great idea! May adopt this for something else for my garden. 🌻👍🌻
Wonderful!. Would love to know how you use it.
@@TheKraemerLifeSame
Please share your thoughts. Anything to help in the garden, is most welcome 🤗
Great job 👍
Thanks for sharing your design and build, Nate. I'm sure this will help many others to have an easier time moving their coops. Great idea to be able to just take off the wheels to add to another coop without having to remove the whole assembly. I really think you have thought of everything. Have a Blessed day.
Great idea. Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant! Good clear instructions and adapting explanations. 💜💙💚💫
We made something similar for our chicken tractor. I can't believe how expensive the chick lift is!
Thank you, Nate. We moved to west Tennessee a year ago June. We lived just a little northeast of Salem where I was born and raised. The lift you designed is awesome. I have family that owns Tigard Bowling Center and Pizza Caboose
I spent many days and nights at tigard bowl and pizza caboose! They were just up the road from my house. My mom used to play in a bowling league at Tigard Bowl and my brothers and I would play upstairs with our friends while our parents bowled.
Thanks so much! That was a fabulous idea!
I’d love to see the progress of this lift system. ❤
great job hugssssss
I love it and was waiting for this video for my build. Thank you Nate.
I used a treated 4x4 for the wheel mounts
Very cool and well done ! THX
Very clever!! Sometimes analysis paralysis leads to big innovation in the end!
Awesome job on your cicken tractor. I can tell your mind is rarely vacant of ideas spinning around on how to work out problems.........this is awesome. Many moves of success for you both.
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh
Nate, you have become the epitome of what we think of as a homesteader; you use what you have, as much as possible, to get a job done; you literally figure out solutions to whatever comes your way, all while teaching yourself new skills. 🙂 A true self-made man!
Great job Nate. U r definitely getting ur grove back.
Necessity is the best invention. 👊👌👍
Nice simple, but extremely effective lift design! I'll add that to the chicken tractor that we are currently building and let you know how well it holds up over the following year. Thanks again for sharing!
I made an enormous coop with attached run and tried to make it “mobile”. Huh!! LOL Disaster - just too much weight. It is a stationary coop now that got moved into place once with a tractor. I think you did an awesome job!!! Congrats!!
Great idea to save money and get the job done.
Well done. Very clear explanation too. 🌻🌻💕💕
Brilliant! There must be a jig (or I'm sure you could figure out how to make one) to get those drill holes straight.
Cool idea Nate. Only thing that would make it better I think, would be making it out of iron, (I feel that the wood may give out much quicker). If you were a machinist/welder, you probably would have tried that first. I wonder if you know someone that is a machinist/welder? Hmm? Maybe someone on RUclips.
That's my next version for sure! I'm already thinking about modifications. Maybe this will be my gateway into metal work. If Ben weren't 2 hours away, I'd see if he could help. :)
Thank you!! This is exactly what I am wanting to accomplish but I couldn't figure it out. So glad I came across this -- now to make a shopping list!
Genius! Great Idea Nate, so practical. Well done😃💕💕
Yeah! Great minds thinking alike 🤗, alas, mine remained stuck on the problem..!? 🤔😮😅
Great going, Nate 👌🏼 Less hair, more brainwaves (joke) 🙃👌🏼
Love the idea, especially using the lawnmower, instead of straining yourself, or leaving Katy watching from the sidelines.
Great instruction/training video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thanks for sharing 💞
Good job thank u😊
Really enjoyed this video Nate. I’m actually working on the same project myself.
Sweet. I hope to be able to see it in action.
Nate I love your haircut. It looks so good.
Thank you!!
@@TheKraemerLife every time we go to Big Boys Country Kitchen in New Port coming from Greeneville I look for you guys trying to find that house of your neighbors on top of the hill. I do think you are on the mountain side where you can see it. We had to go by St. James and get something for a golf cart and looked for that house but didn’t see it.
Thanks for sharing.. I've been searching for ideas...
GREAT IDEA
very good design!
Thank you!!!!! Exactly what i need
That’s a nice coop for the price ❤
Thanks for this. $150 for a chick lift is WAY out of our budget.
Can you use just 2 pieces of 2x4, one longer for the step-on lever, and the other shorter on the outside side? The hole for the wheel axle goes through on the flat surface, not from the joined sides of the 2x4s. Less material but same effect and I think it has even higher shear strength.
Absolutely love this I've been struggling to move mine 🙄 lol, 🤔 have any ideas on how to add the front end of a bicycle to this for the front end? My brain just can't figure it out :/
One additional question: How long have you been running this system and how well has your design held up over time? Thanks!
Would a bolt for a gate be strong enough to hold the lever down without having to go into the cooper to put the nuts on?
how did you attach the coop to the mower???
Will be showing that in the next video
@@TheKraemerLifeWay to go. Getting the hang of extending the info, I see.. 😜😸
@KraemerLife How are your wheels working? I built the same chick-lift DIY solution as you did but my wheels are breaking at the axle point and literally fall off the rim after half a season. I haven't figured out if my wheels need more stability or if the coop is simply too heavy for their capacity.
Where are you moving the coops?
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Is that a level on your drill?
This drill doesn't have one (I don't think). Plus my work surface isn't level. Maybe one day I'll get a drill press.
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That’s kind of what we did with our little meat bird shelter. Seen the price of that little wheel gadget 😬 no thank you.
My brother, use the cross cut guide. The rip fence is a dangerous cross cut guide.
would like to know if you plan on getting back into the house fixing soon? I think I'm not the only one since you have so many subscribers yet your watching amount has gone down drastically. I really like you guys but I am personally sick of chicken stuff as I think you are as well Nate. I would really like you to fix the water situation leading to your basement area where you have the freezers. Water is horrible for foundations and I know how hard you have worked to remedy the situation with the french drain and such!! Nate you really don't seem too happy these days. Please find your happy again!!
Please stop cross cutting with the tablesaw fence. It is extremely dangerous.
Wow what a great video, clear instructions 👏
I had noticed the screws on the drill ✔️ great idea having the magnet 🧲 👍
My Father and husband always had them in their mouth 😅
🇦🇺🦘🐨
Thanks so much! That was a fabulous idea!